The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 15, 1906, Page 12

'THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY AUGUST. 13 Ventura Brings $2,500,000 in British Gold for Local Banks From Sydney. Q - C . B 1 . | WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. Sailors of Cruiser ‘Baltithore| to s e i | San Franciseo, Aug. 14, 1006. y . YT R T R R R 3 Win Hearts of Colonials. fdfdl 1 E E5E5 22 58 S 2 BR-38 g 3 = STATIONS. z 3E 3% g h g HE O Compeny’s liner Ventura, Captain Haywards, ar- AR ey g r rday afternoon with the largest shipment of British gold : 5 2'.5 : tr u r ths. The treas- d 1 brought across the Pacific for some mon! g ey .85 81 3 o r s of 500,000 bright British sovereigns, worth $2,500,000 in | Boiee ;s 8 56 Nw Cear 0 s ) oala aonb B b ureka 2094 62 54 N Clear .| 1d coin. The money is consigned to local banks. g 8 RN e ch left Sydney July 23, landed the Australlian-British Fresno .. 20.80 106 68 W Clear .00 # last evening’s Overland. It will reach New York about |[ndspendence ..20.68 98 6 £ Glear 00 k ne v morning, and will be taken across the Atlantic by the |ros Angeies 2980 92 66 W Clear. .00 r Captaln Haywards, who was rather seriously ill on Modena .. 20.68 86 54 NW Clear .00 , is well again and | £ E & (29.78 91 78 N Clear _ .00 in splendid style. 2084 58 58 S Foggy .01 fa:v the sacks of Burniston, Rev. W. N. Campbell, Mrs. gg %g 58 %W Clear % chutes into| W. N. Campbell and two children, Miss | Pt Rex P s e R L Lucy Clark, Miss Mary Clark, Charles portiand R > g nd before the pas- | 3 Davis, Mrs. Charles 3. Davis, Dr. W. | gen g - they had arrived | H Day, Mrs. W. H Day, Adolph ./ Rea’ iuk: 1150 64 108 3k rucks were stirring up the | Decker, Mr. Eastman, Mrs. Eastman, | Roseh i %3 t Tolled to| Miss Katherine Graves, F. Griffith, Mrs. | boeeows -..---20-84 80 -0 F. Grifith, Dr. A. Grossmann, F..M. Salt Lake......20.76 86 ‘00 Hicks, O. F. Hills, J. H. Holmes, Mrs. 20064 78 100 O. F. Hills, James F. St. John, F, W. 12 5 .00 King, Mrs. F. W. King, Miss G. King, |& 29,68 96 ~00 Rev. Thomas Lynch, Victor Marsh, Mrs. 68 94 3 200 F. R. Millas, Mrs. James Morrow, S. C. 73 56 54 NW Clear .00 Peoples, Mrs. S. C. Peoples, Dr. Alex Seattle . 92 70 58 § Cloudy .l)O. § Rochiester, Dr. Rovert AL Ross, Mur- | Spokane 2 82 5 SW Clear .00 o pasas he liner |Tay Rush, John Sanborn, Mrs. arles, oo P& . . e General 3. ¥ smith, Mis J F Smith; 76 90762 W' Clear 60 W ‘s fir u . | Mrs. Andrew Woods, W. S. Young. | Winnemueca 80 92 46 SW Clear .00 . BEIREES SSENE DR Join at Honolulu—F. heuer, H. Par- (e - TR TR left here on the Ala-|righ, Mrs. H. Parrish, Nathan Rentz,| : : on trip to the south | W. {. Streeter. Summit—Maximum 78, minimum 72; wind southwest; clear; 2 to 6 feet snow in places. Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity—Fair The United States cruiser Baltimore | Wedneedsy; continued warm; lght west wind. arfived at Sydney about half an hour | Fof Sacramento Valley—Fair esday; con- | tinued warm; light north wind. before the liner Ventura left the Aus-| 70 0T B 0 WaAG oo dnesday; con- tralian port and was given & WAarm | tinued warm; light west wind. welcome. The Baltimore had been| For Los Angeles and vicinity—Falr Wednesday; there six months before and when me's‘;‘x‘t‘:;]"" warm; light south wind, changing to Ventura arrived the people were still 7* A G. McADIE, District Forecaster. talking about the Yankee sailormen. | ,- i The first time the Baltimore arrived| =™ ™ - BT o 5 the men had about six months' pay| anl is morning from ~San coming to them. The paymaster dis- | sfied toder wii petient: hoa Loimer Kiibum arrived today with freight bursed and the bluejackets scattered |steamer Barracouta with a full cargo of freight an, 2 newspaper man with the local press, ars a resident of HOHO-\ on the Ventura. | her newspaper men enslowe, an Aus- as been gent here for five colonial pa- d Hirst, who has been k in Australia for the S. L. Morris, formerly department of the Company, returned extended visit to Sydney Welcomes Yankee Tars. b money from one end of Sydney to the |for San Franciseo, but no passengers, left this e Venturs's passengers included | other. Liberal as -the colonials are|ZOnins he ftemer Roanoke arcived last v they felt like so many Russell Sages |to take a lumber cargo to San Francisco. The Jones_ and | beside those American bluejackets. | tug