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Bookmakers at Ascot Track
Are Losing Bank Rolls
LOS ANGELES. Dec 28.— The feature
of the card at Ascot today was the
fourth race, which was won by J. F.
Donohue. Muskoday was not ready for
his race. The third race was won by
Prolific, which has shown good class
lor a two-year-old.
i,,~^ e f H « debran <J slightly in
jured in the fifth race. Song, of the :
Jrea stumbled and threw him, inter
fering with every other horse in the!
race.
The weather was stormy and dis
agreeable and there was only a small
attendance.
-A few books quit because of the
uniform losses sustained since opening
r*« If the gume improves, they 'will
rut in again, but the public has been
outguessing the odds-layers this sea
son and every bookmaker in the ring
can count his winning days on one
hand.
Ascot Entries
£ ii S st w r "« < ?' peIlla «- tn'alflen filliee, fire fnriongs
*3£ ?£*,& £l Mlll 1( ?' 131 v^tola L<fr-
J»ine 103, 139 K!s!e A 105. Rl Louise Fitzgib-
J i?- 120 Kitty McCarty 105. Sinaloa II 10S.
£?!?. He»"»er 105/ 120 Joan of Are 105, \u25a0 128
T?£7 \u25a0, ni ow f. r . 10J^ ni Lady Kitty 105. 01 Sky
1W 1 Himyar 105. 120 Arcadia Belle
r, ?,**?£? Vi^A six fnrlonps— l42 Sheriff
mi £?>'• 7 2 Cocfp ««>r 10". 10S Binmenthal 104.
JOS Elbenmdo 104. C 7 Itodolfo 104. 122 Ambt
i^ US ?%\u25a0 ?,** Ba " hl " T(M - 143 Jack Kercheville
JO4, 116 Moor 104, 122 Lotta Gladstone 104,-
The CaU's Ascot Park Track Form Chart
™ w AS S; 0T PARK - Dec. \u25a0 2R.— Twenty-rtxth day of the winter meeting of the Los Angeles Jockey
Tlub. Coloael A. W. Hamilton, presiding judge: J. J. Holtman, starter. Weather clear; track
sloppy. • , \u25a0- -
\u25a0JC^ FIUST BA.CE — Six furlongs; three-year-olds and upward: value to first, $325.
Inaex.: Horse and Owner. JWt St. >4 % % Str. Fin. Jockey. I Op. Cl;
<142>"S. Carnthers, 3 (Mrs. C00p).. .1104 ~8 ...03 Sh 2 2 L 2 McDaniel ...I 4 11-2
115 ißetsy. 3 OIL B. ArterberryV..Jlo4 2 ... 1 n 2 1 4 U 2*3 ' Keoeh ......] « 9-2
*J??}iS. als - 5 (Mra - Blute) 107 3 ... 3b 3b 6U S3 J. Harris.... 4 13-5 •
(114) ITaylor George. 4 (J.W.Blalock) 104 4 ... 5h 6 3 6 1 4 1»4 D. Riley 0 7.
to 3 jStoesscl. 3 (J. M. Stokes) 104 6 ... 42 I*J 1 5 % Preston ..... 15 50
.... }S. Christian. 5 (J. W. Gram). .llo4 5 ... 7 1 Th 7 5 6 2 C. Gross 8' 20'
<r.9).J. Deaton, 5 (L. A. Bonsack) .1107 1 ... I^4l 3h 77 Booker 2 5-2
143 Hlrtle. a (D. Bridcest 1104 9 ... 8 385 83 86 F. Hildeb'nd 30 100
_ 141 IKomotnbo, 5 <K. Wright) 1104 7 ... 9 9 9 9 Kunz 30 20
At post 2 minutes. Off at 1:54. Time — :25. :50V4. I:l6>A. Caruthers, s-5 place: 4-5 show.
Betsy. 7-5 place; 3-5 show: Sais. 2-5 show. Winner "b. g. by George-Bessie. Trained by J.
Harncy. Scratched — Rodolfo. Mohur. Lucre**. Start good.' Won easily. Second and . tnlnl
same. Sir Caruther* got off next to last, made op a world of ground and won easily. He
liked the going. McDaniel gave him a pood ride. Betsy ran her head off in the early part of
the race, bet had enougfa left to place, Sals ware always well np.
ICO SECOND RACE — Six furlongs; selling; fillips and mares two-years-old and upward;
lO^ value to flm. 5325. . ;
luflex.j Ujprae and Owner. IWtJSt. %'. V^ % Str. Fin. I Jockey. | Op. Cl.
a43VSncceed. 3 <J. M. Stokes)... |lo7| 2 ..'. 2 2%2 2 SIJ 1 4 D. RUey 10 12
lllStlßerolt. a (V. Gilbert) !112! 5 ... 6 5 5 ' 2h Keogb ..... 4 5
. 10 La Gloria. 3 (J. P. Atkin) 1107 4... In 12 12 3h C. Koerner.. 4-5 1-2
/ 122 Azora, 3 (G. J. Long) Ift4 3 ... 43 43 43 45 McDaniel .. 8 6
I 133 Elisabeth F, 3 (C. Merkel) JlO4 1 ... 3 2^3 h 3 I^s |O. Rosa 10 20
V.U post 3 minutes. Off at 2:23. Time— :24H. :49. 1:16. Succeed, 11 to 5 place; 3 to 5 show.
\ Revolt, 7to 10 place: out chow. Gloria, out show. Winner b. f. by Barnaby or Glencaddle- .
Plot. Trained by J. M. Stokes. Scratched — Commlda. Start good. Won easily. Second and
third driving. Succeed ran a swell race, showed keen (tpeed throughout, and won with
plenty to epare. The boy helped. Revolt, off last, was well timed by Keogh and in long
stretch drive made up ground rapidly, but was not there at the end. La Gloria tired palp
ably in closing strides. i
ICO THIRD RACE— Five and a half furlongs; two-year-olds; value to first. $325. ~
lnaet.| Horse- and Owner. IWtlSt. «4 % % Str. Fin. j Jockey. J Op. oTT
i 1 21 )! Prolific (J. P. Atkinl 103 3 ... 2 2%3 4 2h In IC. Koerner.. 7-5 fii
121 JFrascnelo (T. A. Fullnm) fls 4 ... 3 1 2h 3 1 23% Uarty 2 12-3
l.'» |Dr. Cn>ik (R. B. Allen) 05 5 ... 11 1 1%1 13 7 Archibald ... 5 8
VJS INappa (J. Coffey) 103 6 ... 5H 43 46 44 McDaniel ... 5 3
]Rua*um (W. E. Trapp) 103 1 ... 4H55 565 10 C. Gross ... 30 100
61 JAigro (J. Ccrl) 102 2 ... 6 0- 6 6 Gargan ....'\u25a0 20 100
At post 2 minute*;. Off at 2:50. Time — :24U.. :49^4. l:10V4- Prolinc, - 1-2 place; out show.
Fr»»cuelo T 4-5 place: out show. Crook, 4-5 show. Winner eh. g. by Lackford-Fertile. Trained
by R. I. Miller. Start good. Won handily. Second and third easily. In a long-sustained
stretch flrire Prolific showed rare courage and outgamed Frascuelo. Koerner handled the
winner sraperbly. Crook set the pace to the paddock gate, where be lagged badly, but man
aged to show. " -
ICA FOURTH RACE — One mile and fifty yards; purse; three-year-olds and unward; value to
lO* first, $325. ,
Index. l Horse and Owner. JWt St. Vi W- % Str. Fin. | J.ickey. I. Op. Cl.
1130) U. F. Donohne. 3 <E. Wayland) 113 3 4 3 4 312 2 5 12 J. Harris.. : 6-5 7-5
40 IA. Mr.stoduy. 4 (Mrs. Dodge). 107 2 14 15 17 12 2 7 D. Kiley 5 3 '
135 IW. H. Carey. 3 <R. F. Carm) 10S 1 23.25 2h.3 1038 Fischer--.... 3 9-5
-Dusty Miller. 5 {CYan Pnyn)|lo7 4 3 I^-4 4> . 4 4.. C. - Gross.... 5 . 6
At poet *A minute. Off at 3:15^. Timfr--^4V4. :49. 1:16%, 1:42%. LU6U. Donohne, 1-2 place;"
out t-:;ow. Mcskoday, 4-5 place; out show.- Carey, out show. Winner b. c." by Onondaga- :;
Peavine. Trained by E. Wayland.-* Start good. Won easily. Second and' third same.,.
Mnskoday, off flying, set the pace to the paddock gate, where. In a hard stretch drive, he - :;
was outgamed by J. F. Donohne. Donohue seemed to like the going. Muskoday looked all
the winner at the paddock gate. ' Carey ran a good race. . -- ' \u25a0• - ' • •
-t eti FIFTH RACE: — Six furlongs; selliiig; aU ages; valne to first,. $325.
