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TAHITI TO CARRY
MANY PASSENGERS
Union Steamship Company's
Liner Sails Today for
Antipodes
American Consul at Hong
kong Reports Increase in
Trans-Pacific Travel
The Union Steamship company's liner
Tahiti. Captain 'Evans, will sail, at 11
o'clock this morning for 'Sydney via
Papeete and New Zealand. The liner
will take from here 135 passengers, *in
all classes, and a large cargo of gen
eral merchandise. Among the passen
gers will be many tourists booked for
the circular tour of the Pacific, return
ing by way of Honolulu. >- ';
Mrs. .1. M. Valette of Pasadena will
make the round trip on the liner. An
other passenger will be G. Somerville
Stevens, a London stock broker, who
is making a trip around the world. t He
will stop off for a few weeks at , Pa
peete. ~ .- ;• , -I' ' > ■■■ :•» -'■ ; -..- '■■:-■' ■--
Among: the passengers for Tahiti will
be Mr. and Mrs. Locker. Mrs. v Locker
was Miss Frieda Gooding, daughter
of Mrs. vina flooding, whose; hotel
at Tahiti is one of the institutions of
the south seas... . , . > ; ;
" B. Martins of Paris, who is I con
nected with the French .phosphate in
terests? in the south 1 seas, will be a
passenger to Papeete. He will be ac
companied by his wife and family. - 'f
The passengers will include a party
of Mormon missionaries going out into
the south sea islands seeking prosy
lytes, . , i :.'■ ■
Belter Ships !Ucan More Passengers
United States Consul General George
EL Anderson has made the following
report on trans-Pacific passenger traf
fic:. .-..."■■ivrv ; i
There was a remarkable increase in trans-
Pr.clfic traTel genera. during 1912 over previous
years, and 1913 promisee ,to eclipse all j records
IB this line. , The departures of cabin passengers
from Hongkong for ports on the west coast of
the United States during the first quarter of 101S
as compared with '•; the corresponding >■ quarter, of
1912 scow an Increase of exactly 40 per; cent,
while ensragemcnt.4 of accommodations» for the :
next quarter already! made exceed the record for
any pervious year In the same proportion." The
traffic at present: j;a»n« eastward Is so heavy
that accommodations can not be ' had in < many
cases for weeks to come. •• ■- . . , ,
Round the world | tourists - traffic by way of
Hongkong has grown about CO per cent in the
last year. Several reasons are assigned for this,
notably Increased Interest of travelers in the far
rest because of recent political events, a general
disposition .to break • away from worn tourists'
paths In Europe and countries surrounding the
Mediterranean and the effective work of ; tourist
organization*.. The attractiveness and advantage
of a short winter season in Egypt followed by a
winter trip through India. .lava unci the East
Indies am! a return to the United . States or
Kurope by way of the Pacific are. appealing 'to
greater numbers of travelers each rear. ,
One of the most important factors in the in
f-rease. however, is the marked improvement In
all means of communication >in and to the far
Nearly all the -steamer line*,, both to
Europe and across the Pacific, have put on fine
large new steamers. Railways in Manchuria
Japan. North China and the Philippines* have
established or are establishing improved raihvav
service*. Weather conditions '■■. in the ■ Pacific,
especially during the milder;mbotes of » the year, ,
but also all the year round as compared with the
Atlantic, favor travelers.' Improved' hotel" ac
commodations in most of the ports also enter
Into tbe situation.- ,: . ■•
One feature of the genera, improvements is the
vast increase in the number. of tourists visiting
th" Philippines—an increase due not only to
interest in the islands, bat also to improved
communication between the islands and Europe
and the United States. ?
Mateon > Ship \ Cornea and Another Horn
' It was hustle all \ day yesterday for
everybody connected "with the Matson
Steamship company. Early :in the
morning: the liner Wilhelmina, with. a
large cargo and a full complement of
passengers, arrived from Honolulu and
.at 5 o'clock p. m. the Lurline sailed for
the island port. y :■'..' r, ,
The Wilhelmina's passengers in
cluded: ,! ■"■ "" : > - f —_—
Mrs>. C. Adams. Mis* C. 1,. Ambcrg R. V.
Briscoe, A. J. Boiling, Jliss K. C. Blakesle*. E.
Brecnt. Roy. C. M. Boswell. Miss M. h. .Brady,
M -= R. Bennett. Mre. E. Behr, Mr«. M. Oun
ningham, E. G. Collate, ii. C. Crewman. Mr. and
Mrs. W. 'H. Chamberlain." Mrs. - V T. Cleghorn
and child,' Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Donnan,'Hev. 0.
Duehting, <;. Dubois, Mrs. V. A. Dllllngham. Mr.
and Mrs. H. JDilllnghain. ! Mrs. D. T. Fullaway
and two children, Rev. W. H. Fenton-Smith U.
K. Furnas, ■ Miss Frieda; Mrs. E. Freeman E.
<;ravei<. H. Oaylord, Miss A. Glover, John Gif
ford. Mrs. 13. F. Gaj-, Mrs.. I). 11. Hersey, D.
H«ulak, Miss 1.. Hosmer, Miss R. Herbert.
.1. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. J. V,. Heath and child,,
!.«"> lllmmelßtern. Judge , John Hunt, Mr. and
Mr*. E. E. Huddleson, Mrs. J. H. Hough. C V.-
Hodge, Mr. and Mrs. W. T Ball. E Covell. J I).
Oliver, A. 11. Jones, F. J. U>wrey. Miss E. Mc-
Nellly, Mrs. J. Marquis, Miss A. Marquis. Mrs.
J. H. Myatt. Jack Myatt. Mrs. N. E. Miilvany,
Mrs. A R. .%fulfotd, Mrs. J. A. McFarlane. J. T.
Moir,-Mrs. M. A. Nlcoll and »on. Miss B. Mc-
I-ane. Rev. M. Olff. J. de Paiva. J. W. Paxton
11. l>. Poindexter. Miss R. Poiudexter. Mrs. A.
C. Ross, Mrs. C. Rletschy, L,. Kenlck Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kboades, Mr. and Mrs. F.
B. Rosecrans w Miss <;. Rcsecrane,, tiiaa E. nose
crans. F. Schotte, Peter Sopnlos.-Mr. and Mr- v
W. Stnrk. Mrs. M. .',. Scully, Mis* A. J>/Schmkz.
Mrs. R. M. S<hoiefeM. Mrs. C. W. gcjoilts b'
Thaw Jr. Miss Sehultz. Mr. ana Mr*. B. 0. Til
den. Misses M. and E. Tilden, Miss If. ToUd, P.
Thelt, Miss F. E. Whetcnore, Mr. and Mrs. X F
Wilder. Mrs. W. S. Winter. Misses A. and V
Woolery.-• J. ■K. Sutberlin. E. D. Lyon-. H. It.
Mclntosb, J. L. Driscoll. Iff*, C. ' Scott, J.
Pringle. J. F. Luffring, Hits Blossom, Miss r
Moir. Mrs. C. H. Raven. .
Those who sailed on the Lurline were:
Mrs«. J. Allam, Mrs. R. C. Anthoflv and infant
J. Baldwin, Miss L. Blatt, Mr. and Mrs. J . c"
well. George Castle, W. W. Coccanaon
Bartlett Copper, J. B. Gibson, Miese* E. and L
liartford, K. R. Hendry, Dlckson Hitchcock, Har
vey Hitchcock, Mlbs 11. Leslie, E.:M*sooii, EJ-
Mr Arthur, Ivan Miller. Mrs. K. Mobr!? -.1 I'"
Mewat, Mr*. E. Murray. (;. .\. Panli. 'H. h"
Rcnton, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Killer. RMbers Wall"
dron. Stanley Weldroo, Arnold Weibel. -;.,. .-■
Stork Brings Seventh Girl
The stork that favors the office force
of the Alaska Pacific j Steamship com
pany with its attention is an industri
ous but not very versatile; bird. i- It
Visited the home of Contracting , Freight
Agrent M. F. Cropiey Monday night and
left there a taaby girl. This is the sev
enth visit the stork has paid members
of the office force within a compara
tively short . time, and this is the
seventh girl the bird has brought.
Cropley might be sore about it :if the
bird hadn't shown rare : discrimination
In picking out for him and hi* wife the
very finest girl baby in all the world. -.?•
-' ~ " 'Water 'Front Vote* -,_
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 4,825,000 feet. ' - ■
The Japanese? liner Chiyo llaru left
Hongkong: yesterday for this port. ' • ;
The China, homeward bound, left Yo
kohama Monday. •: :
The Nippon Mar':, from this port, ar
rived yesterday at Yokohama.
■ The liner Siberia, due here next Mon
day, left Honolulu at 10 o'clock a. m.
yesterday.
Enrollment £.-.
Steamer Merced, Edward Jahnsen,
master. _ ._' , ; . - v - _
Movement, or Transport* ■
Bufcrd at ;. Mare island navy yard ; undergoing
repairs. .?.■ -. ■■■■ .
Crook at San I'rancleco.' .%'
Logan left Manila for San Francisco* May -15,
131%. - v-.--.v.:\:-;.r ■':- : -;' '■ -v-.ffr :.:': - ; ■ , : ; , :
Sheridan at Mare island nary yard undergoing
repairs. . ■ ..- \,\ ■....-:, ■• •■■.■;■■ -■ .■• ■■ ■.:•.■..•., -
Sherman sailed for Manila May 6. 191.5.
Thomas sailed. <Ma j: -4. • for Honolulu. -•■ i^^^
DAILY KIVER BULLETIX
SACRAMENTO, May 27.-
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Oroville. reat&fr.riTer...:.. 25.0 6.0 -<•<>
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J.atlirop. .San Joaquin river. : 17.0 11.05* *0.2 •
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YL.OB, : Local Forecaster/
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Movements of Steamers |
TO ARRIVE.
