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NOTE — The high and low waters occur at
the city front (MiRsion-ntreet wharf) about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both places.
TUESDAY. MAY 5. "
Sun rises 5 : og
Bun *et« ....7:04
Moon sets 1:32 a. m.
O iTlme ITime JTimel. ITimel
£ I Ft. I Ft./ Ft. Ft.
g |L W 1H W [L W) |H W|
*6 oTS 2.8 6:15 4.6 12:28 0.7 7:23 64
6 1:29 1.9 7:31 4.6 1:31 1.0 8:10 5tt
7 2:25 .1.3 8:40 4.7 2:2t 1.3 S:M 5 7
R 3:10 0.8 9:« 4.9 3:05 1.6 9:86 5 8
0 3:531 0.4 10:42 4.9 3:4S ' 1.9 10:14 fi fl
10 I 4:40| O.O|11:.T5| 4.9] 4:2S 2.2!10:f>0 B.8
11 | 6:21i-O.2|12:23| 4.9J, S:08f 2.5|11 :25f S.7
XOTE — In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are jrtven In the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
Monday,- May 4.
Stmr Coon Bay, Nicolson, San Pedro; Pacific
Coast Steamship . Co. .
Stmr Rainier. Hansen, Seattle; Pollard
Steamship Co.
CLEARED.
Monday, May 4.
Stmr Sonoma: H«rriman, 20 days 15 hours 6«
minutes from Sydney, via Honolulu 5 days 15
hours ii'J minutes.
Stmr Aurelia. Petenson, 8 hours from Mess
Landing.
Strnr Olympic, Hansen, 31 hours "from San
Pedro.
Stmr Czarina, Seaman,- 41 hours from Coos
Bay. • i '
Stmr Asuncion. Bridg-ett, 37 hours from Itc
dondo. ¦
Stmr State of California, Thomas, 41 hours
from San Diego. •;.;, .
Stmr Robert Dollar, Johnson,' 40 hours frcm
San Pedro. 1
Nor slmr Tltania, Eysne*. 92 hour* from
Nanaimo.
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED
Bun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and «J«odetic Survey —
Tfm«w and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au
thority of the Superintendent.
FROM SEATTLE.
Steamer. For Sails.
Bertha Cooks Inlet & Way..,. May 7
XomeCity... Cooki Inlef & Way.... May 8
Dolphin Skagwgy & W»y Ports.|»tay J>
Spokane Skagway & Way Ports. IMay 0
Dlrigo :.. Pkagway *: Way Ports.|May 11
Al-Kl Skagway & Way-Ports. IMay 12
City Seattle... Skagway & Way Ports. IMay 15
Santa Ana.... Cooks Inlet & Way Pts.lMay 15
Portland Nome direct IMay 17
The steamer Alameda, which sailed on Sat
urday for Honolulu, carried an assorted mer
chandise cargo valued at $107,621 and $50,000
in United States silver coin. The principal
merchandise exports were as follows: 18S
bbla flour. 1555 pkffs fresh fruit, 75 pkgs fresh
veretables, 1278 pkgs potatoes, 45 pkgs on
ions. 4C2 ctls barley. 21,552 lbs bran. 19,974
lbs corn, 87 ctls wheat. 12.7C6 lbs middlings.
2055 lbs frozen meat, 1445 lbs dressed poultry.
1500 lbs wait, 1705 lbs 12 pkgs fresh fish. JWC6
lbs ham and bacon, 5567 lbs 5 cs cheese, 1308
lb« bread. 2265 cs canned goods, 1347 • pkgs
groceries and provisions, 2526 gals 2 cs wine,
IBS gals 7 cs whisky. 30 cs mineral water, 102
en Is 1 rn brandy, 75 cs ft bbls salmon. 09 cs
eggs, 12,1»2 lbs lajd. 8$«*9 lbs butter, 9150 lbs
rodfish, 7778 lbs mlllstuffs, 1537 lbs chocolate,
3032 lbs glucose, H75 Ibx beans, 2748 lbs nuts,
910 lbe 3 cs candy, 4040 lbs dried fruit, 470
lbs raisins, 7766 lbs 42 ca tobacco. 243 pkgs
dry goods. 72 ca boots and shoes, 39 cs hats,
126 rkgs drugs and medicines. 43 pkgs electri
cal supplies, 171 cs soap, 1200 lbs starch. 4
bdl» 8 bars steel, 73 pkgs wagon and carriage
material. 18 pkge leather. 22 pkgs arms and
ammunition, 183 coils rop«, SI pkgs mlllwork.
30 cs candles, 130 pkgs paints and oils. 4945
lh« rosin. 3*1 pkgs paper. 131 Mis 42 pc» pipe
59 Mis PI bars Iron, 21 pkgs Jocomotiv* parts
17 pkgs bicycles, 2 pkgs machinery. '
The Alamcda's Cargo.
The schooner Maggie C. Russ was cleared
yesterday for Altata with an assorted car^r,
valued «t $14,029. and Including the following:
f'00 cs dynamite, 750 cs blasting powder. 43 cs
caps and fuse, 1000 c» blasting cartridges, 742
hdls shooks, C70 crts flre bricks. ' 4945 lbs fire
clay. SaS lbs sheet tin. 60 sks coke. 6 bdls
cars, 1 boat. & bars steel. 6 colls wire, 13 bxs
glass. 26 pkgs hardware and mining supplies.
A Cargo for Mexico.
TO SAIL.
Steamer. [ Destination. . | Sails. I Pier.
R. Dollar...! Astoria & Portland! 5 pmjPier 2,
Newburg (Grays Harbor | 4 pm|Pier 10
Chico I Coqullle River ) (1 pm|Pier 2
Arctic Humboldt 10 amjPler 10
Empire j Coos Bay direct... 10 am Pier 13
Coos Bay... | San Pedro'&' Way. !) am Pier 13
Kebrazkan. .( Hono. & Kahului.. S pm Pier L'O
.Mny «.
