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FROM SEATTLE.
Steamer. , f . For. . I Sails.
Al-Ki .;... Skagway & AVav Ports. I Apr. 3
Dolphin....:.. Kkagwav & Wr.y Ports. | Apr. ft
Bertha Valdez & Way Ports.. jAnr. 7
Norns City.... Valdez direct (Apr. S
City Seattle... Rkagway & Way Ports. lApr. S
Faralltin. ..... Skagway & Way Ports.lApr. II
Spokane.. .... J Skagwuy & Wey Ports. | Apr. 11
a
>A local divorcee who may marry a Baron.
In the .Wasp's gossip. •
DENVER, April 2.— A snowstorm which
began early this morning has been gen
eral over Colorado. Many snow and land
slides have occurred In the mountain dis
tricts, doing much damage to railroads
and mining property, but so far as known
causing no loss of life.
A special to the Republican from Buena
Vista, Colo., says a Denver and Rio
Grande passenger train ran Into a rock
slide one mile from Arena Station, in
Browns Canyon, about ten mile3 north of
Salida. at about 6:30 this evening and the
engine and baggage car were derailed.
The engineer and baggageman were hurt,
but the passengers escaped injury. It is
thought the road will be blocked for
twelve hours.
The Colorado and Southern's Gunnlson
line is blocked by several snowslides and
the Alpine tunnel is closed.
A special to the Republican from Du
rango, Colo., says the Denver and Rio
Grande passenger train from Denver, due
in Durango last night, was stopped at Pa
gosa Junction by a washout a quarter of
a mile long. The passengers and malls
were transferred this morning and
reached Durango to-night. Another train
is stuck in the snow at Cumbres Pasa.
The Rio Grande Southern is blockaded by
snowslides in the vicinity of Ophir. No
trains have been run over that part of the
line for two days.
McGlynn Demands Pay.
Peter J. McGlynn, former president and
manager for Flores, Hale & Co., filed a
suit - yesterday for S14.6S7 50 for services
against the company. Ho alleges that
from May, 1833. to March of this year he
rendered aid to it,' for which he received
no pay.
TO SAIL.
Steamer. Destination. Sails. I*ier.
April 3.
San Pedro.. Humboldt 4 pm Pirr 2
R. Dollar... Portland direct ... 4 pm Pier 2
Newburg... Grays Harbor 4 pm PUr 2
Arcata....... Coos liay-Pt. Orf<2. 10 am PIft 1:|
Alliance.... Portland & Way.. 5 pm Pier 16
Sequoia.... Wlllapa fiarbor .. 4 pm Pier 2
Coos Bay... San Pedro & Way. 9 am Pier 11
Columbia... Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier -2i
April 4.
Samoa Los Angeles Ports f> am Pier 2
Eureka Humboldt.... 9 am Pier la
Pomona.... Humboldt 1:30 p Pier 11
Pt. Arena.. Point Arena 4 pm Pier 2
Xewsboy... Los Angeles Ports, 'i pm Pier 16
Korea China & Japan 1 pm PMSS
City Para... N. Y. .via Panama 12 m PMSS
Aprll,S. i
Arctic Humboldt 10 am Pier 2
S. Rosa San Diego & Way. 9 am Pier II
April 0.
North Fork. Humboldt ..'. 9 am Pier 2
CltyPuebla. Puget Sound Ports 11 am Pier 19
April T. I-
Iauua HumboMt 10 am f Pier —
Corona Humboldt 1:30 p Pier 11
Eanta Cruz. Newport & Way... 9 am Pier 11
Curacao.... Mexican Ports .... 10 am Pier 21
C. Nelson... Seattle & Tacoma.. 10 am Pier 3
April h.
S. Monica... Grays Harbor | 4 pm|Pler 2
G. W. Elder Astoria & Portlandlll am Pier 24
April O.
State of Cal. San Diego & "Way 9 am Pter 11
Albion Riv. . Pt. Arena & Alblonl 6 pm Pier 13
April 11.
Alameda... Honolulu .........| 2 prn|Pier 7
San Jose... N. T. via Panama|12 m|PMSS
Queen Puget Sound Ports 11 am Pier J3
Centralla... Grays Harbor 4 pm Pier 2
April Itf.
Coronado... Grays Harbor ..... 'A pm Pier 2
April 1 4.
J. Dollar... Seattle & Tacoma. 10 am Pl«r 2
Gaelic...... China & Japan... 1 pmiPMSS
Rainier.. ,\. Seattle &. Whatcom 4pxn|Pler:2
It was 'within a few miles of this that
the Invermark sighted a quantity of new
lumber. .No clew can be obtained as to
what vessel this wreckage is from, but
it is generally thought that the ship An
cona is the one which has been in trouble
for the reason that she put to sea in the
teeth of the heavy gale which blew sev
enty-six milea an hour on March 10.
• A few days ago news was given of the
finding of new lumber and the stern of
a ship's boat marked "Liverpool" on the
Vancouver Island coast. Now, according
to the reports received by the Rahane and
Invermark, a quantity of wreckage and
new lumber is drifting southwest of Cape
Flattery". Captain Scott of the Rahane
said:
"We passed a quantity of wreckage. It
Included the mast partners of some sail
ing vessel, several spars with bolts at
tached, a beam and a small amount of
lumber.. It was sighted about 150 miles
southwest of Flattery."
VICTORIA, B. C, April 2.— Further evi
dence of disaster having befallen one of
the lumber carriers from Puget Sound was
received from the ships Rahanc and In
vermark. which arrived yesterday, the
former from Liverpool and the latter from
Callao.