From
Steamer
) Date
Sal; On! i &:sian ( Diego.tVirginian v......|May;2e
San Diego & Los Ang.i Speedwell,...;;. (May '_•«
Seat tie '& Tacoma Oliver J. Olson.. May 28
Gray* Harbor .....;•". Centralta ..'...;". I May i 28
Los . Angeles ■ direct .'.'i. Harvard ":".'. ...;. IMay; £S
VotVt Bragg......".;.... Arctic ;1.V.V. !May 28
Grays •; Harbor .:...;;. J. :; B. Stetson.'." , . May 2J>
Port land: & Astoria ;jVosemite»..';'.V*. ,May 29
Humboldt ....;....V.. |Is'orth Fork-'. '.-'. May 29
Portland & rAstoria'. .. /Carlos -...'.:':."."-. May 129
Monterey Ac Santa , Cruz. Eureka >. .■".;•;'.. JMay 2»
Humboldt ;../:.......: City of * Topeka.jMay 20
Perl San Luls..f....V;. Coos Bay.....:.'; May
Point Arena '& Albion;. iPonno , .....*....'. May,29
Kilo ;...........,';;..■: iHilonlan ...::.. May ; 28
l.os Angelei ...:v.'.".v.". Bear'«*...;..".::; [May 29
Sun Diego & I-os Ang.. Koanoke :....".:; May,29
San'DI«-go & Los.'Aug.". Vanguard T.;..". May SO
Los Angeles direct. ;.r. j Yale -:........;; (May 30
Taltal %........;v.'..;. Harport <.;::.'. ..- May SO
Pngct'Sounfl Ports. .;'.'. Queenir..;.T.*.7. May;30
Seattle'& Tacoma..:... Watson '.;....:: May 30
San Diego;&: Los ' Ang.. U'regldent 7.V...'. IMay 30
I/Js Anicele* i;.;...".... Quinault $ . ?T..;"; I May 31
I is Angeles '..:.....".. Santa Barbara.. May 31
Fort Bragg..'...;..:..; Brunswick; .;•;.*. May 31
San Diego ; & '■ Los Ang.. Harvard -;.. .V.-. May,;31:
Balboa 4 ..;./....'.;.•...; Lyra ..;..T..;:'. May 31
Portland A Astoria Geo.'W. , Elder.. May.31
Willapa Harbor f... .V.. Daisy ..;.. V..:. [June' 1
Humboldt ;...........;. F. A. Kilburn... i.lune I
Los Angele* r......:... ;Ha«alel • .-.:..... June,- 1
Seattle* direct .....;.. Governor »';.r... June! 1
Portland & Astasia.... San: Ramon ,;... June 1
Mendoclno ,& Shel.' Cove Sea - Foam ;*."... June > 1
Diego'A Los AflR..!State of Cal.. , ".. .Tun«'i 2
Sau Diego & Los Ang. .Yale '■:. ........ ..{June • 2
Lost AiiKeiPS & Way' Pts Santav Clara '; ... .tune 12
China & Japan......... Siberia ......... June» 2
Antofagasta•■;.'..;:...■.. Pectan>......••• June;; 2
Salina Cruz & S. :Diego. Isthmian ...... June 2
Moji...............;... Semlnole ....... I June 3
Pugft Souud':..v"...;;.v Nevadan •.'...'• •■• June :-3
Spattle 4 Taeoma;".'... Adua. '■ Farragut.. June -, 8
Portland & Astoria.... Beaver - ..;..'. - • (June ; 3
Portlaed & Astoria ;.. I , . II. < Lcggett;.. Juue; 3
Portland i & Astoria..;Northland *.;... June, I
Los Angeles ..;..'...: Rose City .... Juue 3
TO SAIL
Date I
I Destination 1 { Sails. Pier
Mey 36}OUt« J. Olson. Lor Angeles.l 0 pml 27
May 23 Speedwell .....jCoos * Bay....j 2 pm :.:;
May 28 G. C. Llndauer. Grays Harbor, 2 pm Iβ ;
May 2S,Chehalls''...... Grays Harbor - 4 pm| 17
May 2S Elizabeth ..... Coquille Riv. 4 pm 10
May 28iD(.-l Norte ..... Crescent City 3 pin , ....
VIay SSjSpeedwell :....". l.os Ansieles. 2 pm .V;:'
May 28 Hornet?...;:;.". Puget Sound. 5 pin 33-,
May 2S Lily .'....;... iL'mpqua EIt.J 7 ami Iβ
May 25 Hanalcl ....... Los Angeles.! 3 pin 10
May 2S Phoenix,.....'..jllumboldt ..ill ami 27
May 2S Centralla ...... Los Angeles. J10 am 31
May 2S Tahiti ......... Sydney ..... 11 am 12
May. 2S Sea< Foam.'.'...: VIendocino .. 4 pm 4-
May 28 Brunswick ;:...fort Bragg.. 3 ptnj .::.
May 28 Harvard ....... j*an Diego... 4pm ;'s7
May Santa tiara I.oh Angeles. 110 ami IS :
May 29;jim Butler v..; Portland ,.:.| 5 pni| 27;
May 29 Carlos ......... Um Angeles, i 'i puj| 51
May 29 Camino:........ .Portland ... 11 am 8:
May 20 Eureka ......r. Santa Cruz.. 4pm 13 ;
May 2t)[Vosemlte ....:. San Diego... 4 pm 51 *■
May 29 K. A. KUburn:. iHumboidt ..12 m 13
May 20 Korea .;:.;:;. IHongkoag . ■ '.'. 1 pm 42
May 29 Aztec '.V.......3fllboa ....*. 12 m 42
May JO Buckmau |Puget Sound. 3 pm| 10
May 29!State of Cal.... <San Diego... 11 am »
May 29fJ. B. Stetson.. San Di*eo...|10 am 51 '
May 30 Vanguard ...... jHnrnboiat ..' 4 pm| 27
I ay SO!Hear:.......:.. Portland ... 12 m 40 ;
i Hay SCMRoanoke ....... (Portland ... 10 am 13 _
J May SOlYaJe : ... .V..'..-. San Diego. ..j 4 pml .7*.
! May 3l<>. M. Clark.... Portland ...' 2 pm' 27;
May 31 Washington ..." Coos Bay ..' 4 pm Iβ ,
May 31 City of Topeka. ilumboldt •■ .. 12 mi 11
May 31 Santa Barbara.: liar. 1 pm] ...".
May SliQuinault ...... (Willapa Har. 12 m 27
May 31 North Fork.;... Hutnboldt, .. 12 m S8*
Hay 31 Coos Bay...;... Pt. San Luis. 4 pm 11:
May 31 Harrard *;.'..... LosrAngeles. 4 pm 7
May 31 Enterprise V...\ Hilo ........ 12 m 38 •
(lay 81!President ...... Puset Sound. 2 pm 8
May SljRcse City.....'. 't-os Anfeles.jll am 40
May 3l[e«O. W. Elder.'. San Diego... 7 ptni 13 ■
June ljArctic /........ Fort Bragg..' 1 pm' ..'.
I .Tune ' 1 Potno •;......... Point Arena.,' 6 pmi "S;
June 21 Yale .......... f .os Angeles. { 4 pmf 7
June 2 fmatilla ...... 'Nome ...".... .... J '9
June 2 Watson ".V..... Pnget Sound. S pm 10"
June ,2 Governor " ,...i. ,San Diego... 2 prn 9'
June '3 Sonoma ......V. Sydney ....: • 2 pin 21
June 3 Eureka (large). Nome .'...;.*. I .... : ....
June 3 Queea...:..... |Puget Sound. 2 pm 9
June 3 Northland ;..'.T. Loe Angeles.),\;'.*.■ J: ? .V
TO SAIL FaOSJ SEAJTLX :,„
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Destination
Steamer
|,Date
Sksgway ft Way Ports. Hljniboldt ...... May 2&
SeviarJ Way Ports.. jAlameda ;....... May 30
Nome ,...-.. .v........-.", 3enator' - .;»r. r.. June 5 ' 1
Nome & St.'Michael..:. Mackinaw ...'.V. June 1:1
Nome & St. Michael.".'.. I'lctoria «.."..'.:. June '2
PIER DIRECTORY
NORTH OF MARKET ST2EET
Pier a.... Washington fier IT.......... I T nion 1
Pier ; 5.....'...' Jackson Pier 18....... Union 2
Pier : 7...;...:. Pacific Pier ai......'.:. Filbert
Pier 9..... Broadway 1 Pier 23......Greenwich 1
Pier 11 .. Broadway 2 Pier. 25 .....Greenwich 'J.
Pier 13.......... ValiejoiPler 27 .....;; Lombard
Pier 15....... ..■..Green Pier 51.......... Powell
ncr - - Mission liner -* spear
Pier 4...;....Mission 2)Pier 28........;.. M«ln
Pier 6 . .Howard 1 Pier 34 .......... Beale
Pier 8 Howard 2;Pier 36........ Fremont
Pier 30... Howard 8 Pier 38 .:.;.;....; First
Pier ■ 12 ......... Folsom 1 Pier 40 I
Pier 14:...... .Folsom 2 Pier 42 > P. M. S. S. Co.
Pler:i6..:.:.-.,llarriisdil'P!er 44 J :
Pier 20........ "ieuart' J 54.......:..' Fourth
Time Ball
United States Branch.Hydrographlc Office, Mer
chants' Exchange, . San " Francisco, May
--27, /1913.,: ■ ---- - .'-'- ■ - ■.: ' :-.-■ y, -" :/. •-•
The time ball.was accidentally., dropped about
four seconds too • soon.;* ; ,\v. V. TOMB. ■
' ■ . Lieutenant, U. S. N.. In Charge.,.
.**un. Moon and ' Tide
United States coast anil ; geodetic ■' surrey—Time
■ and • beigbts of tides \ at Fort ' Point. , ,* For , city
front (Mission street wharf i. add 25 minutes.
-';■■•;-;.?•>: WEDNESDAY, MAY 2* *\:~_- -;y-A:
Sun ■ rises ...i........ ............^;■...•..vV4:50
Han sets .. \.... ...: . . 7:25
Moon rim ............ i. :.'.*......... 12:«">8- a. ; m.
New • m00d......Vv;"..v.;.-.June > 4. at 11:48 a. 'm.
First ; quarter moon .':'.: . June 11. at _$: 28 a. ;m.
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HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water entrance to barbers.
PLACE
Ft. l>»to
Ursye H..| X6ViiM*y i
Wlllapa ..i 25 :Frh.
working
e.st water a. over * • bar,
with Inner bar ,r P. X 8.
can buoy bearing XE.
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h«nael to the southward :
fend ■■ clianif ; a little i
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war buoy.:; ■■■■■". ■:: .--.-;..;,.
Mt water 5<J0 feet from
black > buoy • at : end " of
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1 . ; '; S. Ilranoh Hydroßraphic Office
A 'branch of :. the 1 United: States hTdrographic
'office, r loceted In the Mercbajits' -.Exchange,-i is
maintained in i San » Frunclsco i for * the » benefit iof
marincre.r without regard to natlonalty, and free
of expense. Navignforg are cordially to
Tleit i the s office, C where "a* complete t set i of » charts
and seillng * directions *of I the ?. world ! are >" kept sat
Uand tot comparison .'and. reference, and the? latest
information * can ' always *, be s obtained 3 regarding
light*, »dangers j to 5 navigation ; and \ matters s of i In
terest rto : ocean, commercf.-. - W. V. TOMB.
f - Lieutenant, TJ. S. i%., in Charge.
- Oil Tanker Suite *
■••- The: lank?steamer" Santa Rita sailed i-froral Port
Han Luis ;: for; Panama. Sunday ,1 with ( 44.000 bar
rels'oCfuel oil and six barrels of gasoline, Talued<
at $30,182. . ,--.,. I
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1913.