Arcata j Coos Bay-Pt. Orfd. 10 am Pier 13
G. Liindauer ; Grays Harbor fi pm Pier —
City Puebla.l Puget Sound Ports. 11 am Pier 27
May 7.
Phoenix.... I Pt. Aren^-Mend'no 1 pm Pier 13
Corona j Humbaldt |l:30 p Pier 1ft
State of Cal .San Diego & Way.j 9 ami Pier Ifl
Curacao. ... Mexican Ports . 110 am Pier i!l
C. Nelson..-! Seattle & Tacoma. |10 am Pier '2
Mny **.
G.W.EIder.. Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier 2-t
Doric China & Japan 1 pm PMSS
Mny 1>. !
Newsboy... 1.. Angls-S. Pedrol 2 pmlPler 1C
R. Monica.. T>?s Angeles Port3.| 4 pmjpifr 2
Eureka Humboldt 12 ml Pier 13
Ramona . Newport & Way 9 amlPier 19
San Juan... N. V. via Panama. 12 mlPMSS
North Fork. Humboldt 9 am Pier 2
Mny 1O.
Pomona.... Humboldt 1 :30 p Pier lit
S. Rosa San I>!ejro & Way. 9 am Pier 19
. j Mny 11.
Pt. Arena.. Point Arena 4 pm Pier 2
Argo Eel River Ports 4 pm Pier 2
Queen Puget Sound Ports. 11 am Pier 27
May 12.
Oregonian.. N. Y. via Puget Sd Pier 20
Coronado... Grays Harbor 4 pm Pier 2
May III.
Columbia... Aetorla & Portland 11 am Pier 24
.May 14. J
J. Dollar. .. Seattle & Tacomal 4 pm|Pler 2
Sonoma Sydney & Way Pts.| 2 pra|Pler 7
May 15. I .
Alliance....! Portland &. Way..| 2 pm Pier 16
The Norwegian ship Avantl, now on Puget
Eound, will load lumber there for Delagoa
Bay at Sis 3d. chartered in England.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping: Merchants.
• r*-
The oil burning, oil carrying steamship Asun
cion errived yesterday from Redondo with 21,-
O0O barrels of oil In her cargo tanks.
Cargo of Oil.
The two big liners recently purchased in the
KaFt by the Pacific Mai! Steamship Company
for the San Francisco-Oriental trade have be*n
nerred the Manchuria and Mongolia. They are
expected here next February-
Names for New Liners.
The United States gunboat Wheeling, whose
statfen is Pago Pago, is at present undergoing
repairs at Auckland. She will be away from
her Samoan post for some time. a» there is con
siderable -work to be done on her. During her
ahsence there is no medico at Pago Pago and
when the steamship Sonoma was in port Dr.
McNulty. the liner's eurgeon. was called upon
for advice in several ca«es of sickness" ashore.
Wheeling in Auckland.
TO ARRIVE. -
Steamer. t j From. | Due.
Chas. Nelson. ' Seattle & -Tacoma |May 5
Kdlth ' Seattle May 5
Corona... 1 . i Humboldt . ." May 5
Mempht* j Hamburg & Way Ports May 5
North Fork...' Humboldt (May R
G. \V. Elder.. Portland & Astoria iMay 6
Ramona .Newport & Wny Ports. IMay 6
Xumantla... . Hamburg & Way Ports'May rt
Colon New York via Panama.|May «
Newsboy San Pedro iMay 7
X. Maru China & Japan iMay 7
Phoenix Ventura May 7
Eureka Humboldt May 7
Santa. Itosa... Sa:i Diego & Way Pts. May 7
Queen 'Puget Pound Ports .... May 7
Pomona Humboldt May H
Point Arena., rtnint Arena May 8
chehalis i Grays Harbor iMay ¦'¦>
Argo Eel Rivfr Ports IMay 0
Santa Munica. I Grays Harbor May !i
Coronado [Grays Harbor May !(
Columbia • Portland & Astoria.... May 10
f'fnttalia j Grays Harbor May 10
Coos Bay | 8an Pedro & Way Pts. May 10
J. Dollar I Seattle & Tacoma May JO
State of Cal.. ] Pan Diego &. AVay.Pts. May 11
Ar.ubis I Seattle May 11
G. Dollar Graya Harbor May IV*
Senator.: I Puget Sound Ports. ... May 12
City Panama, j New York via Panama. May 13
Nevadan I Honolulu & Kahulul... May 13
was recently sent to Fanning Island by the Ca
nadian Government to find out by observation
the correct petition cf the solitary little cable
station, has completed his workl lie found
that the. longitude as marked on the charts Is
correct, but that the latitude as the charts
show it !s 26 seconds too far. north. . . . .,
BRIG WHICH WENT ASHORE
AT DRAKE'S BAY LAST SUN
DAT NIGHT.
Branrh Hydrographic Office, V. S. S., Mer
chants' F.xchango, San Francisco. Cal..
May 4. 1WJ.1.
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 at S
p. m., Greenwich time
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. V. S. N".. in charge.
• •
Movements of Steamers.
Tirae Ball.
day in the order cf occurrence as to time: th»
fourth time column Sives the last tide oT the
day. except when ti'.f re . are but three tides,
as sometime* occur.". Th* heirhts given are in
addition to the sounuinss of the t'Aited States
COMt Survey Charts, except wiien a minus ( — (
sign pipc<>(i«>s! the lieljtlit. and then the number
plven is subtracted from tlie depth given by
the charts. The plane oi! reference Is the mean
of the lower low waters.
Position Almost Correct.