Spars and Lumber Tell
of a Recent Disaster
at Sea.
Railroads Suffer Heavy
• Loss in Mountains
of Colorado.
SKIPPERS SIT
IP'S WRECKAGE
Time Ball.
Branch Hydrographlc Office. U. S. N. Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco ' Cal
April 2, 19OT5.
The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
I. e., at noon of the. 120th meridian, or^tt 8
p. m., Greenwich time V
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. N.. In charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Oodptlc Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au
thority of the Superintendent.
NOTE — The high and low waters occur at
the city front' (MtSslon-street wharf) about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both places.
FRIDAY. APRIL 3.
0 Time Tlm« Time Time
2 rt. Ft. Ft. Ft.
• |H W L W |H W L W
3 I 2:481 ¦ 5.2| 9:4S| 0.2| 4:B8| 4.5| 0:49| 2.9
NOTE: — In the above exposition of the tide*
th« early morning . tides are given In th« left
hand column 1 and the successive tides ot the
day in the order of occurrence as to time; the
BIO SHOWSTORM
BLOCKS TRAVEL
TO ARRIVE.
Steamer. From. . I Due.
Czarina Coos Hay (Apr. 3
Alliance Portland &. Way Ports. | Apr. ;:
R. Dollar San Pedro jApr. ".
Newsboy San Pedio lApr. .'"
San Jose. New York via Panama. JApr. .'t
C. Xelsori Seattle & Tacoma .... Apr. .'!
Mackinaw — . Tacoma Apr. ';
Arctic Humboldt Apr. ;:
Hawaiian.. .. New York Apr A
M. Dollar Everett Apr. 4
Del Norte Crescent City Api. 4
Santa Cruz... Newport & Way Ports Apr. 4
Edith Seattle lApr. 4
Ssnta Monica. Grays Harbor lApr. 4
G. W. Elder... Portland & Astoria |Arr. 5
Corona..' Humboldt lApr. f
Stfcte of Cal... Pan Diego & Way PtslApr. ri
Gaelic China & Japan Apr. 6
Titanla Nanalmo Apr. «
C<ntralia drays Harbor Apr. 7
Eureka Humboldt Apr. 1
Albion River.. Point Arena & Albion.JApr. 1
Alamtda HcnolHlu Apr. 7
Queen Pug»t Sound Ports Air. 7
Coos Bay San Pedro & Way Pts. Apr. S
S. Barbara Seattle & Olympia Apr. 8
City Sydney... New York via Panama Apr.' H
Nevadan Honolulu & ICihu'.ui. . . Aur. 8
Pomor.a Humboldt Apr. 8
Point Arena... Point Arena Vpr. !»
Santa Rosa... San Dlcgo & Way Pts. Apr. fi
Rainier Seattle & Whatcom JApr. ll
Columbia {Portland & Astoria lApr. 10
Aztec Panama lApr. 11
North Fork'. . . I Humbolut lApr. 12
Costa Rica .Han Jose de Guatemala Apr. 12
Senator ' Puget Sound Ports Apr. 12
Sierra Sydney & Way Ports.. Apr. V.',
H. K. Maru... China & Japan JAp"-. 13
Theben Seattle |Apr. 13
Movement of Steamers.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's . Ventura
railed yesterday for Sydney via Honolulu.
TtLKo r*r;o and Auckland with* "an assorted
Bifrc'iandit^ (argo. valued at, *210,057 and dis,
fib'itod •¦ am follows: For Australia. $84,919:
The Ventura's Cargo.'
NEWS OP THE OCEAN.
The -3rit!Eh rhip Semantlial from Cardiff for
I.f.-juImaJt. Is rt-vorton ke haxir,^ -returned to
Lundy Island on March SI with her mlK-n top"
•ail yard carried awav. ," . p
Returns to Lundy Island,
The JBtiti^h »-h-!p -©len'ui: .Vhifh irri\>* -y*s-.
terdpy ».t .Sydney* front.. Sea ttre, reports tnat
rJ^°^. |f a >-r« I'-ieei S«und Bhe-toiiche^ bottom •
Sh<- djdnct Ftopto Vnvestfgate th ? dSLroage iu^
tairwd. but aft-r discharging- her cai^o will
b« 'irvdfx:Jj,e< at Sydney. ' wlveje'-phV v H 'tyi
r.i.ir: v«'u?iiDia .is cow: cuti.ixtj--erx-da.jV3
from JCcbe ftjr Pug^t fviuno a^i<i'in» increase in
tnxtety' for: her raifty. xva's. r>-.arked .CesterdaV
by .an y advance in .the .rate' bj refns';r!yree.to-4(T
pr.Wriu- .The -rsite . ,jh ' t&e -^reflcli -rtiip ".Dp.
'.nu^i^,- now .out -100. days ttom Ithts- ?ort for"
Pydn.y.. was marked- up tQ-.5.V.p»i' o?nt. -Tht-
Prince ./>orge. remains' at 4O'-ner>ent and" "Hit*
rrit.ee Kucvne -is stui:q.uote<? at'tr & r .pefci •
Glenlui Hits Bottorh.
'The :O verdue Eleet;"
.V.y.rd.ha?'. i>een. • \ that- 'the. salrkan
«'hich consVituted a-'.va]aab'le • part of the- cargo;
of .the fefi-cffji shljj.Hpugomorii tv>s. been eaived',
in y*ry jglooa.8ha.pe. Th«> Hougomiraf. Ul t . rjeVi'
in .'October :anij:bn "Feiruarv 2»? «-ent..a)'liore: at
¦H'.orkinjft-on./Knglan^: • .t ; h<";bwaoie a.teta4. : Joes
¦ nd. b^r-seaj-fco waj. .tfioiight ' to ' jia'.-e" b4en
hj^:l«1,-;.Sal.\?L»te' operstioni »r^re jjrfunptly fh
5tuut -/d:and'-Hio.se : locally. it.ter»-Kea 4n" t'fit ' -ves- .
