The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 16, 1906, Page 12

N THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, ng Cyrus Damaged! in Collision at Sea. Lumber Schooner From Tacoma I rives After an Eventful Voyage. oconer King Cyrus, which argo of lumber, came In e result of a ion occurred Augu: fog blankete to few There was colli dense ion Zon | nd it wa good one. For a few minutes it seemed to those on | K “yrus that both ves-|g i | eir nd to pieces ; S pars and the Of the C. P. R Empress liners between bere = s . | and Hongkeng, according to an anuouncement sorder d. In a feW | p;.de today. The C. P. R. has just arranged | s parted and two | another mail-carrying contract with the British s e t to making tem- | Government 5 ASTORIL, Aug 15 —The fourmasted schoon- t b oom and cathead | € Prosper ‘arrived in port this morning from bboom and cathead | qpseniiia, Mexico. She s under charter to rus and the fore Tig- load lumber. Tbe four-masted schooner Irenme, ard side were ca ved off the heads s on, but she get the n. She brought Small Strike on Hongkong Maru. owners, the ng Hongkong fic First of the Salmen Fleet. red yes- <arluk, is salmon, an The Servia re- er cargo, er tr Receipts of Lumber. Water Fromt Notes. liners China and p esterday at Hong- i ¢ eft here ahead of the up 1 n ‘the schedule Hongkong before the COAST sfilppmo NEWS. Items of Inrcrcct to Mariners | of the Pacific. ~The present season will packers, and the vessels en Sea banks, accord. of the codfishing ved from the fish, some of ngth. When the e schooners were uld be pulled in. b s wee recently d the labor intro Columbia rd by reso t to put up a of Los Angeles and A. T. Saw. ASgeies Jeft s vessels procurabie in California e ship wide is com- laying the fire control cable Plagier, Casey and Worden, and sge to make repairs on the Sitka. 14.—The Pacific Coast ita ‘arrived from north- The Coos Bay arrived n points this evening. 15.—The sai for San Francisco. she will the islands. the steamer On_arrival at take on 1000 tons of The schooner Balboa, M- or be Alaska-Pacific Steamehip ) acific rancisco with fulb.ca of gen- and good pasSenger lists. The Tacoma today to load & portion ght 20d will return tomorrow. e schooner Ruth E. Godfrey cleared today San Pedro with 1.200,000 feet of lymber. The William G. ]'I:' is loading a cargo of lime Roache Harbor for San Francisco. She is led to get away Sundey. The four-masted : Forest Home was towed to sea last t en route to San Franciseo with a cargo of The steamer Melville Dollar sailed today | PORTLAND, Aug. 15.—With 1200 tons of 2l amerchandise the steas Cotsa Rica ed tonight for San Francisco. She carried passeng Rogers of San Francisco, member of | firm of Russell & Rogers, owners of the r Aurelia, arrived in the city this ing F. A Kilburn is scheduled to safl for ]vnnr'l\m and way ports tomorrow night new addition to the cabins was completed md she will now be able to sc- oday for Redondo vis Stella with lumber. Carrying 500,000 the steamer Thomas L. Wand safled for the bar city. This afternoon the schooner Mabel Gale left for San Francisco ber ver. is receiving a cargo of lumber at a California port. The steam liz is still at iting orders to proceed to one of the mills | load lumber for San Francisco. Harbor Master Biglin was called upon last night to settle a dispute between the captains of fhe British steamer Beckenbam and the Har- steamer Costa Rica. Company and ber bow overlapped the dock of the Iwn« Coast Company’s bunkers. The Costa came_along to coal, s desirzble »f the Becenham. The harbor master finally ordered the Beckenham to drop down a few feet SAN PEDRO. Aug. 15.—The schooner W. F. Witzman, Osptain Peterson, arrived today from Grays Barbor with 530.000 feet of lumber con- signed to the from Astorie, arrived with 566,000 feet for the Routhwestern Lumber Company. There were no departures from this port today. The following vessels are discharging lumber cargoes: Ship McLaurin, barkentines Cbaries F. Crocker and Tuomes P. Emigh. schooners Dauntless, Okano- | Sausaito, Sadie, Caroline, Louise, F. YLmllX and he tine Gardiner City and the schoon- S aren Dudlow. John A. Campbell, Mildred 24 King Crrus sre due to arrive with full car- oes of jumber. F'TANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 15.