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VESSEL WHICH HAS BEEN*
CHARTERED AT VERY LOW
RA--E. . , ¦
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
Wednesday, July 28.
Etmr Cfty of Para, Zeeder. 21 days 7 hours
from Panama, via Mazatlan 5 days 6 hours.
Stmr Columbia, Doran, .08!$ hours from Port-
The British ship Imberhorne, which made
port on Tuesday, was "chartered prior to ar
rival for wheat . to Europe at 21s 6d. The
French bark Alice has been - rechartered for
wheat and barley to Europe at 14s (approx
imately). The British bark . Inverclyde loads
grain and merchandise for Liverpojl direct.
Matters of Interest, to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.
? : •
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
The Kosmos liner Theben has been floated off
Cunningham Island and Is now on her way to
Punta Arenas, where she is due July 31. She
Is eaid to have sustained extensive damage.
»
Theben Much Damaged.
Chief Officer Quinn of the Pacific Mail
Company 1 * steamship Aztec is in Jail at Nome,
awaiting trial for shooting a' sailor named
Chrlstlanson, who tried to desert the vessel.
ChrUtlanson got away and Qulnn followed In
a boat. Christianson landed and was getting
away when Qulnn dropped him by putting a
bullet through one of the sailor's legs. Qulnn
was arrested at the Instance of some miners
who witnessed the shooting.
Aztec's Hate in Jail.
The schooner Arago. which arrived yesterday
from the Bering Sea, brought down 75.000 cod
fish. She spoke the brig Harriet G on May 16,
and the catch of that vessel then amounted to
10 000 fish. The • barkentlne Fremont, spoken
July 9. had 125,000. ..V ,
Cargo of Codfish.
The charter of the British ship Inverclyde to
carry grain to the United Kingdom at 16s
»d was considered about the lowest ever mad*
from this port, but the charter reported yester
day of the French bark Alice, 14s. is consider- •
ably lower. The owners of the French vessel
will fare better, however, than the Inverclyde'*
owners as the bounty <pald by the Fru.ih Gov
ernment' is equal to about 12s. In • neither,
charter however, is there much comfort for
the owner* of the big fleet of waiting vessels.
Low Charters.
isecon<l Officer Burtenfhaw of the^afi?h bark
Annasor.a discovered yesterday aftPriioon that
the role of "bucko" has its- drawbacks. Long
eftex the etars which twinki^J at tU awaken
ing have ceased to thin* «md when his port
cheekbone uo longer wears the Colorado ma
duro ehanty left i."ere by the tarry Ost of a
rawboned apprentice-boy. Burtenshaw will re
menr.ber the afternoon the Annaeona. docked at
Esa Francisco and the puncture his dignity re
ceived on that occasion. The Annstsona, which
arrived here a few days ago from Antwerp,
docked yesterday afternoon at Howard-street
M-!:arf. A large crowd gathered to watch the
trim vessel make fast. Burtenshaw Js younp
and as he superintend*! the docking of the
tark lost no opportunity to impress the auOi
«;n<-e on the bulkhead that he was one havin
authority and not as the sailors and aprren
tiw-s who were hauling st his bidding
"I'd soak a —.an that talked to me like
last." remarked a native son from the bulk
head. The crtticiKm was called forth by the
Hurtenshaw method of showing authority The
BurtMlihiw order was followed by caustic oer
eonal comment on tha worthlessness slow
ness. clum*iner» and general unhandiness of
thoee he was ordering. As the work progressed
<*<« eloquence of Burtenshaw Increased a
number of apprentices were hauling a wire
hawser acrosB the quarterdeck. ; Upon one *t>.
prentice. Good by name. the. Burtenshaw nag-
King battery waa directed with full force tin
ti! the Burtenshaw sarcasm maga«inT%h"r
exhausted Itself or became Jammed. T*.Z
wm a Bputter and a spitting and • bang wlm
uA «JSr* taw flEt * Ealnst the Dose of Ap^"
• T?ing: -;
1 he worm had turned.
Good had taken a hand at leading and before
Bmenshaw had time to move OooV« fl B t wls
Plated hard and fast against ti ,^c O nd maTe"
optic. Burtenshaw wiped the blood from hi"
VfiV? r ' • fwlos * tlc - Jamblike bleat*
there^ ?Ve * W * y< B0W: <3on>t sUnd «P ln S
Perils of "Buckoism."
Sacramento, jui>O 29.— John spin
citl. an engineer on th» gasoline launch
Lafayette, that runs between this city
and Walnut Gtove. wai?.- drowned in the
Sacramento River !,>ar^£he latter place
last Sunday evening. S-£»inetU Qvas a
nephew of former Congressman A. Cami
netti. . ' Q
Launch Engineer Drowned.
I Although there were present a majority
ofKthe storkhoMcrs of th»* Spring- Valley
Vfater Works yesteMav at the meeting
in o the companj j ofhee. an adjournment
vsis liken until Aui jst 26 to allow the
prrs-'enee ofea larger representation of the
capital stock. The meeting was 'or the
purpose of voting on t*>e question of sell
ing the plant'" and franchises' of tr""
Sprimr VaUey Water W^rks to he Spring
Valley X\mer Company, a new organiza
tion, and as the question was oneof great
importance it was deemed bet-T to have
a large percentage of ~*ock rep-esented
p-'ien the cuestion came to a vote.
Stockholders' 'Mf^ting Adjourns.
land, via Astoria 44 hours.
Stmr Redondo, Krog, 3S hours • from San
Pedro.
Stmr Czarina, Seaman, 45 hours from Coob
Bay.
Stmr Ram-jna, Eaeles, 60 hours from San
Pedro, etc.
Stmr Centennial, Xlitgaard, 70% hours from
Seattle.. - • ¦ ¦
Stmr Santa Barbara. Zaddart, 42 hours from
San Pedro.
Bktn Arago. Semsen, 6 days from Willapa
Harbor.
Schr John A, 'Olsen, 6 days from Astoria.-
Schr Volant, Skipper, 7 days from Grays
Harbor.
Schr Sacramento, Mercer, 4 days from sius
law.
Schr Mary E Russ, Nyman, 3 days from
Eureka. ' •
Schr Wing and Wing, Grimm. 4 days from
Siuslaw River.
Schr Arago. Hansen, 17 days from Bering
Sea.
Schr Melancthon, Stark, 4 days from Coos
Bay. . . . .
CLEARED. ,
Wednesday, July 29. ,
Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego;
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
- SAILED. '
Wednesday, July 29.
Stmr Jas Dollar, Thwlng, Seattle. .
Stmr Newburg, Andfindsen, Grayi Harbor.