>*-3.-.hay«-. bw-n iutcrnr^r. that the »a^ion"(iafi
nearly .all beV>. reco^erec* and bo Httle <Xamigfi<i.
that -;in. : off t-t hu-h^pjo «-epeivfd : for'.-thi» whol*
<.on.';snrnf-r;t--at. abfrtit 7.1 per ¦t+nt" of- rts'rulf.
laarlM-t- Va)gS. : . ;. ¦ ¦*.", ¦'' ¦-.-• " ". - . ..
Hougoaaonit's Saiinon Saved.
/ ; • - . . ' \ : — ; — ; — ¦ * ¦ . m i m
«%•*^ealarirj. M^«.f:\Kppolultl.'^$75^201; Sa
m.oin ' Islands", ;>ll,'e50: ; - pth.w teland= rn' the
FjjMjte, $^f»s'.. So.tiihiA^-.ii-V. .S?X"2.- The Tollow
•.tnp'Ker-e the. crjjtjcjf)al shipments: ' , '
:'¦ I*o. A.MstF8lia— (if,00«. ]*>s_ -dried, fruit; 26.-I97
Jb.s ioff^e,. 20.C73 'Vns. rniljstuffs. 70C0 lbs cod
' pi6i',40Q0.-lim : t- cs .c£ind_v. 11«.3 lbs shrimps,"
.1?5' ch ; cagrffd. »^getabfes." : 10-_' .cs. canned ¦ fruit,'
;Ui> .bxs; fresh fruU.'MlO cs canned salmon. 815
.cs -patent mf"<iioS.fte '4- C3 bbttlVd beer, ."5 pkgs
r-^chlfiso'.^.'J'pkg!- electrical supplies! ;5J rikgs
:hojp;.:.4»jl > 0. l^s"se»d - . lTfpkgs bicycles and sun
orl^. l/'S:2ti H>s if> a «i 11 notes overalls 14
i3k«s ! -.4fA',her; "43.- 'bb'ls lubricating oil. 19 coil?
rote. 289. ratUstnewspaper. 1U3' cs baots and
shoe?, -Jt5 pkgs;'-mctal : -polish. '10 bdls shinglis;
¦2072:-<U!ors,- i)O -pkgs agricultural implements.
To'Xaw. Xealajid^—lS.rjSS rbs dried fruit. 12,
-.785 1»js raisir,«". J+.J1. cs canned fruit, 1C5 pkgs
:tirs1\ .fruit.' ST.2rX> lb? TnilMuffs, 4568. ibs
.bcafts.'.'Sli ta falrn,on t ."40 cs-i'atent medicine.'
¦;l»>.cs'^iBf..*»:; f-kgs groceries nrrd prp visions. 5
•balf r- aVeralls.' !&-.cs boots- ard shcK-n .01 pkg':
machinery. L>00". feet <un\ber. 4 cs' firearms, 5
bbts..-6ti;-t;H pkgs- bioycles and sundries.' 28 pkgs
•se'V>;rrfg-.*macWne5'/.' J24 crts millwork 4.10 'rolls
nf-» - :-{ia:;"r. ".'. ' •.• ". " ' .•
: ;":iy.H6neloiu,T-ill» bbls, floiir.. 2IU6 lbs Irozen
•rr,^at.'>ntO.'lb"s d;i>»-ssed Jxwiltry.. t!90 oils barley,
.il85;tfMr5 fr^sh.- fruit; 215"pkga potatoes :«!
rkgsr. otiions: WiCi) lbs codfi«h <il pkps fresh
.vege.taMej». : 1e4Jl : lbs 1 !s 'bread. 45 pkgs pre,,
•yia.Vpd.-J > .sh..."VJ27-Jlu< -beans. TKXej lbs rice, 110 c»
rra-nned ;«(5od»: J13' pkgp' groceries and provls
li.r.s".T> }>kgf( f"al't sa.ljnc.n. -529 lbs 1 cs Cheese,
r.pty.lbs butter. 30 C3 fggs. C5.% lbs -glucose. WO';
lb>' .cand>',. . JSyt) lbs chocolate, 40 cs 5 bbls
vhick-V; M)7/.gals; wtnp. 27 cs "liqoors 5 bbis
spirits, "10 cs-nilivral water. S204 lbs tobk-co
"•£¦'¦ cs.cijrars and:dgar^ireft.-tS pkss drugs 178
.04- _o» boots and shoes 12 cs
.ti&t* frnd Vaps/.lfO pkgs -15 bars iron. :« bdls
¦gft-eX,- C pkwj. machinery^" 22 c.s oil. 30 colls
; .roi.e.. 5: Cs amis and ammunition '100 boiier
. tab«s.-. " .' ' - •
., To 'Sa'mcjaj* Islands — io bbls flour C40 Ifjs
•n>ijls»uffs; :^5.<5 \hg 1. cs.Br.cad 20 gals win°
2*.:-1 lbs rice. 103 -pkgs groceries and provis
ions. ..1-07 es' carmed' goods. 54.T cs 33 pkgs
pickled. salmon./ 1JK9 .Iba 2 cs coffee.' 4195 te*t
lirrrfber.- 4 -«>s •feoois'-and shoes^ 9 pkgs mill
. \\:rfrk.. 15-S3". pkps- naval stores. •
•• . T<-' South Alrirti— 250 cs canned 'fruit
Shipping: Intelligence.