All Mariners Take Notice
Send in Your Reports
Mnrin«T» olmmlne . anything:
«r..»»ji with the aide to naviga
tion In the Eighteenth . l.iaht
hnuMe! district \ (count of Califor
nia) are requested to Inform the
Inspector Vby ' telephone or , tele
eruph. Telea;rama ahould be ad
dree«ed 1 tor IJ thosi *c Inspector,
Shu I'rnnriscii, and ,; >-; marked
"Paid, government t - rate, charge
Bureau of l.lghthouaee, WawhinK
ton, 1». C." h (Telegrams marked
«* Ntaied do not reqnire prepay
ment by the sender). For tele
phone .Communications v' ■ call
Douglas* 1522. ': ; '■",' " ."'••" -
WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS AT SEA
B.t MARCONI WIRELJSSS
'*i Thene report* are/received \ directly
from the: Pacific; con«t/i*t*tl©ne)lof the
Marconi VWlreleee'compaey »:■*•• f.'«r '
Monday, May '-. M.-^i
STEAMER HYADES—-From Feattle lor Hono
" ! lulu: 8 p. m.. COS miles off Cape Flattery.i,.-j
STEAMER COL. E. L. : DRAKE—With ; barge 95
j.in . tow. ■■ from > Seattle ? for San Francisco; due
UK May i 27, : *l2 in. :..;■'.; y.: ','.■», vl-.; >,• '
STEAMER W. F. HERRTN~From Tort Sun Luis
* • for Everett; : 8 p. - ni., 126 miles north of San
Francisco; light 'westerlyJ wind; moderate
vJ northwest swell. 'j , / •-',- r'l-'/. ■""-.; "•■;"■■■ -V'r' *.
STEAMER" W.'-" S. PORTERA--From ■ Portland for,
r ~ Monterey: S j>. - m.. " :'><sß . miles': north eof ■ San
,f; Francisco; , light northwest wind; sea smooth.
STEAMER HILONIAK—From Hilo for San , Fran
■■■'■ cisco; * R p. m., 600 miles from' San" Francisco; 1
all well. :', y V ••■■ v. ; ;jy- r--;.-"-.
= ; SAN FRANCISCO. May 2".
STEAMER r NANN SMITH—IO miles north of
Ui Point Arena. ~y . • '.-' ■■\ • " * ' . ■ *
STEAMER OLEUM—I 27 miles north of Port San
Luis. '■.;■■•-;;■ >'.X-" --; "'■ :-S. y"
STEAMER WASHTE2JAW—9S Wiles south of
San Francisco. y - ...'•"■■. "'-. : '.'y-''',..':,':■:''■■ >■."•"
STEAMER W. 8. PORTER—S miles south of
*y Point Arena. ; ....: .-■..■. .-.y 'y,y."-fy' : " ;.
STEAMER » SPEEDWELL—2S ' miles north of
;' ; :Pelnt ;Sur." .;.-;;-\- ;".;■":■.:' " ;'3 f;".r .' , : '. "-C- ' "
STEAMER CITY OF PVEBLA—44 miles north of
? Point* Reye*. _: ? '„;,"- : ''. T.; .', ' .:;■.■ .-",-V.' ; *,'; '
STEAMER LURLrNE—Off r the Farallones. ; ■
STEAMER ADELINE SMITH—2B miles north of
",r : Point Arena.:,;.",■..-' ,■, ._■ ._ ' ; >."-. i v J ::
STEAMER LANSING—ISS; miles north of * San
' Francisco; >y }-''' ?■* - " "-.■". •■''■■ ;*",.•."'.-■ ;■:•;";"•.-;
STEAMER■ HYADES— ,'92 miles. from Cape Flat
tery. ■, • .:, ■ ".. -'. ''- ' ':.■ l '■'.'.. ! '■
STEAMER WEITTIER—Off Point Sur.:, -
VV- -,-.;."":.-''■■■-.■" EUREKA, ■ May' 27. - ;
STEAMER W. T. HEREIN—II miles north of
Cape Blaneu. , ;* ; ,% 'v ";>"*.';';' : ' : ,'-' ■'.
STEAMER ASUNCION—. p. m.. off Blunts 'reef
VI lightship. « :: : .;..;,;:'; ;„.■:< ;_■ ■
STEAMER ARGYLL—22*. " miles * north yOf San
■;';,* Francisco. ■._.•- ■;?.;* ' /' ;,, yV f: ' ~: , ' : ■ ■' : -' ■' *-^r i "'-
STEAMER EL SEGtTNDO—O p. m., {off j. Blunts
.reef, with barge, 93 In tow. "
STEAMER ROMA—2SO milet north of San Fran
:/ Cisco. - ;i 4 : :-'■■?■■■.■ ''<,•-.. -J'J:r'\'; -: ' '■[' .',
STEAMER CITY :OF TOPEKA—Passed in at 2
'?:;'-p:{m::':;lz' . ' '-- :• ■.' ':;.':..]"[ ' f'/:'■' ' i ; - :.;■/, -'
STEAMER OLIVER'J. OLSON-β milts south or,
• i Seal rocks; ;■ : ~-;';':- •-:■*"?;:■■ ;•-;•/
'.i:,. :,,.-,■-:-'; ; .- SAN PEDRO, May 27. V
STEAMER KXAMATH— p. m.. 10 - miles off
:■; Santa Barbara. - ,-■ ;.;--*' .:'
STEAMER HARVARD—C: 14 p. m.. passed Point
■"-:'Hueneme. '- ' ■*" ; -". ■' :. ■-■ . '
■ ~'-Z'y,- j:;,v ;■■-.. ':>.;.'.'.-•'■>, ASTORIA, May 27.
STEAMER CATANIA—r>7O miles north >of , San
Ir'iauci*! o. ■" t ;i-=j:W-- ♦? :»•» ,"■ i , ■."-.'■.'-.
STEAMER CAPTAIN A. , F. ! LUCAS—With barge
11 in tow; off Willapa harbor; v y •-,"-.■-,
STEAMERS ADMIRAL : FARRAGTTT—I y miles
„> south of Destruction island. - -•■-'-.
STEAMER COLUMBlA—Barbound in Grays" bar
bor. \ .; ■ ,-,._„■■ • y
STEAMER J. B. STETSON— miles ■ outside
.; Grays-harbor. .:.vy.-' : y- , „• ;. . '~,-•
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
0 - the Pacific
(Special Dispatch to The Call) ~ . " .' -
-■:; EUREKA, May; Captain A.W. Way. and
crew, of -the ; yacht j , Oreades returned p ; from San
Francisco today, bringing with them the perpet
ual "challenge'. cup* taken. from the San iFrancisco
'Yacht club last Snudav as tbe result' of * race
which was unsatisfactory \to both clubs owing
!to : . the7.accident 'Jo" tbe : Challenger. ~ The -. local
club will % race; a craft against a'■ San Francisco
boat• on.this bay »next summer.'»;;";!."v- v ; > ; ;;:,.
After baying; -been barbound outside,,the harbor
since i. early tuis * morning * the h steamer *< City iof
Topeka entered port this afternoon shortly ; after
3 o'clock. ;".; : '/ ■■ ■ -"•/'. '■'■.' v- :'-*."' ■''■■'■ ,-•-.,..-.■-.•:'-,■,
o Steamer Acme left for San Fraueieeo early this
morning. '"y~*,z. < ".•■ ". ": .*■ •-'.-.t' -% - ■■:.. . -*'.-
Steamer North Fork left for £?an Francisco this
afternoon with a lumber cargo.- : . , ;-v
' BAN PEDRO. ; Mot ' 27.'— After discharging
800,000 fret of, lumber at Reciondo Beach steamer
0. M. Clark arrived from" Unntou, landed 25,00()
addiilonal feet for i Pacific' Wharf company ,'>• and
proceeded; to Long l Beach, a ' - <. ; >
' Steamer Vaugiitid arrived from Eureka via San
Francisco, ; carrying 370.000 feet of • lumber;and
pa singers and freight for th« .West Coast Steam
ship: company.-f ; ;.;?' /:.';/; . : :. iv'
C-.-Pacific .Coast company's liner President arrlred
from Plight sound porta rla San.Francisco with a
large; passenger -. list J ami \ 1,400 '. tons ?of jßiscella
nemie.freight.and; merchandise. : :: ' X *"•*?•
':," Steamer," s Portland *fittished -i discharging ■ 2,000
tons of grain for the Globe Milling company and
cleared for Portland. In ballast, ! to reload.
.-; Steamer £ Roacoke - returned from« San : Diego,
took ; passengers * and I additional i cargo ' and r pro
ceeded for Portland , via* Sin Francisco.*•;;.,:-'
'.«Steamer { RiTPrstde, ' arriving from Eureka, will
discharge 1.450,0001 feet of lumber I for the Con
solidated Lumber company in Wilmington.' V : ;-
Steamer San Jacinto hap arrited from Hoquiam
carrylnjf fIOO.OOO feet \ of lumber consigned to the
E. K. Wood Lumber company. :: :, ■ *. ; ■ r ,-: ;'
,■?* Steamer; finished discharging a par
tial ' cargo of ; lumber, and »proceeded > for Redondo
Beach I t<J ; dUeharge "s. the i remainder, thence I for
Crescent City •to reload,» taking passengers 'and
freight for San Francisco. ■ ; • = ?;
'"Steamer General Hnbbard arrived this morning
from Eureka carrying 1.600,000 feetf of lumber
for :. the'Hammond Lumber, company in Terminal.
■ Steamer i Hornet completed h the discharge *of
600,000 feet lumber for the Consolidated Lum- :
ber i company •: and' cleared J for I Venturt f with 250, -
000 additional feet, thence, for Tacoma.%-:•".' »>
; JSteamtTiSant*- Barbara.- is due tonight from
wlllapa harbor »via -? San ; Fr«r*cisc<> with t Mutt
gers and; 650,000 feet of lumber. . , ■
->■ PORTLAND, Mar 27.— Bringing - : night from
Sau Francisco the steamer Francis H.
is scheduled to arrir* tilts afternoon.