Dauntless with tbe ofl tank Roderick Dhu . E. A_Fraser | While their money lasted the men spent | i3 tow left today for Californla. £ rican, B. S L. |1t like water and for all the good time | ner, Templeton, Leon NEWS OF THE OCRAN. The British ltenmu’_\-m:mt which arrived st Portland on Monday, was chartered prior to | arrival for lumber thence to China, or Austra- a (time charter). Shipment of Petroleum. The British tank bark Calcutta was cleared | yesterday for Shanghal with 85773\) sgallons of \reflned petroleum, valued at $26,02! Barley for En;lnnd- The French bark Beaumanoir was cle-red T they had behaved splendidly. Hence the warm welcome when the cruiser returned. At Sydhey, Melbourne and Auckland officers and men were treated royally and the good will of the people ashore is reciprocated by the Balti- more’s crew. | King Cyrus Off the Heads. The schooner King Cyrus, from Ta- coma with lumber, which was In col- | lision August § off Cape Flattery with the Chilean bark Curzon, arrived off | terday for Runcorn, Eny the heads yesterday afternoon and for |9f barley, valued at lack of wind anchored there for the |lUmber as dunnage, valued at $315. night. In the collision the King Cyrus The Manchuria’s Cargo. lost her jibboom and foremast. The| The steamer Manchuria sailed yesterday for Curzon's bowsprit was carried away |FHongkong and way ports, via Honolulu, with * R o general merchandise cargo, valned at $205,504, L T LDt B exclusive of treasure, and to be distributed as Water Front Notes. $1 {OIIO"I For '2,244; China, 12,202; he Pacific Mail liner Korea left|pims pesok: lippine lslasds, $3025 Honolulu at 11 a. m. yesterday and is East Indics, Korea, $1110; Siam, $116; | Honolulu, SlSfl(‘ The following were the pfln- due here early next Monday morning. The bark Gerard C. Tobey, which ar- |cipal shipmente: 11,565 Ibs sugar. rived yesterday, twenty-eight days Sheridan, G. Ruther- E. J._ Cald A owe, Mr. and _Mrs s Bettis, Mrs. Ross, v, W. Lyle, Miss H Mrs. W, A. Williams, orge H._F! Mrs d child, 1 F. Muther, Hawks, Earl H. | ce, wife and two Manchuria Carries Many Passengers. gest number of passen- | d by any Pacific Mail liner Japan—840 bbls flour, rovisions, 7 cs canued from Honolulu, brought 32,188 bags of | [bs drled frult, 4797 Ibs milistuffs, ctls oats, 20 bales hay, terday and the receipts by sea were‘rolh and 18 cs leather, gs_bicycles and 1,330,000 feet. sundries les duck, tural im- |25 pkgs’ groceries and 900. Jbs' raisins, 1642 2 | sugar. |27 ot grpewriters and supplies, 72 pgs electricai = P agriculf Fifty Chinese were deported yester- “:ementl 120 car wheels, 2 bxs car material, 41 s, 1479 1bs lard, glls whisky, 160 gsis wine, Only two lumber vessels arrived yes- | DkER puper, 113 piigs mechere, 117 e Dhoto goods. 1530 kegs wire nails, 4 cs & onths, the big steamship | day on the liner Manchuria. hld i goods, glmg', Ibs l:ll”l’fi‘hfl’:w Captain J. W. Saunder: | bides, 34 pkgs plumbing material, Ipe, sterday =afternoon for the | Steamer Wrecked in Alaska. o et (2Us" roofing material, Pised L e star passenger was Gen-| SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 14—Advices | To China—0080 bbie: fiour, 2500 bs bxs fresh fraits, 440" lbs Jard. 14 s wsiad o 400 Ibs tea, 2200 Ibs codfish, 6752 lbs beans, 1 ibs peas, 13.268 1bs millstuffs, 2080 lbs ham Caswell, owned by Captain E. A. Swift, | and g Nl&lm -nld 11 e‘taeheue. m!c: was wrecked last month on the Susitna | C2uned goods, 29 cs salmon, s srocecis y | and -rovisions, 2050 Ibs nuts, 1bs coffee, River in Alaska. This is the first newulmo pkgs table preparations, 33 pkgs pickles, of the vessel recelved since she . de- 1853 gals and 3 cs wine, 245 casks beer, 211 parted for the headwaters of the river. 8 clgarettes, 81 bxs photo goods, rolls Smith, who succeeds | ral Ide as chief executive nes. General Smith and rove to the wharf in a big ied, but on the dock them good-by. a's passengers received at the office of the Star Steam- ship Company state that the)steamer ries bound for | leather, 11 pkgs wagon material, 14 cs soap, 50 e e tor|The Caswell met with an sccident|5tRe: 3 PEE; Fomoe material; 34 s soap. 50 Ai"’v‘s B diong while trying to stem the raplds twelve | machines, 11 cs dry oods, 500 bales sheeting, miles from the mouth of the river. house has been carried away and lit- 5 85, 4000 tle hope remains of saving her. \oumea ‘rlr:gk"g‘o%k Ibs 5::;'.1:-‘“;"« Dread, T lives were lost. | plows gnd parts. To Philippine Islands—118 cs canned soods. 