• ARRIVED.
Thursday. April 2.
• Sinvr- MoRtara, .Eollly, 98 hour« from Se
attlp^. • ' ,• - . : •
. Himr Scotia," -SrVksoh, 11 hours from Bowens
."Landirig. '• • " ." i
• Stmr. Potnt Arena, • Miller," .14 hours from
Meiiflocino. via" Point Anna 12 hours.
"•Stjnr- Pqmona; 20 hours from Eu
reka. • "
• Htmc Chehali.s, Thompson, 65 hours from
.Grays Harbor; boond Xo San Pe-dro; put In to
• lah.d paj<Ke.nger!i. * , ' "
• ,Stmr..G^C- Llryja'uer, -Allen, C8 hours from
- Grays Ha'rbor^
•<Stm^ Fork, -Xelson,- 24 hours from
Eureka.
S»mr Kfli.ta Rosa, Alexander, 50 hours from
\San Blego and way ports.
•. Strr.r Eureka. Jessen. 24 hours from Eureka.
. Ship Fort Georse, Gove, 12 days from Ka
hului. •
. . Ship Falls of Clyde. Matson, 11 days from
.Hilo.
ISktn Skaglt, .Robinson, 11 days from Port
Gamble.
Schr Virginia. Nielsen, S days from Colum
bia River.
S^chr Onward, Ogidmessen, C days from Cc
quille River.
p .Schr Ivy. Jensen, D days from Coos Bay.
Schr Repeat, Wilson. 0 days from Coos Bay.
Ptfcr Jessie Minor, Whitney, 7>£ days from
'Coo? Bay.
Schr North Bend. Jackson, 10 days from
Coo.« Bay.
Sohr Advance, Jorgenson, S'.A davs from Co
qulKe River. -
CLEARED.
Thursday, April 2.
Stmr Ventura. Harvard. Honolulu and Syd
ney; J D Spreclwls & Bros Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, San Pedro; Pacific
Coast Steamship Co.
Stmr Chilkat. Hyvainsen, Comox and Ketch
ikan; Alaska Packers' Assn.
Stmr Chinega <n»w), Holr. Comox and Ket
chlkan; Alaska Packers' Assn.
Stmr Columbia. Doran, Astoria; Oregon Rail
road and Nav Co.
Ship Star of Russia, Llndburgh, Karluk-
Alaska Packers' Assn.
SAILED.
Thursday. April 2. .
Stmr Chehalls, Thompson, San Pedro.
Stmr Aberdeen. Hansen, Wlllapa Harbor
Stmr Chilkat. HyvaSn3en, Comox and Ketchl
kan, with stmr Chlnega in tow.
Stmr Phoenix, Odland, Mendoclno.
Stmr Leelanaw, Storrs, Tacoma.
Stmr Whitesboro, Olsen, Greenwood.
Ship Star of Russia, Llndburgh, Karluk.
Brig Harriet G. Pedersen. codnshing.
Schr Oliver J OlM-n. OUen. Ballard.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, April 2, 10 p m— -Weather
hazy; wind NW, velocity 20 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived April 2— Bktn North
west, from "Everett; schr W F Witzemann,
from Tacoma; schr San Buenaventura, from
Coos Bay; echr Alarla E Smith, from Port
Gamble.
SAN DIEGO— Sailed April 2— Stmr Ha
waiian, for San Francisco. «
PORT GAMBLE— Sailed April 2— Stmr Kvl
chak. for San Francisco.
TATOOSH— Passed out April 2— Schr Wil
bert L Smith, from Falrhaven, for San Pedro.
Pasaed Jn April 2 — Stmr James Dollar
hence March 30. for Seattle; Ger etmr Thc
ben, htnee March 30, for Vancouver.
GARDINER, Or— Arrived April 1— Schr
£adie. from Baa Pedro. •
Th-' Ameri<iafl.Eh4p>j''aflt.of : Ctyde'.: Captain
Mat^r.;' wivi'rh-.arriyei?. ' yesterday frorn;- -Jliio.
rnayje iY">; 'jiasEais:f>. : ih' el«wn'dayg. This;is riot
¦'a'' : rt>.'K5r.d. '.trrp) ¦ but is renxafkai/.y fast itni- ixi<{
< •'. i I.* iiosi- rna.de . la '^6jiit\ tiiae: - Trie ' glory .of
;< 'stiXbiti 5Jat*on r s :• jpffontiance . " war. : sorhewliat
•di/nrnrvj r>y -J i-r: ¦'•C-uwrtiiuss. ' »he ".- surge«n ¦ .Mn,
f \\Aigr- vj.i.-ihi? Fpdffral- quiranttn^' ftt ¦ tnis pflft.'
T»-o'..uf;.-^h'e'''iM4riifeneent.]dp the- F^lls of- :dl<-d^ :
•I'At'.ept'l'.ilurins .th<<?, voyage a' *lckne>a.' the'
raturo;6(-.w.h.iv!i. wa?:not -clejir. la l Dr. . <^u'"i-
Kiinfcs, jjiid. to.vhir) R-as ordorod; Into ¦.quaran
tine. Tin- length .of • htr; Ce\ intion 'will depend.
«wa I >r.- l'umtaing«': ' i-qiiphiflon -a* 'to- the i"J*-n
tuy. r<-th«; fjtkn>ss:- ¦ .... ' .' • '.'.¦''¦ .. ¦
Makes a Fast Passage-
For* HonohHu^J..;D. Airno.kii," A. My Alhej
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Kl»rnrt-.e.- "Mrs-'-- Kfatfrimr:'.".; Que^ri Lillub£a4.arVi,
Alexander ". .Lindsay i .B' "E.--^a«hinssn." O. A.