Index. j \u25a0 Horse and Owner. JWtlSt. hi, H % Str. Fin. j Jockey. | Op. CL
77~1El Paisano, 4 (3. B. McGrane) 109 1 ... 2h 33 32 13 Kent '....; .1 5-2 7-2
143 R. Mitchell. 4 (Summer* & C). 108 6 ... 4 5 1 h 2 1%2 4 C. Koerner.. 5-2 1
120 Happy Rice, 2 (Millar & Co.) 97 2 ... lh 2%1h 3% McDaniel .... 6 10
67 Seed Cake. 3 (H. W. Marks). 104 3 ... 75 61 66 44 Harty ...... 15 12
y 143 Desmtges, 3 (Smith & M.) P9 7 ... 5 3 5 5 4V,f> 3 G. Nichols.. 6 12
4 325 Remember. 2 Oirs. Dodge) 87 8 ... BVt 837161 D. RUey 2 16-5 '
m 146 Pinta. 3 (F. WaUhauser & Co.) 104 5 ... 3% 4 1%5 3 7 1 C. Ross 10 15 :
30 IHenry Me. 2 fL. A. Bonsack).' 100[ 9 ... 9 9 83 88 J. Harris ... 10 30
137 (Vindieta, 4 (Brown A- F.>. 109)4 ... 62 73 9 9 Fischer . 20 30
137 IS. of Sea. 2 (Y. Gilbert) 97110 ... Unseated rider. |F. Hildebrandj 20 100
At post 4 minutes. Off at 3:46. Time — :25, :50»/£. 1:18. Paisano, 1 place; 1 to 2 show. Mitch
ell. 1 to 2 place; out enow. Uice, 8 to 5 show. Winner eh. g. by K. William 11-Guess
Me. Trained by J. B. McGrane. Start jrood. "Won easily. Second same. Third handily.
P&isaso was easily the best. Off first and well timed by boy. he came on at . the pad
.'!<-"\u25a0• k gate and won as the rider pleased. Mitchell and Rice ran dull races, but were
the best of tlie trailers. Song of Sea unseated rider at the start. He was slightly bruised.
I r/» SIXTH RACE — One mile; selling; three-year-olds and upward; value to first, $325.
ladexTj Hone and Owner. {WtjSt. U. % % Str. Fin. I Jockey. I Op. Cl.
ll6~(Woo<ltborpe. 4 (R. H. Harris) 107 5 13 1 3%1 2%1 1%1 2 (Preston 4~ S
133 Vlona, 5 <W. Schnbach» 104 4 3h 3 1 21 2 3 2 3%|Keotrh ..... 5-2 11-5
105 (Adonis. 3 <T. M. Cassidy) 104 3 6 6 5\k5% 3 V, C. Koerner.. 3 9-2
142 Marpessa, 3 <F. Walhaoser Co.) 99 2 2^J I^4 I^3 %4 7 D. Riley.... 10 7
129 Freesias. 5 (B. F. Hobart) 104 1 4 5% 6 6 512 McDaniel ... * 3 9-3
118 IMosketo. a (J. B. MeGrane). .|lO4 6 53 4h 314 1 6 J. Carroll... 15 25
At p^t 3 minutes. Off at 4:16. Time. :23%, :50U. 1:18. 1:45. Woodthorpe, 5-2 place, 1 show.
Viona. 4-5 place: out show. Adonis, show out. Winner eh. h. by Meadowthorpe-
Woodbena. Trained by B. H. Harris. Scratched — Mountebank. Start good. Won easily.
Second same. Third driving. Woodthorpe, off next to last, took early command and wis •
never headed to the wire, winning as rider pleased. Viona came fust at the end, but could
not get np. ,
Delaney Signs Jeffries to Meet
Bill Squires
Coniinurd From Pace «, Colanrn T
tnce tbat he would not consider a
siatch. instead of referring Taylor
lo me?
"So far as this match Is concerned, it
is not only the best that we could do,
but I consider 530.000 enough for any
two men that ever entered the ring.
,tt is moreover the largest purse ever
Vrered in the history of the fighting
tame. Why, Corbett and Sullivan
fouirht for the championship of the
fcorid for a purse of $25,000. and Jem
llace and Tom Allen fought at New
prieans with bare knuckles for the
JrorW's championship for $1000 a side.
"Another thing that influenced me to
tlinch Taylor's offer was the fact that
these Nevada people have proved that
thpy mean business from the word go.
[would rather have an offer of $30,000
Jrom Nevada for April than an offer of
150 000 from any place In California
for' a later date, for in the first place
*-c are absolutely sure of the money,
«nd I am not so sure that there .will be
my more big fights in California.^ ,
-Still another reason for my accept
ing Taylor's offer is that if I had re
fused his offer, which he assured me
ivas final, either he or some one else
would have matched some one witn
Bquires, and that would have com
n?et/ly shut us out. Until; Jeffries tells
(ne flatly that he will not meet Squires,
"?, 1 him refuse to enter the ring
tn tne day of the match. I shall not
Lelieve that he will not fight. I shall
to right ahead with my preparations
for The match and we shall see whether
j^ff turns me down In the end. which
[c has never done yet.' Jeff hasn't
Hired me not to make the match. .
rOMMY RVAV Wri.l, 'MEET'KBUY
r^wir-AGO Dec. 28. — Tommy Ryan' and
»££ Kelly V were today matched to
?eht for the middle-weight' champlon
•??d of the world, the * flght to ? take
• , L «t any -time within four , weeks
cisfgning articles. The agreed weight
% li! pounds ringside. It was agreed
[hat the flght, should not' be for less
San ten rfunds and for' any number
*f rounds - between ten and a finish
Is*™ ; Tb« fi^ht is to be : held , be s.^
Ascot Selections
Flrnt race— Lady Kitty. Lonlte .
Kit r.Klbbonn, Joan of Arc. ' v
Second mi--p — Confennor. Lotta
Gladstone, Bauble. -'
Third race— Rcnratr, Krtn In T.
Fryer, Judge Kelson.
Fonrth race-— Line of Life, Ci
parliuhter, Sallna.
- Fifth race— Entre Xous, Toots
Hook, La Chata.
Sixth race— Van Hope, Gentle
' Harry, Prince Magnet.
S8 Prominence 104. 118 Suarita 101, 12 *Mlnta
102. 114 *FonC*sU 99.
Third race, two-year-ojds, selling, -els furlonps
— (13S> Edwin T. Fryer 113, 03U) Renraw 110.
140 Judge Nelson 110. 13$ Ronnd Dance 106. 110
Nadzu 106. 140 •Illusion 105. 140 'Winsome Way*
105. 131 Cadet 103. 138 Banlada 103. ••
Fourth race, purse, two-rear-olds ana up, one
mile— lso •Cljrarlishter 104, (132) Line of Life
102. 119 Llllle'B »S. (146) Lord Provost 85. (12C)
Sallna J». 11l Livlus 6".
Fifth race, selling, five furlongs — 105 Ero P.vro
115. 141 Golden Boy 115. 141 Graden 115. Esca
lante 115, Yon Tromp 115/ 87 Taxer 112, 52
Entre Nous 112. 110 Atoka 112, 130 Sly Ben 110,
Princess Marie B 107. Two Bill 107. Toots Moot
107. 122 Daruma 107. 141 La Cbata 107. -
Sixth race, selling, one mile — (147) Avontelms
105, 142 Prince Majmet 105, 104 Young Davis
102. 146 Van Hope 102, 146 Parro 102,; 142 Lu
crece 102. (144) Gentle Han- 102, (148) Moun
tebank 102. 33 Colonel Jewell 102.
•Apprentice Allowance.
the club offering the largest purse by
January 6. The purse is to be divided
60 per cent to the winner and 40- per
cent to the loser.
STANDING OF JOCKEYS
The standing of the twenty leading
Jockeys from the Ist of January to and
including December 22 Is as follows:
1 I 5 .?\u25a0 s- 3 -
JOCKET. S •" §• * S ' • « \u25a0
' "' I :"\u25a0 : .%'\u25a0 %
W. illller 11351 3T6 294 290 491 28
Nlcol- 017 205 173 110 320 32
Itadtke T.%5 195 140 112 30$ 2«
Sewell (d«»ad) ..... S2» 17» 107 100 443 22
C. Koerner .....'.:. 840 144 123 111 462 17
D. Austin 047 141 132 143 531 15"
Anbuehon ...; . 814 134 110 104 4CR 10
X.- Robinson .. 745 125 100 P3 -427 17
Garnfr Sim 119 73 62 285 22
Mountain 6T.K 115 104 05 344 17
R. McDaniel ...... 727 :99 02 96 440 14
nierrr ...... V. C 24 m M «9 253 19
W. Knapp ......... «fl3 98 67 112 386 14
Homer ....... .778 93 79 107 499 12
11. Preston ........ 035 92 92 . 74 407 14 .
O. Swain ;....../. 777 90 102-84 ,501 12
Mor.lHi.cl 702 84 .92 77, 451 12
U~ Williams ... 452 WJ 64 53 252 17
J. Martin ../. 4»rt S3 ;'5» sfi 2»S 17*
W. Fischer ..... ... 575 S3 73 65 554 14
AX.VU.Ui RUN TO OCEAJf
Captain -Max Rosenfeld; ot the '-.Olym
pic ,Club\ has announced the arrange
ments for the annual . New_- Year's^ run
to^the ocean. The members. will, leave
the at 1050 Bddy_f street at
9:30, sharp on- New' Year's May ; and .go
through " the 'park -to the: Ocean boule
vard, thence \ to ,. one ." of \u25a0"' the * beach -' re
sorts, , where 'clothing ; will* be changed
for i bathing suits. , The ; members \ are
requested to have*. their* bathing- suits
and change 'of p clothing, at vthe club^
house - beforo : the^'tlme. of startingi
JOCKEYS TO PLAY* NEWSBOYS
OAKLAND, .Dec. 28.— jockey :t. Bill
Knapp' s baseball, team,{ recruited [t rom
the" ranks of Jockeys '\u25a0 at : the ' Emeryville
track, are diligently.i practicing; for|the
postponed ; game •"; Sunday,;; afternoon ; at
Idora park'-wlth'a 1 picked' nine; from; the
Oakland :: Herald «'newsboyS.V The "game
will be r calledat 2:30 \u25a0',-•-.