10 | cs honey, 10 cs syrup, 28 gals wine, 5 pkgs | groceries 'and provisions, 43 cs boots and shoes, ‘6 cs bicycles and sundries, 7 es drugs. To East Indies—177 cs canned goods, 35 cs | sajmon, 10 pkgs wagon material. To Korea—3511 gals lubricating ofl, 17 cs elec- | trical goods, 6 cs ned goods, 7 pkgs groceries | and provisions. of the Pacific. To Hounolulu—110 bxs fresh fruits, 50 sks po- atoes, 42 cs spices, 8 cs extracts, 358 lbs tea. SEATTLE, Aug. 14.—The Northwestern Eleum‘ 600 Ibs soda, 4 pkgs electrical goods, 1500 cs ship Company hes changed the name of its Nome | coal ofl, 3 rolls leather. liner from Orizaba to Northwestern. The| steamer Queen, which safled last night for Sen Her | 545 bales drills, 125 bdls shooks, ® cs arms and t Captain Saun- | ammunttion. and has car- iver complaint, for which to blame the hospl- COAST SHIPPING NEWS. Items of Intcrcst to Mariners | cargo swung Anderson | gangplank | SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. roll on your} which the heavy }nr;n;;?o.lc;mfix full cargo of general freight ABEIVED. and forth with| ‘Tne Pecific Coast stesmer Spokane arrived Tuesds ugust 14. Au Stmr Ventura, Hayward, 23 dsys 1 honr 40 minutes from 13_hours. Stmr G C Lindauer, Grays Harbor. ner on the swel til yesterday phecy come true. who scorned a from Alasks late yesterday and at once be | transferred to the Seattle-San Francisco run, tak- ing the place of the State of California on the Southern California run later in the season. She | will sail south from here Tllurldl: with a full and Sydney, 'via Honolulu 6 days Mattson, 64 hours from nparsable terms, cargo and a large passenger list. : Stmg Sul;f of C;lfloml-. '{hnm 49 hours n The ‘steamer Gaswell, taken £ Al rom San Diego and way ports. O o Ihe | on the Cook Talet ran by . A~ Switt has ey | Stmr Watsoa, Bartlett, b hotrs from Senttle. Las been : rapids.” No lives Stmr Aberdeen, dondo. Stmr Eureka, Jessen, 25 bours from Eureka. a gentle roll ¥ wrecked in the ¥ vell proclaimed that the |re lost g ank was resting on| The codfishing sch: Rive Ablstrom, 58 hours from Re- | Harold Blekum, three ‘ ” ess man's toes. The |Weeks overdue from Ber..; Sea. arrived today. — | R S, BORt) 38, RyRL Do « s " Aug. 1i-—The schooner Louise, i o :n people came Cepiin St S5 s e Ui RS Loche Newark, Johnsos, 22 bours from Byxbes w e ang e schoomer Caroline, aptain ‘esterdak, Y heavier grew | five days from the same port, brought & com: Gf;’:’ :},‘;‘;{';3:, Pastenn Tanveiat, 0 dem ooy . the toes. | bined cargo of 950,000 feet of lumber consigned | ¥V CLEARED e raised the |{ the Kerckbof Cumer Mill and Lumber Com- Tuesda g of pany. The schooner tetson, Captain Bon the Very Sore | nises, has begun loading 500,000 feet of lumber | g o SLE o Amiral Jauregiuber Tk v s B V. ch of a place at Astoria for San Pedro. There were o de- | brer Pemons oarnson Borelar Bog &5 Co, . )r sale. The Man- | partures from ‘this port today. | oyt P Vessels in port—Bhip Aelsurin, barkentines | yi” g bre s R amolr. Hrigodet, 'Ruacora; Gir- |Cherles F. Crocker and Thomas P. Emigh,| Br bark Calcutta, Davies, Shanghai; Standard 2 Barnes, Warren | schooners Dauntless, Okanogen, Sausalito, Sadie, | Of1 Go. rs. B. F. Boyn- |Caroline and Louise. Vessels on the way—Bark. SAILED. M: W. B. C. Brown, s J. Deyo, M entine Gerdiner City and schooners Saiem, Lud- low, Stimson, John A. Campbell, Loutse, Mildred, W. F. Wetzman and King Cyrus. PORTLAND, Aug. 14.—Every incoming vessel ugust 14. Fr stmr Amiral Jaureguiberry, Benn“d Havre, via Mazatlan. tmr Atlas, Badger, Portland. brings reports’ of thousands of whales steering| Stmr Vanguard, Odland, Eureks. north off the coast. Ceptain Erickson of the| Stmr Wasp, Wehman, Port Los Aaeles. steam schooner Aurelfs savs he saw bundreds of | Stmr Centralia, Ericsson. San Ped the monsters follpwing the vessels to the Colum-| Stmr Manchuria, Ssunders, Hongkong, etc. bia Biver bar There their paths parted, the| Stmr Greamwood, Fagersrom, Needie Rock. whales proceeding north. Captain Johnson of the bark baving Rai Coloma also B:hx C¢eehu Sudden, Bellesen, Willapa Har- school of es, and he saye they were big ones, each one of them worth at least $1000. “5 n, Samaritter, Siuslaw River. The steam schooner Aurelia arrived early this OLTS E BOUND IN—12 MIDNIGHT. 