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vri~W:'.-Mry:.. AVhe«l»rjf -?AC' R- IiOrman ; '. L'.
Bri»4St< 11/ JL Clirit; \y /.D.-Grant. .. P.. ¦"¦ A.!
Har\."<-> ..' Mr>.-nary"r : and"iwo cl/.ldreri, C;> J.:
J),. wu-denburc.- " : . •:" ' ?'
. . To J'.ln'.a t. ii<iririuiu' .f nr Sydney— T.'- H'. - E.?!3
ton.'.&nilKotirrfis.cha.ndl^r. . .• " •..¦..'.
f"nr^ HE Voceahlv. ifjea.^isftlp Company's.
i . liheir .'•'¦" Veiit tif.a sailed" .yestenla:y ;
I ',' mcriiing f 6-r I.IorioHilu.snd • the .An- •
~.. ; tijK>d-es.-;.. Among-: th? ""passengers
i' , was;r. -cx-QueeM vta-HuoKalan-i, who
has' be<en for\PornE -mobt-ti$ in- Washington'.
r*rscnaJ.ly? . JooKin : o ; after" : ;lifer* . claims
apairist ihe-Gpyt-rnmt'rit.-: Krisign Lackey,
of" ,the.'navy and. his' -wife. w^re jjasseriger*?.
bound, for Pago; J^ag.o.. wbbtft. Lackey ;has
beven assfgTiedtpduvy: """.!¦ '/'• ¦>"¦¦¦'•¦¦". . -. ¦
The Ventura.; carried ' ¦a- .full: car?'?".
Ampns. the passei-gtrs w.er?V : - : " !..'• ' .•..'.! •
V1LLE FRANCE- Arrived April 2— Stmr
Kaiserln Maria Theresa, from Jaffa and Na
plfe, for New York, returning from Oriental
cruiro.
ANTWERP— Sailed April 2— Stmr Rhyn
land. for Philadelphia.
LIZARD— Passed April 2— Stmr Assyria,
from Philadelphia, for Hamburg.
HULL — Passed April 2 — Stmr Norwegian,
from Portland, for Glasgow.
MESSINA — Arrived April 2 — Stmr Auguste
Victoria, from Alexandria, on a cruise*
QUEENSTOWN— Sailed April 2— Stmr Teu
tonic, from Liverpool, lor New York; stmr
Westernland, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia.
NEW YORK— Sailed April 2— Stmr La Sa
vole. for Havre; stmr Neker. for Bremen.
BROWHEAD — Passed April 2— Stmr Haw
ford, from Philadelphia, for Queenstown and
Liverpool.
ST MICHAELS — Passed April 2— Stmr
•Genoa, from Genoa and Naples, for New York.
NAPLES— Arrived April 2— Stmr Cambro
man, from Boston, via St Michaels, for Genoa.
Sailed April 2 — Stmr Vancouver, from Gona,
for Boston.
LIVERPOOL— Salted April 2— Stmr Nomad
ic, for Portland, Me; stmr Tunisian, for Hali
fax and St John, via Moville.
ACAPULCO— Sailed March 31— Stmr City of
Sydney, for San Francisco.
DOVER— Passed March 31 — Br ship Laurls
ton, from Hamburg, for Puget Hound.
DUNG ENESS— Passed March 31 — Br ship
Port Patrick, frcm Hamburg, tor Oregon.
DEAL— Passed— Br ship Ardencralg, from
Rotterdam, for Oregon.
GIBRALTAR— Passed March 31— Br stmr
Roseley, from Manila, for Boston.
SCI L.L.Y— Paused April 1— Danish ship Cop
ley, from Oregon, for Qu*enstown.
HAMBURG— Sailed March 29— Ger ship Ade
laide, for Santa. Rosalia.
SINGAPORE— Sailed March GO— Br stmr
Heathford, for Manila.
YOKOHAMA— An ived April 1— Br stmr In
drav«lll, from Astoria. Prior to April 2 — Br
bark Antiope, from Tacoma.
VALPARAISO — Arrived March 25 — Bktn
Willie K Hume, from Puget Sound.
MOROKAN — Arrived April 2— Br stmr Vic
toria, from Port Gamble.
FALMOUTH— Arrived April 2— Danish ship
Copley, from Oregon.
LIVERPOOL— Arrived April 2— Br ehlp
Pa*.s of Klliiecrankle, from Frazer River.
DELAGOA BAY— Sailed April 1 2— Bktn Koko
Head, from Newcastle. Australia.
MO.II— Passed April 1 — Sttnr Indrasamha,
from Hongkong, for Portland. Or. .
TENEBIFFE— Sailed April 1 — Stmr Hero
dot, for San Francisco; stmr Sesostrls, for San
Francisco.
GKN'OA— Sailed March 30— Stmr Denderah,
for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
HONOLULTJVjArrived April 1— Schr Marlon
Chllcotl. from Santa Barbara. April 2 — Schr
Helene. hene? March 10.
Sailed April 1 — Stmr Alameda. for San
Francisco; schr Mary E Foster, for Kaana
pali.
HONOIPI'— Arrived April I— Schr Defender,
hence March 10.
ISLAND PORTS
VKXTURA— Sail»d April 2— Barge Santa
Paula, In tow tug Rescue, for San Francisco.
ASTORIA— Sailed April 1— Schr John A, for
San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND— Arrived April 2— Ger
bark Schwarzenbek, for Sydney.