Stmr Phoenix, Odland, Mendocino.
Stmr Iaqua. Bonifield, Eureka.
Stmr Rival, McClements, Willapa Harbor.
Stmr Redondo, Krog, Eureka.
SPOKEN.
May 20, Iat 43 ,S, Ion 64 W. Fr bark Emilia
Galllne, from Swansea, for San Francisco.
July 11, Iat 14 N. Ion 27 W, Fr bark Bon
champs, from Shields, for San Francisco.
Per schr Arago — July 9, in Bering Sea, bktn
Fremont, with 125.000 codfish. < May 16, brig
Harriet G, with 10,000 codfish.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, July 29. 10 p m — Weather
foggy; wind SW, velocity 12 miles per hour,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SOUTH BEND— Arrived July 29— Schr Roy
Eomers, hence July 12.
SEATTLE— Arrived Jnly 29— Stmr Umatilla,
hence July 25. .
Sailed July "28 — Stmr Dolphin, for Skagway.
Sailed July 29— Stmr Edith, 1 for San Fran
cisco: itmr Homer, for Astoria.
SAN PEDRO— Sailed July 29— Schr Fred E
Sander, for, Grays Harbor; stmrs San- Pedro
and Premiss, for San Francisco; schr ' Al
vena, for Columbia River.
Arrived July 29 — Stmr Lakme, . from Re
dondo.
FAIRHAVEN— Arrived July 29— Stmr Artec,
i from Nome. ' ' •
Sailed July 29— Schr E K Wood, for San
Pedro. ' . '
PORT TOWNSEND— Passed in July 29—
Schr W F Witzemann, from San Pedro; bark
Hesper, from Yokohama; bktn Newsboy, hence
July 21.
Arrived July 29 — Ship Benj F Packard,
hence July 2.
TACOMA— Sailed July 29— Stmr San Mateo,
for San Francisco.
Arrived July 29— Bktn Portland, from San
Pedro;
Arrived July 28 — Schr W F Witzemann, from
San Pedro.
REDONDO — Bailed July 29 — Stmr Lakme,
for - San Pedro. •
Arrived July 29 — Stmr South Bay, from
Santa Barbara. "
EUREKA — Arrived July 29— Stmr Eureka,
hence July 28. • '
Sailed July 29— Schr Glendale, for San Fran
cisco. a " - ./
BANDON— Arrived July 29— Stmr' Chlco,
hence July 26. ' " ' '
WHATCOM— Arrived July 29— Stmr Ralniei-,
hence July 23, via Seattle. •
ASTORIA — Arrived July 29 — Stmr George W-
Elder, hence July 27. ¦ . . -
Sailed July 29 — Bktn Gleaner, for San Fran-
CiBCO. . • ¦ -.
¦ Arrived July 29 — Schr Virginia, hence Jly 12.
GRAYS HARBOR— Arrived July 29— Schr J
M Weatherwax, from Redondo.
PORT IX3S ANGELES— Arrived July 25—
Stmr Fulton, from Redondo. •
Sailed July 29— Br bark Windsor Park, for
Astoria.
TATOOSH— Passed out July 29 — Stmr Ho
mer, from Seattle, -for Astoria: Br ship Spring
bank, from Chemalnus, for Cape Town; stmr
San Mateo. for San Francisco.
Passed in July 29— Stmr Olympic, hence July
25, for Falrhaven.
PORT TOWNSEND— Arrived July 29— Br
chip Astoria, from Vancouver.
PORT HARFORD— Sailed July 29— Stmr
Santa Cruz, for San Francisco. ' , t<_;.
ISLAND PORT. ;
HONOLULU— Arrived July 28 — Schr Solano,
; from Newcastle. Aus.
Sailed July 28— Bktn S G "Wilder, for San
Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS. . ¦ / ' , .
NEW YORK— Sailed July 28— Stmr Yucatan,
for Colon. • § ' '
PHILADELPHIA — Sailed July 29— Bark
Willscott, ;for Ban Diego. : <u v ,,/v, ;-
FOREIGN PORTS. '
HONGKONG— Sailed July 22— Br stmr Tar
tar, for Vancouver. . . , .
Arrived prior to July 29— Stmr * Athenian,
from Vancouver. y!a Yokohama, etc; , stmr
Pleiades, from' Tacoma' and 1 Seattle.-:
PERIM — Passed- July -27 — Br- stmr Oanfu,
from Tacuma, for London. July 28 — Span stmr
Isla de Panay; from LiverpooJ, for Manila. ¦¦
ANJER—Passed- July 17— -Br- ship . Johanna,
from Hollo. July 18 — Br ship Drumeltan,- from
Ilfillo. July 20— Br ship Brynhilda, from, Hollo
NEWCASTLE. Aua— Arrived July : 29— Bktn
In the United States District Court yesterday
a suit was begun by the Pacific Hardware and
Steel Company vs. the American steamer Mln
netonka^to recover $13,936 33, with costs and
interest.^ The complaint recites that in March.
1903, the libelant company delivered to the
-steamer at New York 19.002 packages of hard
ware for the freight of $13,2S3 11 and the ves
sel arrived In San Francisco June 2S with a
part of the cargo damaged in the amount sued
for The libelaift. alleges that the damage was
-caused by reason of the negligence of the own
ers of the steamer and the improper 'construc
tion of the vessel. . - -
United States Local Inspectors Captains O.
F Bolles and John K. Bulger visited the Min.
netonka yesterday on the drydock at Hunters
Point and made a careful survey of her hull
and machinery. They found between2oOO and
3000 loose rivets in her bottom. They also
found one set of toiler tubes defective and or
dered a new set to be put in.
The Mlnnetonka grounded while passing
through the Straits M Magellan and there is a
question at issue whether the grounding caused
the rivets to become loose or whether there
was improper construction in the first place.
*
Thousands of Rivets Loose.
<HE Pacific Mail Company's City
j j of Para, which arrived Tuesday
11 i ? ght from Pajiama and way ports.
*¦ docked yesterday at the little Mall
dock. She brought 929 tons^ of
cargo, treasure valued at $42,987 and forty
six passengers.
Stowed away in a locker on the after
deck was a prisoner, captured on Tues
day morning-, when the coaster was off
Point Sur. Captain Zeeder, whose impos
ing appearance on the bridge has gained
ti'm the title of "Klr^," was the man that
made the capture. The prisoner is a hawk
of large proportions. The bird's wings
from tip to tip masure four feet. With
a beak like a pruning knife and claws
l:ke Pilipino bolos the hawk was well
equipped for holding its own against any
kind of an ; enemy. It yielded to the
"King," however.
The hawk was discovered on the can
vas awning which covers the after deck.