Civil Engineer and Astronomer Werry. who
The tug Sea Rover n-as dispatched yesterday
to at«!st the brijr I^urllne in getting: off the
tjeach «t Drakes Bey. »her» she ran ashore at
* o'clock Sunday night. It was thoupht the
tow boat would be »b]e to pull off the brig at
H»h tide. The L.urlin<» was bound from here
fo Port Hadlock for a load of lumber. Sh»
«as lirht at the tlm* she struck and et no re
pcrt was made of any serious .larr.HK** being
•"ustained it is net thought that ehe struck the
beach with any greet force.
To Pull Lurline From Beach.
From Auckland — Mife S. Strand, J. H. Ken
ray. Mi«* Hfdly. A. Campignon. I Norrr.an-
Cine, K. E. Turner, Mrs. Ritchie. Mr. a:id Mn
«:. C. McMillan. «'. W. ronder. W. F. Dairdalp
and eeriant. uscar Mean. Thomas Stuart Wal
ler Bokcr. Mr. p.n<l Mrs. F. R B*r»ran<l lA' P
Wilson. Mr. and Mm. I>. Campipnon. Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Abbott. Dr. A- J. Elliott, . Mrs. F.
Wils«n. Thrrnas Gi!mour. Thomas Jones Mr
mid Mrs. Fred Hraly. A. Kornwecilech Miss
If. Strand.
Fiom Te bo ra*o-H. C. Bush. Mr«. McLen
r.STi. Mist Ruaichman.
From Honolulu— Mrs. H. Middevftch Miss
Vtnfl'r Ho7-«t. r. Perk. D. r>owwtt. Mm. F. M
t^-hner. Mr. Mrlv^rton. L>r. Rjid Mrs J Jj
VcGrew. Mist U«yt, Mr. and Mrs. Irish Mrs'
W. M. Gifford. Mrs. M. Oavfy. S. Chalmern,
Misses IVok, I»r. and Mrs. J. D. Dowsett. ft
N. Bell. Mr. sn<1 Mrs. K. <\ Atherton. Mr and
Mr*. F. G. SOT**. Miss Gifford, M1f« F O»
horne. Captain and Mrs. Searles and child
Kirs H. K'finy. Mr. «nd-»irs. C A. Brown'
Mrs. Oeitz Ft., Mrs. Deitz Jr.. L,. B. Kerr Mrs
]'. H. Uavies and maid.
From Sydney — George .^trimpton. Mr. and
Mn n. I. Htney, Dr. O. E. L«ster. Mrs. I>»s
ler ana two children. Miss M. Wrlphtson. I>r.
I. W. Homer. C. K. Geojihegan, Mis* Baiiey.
Mr. and Mr5. Walter Ilaniker, C S. l*ane, Mlas
I. WriRhtscn, Mr. and Mrs. K. Forbes I>iu
M. M. Kn-.lth. F. N. BimpmSa, Mr. and Mrs. K.
Home. Mr. and Mrs. T. Uonrock. Alices Mun
i««-k. n. S. <Jcuci)». S. M. Toohey, John ljo\e.
nor#rt Nail. t»r. T. II. Mrs.
K'.rainrman. Mir. Vi'rightson, Ml?" L. Wrlsrht
•rn. Mr. and Mrs. C. Oibhs and two childrpn.
Mr. and Mr*. «iuy t'uocliaF, Mr. and Mrs. \V.
R. Elmflie. Miss Hran. Mr. R. H. Power Mrs.
W. Taylor. C I. Rlttenbonm. I), r. Heath, r.
C.. Wooster. <;«>orge Arnold. Mre. M. KandeiROii
• n<i two rhU<ircn. Miss Heine. Miss Da vies
Frank Juniper. P. IVrk, A. H. Jones Miss
XV<rKjruff. S. Ijfrkson. 1^. P. Ho;t, A. < '. H">«
Mrs. PoMtMtt. Mrs. Iverson and two children,'
Mr and Krm, 1. <;»>r5tle.
The Sonoma brought the largest cargo
she has ever carried from the other side
-f the Pacific. There were 1S50 tons, made
lip of colonial products and including IMS*
bales of flax. From Honolulu she brought
ftrae coffee, fct.2 bunches of bananas and
IS42 bags of sugar.
She brought 264 passengers, of whom
th*> majority came from Australia ai:d
New Zealand and are bound for LonJon.
Heavy gales were encountered between
Sydney and Auckland, and head winds
!»iween Honolulu and here.
The passengers included:
ship Company's liner Sonoma
rea«-h<»d here yesterday !n time to make
overland railroad connections for the 257 ¦
lags of British mail ?he brought from the
Antipodes. Through the courtesy of Dr.
Cur-.mir.g?, the surgeon in charge of the
Federal quarantine at this port, the tug j
J-iflief ivas allowed alongside the liner a j
tew minutes after she had anchored. .
After receiving a report from the ship's j
surgeon the Federal doctor released the j
mail, which was promptly transferred to .
the Relief and hurried ashore in time to
r>° piared on board the overland train.
The Sonoma on her outward trip est-ib- !
tithed a new record for the run between j
here and Sydney. Her actual steamir.,? i
time between the two ports was 19 days |
£ hours and 20 minuter. Although the j
weather prevented' speedy traveling on I
tli»> homeward voyage, the trip was e:i- j
joyed by the passengers, who expressed |
their pleasure to Captain Herriman in
th^ form of a testimonial, in which they
raid tribute to the ship, to the cultine
Rnd to the attention received from all the
rifflceiT.
ALTHOUGH a few hours late in j
arriving, as the result of head j
¦winds encounterd between here i
and Honolulu, the Ocear.ic Steam- I
NEW YORK — Arrived Mny 4— Stmr Kroon
land, from Antwerp; stmr Victoria, from Liv
erpool: stmr l'Aquitalnr. from Havre.
NAPLES— Arrived Mf*y 1— Stmr- Neapolitan
Prince, from New York.
PALERMO— Palled May 1— Stmr Sicilian
Prince, for New York.
GLASGOW— Sailed May 2— Stmr Kastatia.
for Montreal: stmr Sardinian, for Montreal.