Sailed April 'i. — Nor bark Kortuna, for Cape
Town.
"Passed In April 2 — Schr Fearless, for Fair
haven; Ur bark Inverlyon, from Victoria, for
-Tacoma.
Arrived April 2— Br ship Miltonburn, from
Whau-om. for Delagoa Bay.
¦ PORT LUDLOW— Arrived April 2— Schr A M
Baxter, hence March 30.
ABERDEEN— Arrived April 2— Schr Chas
U Wilson, hence March 27; schr W J Patter
son, from Redondo; stmr Coronado, hence
March 30.
Sailed April 2— Schr Alcalde, for San Pedro.
GrtAYS HARBOR— Arrived April 1— Schr W
J I'atttison, from Redcndo.
' .Sulled April 1— Stmr Santa Monica, for San
Francisco.
¦ SAN PEDRO— Arrived April 1— Schr W F
Witnemann. from Tacoma.
SANTA BARBARA — Arrived April 2— Stmr
Santa Cruz, htnee March 30, and sailed for
San Pedro.
REDONDO— Arrived April 2— Stmr Geo Loo
mi?: h«?nce March 31.
EUREKA — Sailed April 2— Schr Bertha Dol
beer,. for San Francisco; stmr Alliance, for
•fc-an /Francisco.
Arrived April 2 — Stmr Corona, hence Apr 1.
Sailed April 2— Stmr Marshfleld, for Sa:i
Francisco: stmr Pasadena, for San Pedro.
NEW WHATCOM— Arrived April Z— Strrw
Rainier, from Seattle; Br stmr Inverness, from
• Topolobampo.
WUATCOM — Sailed April 2— Br ship Mil
tonburn. for Delagoa Bay.
SEATTLE — Arrived April 2 — Stmr Dolphin,
trom Skagway.
Sailed April 2 — Stmr Edith, for San Fran
oisoo; stmr Spokane, for Skagway.
FORT BRAGG— Arrived April 2— Stmr Na
tional City, hence April 1.
Sailed April -2 — Stmr Noyo, for San Fran
cisco.
TACOMA— Arrived April 2— Stmr Mineola,
hence March 30.
BANDON— Sailed April 2— Schr Lizzie PHen,
for San Francisco.
The tug Relief, acting as tender, had
on board Lieutenant Commander R. F.
Lopez, who acted for Captain Whiting,
who was kept on shore by illness: Lieu
tenant C. S. Kempft, Ensign Branch,
Marley P. Hay, L. Y. Spear, Mrs. Hay,
Miss D. Lincoln, Miss Medora Block, Miss
Alma Mitchell, Mrs. L. S. Adams, James
G. Boobar and wife. James Dickie, W. B.
Collier, Elwood Boobar and Lieutenant
Overton, U. S. A.
The Grampus will to-day receive her
first standardizing and submarine trials
and if these are successful the torpedo
firing from both boats will take place Frl
dav. .
fourth time column gives the last tide of tho
day, except when there are but three tides, as
semi-times occurs. The heights given ar« in
addition to the soundings of the United State*
Coaet Survey Charts, except when a minus ( — )
sign precedes the height, and then the number
given Is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference is the mean
or the lower low waters.
Late in the afternoon the awash trials
took place, when she succeeded in mak
ing seven and one-half knots, exceeding
the Government requirements, by half a
knot.
While the Pike exceeded the contract
requirements as to speed on her sub
merged run, the trials will have to be re
peated, as the shore signal officers had
difficulty in sighting the flag on her bow.
Captain P. T. Cabel was in command.
Ho stated that although they were in the
hold, and practically submerged for two
hours and forty minutes, they suffered not
the slightest inconvenience in any way.
The air was fresh and pure, the tempera
ture low and the boat steady. When she
took the dive it gave one the same sen
sation as a dip when a cable car starts
down one of our steepest grades.
Just as she approached the stake mark
she suddenly made a dive at an angle of
about 10 degrees and was out of sight,
with only the flag to indicate her position.
Not even a ripple or a bubble appeared
upon the surface of the water, although
her electric motor was pushing her for
ward at the rate of six knots an hour,
that being the lowest speed at which she
is handled to the best advantage when
submerged.
Her runs included three double half
miles, both with and against the tide. At
the end of her x first half she came up to
the surface like a duck, took her bearings,
made a turn, took a dive and started on
her return trip. At one period for several
minutes she dropped so low that even her
flag disappeared.
At the conclusion of the first test she
returned to her moorings, where her su
perstructure was replaced preparatory to
her awash trial. She was manned by the
same crew as on her initial trial, 'with the
addition of the Government representa
tives. Lieutenant Commander George H.
Stafford and Assistant Naval Constructor
S. S. Adams. *
After these preliminaries the word was
given to go. The diving trial came first.
The Pike appeared stripped of all her su
perstructural deck, Including ventilating
tubes, masts and hand rails. The only
thing rising above the deck was a twelve
foot diving mast to which was attached a
small red and white flag.
She came out light and at once com
menced trimming. Inside of fifteen- min
utes her ballast, torpedo compensating,
midphip, forward and after and auxiliary
tanks were filled with water, which caused
her to sink, leaving only her conning
tower visible.
The second day of the official trials of.
the new submarine torpedo boats was de
voted entirely to the Pike. Conditions
were favorable in every way, the weather
being clear and the waters of 'the bay
smooth and the wind light. The same
course was used as on the preceding day.
The start was delayed by two small
schooners which attempted to sail directly
across the course. Those on the tug in
attendance used persuasive eloquence on
one and the other, the George Washing
ton, was hauled off the course.
