FAST RUN FROM 'HONOLULU [BLANCHE WALSH [DEPUTIES ONLY | MADE BY STEAMSHIP CHINA " ys JISipjiNE| 4B EEWPTED| “I'm Simp]y all : : 2 5y Ocea'_“C Comp any ’s TMail Boat Venturq Had ,NOt Ar- “More Than Queen” a Series | Board Holds Other Positions wo r n 0 u t = rived at the Islands When the China Sailed. of Splendid Pictures | Are Amenable to the : ol sl e Sl o R = and Scenes. Civil Service. The Pacific Mall Company’s steamship | ican ports with a general cargo valued at $32,- Times and Helghts of High .and Low K Chlne it e - | 928, including the following: Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San N A na arrived from the Orient via Hono- | #%. Including fal, 21 cs acld, 17 cs| Francisco Bay. Published by official esterday, one day ahead of time. She | yop o Sea¥ing material 21 cs acld, Pase: herlty" o }l,;e;s‘,,,mm;dmg officlal 84| «rhe Idol's Eye,” “Cinderella” and | Will Seek to Prevent Removal of Em- e islands o inst., at that | 1328 1bs bread, bs bl one, 33 cs canned N ‘—The igh and low wates t e il e ooty ot gyt S S L S R the elty “tront Misaion Sret “whardy abost “Ingomar” Draw Well—Good ployed Eligibles by Court Pro- slgs e Taent. 16 colls cordage. 82 cs drugs, 12 cs dry | twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Boint: i y's Ventura. The Ven- | goial 1) s electrical ‘supplies, 11 es fruit, 10 | the height of tide is the same at both places. Bill at the Or- ceedings—More Exam ate leaving Auckland, N. | cs fuse. 1341 pkgs groceries and pro — TUESDAY, APRIL ¥ pheum. inations Scheduled. was further delayea at | cs hardware. 5 bales hose, 275 s AY, E Pago, Samos, o that she may mot | bars fron. 4Lod7 fect jumber, 19 pies lead, Sk g0, Sam at s 3 ks machinery, 2015 Tba malt, 3 or millwork, e looked for until this morning. Many of | & . oil, 90 or onions, 415 cr . The Board of Civil Service Commissior= Blanche Partington. ers decided last night to protect in the'r An_ imperial spectacle is Emile Berger- | positions all employes other than depu- at's “More Than Queen,” as presented by | ties, who have been appointed from the | Miss Blanche Walsh and her company last | eligible lists to places in the so-called night at the Columbia Theater. ~“More | county offices. This action was taken Than Queen” is rather a series of splendid | after the board’s special attorney, Garret pictures than a play proper, a gallery of | McEnerney, had advised that the decision the brilllant scenes n which the Jose- [of the Supreme Court overruling th> phine episode in the life of the Man of | merit system in the offices mentioned ap- Destiny played themselves out, and con- | plied to deputies alone. potatoes; 68 cs paint, 46 bales paper, bdls pipe, 2106 prunes, arley, 250 flasks quicksilver, 14 bdls steel, 20 pkgs ship chand- Ibs sulphur, 11 _cs stationery, 22i0 ked for her came up on China from Honolulu. China brought to port, all told, 106 9 second cabin and 171 Chinese gers. Among her cargo was $583,000 | , 22,000 1bs sugar, 19.bdls spice A 0 On March 29, in latitude 28 486 1bs tea, 30,670 Ibs tallow minutes north, iongitude 176 de- | PISS tin, 46i3 gals, 156 cs wine, 9 cs whisky, Nicaraguan | 145 bdis wire. = " B , was e o night April 3 the Oceanic | An Additional Manifest. wpany’s Sonoma was Spokell | In addition to cargo previously reported the _— };Ht‘r the Oc: :Lﬁx;?lal ;x:c: stoamer ('magxga, hich salled Saturday for sidered as this, it is a royally sufficient | This decision of the commission meais ecamship Company’s Gaelic was ctoria, carried 244 pkgs fruit, 261 pkgs, 5078 i o effort. The prologue shows the meeting |that the copyists in the.Recorder’s and selic saile San Fran- | Ibs butter, 1009.1bs cheese, 2 & " g726 | the morning tides are given in the left 3 D S Z y e ‘,’,"“L”mv’_”;j?