The bird was tired and when Captain
tZeeder made a grab its dodging was weak
and it had little energy to give battle to
its captor when he finally mustered up
sufficient courage to seire the bird's leg.
With the help of half a dozen sailors
Captain Zeeder subdued the hawk and
confined It In a stout locker: Rest and
food worked a complete change In the
bird's appearance and when the liner
reached . port its strength had returnea
to such an extent that a call for volun
teers may be necessary to move the hawk
from Its prison.
The Para's passengers included the fol
lowing named: :; '
B. A. Knowlton. Mrs. H. N. Knowlt.n.
Misses A A.. Helen S. and S. P. Knowlton,
Mr. and Mrs. J Constantine. Mi«s M Hanscom.
U Hanscom. Edmund Lyons Hector Moixlra.
F. J. Frowiss, E. M. Wyld. E. T* yJd, Mrs.
M. Armltage. Mrs. M. Shaw. C. L. .Martin.
Miss C Shaw. G Molinaz. F. S. Foster. C
Wiggins. H. W. Felton. Mrs. R. Diaz de Leon.
Miss E. Diae de Leon, J. M. Marshall. Miss
V. L. I^vcter.
i Any euggestrone tha. appear pert'nent In the
premise* will be acceptable. An e^ly re^iy is
r»^ju»t-tf-d. . Respectfully. C. A DEVOL..
anil Qitfi^ermactei Vnited States Army,
• General Superintendent.
•'It arre>^« that this lt^i^> ha» in ef
fect since August. 1900. • The ye*- p^e^•lou»
wharfage amounted to about $13,800. or $4500
lem than yarly-- rental of this wh/-f. Tb»
amount pa.L reems excessive.- a« other ti
penses have t-^en reduced i* proportion t^.the
fen-ioe. and= ihe question whether
jiroper "effort , has been'made to obt. n a re
iuttion by using less wharfap- space. or dis
corstinuing thp lease •entirely" j.nt' to requesi
that I be informed if there i* ai./ available
covered wharf capable Af docking two trans
f/srte at the ame time. .» "-at can utilized
K; xhe Goveriiment at lee* expense than that
now paid, or j,f. in view of the above crit
i'c'^rn. any reuerction can be "iade in the pre*
cm rental. .-» ' •
The State Board of Harbor Commii
sioners met yesterday. J. C. Klrkpatriclc
presiding. The following communication
fr*m the quartermaster's department of
the United £mt«s arn-' rw read, and, on
motion of Commissioner john ~r>. Macken
zie, was referred to Chief Wharfinger R.
J. Welch:- • 7
SA>' 4"RANVISCt>. Juiy 2^.. I!>o3-
Board of ot*te Harboi Commissioner? —
<5«>ntl*nien : > <¦ hav# the honor tt <n\-'te your
attention tq, l*»e following' remark made by
the auditor lor the War Department, suspe.id
init -ouchers for the paymer I of re^t of Fol
mm-^treet
••Folsom-Blrest wharf r* -lor Jily 'ental of
$3.V)O. , . -
"This office rJ^Sires to inquire the nee#s*Uy
nf continuing this larpe expense from month to
'month, with the Qladual decline of transport,
service. ' Q C
COST OF MAINTAINING.
THE TRANSPORT SERVICE
Letter From Army Quartermaster to
the State Board- of Harbor
Commissioner*..
"Divorces were grantc.1 .*o ilay T. Drib-
coll from V4-.-tor..H. Dri^coll for desertion,
Annie Brchaut flora DaVid S. Brehaut lor
riesertion, Ida Eleanor • * leld *rom A a a
Field for n^lectand Elizabeth Edwards
from Harry Edwarus and Wi)liarr« H.
Rines frorrr T^-orence -Kines for cruelty.
. Neglect is^he ground oh which Susan
M. L-echleiter is suing *Tohn A. Lechleiter
for divorce. 1 The:' were married thirty
year* ago and have^cMr children. Mrs.
ix>chleiter alleges that -though her hus
band earns J?-0 a week he does not provide
for his family, but^-£ends* it u|v>n a.wo
rr.an named Minnie Thi-stle.
Hattie Barclay o? c 1727*. Church street
wants a divorce from Barclay. She
accuses him of cruelty aiii infidelity and
names one Josie Crozier as co-respondert'
Suits for d : - orce. were also filed by Ethel
Geiershofer agaii^t Edgar. Geiershofer
for neglect. Jubelina Thuteson against
J. Thureson*'/or cruelly and Mabel E. Mc-
Kay against Hugh fift McKay for cruelty.
Edward L-JacKson claims he was de
ceived bv -.\ellie Jai^kson, to . whom h*»
was married a* Vancouver in Septembei,
1901; and wants the mardage annulled. He
filed a complaint yesterday.
The Walshes were married in this city
on December ? r 1S?3, and have one child,
a girl, aged r years.
Mamie Potter, who was married to
James W. Potter at "Oreseer4 City, Oel
Nor"; County, in June," 1897, is also suing
fcr uivorce for cruelty.. ¦ .
t>r. Robert L. Walsh. A dentist who lives
at G<?ary street, wa* sued for divorce
.t • Olive A. Walsh yesterday. She
charges him, »ith crueltyjand alleges that
many times during the last four yffars he.
has given way to an ungovernable tempqr
and has cruelly beaten *?r. thraitened to
kill her and that almost 43aily during that
time he has applied »? her the vilest epi
thets and abusive language. . .
Dentist Charged With Beat
ing and Otherwise Abus
ing Spouse.
His Wife Sues Him for
\ Divorce on Ground
** of Cruelty.
WALSH'S TEMPER
CAUSES TROUBLE
¦ ' - . . ¦ • . • . ¦ ' ¦ .
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,' THUBSDAT, JULY 30, 1903;
Branch Hydrographlc . Of flee, U. B. N., Mer
chants', Exchange, San Francisco • Cal
. July 20, 1003, ¦•-..;¦: . '
-On account of no slcnala the tima Imll uaa
not dropped ;ito-day.;J.O. BURNETT'
.Lieutenant. U. 8. N.. in chares.
Time Ball.
TO ARRIVE.
• Steamer.' From. - J Due.