5 morning from San Francisco, bringiag aboat ofty | Scar King Cyrus. tons of general merchandise. r next vor-| TELEGRAPHIC. M Pcwl Mrs. Price, P. north i will carry pas: | o . Bosenberg, Mr. Robin: | by ther time. the nspectors il Lave bag i |, POIST LOBOS, Aus. 14—10 p. m —Weather Sghmidt and infant, C. |to issue her certificate. which was revoked when | D837: Wiod NW; velocity 6 miles per hour. Shaw, Mrs. S. T.|ner unfon sailors walked asbore. Aug 4—In lat 35 N, long 16 W, Fr bark Max, from Penarth, for San Francisco. DOMESTIC PORTS. =. Peter A. Smith, W. L. Steinweg, | Super, Mre. A The Harriman freighter Barracouta safled for Sen Frencisco lest night with a heavy cargo. The Barrecouta carries no prssen; . G. P.” Thielen, | The tug Yosburg will Jeave for Coquille in EUREKA_Sailed Aug I5—Bt stur Kelvio. and B. E. Wilson. |few days. where she will go into commission, | bank, i entz, Mrs. Black- |towing lumber schooners over the bar. The deai| SAN PEDRO—Arrived Ang u—sm Sadie, ark, Miss B. Da- |to heve her tow lumber barges from Cogquille t g Umpqua; schr Sausalito, from Grays Har- DELEGATES ADOPT A RESOLUTION. Conference on Drago Doctrine Recommend Matter to The Hague RIO ' PROGEEDINGS RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 14—The subcommittee of the International American Conference on the Drago doctrine agreed today on a resolution even more general than the one on the Programme. It recommends that each American nation, at its discretion, re- quest The Hague tribunal to study the questions of the forcible collection of public debts and pecuniary claims ot all kinds. The ..rgentine representa- tives alone opposed the resolution, which was finally agreed on and will be signed today. The opinion is expressed that the resolution was accepted unanimously and adopted by the conference. Later it was announced that the Uruguayan representatives had withdrawn from the Drago doctrine agreement, whicu resulted in a slight movement to throw the whole resolution out of the pro- gramme by a two-thirds vote. How- ever, it was still considered probable that the resolution would be adopted. The pan-American railway commit- tee of the conference discussed two projects, one to the effect that the con- struction of the entire road be turned over to a private company in the United States, and the other that each Government undertake to conduct that portion of the road which is within its own territory. BUENOS AYRES, Aug. 14.—Desplte a heavy downpour of rain, immense crowds assembled at the docks to wit- ness the arrival of Secretary Root and his party, who were received by the Minister of Marine and Foreign Af- fairs, accompanied by Mr. Beaupre, the American Minister, and his secretary. At 3 o'clock this afternoon Mr. Root wae conducted to the Government House, escorted by the Eighth Regi- ment of Cavalry, for an official recep- tion by President Alcorta, who formal- ly returned the Secretary’s visit at 5 o'clock. Tonight at 8:30 o'clock Mr. Root and his party arrived at the Government House for an officlal banquet given by the President. e Hammersmith & Fleld. Is your silverware or jewelry dam- aged? Our factory now in operation. ‘Will restore like new. Hammersmnh & Field, 801 Van Ness ave. - EASTERN PORTS. BALTIMORE—Cleared ~ Aug 13—Br Planet Neptune, for Valparaiso NEW K—_Arrived Aug 14—Br stmr Vir-| ginla, from Col e stmr lon. OREIGN PORTS. va‘z\zss—?unfl Aug 11—Br ship Way- farer. from Hamburg, for San Franciseo. RIM—Passed Aug 13—Br stmr Keemum, trom Seattle, for Liverpool. ANTWERP—Sailed Aug 12—Fr bark Bre- e, for San Francisco. LABGOW—SIflad Aug 11—-Br stmr Ning ‘how. from Tacom: YOKOHAHA—B'IU.G Aug S8—Br stmr Em- press of China, for Vancouver. VICTORIA—Arrived Aug 14—Br stmr Wyn- eric, from New Westminster; Br bark Baftle Abbey, from Port Ludlow. Safled Aug 14—Nor stmr Titania, for San Francisco; stmr Queen, for San Francisco. ved' Aug 1—Br stmr Manchester Port, | | hence Aug 11. o SYDNEY—drived prior Aug 1é—Br st Plnfil ietoria. HO! BKOI\G——Auhed Aug 14—Br stmr Em- press of from Vancouver. !-uefl 14—Ger stmr Arahia, for Asto- _stmr Siberis, for SN Franclsco. iy £ ROBE —Arrived dvg 14—Br stmr “tudramayo. o mBOUR.