‘\.mg a fif- | 1bs aried Trutt, 65 how maising. | Value Sissy . | hand column and the successive tides of the | of the lovely Creole, Josephine Beauhar- | County Clerk's offices and the bookkeep- { day in the ord o it ; e s ;| it i e, Y. R el copeurrence & to time of | nais, and Napoleon in the garden of tha | ers and clerks In the offices of the Sherif, T ngers on the China were: Shipping Intelligence. of the day, except when there are but three Ialais Roval an admirably beautiful pic- | Assessor and Coroner and for the Jus- Bev. Y, T. Allen, H. b tides, as sometimes occurs. The helghts given | ture. The first act takes place at the | tice's Clerk are regarded as being under e are fn addition to the soundings on the United | (' i Fe 5 i 4a0d Fios €, Robl Monday, April 8. | States Coast Survey charts, except whrn oy | Chanterine residence of the Bonapartes, | the J‘url&diAC?(il; qf thiibi\\lrslel{ewlﬁg;xlexf Erickson, 70 hours from |rminus (—) slgn precedes the height, and then | i 1799. Napoleon has just returned from | mission. sblcrasiort e sty the number given is subtracted from the depth | Egypt and discovers Josephine about to | Sion last night no special plan of proced- Stmr Westoort, Ericeson, 25 hours from |given by the charts. The plane of reference | attend one of the masked balls so much | Ur® Was outlined to bring the matter ti Eureka. is the mean of the lower low waters, an issue. It was agreed, however, that H. J. Brow , Com-~ Guichen, , G. Peter- T:"mr Matteawan, Croscup, $ hours from e lr} r;:gueldurmghmcl pteriod. hThe threads | should any city officer attempt to remove M acoma. of the plot, such plot as there is. her= |a civil service employe other than a dep- S | e Cuiice: Bty s ngifons, Hong Steamer Movements. besin to discover themselves. Josephine | uty, except for good and sufficient caus~ kong, via Yokohama 16 days, via Honolulu TO ARRIVE is childless, it is the wish of the Firsi|the aid of the courts would be invoked " Stmr Coronada, Johnson, 62 hours from Grays . z - . — | Consul to become an I‘L‘mnerur. and it 1s | to prevent the removal. The action would Harbor. A Steamer. From. | Due. |necessary for the stabiity of the empire | probably také the form of a writ of man- that there be an heir to the throne. There | damus to restrain the appointing powe- is only one way for the Kmperor to tak:, | from removing such employe until the to divorce the faithful woman who has | status of the aeputies is determined. _Bark Annie Johnson, Nelson, 1§ days from = 9 ﬁ been all to him but the mother of his| President Freud of the Civil Service | Hil Sydney & Way Ports..|Apr. Portland & Coos Bay. ). Ten- hr Mary C, § hours from Bo fice of the Empr Bergerat: Napoleon has announced his return from Stmr Pomona, Shea, Eureka: Goodall, Per- e & H.