Westport San Pedro |July 30
S. Monica San Pedro"...'. ......... July 30
Curacao Mexican Ports July 30
Centennial .Seattle • & Tacoma. July 30
Lakme San Pedro.. .... July 30
Siberia China & Japan Uuly 30
Del Norte. . . . Crescent City I July 30
Santa Rosa... San Diego & Way Port*. I July 30
F. H. Leggctt. Humboldt Bay .......|July 30
Argro...' Eel. River Port* July 31
Pomona Humboldt July 31
City Puebla... Puget Sound Ports July 31
Point Arena . . Point Arena July 31
San Mateo.... Tacoma July 31
r.ureka Humboldt July 31
Chico Coquille River Aug. 1
Edith Seattle.... Aug. 1
San Pedro.... Ran Pedro ..|Aug. 1
Oenderah Seattle tAug. 1
Minnewaska.. New York via San DlegojAug. 2
Alliance Portland & Way Ports. J Aug. 2
Centralla Grays Harbor . ..|Aug. 2
Arcata. ...... Coos Bay & Pt. Orford.Aug. 2
Newburg Giays Harbor ... .|Aug. 2
Coos Bay Newport & Way Ports. 1 Aug. 2
Corona Humboldt Aug. 3
G. W. Elder.. Portland & Astoria |Auk. 3
State of Cal.. San Diego & Way Pta.lAug. 3
Texan New York ...|Au<. 4
Rainier Heattle A Whatcom Aug. 4
Chehalis San Pedro ., Aug. 5
Umatilla Puget Sound Ports..... Aug. 5
San Jose New York via Panama. Aug. 5
Ramona Han Pedro & Way Ports. Aug. 6
Clavering China & Japan Aug. 6
NorthFork... Humboldt ¦ .c Aug. C
Marlposa Tahiti |Aug. 7
Coptic........ China & Japan Aug. S
J. Dollar Seattle & Tacoma Aug. 8
Columbia ' Portland & Victoria Aug. 8
TO SAIL. . .
Steamer. Destination. | Sails-. | Pier.
Jnly 3O. T~ i
H.Monica... Grays Harbor ....1 4 pmlPler 2
Arctic. Humboldt | 4 pm Pier 10
b. -Barbara.. Seattle & OlympJa.i 4 pmiPier 2
Argyll Nome-direct ...... Pier 21
Corona Humboldt ;.... 1:30 p Pier 0
State of Cal. Han Diego & Way. 9 am Pier 19
Queen Puget Sound Ports. 11 am Pier 0
_ ' • Jnly 31.
G- Llndauer. Grays Harbor 1 pm Pier 28
Czarina..... Coob Bay direct., .f 5 pm|Pier 8
North Fork . . Humboldt ......... I 5 pm Pi» r 2
«• Maru...., China & Japan....] 1 pm Pier 40
• . Aneait 1. -. I - •
Ban Pedro. .. Humboldt | 4 pm|PIer 2
Argo Eel River Ports 4 pm Pier 2
Kamona San Pedro & -Way. 9 am Pier '19
Columbia.... Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier 24
Newport.... N. Y. via Panama 12 m Pier 40
• Ang-nat 2. . •. -.
Eureka Humboldt .. .. 9 am Pier IS
Centralla Los Angeles Ports. 9 am|Pler 10
S- Rosa San Diego & Way| 8 am|Pler 19
Pomona Humboldt l:30pPier ID
August 3.
Centennial.. Seattle & Tacoma. 10 am Pier 2
Pt. Arena.,. Point. Arena 4 pm Pier 2
• . • Angnit 4. ,
Chlco Coquille River...... 6 pm Pier 2
Arcata Coos B.& Pt.Orford|12 m Pier 13
City Puebla.. Puget Sound Ports. Ill am Pier 9
Alliance Eureka & Coos Bay 10 am Pier 16
__ Ancont 5. ..-. ¦ ¦ ¦
Chehalis Grays Harbor. . 4 pm Pier 3
Nevadan Hnolulu & Kahulul 3 pm Pier 2O
Coob Bay.... Newport >& Way.. 9 pm Pier 19
Denderah... Hamburg & Way. 2 pm Pier 25
,. Ancmt 6. _ ¦ .
X e 5r U Jfv- S^ney & Way.... 2 pm Pier 7
O.W.Elder.. Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier 24
Angait 7. .- I
Curacao..... Mexican Ports ...flO am|Pler 11
• ,- _, Amrnut 8."
Siberia China A Japan.... 1 pm Pier 40
City Para.. . N. ,Y. via Panama. 12 m Pier 40
. FROM . SEATTLE. .
Steamer. ' ; Fon . • Sails.
City Topeka. . Skagway & Way Ports. July'ao
Meteor. ...... Nome &. St. Michael.:. July si
Ohio .. Nome & St. Michael... Aug. 1
Excelsior..... Cooks Inlet & Way Pts. Aug. 1
A* te " Nome .....r......:.;.. Aug. l
Humboldt.... Skagway &. Way. Ports. Aur 5
Senator..: Nome ................. Auk 2
Cottage City.. Skagway A. Way Ports. Aug. 3
Spokane Skagway & Way Ports. Aug. 4
Roanoke...... Nome & St. Michael... Aug! 4
Al-KI..... ... Skagway & Way Port*. Au*. 4
Dlrigo......... Skagway <& Way PorU. Aur. 4
Bertha... , Cooks Inlet & Way Pts. Aug 7
City Seattle. : J Skagway & Way Ports. Aug. i
¦• NOTE— In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of . the
day in the order of occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column . gives the . last tide of ths
day, except when, there are but three ttdes as
•ometimes occurs.. The ¦, heights iriven ani in
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast. Survey Charts, except when a minus <— )
sign precedes the heights, and then the number
given Is subtracted • from the depth si ven by
the' charts.. The , plane of reference Is the
mean' of the lower low waters.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Purvey
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 1 low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharf) about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide Is the same at both places.
THURSDAY. JULY 30. •
Sun rises ..5:10
Sun sets . A7:21
Moon sets ..11:13 p. m.
d Time ITlmel Time] ITime
J» rt. I H Ft. Ft. I Ft.
? (H W - ]Ii W| H W| ]L W
60 I 4:16 4.31 9:50 .1.5 4:32 5.6 11:11 1.3
31 5:31 4.1110:46 | 2.0 5:25 5.6
L TV IH/W IL W < HW
1 0:21 1.0 6:52 3.9'11:44 . 2.5 6:19 5.6
2 1:25 0.6 8:10 4.0 12:49 2.7 7:13 6.5
3 2:1S 0.3 D:1S 4.2 1:49 .2.0 8:06 5.5
4 3:051 0.1 10:0* 4.5 2:28 2.9 8:55 5.5
5 3:45—0-110:52 4.6 3:2S 2.0 9:39 5.5
S. E. Buswell was bothered with dan
druff last April and he purchased from
J. S. Potts and J. A. Logan, members of
a drug firm, a lotion he alleges they
recommended as a sure cure. He charges
in a complaint for $5000 damages -he filed
against them yesterday that the. remedy
caused a disease worse than the dandruff
and was the cause of numerous boils and
Bores that covered his scalp and face after
a few applications.