—For the first ime in the Listors of wrecking operations on the cosst the Collector of Oustoms for Sound bas extended the privilege of in Americsn waters to_a Canadian firm. The Vancouver Salving and Stevedoring Company bas | Just completed the salving of a cargo of ore at Oreas Ieand. On July 29 the tug Bermuda of Vencouver, while engaged in towing ore from Marble Bay, near Vancouver, to the Tacoma smeiter. Jost a scowload of ore in beavy weather. Tie Bermuda has been allowed to conduct the ssivage operations. Two days’ time is to be cut off the schedule den coasters arrived | le sailed for the north to- | American-Hawattan | from this port to- | Alice Gertrude, has been | sed on 2 $10,000 bond and will load lumber | 1,000,000 feet of lumber for Port Los An-| v 100 passengers. The schooner | feet | cargo. hiooer William Olsen, a recent arrival | Osk-street dock | The Beckenhem was | g &t the bunkers of the Independent cou‘m but could mot get | position ‘because of the bow |y Consolidated Lumber Company. |y The schooner Louis, Captain Pressen. nine davs | it | arrived yesterday from Tacoma with a to port looking considerably the worse sion off Cape Flattery. st 5, about twenty-four miles southwest d the King Cyrus and limited her feet Suddenly @®ut of the mist came no time to do anything to avert the| h & cargo of raliroad ties for Redondo, was towed to sea this morning. The scarcity of cre is well exemplified by her con- i 11, two mates, a_cook, a boys brought port ! have to work night and day during the passage. The steamship Numantia of the Asiatic line srrived this morning Orient Portland- from the NEWS OF THE OCEAN. The British ship Comliebank (on Puget Sound) was chartered prior to arrival for lumber, thence 1o the West Coast of South America. Exports for Mexico. The French steamer Amiral Jaureguiberry sailed on Tuesday for Havre and way ports vis Mazatlan with merchandise for valued at $34,400 as cargo from this port. cargo included 40.000 Tbs malt, 1430 Ibs tea, 360 ks machiners. 24 pkgs sbooki ties, 366 steel The the following: 902 bbis flour, 6 bales bay. 8000 lbs bran. Ibs butter, 10 bxs paste, 22 328,444 ft lumber, 464 cs ofls. kgs paints, 0034 railroad 400 bbls cement. 1 es| 9 'pl rails, oplum, 12 bales oakum, S bbls tar, 13 bdls brooms, 13 coils rope, 1 roll leather. The steamer Curacao. which sailed Saturday | for Guaymas. had cargo consigned to various Mexican ports valued at $36,405, and including the following: 3430 gals wine, 126 cs and # gals whisky, 5 cs gin. 5 cs mineral wates cider, 601 gals vinegar, 3680 Ibe rice, 470 pkes otatoes, 369 pkgs onion Dkgs fresh traite 31 pkgs fresh \egelabh’u QWZ lhl and 145 hxs paste, 2625 Ibe tea, 172 cs salmon, S448 Ibs dried fruit, 555 cs canned goods, 1983 Ibs and 27,5, milletuts, 1065 Ibs butter. 1572 Ibs cod- 5 cs cheese, 3429 Ibs and 17 ce Spices. 59 cs table Teparations, 80 cs bakiog powder. 2307 Ibe sago, phes groceries and provisions. atber, 120 cs fuse, 157 pkgs bdls and 62 pes steel, K on, 54 bdls and 202 pes pipe, 187 Pkgs pails, 824 cs coal ofl, 2951 lbs | zine, 11 cyls gas, 6 bdls brooms, 28 pkgs candles, 192 bdls shooks, 80 bdls shingles, 1S pkgs dry 2008, 14 cs electrical goods, 20 s sewing | machines. 23 bales oakum. 2 bdls oars, 58 coils rope. 1228 Ibs copper, 40 boller tubes, 138 pkgs machinery, 130 cs axle the ship 10| S Mexico | 1071 Ibs ham and bacon, 1048 lbs and 1| — WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. | | | | | Franeisco, August 1. = H »iE g gk E BB s =2 sTaTioNS. § §8 2o 5 3 : | b | Baker . 84 52 NW Clear | Boise 94 60 NW Clear | Ex 60 54 N Clear | ¥ ZIABES OE T | Fresno .. 106 70 W' Clear | Independence ".29.56 98 68 SE Clesr 1 S0 48 W Clear 90 86 SW Clear 20.38 92 .. SE Clear | Mt. Tamalpais 20,69 91 77 NW Clear North Head ..20.96 58 54 NW Cleat Pocatello .....20.64 94 54 NW Clear | Bt Reves Lt..'20.61 58 52 N_ ' Clear Portland 86 72460 NW Clear | Phoenix .58 100 74 no .. 62 94 B4 Red Bluff -52 104 | Roseburg 847 | Sacramento. .56 102 | Salt Lake . 64 94 | San Diego . 84 T4 |San Francisco.29.62 72 ;: 160 04 i 64 86 .64 356 | 96 08 B 72 82 |7 98 62 | Tonopah 64 92 X .12 86 66 SW Clear 20.62 94 48 SW Clear 20.50 162 74 SW _Clear ximum temperature, 80, minim thwes $otwo 'to ix feet | snow in several pla, Thursday; continued warm; tinued warm; &r San Joaqul tinbed warm: light west wind. For Los Angeles and vicinity—Fair Thursds light southwest - wind. ht east winds. United States Deplrtmt of Agriculture, San | Forecast for Szn Francisco fnd vieinity—Fair light west winds. For :aommemo Valles—Fair Thursday; con- gn ‘alley—l“nir ‘Thursday; con- A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. ENIED GLEARANGE FOR THE ROVER. “Windy” Hall’s Craft Has No Official