M For the' am of her lumber: for China the ' s Brit
ish eteamer V Baron c Napier 3 shifted *> from 3 Mont- ,
gomery ; dock t Xo.. I>to c the I Inman-Poulsen rntlle
this eTening.'//' '*:.; ■ • -':'.' 'V '■ - ?;>• ■ ■■-■•.■ :-<■- ■•,• >-..■...■-'
"ii) Vb *s she failed th ' 9 morning the eteamer' Rose
City. Captain : Rankia,\;had > 180; passengers and
1.900 i tons of freight | for Sao Francisco and i \joa
Angeles. She got: away on time in spite of the
fact that« she - was tln three * days * late on i her
scbediiio. '?-^■".'•■.■;"■■. :*:": ■•;%;* :'> : i;.*j: '•'■ -.■': ■. >."T ■
--Steamer? Sue ■; B. . Elniore 'Bailed : ■ tonight for
Tillamookiwltlipaweiigers: and.freight ■ . <-■
'-•J Steamer Carlos >■ has / cleared Jat .j the •<■ ustora
house * with %: 652«.t0ne,,: of S wheat S and v 400,000
feet of j- lumber for i lx>s * Angeles. '■-=■' 9 W,WO
■ Laden a with j 650 i= tons ;of * wheat j and i 300,000
rett of lumber for Ban PHIro the ateemcr
rhellr has [ cleared at the cnvtora house • -%->ifeS&%sl
-4 Carrying full [ cargoes of lumber for the orient
the Norwegian gteamera JiThode Fegel.md and
Tnor have sailed for Shanghai direct
i ,^,°ri llode , Faeolund wa* ..hlftMl down through
! the I brulgos from the Inman-I'oul*en ; mill ,by the
Ooklahama at 8 o'clock last night -She
proceeded J for the ■ sea' laden 3 with ; ::,<soo 000 feet
Ofriomber,T«Talu6d; at $41,400. She j, , \nZl
compan, tO th * CblD * ~ luif>ort and it VmbS
I r--:AtVTso'clock 'this morninar tho Thnr am .,i
from the c? Pacific - Coast bunkers |l n ?i S
; S,Sos.ooO«fc*t;Of lumber, ralued at $f"7 fisfl S?
--; dor charter; to Balfour, Gnthrle ft.Co i'-SSSK
-~S a^rr B *V *' Captain Mason, c arrived at
mlwtel mOtalag ' beatinK the B " r '» *'»« br 33
nASTORIA,-May. . -Nv*-wc«ian «te«m*r Th«/i. :
Tank garner J. A. Cbanslor arrtted to4»r
from San I-rand.co with ~ of JgW
fr"!, f^n^'Awfa,, :"^ arriVCd »«*■* »•«"
v,Steamer iSara jo; arrived Monday evcnlrtffi^
San f Krwwißfoi with *.c«rR". . "5-\iSL-*
StonmerlOirmpic called today for San Tedro
with a rarjro of lumber »«!•'»
,v DanUh•«te«mer.Klßft!«rt»ee' 1 thi * »<»™«n» from
San f ; Fnincl«co i with ? part £ cargo | from Antwerp
and.after;discharging [ will go to Vaaeourer
lirltish etcemer StrathflUian *rm«d Monday
\ X 7 *** 4,if^»%^>* !e *' , ***23 i?
Weather Report
. * .-■ •.-:■'...
HUnited - States Department of s Agriculture, !
-Weather j Bureau, San Francisco, May * 27, 1913.
' RAIMFALL DATA ■ c "
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■ ■ v -■, '- ■ ,-; -
, STATIONS
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is , "? i!°
CM O
.' *
11
5a ? • g
: So
* • .....
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:/--,
■ '.".. : ;,-',. I :• ■ •" ■
-■:;
-•:■<:■&'%&
-
1 '•■,■■■■■
! -..,. ■ :. ■
A
■5-s.,-:3»«-- v. iisspawfsssse
urefca v...'. 7.:.;.: 0:2it
ed 5 Bluff r...;.. 0.12
leramentoI;T .".■;:* 0.08;
ount Tamalpals:. 0.63
in I Francisco.T.. "". 0.24
in; Jose.".":'..'.;.'.'. ' i 6.38 ;
WNM ;.'."...:.' .". 1 Tract
iilfpcndeD' , ? "i TZiTi i 0.00
id Obispo... 0.02
m I Angeles. ;r:/."; t 0.00
in|Diego.nn.T.:t}iO.OO
7.63
21.2* !
; 11.93 ;
G.-2-A
ft.SO
4.11
7.73
12:70'
5.81
24.45 1(5.23
19.87 1*8.991
22.55; IS. 19
122.02; 13.25 i
■ 16.63; 10.12 1
8.30 7.34
o.rti", j % :ro7
20.30; 17.14
( 15.53< I fU.60
S 9.9-1 I 10.50
■;--.V^PACIFIC* COAST STATIONS ' \
Bln ' the ! following tables' the maximum and mini-'
mum temperatures ; and j rainfall ; are , given: '^^0,
i:,-
.?> :•
STATIONS
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S?lH^~
STATIONS \
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i ,: $;:;<■■ :■■:'■
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Baker/*.:.-.'.. |T4|58| } ; .06|iaed4 Blutt {64J5S| ■ .12
Boise ....|82;C2| .lSiiUpno ........ j7O|00j .00
Mont«....ie4|3e ;tT?l Rosebur"ff>. !G2!54j .20
Kurete*.*"..'.:. 36 54 .22 i Sacra to ft* 64 44 -OS
Fi*g»taff ....j7440 .OOjlSalt Lake fn 84 G2 Tγ.
Fresno V.;;.: 74(56 ! Tr.j'Sen Diego it>ii5,S ;'.00
Helena :.;.:. 80 02 .04 iSen Francisco,60 54 .24
Honolulu . 80 70 Tr. ' San Jo*e ;.**'.-. 66 22 .66
Independence 7S 50 .00 S. L. Oblspo. 50 52 .02
Kallspell r.'r. 70 .',4 .22 HE. Fiiration. 52 .. .78
l/os Angeles.. 64 50 .00 .Spokane r.*.T.*: 70 56 .06
Modene -ft:::. 78 44 .Oeij*Huininit : 58 40 Tr
Mt.mTayiIpals 47 43 .63!,Taconia 5C 50 "32
North ', Head.. 54 50 .24 ■ T»t<»o»li r."::r: 564S .02
rho*nlx j.T:;t ettitse ;'.00 TonopaU ! ?.71: f 70 34 .00
Pocatello-vr.; 82|5S .01 Walla Walla. 70|5Sl .(»0
Pγ. Reyes ,Lt. 52)49 .52; Wlnnemncca' 80 GO Tr.
Portland Xf. , .'. 60 54 K0Q JYutna *...":'•..V04 60 .00
l<,
'■t *Snow ground In patches. ■: - •., ' |
EASTEH\" STATIONS
Abilene ?T.: .'. |92|e8| i.OO KnoxTille * ... [COi " .00
Atlantic City. 04, .00; i Louisville : ...jC8J54| .OS ,
Ronton -C:: ':-.'. 36}50 Tv. Memphis f.iit;!74 GO .OX r
Buffalo .'>>• 48 .SHi Montornery i\ S4 68 .00
Charleston ...J82 70 .OSi, Montreal ;t; jC2i4G{ .24
Chicago ::':.-. C2 46 .OO'Mooroead 94 52 .00
1'enTer ;:-:.; [84:58 Tr. New Orleans. 88 66 .00
Den JJoin»>«... 82 48 V.00 iNew; York 58 52 .04
Dodge ' City.. WOO ?.00 jN"orth:Platte: 92 58 .00
Dulutb ;:...; 7rt 42 .00 Oklahoma J ...186 68 .00
Durango ..... 74 "4 ;(!4 Plttsburg:rr.: ($58 .72
Kastport;'."... 54 42 ;.00 Roswell,.../. 881641 Tr "
OalTeston ... !SL'j68 .00;: St. i.oaig : !7G|52! -.00
Green ! Bay... 72(88 s'.OO St.fPaul.t.rr. |8S!54 .00
Hatteras ....THUS ,12!! Tampa ...... 8468 .00
HaTre V.'J. :V. H4 56 KOO Toledoir.r.'.. 64 48 2.66
Huron .'....'.'. S»2 34 .00 Washington >: 72 62 .08
•7ack!<onTille .[WJCS .00 Winnipeg ....8852 .00
•ALASKA 4.XD ASIATIC STATIONS
:...... «3(i ;".<H Xanana , :r..*r. J703S s .00
;.;■....-; 52IS4 .00 Val<Jea.*r;:v; 5« .. .00
..;.:.. 5*1*4 Dutch , Harbor 36 34 .48
•Reports , of yesterday;
,.1 Bar
;,{ inches
I Bar
I inches
Manila '...'..... 20,02 iBonin Islands...1 29.92
Shanghai .*.'...*. 30.00 IHonj-kong V...v 29.»2
Xemur.) - *V./... \ 20.84; j[Tokyo ■ 28.82
i.\ '..; SYNOPSIS OF w WEATHER CONDITIONS
i:i- Rain ■- has i fallen jlai California and conditions
are favorable for more showers. The rain .Is
■ timely , and f will ..., be of much ■;. benefit. ; Thunder ,
ptorm* have ] occurred in \ Nevada, Vtah, ; Colorado'
and i,Wyoming. s.« The weather I lathe ? Mississippi >
valley ils '•'-. pleasant,'! though somewhat i warm r« in j
the southern'portion. A well; marked depression ;
overlies i the Atlantic coast, ) extending * north to ■
the St. Lawrence. -~ Rain ; has . been 'general in ,th« ; .
eastern >,; states. The, i following * heavy ;■ amounts
have fallen: At Toledo 2.«G 'inches, 1, ; and at
Raleigh 1.08. 4 .■ . , ■ -. ■
'is- The j temperature 'has' risen: about = 14"; degrees la
Illinois ' and Wiai-onxin. alt j has \ fallen: 20 , degrees <
in ; western 4 Colorado. Nevada, )■ southern' Oregon,
and ' the interior: at . California. %. At• Red \ Bluff ,it
is ;32 ; degrees . colder,; at J Fresno 22 and iat : Sac- i
ramento 18.V-'oO .:U.';si-i- .:*-'l :"■■: '"%''':'. -•"'.. •■•'■
• i.a FORECAST
.:. Forecast made, at San. Francisco for 30 hours
ending ' midnight ("Wednesday,*, May I '2S;i 161?.: «?' >•
For .; San .' Francisco * and ;. vicinity—Showers i on
Wednesday, • breaking a way'during. the ' day; mod
erate northwest winds. ::'■■ ' \'-: ■■•.•->'**.■■.■*■■!■■:,..v?:
- For Santa v Clara ~- valley —Showers -Wednesday;!
moderate north',wlrid.\'V*; •>■:?. . •■■ ■'; . j>. ',,.:«■
;.' ■ For ; Sacramento | vailey—Showers ~Wednesday;":
continued ■ cold; < moderate' »outh j wind, , changing,
to north. ■ ! - j, • ■ ...
r For San .Toeqnin talley—Showers Wednesday;
continued cool,"' brisk ; . west winds. '.;;>/,?-.-,' ! ."i-i*V-«>-*
-'■: For.; California ' south Sof J the JTehacUapi—Show-"
ers '.Wednesday- continued cool; moderate south
winds. - fA.' G. MCADIK. District; Forecaster."»
evening from Puget sound' and will ■ load for Cal
cutta. It was brought down the coast Captain
C. T. Hailer. .■?;.? ';.■--. ■ to-Vi-: f;. ''.■> - - :>'-<'* ■<?
;; >,Bteamer ; Beaver' arrived today , from ; Ran! Pedro ,
ana Sun Francisco with freight and passenger*.
v. Itritish 5 steamer i Ecclesla»arrived*, thle * morning
fnim Honolulu and will load tot Auntralia. -.■
~i\ Steamer. Kraneis H. Lejcgett : arrived:this ■ morn
ing; from; San . Pedro:," end will loud: lumber? for
return. „ . .
t> Norwegian steamtr Tlior 'sailed 'this: evening
for Shanghai. \ ' '. -. : ■ *;•"
;.>.-! Tiig : Navigator, .' with ■; an • oil t barge .in \ tow, ar
rived • from San 'Francisco'.'.thlg, afternoon. ;» --~-,
•; British t? stejimer Strathnllian, 'i which % arrived
during t the s i night', from Tacom*. was. fined 1 $100
today *by ? Collector ■"■ of ' Custom % McGreggor for
failurttp secure a clearance from the Round port.