He- alleges further . that when he re
ported his condition to the druggists they
sent him to Dr. John J. Richsteln, an
employe of theirs, and that he received
from him a prescription, the application
of which made him worse.
Buswell Pursues Druggists.
Movements of Steamers.
CHICAGO, July 29.— Judge Cavanaugh
in a decision to-day decided that labor
unions have the right to place pickets
about a plant where a strike Is in pro
gress, and he also declared that workmen
have the right to persuade workmen to
quit. The jurist furthermore held that
sending men to jail upon affidavits ttiat
they have .violated an. injunction is
illegal. Judge Cavanaugh's decision is di
rectly opposed to decisions rendered in the
Superior courts.
Right to Place Pickets.
Echo, from Port Elizabeth. . ~.
Sailed July 29— Bark Oregon, for San Fran
cisco. , . ¦
SOURABAYA— Arrived July 28— Br etmr
Arab, from Hongkong.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ANTWERP— Sailed July 29— Stmr Serbia, for
San Francisco.
NEW YORK— Sailed July 29-^Stmr Oceanic,
for Liverpool; itrar Rotterdam, for Rotterdam,
via Boulogne.
QUEENSTOWN- Sailed July 29 — Stmr Iver
nla, from Liverpool, for Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON — Sailed July 29 — Stmr
Kronprlnz Wllhelm. from Bremen, for New
York, via Cherbourg.
'GIBRALTAR— Passed July 29— Stmr Van
couver,, from Boston, /or Naples and Genoa.
LIVERPOOL— Arrived July 29 — Stmr Norse
man, from Portland.
NAPLES — Sailed July 29— Stmr Syrian
Prince, . for New York.
This action is taken, it is said, on ac
count of the desire of the company to
cut down expenses all over the system.
The employes are all paid by the hour
and this will make quite a difference in
the pay roll if this same rule applies all
over the system. The machinists receive
37J4 cents an hour and the loss of the one
hour each day will be approximately $10
a month. The loss to the helpers and ap
prentices will. average accordingly.
It is supposed that the change will last
only during the summer months, though
it is possible that the new rate may be
permanent.
BAKERSFIELD, July 29.— The working
hours of the shop forces of the Southern
Pacific Company at Kern have been re
duced from ten to nine hours.
Southern Pacific Reduces Hours of
. Workday and New Schedule
May Be Permanent.
CUTS DOWN PAYROLL
IN THE SHOPS AT KERN
The present center of agitation is Ama
dor City. Superintendents of Bunker Hill
and- Fremont mines have been consulted.
They fear that labor trouble Is liable to
come soon. Notices have been posted for
some time reauesting those employed
about Amador City mines to become
members of the Western Federation. The
time limit has been extended to August 10.
Notices are posted up around Jackson call
ing a special meeting for organizing en
gineers, miUmen and mechanics as a
union under the jurisdiction of the West
ern Federation. A meeting is to be held
to-morrow night.
JACKSON. July 29.— J. C. Williams" of
Nevada County, -vice president of the
Western Federation of Miners, has been
In the county several days on business
concerning that organization. His pres
ence here is interpreted • as a move to
bring engineers and others identified with
the local union of the American Federa
tion of Lrfibor to affiliate with the Western
Federation. It is necessary, the . latter
claims, to hold its position that all those
working in mines in this section should
become members even though they, keep
up, the other union as well. They repudi
ate all idea of falling another strike.
Superintendents of Bunker
Hill and Fremont Pear
a Strike.
Vice President of the
Miners' Union Is
in Amador.
SEEKS MEMBERS
FOR FEDERATION
Bird Which Measures Four Feet From Tip to Tip of
Its Wings Is Captured By Captain Zeeder, Who
Brings His Prisoner to Port Confined in Locker
HUGE HAWK SEEKS REFUGE ABOARD
PACIFIC MAIL LINER CITY OF PARA
10
FRAMING BRYSON PICTURES
THE "LADY IN GREEN,"
Next Sunday's Call.
Bryson studies may be framed
with narrow frame, burnish gold
edging and raw silk mats;
colors selected to stiit tones and
pictures. These studies admit of
a variety of styles and also make
strikingly effective posters. The
"Lady in Green" and companion
pieces to follow are undoubtedly
the swellest art pictures ever
issued by any newspaper in
America.
BAILWAY TRAVEL.
California
Limited...
k To CHIC AGO ¦
il or Those Who
j^ "/j Seek the Best.
SANTA IE TRAINS
L«a.ve Market-street Ferry Depot.
I Local I Lim'd I Local I OVrl'd
I Daily. J Dally I Daily |Dally
Lv. San Fran.. 7:30 a 0:30 a 4:00 p 8:00 p
Ar. StocMon... 10:40 a 10:01 p 7:10 p 11:15 p
"Merced ..... 1:05 p 1:55 p ....... 1:28 a
"Fresno 2:40 p 3:20 p....... 3:15 a
"Hanford-... 4:58 p 4:07 p ....... 7:50 a
"Vlsalla .... 4:55 p 4:48 p ...... .5:00 a
"Bakersfleld. 7:15 p 6:00 p ....... »7:S5 a
" Kansas City ....... 2:35 a.. 7:00 a
" Chicago .... ....... 2:15 p ....... S:47 p
a for morning;; p. for afternoon. •'¦¦
7:30 a. m. Dally! Is Bakersfleld Local, stop-
ping at all points In San Joaquin Valley.: Cor-
responding. train arrives at 8:65 a.' m, daily.
0:30 a. m. ? Monday and Thursday -is the
CALIFORNIA j I.IMITED, carrying- Fal-
aoft ¦ Bleeping* Cars and Dining Cars
through to Chicago. Chair car -runs to Bakers-
fleld for accommodation of local first-class pas-
sengers. ¦ No second-class • tickets • are . honored
on this train. Corresponding- train arrives at
11:10 p.m. Tuesday and Friday. - .
¦¦: 0:30 a; m. Daily, Valley L-Itnlted, Composite
Car and Reclining Chair Car between Bakert-
fleld and 8an - Francisco. Corresponding train
arrives at \ 11 :10 p. m. dally.
4:00 p. m. la Stockton Local. Corresponding;
train arrives at 11:10 a.* m. dally. * _
8 :00 p. ' m. ¦ Daily Is the Overland Express
with through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, and
Freu Reclining Chair Care to Chicago: also
Palace Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno.- Cor-
responding train arrives at 6:25 p.^m. dallyi
Personally conducted parties for Kansas City.