Stand- ing at Custom House NOT DOCUMENTED Because his vessel was not document- ed at the Custom-house A. W. Hall was refused clearance for the little steamer Rover, and because in his indignation he declared that the Colector at San Pedro had once given him clearance for the same vessel, it is not, unlikely that the Federal authorities may take pos- session of the Rover, which Hall, in his application for clearance papers to Manzanillo, Mexico, describes as a steam yacht. Hall, who is known from Puget Sound to Mexico as “Windy” Hall, is quite a persuasive conversationalist, and such an impression did his protest make upon the local customs authori- ties that a letter was written to the Collector at the southern port asking for information about Hall. A reply to this letter was received yesterday. The southern Collector writes that Hall, best known as “Windy" Hall, did once sail from San Pedro, but without clearance papers. He got as far as Ensenada. where the Mexican authorities put’ him in jail The latter stated further that Hall's specialty was promoting treasure-hunt- ing excursions to islands off the Mexi- can coast. The Rover, a schooner-rigged dry- goods-box sort of affair, is lying off the Union Iron Works and Hall was on board yesterday afternoon. He denled that he intended going to Manazanillo or to any other port for the present. “But when I get ready to go I'll get clearance papers. Them custom-house fellows mustn’t get fresh with me. T'm & 'Merican citizen and I guess I know T L of lay; | % |July 18—Br bark Cairomore, for Oregon; ‘of Bengal, for Honolulu. YOKOHAMA—Arrived Aug 15—Jap Nipon Marn, hence July 28, via Henolu]n | &LPARAI*O——AHI\‘N! prior Au | stmr Uarda, h Tonawanda, from Shanghal; faru, from Seattle. | Arrived Aug 15—Stmr China, hence July stmr. \!nngolll hence July 20. BUENOS stmr Brantwood, From New O 'EAMERS. QUEENSTOW rrived Aug 15—Stmr Jestig, from New York | ‘MOUTH—Arrived Aug 15—Stmr | ria, from New York. p stmr York. Memoranda. Per schr King Cyrus, from Tacoma Aug 1 Aug 5. 24 miles 8SW of Cape Flattery, was collision with Chil ship Curzon during & fe bad bowsprit jibboom cathea on €ide carried awa; and forerigg! also foret mast and foremast split; ship had jibboom ca: | rfed awar. | Fr bark Versailles, for San Francisco. In port ship Cockermouth, for San Francisco; bark Star stmr 30° T0r Hamburs, ote. d prior Aug 15—Br stmr ; Kaga AYRES—Arrived yrlor Aug 14—Br Ma- Preto- “*|my rights. Them fellows better take care or I'll drop in and see my old friend Teddy Stratton’'and I guess he'll make hell pop if I tell him I'm getting the worst of it. I arvived here a few days ago from Puge. Sound and for the present I'm not going nowhere, and whether I go or not ain’t nobody’'s busi- ness.” The Rover on which Hall now flies his flag is not the yacht Rover in which he made one trip to Mexico. The pres- Br 16; delia Heald, but lacks that famous craft’s stability. Hall is living on board his latest flagship and for crew has one unbarbered and dirty deckhand. Hall has made frequent mysterious trips to Mexico, where he has almost invariably get into trouble with the authorities. He poses as a bad man, and in Mexico has been arrested more than once for smuggling. 5— in 08 ing 0} grease, S hales twine, S0 e septancim 257 T b s s | e DAtk Servia, ac San Prascieco Aug 13, from c sacks, pkgs tank materal, | R 22,642 Ibs tallow, 1724 1bs 'and 10 Grums soda. | Chors” S e PITCHERS SUFFER Notice to Marinerh. NIRRT 257 3 California (List of Lights, Movempal B T THE HANDS Pacific Coast, 1906, page TO ARRIVE. Notice s url"b\' given that Anita Rock bFa""D Steamer. ] l‘mm. Rock, entrance to San Francisco Bay, | Iaqua.... Grays Harbor. = as been destrored. It wiil be rebullt | Barracouta. .|Portland & Astoria. a8 soon & By order of the Light- | Newburg. .}(én\'u Harbor. ouse Board. Grace Dollar....|Gray's Harbor. H T MAYO, Cqmmander, U. 8. N | Coos Bay......!|San Pearo & W <l e by < r Twelfth Twelfth Lighthouse District. J . [Mendocino & Pt. San Francisco 9; Seattle 8. NTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Wednesday, mr Dogaila, 0. August 15, Capomuzen, 2 days Stmr Navarrv, Jacol _ Stmr Olrmpiy Stmr bion. ‘ Stmr Montara, | Stmr Meteor, toris. Stmr Bragg, Stmr Willape Bkt Ma Ba Seh Tacoma Schr Monterev, Berg, rey. in tow tug Defia Power schr Bessie K, Stark, Tr(}]‘mnr Landing. ower Rio Rey and wer schr Ca kours from Jenner Labdlng e Barge Sunta Paula, Pelle, 20 hours from Port bs, 30 hours from Fureks. | Santa Barbara, Zaddart, 90 bours from | Pomo, Reigertsen, Hall, 75 Mc}lrland 13 hours from Al- hours from Seattle. 