.'\u25a0\u25a0: :i- . . .:.;\u25a0\u25a0 . -•.- :\u25a0:- .. ' . \u25a0.-.\u25a0' "..?'.\u25a0.;* '• .... *. - i-r ? . .. - - . \u25a0 : ...
THE/SAX '.-FRANCISGb'.- GALL, ."SASURPAYI^'dECEAIBER -29, 1906.
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Head Winds Encountered After
; , Honolulu Make Liner Doric Late '
The Occidental, and. Oriental;' Stea- 1
ship Company's liner - Doric, ; Captain
Gaukroger, whichwas due; on -Thursday
from \ the Orient, 'arrived ; yesterday
morning, having' beenr' delayed-'? after
leaving Honolulu by unusually "'. heavy
head winds : accompanied • by : a- high' sea."
•This opposition' from; the elements conl'
tinued for four days and prevented' the
liner's making her usual '.* good r» time.
The pilot took on; board the- news/of
Captain Seabury'sCdeath, ana ' >ut 'of
respect to > the memory Vof^ the*- Pacific
Mail's commodore Captain Gaukroger
ordered all the Doric's - flags at) 1 half
mast..'-;' '\-.'~"C \u25a0\u25a0 ; : ..-'.. \u25a0;.;.' '\u25a0..;'\u25a0:"\u25a0"\u25a0->...: \u25a0'\u25a0:\u25a0-.' '
The Doric brought 2923, tons of cargo,
which included 33({ bales fiof^r raw 1 silk,
1878 chests of tea,, 3000; bales of
and 3689 rolls of matting.'.' She/brought
twenty-three cabin passengers; eight in
the steerage and 130 Asiatics." ; Among
the j latter were , twenty-six ; Sikhs E from
India," unskilled ' laborers 'V" who '^. have
come to this' country seeking ; work. .*;.\u25a0\u25a0.
Among: the Doric's: passengers^. was
Dr. F. Bodzenhardt,; who 'occupies the
chair of medicine at the University. of
Budapest. He is on-hls.way to" Phila
delphia' to attend the'- medical conven
tion.''»-• ' \u0084: - ' ' - "' . - .:::, : y : {'-
Another passenger, was. Li D. Cum
mings, who has been" in the customs
service in the Philippines and is going
to Havana looking for, a similar:posi
tion in. the event of Uhe' American an;
nexation of Cuba. Cummihgs hasHa
Japanese wife, whom he married four
years ago .'in Manila. Chief Paymaster
O. Roddart of the German _ navy was
another .passenger. ' He ; is on his wiy
home after a tour of - duty on the
Asiatic station. '\u25a0':*- V -\u25a0"'\u25a0-
The Doric's passengers included:
A. H. Sllverstone. Chief Paymaster. O. Rod
dart. Charles E. Cullcn, P. E. Mack,' Irs. A.B.
Carpenter. Miss 8.. G. Tietje, L. D. Cummings,
Rev. E. W. Harris, W. R. Lee, G. Karl Springs
feld. S. Yagishlta, \V. Domnlch. Dr. Rodzen
hardt. A. H. Gnlllver.J. E. Parker. Mrs. C. O.
Jennings. W. Maclalne-Polnt MrB. :U. D. Cum-,
niinsjs. Mrs. E. W. Harris and two children. Lee
Ting Leung. Toy Gon. .
Xlpon Maru Sails for Orient
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru,
Captain Filmer, sailed r yesterday for
the Orient. She ; carried i thirty-four '|
cabin. passengers. 135 Chinese and thir- i
ty Japanese. Among her passengers ;
were: \u25a0 .. . ,',''', -.'\u25a0 V. \u25a0»\u25a0'; -,'
For Yokohama — D. T. Ahrenbprg, Mr. Albara,
Mrs. Albara, K. Kadoya. Mr. Kato. T. Kaji, ;T.
Takeda. T. Takakuwa, Dr. Otto Kummel, Paul
Kutt, E. L.tMondon. -M. Otanl. ,
For : Kobe— J. D. Hnbbard, Mrs. .T. D. Hub
bard, Rev. v H. B. SchwarU,: Mrs. H. B.
Sc-hwartß, child and maid. ' - .;
For Nagasaki — J. H. \u25a0T. McMurtrie, Mrs. Mc-
Shalne, Comte Orlowskl, Mr. Podhorskl. -A. L.
Shields. -.' -
For Manila — Arthur R. Chenoweth. Miss Ada
Dorr, Frederick H. Fairfax, Dr.'Z. M." Laughlin,
Milton W. Lasansky, Mrs. Milton W. Lazansky,
William J. Platka. Robert E. Norfleet, C. . B.
Thrall, Mr. Weinberger, Mrs. Weinberger."
For Hongkong— T.M. Little.
Sonoma Carrie* Many Passenger*
The oceanic Steamship Company's !
liner Sonoma, Captain J. H. Trask,
sailed yesterday af ternoon ' for ' ; : .the
Antipodes with a full cargo, which con
sisted largely of /California products,
and a large number, of passengers,
among them many tourists 1 on their
way to the New Zealand Exposition at
Christchurch. Among the
wa's Dr. \V. H. Solf,»the German Gov
ernor of Apia. Jules Knight,, an En
glish -actor who formerly* played >,with
Ellen Terry, , was vamong ; the | passengers
for Sydney. Jack 'Johnson,*, the jcolored
! pugilist iWhOk is going : i to*: r Australia''! in'
the hope of getting Vi match"; with Bill
Squires, the Australian champion, also
was a passenger -on', the Sonoma.
The passengers included: .
For Honolulu— Mrs. J. v Bourne Jr., Dr.- F. T.
Brooks. P. B. • Bursley. Mrs. M. Carnegie and ,
child, L. Chevalier. Miss A. Dowdle, Miss A. M.
Felker, H. W. Holllf. Mrs. Hollls. . .T. H. Hunt, i
Master Hunt, S. F. Hunt, G. A. Johnson, C. C.
Kennedy, J. S. Ktmball. Mrs. Kimball, P.' S.
Livermore, Mrs. Livermore, J. R. Mitchell, Mrs.
Mitchell. P. Pedro. Mrs. G. Poindestre, \u25a0J. G.
Rothwell, Jack Rvan. L. P. Smith. Mrs. Smith,
J. H. Spohn, E. F. Swan. W. Weinrlch Jr., H.
White, Mrs. White, Miss Ella White. Mrs. E.
Whlttam. Miss M. Whlttam. Mrs. Eliza Castle
and child, R. E. Cape. G. •\u25a0 E. Devlne, Miss G.
L. Lynch, 11. Meinert, D. S. K. Pahn/ Mrs. P.
P«>dro, J. Robinson. A. Sijrismund, Mrs." M. Sl
monton. ,-E." S. Smith,, Mrs. Hunt., a \u0084
For Pago Pago — Dr. Ancenhelster, Franc Enke,
Lieutenant Hecker, <A. Konitz," F. Lueden, Dr.
W. 11. Solf. Otto Thiele. W. 0. . Facer, Mrs.
Giles and child. Miss E.. Giles, Mrs. Osslk.R. -D...
Stead. - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -- , '.-, - \u25a0'-'\u25a0 \u25a0'.-' \u25a0 ' '.-'..-\u25a0...
For Auckland— Mrs. Mary Ballantyne, W.
Knhnel. Mrs. Kuhnel, Rev. M. McManus, Dr.
E. W. Mlddledorf. Mrs. Mlddledorf, Mrs.
Mackay. -E. H. Rawson. Mrs.-E. Raynor,' B: H.
Roberton, C. M. Russell,- Mrs. Russell. S. Sim
mons, E. :A. ,W*od.; F. . Bonthorne, Mrs. » Bon
thorne. Master M. Bonthorne, A.* H. Davis. Mrs.
J. Frerikes, Mrs. E. Gower. S. E. Hancock, n.
E. Hollaway. Miss Nina Moore/ Miss .D. Uiggs,
A Smith. Mrs. A* M. . Tnayer, Miss M. Thayer,
Miss E.Thayer. .; ' \u0084
' For Sydney — Tom Armstrong. C. G. S." Bagot,
Mrs. Bagot and Infant." J. F. Church. Mrs. L. F.
Cockroft. Miss Cockroft. Miss Charlotte M.'Cock
roft. Mlks Holly Coffee.- W. :Cuthbertson. P.