*i Captain WilHani G. Watt, master of the craft,
has filed a protest. • askings that the: fine be re
mitted,M asserting:? that an inspector at* Taeoma
told him he , did not : need a clearance. Both the
fine i and the ?protest "will f bee forwarded 4to the
department ;in Washington, to be passed upon. ;;;;£
VACOXA, May —Arrived—Steamer Falcon,
from Vancouver; -' steamer *■ Henry ,: T. Scott, , s from
Everetts'stcemer.Nome City," from Everett. i- '.:-."
:~r Sailed—British;'steamer ...Flintshire,*!; for Port
land, j. ' ,
ABERDEEN. May 27.—Between 45 : and .50
paseengere," 15 of i them- from the sound and 1 the
others . from Aberdeen. Hoquiam and > Montefcano.
lefts for J San i Francisco s this A afternoon § on 5; the
stramer ■ Columbia;!which departed t at ! 4 - o'clock."
Steamer Coronado will leave tomorrow going to
Santa Barbara'• instead of , San : Francisco. ■*■ '~ .: „,,
"-■-"Steamers IJ.'i. B. Stetson 4 and Daisy Gadsby
sailed.
- BEATTLE. May 27.—Arrived—Steamers Olson
& Mahony «nd 'Atlas."' from San Francisco.
MSteamers Watson 5 and Queen.7 for San
Francisco; «* Jefferson, ; for : Skagway; v Atlae for
.Vancouver. , >s. ~
K POET ; LTTDLOW/UWash.. May ■ 27.—Arrivpf! -
StPamCT ; Svea and schooner -| Roy f Somers;.- fromi
San Francisco. , .' • •> . •
* . . ~ ■ __ ■ .I.' .
Excursion to Los Angeles |
|f^\^^^^'-^eii?#J l .■''':-"",.. " ' *x
tp 1 Zi.&\) Round Trip "wM
Sailings May 30th, 31st I
TICKETS GOOD FOR 10 DAYS
Spend Decoration Day in the Southland. See the Soldiers' Home; breathe p
the atmosphere of '61. You'll have i the time of your life going and coming 1
on the J
Yale or Harvard
"The Ships With the Perfect %n>»ce" / l
TO SAN DIEGO AND RBTIJ&N, $15 j
Sailing May 30th
Pacific Navigation ,; Co. ;■•';- 'fe; j «
ew Market St. Phone Sntter 810 J J I . .*
* ti 80 Market St. l'*ioa<» K«nrn> 143 : , -:, .•_ ■ V, ('! : J
IJBO Broidniif, OMklnnd
Berkeley Office: SOU Sbatturk Aye. [ 0
I Shipping Intelligence \
bffflSFf ARRIVED '.-^Sβ
Tuesday. May 2T,
":40 p. m., barge Santa Paula. Pelle, 27 lioms
i from I Port San sLuis; 8,000 1 barrels oil to Union
Oil company; iv tow tugjHercules. ■. *%&&&&,
4:50 Ip. in., stair Tahoe, Keinertsen. 6-> 1 hours
from Columbia rbrer; 750,000 feet lumber to
Charles R. McCormick & Co.- • *W%£m
m e:4(> 1 p."* in., *Br I *Unr Obemn. Cooper;*.! "3 days
from I Toeopillit; t ballast to Union s Oil "company.
|?14 *S art m., st mr a Stanley 3 Dollar( * Thwin*, M ,
hours from Loug Beach; ballast to Robert Dollar,
company. - - . .--•-'
4:50 ■a. m., Ptnir Eureka, Paulsrn. 9 hours:from 1
i Monterey; g merchandise Sto t Monterey Bay Steam
snip! company. , "«S&®i
5:20 a. in., etmr Tamalpais, Anderson. HO hours
I from Grays? Harbor; 575,000 feet lumber to E. X..
E Wood Lumber company.. " , , JPtSs
7:15 a. ru., stmr Wtlhclmiiia. Johnson, 5 days
16 J hours iSO ! minutes "'. from I Honolulu; passeegcrs
and J merchandise ito I Mat eon ( Navigation j company.'!
ssg 7:40 /a. m.. National > City. Boetrom.** 15
Lours i from Fort • Bragg; \ bound J south;] put sin for
fuel.
.' 7:45 a. ni.. stmr *.>}•>. Rossen. 14 hours from
Mendoclno; 330,000!feet;lumber, to Union Lumber,
company: " . - '•'<-•■
8:15 a. m.. Rtmr Hanalel, Hiramt, 38 hours
from ; San | Pedro;} passengers and 5 merchandise to ,
Independent Steamship* company.
Is* 8:30 a. in., ! etmr' Raymond. Kettlcsop. •62 hours
from * Columbia * river; * 700,000 feet lumber to
Sudden & Christeuscn. •_
m 10:251 a. m., etmr A. M. Simpson,*.. Bendegard,:
42 ! hours i from , Coos f Bay; i 780,000 j feet lumber jto
Simpson 'Lumber, company. > •-..••,
i 5210:50 a. m., ■■-etmr F. A. Kiltmrn. McLellan,
lS>a hours from ; Kureka; passengers an«i mer
chandise Ito \ North s Pacific i Steamship j company .""i , ,.
?« 11:30 ?a. m. f stmr ' Wasp, Sundborg, 90 ; hours
from • Port I Angeles; 700,000 i feet -> lumber ?to ;. the
Charles Nelson company. , ~* ."
11:35 a. m., etmr i Col. E. ; IV, Drake. \ Badger, 3
■days;from* Seattle: ballasL to Standard fMbcom-;
pany. with barge 95 in tow; up river direct. • ;
■r.'3: 11:35 a. m.. barge 1 00. Daniels;* 3 | days | from
Sea;i ballast 'to Standard' Oil ■ company ,> in ! tow- ;
stmr Col. E. L. Drake; inn; river direct.
isj' 11:35 a. in., Ger Hathor, Vaubel. »7;days
from ; Hamburg, via * lquique ;17 days; • passengers
and * merchandise :to, H. H. Kbey, agent.
Ml 2 m., stmr Willamette, Reiner ;s 66 i hours from
Astoria; j bound ' south; put ;in to land passengers. 1 ;
Pβ 12.15 p.*; m., '< stmr Jim Butlef. Hutton, 72 hours
from % Everett; piles k and : lumber to Oison r& j Mi
hony. .. - . - .'-»,.,
12:15 p. m., stmr Washington. ■ Ahlstrom, OS
hours \ from Columbia i rlrer; : 480,000 ; feet '- lumber '
to W. S. ScammeJl a:C0..»... '•--"•"-' -'■
h~~ 2:23 1« p. in., etmr Tiverton, Green. 90 1 hours
! from I Port ■ Gamble; ' 560,000 : feet | lumber ■to ! Pope
& 'Talbot. * - --, -
t * 2:40 '• p. m., ; stmr Doris. Olscn, .72 ' hours * from
Grays Harbor; ,' 700,000 ' feet ? lumber ,i to ; Sudden &
Chrlstcn&en. v . ~ ' * '/ '
' -r;;.-..;>y .■■.?-r™: : *: CLEARED '": ''■ "- : " ; "".
. ' ■;, . Tuesday, May 27.*-^
"*~ Ger stmr Niagara, Schau;- Woosung, for orders; '
Standard , Oil company. " - . ,7; ~.•, *"■ ;:,•"•:.">*■
Stmr Lurline, Weeden, Honolulu; Matson
; gation company.°ti'.''• -:'■*■'.::' : . ■.';■.".t< -.'..»v*4j; ."*■**'; »*<i
w* Stmr 3 State -- T of C ornla,*':^Alexander," ~, San
Diego; Pacific Coast Steamship company. ;i::**>i,
|S S Stmr Flncld, SehllUusky, Bandon; s Estabrook
& Co. ■- : -,t ; " •;/»-". V"--
•>■ Stmr City; of Puebla, Hannah, , ! Victoria; ' Pacific
Coast ■•; Steamship,'company. .. s . '--'.',
;■' Nor ' stmr, Artemis, ;. Hovland,'Yokohama; > Hind,
Rolph & Co.
,-H;Br staar-Tahiti, '; Evans, Sydney, etc.; Hind,
Rolph 4? Co. s <....i.-v.-',..:,r : ■*"'■- -.• :■»>'•'• : '- < '-
'■...?■: - SAILED ' '
~:.■'-" -■ i.,';. , .-"'- •'.': •'. . Tuesday, May 27.
! ■.- v 4:20 ;p. m., J, stmr ■-Willamette, »■ Reiner, ;, San
! Pedro. ->;V.<S'••: ■;■ ,;;: .-■••■■;.v- , ;-'".■"•';: a..^^ ,
; 4:3.'. p. m., etinr. Eureka. Paulsen, Santa Cruz.
1?. 4:45 ip. m.7-; Nor. etmr Artemis, Holland, . Yoko
\ hama. •■:;■/..'■'z--... i: ;f'-':"''-:;^.^^'-.;./■'.■ '~:A-i'±:<:*- •;'■■;.
4:45 p.';m.,'etmr TalJac, Hansen, Vancouver.
.'-fi 4:45 p. m., stn*r Point Arena, Halvorsen,
[Landing. , ;'■;?•--'".*<;■. /I,- 1 :'•/-. '■.'-. <;■''■' ■'::--: '~•■.■■',.i"--"-j.-u5-'.';""'.'.
I'-v*6:3o" p. m., stmr Lurline,*«Weedeu > **H6nolulu.^ f i
. .1:40 p. m.» stmr Norwood,* Knudsen, Astoria. B
IT| 3:55 p. m.,; etmr Fair j Oaks, Ahltn, ' Grays Har
bor. „/*;■/ ' • '•*.-, ' >
j"."-•; 6 p. tn.. etmr' Santa Monica, Olseri;),**'^*' , ;ti»
H 7:0." *p. I m., stmr j South Coast, Jacobeen, Stew-
I arts Point. ' . <-,
l<12: a. m.V.stmr Bavalll, Xeli«on, Eureka.
i ;"»f 8:25 ■a. m., stmr Adeline t Smith, ; Olsen, ; Coos
Bay. 7 .' ;■'•;.;:•• :.? i ' •,*..•;■■•.->v-:.'.*fv"^ : !
ij v l 8:35 a. m., stmr George Loomis, Phillips, Ven
i.turai^Cjfty^'.-v.-'.'iv-- , -'" ±-',- ■,-'■■&■•■ J- >■•«-.