70 bours from As- Brunswick, Ellefsen, 24 hours from Fort | with barge Vidette in tow. Daiey Mitchell, Smith, 75 hours from | J L Eviston, kona Servia, Petersen, 15 days from Kariuk. King Cyrus, Rosendall, 12 days Ha en, 21 days from 14 bours Harford, in tow tug Sea Rgyer, up river direct Barge Vidette, Fridman, 24 hours from Iort | Bragg, in tow stmr Brunswick. EARED. Ger stmr Asubls, Voe nenosy. August 15. per & ubis. ‘on_Saizen, [am by Seattle gnd Tacoms: . urg, via | Nor stmr Normsn Sanne, Seattle; Bal- four, Guthrie & tmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, Victoria, ete.; S8 S Co Co. from 16 hours from Monte- | e. from | Coquille River. | Eureka. Humboldt | Pomona - ./ Humboldt | Spokane lSeattle . [Seattle . |Seattle ~{Point Arena’ & "Albion.| Portland 6; Oakland 0. Fresno 6; Los Angeles 3. GAMES TODAY. San Franclsco and Seattle at Oak- land. Oakland at Portland. Fresno at Los Angeles. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. s .|{China & Japan........ u ‘E‘l:'; Cai. Do L & Way Pre| \m‘; ol e o B E N R B i y Peking.....[New York via Ancon..|Aug. 21 |Los Angele: 4 Omatitia, - {Puget Souna Ports Aug. ki b1 [ City Panama. ./[New York via Aneon..|Aug. 3p | Oaklan : Buckman. ...... Seattle & Tacoma ....|Aug. 23 | FIcsno 67 ‘ oy e Four pitchers saw their choicest Steamer. | Destination. _|Sails| Pler. | benders slammed to all corners of the | August 10 i lot yesterday afternoon when the San Eureks Humboldt iflnm}!‘l!r Francisco and Seattle teams crossed Hilo, via | 5 pm/Pier 10| bats in the first game of the series at an!s T oy o AmiOth et-11dora Park. Virgil Garvin was for- 10 amiPler 11| {ynate to last the first inning, for the ,p,] River Ports...!12 m|Pler Seals took so kindly to his delivery San Pedro & \\-r‘ 9 nm‘fler 11| that they garnered four hits and three August 18, .| Humboldt Pt | Dollar. . G. August 1 { runs before the overworked Siwashes made their third put out. Wilson's team was patched up as a result of Sunday's collision and Kid Mohler's trip to sign up articles for life. 0 | Spencer took Wheeler's place at short. Walthour was in the center garden and ent Rover somewhat resembles the Cor- | exceedingly | NOPAH, Nev., Aug. 15.—Word has reached here from Manhat- tan of a rich strike made a few camp. The find was made a few miles from Goodings ranch. It is said that the prospectors who made the discov- feet between walls running $5 to $25 all across the ore body and containing | a rich streak. g Fred smith and Chris stber‘ who own the ground. claim that they have received an offer of $75,000 for it, but as the countryr is of granite formation, not favored by mining men, this is doubted. The Tonopah Exploration Company, which owns nearly all the water rights about Manhattan, is preparing to erect a custom mill. -A shipment of thirty tons of ore, selected from various mines of the district, is to be sent to the smelter for experimental purposes to determine the best méthod of ex- tracting the values. days ago in the Torquina range, on the banks of the Reese River, some distance from that ery have opened up the . ledBe SIXY || ¢ camp but it is thousht to be true.| Engineers. of the company have al-| most completed an examination of the | His decision is anxiously awaited. Find Rich Quartz Ledge on Bank of Reese River Prospectors Locate Sixty-Foot Gold Vein in the Torquina Range. Special Dispatch to The Call. | Twin River and Jett Canyon water supplies, controlled by the organiza- tion and have settled on the Dbest method of bringing water to the plant. A site for the mill has been selected on the flat below the hill.on which the Little Grey property lies. It is rumored on the streets of Tono- pah that the Tonopah Extension mine is planning to erect a reduction plant | in this camp. The story could not be veri- | fled, as President Donald B. Gillies has This will make five reduction plants in| Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature \RNER | fewioant REFIRE 2NRRTITNTER.S DR. HOLSMAN & CO. 1807 FILLMORE STREET CORNER SUTTER all in this camp, as the Tonopah Min- ing Company has two at Millers, three miles below camp, and one in camp,| which it expects to start soon, and the Montana Tonopah is planning for a| plant to be erected soon. ‘The case of A. D. Nash vs. Dan Mflf‘4 Namara, which involved ownership of | four claims of wonderful richness on| the ground known as Litigation Hill| at Manhattan, has been submitted