\Hmved prior Aug 14—DBr ship Buchanan, from Port Biakeiey. OCEAN STEAMERS. NEW YORK—Arrived Aug 14—Stmr Barbe- | rossa. from Bremen and Southampton. BREMEN—Arrived Aug 14—Stmr Kalser Wil | belm der Grosse, from New York. SYDNEY, § W—Arrived Aug Orangl. from Vancouver, via Honolulu. NGEONG—Arrived Aug 14—Stmr Empress of India, from ncouver. XA Yokohama. YOKOHAMA ived Ang 14—Stmr Arago- nia, from Portiand, Ore., for Hongkong. 14—Stmr Movement of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. Steamer. mo. S. Barbara. 15| g 16| ag. 16 | . 16 | ug. 5 Pris|Aug. ay Pom{ Aug. City Peking. Umatilla. City Panama. . 23| TG SAIL. Steamer | Destiuation. _ [Saliu] Pler. Auguet 1. | A, Jnureguive.(Havie & Way Ports12 m|Pler 27 City Puebla.. Puget Sound ports/ll am(Pler 9| Pomona....... Humboldt .. .[1:30p|Pier 9| Angust 16, | Eureka. . |Humboldt .. 9 am[Pier 5 Hilonian Hilo, via Portland| 5 pm|Pler 10 2 pm/Pler 20 11 #m|5th st 10 am|Pier 11 | .12 m|Pier 5| 9 am/Pler 11 1:30 p|Pler 9 6 pm|Pler 2 |4 pm|Bler 2 m{Pler 40 e :«m D{Bter 20 er 9 — |Pier 20 San Dlelo k Wu. 10 am|Pler 11 Astorla & Portiand|il am|Pler 24 811 am|Pler o 5 pm/Pler & 12 m|Pler 10 g il am|prer 24 [Coamitte River il pm|Pler 20 TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE. Steamer. Destination: 1 Date. ug. 15 - 15 - 18 CLEVELAND SCCRES SEVEN RUNS IN ONE INNING. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. NATIONAL LEAGUE. nicags . S B T New ' York 6 33 6 Pittsburg 64 39 Phtladelphia 49 5 Clnctnanti 60 80 67 68 Loat. Pet. 43 o8t Cleveland L8543 . m61 t. Louis. L8 49 52 Detroit 150 53 485 Washington . .39 61 3 Boston ... . 31 73 208 AMERICAN LEAGUE. CLEVELAND, Aug. 14.—By bunching a triple, two doubles and four singles Cleveland scored seven runs in the eighth inning and de- feated Washington. Washington knocked Joss and Eels out of the box. Bemhard only allowed ne man to reac it in five innings. Al fielling was a feature. Score: Hoe R. H Cleveland 8.1 5 ‘Washington 8 2 Batteries—Joss, = Eels, Beraia and Bernhard, Buelow; Falkenberg, Hughes and 'Wakefield. NATIONAL LEAGUE. PITTSBURG, Aug. 14.—The Pittsburgs re- turned from their Eastern trip tod: defeated Boston. Score: b e Ty R. H. E. Pittsburg £ 1 ton , . . Batterles—Leever and Gibso und-mn and Neeham. Umpires—Johnstone and Conway. —_— e GUN EXPLODES AND TEARS OFF HAND OF SPORTSMAN FRESNO, Aug. 14.—Resting his re- peating shotgun upon the shoulder of Mrs. J. E. Ewing and taking careful aim at a distant bird, Herbert Smith, man- ager of the Hollenbeck-Bush planing mill, pulled the trigger and fired. The gun went off and the magazine ex- ploded, scores of pieces of steel flying above the head of the woman and car- rying off the hand of Smith. The grew- some spectacle of a strip of flesh and a finger speeding close by her head near- 1y prostrated Mrs. Ewing with fright. The explosion is thought to have been duc to the circumstance that Smith im- | mersed the gun in water to cool it after repeated firing, and this may have re- duced the temper of the steel. The ac- cident occurred at Herndon, about nine mlles from here. FAST TIME MADE IN 214 PACE AT POUGHKEEPSIE. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Aug. 14— Angus Pointer, the speedy son of Sid- ney Pointer, after working out on the half-mile tracks, made his first start of the season on the Grand Cireuit in the 4:04 pace at the Hudson River Driving Park this afternoon. Hé won in straight heats in 2:03% and 2:03%, which makes a new race record for the track and the fastest two heats paced | this season, next to The Bronmcho's| three heats of 2:03%, 2:03 and 2:03%. Angus Pointer sold favorite at 3100\ to $64. _The 2:11 pace was easy for Rudy | Kip, it heing his third victory of the season. Brilliant Girl's Cleveland perlarm- ance made her favorite for the 2:20| trot at $100 to $60, but the bettors found a surprise in Allie Jay, which, | under the skillful driving of Kenney, won with comparative ease in straight | heats. Summary: \ 2:11 class, pach $1500, two In three— it g, . e S, o | |in 2:05%, 2:00%. Aintree, Mercy Me, Prince | | Hal, Daphne Direct, Pearl Tipping, Captain | Derby, Fred W, Blackbird, The Judge, Billy | Walters Jr. and Miss Abdeli also started. ‘ 2:28 class, trotting, purse $1300, three in five—Allle Jay won three straight heats and | the race, in 2:10%, 2:10, 2:10%. Brilliant Girl, | The Phantom, Lucretia, Jessie Benton, Carina | Dawson, Del McGregor, Zest, Silence and Dr.' Etta also started. 