Duffv. Miss \u25a0C. \u25a0 Ebr. 'B.-W.. Hartley,'. O.'iC. Kan
zow. .Mrs. O. L. King. J.Knight. Sir Edmund
Lechmere. Charles Markell. Mrs. Markell, Mi»s
L. MarkolU W. S. Mayer. Mrs.' Mayer. Dr. C. S.
O. Nagel, Mrs. . Nagel, Miss E. Napel, Miss M.
Nagel. G. Nagel, O. Kagel, Dr. A. Per " Lee
Pease, A. Ramsay. Mrs. Ramsay,' Mrs. M. Riley,
E. K. Rogers, Mrs; M. Stanley, Miss P. Verne,
F. * E. - Viekers. Adam : Waldeck. \u25a0\u25a0 Mrs. : Waldeck,
Mrr. W. Werring. n. T. Wills, -T. Fenton, A.
Harwich. D. J. Inch. Jack Johnson. A. SlcLean,
F.- H. Mason. Philip Reillr, D. '\u25a0 Scott.
Join at -Honolulu for * Auckland — J. Baxter,
Mrs. Baxter, J. D. Bond' E. B, 1 Wtlcox, . J. -B.
Wise., -\u25a0-\u25a0• -'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 '"' \u25a0 ' - ''•'\u25a0 -' '' ' ' "'
Join at .Honolulu for ' Sydney — F. Albert. Mrs.
Albert, two children and maiil; : D.* W. Brunton,
nt. Rev. John Dunne, Rev. J. Dunned M. Forti,
A. W. Harrison, Uev. J. P. Marshall,* Rt. Rev.
p. . J. - O'Connor. -\u25a0 Father O'.Donohoe, Rev. ' Father
O'Reilly. Rev. M. J.Shanahan, F.H.: Weeks..-
Join at Honolulu — T. O'Leary.'Xlrs. O'Leary. •
1 Chinese Jump* From Ferry Steamer;'.
\u25a0 - On the :2: o'clock i trip -from;, this :^ side
of-, the "ferry; steamer .Berkeley yester
day afternoon '-. 'a^. Chinese v passenger
Jumped overboard^ Ki^.The ; steamer. 1 was
stopped, a boat lowered and j the ; would
be suicide, '; in \u25a0. whom; the cold water had
aroused a frantic .desire j forj life.-rwas
picked :up. .1"-. He was a 'good; swimmer,'
the. rescue was -'accomplished*; quickly
and the ferry; steamer's crew* had some
valuable practice iin^life-saving." i The
Chinese was; apparently unharmed by
theimtnersion. ' : v'. v .',.':: '\u25a0'\u25a0"\u25a0',; •\u25a0-"\u25a0 '.";'
Ma rl posa Sails (or Tahiti
.The Oceanic . Steamship •';. Company's
liner Mariposa, Captain" Lawless;- sailed
yesterday , for,- Tahiti with ,; passengers
and freight. ' \u25a0 *,; 'i<- ' :
Water " Front , Xotea
.The big freighter Mexican, ,; sister
ship to the Alaskan'and Neyadan.'is.to
be launched at 10:20 : o'clbckHhis morn
ing at ' the "Unions Iron iWorks.V : V n j ' ; >
; The .'^ Pacific^ Mail f; liner 5 Korea left
Hongkong, yesterday for; this, port.;' ,; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0
'The " steamer! Ravalli,"; with >tha liirn^
ber-laden scho6ner>Wing*and;"vvnng,;lri"
tow,' arrived i yesterday; from^Eurekal :
..Receipts 'of * lumber; yesterday.4 by.-; sea
amounted^ to 1 riearly/4,000,000 If eet.'tfr^;/i
The new steamer ; Daisy^ Freeman* ar
rived yesterday/from : Eureka ; in ; tow . of
the -tug -Ranger:* .• " ; : \u25a0 : ';'-. : -:
f^The -. French ;. bark ;.. La Rochejaquelln
arrived!, -yesterdays; from .Newcastle,'
England.;:
Movement* [of Transport*
were, received : . here yester-:
day *;to3 the-? effect ':. that '•*, the
Thomas sailed I' from Guam v Decemoer,
27,5 and "that i the : Dix", left; Honolulu on
the- same .date. .,'.-. •*;.'•: '„ ; '.". -" : -." I'.-'J-.*; ; " ?; " •\u25a0"'
coast shipping: news
items eflhterestio Mariners
ci' the Pacific
"TACOMA/ Dec; 2S.—The v schoonTr "Alice sailed
today ; for San t Francisco , with ilumber/*i lumber/*- The ; Brit
ish , bark Duns ta ffnage has gone . to -Quartermaster
Ilarbor. . • During - the ' last dull i shipping period
\u25a0 the r vessel ; j«pent '- tliree r . years ,\u25a0 at ; Quartermaster,
where ' Capta in ' Forbes 'has :* purchased ,\u25a0 a * home.
The .-\u25a0\u25a0; steainsblp >.•' Xebraskan s sailed for
Honolulu.".;- The ; steamship \u25a0 Montarat has i arrived
from r San 5 Kran?isco \u25a0to > load t wheat.»r The ; steam
ship Hercules \u25a0 sa iled i tonight '<\u25a0. for % Seattle v after
loading 6000' tons of. wheat fori Shanghai.' /Flour
;will complete her cargo. "The, 'steamship Drum
cairnehas arrived from British- Columbia t<> load
general ;, freiglit \u25a0 for : : South fAfrlea." ..; The , - steam
ship Hum bolilt;; Captain- Baughman,-) will. sail- for
San . Franclcco : with in '. the nest j few \u25a0 days to • re-;
celve her annual ovprfaauling'.*.' She { will then ! re
turn .' to .? Pucet '. Sound ; and j ran sto f Southeostern
Alasta'as rormorlr."j Afters sailing: the \u25a0 seas' for
moi* than 1 1 wen ty < years \ the ship . Eskasonl, 1715
tons, iis to : be ; broken i up ; for ' Junk \u25a0 at . Hongkonsr
Ito pay. salvage amounting to I $10.000 . awarded to
the > tramp "steamer . whic6 s picked 'up'the rEska-"
soni at ; sea, dismantled in Oriental . waters early
in December.' ;*\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0:'.' -%'";;'>--^i~.- - :
SAN,: PEDRO, : Dec^ 28.— The "steamer \u25a0 Robert
Dollar, .Captain Petersen,? arrived * this; moraine,
five .days from Grays Harbor.: 1 bringing ,Boo,ooo
feet ' of , lumber,'" consigned tto i the ';\u25a0 Slade I Lumber
Company, fi The steamer Alcatras,-! Captain Peter
son,"- 80 hours from Greenwood,"- arrived with 1280,
000; feet , of ' lumber i for : the ; Sani Pedro ': Lumber
Company. ;, Th e; steamer -N orwood;- tfapta ln i Mar
tin,' s?days from? Grays via San -Fran
cisco,- Is \ dischorging 100,000 -feet; of I lumber -for
the v San . Pedro j Lumber 'Company.**' The /.ship
Standard, . Captain Mandell, « finished ' discharging
her, lumber cargo ' today and* was/ towed > :to the
outer harbor. : r She will sail | f or^ Port j Hadlock ' to
reload as soon as . she obtatns/aifull'crew.v. The
ship •• Eiwell. \u25a0/. from Astoria; i the ' bark t- General
Fairchlld. \u25a0 from -> Bellinsham : » the ?. bark < Johtf
Palmer, from South Bend, and ; the i schooner Aza
lea, from Eureka, are out two days with- cargoes
of . lumber consigned to < wholesalers ' at; this port.
January « promises to -bo one -| of;, the - liveliest
months In . the < history of this : port.'»Thh*ty-flve
windjammers are .< reported aon the . way '- to : San
Pedro .with cargoes of lumber.! in 'addition to the
regular amount of steam -. tonnage."/, The i steamer
laqua.v Captain' John,, arrived from' Eureka' with
000,000 feet of . lumber consigned : to , the San Pe
dro Lumber Company. - ". v; -V- -.-\u25a0-: -
:' The British bark Queen Elisabeth, out ,148
days from Hamburg, for San? Pedro,: with a car
pro of cement, whs sighted ".this; morning about
forty miles off Port Lots Angeles by the steamers
laquaaod Norwood. ' •-. \u25a0';\u25a0'..„•. \u25a0
\ PORTLAND,. Dec. 2S.— The steamer Santa
Ana. » owned on • Puget Sound, ; will * be ; a ' regular
lumber carrier out of Portland .under charter . to
the. Selby: Smelting Company " of v San Francisco
for six months.- \u25a0 The ! cargoes will be supplied by
Inman. i Poulsen'& Co.. The Santa ' Ana can can-y
800.0(X) feet of lumber each trip. -She will sail
from \u25a0 Seattle . for Portland nest .Wednesday. - The
fast stern .wheel 'river steamer ; Telephone.' ac
cording to report, has- been sold to the Califor
nia. Navigation Company and .will;. be. taken- to
t>an Francisco early in - February to run : on • the
Sacramento River.; The j. Telephone- cost: $75,000
and was bnilt three years / ago. \u25a0 The German
ship Marie Hackfeld began taking on > grain at
the Irving dock' this morning. -The : work of load-
Ing : the :\u25a0 barkentine Aurora , with • lumber • at < St.-
Johns^wiH- be completed tomorrow.;. With; a full
cargo of general \u25a0 freight auda'big passenger list,
the steamer • Columbia sailed/last night for ' San
Francisco. The \u25a0 French bark .\u25a0 Hoche >is \u25a0 expected
to complete \u25a0 her grain cargo \u25a0 tomorrow •at Mont
gomery dock.- -During the past; few days she has
lost three sailors by desertion. •\u25a0';' -
Two more lumber carriers' have completed their
cargoes.' the British bark.Bankburn and American
barkentine Diamond Head.*. The Briton -has "on
board 1.145.000 feet of lumber for Peru and the
American 821,000 feet for San Pedro. .The ships
John . Currier and ; Oriental have ' been I placed on
the en route list for Portland.:*:. The former will
oome from Manila and the latter from Son Fran
cisco.- Both are under charter- to load lumber for
California r>orts. : « . • < •,• . :.