to| Judge Breen for decision. Both sides waived oral argument and were given | fifteen days to file briefs. Judge Breen | sald today that the case involves most | intricate points in mining law and sev- eral questions have arisen during the long trial that have never been up. OAKLANDS UNABLE TO SCORE IN THE NCRTH. celebrated their return by shutting out the Commuters. Henderson allowed a scratch, an infield hit which Smith beat out. No umpire appeared and Essick and Graham essayéd to do the task and gave satisfaction to both teams. Cates was an easy mark for the hard-hitting Beavers. He did not have anything which they could not find. The feature of the game was Double play—Cates to Francks to Haley. Sacri- fice hits—Lister. McHale, Smith. Stolen bases— | Mitchell 2. Oakland 1. First basé on errors—Portland 3. Left on bases—Portland 5. Oakland 3. Time of game—1 hour and 40 minutes. Um- pires—Essick znd Graham. 3 e Webb's Second Trial. OCAKLAND, Aug. 15.—The second trial of A. C. Webb Jr., the Alameda of assaulting 14-vear-old Florence | Cook, a half-witted girl, was begun | before Judge ‘Ogden and a jury this morning. The following jury was se- cured: Willlam Brown, Fletcher, A. G. Francites, Hamb, J. G. Machado, George T. L°nn James Elliot, Morris Happ, H. von Duren, J. F. Hopper, G. Davis and R. M. Beeman. - ——— Collision Investization. United States Supervising Inspector Bermingham will begin today an in- PORTLAND, Aug. 15.—The Beavers, youth of good family, who is accused | them but one stingy hit and that was;a scoré of 6 to 3. | | | Mike Mitchell's home run in the eighth. The score: | PORTLAND. AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. '.\[cfln!@ (e 1 1 2 0 0 Sweener, s. 8. . 4 U fras Neh S SN Mitebell, 1. f. S8 1076 McCreedie, r. f. LN S S S R Smith, 3b B T S g GIS NN | Moore. 2b. e T B R e s McLean, ¢ Y A% S W el W Lister, '1b. 5052 B 10 Henderson, SO0 20 TL-E 1Y Totals 30 6 10 27 10 2 OAKLAND. AB'R. BH.PO. A. E Smith, r. f. 24 R ke 106 Van Haltren, . f. 2378 0k 010 Krueger, 1. L4 90" 8 0 1 Heftmuller, 1b 14 0 010 0 1 Hackett, ¢.. TR GG A0S Devereaux, 3b. B e g i A e Haley, 2b, B0 AG Ty Francks, B 00 73 73 400 Cates, p BERGRIO-E 4 0 Totals .20 .0 128 11 *Moore ¥ batted ball. RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. Oakland 00000000 Base hits 1...00 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Portland .. 20001003 Base hits xExloa) Q4% ;091 b, : SUMMARY. Struck out—By Hepderson 9, by Cates 2. Bases on balls—0ff Henderson Cates 3 Two-base hit—Lister. ~ Fome ~ run—Aitchell. | | wright's single to left. B S ANGELS DEFEATED BY FRESNO IN THE SOUTH. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—Fresno re-! paid yesterday's 'deteat in kind today, | taking the game from Los Angeles by | Hard hitting by | the visitors, with good support in the field, distinguished Fresno's playing. In the sixth inning, which netted the northernersy five runs, Casey advanced Doyle and Wolters by a neat sacrifice | and Doyle stole the plate on Eagers, fumble.. Wolters scored on Eagan's| single. Dashwood's single through second brought McLaughlin home and Delmas and Dashwood scored on Cart- The score: LOS ANGELES. AB R. BH. $B. PO. A. E. Barnard, c. f. Lo cabiv . ‘ Ty 0 3 3 4 01 0 3 0 o 4 -5 00 05 98 X @108 % 2 401 0.0 0 i 0103 2 2 3 0 0 6 4 1 1 3 1 1 o 0o 3 o 3 6 7 6 ¥0. - R. BH. SB. P0. 4. E. | 1 o0 5 o 1 a o0 1 o D 0 6 0 2 0 X 8 -e-34 1l 1 0 0 0 o o TER 63 @ e 1 1 e 5 3 1! wright, $ T "1} erald,’ p. 00 0 0 1 0 6 9 021 o 3 BY INNINGS. 000200 0—3 00 0101 28| 0 0 053510 0-6 1L 0 0 4 2 0 19/ SUMMARY. | Sacrifice hits—Toman. Caser, Cartwright. | First buse on errors—Los Angeles 1, Fresno 3. Left on bases—Los Angeles 3, Fresno 5. Bases onballs—Off Fitagerald 1, off Burns 2. Struck | out—By erald 5. by Burns 4. Double play—bernard to MecClelland. Time of [lmh‘ Lour 33 minutes. Umplre—Perrine. Moore Threatens Policeman. \ OAKLAND, Aug. 15.—Attorney A. Moore Jr, who was arrested several| days ago for violation of the automo- bile speed law, has announced his in-| tention of fighting the case to a finish. It is also alleged that the attorney, who was former Prosecutor of the Po- | ice Court of this city, has declared | that he will see to it that Police Officer | | Caldwell, who placed him under arrest, | Oakland. | is dropped from the Police Department. —_— WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.