|Xins & Co. Charles | , Stmr Rainler, Hansen, Seattle; ¥ollard & TMrs. H. CLEARED, ‘| Goaullle River 4 ‘ $ Ry Monday, April 8. Panama & 4| children, and it is the story of the sacri- | Commission is of the opinion, and In this pid & X \\ 5s that is told by M. |he is backed by Attorney Mcknerney, that it will be no trouble to prove who are deputies and who are not. The charcer Seattle and Tacoma. The story is the same, no matter what her station in life arry | Dodge. Corona Newport ....... Egypt to the Bonaparte sisters, not to oV s . “Sre | Stmr Bonita, Nopander, San Pedro; Goodall, | Santa Barbara | Humbolat his wife. She discovers this and ‘attends | thelr Sompansation in sach of the oficss || may be. | Perkins & Co. & 1\3»1 x_<[{;:' Crescent Ci the ball on the evening of his return. | affected. Freud says that a deputy is Y. i ¥ Ran AT, ronday, April 8. - | Bomona..r-.5.. | Hambait. e e Ihiven peieiorts, from his in- | one who acts for his principal and is com- | If she is one of the favored daughters of wealth, all, A . 3 5 E S, ves . her faithless 5 siens docis 1 B “ Mis. Morrie, | Stmr Pomona, Shea, Eureka Grace Dollar.. | Grav Harbor She returns from ' the ball, and in an ex: | b Jor i iister oaths or slgns docu If she belongs even to the realm of the ‘ well-to-do, ren and_puces: | Bhur Reloler, Hanseo, Beaitle. Point Arena... (Point Atena quisitely dainty scene compels the sulky | ‘The determination of the disputed point Or— N - 3 Stmr § sen, Eurek | o general to cavitulate. e um herty, , Randall. Astoria , i will result in the holding of examinations | § s e N el ator Bay. The- garden of Malmaison, favorite | for positions outside of deputies in tne If she belongs to the unnumbered thousands who must home of Josephine, is the scene of the | county offices. The commission claims |l work in order to live— second act and shows the coming of t! = ® z PR - Sivays S che ivay Conal Sin ne ot | (DAL The only issue before’ Judse - Hol- The story is just the saine; all suffer from about the of imperial honors, The third act, scenc | holding of examinations for deputies. The same cause, and in this suffering uliar to women,” all Thileries, showing the events of the mor, | ohinion afirming the decision of the lower | | reach the same level, and all are of the same famil, e RN - t t the jealousy of the Bonaparte sistars.ef | LoF, (hat, reason it is claimed ' that the ‘When a woman is nervous and irritable, head an LEGRAPHIC. April § (10 p. m.)—Weather 12 miles per hour. Olmstead, Mrs. Jesse Fichett, W. Currier, POINT LOBC clear; wind NW n Pedro cattle ... Valparaiso & W Coos Bay ...... -|Grays Harbor San Diego .. Portland and Astoria. £ [ P ; er stmr Ctina—March 29, lat 28.25 N, long -3 | 176.40 W, Nic bktn J C Priuger, from Newc W. D. | tle, Aus., for San Franc ed to be fam Watson | ported. “April 3 (midn Fulton.... Queen |G- W North Fork Fontainebleau, in the last act, shows the | the first-named board have all been classi- ATTLE—Arrived April njamin, Mrs. M. L. | o tralia. April Humbold the “new-made Empress. Th cond i 7 ache, feels tired all the time, loses sleep and appetite, has Fos e, ‘for China. “Kprit Crescent City..) Crescent Cit scene is the coronation in the Chwron of [nolding: examinaiions 1oF alf otlier To i i:e 502;: i 'ng-dowﬂ sensaﬁonpwhitespand . ” STEAMSHIP MATES ON STRIKE | "5 MESTIC PORTS. * TO SAIL. Notre foame, and ie 2 Picture that for| “The commission further decided to zo e s ‘a:‘ x » but feel: if sh g . » \ e A o g abm e e s maglioen b sﬁmml"vbiep'é.fs“"i"wz?." ahead with the examinations in the mu- ties, she is not “ worn out,” but feels as if she were. [ AT 1 o For oY i Steamer. | Destination. Salls.| Pler. Srages n the | picipal offices not affécted by the Supreme 5 isi i Trouble on the Vessels of the Hawaii- | Cgllingrove; for = = 0 cimr Robt ! - | Palace of St. Cloud and i the one dram. | Court declsion, beginnins with the Boards Such symptoms tgll her thattxla wi?fmll)ztm:ll)le is l1lmmu.