SCILLY — Passed May 1'— Stmr Bulgarian,
from Bfsltimore. for Ilamburs.
HAMBURG— Arrived May 2— Stmr Augu&te
Victoria, from New York.
MARSEILLES— Arrived May 2— Stmr Peru
gia, from New York.
CHERBOURG— Arrived May 3— Stmr Bar
barossa, from New York, for Bremen, and pro
ceeded.
Sailed May S— Stmr Friederlch der Grosse.
from Bremen, for New York.
QUEENSTOWN— Sailed May 3— Stmr Iver
nia, from Liverpool. . for- New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
1 SAN PEDRO— Sailed May 4— i; S etmrs New
! York, Boston, Ranger and Marbtehead, for
! cruise.
EUREKA — Sailed May. 4— Stmr Corona, for
Ran Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA— Sailed May 4— Stmr
Santa Rosa, for San Diego; stmr Ramona, for
San Pedro.
SEATTLE— Sfclled May 2— Stmr Santa Bar
bara, for San Francisco; Jap etmr Shlnano !
Maru, for Hongkong. May 1— Stmr Jeanle, for !
Valdez.
Arrived May 3— Stmr .Tames Dollar, hence |
April •_".*. May .4 — Stmr Bertha, from Valdez. i
Sailed May 4— Bark CD Bryant, for Hono- j
PORT TO WNSEND— Arrived May 4— Schr
Matthew Turner, from Honolulu; Br -hip Ani
namurchfln, from Santa Rosalia.
ASTORIA— Sailed May 4— Schr El Dorado,
for Tsintau. I ¦ •
FAIRHAVEN — Arrived May 3— Stmr Jeanie,
from Seattle, and sailed May 4 for Valdez.
Arrived May 4 — Schr Fred J Wood, hence
April 21. i
SAN DIEGO— Sailed May 4— Schr Lottie Car- !
son. lor Eureka.
WESTPORT— Arrived May 4— Stmr West
port, hence May '.}.
TATOOSH— Passed in May 4— Bark Carroll
ton, from Honolulu, for Port Angeles.
Passed May 4 — Hktn Mary Wlnkelman, from
Tahiti, for Port Townsend.
ABERDEEN— Arrived May 4— Stmr Santa
Monica, hence April 20; stmr Chehalis, henct
April 30.
Sailed May 4— Schr Falcon, for San Fran
cisco. *
SOUTH BEND— Sailed May 4— Stmr Cruiser,
for Coos Bay.
VENTURA— Sailed May 4— Barge Santa
Paula, in tow tug Rescue, for San Francisco.
PORT LOS ANGELES— Arrived May 4—
Stmr San Mateo. from Comox.
PORT HA DLOCK— Sailed May 4— Schr
Frank W Howe, for San Francisco.
CASPAR— Sailed May 4— Stmr Samoa, for
San Francisco. /
GRAYS HARBOR— Arrived May 4— Stmr
Chehalis, hence April 30.
ISLAND PORT.
HILO— Arrived May 4— Ship Falle of Clyde,
hence April 19. .
FOREIGN PORTS.
DUNKIRK— Arrived May 1— Fr ship Canne
blTe, from Oregon.
HONGKONG— Arrived prior to May 2— Br
elmr Pukling, from Tacoma; Br etnir Tartar,
from Vancouver.
Sailed April 1(>— Br stmr Lothian, for .
y.\LMOUTH— Sailed May 2— Ger ship Ecua
dor, for BlrkenViead.
QUEEXSTOWN— Arrived May 2— Br ship
County of Roxburgh, from Astoria.
CAPE TOWN— Sailed May 4— Bark James
Nesmith. for Newcastle, Aui.-
YOKOHAMA— Arrived May 2— Br stmr Gae
lic, henco April 14.
KINSALE— Pnssed May 4— Fr bark Eugenie
Fautrel. hence Jan 10. for Queenstown.
MULL — Arrived May 3— Br ship Metropolis,
hence Jan ¦!. •¦ ¦•
DELAGOA BAY— Arrived May 4— Ship John
Currier, from Whatcom.
NEWCASTLE, Aus— Sailed May 4— Bktn
Punko, for Honolulu.
CAPE TOWN— Arrival May 4— Br ship
Oweenee, from Tacoma.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
April 28. lat CO X, Ion '.» AV, Br ship Ky
nance, from Swansea, for San Franci«co.
March 31, lat 6 N, Ion 27 \V, Ger ship nlgel,
hence Jan 14, for Qufonstown. M
. TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT l.OBOS, May 4, 10 p m— Weather
cloudy ; wind S\V, velocity 12 miles per -hour.
SPOKK-V
SAILED.
Monday, May 4.
P'.mr Pomona, Swansor., Eureka..
Slmr Eureka, .Tesaen, Eureka.
Stmr Rainier, Ilansen. Seattle.
Simr AurelSa. Peterson, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Point Arena, Hansen, Mendocino.
Stmr Alcatraz, Carlson, Green^voodf
Stmr Lakme, Wclvlc, Eureka.
Stmr Arg-o, Dunham. Eel Hirer.
Stmr Olympic, Hansen, What-com and Filr
haven.
Schr Viking, Luljens. Unalaska.
Simr Pomona. Swans«n, Eureka; Paoirtc
Coast Steanvlilp Co.
Pchr Maggie C Rub3, Roscnjrren, Altata;
William Olien.
HONOLULU, April 28.— The Legislature
has passed and sent to the Governor a
bill providing for a put>lic loan of $3,000,000.
This sum is to be spent in public works.
It is proposed to issue bonds annually for
the full amount allowed by the organic
act. *•
Provides for a Public Loan.
The Costellos have been separated for
several years, during which time they
have been engaged in litigation and car
ried on open domestic warfare.' Mrs. Cos
tello has made numerous attempts to gain
possession of her children and charges of
attempted kidnaping have been made
against her. Owing to Coetello's wealth
and wide business -interests their family
troubles were given much publicity.