—Admiral Sands, commandant of the Naval Academs, bas == mended the dismissal of Midshipman W. Struble of the second class for misconduct. Struble was appointed from Oregon three years | 2go. e STOCKTON, Aau: lichael C. Ornmnll : - S ey : Fort Bragg. was| S 8. Rosa. -San Diego & Way.|10 am|Pier 11 | Parke Wilson played an excellent game | vestigation into the collision between |4 deckhand on the steamer & | peS §7Ce of Californls, Thomas, San Diego; | Barracouta....|Astorfa & “.','m"“d‘“ amPier 24| at second base. The Refugees hit con- | the ferry steamers Bay City and Tam- ;';‘";:;d p',',:;'fl,g:,“ for Hr:cw.:r .hl-h::;‘ | SAILED. g g Avase Red i‘on'lll am|Pjer 9| Sistently all through the game. Oscar | pico last Tuesday night have not been successful | r ednesday, August 15. Roanoke .{Los Angeles Ports.| 5 pm{Pier 5|Jones, who replaced Garvin, led a dog’s | B stur Logan, Stisson Siintie s tone. August 21 i life the rest of the game. Southpaw | o PR R Salzen, Hamburg, via| =0 s | 1:80p|Pler 9| Simons got along fairly well up to the [ Seattle and “Tacoma. 7 PR T S m|Pler 19| SiXth, then a muff by Sears of Jones' | | ;»;"sxlu{:r orman Isles, Sanne, Seattle. Costa Rica Astoria & Portland(11 lm‘Pler 24| fly with two on bases filled them up. | o Agmrzz:n BI;‘lm:m L!;r\:"-h Elizabeth. (‘wu?lé mr:; .1 pm Pler 20| Kane flew out, Van Buren forced Jones A IS O FI M - < August 23. ': ‘ XNational City, Frederickson, Fort 2 . W, at second and Blankenship put a three- 0 S 1 13,04, Fuebis, Jepsen, TR B R L ST f';fl.’? e o bagger along the left foul line that | tesboro, Fagerlund. Greenwooa brought in everybody. The score: Br bark Caicotta, Daeis Shangio St _ Destination. 4B B BH B. AW g 37 o S 7o, ee b Tons | Behr Jessic Minor, Jorgenson. Gorss Harbor. e ). Dtk SB.EQ. A. E | and'Van Ness ave. San Francisco. e S o 5‘31 Yolk st bet. Tug Ses Queen, Tounisen. Port Megford Orezon. Valder & Sewerd. g2 Y a ALPHA DINING-It0OMS. 1771 Geary st., Barge Somoma, Evens, Port Harford, xu tow | Jefferson Skagway & Way 4 2 1 0 4 2 0 nr Fillmore, 8. F.: surpas !llng food. | m«.xn STONE olL -Now lnca!-l | tug Sea Queen. Senator. R e, e e VRO U popular prices, quick service. Succes- ed D ently 22 Clay st. st. Formerly | 3 TELEGRAPHIC. Vietoria 5 ' e e 1R BN HET RETT sors to Vpcmr Restaurant, 972 Broad- !M Og fornia st. and Jackson-st. POINT LOBOS, Aug. 15—10 p. m.—Weather | City Seattie. Skagway & Wa ts|Aug. 5 01 0 7 2 0| way, Oakland butkhead. All grades of lubricating | | bazy; wind NW velocity & miles per hour. San Mat . |Nome & St. Michael. . AugA 4 1.2 0.0 ¢ 0f — olls for marine and stationary work. | | s 'OKEN. Dirigo. . Skagway & Way Ports|Aug. 4 1 0 0 2 2 1| AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., Asphaltum, lubricating greases, axle | Aug 5—Ic lat 47 N, long 45 W, Fr ship Sur- | Excelsior. . |Valdez & Seward Aug. D.:0: 0 0.0 6 % offices and l!ares 405 Eighth st., Oak: Erease. | rco:tu n].;:n ’:wr:lu:; r:\x; )i;n s;rn‘z‘g .c%r A %g:g:.chy. . s‘:-:n‘:.k’s‘{ :!ll‘(};n:’!wm Ang. 2 §.90,71.0.: 1.8 .0 land, and A kson u...sra.: Fran- S W Cow r - N, p g — — = — — — , 1 A warenoases, Sin Francises | TN ED’ s 7 | ey Castie' 5o, Livergoot for S praseines Reterly &, Vo P A B @ 0 M m 4| G oawiand rodarick st. near eAtlis I PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived 4ol - : SAN FRANCISCO. - | LEn HA ‘BAKI,I‘:JD&%I‘:,T (fi\n{ei ;_\ xA":"d A:‘ 2 e Sun and Tide. Spencer, - & 5 ASB' ’;’ mzi' s," P,? ‘; Eé l‘,'icc‘:l‘;nlf)‘:e'tv:“cchox:':l!%:sdld::ilfi. b\g? {;lll’l’{lirl:;:i: ‘1:) A%l‘?l‘.‘hcl%fll:& | olumbin, from “Bedopdo: et Tam 0 Stanter e Einighte of Tides ot Fort Bolnt For Gy | Wikon 50" 422100 05 e NURTER PAINT CO—Paints |-toves. Whips. 1214 Golden Gats ave from San Ped; In St ¢| and Heights int or City son, . 0 7 " it ” M;r’:x tor D eprs ik Halene, Banps | AR e ) Lot s o e ) 40 3 1 0.0 0| ofis: Hueter's varnishes. 1814 Market. | LUNDY'S ::;:l!rty Store will be at 744 { San Peaso. Afi’fu:afif::gaigmo‘:ffl;fi — TEURSDAY, ATAUBT 10, 2908 e e i 3':,'?,,,"‘"2:‘0?5,2} B c'fi: :&ku":.m:o;z: MONTAGUE. W. W.. & CO.. Stoves, Re- | Redondo. Sun rises........... 5:25/Sun_sets. 203 E5 800108 500 n.lty Singer store, Wheelar & Wilson | frigerators. Housefurnishing Goods. | PORT HARFORD—Arrived Aug 14—Stmr Ar- B0 31570 74 0.0 nd Singer lewin machines, needles,| Turk and Poik streets. - | 8711, bence Aug 13; stmr Alcazar, hence Aug 13. | > I’nmel I'flmel Tlmea Tlmef B0 Y000 .-,n_ étc. 351 M t. Lar- | ‘s ied Aug 15—Stmr Argyll, for San Fran. = ‘L = Ft. ‘E P Ft. W Ft. R ke el Vel THRE el kin and Polk. Evlll. ml}g:fibA‘}'" ":‘Mfii_"l‘ulfllro’buc | etsco. - S o ol e vk e J 2 U K, m . Dug; PS. ssion. | Arrlved Aug 15—Stmr Bonita, hence Aug 13. v . 