\e‘nt, an Interisland Fleet. iwlﬂ Bt et ets: e eeatAPEAl O atic scene in the play e Palace of|of Works and Health. The positions in and she cannot act too promptly she values her future n AP % Stmr Centennial, | e h t e s he China left Honolulu on the 21 | yence April 4; Stmr Humboldt, from Skaguay: | Shn Fedro.—:| Humboldt . resignation of the Empress to' the will of | flod and the firet examination. will be | | comfort and happiness. 3 Il the vessels of the Inter-| April 3—Stmr City of Seattle, from Skagua: iy sabolar &, . her husband in the signing of the divorce. | held on Thursday, April 2%, for offico The experience and testlmony of some of the most noted Steamship Company and _the | schr Martha W Tuft, from Yukutat S | Seattle & Tacoma.| 5 As the Empress, Miss Walsh adds much | geputies. 'This will be followed as rapidly € 3 di Steamship Company were tied up fled April 7—Br ship Carradale, for Ta- y Sy e s to her worthy reputation. Gracious, archy, | ad s s e b Ry e s gorgen of Au’lel{;:a got(l),pmve,beyon?la qulestmn, tthat Ly ; f The second and | coma e s % i queenly, tender, womanly, she makes al E 3 1 ; o fle ed fo S iled April —Stmr Rival, o0s Bay .........| 4 pm tendent of public buildings, superintend . Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will correct all suc : v I b e et e S hina and Japan..| 1 pm, there is to be made of the part. Her|entof stone pavements, superintendent of & gowns are splendid and beautiful, she trouble at once by removing the cause and restoring the th e -y w J § stmr ewport .. -| 9 am| 5 2 3 sewers, civil engineers, plumbers, mes- al . - s | they went out on _*‘)Tékf‘: Men March 31—Bark Ptld and Coos Bay.| 5 pm 150ks the htmpf"{s SN et and Wgh the | sengers, janitors, hydrantmen, stenogra-| } organs to a healthy and normal condition. If in doubt, write s were advertised for, but | Jecper, ’ from bktn Archer, . April 10. audience once ' 'wi her work. e 1S | phers, inspector of light and water, drafts- | . jcensed officers is very lim- | e March 17; hence March | Arequipa..... valparaiso & Way.[12 mls well—fairly well—supported. Napoleon Is | 511" JRRRECOF % n & oiher positions. in Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., as thousands do. ands, 50 the steamships had | 1o bark Aiberi, Slarch i April 1= | Santa Bari. San’ Pedro 2 pm essayed by William Humphrey, at first | aii "io0 examinations will be held. Tha B A oot St o Wb ison L S ook e, Mares 4 Emnkf LK e ¥ am|Fler 11 | apparently rather o welEht, r°PIe: | commission will endeavor to secure boar s MRS. KELLOGG’S STATEMENT. narizer did not require a license | from China: stmr Cit ing, hence March | Newburg.....| Grays Harbor ... §pm|Pler 2| warmed up to his work later in the even- ot i,’::s"c"'.‘;’;,':,52‘.Sas‘é‘n%"}r;?.fn'f?.fsuy.“ { “‘One year ago I read a letter in a paper telling how much good one mong the elands oD | hence March 22 Ma: or Santa Ane, Humbolae ... 01| § Zm|pler 13 | I however, and in the big fourth act he [ ®1t is figured that there are 2000 positions | | woman had derived from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- o Boompiehel el o MR | oo Sosttie. State of Cal..| Puget Sound Ports|11 am|Pier 'y | Yrefms fpF Lhe Limg the vain and splendid i stjjj subject to the provisions of civil | pound. I had been sick all winter, and was nearly tes ruled masters and | “gaieq March 3i—Bktn § G Wilder, for San April 1 oo O estiny. Jalleyrand, the “most| gervice, ~ notwithstanding the Supreme | Ba, ' dis e madioine the dacte did ste ps had to pass an e Francisco; U S stm Ling, for Manila. | W. Kruger...