Chicago and I East leave . San Francisco every
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
Of flees— 641 Market street : and In Ferry De-
i oat. San Francisco: 1112 Broadway. Oakland.
SOUTHERN PACIJiC
1 putm Lla*. Too* «f Itartec Street >
U*.v» - Feom Jpjib 11. 1903. - A*arrn
**74Ma Sanicl*. SuUoa. Elulr* and {>«•-
mento — V«ei
. 74»a VacavlHe. WlnUr*. Bmnsey........ JZBr
7 JO a >l«a^inei. Saa R»moo. Vailejo, _
Nap*. Call»«oe». Santa Koia 6 2S»
7.50a Nllea. Latbrop. Stocktoa 7.2&»
••00a Darls, Woodland, Knlgbts Laadtnir.
HaryiTllle. Orovllle. (connects
at Marjsville for Grldley, Bles* »
andCnfco) .-.— ,Jg<T
• 08a AtiantlcBxvr«»«-Ofden»ndEa!B. 10.25*
1 ICOa Port Co«ta, Martinet. Atftloch. By- , t .
roB,Traey.8w>«-kton.8acram«»ta.
Los Bhbo^ Mendota, Haaford. _^
"ViaallA. Porte»Tlll« ...."»4^a» .
1.00a Port Costa. MarUnet. Lainrop. Mo-
desto, Merced. Fresno. Oosljea
Junction. Haajijrd. Visalla.
Bakersfleld • •• B.Z&9 .
8.30a Shasta Expreas-DaTla, ™ll»mM .
(for Dartlctt Springs). WUlaw*. _^
•+Fr«to, Bed Bluff. Portland...... 748»
830a KJlea. Saa .lot*, LtTenBore, 8toe^ ..
ton.lone,8acTamenU»,Pl»ceTTlUo,
MarrsTllle. Chlco. Kcd Brnff..... 4^8»
8 30a Oakdale.C'hlneie. Jamestown. 8o-
nora. Tuolnmne and Angels ..... ••*«¦
800a Martinez and Way Stations. ,SSct
1000a Vallelo \' •*•*"• ¦
Bakerrteld. Los AngeVaa and *-*\
* Xew OTleana. (Westboynd ai* n
' rives m P»«lflc Cc^t Bxpresa,
Tia Coast LJne> ••••• O^Ol
1000a The Overland Llmrted — Ogdea, "• y
12.00x nay ward. Nlles aad "Way Stations. 3.25»
ti StOr Bacramento Krrer Steamers- ti IOOf
ISQr Benida. 8aeranje«t».
Woodland. "WHllatoa. Coluss.WU-
lows, Kalghts landing. Marys- . _
Tllle. OroTllle and way ¦taCona.. 10 55*
SJSQr Hay ward, Niles and Way SUUoas.- 755*
4 CO? MarUaez.San Ramon, VaUeJo.Napa,
Callstog*. SanUBosa... ........ 8.25*
4X0r Martinez. Tracy.Lathrop.Stoekton. 10 25*
4 00r Klles, LlT*nnore. 8toektoa. Lodt.. f|5»
4^0p Hajward. /files. Irvlngtoa. 8aj » t8.|S*
Jose, LUennor* I I! i.OO*
6-00z The Oi I Limited— Fresno. Tnlare,
Bakeisfleld. Lcs Angeles; eon- .
necta at Saagus for SaaU Bar-
bara •'¦' *M*
SjCOt Tort Costa, Tracy. Stockton, 1m
Banos ii £§*
t5^0F Nlles, San Jose Loc«-*.... .11?*
S.COf Hay ward. Klles and Ean Jose 10 2'— »
$X8r Oriental Mall — Ogden. Denver.
. Omaha. 6 1. Louis. Chicago and
East. (Can-tea Pullman Car paa-
aengers enly ort of San Fr»n-
claco. Tourist ear and coach - .
r Masengera take ».tf) r. v. trata
to P.rco, cootlnnlng tbfnce ¦ la
their cars* r.ii. train eaitward.. 4-tt*
Weslbonnd, Sanset Limited.—
From New Tot*. Chlctgo, Sew \
. Orleans, £1 Paso. Los Angeles,'
Fresno, Berenda. IUjmond (from :
Toaemlte), MarUnes. Arrtres.. B 23*
7XO 6an Pablo. Port Costa, M*rUa*s
\tii-' - aad-Way StaUana... .............. 11.25* •
t7XCr Vallejo..... , ~.. 7^5»
7MQt Port Coita. Beaiela, Sutioa, Paviu,
8acrame&to, Tmckee, Reno.
Stops at aU stations e**t of - •
r, Eacramento. 7.55a
t-C€r Oregon * California Expnws— Sao- . -
ramento, M»ry»»llle. Reddlns,
Portland. Puget Sound and Ent. 8.55%
tt.iOr Bayward, N lies and Sen Jose (Snn-
day only) ....... ...,•-. 'fti.SSa
ii^Sr Fort Costa, Tricy, Laihrop, Mo-
desto, Merced. Raymond (to To-
¦emite). Fresno 12-2S»
Han ford. Vlsull* Bater»fleld 6.25*"
COAST LINE (5arr»w flaage).) '] i
(Foot of M.-u-lcet Btrect.)
<> t7'46* Santa, Croa Excursion (3nad*y
only) t8.10»
CIS* Kewark. CeatervlTie. San Jose. .
Felton. Boalaer Creek, »»nta
- Crni and Way Station*.. ..._..... 8 2S»
U-lSr Hewark, Centenrllle. Baa Jos«,
Kew Alnadea.Los Oatoa,Feltoa.
Boulder Creek, Saara Cms and
Principal War Stations ..... 1045* '
4-ll> Kewark. San Joee. Los Oatos and
way stations (oa Saturday and
Sunday runs through to Santa.
Cruz, connects at Felton for
Boulder . Creek, Monday only
from Sgntm Crni) ffl.53 *
HARBOR FERRY.
From SAN Fie AX CISCO. Foot of Market fit. (Slip t>
-T7:1S »:C0 11:00 a.m. 100 3 00 6.15 ».«.
from .OAKLAND, Foot of Brosdwiy — t«:0O 18:C8
W:03 10:03 a.m. 12 00 200 4 JO P.M.
COAST LINE < Broad tiaage). '
(Third and Townsend Street*.)