2:14 class, pacing, purse §1200, two in three— | Angus Polnler won two straight heats and fhe race, in 2:03: :03%. Baron Grattam, Ner- vola’ and Maud' Keswich also started. | oS g SR ARREST OF CARMEN | WHO GAVE HIM BEATING | " LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14—C. E. Dol- | bear appeared before the Prosecuting Attorney today and secured two John| Doe warrants charging the motorman | and conductor of a Grand-avenue car of the Los Angeles Railway Company | with - assault. Dolbear, according to| the complaint, was assaulted by the crew of the car last night because he eriticized their treatment of himself | and another passenger and two of his| ribs were broken. As soon as the identity of the railroad employes is| learned they will be arrested. | ————— | BOSTON. Aug. 14.—The American Philatelic Association_today elected the following officers: | President, William 0. Stone. Springfleld. Mas {nternaticnal secretary. D. T. Fatol ath Towa; delegates-at-large—H. B. PhHHp:. Francisco; Joseph H. Rich, New York. 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For the purpose | of preventing fraud of this nature The | | Call watches each suit as it is filed. A | record is kept of the description of lhe* property. This 'information is for the benem of property-owners in general. It will| act.as a safeguard against any proceed- ing. that may be commenced and give | sufficient time to arrange a defense. | ;BUSINESS DIRECTOR OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS. AITKEN & AITKEN—Attorneys-at- law, 876 Eddy st., between Franklin and Van Ness ave., San Francisco. ALPHA DINING-ROOMS, 1771 Ge. »t., nr. l:lllmor’e. 8. F '::r‘:r’l::.m ueg:.d- ular_prices, Dore'to Victor Restaurant, 372 Broad- way, Oakland. AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., lnfll%e! lgdfi‘lw?. 405 Elih.hh ll—. Oak- ackson 8 efi‘co‘ uCI.L ‘warehouses, San E‘t‘nclm and Oakland. C. J. AUG Watchmaker and Jeweler. 1760 MAEEQL st., cor. of Vm Ness ave. BASS-HUETER CO.~—Paints, oils; Hueter's vunl ho‘. 2322 Howard. BROWN, A. high class lflk embroid- ‘order. Ladies a_spec- mfins éo ors Whuler & Wilson inger .odl“; ou‘,’ .scl;‘” 1 §.-_Au.m -c.“hot. kin and Pol l 'WN HARDWARE AND STOVE nl%.-—clfgdnu Gate ave., nr. Polk st ALIFORNIA ART GLASS WOlKS. 938 o Howard st., bet. Fifth and Six CA SAW WORKS, Brnmn.n st. between Sixth and Seventh. CARY SAFE Richardson Bros., general tuutxo”lu Fifth st. E\ CLANCY, FRANK J., Tailor and Draper. 480 Hught st.. near Fillmore. ohr, Miss Jesele|San Prancisco was not consummated | e o 7 e B ey Moy 20| RO RS W | imompo st ane aaar e | E0EE S 5O G My S P E '.“,mel‘ ML | ancince odny. The Tmion 0N Comnen | TACOMA—Salled Aug 13—Stinr Nebraskan, or | San Mateo. ... L& ;"rcn.ex s e e e B iragisy Mrs. T | eamer Argrie srrived today from Sen Fran: | Sen_Francisco i : e ey Reniaa 2l CF 10chiad og Jeubte aaid okef o tadely, W, . | o e onding with of The Ttesar joiaD: | ~ASTORIA—Atrived Aug 13—Stmr Francis H | Exceisior..... . (Valder & ma. o are now located on Jessie and i . c\‘"’ Mrs. Julla | O o K envar Brriead fodny from Gresnmber | Leggett, from Eureks. Aug 14—Stmr North- | Cortage City. ... [Skagway & Aug. 25| Bts, bet. Market an ssion _an o i with . cargo of 30000 fast of redwood. The | 1400, bence Aug 11 Saratoga. e &t MichaclAug 23| Firig & Second. Tel. Temporary 1051. G Tog Bta Ounen. iwith theseatn Pact s ‘oie| . Atat Aug 14—Stmr F A Kilburn, from | Bertha. Seldovia & Way Port A 088 | BRDE, Ciroet c, g 1319 safled for San Francisco. | Coos Bay. Jeanfe.. .|Nome & St. menm " 28 LIN Oy l? TACONA. At T4—%0 £reat hse hocome the | AFTIFOd Aug 14—Scbr W F Garms, from San (A tt st es arghley. | demand for tonnage in cosstwise lumber traffic |2 Sun and Tide. H. N. COOK BELTING m)q ;11 319 Slhed Aug 14—Stmr Alliance, for Eureka. Sailed Aug 14—Stmr Barracouta, for San Francisco. | COOS BAY—Arcived Aug 13—Stmr P A Kil- | burn, Eu thet tues may he emplored to tow lumber barges from Columbia River and Puget Sound to Sen Francisco and other California ports. Winds 21l | are adrerse at this season and harxes make siow ut 3 E. voyages, some of them having been ont reeant) e L e S s Mre F E C \\wlm—.s Re\ N | Jong as twent-two faye. Tne towing wonld s,.fll‘.“m%"‘é.’“ Patiy st Eovert wars make the dictance from Sam Franelseo to the 3 L8—Sa 138 Mrs H A Cox. Mre H. A Cox.J|Soumd in ave dirs. savine two weeks time. ;.,:1;. e e 5 i an. Mre. J. H. Morris, R. C.