| Tillamook Ba 5 pm|Pler 13 | Bood-natured man that ever cut a throat, on. Assessor Dodge statos | ! scou , 88 the medicine the doctor gave me did me < = . . Court decision. ge. i . ¥ | Francleco. | & i pml|Pier 9 | by Robert Lowe, and ihe part of Roustan, | thoush his officé is exempted therefrom, bearing-down feeling, and painful menstruation. ailors with cer- sco took i now want coast the news brought by going to get them. umboldt - Coos Bay Columbia.... | Astoria & Portland Point Arena.. Point Arena ...... April 14, sadle, from wrote to Mrs. Pinkham, describing my trouble, and soon received an answer telling me what to do. 1 fol- lowed her instructions and have taken nine bottles of i % L D s s his deputies are concerned. I: | April S—Schr 2 m|Pier 13 | the Mameluke, affords Frank Sheridan | 50 far as . . | 1 am(Pler 21 | oppor dul | was stated that the copyists will petition P oEatisd April ‘3-dark - Oakland } am{Pler 24 | opportunity for a brilliant bit of dramatic | 1 for San Franci pm|Pier 2 | recital that begins the good things in the the Supreme Court for a rehearing in or- Klizabgth May, , der o establish thelr status. It is prob- one good act of the pla; | RT BRAG Arrived April $—Stmr Na- | Grace Dollar.|G Harbor miPier 2|} a0 ; able, however, that nothing will be done Vegetable Compound and used one of San- - tional hence April 7. | Santa Rosa o Diego amjpier 11 | Bew and Helen Singer take Zood care of |in this conncction until, as stated, soms aﬁse ‘Wash and one box of Liver Pills. I am well ted Bark Identi RAYS '~ HARBOR 2 e | he paris of the wicked sisters, and the E o Sy Lt < e ? "] - Eﬁ’:“"ﬁft i 4.1 Woud, from Favta, Nome City... | Seattle direct , IPler | $SEL DL Hie cast 1 ackentntly e R et L G T s ) now, do not have those sick spells at the monthly ed bark sighted by the Stella, hence March s “More Than Queen” is worth the money g | e H mond is still causing under. son, for the settings alone. Buhl. cabinets: ! : 5 period, but can work all day, and that I never could from orical- | WORRIED OVER DECISION do until I began taking the Compound. I canmot carvings, pictures, all hi; California. tapestr: ver essel now due ( 7 X i e canvassed,and the c . Garfield. | March R EE T 2 1y correct and exquisitely artistic; out- i raise the Compound too highly. 1 rn out to be the German | W s E Pedro; bkt w5 2 3 Vi of admirable taste and splendor, all leave A L =% H 7. . e eahe st | T e e Renerter, ior | a0d for more than a year thereafter there | an impression of unasual beauty. The play | Cepyists in Various Departments at the Pinkham remedies and be cured as I have been. ys from. Kobe, Japan, for T oWileon. for is not a vacant week in its strong list of | Will remain for two weeks at the Colum- City Hall Anxious as to | § I wish all success to the Compound; it has done wonders for me, and I ted n Dalles i p: bookings. The i = bia. H zl.”—MRs. GENIE KELLOGG, Berlin Heights, Ohio. S the bill 4 far as It gocs 53 —Clearea April 3 and sailed Avril | Noil Burgess i e tacen will be e Future Action. am so thankful.”