She Shows to Advantage in
Speed Tests and Sub
marine Runs.
SubmarineTorpedoBoat
Meets Standardizing
Requirements.
OCEANIC COMPANY'S LINER VENTURA
CARRIES MANY NOTABLE PASSENGERS
Among Those on Board Is Ex-Queen Liliuokalani, Who Has Been in Wash
ington Looking After Her Claims Against the Government, and Who Is
on Her Way to Honolulu for an Extended Visit to Land She Once Ruled
PIKE'S OFFICIAL
TRIALS CONTINUE
TH1 SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1903. " Tr^
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E.IDt'Stp.'loit WsyStat!ons.:...y... 7-30»
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¦* Intermedlftte Stations. -.;.».... 4.107
10-30* San.^se and Wsy Ststlons......... T30»
11.30* jJaavose and Way Stsitons .*'B.30r
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A for MorcTiJgrT T" P 'or Afternoon.
i X Saturday and S'undsy only, . •'¦ - -•"].•
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CALJFORNIA N0RTQWE5TERN RY. CO.
'LESSEES • . • • .
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAH.WA.T CO2ffPA2T?.-
. '-..jut -<ny, root of Uwkst Sh
BAIT FBANCI3CO TO SAW SATAE1.
WEEK DATS— 7:30, 8:06, 11:00 a, nM 12:31.
8:30 ft : 10, 0:30 p. m. Thursdays— Kxtr» tna
at 11:30 p. m. Haturday* — itxtra ttlBe as
1:60 and 11:30 p. m. •*>•-•
SUNDAYS- «:0o. 9-.SH. U:00 a, m.; I.M. 3:25.
• :0O and 6:2u p. r-.
Sd.f ItAS-rt . il. XO 3A2T rKABTCl^CO.
WEEK DAYS— «:03. 7:*3, 7:80. 9:'M, Haj
a. m.: 12:00. 8:40, 8:00. 5:20 p. m. S4ti>
days— Extra trips at a:08 and t:3i p. m.
6UNDAT8— 41:00. 0:40. 11:18 a, m.; 1:40. 3:14.
«:6S. 6:08. 6:29 p. m. "^ -*«
Leave I In Effect I Arrive
Saa Frarclsco.f May 4, 1902. ISaa Fraaclsee,
Week I Sun- I Desttna- ] Sua- I We-*
Days: ) days. | tloa. | days. | Day*.
7:30 a| 8:C0 al Ixnacta I 9.10 ai s: W »
»:H0 p »:30 a and 10:*0 a S:«« «,
0:10 p| S:00 pi Nov*t» I «:C3 p <t:U a
I I I 7:35 il
7:30 al 8:00 al Petal uraa 110:40 a S:40 »
8:30 p 8:30 al and I 6:03 p 19:29 a
6:10 p| 3:C0 p| Saata Roai | 7:83 p «:W 9
I Fultoa I
T:80 a I Windsor lo:ls) %
3:00 p| Bealdsburs 10:40 a!
I Fultoa I
OeyservllI* }
1:30 p 8:00 a| Cloverdal* 7:33 p{ 9:t» 9
7:30 al 8:C0 al Hopland 110:40 a|10:20 %
8:30 p| 0:00 p] Uklaa | 7:33 pi 8:20 9
7:30 a| 8:00 a| WlUlta | 7:33 p| 0:20 »
7:30 al 8:00 al Gueernevul* I 7:33 t.tlO:uo *
»:30 p| S:CO p| 110:40 1} e:W 9
7:30 al 8:0O al Sonoma I S:1O ai H-Ht i
t:XO Pt 6:00 Pi Ol«a Ellea | 8:03 p| «:30 i>
7:20 al 8:00 al Sebastopoi 110:40 a|10:itt a
8:30 pt 8:00 pi ) 7:33 p| 0:23 g,
Btases coan»ct at 8aata Rosa for l£ark Wm
Eprlncs and Whit* Sulphur Sprints; *.t Fultoa
for Altruria: at I^ytton for L.ytton Sprints ; at
Geyservlll* for Skassjs Bprtncs; at Clov«rdai«
for tba G«ysers and Boonevllle: at Hop'aad for
Du.icaa Springs. Hlshlaad Sprtars. KeUey»:h*
Car.'sbad Sprints. Soda Bar. LAkaport aai
Banlett Pprir.cs: at Uklah for Vichy SprtaimT
Saratoga Eprtngs. Blue Lakes, Laurel D*a
i>ake Witter Springs. Upper Lake. Porno, Pot*
««r Valley. John Day's. Riverside. Ltorlay'a.
Bucknall'a. Eanhedrla Heights. Hullviu*. OrTs
I Mot Springs. Haif-way Houw, Comptch*; Cami
I Kteven.. Hopkins. Mendoclno City. Port Braes?
Weatport. U«al : at WJUlts for Sherwood, Caktlt
I Covelo. Laytonvllle. Cummlais. BeU's^prUiJr
Harris. Olsen'a. Dytr. repperwood. ScotU aa4
Saturday to Monday round- trip tickets at •—
«uced rates. <•*•¦*»•.
A^aS^isssrKSf nsa? to *° «*»*
I O«n. Manager. Gen. Pass. Act.
MOUNT TAAtALPAIS RAILWAY
Leave Via Sausalito Ferry Arrive
San Fran. Fcot of Market St. San Fran.
E&K laTs". "•"»»•-• «—!.— | u n- Wk
Msp" I cS*' pab> - " to - 1 "H«~ «t» M-OOm. 9.1Sa.