6.10* San Joae and Way Stations......... 7TO
t7-00* San Joae and Way Station*... ...... t-SOr
//COa Kew Almadea /4.10*
17.16* Monterey and Sao** Cnu Kxcnr-
•Ion (Sunday onTj>.. ............ i3.3S>
; «8.00* Coast Line Limited— Stope only Saa
Jose,Gllroy,Bolli>(er,Pajaro.Caa-
trovnie, Sallnaa. San Ardt ?as«
Bob] eg. Sai»'.i Margarita. San Luis
Obt»po,(prti..ip«j staUonsthenee)
Bant* Barbara. «nd Los Aa-
geles. Connection at Castronn*
to and from Moaterey n 1 Paclfla
GroTe and at Psjaro nt; th bonnd
mmtt m from Capitola and SanuCrai.... 10.43*
¦••O* San Jose. Tret Vlnoa. Capitols,
BaataCnii.Pactde Grove.Sallnaa,
fan Luis OtMspo and Friacipal
Intermediate Stations 4.1fl»
westbound only, Paclfle Coast Ex-
pre»».— Tram Kew York.Ch!«*gOk
Kew Orleans. El Paso. Lot in*
• •• rm - «el»*. Santa Barbara. Arrtvea.. I^O*
- JO^O* San and Way Stations 1 20*
11-30* San Jose. Los Gatos and Way Sta*
. __ tlons 5-38T
•1-30» e«n Jose »d Way Stations.. .-I.... X7 C0»
Z-OOr Ean Joee and Way Sutlons 19 MU
1U.C0PDel Monte Kipreia— Santa Clara.
• San Jote, Del Monte. Monterey.
Pacific Grove (connects at Santa.
Clan for Santa Cms. Boulder , ••
• _^_ Creek and Narrow Gaofre Polnta) ti 2-ISl ,.-
•Ww Burllngame. S»n Mateo. Redwood.
it enlo Park. Palo Alta Msyneld.
| Mountain View. Lawrence. Santa
1 Clara, 8an Jose. Gilroy (conne*.
tlcn for Ballmer, Tres Plaos). .
Paiaro (connect for Wat»oa«
rule. Capftola wild Strta Crui),
Paclfle Giove and stations.
Cofinecu at Castro Ule for Sa- c
Hun* 10.48* .
•4Jf> flan Jose*aB.J Way Sutlont..^.... 8.3&a
etSXOr Ban Jose. (t!» Santa Clara) Loe
Gatos, WrigbtandPrlnclpa! Way (-. -. : . -
Stations - ........... r9 00*
•S5J0* Ban Joee and Prlnc!p«l^»y3tatlona t8.0(U
•18.167 6an Mateo.Beresford.BelmonikSaa
i # Carles, RedwoM. ftlt Oakt.
1 Menlo Part. Psw Alto t8.48*
6 JOr Ban Jose and Way Stations,.... •„ 8.3^4 .
•7X0r Sunset Limited. Kastbound.— Saa .
¦ Luis Oblap.o. Sant* Barbara. Los
Aogeies, Iteming. El Paso. Kew
Orleans, New York. (Westbound <•'- . »v
0 anlTe«viaS»nJc4qufnValley)... 25*
8.C0T Palo Alto and Way Stailon 10-15*
*1120l Mlllbrae. P«Jo Alto and Way Sta-
tions t945r
«11-30rMinbr»e. San Jose and Way Su-
tton< • :9.4S>
AforM^rninu. P for At Uraoom.
X Saturday and Sunday only.
i Stops at all station* on Sunday.
1 Sunday excepted- t Sunday only.
« Saturday only. -¦ . - . ¦,'¦>.¦¦*
a Connect * at Soshea Je. wtt« train* for Hanf8r< •
Tlaalla. At Fretno. for Ttaajla Tta Saagaz. •
«Tto Coa»t Line. J Tuesday and Friday. . .
« Arrive via Nlles. n Dally except Saturday,
tr Via Ean Joaqotn. VaDey.
t Stops Santa Clara lonth bound only. Counacx*
except Sunday, for all pemu Karrow Gan«u^^
tXJoo nonWD »t Yaieacl* EJ.
MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
Leave ?ia SivaUta fory J Arrive
Saa Fran. fo»t U Martdt sy San Fran.
Wee* Sun- ~ " Surn Week
9:45* «:OOa gSftSS^^ l«7UoS SITftX
l:45r 9:00a )SSS5Slw l-:."»Op 3:30r
5:15p 10:00a 3:3()p 3:50p
fctoday* tly. "HaTt IVrwaT «:3Op,htit»1?. l'i:3Oy '
•^lifll J«» MAaxsT St^ (North Shore lCulroad/ '
. ornCfi t and Sausalito Fsitav Foot Market St.
WfisHy Cal $1.00 DerYeap
T 1
V/ 1-B.X
Eastbound
Tourist Parties
The best friends we have are those
' who have once traveled with one of
oar Personally Conducted Tourist
Parties— that ia saying a good deal for
the service, is it not?
1 ' Before making up your mind how to
; go east will you not permit me to tell
you about them and the decided advan-
tages they offer?
W. D. SANBORN. Gen'l Agent Burlington Route.
631 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
G9X Phone. Main 1188.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN £Y. CO.
LESSEE
SAN FRANCISCO ANU NORTH PACIFIC
BAILWAT COMFANT.
Tiburon Terry, Toot of Market St.
SAXT PRAKCISCO TO SAH EAPAE1.
WEEK DAYS— 7:30. 8:C0 9:00. 11:00 a.m.:
12:35. 2:30. 3:40. 5:10. 5:50. 6:30 and 11:30
P. ¦ m. .
Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS— 7:30 8:00 9:30. 11:00 a. m.; 1:30.
2:30.3:40,5:10 6:30.11:30 p.m.
SA1T KAFAEL TO SAH PBAH CISCO.
WEEK DAYS— 6:05 6:50 7:35. 7:50. 9:20,
11:15 a m.; 12:50. t2:C0. 3:40. 5:00. 5:20.
6:25 p. in.
• Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:45 p. m.
SUNDAYS— 6:50. 7:35 9:20 11:15 a. m.; 1:45.
3:40. 4:50. 5:00'. 5:20. 6:10. 6:25 p. m. ~ ~.
tExcept Saturdays.
Leave J In Effect I -Arrive .
San Francisco, f Mtfy 3. 1903. 1 San Francisco.
"week I Sun- I Destina- 1 Sun- ( Week
Days. I days. | tion. | days. | Days.
7:30 a 7:45 a 7:45 a
7:30 a 8:0Oa 8:40a fl:40a
8:00 a 9:.T0a Icnaclo. 10:20a 10:20a
2:30 p '2:30 p 6:00p 6:20 p
5:10 p 5:10 p 6:20 p 7:25 p
7 :25_p j
7:30 a 7:30 a 7:45 a 7:45 a
8:00 a 8:00 a Novato. 10:20 a 10:20 a
2:30 p 9:30 a. Petaluma 6:20 p 6:20 p
5:10 p' 2:30 p and 7:25 p 7:25 p
5:10 p Santa Rosa.