9:30 a. m., U. S. stmr South Dakota, Bennett.
i 5« 0:40 a. . m,, •, whaling ' schr Elvira, Schroeder, ;
j whaling voyage. ,;r •;. j ..:■■', ."••-'■ r'^'i-i. , - .■:*"';' i ; :",'",' ■- >'J
j ; /s 10:20. a. in., stmr Scotia, JustenT-Caspar. V.; •■
I" 11 »a. m.",■« stmr > National • City, Bostrom, San !
.Pedro.'.-':;;. ; :;-';..v-V ■.:--' -'.'''.'V'f';'v, •"
'»•• 11:35 a. m., stmr i Whittier. i Zolling, Port J San
Luis.
J : 12 m., stmr Wbitesboro, »Frederickson, Green
wood. .; :.;■-.■ .- .--_..: ■;, >~,-.-';-„: :'"->'-Ji.-rx' r ' ■•■■lV
• :^-1:10 p. m.. *tmr Oleum, Curtis, Port San Luis."
2:20 p. m., City of Puebla, , Hannah, Vic
; toria, etc. t -«.r-,'^^v:l-.-.--..i;v- : .V: -7-';'.?,..'• v'*.'-='i • :•■>■:
;;; 9:05 p. m.. ; stmr Ftfletd.-'.Sthllllnsky,: Bandon.
'p'-: -■■■-■•: ! X^ SPOKEN v:-••.-■,-■■..".;'•■-• .■•'-■•■/.v>.;^ ,
4 Per Br^tmrOberon? (no j date)— Latitude 22 S.
longitude a. 75 W, bark '< from.* lqulque f for Van
couTer, probably the Holt Hltl. ;/ -,'; .*' . , -;.',
j;.-/'--:..-:. ,-,-'<•- TELEGRAPHIC '♦' ' "■•
POINT LOBOS. May 27 10 p. m. —Weather
cloudy; I wind XW; velocity 121 miles an : hour. ;* m
&£*te*?i. WRATHER REPORTS l > / >'
.iii POINT REYES. May v27.?8 .' a. m. — Raining;
wind S; velocity IS miles an hour. ' ; - ■ .
!6 POINT LOBOi. May 27. 9 a. ai.—Foggy; wind
S; velocity 12 mile* an lioiir. "' ■ > ■-
. FARALLO.NF..S. May ' 27. f> «' a. m.—Rainiog;
liana SW; votocltv 10 miles au hour. ~"»,* " ~
TATOOSH. May 2T, 6 a. Cloudy; wind S;
velocity 0 miles an hour. ~ ' ,
■ POINT LOBOS. May 27. ,12 m.—Thick; wind
SW: velocity J2 miles an hour. - - .-.'• ,
NORTH HEAD, ■ May 27. 12 , m.—Cloudy; wind
NW; Telocity 18 miles an hour; bar smooth.
: POINT REXES. May, 27, 12 -tu.—Raining;'wind
velocity ,15 miles an hour. v■ * .-; *'--' "
TATOOSH. May 27. 12 m.—Cloudy; wind W; 1
Telocity 5 miles an hour. •' - <>*■ ■- C ••
I * POINT LOBOS.: May '27. 3 p. Thick; wind
IW; Telocity 14 mile» .an hour. > i» - -\ ■*. k.,:f-
I rfn^rfr--,'.-** ; f DOMESTIC PORTS* i% - . -'." .-■" "
j■> BAXDOX— Sailed May 27—Power •! schr TWa-
I mook. for,' Portland. ' •, - -.- -
Arrived May 27~St.hr Ruby, beuce May 12;
stmr'Bertie Minor,* from San Pedro.»'- ■;
EAST SAN PEDRO—Arrived May 27, 7 a. m.
! Stmr General Huboard,ifrom Eureka. •
I 1 r ASTORlA—Arrived * May 27. 5 a. m.—Stmr J,
lA. Chanslor,*. from Monterey; 6 a3 m., stmr -Fran-!
( tg H. Lcggett,'hence,May 24; 6a. m. v Dan etmr
; Kina. May 24; 4 a. in., stmr lieaver. hence
i May 25; 6' a. m.. etmr Saginaw. hence May 24.1
I May 26.*:'midnight— Stinr hence May f 24;
[Br etmr Eocle«la, from Honolulu; Br stmr Strati*
I nllan, from Taconia. -. .• • " >,"*«yj^j
i■« Hailed.^ May . 27. 1 ti ■p. m.—Nor ; : stmr Tbor. for
J Shanghai; Nor stun- Thode Fageluod, for China;
I etmr I Bo*e , City, * or.l Han i aneisoft a • ■
I j<Arrived> May ; 27. 4 p. m. -St'hr Stonter«yafrom"
, Gavfotfl, in^towi ing '.Navigator;» 4 p. m., . stra't!
Northland. Uence May 25. . , ■ .«.,'.
\:Z BVERET'r/—Sailed ..: May 2Q— Bt'; stmr * Fran!:-*
! mont, for Fremmntle via HoDdlulu. ',..•■- ■:.-'.
i ■ ABERDEES- Sailed | May J 2?. i 4 • p.Cml—Striirs
!; Columbia, Vi.| B. Stetson s and ' Daisy i Gailsby *?ffo r
I Sun Pedro. . ..- '- '
Ihi TATOOSn— Passed May 26, C p. m.— Ol
son i& ■• Mahony. " from j tstoria for Kveretf. May
27, 3 a. in*—Stmr : Svea, ; hence May '23 for Port
Ludlow n»:4o'e."rm.'A etmr: Captain <A. F. L.uca* J
with J barge 91 in tow, from Seattle for San Fran- •
Cisco ;* 11 «a. ru., stmr ; Catania, v from ? Seattle t for •
Port SaD Luis. . .-".". ■■• :■', >-• • -■-,
*= -vVENTURA— Arrired May 27. 5:30 I. ; m^Stmr
Hornet, from San ' Pedro.-VV -*..-"% : " *, *f
I,' " Hailed 5 May 27, 4:30 -, p. m. -Stnif ? Horo#t, for
San Francisco.'■ "° f - ■■-~.
'■■'- LONG BEACH— Arrived May 27, 12 ; m —Stmr
O. M. Clark, , from San;Pedro. ••■ ,• " •
V - To j sail May ? 28,-- 81 p. in.— Stmr "(O;f XI. = Clark,
for San .Francisco.' "- .- •r' r
5s NUSHAOAK—Arrived May 2+~Bark EuiUy FA
Whitney, April 17; stmr * f Thistle hence ■
April 22. ,-■ - • f . ■
<fm SEATTLE—ArrITed May 27—s\mii Olson ■ & Ma*
hony, * from { Astoria; '■ stmr 1 Atlas, ; hence j< May \ 2".
May 26. — p. m.—Htmr Governor, ■; hence .Mar 24.
r? Sailed i May f 27—Stmr Al-Ki, for Skagtvay; Br '■.
stnir Historian, for ; Liverpool, etc.: «tmr I Edith
for Juntau. May 29, —p. m.—Stmr Rainier tat'
-Ban Pedro; i etmr: Captain A. V. Luca*, with ! barge
191 In tow. for San*FranciM!r>. • ' -:->
Sailed May 27—Stmr i Watson, for San Fran
ei*eo: Btmr for Vancouver. . \-j ■ - 'SssmkeA
TACd^A—galled May 27—Jap f stmr].' Seat tie;
Maru., for Yokohama' and ; Hongkong: ' stmr Queen, !
stmr Senator, for Seattle; Br stmr. Gray, for Vic- :
toria. ".--',,-■ ■.-•■\' • v •
- Arrived May Stmr Henry T. Scott, -from
; San | Diego; * stmr Queen, from Victoria; ' Br I stmr;
Gray .1 from .r'TIv; •:' Curacao, Br ' stmr Flint
; shire. Jap !i slmr Yokohama Maru;.; stmr * Falcon;;
from Seattle. ;",.-.,;* .* -. • • * y&m&i
COOS" BAY—Arrived,May ; 27. 7 a. J m.—Stmr
Hardy, lionet* May 24. ■*■• •"■"*'"'' '■"-"-"
jss Sailed May 27, 4:30 ',p. ?m.—St mr.Breakwater,;
: for Astoria. ".*«;%. --.. - . - «SBte_
FORT BRAGG—Sailed May .27-Strai.- Arctic.
for San -Francisco. ■ -«-*.-.'..• —• **.
SAN DIEGO—Arrived May 27—Stmr
Yak. from Long' Beach. * .•_■-',-'■
Sailed May 27—Stmr Bowdoin. for Eureka.
BBLLINGIIAM—SaiP-d May 27— Bktn5*Kok«i;
Heafl. for west coast of South America. <: .. -. •""-
UMPQUA RIVER— m May 20— Sefir
Lucy, from San Pedro. . ,•" ■.- * -v.-.
FORT LUDLOW— Arrived.May gchr Roy
Somen, hence May 11. t~ , v;|'-;
; Arrived May 27 —Stmr hence May'23." **
; POINT REYKS -Passed May 27, 1:10 'p. m.~
[ Stair.'Taboo,"? from! Columbia ■ river t for San -Pedro.*?
i m PORT GAMBLE -Arrived J ,May »26—Cbll* ship
;: Curzon. <from" Port ; Townsend. ; -":**- "'.--- ->;-".*-;; ,-,-'
I Wi SANTA*-* BARBARA—Arrived* May:-- 27—Stmr
Coos Ray. from Port San Luis. .*- * * . - =
M Sailed i May i 27—Stmr Coos: Bay;- for Ventura.
& CASPAR—Sailed p May:. 27. - I '■> p.*k m.—Stmr
Helen P. Drew, for San Francisco. , : --* • :
GREENWOOD—Sailed May 27—Stmr Alcatrea, 1
for San Pedro. j . -
EUREKA—Arrived 27, 2 p. in.— City'
of Topeia,:hence May 2«. - ' * "
m SANt PEDRO—Arrived May 27—Br stmr M. S.
Dollar, from Mororaa. = - .. . -.,-.