"It is hard t<Asay just how serious the
wound is," said one of tnem. "It may
be fatal, but the chances are in favor of
recovery. Costello Is resting easy to
night."
Costello is one of the best known and
wealthiest men in Buffalo. He made
a fortune in the lumber business in Penn
sylvania and has extensive copper min
ing interests in the West. He is also
interested in a large number of corpora
tions.
BUFFALO, May 4.— John H. Costello,
mining operator and oil man, with offices
In the Prudential building,, was shot by
his wife to-day. Two shots were fired.
One took effect in the right shoulder. Cos
tello was removed to a hospital. The
surgeons,' probed for the bullet for some
time this evening, but they were unable
to locate it.
Family Troubles of John H
Costellb End in a Serious
Affray.
Mining Operator Is Shot
in the Shoulder by
His Wife.
By the Courtesy of Quarantine Officials the Letter Bags Are
Transferred to Tug Relief Without Delay— Liner Brings Nearly
300 Passengers and the. Largest Cargo She Ever ; Carried
DROPS HUSBAND
WITH A BULLET
SONOMA ARRIVES LATE, BUT IN TIME
TO GET BRITISH MAIL ABOARD TRAIN
THE SAN FK ANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1903,
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white hands, bright
clear complexion,
soft, healthful skin.
Sold all vrer the world.
I ' VEB^ISEMENTS.
Improperly digested" food up-
sets the whole system and makes
thcblood impure. The stomach
is weak and needs a tonic. Try
the Bitters. . It positively cures
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Constipation, ; . Biliousness, Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia or Kidney
Troubles.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Train, l^e "^VxCiycO. 11 " 1 '* f
(Main Line, Foot of ft-rket Street )
mn — Fbom Afkii. 5. 1903. — Aa-jr?
7.00a Benlcla, Salsnn, Elmlra -nd Sacr»-
mento Z-? 5 '
7.00a Tacarllle, Wintert, Romier 7-25*
7.30a M-rtlnez, 8sn Kamon. Vallejoi,
Xaps. CtMstofi-a, Santa Rosa 6 25-
7.30a Kllei. LathroD. Stockton 7.2Sr
8.00a DaTls,TVood:and, Cntghts L»nd:ncr,
MarysTtlle. OroTllle. (connects
at M-rysvllIe for Crldley, Blgga
andCblco) 7-55?
800a Atlantic Express— Ogden «nd Eait. 10.25a
8- CO* Fort Cost*. M-rtlnez. Anttoco.
Tracy. Stockton, Sacr.meato,
Loi Banos. Mendota, Huaford.
Tlialia. PorterTille m4_2Bi >
8.00a Port €o«t>. Martinez, Lathrop. Mo-
desto. Merced. Frenno. Goinen
Junction, Balcenifleld 5 25r
8.30a Efcaita Express— DaTli. Wtniami
(for Bartlett Springi). Wlllowt,
trruto, Ked Bluff, Portland 7.88F
8.30a Nlles, San Joie. Llverniore, Stock-
ton.Ione.Sacramento.PlacerTlllo.
MarysTllle. Chlco, Red Bluff 4.25*
8 50* Oakdale. Chinese. Jamestown. So-
nora. Tuolumne and Ansel* 425r
9 00a M-rtlnez and Way Stations 6 55-
10.00a Vallejo 12-25?
410.00a Crescent City Express. Eastboand.
—Port Costa. Tracy, Lathrop,
Stockton. Merced. Havmond.
Fresno, Bakersfield, Los Ansele*
and New Orleans. (Westbound
arrires as Pacific Coast Express,
Tl*Co«st Line) «1.3Cr»
10 00a The OTerland Limited — Ogden.
Denyer, Omaha. Chicago 825f
12.00m Hnywan!. Nlles and Way Stations. 3.25P
H-OOp Sacramento Rrrer Steamer. tii.00?
3 30r Bentcta. Winter*. Sacracaento,
Woodland. William*. Colusa, Wil-
lows. Knights Landing. Marys-
vilie. OroTllle 10 55*
3 30f» TTa.Tward. N'lles and Way Stations.. 755-
4 00? Martinez.SaulUmoii.Vallejo.Napa,
Calls toga. Santa IJush 9 25 i
4-00- Martlaez.Tracy.Lathi-"' -r.rkton. 10 25a
4-OOr Xlles. LtTermore. St(H:ki.n. Lodi.. 4-25i»
4 30p UarwArd. Nile*, lrvln^tou. Ban { '8.55 it
•lose. Livermore i 111.55a
• OOr The Owi Limited— Fresno. Tulare,
Bakerafleld.LosAageles: connec-
tion. Saugrus for Santa Barhara.
carries Golden State Ltmited
Sleeper Sundays and Wedae*-
days until April SO. 8 55*
i S.OOp Port Costa. Tracy, Stockton, Loa
Banoa ~I2 25p
t5 30r Niles. San Jose Local 7.25*
6.00P Hay ward, Klles and B«a Jose 10 25*
! tJDOr Oriental Mail— Ofden. Dearer.
Om-hs, St. Loals. Chicago. (No
<J»y coaches run on t.1!« traia
between 8aa Francisco and
Reno.) 4.2S»
' «700r Banset Limited (leares Tta Coast
Lina Eastboond). — New York.
. New Orleans. Los Angeles,
Fresno, Berenda, Raymond. Mar-
tinez. (ArrlTe* -u San Joaqula
Valley Westbound) 825a
7.00r Ban Pablo. Port Costa, Martloes
and Way Station* 11.25*
1 t7.00r Vallejo 7.65*
i 7. OOr Sacramento, Trnckee, Reno and
, Intermediate Stations 765*
: 8 05p Oregon A California Express— Sao*
ramento, Marysvllle. Redding;
Portland. Po«et Sound and East. 8-5S*
, IS.IOr Hay ward. Xtles and San Jose (San-
day only) 111.55 a
I 11.25- Port Costa. Tracy. Lathrop, Mo-
desto. Merced, Raymond. Fresno, 12 25p
j Hanfor*. Visalia. Bakersfleld S.25P
COAST LI N E <3arn»w Gso S e).