|Lendine shipping men, have hones that the pres. PORT GAMBLE—Ssiled Ayg 14—Bktn Plant- e E. Miller, Mrs E. H Mil- | ent scarcity of tonna‘e will he a thing of me‘,, for San Francisco, E “1]3"’"1:;( C‘Q}J:“ilmr T.::'g:;m"fl..;;. the salmon fleet begins return- firflved Aug lmm;k Palmyra, hem:a Ju!y 29. an - n ALLARDSal 14—Sebr T ster Albert Ross, H. Rullell.,m:‘hn' B3 Dastax Jert Srays Harbor yesticilay. | frays: foc ied o L ERIeis. owing the schooners Watson 4. West and R C. | SAN PEDBO—Arflvefl Aug 14—Sehrs Loutse staki—Dr.J. R. Gillen, Mrs. J. R.|3aq® Jrmber leden, to San Framcien. If a|and Caroline, from Umpqua. o e e e P oarbor lumbermen || TATOOSH.—Passed fnward A Shanghai—L. & Bitner, Mrs 3. F.| " teamer Ganand euir satled south xut’ey’u:%" D et o nute e (: J. F. %ucg{é#ri r:’(‘ Gl':o!?‘:rris‘ r%.rm:.‘: n‘w;‘lmnd to - "V!nlhr with hér held | Francisco; Nor stmr Titania, from Oyn:r Har- R AL Tge F. partly with water. Tt s believed the water | bor. Fitch, e],, B wiinckley, Mre. LE‘" | entered thronkh » steam covmection, which broke \'l:‘;flrgm;flxgg:t}i—&nd Ang 14—Bktn J o H | The new stesmer Kitsan. rumnine betwaen Ts- BATILE Raiied At 24eStmr Melvitle Dol- coma and Seattle. is making the distance, thirty mfles. fn 100 rsinutes. A bottle picked up in the Straits af Fa | contained a paper reading as followe Lsurs is on the rocks jmet north of Fues, s |lar, for Port Los Augeles. | ABERDEEN—Sailed Aug 14—Stmr Newburg, odar | for San Francisce. gnoiun ‘hence Aug 11. T. L, H. T E Robennon Mrs. Robertson, Rev. A. M. Sherman, )lrs Bark | Arrived Aug 14—Stmr Toly | ISLAND M. Sherman. 23, 1908, Ne hope of relief. Mrs. Bird 8. Hau- | HONOLULU—Sa' Aug 14, 1 Hongkon, iss _Edith _Ashmore, | 7o o Nothing of the ot tnm B M 1’2& gn Fi::‘l_l ug 14, 11 a m—Stmr ss M. E. Euren, Louis Barlet, R. There s no bm named Laura listed Anhofl Aug 14—Bark Andrew Welch, hence ;cheAdAe‘r.BG::;fl%L Batch de;.-g.::. Ifl:u hi 14.—The st Ailiance July 29. Ha George a! 2 er. A. Ber < morn| for Arrive 4—Ship Marioa Chilcott, from ser, £ R Buck, Mrs. V. B Buck, H. J. pessengers and hm: "The schooner | Gaviota. ©© ~ ‘and Helghts a Front (Sliseton-siaet whart) add 35 minntes WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15. Sun riges. Sun_sets > [Time] Time] . [Time = b | Ft. T Lw Wi 151 200 : 18 7 18 19 United States Hydrographic Office. A branch of th i States phic otticr lontea .g‘u‘fo" gfimg:m , 18 mm.nen. wmwut v i ttiee mpal an ‘.'.m"“m;“'rr"‘ ":,.-‘-".r et 16 48, ni matters of lhtefudt“moeu‘: Berce. o time: been m“mmww“.m, 4 Howard st. Tel. Temporary 4 CUR’ BENJ. & SON—Open tor bnn. ness. 2262 Franklin s == GANTNER & nmm Laguna and Grove sts.—Knit s; mills running. Orders promptly filled. GOODYEAR RUBBER (403 218-220 Spear. Tel. Temporary 1 SUMP, & G., CO. are at 1224 Geary untif !urthor notice. HILMER, FRED L. CO.—Dairy pro- ducts. 26 Clay st. Tel. Temporary 568. HIND. W. Archi ‘é 1ormarlv Starr King hlflg?. at !7‘? TBE Bldles AU TN Gy ut S STORE, Sur, Iul !mt’ JoB!.’{“I‘_!‘ly and Trusses—2105 Pin JUN AUCUST, COMPANY. B iard ana Bool tables, 858 Milmora. KEYSTONE TYPE vommnv. 204 Tel- 'f“’h R Shone st, bet, l‘. ofl r and Y KING KEYSTONE OIL CO.—Now locat- permanently 22 Clay st. Formerly !0‘ California d J: Acklonvfl.‘ bulkhead. grades ot ubncauns‘ oils .for marine and stationary work Asphaltum, lubricating greases, nxh| grease. | KELLY'S STABLES, Pine & Franklin. | Carriages and Coupu. "Tel. West 1951 KNOWLES, EDW., CO., Pflntm 716 Broderick st. near McAllister. LEIBOLD HARNESS & umez CO.. g Y ARl LUNDY" Jl"‘l’r’ Store will be at T44 Market August 14. MONTAGUB, W. W., & CO., Stoves, Re- Mtantorhnnnnh H. tomobil, '.tflmmint. m .“ &'ln.:!e; 'ALACE m % 4“-0" Golden. Gate ave.. PATRICK & bber l!lllnl. 1543 Pine st. Phone West 1168. WORKS, J. Hats. Golden Gntu ave.. near REID BROS.. muen. 23256 Gough st. ‘Tel. West 60! BOVESHU ’» Btnlc!u 715-717 klin st. J., Architect and e office 820 Stan- ICHM’ crockery, glass, enam ‘n nhul ‘ware, -wuplpo. I ty tt«k on hand. rmca.nont location 371 Fifth st., cor- ner m ton. Masonic ave. cars. Tel. Park 853. SCHMIDT, JO! l?!'fi-—nlfl B ‘Twine. ate. - 119-121 Drumm nt.mh»' TAKEMURA ‘wholesale dealers ??;‘;?o““ uu'm of Jw-u goods. TURNER, - duck, wall bur- laps Tl Tenpohr‘; 2555 Mission o VALVOLINE OIL 157 Townsend San Franciscp. er-r, 2‘3‘{ VARNEY & office and T5th st., be ‘atencia & Mission: WESTINGHO & MFG, - €O0., main northwi rner Second’ and g'lfd Sta. San Fran: eleRn, LS T Ty e v = | SANTA STATE OF CAL. ... PA SEIL] ELECTRICAL 845 Oct.