HONOLULU.' Dec. 2i:^-The 'l Ma tson steamer
Enterprise arrjved at ' Hilo December 15. after
a fierce battle! in the southerly, storm ; which has
been raging in the vicinity,? of t these islands.
One hundred and fifty tons of - : her deck . load
was lost and ; some damage was < done to her
npDpr works. : '"' . \u25a0 r ' \u25a0.\u25a0 '. \u25a0 : : - \u25a0 \u25a0< . : \u25a0 • .
The ; Norwegian bark -'.' Marglt ; "sailed for the
Sound December 18 to i carry lumber' to Valpa
raiso. •:\u25a0 \u25a0 ;•-';• \u25a0-\u25a0-. ."; -...- .-. \u25a0' ';'.. ! -.-,-.
- The V : Japanese : Consul - has" officially:' thanked
Commander Joynes of the U. S. \u25a0 R. i C.i Manning
for hi» services on behalf of, the ' steamer Chinsa
Maru, when; thelatteriran on\the reef at the
entrance to Honolulu harbor. -.*-\u25a0-.- •\u25a0'.-\u25a0\u25a0• ".-\u25a0\u25a0; •
'\u25a0'<\u25a0 In a, heavy southerly gale Ton the - night •of
December 12. the American four-masted barken
, tine * Echo, discharging scoal r. at '-EJeele/iKaual,
from ' Newcastle. \u25a0 parted her stern » moorings." was
forced; into the trough; of 'the sea 'and shook the
f oretopgallant mast < and '\u25a0 main \u25a0 topmast f: out -of
her.', the •\u25a0 , foretopgallant \u25a0 yard Agoing* with \u25a0:\u25a0< the
mast.-- : - •;\u25a0\u25a0/. ;.-;\u25a0:; .•..;.- ..tr:» ; ; ,«._.^ ; - ~r,- - : .; : r \u25a0..;;--*;,.- :
? » The French : steamship t Amlr^JiExelmans - will
leave at the . end aof Z this 4 mon th \u25a0' for
Honolulu,, with freight and immigrants. ;v-'? "s 'i
>*• The ;' Japanese steamer ,; Kusuho ? Maru 'i- brought
f)S3 Japanese laborers, many of whom will go to
the coast. '.'•\u25a0»'•-..- . r - :\u25a0 : - .
•There are at: least 18.000 tons, of coal; in -the
bnnkers of the naval station. here and more than
twice as much In f . private bunkers; all •of > which
would be at the mercy, of an "enemy In case of
war.--:;:..' •..-.-: .:-.... •„; : \u0084;v,;, \u25a0.-„ \u0084!«• >.-.y.-;j .-- \u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0.:,-.
'\u25a0 A libel for $20,000 has, been' filed in the, United
States court against } the American- ship; W.^F.
Babcotk. Charles May/J- Lundersen, H. Halvor
sen, H. .C, de Visserand five other sailors, who
left \u25a0 the :\u25a0 vessel. * sufferine,' ;. they> allege, r from
scurvey, , have .instituted f the They
demand $5000 damages: eaeh^s and the < vessel -'l3
bonded for $00,000.- - J. , ,--: \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; \u0084 --. : "
= TheiU. S. tug Irnquois will beeifl- to, survey
the reef and sound the waters off. Barbers Point,
where the Sheridan went ashore..' -.-/-
Arrived — December i 16. v S. > R.r-Mtowera from
Victoria," B; C; December, 10.'! bark Nuuanu. from
New s York. S. \u25a0 S. Knsuho , Mam , from Na?a«akl;
December 20/ S.j S. •. China , from ; San '; Francisco,
S. S.. Doric from-, the Orient, .-v-y
Sailed— December ' lfi> bark -W. B. ! ' Flint for
Makawell, S. S. . Miowera for; Colonies; Decem
ber 18, - bark * Margit for ' Ronnd. bark iR. P.
Ritbet for San Francisco;; December -19, -U. "S."
transport ; Sherman > for. San Franciscor December
20, schooner Aloha for, San Francisco; December
21. S. S.'Chlnn for the- Orient. ,-\u25a0 ; . .;.
\u25a0 \u25a0 From latlttide 50 . In i the - Atlantic \u25a0 to'; latitude
50 In „ the Pacific, around r ; the \u25a0 tail ?of \u25a0". South
America, r the bark- Nunann \on her^ voyage - from
New York Just ; completed.; made a record of
fourteen ' days. * ' During ', the v previous '- trip ; she
made it in forty \ days -.- and \u25a0on the \u25a0• occasion
preceding that Captain Josselyn says it took him
forty-eight > days. '\u25a0•--*. \u25a0
NEWS; OF- THE OCEAN
\u0084.- .. ;Fre!grht» B and 'Charters '\u25a0".'\u25a0..' -..;
: The : Norwegian steamer. Th.vra.is' under time
charter for. coal between." Comox, and -. Pacific
Coast ; ports, delivery j and '\u25a0' redellvery ; chartered
prior , to arrival. .- - \u25a0" r -r \u25a0
The . French j bark L'Hermite will proceed in
bal last to Sydney > Heads ' for \u25a0 orders.
The Sonoima'M - Cargo
' -.The stenmer Sonoma sailed yesterday for Syd
ney via Honolulu, . Pago Pago and ' Auckland with
a general merchandise. cargo valued at • $300,060. ,
exclusive iof t. treasure.-, and to ; he * distributed as
follows: - ' For < Honolulu." $14.638: J . New * Zealand;
$122,535: Australia. .$220,778;: fiamoan Islands,
$0270; Sonth ; Africa. iflllO; Fiji Islands. $282:
New,: Caledonia., $365; >Manlla, $02. • The .-. fol
lowing were \u25a0; the principal . \u25a0 \u25a0-,-:. \u25a0-'.
'.To Honolulu— oo6o lbs butter.- 4000 lbs dressed
poultry. 32 cs. frozen oysters," s6 pkgs fruits and
vegetables, < 432 '\u25a0- 11« ; . opium. V 6 ., pkgs drugs, '5• cs
dry goods, 3 os cigars. • 4 bxs electrical goods. .
• •ToHßamo»in Inlands — 11-.fibls flour, 2760 lbs rice,"
510 lbs salt. 631 rs and. 11 pkgs snlniim, 40 gals
wine, 3 casks beer. ' 360 lbs 1 candy/ S3 ' crts pota
toes t and onions. >53 ; bxs fruits, - 1820 ; lbR lard,
3233 • lbs i table 1 meals, 4019 '. lbs 5 bread. '. 1920 lbs
benns, \u25a0; 813 . lbs \ peas, : (190,: lbs < hams • and ibacon,
214 r es I canned t goods.; 24 1 cs ; table I nroparatlons,
1170 1 lbs codfish. 210 lbs 1 dried fruit. 216 ' lbs
cheese/ 27- cs drugs, \u25a0 0 bales bags;- 5 os . boots and
shoes. 11 cs soap, 9 pkgs dry. goods. .7 pkgs.bicy
cles. ,37. pkgs ship stores, ! 2 . cs sewing machines
12 doors, . 2300 ; ft : lumber.--- -•: \u25a0-.:.\u25a0' \u25a0 • /;\u25a0 \u25a0
-.-• To » New- Zealand — 145.520 lbs .raisins, .76,925
Iba aKsorted dried • fruits, 3234 bss oranges,' 923
bxs lemons; ; 26l7; lbs ; Deans,'i67So--lbß rodflsh,
2560 •\u25a0 en -: canned i goods, >17? cs ? cereals, ; 60 - pkgs
sausage caslngs.^49 cs groceries,", 12 cs liquors 6
cs grape juice, - 271 , pkgs •. roofing material,; 2o.294
lbs - seeds. < 03 : bales * and -2>' cs 1 rubber goods, \u25a01 1
pkgs * agricultural ;\u25a0? implements, ";, 150 ' pkes * ma
chinery, . 1300 • sks plaster,'. 375 > bxs , and 35 , pkgs
metal ; polish, : 30 \u25a0cs cash : registers ,- end supplies
13 \u25a0-. cs -electrical ', -goods,;: 20 jcs 1 typewriters." C 7
cs boots and -shoes/ 29 cs sewing .machines/* 33 cs
corsets; 8 . pkgs : windmills/. s•cs \u25a0 arms j and \ am
:munition/?40; cs • paints.-: B , bbls < printing,: iuk.'- 10
bblo \u25a0 and 'l3 scs ;lubrlcatlnir, oiVi 11^ rii)« Weather
8 automobiles and 15 pkgs parts, 2 horses. -.\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0
'\u25a0: iTo rAustralla— 2s.3BB j- cs* 33 \u25a0> bbls aud^74o i hf
bbls salmon." 46,940 * lbs V, hopsft 15,295 ' lbs \ dried
f mlt/- 3000 ; lb* ; raisins, * 58.990 % \1hn > codfish/ * 236
lbs :cheesp.:2o' cs-igrßne r Juice,'ft2l4ics scanned
goods.-; 2027 ! lbs itea;^ 1500 ; bxs : oranges/ ST»O bxs
lemons, -461, pkes 'machinery/ 44,090 lbs pig lead
46 ; bales > and >21 *cs; rubber >. (roods/;, 38 'cj- sewing
machines/ 90S lbs seeds.\49 cs drugs. > 23 cs , agri
enltural - implements. •* 6zcs \u25a0* bicycles, a. 214 < pkgs
palnts/i C 31 1. pkgs i roofing ! material." 1 840 bxs and
100 pkpsnietnl polish, 3. automobiles.^ 10 -ess dry
goods.r 12 1 bales ; hose,^ 9 1 bales t overalls,"^ 1 0 4 bbls
a nd . Ic s olls."f Scs i leather, '^7 ' cs * arms . and '- am
munition,'; 16 : bbls 1 printing ;ink.-s 74 \u25a0'\u25a0 bales < sheet
ings, s 10 \u2666 ba les 5 cotton * domestics, \u25a0»\u25a0 44 ? es s electri
cal I goods," 20 'cs i boots ! and » shoes.N 4 .cs \u25a0 hats '81
cs' typewriters and- supplies '.-• • \u25a0 \u25a0-
0-..T0 ; South ', Africa— 2sj pkgs t, building -paoer, f72
cs and -<" • drums paints,*-: 36 5 bxs * metal i polish 4 '
\u25a0* '.To .; Fiji - Islands — 52 « cs • canned < goods. \u25a0 150 * lbs
hops,*- 106 lbs * dried : fruit, j2~> cs • groceries, \u25a0? 8? cs
metal ; polish;^:?".-- 'y-~r \u25a0;\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0<.:^v'%.-^^;:;- \u25a0.,'" , : .- -
,'i To -New » Caledonia— loo cs .'canned ' salmon. ' -
-'- To j Manila— 2 \u25a0 cs . firearms;;. \u25a0 ; r : :. >•\u25a0\u25a0> t\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0 . -* . .