I (Foot of Market Street.)
| {7-45* Santa Cruz Excursion (Sunday *
only) :3.C5*
8-1 5a Newark. Centervtlle. San Jos*.
Felton. Boulder Creek. Santa
Cruz and Way Station* 6 5Cp
. t2.15r ITewarU:, Centerville, San Jose,
New Almad«n. Los Gatoa.Felton,
Boulder Cr«rk. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations 10 50a
4-15p Newark. Saa Jose, L«9 Gatot (on
Saturday and S nnd ay runs
through to Santa Cruz, connects
at Felton for Boulder Creek.
: Mond»y only from Santa Cruz).. +850 »
OAK LAND HARBOR FERRY\
From SAN UKANCISCO. Foot of Market 9U (SIlpS)
— T7:13 »:00 11:00 *Jt. 1.00 3 00 5.15 p.m
From OAKLAND. Foot of Broadway — |S:00 tS:flO
_! :< ?-LJ?. :00 -"• 12 00 200 4 00p.m.
| COAST LINE <Bn»d uii^j.
I (ThUH anil I'o'Tnsend Streets.)
1 6.10a San Jose and Way Stations 7T30r
! t700* San Jose and Way Stations S30f
J7-30a New Almaden /4-IOp
17-15* Monterey and Santa Craz Excur
slon (Sunday only) t8 Sir
1410a CoastLlne Limited— Stopsonly Saa
Jose, Gliroy. Iloillster. Pajaro.
CastroYlUe. Salinas. San *rd«,
Paso Robles. Santa Margarita,
6an Luis Oblspo. Quadalupo,
Surf. Lorapoc, S«nta Barbara.
San Buenaventura. Santa Paula,
Saugus, Los Anirele*. (Connec-
tion from Santa Cruz and Moa-
I terey) 10<5»
•10 00a Pacific Coast Express (leaves vU
San Joaqnln Valley Fjistboun4
as Crescent Ctty Express).— Ne-»
Orleans. Los Angeles, Santa Bar-
bara. PaclDc Crovo, Del Monic.
(Arrives via Coast Line West-
! bound) 1.30*
: 8. 00* San Jose. Tres Ptnos. Capitols,
SantaCruz.Pactflc Grove.Saltnas,
San Luis Oblspo and Principal
latermedtata Station* 4.10r
> 10.30a San Jose and Way Stations .. V20p
[ 11.30a San Jose, Los Gatoa and Way Sta-
i tlons 530p
! #1.30- S«n Jose and Way Statlona... ...... > 7 0Dp
i 2.00p Ban Jose and Way Stations 110 00a
TJOOp Del Monte Express— Santa Clara.
' San Jose. Gliroy, HollUter, Sanu
. Cruz, Del Monti, Monterey. Pa-
i cine G rove, 8.11a as aad Principal
i Station* , 12 ISr
W0p Burllngame. San Mateo, Red wood*.
MenloPark. Palo Alto, May Held.
Mountain View. Lawrence. Santa
. Clara and 9.n Jose . 8 3(t_
!H2 F f* B J . osc ' 9 llro * »n<l Way 8utlonat1o!45A
toOOP San Joss. Lo* Gato* and Principal
.,,„ Vr.ystatlons ... f g 0 0*
I5.30P SanJo»enndPrlnc!parWayStat!oa* t8 00a
TV. 1 dp San Mateo, 6ehnonr.Beresford.San
Carlos, Redwood, Fair Oaks.
_,-- Menlo Park. Palo Alto t6 48*
loo |*° Jog «L« n <l Way Stations ... 6 36*
7.C0r Sunset Limited. Ea«tbound.-S_o
Lul* Oblspo, Santa Barbara. Loa
Angelea, Demlng. El Paso. New
Orleans. New Tork. (Westbound
.11 ii ..-, t , rTl 7 l> " T l-S(»nJo»qntnVa:!ey)... »r«?S»
rlliiT* I()AIto " n(lw » T Sttelons t9.45»"
• I1.46P San Jo^eand Way Stations t9 45>
*, a A f 2 r Mo ">ln-". P for Afternoon.
X Saturday and Sunday only.
I Stops at all stations on Sunday.
t Sunday excepted. : Sunday only.
• Saturday only.
'Connects at Goshea Jc with trains for Hanfor*,
Visalia. At Fretno, for VUalla vl» Saagsr.
• Via Coast Line.
/Tuesday and Friday.
; •» Arrive Tta Nlles.
n Dally except Saturdar.
Jff > la Sao Joaquln Valley.
z Stops Santa Clara south bonnd only. Crmascta
t-xceot Sund-,v. for ail points Narrow O*ulcu.
MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
Leave Via Sausalito Ferry Arrive
San Fran. Foot oi Market St. San Fran.
; J: I; i: «-=Sri;S |K 5f :
5:15 P. 10:00 A. .J M J?l- nn .. 3:-0p. S:SOp.
•• 11*30 a ** I *- tM * J Jm 4 35 p
"!""!. 1:30 v. "TUftMOFiiMLrllir Mlfp'T,..,.
. j.35p. Otntllthijnxrva*. $ 00 p!i!
UrutMIS Omi-lun Iinrs J:M «. vmi UTfnniwotlMixf
TICIIT J 626 Market St.. (North Shore Railroad)
CJ7ICES J and Sausal'to Ferry, Foot Markst St.
Weekly Call, $1 per Year
California
Limited .,
7b CHICAGO Daily.