Arrived May :27^-Stmr,Riverside; from Eureka;'
I ; stmrS San Jacinto, from Aberdeen: * stmr Van
i guard, hence, May ; 25;» stmrs : Yale. President; a nd:
Bear, hence May , 20; stmr O. M. Clark, from
j Redondo - Beach; i stmr Pasadena, * from 'Albion.*' *;
-x Sailed i May t > 27—Stmrs * Harvard, o. M. Clark,
Shoshone,! Roanoke * and" Pasadena, for San Fran- *
cisco; stmr Portland, for San Diego v ---.--.-- -
EASTERN PORTS •-' *
h» NEW YORK—Sailed May • 20—Stmt Allianca,
| for Colon.';* *»>--*. -,...*•«% ,*-*.- -, T --
DELAWARE |"BREAKWATER—Sailed May 26
—Stmr Hawaiian; for New York. :<•■*,<■_:•:
'v."--"- '''■-"'i -■''■'• "'ISLAND PORTS :'"--"""'..-V ■''?■ -7- •
H HILO—Sailed 1 May i. 2C—Stmr Columbian,- for
Saltna*Cr_.'- ;;-.-.:'. a*'-; ----».- -*.---.-.-■
HONOLULU—Sailed May ' 27 10 a. - m. -Stmr
Siberia,*,; Fr bark % Notre * Dame d'Arvor, for San
( Francisco. '>*"■ *'-*" ">-".'. :•■■-..'- -•-', - -. ,...;..--«-i
a Sailed "1 May) 27," 6 p.*: m.—Stnir HonoValan, for
I San Francisco. ■':- j* V*.:-\.'--;-----;;•; : : - i^;:^-.^-,- : -;:,--:
MANILA— Arrived May 21— Br;stmr;Ghazee/
i from; Hongkong;
* ■:. FORmGNPORTS'.*';* 7, 77
BAHIA BLANCA—Arrived prior May 20—Br
i stmr Howiek Hal!, from New York; V2- i/'t.'*--v;'
; £f** PUNTA ARENAS—Arrived I prior Ma'vxl4—Br
atmr^Springbtirn;"i from Antofagasta. : , • Prior * May
-6—Br Cacique, Br stmr Condor. from New
[.York.,: *'■■>>■■,'".'v>,j. v A' V ;.; s :--i -- -'cvV-; *.- .-. 7
VALPARAISO Arrived prior May 20—Br stmr
trofton Hall, from New York. .- -■--'■..--iuxj ;■■■;-;
YOKOHAMA— prior May »*i-^Jap stmr
Awa^Maru.'i from Tacotna. May 27--Jap stmr
Nippon Marw. hence May ': : . ;. ;-,
.i>" Sailed i May .» 24- ' stmr >Keemun. for -*Seattle;'
| stmr; China, • for; San Francisco" via Honolulu. c»*:~-•
. Arrived May 13—Br I stmr'rJeseric,'. from New
York' for Manila. .'d- ,;. -—j-,---, - .---■- ■ -.,-,-,.»
ANTWERP—Sailed May 24—Fr * "bark*-'"La
-Banche.^fot;-";'.. i.", -.-•- ■"-.-':--. ; . ; -.- r -.;r : * ,-•«■>' . .. .;.,
CORONEL—Sailed May 13—-Br struj Trojan,
for St.** Lucia and the ; United States."' C-*£'- **
KOBE— "May-.,23—Br , stmr Falls i of
,Orchy;« for Portland.' ore. ; .< •,.• -■.-:.-- ■--.,» f 'y-j;
* RIO;* DE ? JANEIRO— , prior ; May/«6—
Br stmr Celtic King, from New York. J *
M SI EZ—Arrived May 20 —Br f stmr /Anttlochus/t
| from laooma. * . ":;*'. , v v;..-^:V.■>--.'* " ■-.'■ -•
*- VICTORIA—Arrived "May 2G—Br stmr Welling-'
ton, hence May; 23. > May, 27—Br stmr j Manning-7
, try.7hence May 23. * /- M .-,-"-.t---i .-■ ; :....,- s .; J -. ..-^.,..:
Sailed 7 May 27—Jap J stmr " Sea ttleV Maru, or*
•Yokohama. - . . .
j TOCOP1LLA— Arrived May 20—Scar Golden
Shore, from Astoria. '"- . '■.-'
, L A UNION—flailed May 21—Nor stmr Arna,
for Victoria via Guavoia*. ■»..---
HONGKONG- Sailed J May 27—Jap : stmr Chiyo
.Marn.-f ' *"" • Francisco - via -Yokohama and
Honolulu. ;;•;-*;:.;.: -;*"r •;.- ;-7v •.'«;"-<* :•-"*■- , ** -';■--]
Arrived prior April •* 9—Ger stmr '" Kalue, : from
.Guaymas;:^':^;.;,;;,;;"-:;-;^,-^;^,,. ■■;-;- y.s
* CAMPANA — Sailed May! 12— 'stmr Phoebus
.for San-Francisco."*;-:" .■,«■,--">;*.,-;"":>->.■ y- -."--> , .- ..-- •
? S SANTA ** ROSALIA—Arrived «prior - May. 3— For
st ™'„ Karri-ran ; HI. from Swansea. ;: ; y
NEWCASTLE 'Aus.l—Arrived Mav S—Br stmr
nawkhead. j from * Fremantle I for | Valparaiso - and
San 'Francisco.:.-,- : -:-».'•.:>■-■,...-■; ."*•..; ■' -,h-. •='--. ■•' - - -■;.* -
i> PUERTO MEXICO— Sailed \ May" 24—Stmr ; Ore-
I gonlau,-;, for Delaware breakwater. .*.' ■;',;, •"-..-«
,„».». * OCEAN ■ STEAMERS , - \ ■ ;-:
#LONDON— Arrived (May; 28—Stmr'Monnea'polS.'*;
0 * 1 ' :New Tor _ ; * tmT Scotian, from ? Montreal. '<
May Stmr ilHtonia," from Montreal. *- :-.''>-
AVONMOUTH—Arrived May 27-Stmr Royal
Kdward. from ;' Montreal. *, -
SYDNEY —Arrived prior,** May Stmr 1 ' Ay
merle.' from Vancouver; stmr Ventura, from San
raucisco. .::::;;.'•■,,.•,:-.-■ :.<*.,: .... ,..-.,,-..-..-.
V LIVERPOOL—Soiled } May —Stmr Francoula.
■ for Bostoa;: stmr Lauren tic,« for Montreal .
Arrived May 27— Stmt Mauretania, from7 New
■York. .-■• ."■■-'... ..-..-.- ■'■'£■■
H BOSTON— Arrived v May"*, 27— Stmr * Marquette.- 1
from; Antwerp. ., : ,:, -■;-.:.•.•*» ** .■♦.*•;" •*■ - - .
1 2J_*" 1 ay 27—Stmr'l_conlaV/for Liverpool.
H PHILADELPHIA— Arrived i May 27— t mr Mor
ion,;from,Liverpool..,! . . t * i '«.,**■ ."* ;
pi GENOA— ..May 20—"Stmr Italia, from
New*York.;**> : .:-' ■-.' .. :->: . -..-'- >•-.
DOVER— ;May: 27--St_r, ZeelauU, from
™,___ for -Antwerp.'. :':->- -, ■ ■--..•■ -,,-;--•
GIBRALTAR—Arrived M*,? 27—Stmr Cretlr,
- - Pu^ w * 011 tr>v Naples and 'Genoa;*'-.,- ■■:•;--.
wV.r I *,°"'"* , <'—Arrived May 28—Stmr Kaiser
%%£% a J > lS\ tom *' from X> **' *<***■ "" «re*neu.
PORT ! SAID—Sailed May 27—Stmr Veatalia
nom Antwerp for;Vancouver.** Vu .
•_•«*? V 7 VQRK—Arrived May 27—Stmr Kronpri n!!
Wilhelm. from Bremen: stin Moltke. from tie,
"° 0 » J stmr - Hell Ir., oiav. from Copeijliagen. * .;--* '
j v Sailed i May *27r^Stmr Kaiser *Wllhelm II, for 1
Rotterdam, for Rotterdam.
f.om°,v w.e E " U_Arri '' ' d - 5 ' a ** 27-Stmr .Tunisian/
from Liverpool. -•-. - ■» -:;.-- ■,,-..■ -.-«- . • .
1 ou-?R-rr* y i 2 Ir**% tir 5 Me,8 i! tir ' for Liverpool.
EC —Arrived May ,27-Stmr > Pretorian.
from Glasgow; stmr Teutonic, from Liverpool. vt
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FRENCH LINE
CIC. Gl£. TaANSATLANTtQirE fH
DIRECT ONE IPO HAVRE—PARIS ■
Salline fevefy;i_'ll>urgday ? and_SaturdaJf. ■
"from"nkw"vohkTToTHAvaic p ■
BMesEJiiEveiy a Xburcdajr jat '10 \a. lu.f «£»«■
La Lorraine. .May 29 f| i France iTiVTrt July 3 H
France stvT.tTJuue Rsfe I f I.a Lorrefoe. .Jnly 10 BJ
l.a Sarole June 12 * I L« Pro-rence. .July 17
La Provence..June 19 I Krane* Jufy 24 ■
FROM YORK TO HAVRE!
Kvery * Saturday at »I p. Sm. BJ
Kochambfau..Mrty ol Florida Julj c>
Caroline IV.-'i.Tune 14 ttcK'bambeaa,.Jijl? «■
Chicago June 14 : Chicago .....July 12BJ
'Nii«|tnra_ .. ••_^ , y»ejjl La Tournlne.'.Jntjr.ittM
rUGAZI imbS., Ftclfte Coaat Managers. fssu H
fnearly ran down ship which 'we ' took for ." the
Marioa ChllcotU-.from, Honolulu for . Gaviot*. .•,
. AKWS OF THE OCEAV .- >
The Feri*la«'e Cargo
S The ■ Steamer Persia sailM' for; Uonckoas"; and v
- waj ports ■ via "> Hniß»iulo, . Saturday, with cargo ■■
valued Sat J 1481.173, ? exelnslTe -of * treasure, aod ?f
t" be distributed a* foUtnra: Philt-xiiae W- ! 'r t
ends, $312,820; f Japan,; $126,838: China.; |US.&»»i
But Indies,' $6,628: Korea. $2."!«;.' ThQ principil ,!
exports and their il«ittilAtinrM w*r<» asj follows' ;•'
ls*T»l 'Philippine i«lamls— Ibis' and YJiSIPcaVS
' laid. 318,3*4 !bs t>ac«m. 26,730 lt>s ilrn-d fruit.