7:30 a 7:30 a 10:20 a 10:20 a
8:0Oa 8:00 a Fulton. 7:25 p 6:20 p
2:30 p 2:30 p - 7:25 p
Windsor.
7:30 a 7:50 a Healdsburg. 10:20 a 10:20 a
Lytton.
2:30 p 2:30 p Geyserville. 7:25 p 7:25 p
- _ Cloverdale. _
7:30al~7730~a| Hopland |l6:20~a|10:20~a
2:30 p| 2:30 p| and Uklah. | 7:25 p| 7:25 p
7:30 a| 7:30 a| Wllllt«. | 7:25p| 7:25~p
"8:00 al 8:00 al Camp Vacation. 110:20 ajlO:2O a
2:30 p| 2:30 p| Guernevllle. | 7:25 p| 6:20 p
~8:00 al 8:00 al Sonoma. I 8:40 al 8:40 a
5:10 p| 5:10 p| Glen Ellen. |6:00p| 6:20 p
7:30 al 7:30 a! ~" 110:20 a|10:20 a"
2:30 p| 2:30 p| Sebastopol. { 7:25 p| 6:20 p
STAGES connect at Green Brae for San
Quentin, at Santa Koea for White Sulphur
Springs: at Fulton for Altruria and Mark
West Springs; at Lytton for Lytton Springs;
at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs; at Clover-
dale for the Geysers, BoonevlUe and Green-
wood: at Hopland for Duncan Springs, High-
land Springs. Kelseyvllle, Carlsbad Springs.
Soda - Bay. Laker>ort and Bartlett Springs ; at
Ukiah . for Vichy Springs, Saratoga Springs,
Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake. Witter Springs,
Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley. John Day's.
Riverside. Lierly's, BuckneU's. Sanhedrln
Helght3, HuUvlUe. Orr'» Hot^ Springs, Half-
way House. Comptche. Camp Stevens, Hop-
kins, Mendocino City, Fort Bragg, 'Westport.
> Usal: at WUHts for Fort Bragg. Westport.
: Sherwood. Cahto. Covelo, Laytonville, I Cum-
; mings. Bell's Springs, Harris, Olsen'a. Dyer.
; Garberville Pepperwood, Scotia and Eureka.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re-
' duced rates.
On Sunday — Round-trip tickets to all points
beyond San Rafael at half-rates.
Ticket-office, 650 Market street. Chronicle
bulldinr.
H. C. WHITING, R. X. RTAN.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pas. Agt.
rc®fggg|l&gO TO SAN RAFAEL
IIMsJIMsl! SAN quent| N'
SS«b^ MILL VALLEY,
CAZADERO, ETC.
I^WuBjM^^^^} via Sausalito Ferry
tJ-ffk DAYS— < Holidays excepted) — 6:45,
V7-45 S;« 0:45. 11 a. m.. 12:20. «1:45. 3:15.
4:15? t5:i5N:lV6:45 9 11:43 p. m.
• 7 :45 • m. train week days does not run to
M SUNDA e YS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS-7.
ts x*i fia 11 »- n U S(> « m -« in ;fc 12:30 « tn:3 °-
2-35 'i-.W). 5.. 6. 7:30. 0. 11:45 p. tn.
'Trains marked (•) run to San Quentin. Those
marked (t) to Fairfax, except 5:15 p. m. Satur-
days. On Saturdays the 3:15 p. m. train runs
tO FROM*S AN. RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
—Week days— R:23, t«'-25. 7:40. 8rl5, J0:35
IlToS I m *; 12:30. 2:20. 4:50. 5:do. eiis,
10 S^N D DAYS-6:15; 7:33 JS:10. 8:40.
111:45 a. m.. 12:50. 2:30, $3:25, 4:10, J5.50,
6:55 7:35. 10:20 p. m.
Trains marked <t> start from San Quentin.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN-
CISCO — Week days — 5:45, 6:40, 7:45. 8:25.
0:45. 11:10 a. ni., 12:40. 2:45. 4:15. 5:10. 7: Oil
10:40 p. m. '
¦ SUNDAYS— 6:35. 7:55. 10. 11:10 a. m.. 12:05
1-05 2:40, 3:45. 4:55, 6:05. 7:10, 10:J0 p. m. '
' THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m., week days— Cazadero and way
stations.. , -, , H . ",-
B:1B p. m.. week days (Saturdays excepted)—
Tomales and way stations.
3:15 p.: m.. Saturdays— Cazadero and way
stations. - •¦-..¦- •-¦--'.?¦;
Sundays and Legal Holidays — 8 a. m., Caza-
dero and way stations. . • :
Sundays and Legal Holidays — 10 a. m.. Point
Reyes ¦ and way stations. /
TICKET OFFICE— 626 Market st.
FERRY— Foot of Market «t. '
•^Mfe&jf MEN AND WOMEN.
< uJffl^™ E MM tU* ° toT onn»tnr»l
fflgfli 1 1* t <«t«.^9 dischargei.inflanimatiom.
; MjaBWf G»««att«l3 g| irritation! or ulc«r»tion»
¦!<¦>]¦ not t» itrlctar*. of mncois membrane!.
W~*4 Pr.wmt» CmucIm. Painie,,. an d not aitrio-
irnTHtETAHSCHtMIMlCO. gent or pol.onoui.
Ijiji rHiriiiTTinnrnrn «old by DmnlaU,
C.8.A. A'&r or tant In plain wrapper,
rnMHi^ irBrrl t>r «xpren, prepaid, for
V^ WB&fn • 1 - 00 - or 3 bottlrt 12.75.
™Ta,llffir"Tr P Circular it&t oa muert..
TtATLWAY TBAVEI*.
-. . - . • « •
They Receive
Special Attention.
Old people and ladies traveling alone or
with children receive special attention from the |
managers of our tourist sleeping car excursions. j
They are looked after from the moment V
they get aboard the car until they reach
their journey's end.- They are relieved of all
bother about tickets and baggage. They are *
assisted to and from the dining car and on ¦;
and off the trains. I
Cars leave San Francisco for Chicago daily ria El Paso. The
Monday, Tutsdajr and Thursdaj -• :ars are personally conducted. . k
;}'" Vr'-V'- --\.\, St. Louis car leares Mondays; Memphis car,
_^~£25gj&R|§^|» Wednesdays. The "via Colorado" cars leave v
8 a. m., Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
H ( VAjU^iKc jjllii Jl Information on request. . . S
JlftiffiMjl^ F. W. THOMPSON, General Western Agent, %
B^^^^^a 613 Market Street, San Francisco.

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