J^^^g^] For Those Who
SANTA FE TRAINS.
Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. ¦
I Local I LinTd J Local [OVrl'd
I Pally | Dally [ Dally | Dally
Lv San Fran I 8:00a! 9:30 a! 4:00p 8:0O p
Ar Stockton ll:1Oa 12:08 pj 7:10pll:15p
" Merced 1:20 pj 1:40 p| l:2Sa
" Fresno . .- 3:20 p: 3:00 p 1 3:15 is
"Hanford 5:00 p[ 3:51 pi 7:30 a
" Visalia .110:25 pi 4:43 p! 5:00a
" Bakersfleld .. 7:10 pj 6:50 pj j 7:35 a
" Kansas City. .' 2:25s | 7:20a
" Chicago \ ! 2:15 p| ! 8:47p
a for morning, p fcr afternoon.
8:00 a m. Daily Is BakersHeld Local, stop-
ping at all points in San Jpaquln Valley. Cor-
responding train arrives at 7: jo a. m. daily.
9:30 a. m. Dally in the CAXXPOBZ7IA
LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars
and -Dining Cars through to Chicago. Chair.
Car runs to Bakersfle Id for, accommodation of
lecal flrst-c!a«s pa^senjrers." No second-class
tickets are honored on this train. Correspond-
ing: train arrives at 11:10 p. m. daily.
4:00 p. m. u Stockton Local-. Corrsspcndlng
train arrives at 11:10 a. m. dally.
S:00 p. m. :h the (n-erland Exprets. with
through Palace and Tourist Meepers and Free
Ueclinins Chair Cars to Chicago; a!so Palace
Slepcer. which cuts out at Fresno. Correspond-
ing train arrives at C:0O p. m. dally.
Person \lly conducted parties for Kansas
City. Chicago and East leave San Franc-ico
i every Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8
1 p. m.
Offices— fUt Market street and in Ferry De-
pot. San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Oakland.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO.
LESSEE
SAN IIUNCiSCO A*IO NORTH PACIFIC
SAILWAT COMPANY.
Tiburon Ferry, Foot cf Market St.
SAW FRANCISCO~TO SAW BAPAEL.
WKKK DATS— 7:30. S:0O. »:0O, 11:00 a. m.:
12:35, 2:."0, 3:4i>. 5:10. 5:50. 6:30 and 11*1
p. m. Thursdays — Kxtra trip at 11:30 p. m
Saturdays — Kxtra trip at 1:30 p. m.
SITXDAYS— 7:30. 8:00. 9:30. 11:00 a. m. : 1:30.
11:30, 3:40. 5:10. 6:30. 11:30 p. in.
SAW 3AFAEL TO SAW FrAWCZSCO.
WEEK DAYS— 6:05, 6:50. 7:35. 7:50. 9:20.
11:15 a. m.: 12:50. t2:00. S:40. 5:00. 6:20. BrL'O ;
p. m. Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:45 p. m. :
El;xn.\Y.s — aatt. ir,z>. osa. ii:ir> ¦». in.: 1:43.
3:li». 4 ."><>. 5:0O. C.2<\ 0:10. 6 2-"» \\ m. tEx-
rcpt fatunhiys.
Leave J In Effect j Arrive
San Fran. | May 3, ltXt-1. | Pan Kran.
Week I Sun- I Destlna- Sun- I Week |
Days. I days. | ticn. days. | Days.
| 7:30 a 7:45 a! 7:15 a
7:.".0a S:0Oa 8:40a! 8:4Ua:
8:00 a »:.ti)a Ignaclo. 10:_t> ado •_¦» a
2:30 p 2:30 pi | 6:01) pi «:"t» p
5:10 p 5:10 p| | 6:20 p| 7:25 |>
I I i 7:25 pj
7 :30 a 7 :30 a I 7 :45 a| 7 :4."> a i
K:(X)a H:CM)a Novato, 10:20 a IO:2O a j
2:30 p 9:30 a Petaluma 6:_i> p 6:2O i» !
5:10 p 2:30 p and 7:25 p 7:25 p '
| 5:10 p Santa Rosa. | m | |
7 -.so a 7:30 a! 10:20 aj!0:2O a
K:O0a 8:00 a 1 Fulton. 7:25 p 6:20 p
2::i0p 2:U0p| | 7:25 p
I Windsor. I I
7:30 a 7:30 a Healdsburg. 110:20 a ! 10:2» a
Lytton. ) I
2:30 p 2:30 p Geyserville. | 7:25 pi 7:25 p
j I Cloverdale. | j j
7:30 a] 7:30 e Hopland 110:20 aj 10:20 a j
2:.iop; 2:30 p and Uklah. | 7:23 p! V:2op I
~7£3CaT~7:.>0ai Willlts. | 7:25 pi 7:25 p
~8:0Oa: 8:00 al ' |10:20 ajlO:2O a j
2JS0p[ 2:30 p[ GuernevUle. | 7:25 pi C:2O !•
"sToo a|~S:0O al Sonoma, 1 8:40 a! S:4Oa |
r.:lop| 5:10 p[ Glen Ellen. |6:OO p| 6:2t> p i
7:30~a| 7:30 a I " 110:20 a|lO:2o a !
2:30 p| 2:30 p| Sebastopol. | 7:25 p| 6:- % 0 :> |
STAGES connect at Santa Rosa for Whit; I
Sulphur Sprlnes; at Fulton for Altruria ana !
Mark West Sprlnes: at Lylton for Lytton I
Springs: at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs; a» j
<*loverdale for the Geysers. Booneville and
Greenwood; at Hopland fcr Duncan Sprints.
Highland Springs. Kels>yvlUe. CarlsbaJ i
Spring*. Soda Bay. Lakeport and Bartleit !
Springs: at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Saratoga j
Springs, Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake, Witter
Springs, I'pper Lp.ke. Porao, Potter Valley I
John Day"s. Riverside, Litrley*. Bucknells.