- emberec 8 e Briti —Br_ship i ban; Br ship Gloos- 23 Sty P | semb r!!;j l-hs(l‘:*dlgk va{‘“;n’ $ s T S TEA RS ributed to the musical portion of the |sing. The orchestra is en rapport with | | Sanfa Barbara. Ventura. Hueneme, - | THRASHER goes ¥ TO NOME < NEW YORK— ed April §—Stmr Bovic, | Programme. ths singers and the entire production is Fast San Pedro (Los Angeles) and New JEANIE goes by way of Seattle, leaving that amer Marianne will sail | from Liverpool S elaasing. that @ ehhilae Steamer Corona, Fridays, $ a. m.; steamer Bo- | S 0 Ty S, Spain, to-day.. She will .e S—Stmr State of Nebraska, for HO pieasing Ke (oL prograninie | " = m. FALE in, to-day.- S | “Sailed April s—Stmr 5 Olympia. 4 % nita, Tuesdays, 9 2. S 8 VALENCIA. J. M. Lana Mastér. Hates ever clear from San | Glasgow JH_— is not to be looked for for some weeks. P D # thi | ncenada, Masdalena Bay, San Joss del | S 8 VALENCIA, J. M. Lane, Master, lexves ¥r port with a load of | $ GENOA—Arrived April —Stmr Kaisow, frm | There is a good vaudeville bill at the |. TR €ars soap 1S NOtNING | cano. Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz Sant R | 3. 11, for Nome, r. ‘Behring, Golofnim b | Portiand, Or. via St Vincent. " 7| Olympia this week. Roscoe and Stms, the Alcazar. but soa jlis anas Gunytins Ge A A e el s ; S [ ont. “frwm Boston for Tiversool. - o - | headliners, do an uncommonly good musi- | “Tennessee’s Pardner” commenced Its | B . | ™For further information obtain company's | For passage and freight app NEWS OF THE OCEAN. | “CHERBOURG Salled Aprii S—Stmr Barba- | cal turn and the acrial act of Rousell and | second and last week at the Alcazar Pure soap is as gentle as | rojders. PACIFIC STEAM WHALING CP . ® Yntarai . | rossa, for Bremen Howard is one of the best things in this | Theater last night before a crowded| o il 5 The company reserves the right to changs - " Matters of Interest to Mariners and = Ball line San Francisco has seen for some |house. There were several curtain calls oil to the lxvmg skin. i LR L L e 3 CALIFORNIA ST Shipping Merchants. | "ime . .time. Cfinton Montgomery's illustrate 1| and the applause was unstinted. Frank P ’ is the + d TICKET OFFICE 4 New Montgomery | Cor. of First ave. Canitmttiopn ST Joall Gheak tace 0] Bl Feusvokresiite (OMoe, 0. 5, Mer- | songs are still popular and the remainder | Bacon's portrayal of the part of Gewilii- SiBe 1S, tHe puscst an street (Palace Hot chants’” Exchange, San Francisco,” Cal, | of the bill was well received last night. | ker Hay is one of the features of the play, GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Asts.. ford, eame 9 1 M o 3 April 8, 1901. 4 Ml Bonbil inincvcisiog by the Ne best toilet soap in all the 10 Market st.. San Francisco. at Portland | The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry the. ',‘:f"bgﬂ i .‘9..ww(;:"‘v“!;¥nﬁ‘}‘,ﬂr;§f 1d P DR s % AMERICAN LINE. re R'r"l‘:’h,,‘\': }»,mlm".: v:‘?‘;x;h»:rpp‘-;:i‘ n‘tﬂ:ia:l’,\. Doon nuor-d:g—s Stanford Club Officers. plauded. There should be large audiences| WOTld. 0.R. &N co e bl it sl ot e 00 tered mond and ., Greenwich time. T:"hc Stanford Republican Club of the |auring the best of the week. i ofipsorie neb it all saxte cfistores ;| . s -~ o i Stopping at Cherbourg, westbound, e £ N e for Hons | C. ¢ ALKINS, rty-first Assembly District t 14 —— i i N . Licutenant Commander, U, €. N., in chatse. | evening at Trades Hall and elected ‘E}f; Central. Only Steamship Line tO‘ e Naw Yok i i { . following office « " Lo Mexchandise for Mexico. Sun, Moon and Tide. Ak Ingomar,” as Marie Lovell paints him, OCEAN TRAVEL. PORTLAND, Or., | Sow Forke > - Dasnre Jrseenpsy 1ok B G P. M. O'Connor, president: J. J. Wilkenson, | IS @ barbarian of the mountains with an And Shert Rail Lire frem Portland to all | 3 e e Eeor Belied Sundey Sor Masx- Besrrin s igmate codetlc Survey— | frst vice president: James Lawlor, second vicé | inherited love of freedom and his neigh- points East. Through t'ckets to all | R Brophy ,i,,anc.;’,“,e;‘fg,;;‘;{'s,,.;;g;»tﬁe : | bor's goods—a rough, bass-voiced, fearless points, all rail or steamship and rail, at New York and Antwerp. ° gel, corresponding secretary; John T. leader of men as brave and as fearless as ——LOWEST RATES!