Merchandise S for.?, the;'; Orient
-i The -Japanese •* steamer> Nippon ": Mam t> sailed
yesterday &? for *f Hongkong 3 and ;£ way a ports 'J via
Honolulu I withl cargo l rained t at i $237,343/! exclu
sive \u25a0 of fe treasure/* and -* manifested t? as s follows \u25a0
For Japan.! $154,517 : 1 Philippine Islands,! $51,961 • I
China,! 827.367 ; j East . IndieM $2637 ; Korea.i $701 :
South $180. t; Among u the ; leading | ship
ments i were % the * following : - . "" .- " ? e4mh
r^ To. Japan— l 263 'bbls * flour.'* 1819 * balestcotton;
1480 1 pkgs I sewing I machines, » 77 l rolls 3 and i2oii cs
leather, <- 38,714 " : lbs a tallow."*, 1 1,423 » lbs s sugar/
71< ctls | oats.-v 35 bxs fresh ? f ruiU.Y2334 l lbs | ham
and bacon, 14 * pkgs Iha bin* I powder, -< 6 cs \u25a0 meals/
2670 1 lbs i dried * f mit, 1 ? 362 •« lbs %tr isins.T* 104 p=". cs
canned i. soods/ji 120 i casks 5 beer/,; 200 \ sals > wine/
The WMther Report
*\u25a0- United ' States i Department < of : Agriculture-
Weather /Bureau; :Baui Francisco, * Dec. 2S. \u25a0;;\u25a0•-.;- •-\u25a0'. "c
'STATIONS.'- •' £ ;•' 3I 1 B;.; j .'• ;?.-.£
.-- \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ; -. : . 1 \u25a0". \u25a0\u25a0 p g -• : \u25a0 • o
- \u25a0 '"\u25a0\u25a0 -' *. : ?\u25a0'\u25a0'•? : --' : J,
Baker v.;-.-;... .23.02 3R "34" S •• Cloudy .00
Boise ..........20.94 42. 40/W : Kain .01
Kureka...... ...2P.ns r.4 40' NW Clear .00
Flagstaff :-;\u25a0;: r. .29.70; 34 32 SW Snow .40
Fresno •..;-.;-; ..:>!>.9o ,an 4S NE Clear' * .00
Independence • ..29. S2-B0 40 NW Clear' 00
Kalispell .v;.'.-. 29.54 ; ::2 26 NW Rain -;.,-- T
Los : Angeles, v. 29.8« •«2* 52 W•" Rain .70
Modena ..'... ..29.72' 30 "34;; W Snow'l -".3G
Mt.;Tamalpais.;2o.94: 45^44 KW Clear >.00
North' Head "...2fl.s.S 4S- 46 S -Rain \u25a0\u25a0 .04
Pocatello- .....29.KS 3S ..: NW Cloudy .00
Pt.-Reyes Lt.'..2».90 55' .; NW.' Clear "\u25a0 .00
Portland ..:... I'O.OiV: 42 34.5-' Clon.iy T.
Phoenix;.; .....29.52 4(5 ,52 NW Ciolidy .22
Keno :..'..;...29.5x 42- 3« NW CMidy .01
Red Bluff;;.;..25).xs r>S 40 SE Clear .00
Roseburj: ';;:.. .30.00 .42'•40 > W ' Cloudy .00
Sacramento^, .. .29.90 00 4S S ; Clear" L.-.00
Salt Lake>.:...20.78"44 S2 W , Cle.ir - .00
San Dlejro .... .29.84 r S.S 54 NE Pt.Clrty .12
San Francisco..29.92.'-5H' 45 W Clear - .00
San Jose ...V..29.90 T»S 44 NW Clear f .no
San L.-•ObiBpO.'.2».-80 «0 48 NW- Clear T.
S.jE. 1 Farallon;2fl.as 54 .. NW Clear .00
Seattle.;.;.... ..2&.£fi „4S -30 S \u25a0'"-".' Cloudy 00
Spokane? ;....":.29.94 36 US NE Suow' .04
•Summit .......... 3S 24 ,Calm Cloudy 4.1K)
Tatoosh .;;;... 29.SO -46 -40 LW Clondy .OS
Tonopah ...;..29.fH» 34 32 NW Snow .04-
V^alla .........29.94; 40 >34 N . Cloudy .00
Wlnnemncca-...29.R«, 46 t2B NE Pt.Cldy .00
Ynma ..;.•.:....29.82 (H.; 52 -V,' -Cloudy .16
'^••Snow.on ground; 41 Inches. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ; >\u25a0"
?; . RAINFALL pWTA ; -
": *o LV/ - " Past \u0084 Seasonal
stations— • •" • 24 Hours, to Date. Normal.
Eureka ...........:.... .00 \u25a0- 16 49
Red Bluff.,-'. V. .\u25a0.-.;....... 00 9.24 9.16
Sacramento r. ;.;.;-. r.;^ if.oo'"• R. 20 ' » 7 Xt
San; Francisco .......... .00 ;"• 8.2S 8 7"
San Jose ........;..... .00 , c 42
Fresno .:......... .(« 3.42 3""4
San Luis 0bi5p0......... Oft 6.RS 7.22
Los Angeles ..;.'....... 1.12 S.fti. \u25a0 r».Brt
1 San Dieg0;;.;;.....-.:.. .1)2 4.20 * 3.34
\u0084 .SYNOPSIS .
;-.- *alr, weather : prevails _in California except
: south of - the - Tehachapi. - where - generous \u25a0 rains
J have occurred. -. A-moderate disturbance over
Arizona is apparently moving - very | slowly east
ward. \u25a0. The • pressure is. falling along the Wash
ington coast,, but. the new disturbance will prob
ably xnove eastward. •-- The temperatures are mod
erate throughout Cal ifornia.t-J; -
"•:: j WEATHER FORECAST . .
For San . Francisco ; and i vlcinltv—Fair Satur
day; light north wind. ..* '
'.r. r For Sacramento Valley —Fair Saturday: possi
bly light frost in. the morning: -licht east wind.
.For San Joaqnin Valley —Fair Saturday; light
frost In the morning: light north wind.
••' For-Los: Angelea and vicinity —Clearing Satur
day; light north wind. - ' . \u25a0. \u25a0
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
21 'es rubber / goods! 10 cs oils, \u25a0 134 b.ts photo
ffoods, 17 cb machinery. 22 cs plumbing material,
38 cs paints. ,6- es shoes,' 63 cs lamps, 26 cs
cash registers and supplies. 12 pkgs agricultural
implements. 84 bxs gas meters. 10 cs dry goods,
10 cs firearms;, 13 m typewriters.'7. head cattle.
To Philippine Islands—3o,l63 lbs; beans, 2133
lbs peas, 4190 lbs dried fruit. 3625 lbs coffee,
315 \u25a0 lbs candy, \u25a0 • 24.300 \u25a0 lbs - codfish. 1440 lbs
meals,-7881 lbs hams and bacon, 10C2 cs canned
goods. 2700 crts potatoes/ 333 crts onions, 540
cs salmon; 320 hxs fresh fruits. 1680 lbs bread.