Kanhcdrin He'chts, HullviUe. Orr's Hot
Sprincs. Halfway House. Comntche. Camp
Stevens. Hopkins, Mendocino City. Fort BnvgK
Westport, Ufa!; at Wlllits for Sherwood, Cah-
to,. Covelo. LaytonvIHe, Cummlngs, Bell's
Springs, Harris, Olsens. Dyer, Garberviile.
I'epperwood. Scotia and Eureka.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re-
duced rates.
On Sundays — Round trip Mcket3 to all points
beyond San Rafael at half rates.
Ticket office. 650 Market street. Chronicle
building.
H. C. WHITING. . R. X. RTAN.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Tags. Agt.
DIRECTORY
OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES.
Catalogues and Price Lists Mailed
on Application.
I RE C H AND SALT MEATS.
JAS RflYFS/tCO Shipping Butchers. ifM
JAS. DWlEJaW. clay. TeL Main VOtZ
OFFICE, BANK FURNITURE ETC
CEO. H, FULLER DESK CO. M «5y
' ~~ OILS. ——
LUBRICATING OILS. LEONARD ft ELLIX
. 41S Front «t.. 8. F. Phona Main lTiaT
PRINTINO.
E.C.HUOBES, mwSSSS:^.
Weak Men and Women
SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS. THE
Great Mexican Remedy; K lve« health and
•trenjth to lexual orjatui. Depot, 323 Mark-t.
1 1-imi-j.Li.u. ii i iinMitijLi Tn cam da cacti
SiP^ffl SAN QUENTIN '
MILL VALLEY,
&^1 hW CAZAubnUj LIU.
,-WKEK DAIS *HoUdaya excepted)^-«:43.
fT« »:45. 5>:45, 11 »• m.. 12:20. 'lAb. 3:15,
4:16. -15:15. '6:15, 6:45. U, 11:45 p. m.
7:45 a", m. train week days does not run to
M SITNDAYS AND LEGAL HOLIDAT8— I,
t«i t"> t'10, 11. tll:30 a. m.. tl2:30. t*l:30.
2:S» <i:W. S. *i. 7:30. 9. 11:15 p. in.
Trains marked!*) run to San Quentin. Thosu
marked tt) to Fairfax, except 5:15 p. m. Eat-
urda>». On Saturdays the 3:15 p. m. train
rU FPOM SAN^RAFAEL TO SAX FRAXCISCO
—Week days— 5:25. ;B: # -'5. 7:40. S:15. J!):a5,
11 05 s. m.. 12:30, 2:20. 13:45, 4:50, 5:30,
(5-45. 10:?0 p. m.
MONDAYS— 6 !l 8. 7:3.'.. JS:10. 0:40, ,10:55.
111-45 s. m.. 12:50. _:30, J^:25. 4:40. J5:5o.
6:.W, 7:35. 10:_0 D. m.
' Trains n-.arked (J) start frcm San Quentin.
I FKOM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRA.V-
fciSCO— Week da>s-.V45. C:40, 7:45, 8:25.
9:4.V 11:10 a. m.. 12:40, 2:45, 5:15, 5:10, 7:05.
10-40 p. m.
SUNDAYS— C:35. 7:55, 10, 11:10 a. m..
' 12:«>»! 1:05. 2:40. 3:15, 4:55, 6:06. 7:10. 10:-J0
I V- ni - THROUGH TRAINS/
j 7:45 a. m.. weeK days— Cazedero and way
! B 5:15 p. m.. tv-e«k days (Saturdays excepted) —
Tomales and way stations.
3:15 n. m.. Saturdays— Cazadero and way
station?.
Sundays and Lecal Holidays — S a. m., Caza-
dero an.l way station-.
Sunday* and Legal Holidays — 10 a. m.. Foint
Iteyrs and way stations.
TICKET OFFICE-- 626 Market it.
FERRY — Foot of Market st:
i PERFECT
TJsed by people of refinement
xor over a quarter of a conttuy
PREPARED BY
¦ £0. & j£ •> -TJ/Tr r>
For Stomach Disorders
<-out and k-vspepsla
CRINK
Best .NATURAL Alkaline Water.
A. VIGNIER CO., San Francisco.
CUTLERY*
EVERY.H-AH-.WRRANIED
f#SumWvet|
If RUBBER? HEELS
Are Grea^t to We&r
Q- _; q
nvss mouse
American and Kuropcan plan; 400 room*;
suites with bath; newly fitted throughout.
All modern conveniences. Up-to-date head-
quarters for mining: and commercial men.
Army and navy headquarters. Saitirlc
rooms. Music at dinner hour. Located In
cenler or city. Convenient to all car lines. |
CHAS. .NEWMAN CO.. prop., formerly pro- J
rrletor of Richelieu Cafe, Montgomery, j
Bush & Pine its.; telephone in every room. I
o 6
5 VISIT DR. JORDAN'S GREATi
(MUSEUM OF ANATOMY?
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w j tiin. v.'ond. We.icnes>e> cr _uy cnniracied W
-_ fl*?W9 discj,f p.llll»rlyr-redliy|hcnlaw f
V IfiSSa bpeculiit on the Coiit. Est. 56 years. O
6 fl*g* DR. JORDAN-DISEASES OF MEN 4
\ ¥ ftWl^l C"on«ulution fiee »nd strir tiy privilr. \
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You. K. Y. or 206 Post Street, San Fr-nciscc, CaU
f STRpNS &CO.j^g<
P E N TS^ J
MARKET STV3F*>S3S^
REMOVAL.
H. BRACE, dealer In wall paper
paints, oils, varnishes, etc.. has moved from
S020-3022 Sixteenth st. to 447 Valencia be-
tween 16th and 16th. Telephone Mission 181
Ilesidence telephone Church 2546. Paperhan.;-
Ing. palntlnj;, tinting, etc. .
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