— From New York Every Wednesday, 12 noon . 8 trhsurer; Eugene Murray, marshal, " |he, So Robert Downing. ‘rough, base | _ Steamer Tickets' Inclue Berth end Meats. | Wectorntand <. Aoril 1 Pricaiand . The président appointed a board of di- | voiced and forestian in virility, paints him § e o P 15, 25, May 8 | Kensington -..-April 24 Southwark ... e“ma c ams. rectors, consisting of one from each pre- | on the mimic stage of the Central Thea- : Eed ; v = cinct in the district. ter. The scoffing humor of the uncu'- Two years ago, under the Strattcn pri- | tured nomad, Who found in weakness and mary law, the Stanford Club' elected | tears subject for langhter, who lived on 3 ! 77‘5'“‘-. } INTERNATIONAL NAVI Tt is always the weakest part that first gives way to the attacks full ticket o the Republican municipal | stolen cattle and the booty of the bold Nome Clty a“d TOY0 KlSEN KA[S“A | afls Abr. % T E C. WARD, Ge: JMPANY. CHAS. D. TAYLOF “oast, 3 Montgomer General Agent Pacific 1 Montgomery St. and wiil endeavor to do so|foray, yet who became a” willing slave of disease. So, when the weakened stomach and deranged diges- |again ai, ihe coming “primary ‘election, | to @ preity yoman's smile Ind Who ro: PAGIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION 50, : : o 1ied” with ot mdignation the off & S tion shut off the supply of xSurishment, the overworked nerves e U B nrirs o e SaTS Ehve h g GIFAMERS WILL LEAVE wiarr, Co. | *nd CIA SUDAVERICANA 'E VAPO?5S ;3 -Delightful Ocean Trips, girl he loved as the reward for the pr- e er l y. e rts. . 4 A . ner First and Brannan streets, at 1 p. m., | To Valparaiso, stopping at Mexic lose. their resistive power and fall easy victims to ‘colds and ex- Steamers Santa Toss' andl Qi posed betrayal of his comrades in arms for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at | and South American Sailing & 2. . - cen sailin, robbery, is faithfully and consistent posures. Repair the nervous forces, increase the vitality, and. |every Sunday and Wednesday for San g;\gmg}-ea By Mr. Downing in the Beantr. | Kobe (Hiogo), gasakl and Shanghal. and | Seawall, 12 m. . ats < P Diego, stopping only at Santa Jay. Strength is his predomi India, etc. No cargo received on board on day | LIMARI ........A Apr. 11 GUATEMALA _May 1 rheumatism, neuralgia and sciatica will be quickly Wm and Lios Afgeles poria: Improved?rba“ :%Lr%“ens"c ot s"mmhl % voicr;atﬂlgg‘ Steamship Ruth of eailing. These steamers are built expressly for connecting a: Hongkong with steamers for = AREQUIPA Apr. 10/ PERT” ....May 2 ervice, £5. HONGKONG MARU.Tuesday, April 9, 1901 | tral and South American passenger low rates. Pacific' Coast Steamsh, C movement without apparent effort. Whila H N MARU. Frids M No change a capy renewed health and strength. - {office 4 New Montgomery street, under | differing in method, and perhaps lacking {BS NATEICA MARD Wedneatay, May 5, 1ot | ng shenke at Acapul | Palace Hotel. in the subtle dramatic diserimination that (W. S. HIGGINS, Master.) | TRound-trip tickets at reduced rates. For BALFOUR, GU . and ti6ns. m prival - of army 1life ht on | e made Idwin Forrest great, Mr. Downing 5 freight and passage apply at company’s office, The: and toi-n :‘;uny years I have had ods of | Cordes’ Second Victim Dies, follows closely ml mt% wnkle of the sten- Leaves S“ anc]sm B G e N Ska " | E 2 3 i i n -5 . General Agen intense suflering, _ Indigestion and chronis constipation | Peter Sjorgren, who was shot in & Jack- | 191aR fragedian 1o, the rele of Ingomar. M c Qent } PANAMA R, R, srzpmsue pearly drove me wild. Dr. Miles’ Nervine an ;:)‘:- )i‘.lrll:s ;::(;:‘J:;;:eyl Z.“fflf,’-'né” &'&2“ foﬁes T Qamtlien "“5.22’23;1&‘;3:5“’2&?5;&5 ‘15 i ab»“t ay z'ﬂls via Selt"ev i M“ms s co WAWAIL, SANOA, NEW s Wis LINE A o 4 a e Cy in_an .4 C ay. - ZEALAND YDA Nerve and Liver Pills hiave relieved me of those terrilis orgency | Hospital *yesterday at 4| Robert Cummings as Alastor ruinnied | Leaving that Port May 26th Qe VYo piaetrincroram | 10 NEW YORK VIA. PAMAMA DIRECT suflerings and have made life a pleasure.” . | ¢'clock. Sjoreren remained in an uncon, | the expoctation ot tho. pubtic, whp! had y ’1 TURA, for Honolulu, Samoa, New Cabin, $105; Steerage, $40. : scious condition from the ti seen his performance in the “Gladiator ”’ | F freight rat 11 ddre ale i % B 2 - = - Dzeros HUTCHINS, Sonoma. | the hospital. Cordes is in "t'ﬁeh%ﬁ?'eaieﬂ | The play is well staged and costumed and | . B R. DUFFIN, Agent. . 7o | Zealand and Austral " m. | S-S- Leelanaw sails Saturday, April 20 County Hospital suffering from a lacer- | will run the remainder of the week to full 638 Market Street, opp. Palace Hotel, A" iHonolutu only) - ™| §.8. Argyll sails Monday, May 6 ISCO. .Saturday, Apri p. m.|8.8. sails Monday, May 20 " ol . ated wound of the head inflicted by him- | houses. 5 SAN FRAN : 2 SR From Harrison-st. Whart, 2 p. m. e B X —_————— Chutes, A . SPRECELS & B ‘?iu 327 Market 8t | Freicnr and Dassenger otfice, 30 Market st. & Professor Hudson Lectures, The Chutes has a varied and entertain-| TAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. | Bl Passanger Offcs, et St Fie Ko. 7. Pasie SU B e e Professor Hudson of the University of | ing bill. Scott and Wilson appear in a 3 PLYMOUTH—-CHERBOURG—-HAMBURG. COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE | California lectured bef: > | clever acrobatic act. Coakley and Hi *s . Vietoria.Apr.11,10am| Columbi: | g BA AND RIVER STEAMERS. Makes the appetite keen, the digestion perfect, the liver BCHVE | Ciub lnst night at the clnre pog 21T’ | fod present & lnughable SKetch. intre: | Dentschiand o1 pm ¥ Lremarck S e T ST ke > & in the old Supreme Court puidnes soes | dueing some artistlc dancing.” Miss Mir- Twin-Screw Passenger Servic Saturday, at 10 a Hey om Proe 1 the blood pure and the nerves strong and steady. Ome . | . lerson s to Hamburg direct. S6ld by druggists on aguarantee, DR MuEs MeDioAx, Qo., Elkbart, Ind | Nor®, Jeriect and whose' ruler was Just | I their Jaiest novelty, the Chintss aug | Hamburg. Americay Ll of Sruray, N Y, | Breadsy (Hudson bulidine), New Sork J. & 0ms were | the Coon. A serfes of ¢ > FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents, 5 Mont. crowded to their uimost capacity. :“re? e i oy % MeW. nloving . plo | (HERZOG & CO.. General Agents for Pacific | fomery avenue. ‘San Francisco. Tickets old oy TUES.,, WED., THURS. AND SAT. 8 Thurs-

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