‘svfi-m lies, construction. | PELTON, JO% COTTER. architect. 1707 Geary t__| Atlas bldg., July 1. SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS San Francisco Will be recelved nn.un--r!-c S omcen 1651 FILLMORE STREET Open until 10 o'clock every night ——— FERRY DEPOT b P. Ticket Offica o oo &Mar ket Street. — AT THE SIGN OF THE LAMNFP 843 Turk Street —_—— SIXTEENTH AND MARKER.STS Jackson's Brancin —_— 553 HAIGHT STREET Stationery Store. —_— 1086 VALENCIA STREET Rothchild’'s Branch. — 1531 CHURCH STREET. George Prewitt's Branch. —— 2200 FILLMORE STREET Woodward's Branch. DR. HOLSMAN & CO. = STREET 1807 FILLMOR e SUTTER CURED E THE LONGEST LOCATED N EST SPECIALISTS IN SaN FRANCISCO, HAVING _ LOCATED HERE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Hours 9 to 5, 7 to 5:30; Sundays 9 to 12. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS will be received at the Burean of Supplies and _ Accounts. Navy De; Washington, D. C.. until 10 O'CLOCK A. September 18, 1905, and publicly opemed im- medlately thereafter, for the erection on sites to be selected by the Government on the lighthouse reservations at Table Bluf. Cal.: Cape Blanco, Cal., and North Head, Or.. r!< spectively, of a combined operating aand dwell- ing-house, power Bouse, ofl house, waer tank @ fencing., piping. ete.. and for the trans- poctation from ihe navy yard, Mare Island. I, and erection on the sites of wireless tel 2 masts and rigzing. Coples of spec tions and drawings can be obtained upon lication to the Equipment Officer. navy y Stare Isiand, Cal A lications for proposals should refer to Schedule 93. Blank proposais will be furnished upon :i.:pll tion to the navy pay office, or to the Bu- reay H.'T 15, Pavmester Gemeral, 3 s SEatep proposils will be recelved by the un- dersigned on bebaif of the Department of Commerce and Labor up to 2 o'clock p. m.. Thursday, August 30, 1908, and them opened, for all ‘the labor and material required for electric light wiring..both for buildings grounds, at the United States immigration tion at_Angel Islandy In the bay of San Fi cisco. California. Full information conce: conditions and limitations governing bi together with blue print plans and speel tions, can be secured upon applicacion to ter J. Mathews, architect. 969 Broads Y land, California. WALTER J. Wrthrw Architect. PROPOSALS for subsistence supplles—Otics August 6, 1506. i proposals f arihe | Sa_Fheshen, O8- and delivering of such quaatities of sub- | aiSianae Slivered af such whar oF ‘wharves, or n Cal., as per De iraday. Avgust ‘6. 1006, and ‘opened ‘fm . August diately thereafter in the presence of Nd(lvm STEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY WHARVES Carrying Passenger® and Freight. For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA, ROSA..........Every Sunday. 10 Every Thursday. 10 a. m. FORSEATTLE,TACOMA, VICTORIA, B. C. (1 Puget Sound & AlaskanPorts CITY OF PUEBLA August 15, 30, 4 p. m. Q EEN o Aungust 20, 11 a. m. LlIA“lLLA August 25, 11 s m. For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay) ggxg N Jusust 15. 21. 27, 130 p. m. For GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA CURACOA September —, 10 a. m. Low Rates—Including Berth and Meal: Right Reserved to chanze This Schedule. pIICKET AND FREIGHT OFFICES: C‘ D. nnm G. !.A. San Francisco. 0CEANlC S.5.CO HONOLULU only—S. S. Alameda salls| 11 a. m. Sept. 1st. Round trip, first class, $125. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONO» LULU—S. S. Ventura sails 2 p. m, August 23. TAHITL SOUTH SEAS—S. S. Mariposa sails 11 a. m. Sept. 11. First-class round trip $125. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO,, General Agents, Pler No. 7, foot Paciflg st, San Francisco. Phone West 1273, Oakland office, 1168 Broadway. Phone Oakland $818. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Ocieatal . 8. Co) Have Opefied Thefr General Offices at 217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco £ 5 HoxeEoNG Mam n.lmm MARU. . Stnul will leave wiarf, corner Branoan streets, 1 p. m., for m..‘ at H—mi-. w First tnn-:nn‘ “ ;F a:m-m-h'd-nu tickets at reduced 'I-‘B-o-m at office, cornen