192 i lbs .chocolate, ; 400 lbs < paste. 552 cs and
463 gals whisky,, 106. gals and 33 cs wine, 30
gals brandy, 20 cs liquors, 25 kees pickles.: 25
cs - molasses; 25 *cs syrup.- 41 es "spices. 23 :03:03
baking ponder. 40 cs extracts. 10 cs honey. 13
rolls and . 5 eg leather. 303. bbls aßphaltum. 4
cs ' machinery; 13 cs ' electrical. goods. 35 pkes
carriage; material. S6 cs boots and shoes, 60
cs soap. - 4 cs;.; typewriters,; 36 pkgs wagon ma
terial, 2550 lbs starch."
To China—269B lbs beans; 1997 lbs cheese.
1000 lbs pens. 2130 lbs codfish, 1425 ibs and 29
bxs dried fruit. 1313 lbs ham /and bacon.\ll9 cs
salmon, 2 206 cs canned goods.. 8 cs millstuffs.
.150; lbs \u25a0 hops. 13 bxs ; frnits,' 15 cs whisky, 3323
les ginseng, : 4 pkgs , roofing material, 79 > pfcgs
machinery. •• , •--. .
\u25a0 To East Indies —300 cs salmon. 4.80 gals wine
30 cs; sajmon, 780 lbs dried fruit. 101 cs sew
ing machines. ... . , ; .
To Korea^lO cs salmon, 377 lbs. cheese, 320
lbs butter, 200 lbs codfish. 6 cs groceries.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
,- Si Friday. December 28.
- Stmr \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 Whltesboro,, Mikkelsen, 19 hours from
Meudoclno. - ... - . \u25a0*-< - -:\u25a0 . . \u25a0 . ' • ,'
Stmr Arctic, Hendrlcksen, 27 hours from Eu
reka, sj \u25a0'::\u25a0 r r ' . ; •: i \u25a0 :=> --, • -\u25a0
-Stmr Phoenix. • Hendrlckson, : 30 hours from Eu
reka;.; .*•\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0.'»\u25a0•\u25a0:•'\u25a0:'•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0.\u25a0..-"..\u25a0•"• •,-,':. - :'• .' ' ' -. '
'"• Stmr Elizabeth, Jenson, : 70 hours from Ban
don., \ -. :• . \u25a0 ' : ". -. . - -'.\u25a0.';
Stmr . Breakwater, - Macgenn, 36 hours from
Coos Bay. :'- : " . i... -.- \u25a0- . . \u0084; :.....-\u25a0•.
_r, Stmr Santa' Cruz, Hall,- 9 '\u25a0 hours from Monte
reyißay. j." 1 1 •'.:\u25a0\u25a0 . !%\u25a0\u25a0. ,--\u25a0-.. .-. rl:r l:
.*\u25a0\u25a0 Stmr Daisy Freeman (new). Johnson.- 50 hours
fit>m: Eureka, "ln tow>of tug Sea Rover. ".-
"- Stmr .Coaster, Higglns. 82; hours from. South
Bend.- .;:':-v ::«•-•=,\u25a0...;.": \u25a0 \u25a0 •-.-.-' \u25a0-•;.-- ... - \u25a0;.. -- :>. y,' . \u25a0•\u25a0 -
\u25a0'• \u25a0 Ger stmr j Nicaria.' Rubartb, rr 4 ' days from Seat
tle. '«. Put in ; to finish loading. . ... .: • \u25a0\u25a0•'-'
:-'\u25a0 Stmr r Whittier, • Seaman. 27v hours * from '\u25a0 Port
Harford,"in tow of stmr.Whittier. •-
\u25a0 r Stmr Ravalli, ; Nelson, *50 hours : from : Eureka,
with schr Wing . and Wing in tow. - - >;\u25a0- ' .
Stmr Tlverton, Johnson, 66 hours from Astoria.
Stmr' Porno, % Martsen.;. 12 hours from' Albion,
via >Poiutr Arena- 10 ' hours. \u25a0' y.'
>' Stmr Hanalei, Ravens, 88 ; hours from ' Wlllapa
Harbor. : - - / ..
Br stmr Doric, \u25a0\u25a0 Gaukroger, 27 days 17 : hours
from Hongkong, via Yokohama •17 days and Hon
olulu 0 . days ; and ' 10 hours.
:• ' Fr \ bark .La Bx>chejaquelln, ' Durand, 138 days
from Newcastle, England: \u25a0 : . \u25a0
Brig Lurline, \ Benson, 14 days ; from Portland.'
: . Schr Defender, Helllngsen, 19 days from Ho
nolpu. :•'\u25a0 '--•\u25a0 ' • , ,
•Schr Henry Wilson, : Sandburg, 15 days from
Columbia River. ' . • •
-. Sehr Virginia,' Jensen. 16 days from Astoria.:
• Schr Jamos •A. ; Garfleld, Dannevlg, -'l6 days
from Coos i ßay. . ; - '\u25a0\u25a0-.:\u25a0' •> " '.
- Schr Santiago, \u25a0 Madison;- 15 hours . from - Mon
terey, In tow of tn« Relief: ; \u25a0• .- •
Sclir Wing and \u25a0 Wing, \u25a0 Gruggel, 56 hours from
Eureka; in. tow of ' stmr Ravalli. -, - -. :
: Tug Sea ' Rover .; Thompson, 50 hours from Eu
reka, with stmr Daisy. Freeman and tug Ranger
in tow. . \u25a0 .-- .
Tug - Ranger. , : Oisen. 50 hours from Eureka, .in
tow of .tug Sea Rover:- : -" . ;
' - Barge Sunta- Paula. Pelle, 27 hours from Port
Harford, in tow of stmr Whittier. -
SSSfeSS-V. CLEARED ,-*i*s-"!«lis^l^pSßS
'\u25a0'.\u25a0' . Friday. December 2S.
1 Stmr Aztec. Fraiier, Portland,' Or. ; S. F. and
P.-S.SS.'Co. . . ,
Stmr Santa -Rosa, Alexander,'. San - Diego and
way ports: P. C. S.S. Co. , , ;;.
- Stmr •- City ;of Puebla, Jensen, • Victoria, • etc. ;
P. C. S. S. C 0... .
\u25a0 Jap stmr. Nippon, Maru, \u25a0 Filmer, Hongkong, via
Yokohama andtHonolulu; W. H. Averjv • \u25a0
:-.Stmr Mariposa,' Lawless, Tahiti;"J; D. Spreck
els &\u25a0& \u25a0 Bros. ; Co." -" \u25a0 , ' - . ':.
\u25a0\u25a0 Stmr Sonoma; Trask. Sydney and Honolulu: J.
D. Spreckels •'* Bros.Co.- < -.:.' - *•
i-Nor stmr.Tellus, Arnt«en, Nanaimo, B. C.;
Western Fuel Co. \u25a0: ' \u25a0\u25a0 . - ,
SAILF.D
\u25a0..' • \u25a0 - Friday. December.2B.
; Stmr Mackinaw.' Meade, Seattle. \u25a0 T "•':'„
Stmr Sonoma. Trask," Sydney, via Honolulu.
Stmr South Coast, Paulsen. Caspar. '\u25a0:,- -
JJ?tmr, Mariposa,' Lawless, Tahiti.- \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 '.
~Stmr Santa Cruz,' Hall, . Santa Cms. etc.
-Jap stmr Nippon; Maru, Filmer, Honolulu,'-Yo
kohama'and Hongkong. ; -.-.•>
.,- Strar Washington,' Hansen, Port Blakeley and
Seattle.^^^^^?»ls*^3^^^s^a*S^^KWS
: . : Stmr Pasadena, Kalnln, .'Albion River.
\u25a0. Stmr; Prentiss. Ahlstrom, Eureka. -•
Stmr -City ; of \u25a0 Pueblo, Jepsen, -Victoria and
Puget. Sound ports. -'-'"'\u25a0'\u25a0' -'"SBSSfi
• ; Stmr ; Oualaln, Kijolln. Eureka. '
1 Stmr Kviehak." Nelson, Grays 1 Harbor. '
\u25a0\u25a0 Br ship Grenada.- Elston.v Liverpool. \
'\u25a0'\u0084. Schr . Churchill, Bennewltx,' \u25a0 Columbia River.
,;! Schr "Annie : E. < Small. •* Colstnip;; Port , Had Jock.'
i Power.; sohr ' Newark/ j Grethe, Byxbeea Landuig.
' : Power schr, Conflanza,' Beok; Nortley's Landing.
\u25a0:.. '-.; TELEGRAPHIC - M ' -1 \u25a0•--,
:- POINT/, LOBOS." Dec ; 2S,' 10 1 p. m.— Weather
hazy, .\u25a0> wind \u25a0; northwest ; r velocity .• 12 .. miles ,< per
.hour. : : . '-.': - "';•>- ----- - :; -; \u25a0'"- \u25a0 .- >\u0084.\u25a0'-''
'.^••r:..'..- ".- " SPOKKN, ' .
•-' Per tug Redondo— Dec 27. ' p. \u25a0 m., .' 10 \u25a0 miles off
Redondo,-.' Br 5 ship 1 Queen v from Ant
werp.sfor San '- Pedro. p' All well. :_. - -.'•\u25a0\u25a0 .... - .