33 9 13 4 271 11 4 JROWNLEE HARDWARE AND STOVE rlERONDO—Aerived Aug. TS Sfimuin, |18 | 25 OTHO w e 5'?? HITS BY INNINGS. Co—Golden Gate ave. nr. Poik st. | PALACE HMARDWARE CO. "43-iss 7 5— : 18 —o0.1 43 0001403 08 CALIFORNIA ART GLASS WORIS, 958 trom Skagway. oo AU 1-Stmr Jefterson, | 15 | 313103 g B3 138 R e R A A ane sati. | PAFRICK & CO—Rubber Stamps. 160 | Sailed A 14—Scl Fe it Hi 7 2 2 X— Fraachico! athr R‘.’L’Q‘T for Winalgw:~ " 2| United States Hydrographic Oice. 1202121 313 GALIORNIA SAW WORKS, nltslr‘annul‘,‘m‘ ST e e rrives ug tmr Loom is brancl Irogri t. etween X | ani . B ‘A:ulled Aug 15—Stmr H E:::z e R P Ry oo fle‘fi&.:m“m';f"" BXhene 5 N Hits o Simons B Fom 5 bits ot Garvin 4, it ko CO., Richardson Bros. EINGI) Submiten ANauetion: © | Arrived Aug 16--Stmr Seaator, from. Nomp, | Do imcained o San Prau ‘t:on:t‘;rwsrlybea::lfl e | Wi e muWilliais, - Throe-bese bits— | general agents, 131 Fitth st A S AR Tt o | 2 3 althour, Blankenship, Croll. Two-base hits— v < b E Franciaco: st Farmion. oSG, LOomIs, for San | of expense. Navigators are cordially ‘tuvited to | Waithour, Houscholder, - Eildebrand. " Sacrifcs CLANCY, FRANK J., Tailor and Draper. ¥ 2 | v ok visit the office, where complete Of charts | its—Stmons, Hildebrand. Nuon Spencer. First 480 Haight st., near Fillmore. PORCBER, J., Hats. 715-717 Golden TATOOSH—Passed in Au~ 1..—schr William d safling directions of the world are k t at fbage on called balls—OfF G 1. off Jones 2 Lo Gate ave.. near Franklin st. Z | ‘prfl-'::" T S . i | B o e O |57 S 5. stk out—y Sone 5 by Simoss | G- G. CLINGH & CO_ formerly 9 Front REID DROY. Architects, 2325 Gough st | garding lights, dangers to navigation and api | 1 DY Hitt 2. Hit by piteher—Sears, ‘Blanken- st. Temporary office 2310 Buchanan. | BA\DO\—Arflvad Aug 15—Sehr Oregon, hence X DIEGO—Arrived Aug 15—Stmr | Marsh- from Hardy Creek. Salled Aug 15—U § stmr Marblehead, for San | Franclsco. | ABERDEE‘ rrived Aug 15—Stmr Acme, | Aug 11; stmr Quinait, bence A TACO FA—Arrived Aug I4—Stme Mackinaw, from Nome. SANTA BARBARA—Sailed Aug 15—Stmr Coos ball service has been pecoustruction of the tower of the 3 ‘el T. McMIULAN, e GIRL'S AGILITY SAVES HER Stricken Down in a Colilsion With matters of interest to goatn mn:&eme. The thn» ud- XNautical Expert fn charge. WHEN DEATH IS IMMINENT ship. 2. of game—1 hour and 45 minutes. Umipire—Hod: Double play—Householder to Jansa. Time _ ANOTHER ELECTRIC LINE PROPOSED FOR STANFORD STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. 15. General W. H. H. Hart of Palo Alto is COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO. are now located on Jessie and Ecker sts, bet. Market and Mlslmn and First & Second. Tel. Temporary 1051. CONKLIN BROS., Carpet clel.nln:. 1319 Scott st. Tel. West 5601, 1._N. COOK BELTING CO. 817-319 Ho: st. Tel. Temporary 452. ‘Tel. West 6001. BOUESHAU. CHAS. J.,, Architect and Struct: !nklnetr. office 820 Stan- yan st.. san stovepipe; plenty hand. Perlngnp:h lgumm 871 mnn st., cor- ner Clara. for San F' = 2! the lat lectric rail- | CURTAZ, BENJ. & SON—Open for busi- | SONNTAG'S Paten 733 Cla; ;rrééx{%:‘fi':% Aug 15—Ger stmr Numan- bt —ocm e oot i i = i ;‘,‘:;‘;2::22’.,:2;23 Slairora s mek JT6T Draibn se s ton. llnnnle Ry AR 3 - University with San_ Francisco by | GANTNER & mmv Ll‘llnu SCRMIDT, N—Bags. Burla jled Aug 15—Schr Irene, f T i’mm ks T5—Sehe Frosper,” trom ‘Bisizan. | BERKELBY, Aug. 15—Harrict Pren-| other means than the Southern Pacific. | “ana Grove. sietiatt. sasis. Tawine. cte. 119191 Dramm st o> i tice, the 17-year-old daughter of al|Hart is backed by the California Rapid | running. Orders promp nuu. m l :uhtlgggizd Aug 14—Schr Ruth E God- | prominent Berkeley cgnt:;clor, had a|Transit and Terminal Company of New mnm RUBBER c . 218-220 d mulmmmot.hm znoear: & e c Porr LOS ANGELES—Safled Aug 15—t she collided with a swiftly movlng 7 3 f learning to | SUMP, S. & G., CO. are at 12t4 Geary 'l‘lllxl:n. J. 8., cotton duck, wall bur- ‘EA"::;::‘.;::n Yosemite and Sants Ross, for Ben delivery wagon, m:(l{;: tongue ot g.ne;‘:nn;}:::n'g:“s:&: xuunnxe‘e to H(‘;’:ig’“"h” ;"‘:" R '$:°T¢ T'::'"’ :"’,: Mission gt 5— Sl e vehici in|pave the 'way from curb to curl FRE! —~Dairy pro- : Townsend st., ‘z.f,:‘b:%n : .cfi:"v'v'ar‘ M Mg (he.mhest ‘and Stpio b to]and keep e e 1n repuir it the @ucts. 36 Clay st. Tel. Temporary 568. Francisco. el ¥ Temporary o7 Gardiner Cff rays Harbor. e ground. a 3 would | privilege were ted. 