,14,193 ribs'rnislvis;' 4.oit."{ cc cajtaed : cool*.: 54,3*3 51
lb§ I beens, l; 120 lbs peas,*: 223 gals j itud 50 efl -Is
whisky. il2 en wine, 6 -cs* brandy, jJs*"cs.andi6ne*?
bbl liquors. 'A~> cs and 64 xals > gin, 10,2r.(> J lbs ►-'
'.tobaccos.St)SFpkj?s * tank ;•« uiaterinl, 30 |ik~s «»
'•l.imery, 205? pkgs f arearms; 't 4iV4 es 't eiiipty * pfn
jeetUes,l.277 f pkgs 5 wagonl material. j*«i pkga fftl
■ •if-. ,'l4l cs and sevn bbls oils, 'J'il cjs lj«n)ts Hi
mid *l»o*>s, 67 pk>rs .-addjery, 24,75«» tba ttruese,
1K.520 j lbs 5 copper, 1813 5 pfcss dry • gyods, 3" J pkg* •§ ■
drugs, pkgssaeftty.lyne:i>lanr. i -» k % ,
\% To r Japan—974 i bates ■ cotton, l.iW *m 5 acetate
«»f. ; lime. 127 . and 50 drums asphalt, 7 is,»> roll*
' and I eight %ea leather. 300 A |tk|(B i machrfcory, B0 I?
tons' nitrate t of.soila;*:l,s»S : <•» : <til-. 7.1)74 ll>s rub
ber, 14 1 ea >sewlhg *niaohiucs,' 30- t«m starch, lifci
cs I typewriters, 4,918' g;il» wlno. 1.-irut 'lb*« sugar. '■':
-1.000 j lbs nuts, 2.300 jibs dried fruit, . 1>72 lbs
coffee. jSB CHiioetl 'poods. |«" \. * . /
vj To f China—lD.JO*.- , lbs pearl Marley. 3,".»11 lbs .*:,
rice. : 2,212' peas. i,}CO lt>4 be«n», :;7s r^ - : -
canned goods, 1.000 lbs ciTdftah. l.fi»j lbS l M:hecs>e.'4
172". lbs \ salt«><! ■ flsh. ;1,«k" lbs eißaens, 12 X
pkgl drugs,- 17 Us leather,";.Srh|lKK)ts and elioes.
12.4"0:ft;1umber, , ;23 maekß< , ry.V'*"'-«* S - •
if-.To I East I Indies —1.419 ics * caniWd: goods. 127 cs -f '■
salmon.' , .2;7oo;lbs drl*>d' fruit. 2im) I roli*> ronftag.
■H To ■ Korea— 1",2.V»' ibs ' rwisins. " t,I4T. lbs i sugar.' , ;
240 cs canned; gfods. c<Bs.; lbs bain 4 and b:won»; 4SO , §
lbs lard. 14 pkjf< drussi. ■-: , ->\ :'V •f^T*ii'^'?>
OCEAN TRAVEL
|lodavss49
Including Berth and Meal* **
Vancouver
v and return
'All-expense eult-case-crnlses from !■•
! San >! Francisco Jto Vancouver. B. C.
and 'rotind-the-eound. ten , days* i
| pleasure' • voyaging;' the .same, \
I steamer for • entire trip: 1 leave San \
Francisco every Tuesday at .2 p. V
'.ml, back again a week from follow- '-'
'.. ing Friday; see Victoria, Seattle,
Tacoma. Port > Townsend. Everett,
Anacortes and BelHngham. : . ■ •.
ASK FOR FREE FOI/DBR -
PAanc COAST steamship company" f
CB3 MAttKET ST. <PAI,ACK HOTBJL>
',:,'. ■; ■ . Pfcoae Kearny,4aj ";'.,-. .''■,'*» :.'"■:
OAKLANDi ■ l 122« l BROADWAT /
' Fboae Oakland S«S» :-" / —
,■■■ .i , '•-;•■•••>:: A'■ /. J .^ ■■•■■-";.. :f?i I
r - -' .U-- - —. -- i ■■■■.. .-.".
PORTLAND!
,-;'JBBi&| BEAR sails 12 noon Kr:laj, 1.
Mi'y 30. Fim claws. $i|. 15
-■'• : H $1".'".515:'; Second , class. $», I '*:?!
Berth and meals'ineliided.jj. Eg - '-.
SHY* LOS ANGELEfe I
BEAR ROSE CITY sails 11 a. in. g ■:*■"''■
■■'' bcftWCn H Saturday.' May 31. . Flit I ~ £.
DC AVER BclaB»,*;;s7.Bs;via3s;iswop ( " H, v£-
Onrc «*itw >•"•■•'■">• Berth and meals. mi- ■ -
ftOScCITY '-lude*. , r g|
- : -;;. s Uv-- TICKET OFFICES !> if
■■".■•'a •*.':."'*'?*j)CeK722'Market;;' te l.\Sutter 2544 Iβ- /;,;'
4foaMand"6fn'eeM22.^Br«»d- ) if v
' *VB ' ! Beritelpy;; Of &>e.* 216k t s't).it- || ~
' -JB , v '^'Mf '*■'Sacramento:-* l Jas>t-''|War- H|.- -
fjmm rjsANnsm&PORMNDm
Pacific Mail
*J&£ HOXOLFLtI IA PA X— A
'±Sh''t PHILIPPINES ! ; i ri/K' f
I KOREA « (IS,000: tori's)?. 7;'. Thursday • May, 29- ,-i
SIBERIA : (18,000"tons):. Thursday; June 12
CHINA, calls •■ at MANILA : (first *aloon ac
'-. commodation ■at reduced ■ rate). ,'.V.V."...' ■; -. .;
--";:.....,......:V.....: Saturday, June -. 21 %
:^:-;; A PANAMA LINE
MEXICO. CENTRAL ; AMKRICA. PANAMA, <
SEW YORK,: SOUTH AMERICA. • KUROI'E. '
ACAPI'LCO ;„.:...;;. Thursday,- June 3
EXPRESS SERVICE—PAVAMA-
" JVEW YORK "■■■>*■.-■'■.':■> y : ' }
.'>.-.■. v .18* «lays- ; to Panama. J"' -: 'VI
'<...,. j 2<Vdays*to l New York I :', : , i*
PENNSYLVANIA (fit. and pass.* .Tune 28 ■$
AZTEC ■"(freight-only)i.V. :::\ .:.'. I. .May 29 i 4,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
; Floyd bid?., San Francisco, Phone ry. 3620.
fa——^ ——l» W'l
©AMERICAN- HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
.; Tehuantepec Route
' Regular Fast Freight Service "''
-Vμ NEW YORK TO .PACIFIC : " COAST/ *
PORTS ; AND : HAWAIIAN "ISLANDS.
f iSiillngp from 5 New York every six days.
* making direct - connections * with f Paelfle 5S
steamers sailing from Salfna Cruz.
I Mex., every s six s days * for SanlFranclsco. :
•» PACIFIC 5.. COAST s PORTS ITO NEW, !
: TORK. Also to Mexican arM all prin- /
cipal European ports und#r through"
; rates and through = bills of fading., Sail- ;
»ings from: Ban Francisco every 12 days.
* Foa rates and further particulars ap- ' I
i ply '-: to 1 DEARBORN ? & 9 LAjPHAM. - Gen
eral -Agents,- 8 Bridge street. New York;
WIIXJAMS, DTMOND & CO., General
Agents, Pacific Coast. 7 - ? '■:■'•*'£
310. Sansome St.;; San Francisco. • .iV
'jm Splendid • IQ.OOU Ton trainer*
<■ SIEKHA. SONOMA and XTTRA
I $110 Honolulu i pft&yjbv! Sydney $300
H^YDNPY SHORT LINE *
■ 9TUnLT iA m AVC
» AUSTRALIA Isf UATS |
B VIA MO\OI.I J.r. S\MOA ! ,v
H JJ2S Cr;u4 Tc«r. Ssuth Round th: World, iiho J*
fl| .ttts, J325. Hoao'u *. It: ek'.s; 2:d J5BO M
■ sim*. Aast-ilii. Ktw rfeftiflf fire coatlaeoU %•
■ Z'alinl Tihiiii, etc^i.v=, a»6 *erM'« . erexi. dtics.> '
H Hoaokl-J :-iilinj» low 3. 17, July 1. Etc. 2 p. m.
B Sydecr uU:B>s faa* 3 Jtfy l, ft;.. 2 pm.
■J Wr!i« or Wir« Now lor Bttthi. Seed for Folde.-.
■ r;V ockamo*strKmshiPsCo.,.. r ;»
3W 678 Market St. I4ione Sutler G4S )^>
Py^fHiPWWWnllyßrffr'WryTlliSlnßMilt **?
toyo kTsen kaisha
OHIEXTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i 6. 8. Bblnyb T Mara I (c*w), via .Maalia direct...
: -■:-"?.. •.' • •"•. * «iV; ■; ♦* •. T."... I V".". Wednesday, ■ Jan •! •* ">
B. 8. Ctljr* Mam. via Manila direct: :;....;...• .
*»«■ •.; Ti™» .'V.Tr.. .Vγ.";. v»T.r;'r. Wednesday. JTeljr, , I •
16. 8. Nippon J Mem 3 (Intermediate service -, aa» ?
'■..:'l«on \ u-cfmmodation at rcdnwd'rat«i>.*..*."7.';'
4 . r./.rrr.T.T.-.'.'.'.; i rr.Satorday.* Jn'y * 19, - 1813 •
8. :, S. i Xeiiyo Marti, via ; Manila direct ,;/rǤ
, tr.V. , ;jr/.v. Saturday;, 3>Ay 19. 4s>l3
freimert r*\\ i from company's pi*. No, S4.
Bear toot of Branrmn nt 1 p. .m:. for i'oko
titisa ! «nd s Hotizkonc. «iHi) -• at iTonolnln. (Kobe";
(H!o*o> and Nasaeakf anil; Shanlfhal.« and oca- >
I D*ctiug snt : Hmistonj: iwith.; itciio* i for )fanlla. '
; India. ■ «tc. >Ko ; cargo ; r«relved ;on > board ' eta ! day - *
iof calling. UpunJ . tcip tickets at rM;:oed - ratM.
Fot 'freight- and ■ passage apply rat office, foarti*
floor. Merchant* , 5, atloaal - Hank \ bnll<l Inspc OS g.
Market at. \ • \r- .W. H.<AVSEBY."> ■ -~
A«sJ*taet General Mat»ig»r.
AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND
Sydney Tla Tahiti and Wellington
S. S. TAHITI (12,0U0 tonsi hh!!s 11 r ?»;. May 29?
I 8. S. MOANA (I6,«ro*tons) Kails 11 a. HÄ/.. Jucs 2.1
18. & AOKANGI <».000 tons)••ail* Uβ. fifix July 231
Tf?rio?r s. «s. Co. of W." 3 z/ Ltd. v v.;
i , HUD. »OtPH*&-1CO;"fS General/Acent*. g
! I T«L Doug. 8100. Ticket i Office, C7Stf M>jrtc»t - Sfc
i UAUni r 111 II : * x. s. '"'^^^tp^j"^'^
KUJIIfLIfLU ■• *$ s - n»>N»»wrjß.N. .run.- '10 '
T ™ s - s '-' ,;lIN # •'««*■ w. "
X.ctv;. *!f>an!<>rs.'U::.<H!<) : to'isr- , .■r,<»aM.:Pjpr , No. - as.
Rc«nd*tvi!»,*s■! aril H|». Dirortjsprvieu' to theu
volcano.' "'* . ■.■ ■• ' • J : *". .i , .;.,■
. MATSON NAVIGATION CO, . I
• 20S Market Street V.
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