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t».Z5y. o>««'itb. JO , wm<> . 5:55 J
OmCB j and Sausauto Feurv, Foot Market St
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rilEU /}'*'»¦*»>•' Ho«kl#t on the
California
Ltmited.. .
10 CHICAGO Oail y
s^ 1^8 n Train
f^^P^^l For Those Who
SANTA. FE TRAINS
Leave Market- street Ferry Depot.
i Local ! LimM I Local |Ov'rl'd
| Dally | Dally 1 Dally [ Dally
Lv San Fran | 8:00 a| 9:00 a| 4:C0p| 8:00 p
Ar Stockton ',11:10 a|12:0S p| 7:10pll:15p
' Merced I 1 :20 p! 1 :40 p 1 1:28 a
'Fresno ... | 3:20 p| 3:00 p| 3:15a"
•• Hanford | 5:00 p 3:51 pi | 7:50 a
" Visalla 10:25 p 4:4S pj 5:00a
"• Bakersfield -.1 7:1Op[ 5:5i» pi ":Ka
•' Kansas City. : I 2:.:5 al \ 7:20 a
" I'hicago | ¦¦ ¦] 2:15 p| i 8:47 p
a for morning, p for aftc.rnnon.
S:00 a. m. Dally 1» Bakersfleld L-x-al. stop-
ping at all points In San Joaquln Valley. Cor-
responding train arrives at 7:5O a. m daily.
9:30 a. m. Dally is the CALIFORNIA
LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars
and Dining Cars throuch to Chicago. Cnair
Car runs to Bakersfleld for accommodation of
local flrst-claes passenjrers. No second-class
tickets ate honored on tills train. Correspond- j
ing train arrives at 11:10 p. m. dally.
4:0i» p. m. Is Stockton Local. Corresponding
train arrives at 11:10 a. m. daily.
S:00 p. m. is the Overland Express, with
through Palace and Tourist Hleepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cara to Chicago; also Falac?
Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno. Correspond-
ing train arrives at fi:00 p. m. dally.
Personally conducted parties for Kan-as
City, Chicago and East leave San Francisco
every Monday. Thursday and Saturday at 8
P. m. .
.Offices — (Ul Market street and In Ferry De-
pot. San Francisco; 111^ Broadway. Oakland.
HCAZADERO.lTC.
via Sausalito Ferry.
WEEK DATS (Holidays ezeeptedVr-C-M.
•^•7:45. 8:45 »:45. 11 a. m.. 12:20, *r:45, i»:lj.
4 15 t5:15 •G:l!>. C:45. 9. 11:45 p. m.
7:45 a. m. train we'ek days dfes not rjin Jo
M SUND I \YS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS— 7. i
+S 1*9 Mo H. tll:3O a. m.." jl2:3i>. ,fl:3(»;
"•35 '3:30, 5. 6. 7:S0. 9. 11:45 p. m. |
Trains marked (•) run to San Quentin. Those
marked U> to Fairfax, except BjjM p. rn. Sat-
urdays. On Saturdays the 3:lo p. m. tra.n
'TROJAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO j
—Week days— 5:25. t6:25. 7:40. 8:15. J9:3.1. [
H-C5 a m . 12:30. 2:20. 4:50. 5:30, :
MffttSii S »ia 9=40. uok !
111:45 a. n>.. 12:00. 2:::o. ta:25. 4:40, J5:5O, |
ti:55, 7:35. 10:20 p. m. •
Trains marked <J> start from Fan Quenlln. |
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN- ;
C 1 SC O — Week days — 5:15. 6:40. i :4o,- .h:UT».
j»-45 11:10 a. m., 12:40; 2:45. 4:15, 5:10, 7:05, j
l6^NDAYS-6:?>5. 7:55. 10. . It :10 a. m. ¦
ll'"05. l:C5. 2:40, 3:45, 4:5:., 6:00. -7-.1O. l«j:10
P- m ' THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m.. week days — Cazadero and way j
5:15 p. m.. week days (Saturdays excep^dj |
— Tomales and way stations.
3:15 p. m.. Saturdays — Cazadero and way ;
• tatlor.s.
Sundays and Legal Holidays— 8 a. m.. .Caza- I
dero and way stations.
Sundays and Legal Holidays — 10 a. m.. Point :
Rey<» and way stations. • ;
TICKET OFFICE— «26 Market St. . •
FERRY — Fcot of Market st.
WEEEf CALL
16 Pages. SI per Year
¦ ' ___ . RAILWAY TRAVEL.
I THe Golden State Limited ™ilffljp ;1
I is a veritable hotel on wheels — a flying 'Affe^ajl 1
g palace, where you can sleep, dine, smoke, fs^jui^ W
B read and chat with all sorts of people whose \
I one idea is to pass time pleasantly. "^"^^,1 f
S >|f^r^5ntT < TT» Leaves San Francisco . *ia El Paso and the Rock Island. Bj
E BiilINwMiillllu Through to Kansas Cit» «nd Chicago. Tickets and information E
ft K^Xij^t^^jiyM at Southera Pacific ticket offices, or by addressing g
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED leaves San rranclsco Suadsys and Wednesdays.
ffm Union Pacific Excursions^^^,
'sslS M$u ¦ afford ususual opportunities for an ecor.ocn'ca!
Persoriilly conducted parties leave San Francisco mS j*& .
lla rla ever y Wednesday, Thursday. FeCday and • Saturday. &3 &$ ••¦"
Yf^l^^^A For full information apply to er »ddins
v^* C»n-ril Agent. Chicaco 4: North-Western Ry., * ' .

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