'o prevent | 7 “Starr | V- EY & GREEN, o im San L{d"“‘“ A Apour EeMbR hi;\'; been t“"der the h';mlh:oota‘i but. | pedestrians homfli’:ttfns in the way m..‘!m‘.‘t’. ':{efi?:c ury”mfil' i 15th st between \’ueflnd. & ,J,:.T’.l with great presence of ml and un- of the electric trains he suggests that { Arrirad dus 15 atms, Afange, from Portiand.| sug) agility. she Jeaped 40 her feat | the. sie e sod ot e Rt pot "°§.’5w'.’1’f."na"?r?"m.—'" e ot “..'.‘;,“'-P.‘;fi.{‘.gi"?."‘"mmm Suat- | . narg:cckmn;l,un—'?‘u'l:’a! = hl's—‘.smpm'n% m: u\_t‘ihou‘!1 n:f :?rm]u way. tan A | the line fences of the property—o\;:erl» TN UT, AUGUST, | YAWMAN & | for reakwater; stmr ‘he girl's bicycle was utterly wreck-| The uni: s skepti- GBI, o En'm | prise.” 2o San Franclweo ™~ ed, the horses and wagon passing over | cal concer::;;"znmmwfinryo‘dn. as the __Billiard and Pool "h" v e x.&".’.’?&“‘m""s‘o’% 'ML D | WALMER—Passed Aug 15—Fr ship La Rothe- |1t She was examined by physicians| campus has been covered with a net- | KENT 'rnos. r..,snmmé:. now at °°"‘ ‘biurlln. from Tyve, “for Sag Francisco. for possible internal injuries, but|work of surveys for proposed electric | 832 o on- & 4905 Al -«An :'uc l%;nr ship H,z:- laughingly int?rumo;,d n;an';1 she r’u lines but a rail has never been laid or 893; un 'un- i u} * Al TS s Frsac! “sound as a dollar,” and the examina-|a shovelful I%flfil \W ‘h' fi S . Los Los S Pierre. Antoulo, iof Suu Franciseo. Aug 15| tion confirmed her osis. promoters W and Coupes. W, -t-u& He X2 aofolen 3t Los Angeles: P | st, San Franeisco. NO PAY UNLESS CURED WE ARE THE LONGEST LOCATED FRANCISCO. HERE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Hours 9 to 5, 7 to $:30; Sundays 9 to 12. STEAMERS EAVE BROADWAY WHARVES Carrying Passengers and Freight. For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA, SANTA ROSA. -..Every Sunday, 10 a. m STATE OF CAL . Every Thursday, 10 a. m., \FRSEATTLE, TACOMA, VICTORIA, B. C. 4 o Puget Sound & Alaskan Port QITY OF PUEBLA August 13, 30, 4 p. m. UMATILLA 110D For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay) r‘mm A. 21, 27, 1:30 p. m. ORON . 30, 1:30 p. m. ForGUA YMAS, MAZA TLAN, LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA | curacoA. .......... -.September —, 10 a. m. Low Rates—Including Berth and Meals. Right Reserved to chanze This Schedule. TICKET AND FREIGHT OFFICES: San Francisco Front of Ferry Buildl ‘iln Fr;nchco Broadway Wha 968 Broadway s F‘ Freight Office roadway Whart C. D. DUNANN, @. P. A., San Francisco. AMERICAN LINE. ymouth—Cherbours—Southampton. f"lfllde‘phh—flmmtn'n~ Iverpool. ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. NEW YORK—LONDON DIRECT. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. via BOULOGNE, Sailings Wednesdays, as per Salling List. RED STAR LINE. N. Y., DOVER. ANTWERP, LOXDON, STAR LINE. Lr\'t:x?om, TO THE MFDITERRANEAN AzORES. FROM NEW YORK, Cretie. 25. noon: Nov. 3; Dec. § Republic n: Dec. 1. from Bostom Romanic. Sept. Oct. 27, 6:30 a. m. Caneple. .0t 8 @ Jan, C. D. TAYLOR, Passenzer Azent Pacific Cox 534 Fonrteenth st., (OCEANIC S. S. CO. HONOLULU only—S. S. Alameda sails 11 a. jn. Sept. 1st. Round trip, first class, $125. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONO- LULU—S. S. Ventura sails 2 p. m. August 2 TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS—S. S. Mariposa sails 11 a. m. Sept. 11. First-class round trip $125. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., General Agents, Pier No. 7, foot Pacifie Phone West 1273, | Oakland office, 1168 Broadway. Phone | Oakland $818. ‘Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Orfental S. 8. Co) Have Opened Their General Offices at 217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco S. S. HONGEONG MARU..Friday, Aug. 24, S S AMERICA MARU. s‘ru-y. Sept. 14, %8 S. 8. NIPPON MARU..Friday, October 1 z Steamers will leave wharf, corner Henghous. calllsg nuw ,Ioobn !b”. at o Sobe Al Tk with or I ter Carto received Ga Boacd ¢n day’of TN tym e A nu-n ll.li at office, cornew H. AVERY. Assistant General M Large Fast L win Sorew Passenger Steamers 't to— S st Cabin $60.00 and upward, 24 cabin $47.50. T !‘L';D"s’r.\rrs Sept. 27, Now. For Tiekets apply to Loeal Agents, or to A. E. JOHNSON, 1 Broadway, N. Y. Kaiserin A. V_Sept. it . V450 8 Temporary offices lmrhdw Oakland. Cal. Y AND INTERURBAN ROUTES. MARE ISLAND NAVY VARD, VALLEJO and NAPA nnglvuua Y ROUTE. m.e(m R. R. Co. %m oo'::w.’ J:*.',!::"""-""" 3 :30 noen; i —8 3:15, §:00, 'Iolql' o “ ding offic x Woman's Exchange buiidin®. -. 1 »