--' Per schr < Defender. .' at , San - Francisco. ' Dee • 28.'
from . Honoipu— Dec 19, . about .1000 miles SW of
San , Francisco,? Br, bktn \ Everett G. ; Grigg, from
Honolulu, :' for Puget • Sound.' :> •\u25a0 ,'
fji Per.: Fr.; bark ; La - : Rochejapuelin, at - San ' Fran
cisco,"'from. Newcastle, 'England— Oct 25. off Cape
Horn.'-Br.ship Wayfarer, from Hamburg, for San
Francisco. • '. •-.--,.- • . . ., \u25a0 ; r--.
\u25a0'.\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0 ISLAND '\u25a0 PORTS .
- '-: nONOLULU-^Sailed - Dec . 28-rStmr > Mongolia,'
for Yokohama; . ~ \u25a0•>' •
s \u25a0:\u25a0 .-.;,;-: DOMESTIC PORTS ~
'\u25a0';. POINT. REYES — Passed \u25a0 Dec 2s, 8 a. ' m. — Fr
bark, bound i 'ln.v and .'«! four-masted schooner. w '
7:- POINT 4 LOBOStt Passed Dec \u25a0 25,", 7:30 . a. . m.—
Stmr :\u25a0 Rosecrans.-l 1 with." schr vMrnterey fin 1 tow,
from 1 Portland, Or.,*'; for Monterey.','- ..;.:•-\u25a0 ;-r-.-» \u25a0
;. v ASTORIA— SaiIed « Dec ? 27-r-Stmr ,' Geo. v W, " El
der,; for .i San "Francisco, :; via, Eureka ;t; t stmr r Alli
ance.'"-for s Coos ' Bay. '. . i. .: - ' : '\u25a0\u25a0'•\u25a0.'
,-. \u25a0-> Sailed ; Dec < 28— Stmrj Columbia. , for, San Fran
cisco: jstmr -'Wasp.;, for < Sani^Peilro. . ; .
!T- SEATTLE— Arrived - Dec : 27— Stmr ' Geo. - Loo
mis,'" from 1 Redondo. ":- \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • ' \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0' -.".\u25a0'\u25a0 ' v - , •'
*>l Sailed i Dec? 27— Stmr Dolphin,' for Skagway/
1 - Sailed | Dec ; 28— Stmr ; Ohio, : for , Quartermaster
Harbor. - ' r : - -'"" ; . -\u25a0' '\u25a0- *.
"-' Arrived -. De<i 27— Jap .: stmr .Tosa ? Maru, ; from
; Yokohama.' .1 via -Victoria .'•;--,-'/*...--..- ":-; -.-•.-''-"*\u25a0_;
'** Sailed v Dec 2S— Stmr ' Geo. v Loomls* =. for ). San
Francisco. \u25a0-..-, - , ' ... . •;\u25a0
s - WR.tNGEL-r-Sailed ; Dec ; 2S— Stmr ' Al-Ki; for
Seward.*^*- \u25a0 ; -v -•\u25a0.'\u25a0?--'',\u25a0-'•\u25a0\u25a0'-' '-. • •-\u25a0'.. -•\u25a0----••"\u25a0...'.-\u25a0. r
>y- PORT : LCDLOW— Arrived \ Dec ,' 27-^-Schr 'Alice
Cooke;'* from* Honolulu. £,'•- ",\u25a0"---> ; - v l-.-*-- '.
>>\u25a0; Sailed $ Dec : ; 27— Schr.. Ida .-- Schnauer,'- for ' San >\u25a0
Francisco. ' . V \u25a0 -* ' -?
X, SAN ; PEDRO^-Salled ; Dec 20— Schr '- Sadie,*if In
towiofstmriSan Gabriel, ';for;Umpqua.. ,
:;--7 Arrived < Dec « 2S-^Stmr,tf Alcatraz, n from "• Green
wood; s stmr « Robert 1 Dollar, t from '^Grays I Harbor;
stmr -'Norwood."" hence? Dec 26.i \u25a0 :>1..-, -. ,> >.:;..
>: UMPQU A— Sailed ' Dec ' 27— Schr '' Lucy, , : for San
Pedro."- •-•:.£:..;** \u25a0----\u25a0;*' J - \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0-.-.-> \u25a0 ; :." : - i ;'---'\u25a0 '".. . \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0/;<>"•
=»••-. SANTA ;:;• BARBA R A — Arrived '- • Dec :. 28-^-Stmr
Boni ta,"t from I San l Pedro ; i stmr State ; of ' Calif or
nla.whence*Dec27.- •\u25a0•<. *;=../ -"s-; - - \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 " ' : \ ~: \u25a0\u25a0:".-* ;; -i ;*; *
%p Sailed * Dec * 28-^-Stmr - Bmiita, ;: for \u25a0 San Fran
cisco: i stmr; State of California;- for: San : Diego.-: .
is, ECREKA— Arrived t Dec 1 27— Straw ; Francis k H. s
I/eggett, Corona;« Unimak,'': Vanguard » and * F.rf A.*
; Kilburn, - hence ' Dec . 26; : sehr ' Fortuna, 1 hence Dec
25.' ,"•*'.-';'""\u25a0 ."j----'-^-';'-- ' '•-/\u25a0'' -\u25a0-\u25a0 -- -\u25a0-\u25a0
Vi Sailed >:\u25a0 Dec -P 27-^Stmrs ;"lAlbion,\' Arctic .-,*' and
Phoenlx.'i for 'San ; Francisco."-. ~ \u25a0 ." \u25a0 :. ' :.>i-,;
«-i FORT i BRAGG— Arrived > Dec V 23— Stmr % N0y0, 4
hence; Dec. 27. /\u25a0;\u25a0'\u25a0 y^'}:-^ .''"';'_\u25a0: V :>-.,;, -\u25a0: :\u25a0 ';:i;''T. -:~
NICOLAI DE RAYLAN
WAS A WOMAN
WASHINGTON,'. Dec 28. — Positive
proof that Nlcolai de; Raylan; the "man
woman" ; formerly.: connected with the
Russian' consulate in' Chicago, who flied
at Phoenix'.'/Ariz.,- recently, '.was a
woman, "was placed in the. hands of the
Russian embassy, ; here "today in , a
packet of /letters received from the au
thorities at . Phoenix by Baron Schllp
penbach,.Russian Consul at Chicago.
; 3 These letters reveal a pathetic death
bed' scene, /in which j De , Raylan begged
for her "wife" to attend her - after
death. Baron Schlippenbach said to
day,; after dreading -the : letters, that he
was satisfied personally that " the De
Raylan'. of Chicago and, the De Raylan
who; is buried in Phoenix were one and
the > same person.
to ; medical testimony re
ceived today, De Raylan carried the de
ception of her dual ' personality to the
grave, r: Even the examinations of the
physicians , tot ascertain the extent of
thei'disease which ravaged her. lungs
failed to reveal her sex. , The bones of
the^upper body, which are usually, flat
in the .case of a man and round in
women, were found upon closer exami
nation after .= death, not to have been
pronounced either way.
IROQUOIS VICTIM DIES
CHICAGO, Dec. 28.— After suffering
for; three from -injuries received
in thelroquois Theater fire, Mrs: Carrie
Kuh.wife of a wealthy business man,
died today. After lying at the point
of death for several; weeks, Mrs." Kuh's
burns were, partially cured by skin
grafting. ., - The shock, however, left
: her an invalid. .'. ''
See the old year out at Swain's Cafe.
1113 Post St., below Van Ness. Music*
Arrived Dec 28 — Stmr National City." hence
Dec 27.
.Sailed Dec 2&— Stmr James S. Hizglns, for
San \u25a0 Francisco. \u25a0
HOQUIAM— SaiIed Dec 27— Stmr Norwood, for
San Francisco. . - . .
Sailed Dec 28— Schr Coipet. for San Pedro:
schr Fearless, for , ; schr Defiance, for San
Pedro; nchr Salona. for San Francisco.
-Arrived Dec 28 — Schr Ensign, hence Dec 19.
B PORT I.OS ANGELES— Arrived Dee 2S— Stmr
Alcazar, hence Dec 23.
-SOUTH -BEND— Sailed Dec 28— Stmr Daisy
Mitchell, for San Francisco; achr Luzon, for San
Francisco. \u25a0 . .-
Arrived Dee 28 — Stmr Cxartna. hence Dee 25.
COOS BAY— Arrived Dec 28— Stmr TamalpaU.
hence -Dee 26; stmr F. A.- Kilburn, hence Dec
20, Tla Eureka.
Dec 28 — Schr North Bend, hence Dec
.Sailed Dee 2S— Stmr F. A. Kilburn. for Asto
ria. - " \u25a0 • \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0 • . . \u25a0 .
PORT HARFORD— SaiIed Dec 28— Stmr Santa
Maria, for Seattle; barge Three for Sau Fran
cisco, in tow of tng Sea King.
Arrived Dec 28 — Stmr Bonita. from San Diego.
SEWARD— SaiIed Dec 28 — Stmr Portland, for
Seattle. , - „ \u25a0
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK— Sailed ' Dec 27— Stmr Finance,
for Colon.
FOREIGN PORTS
' VICTORIA, : B_- C— Arrived Dec 28— Br stmr
Teucer. from Liverpool, etc.
BRISBANE: — Sailed Dec 27— Br stmr Moaaa,
for Vancouver. .
•HONGKONG— SaiIed Dec 28— Stmr Korea, for
San Francisco, via 'Honolulu.
OCEAN STEAMERS
QDEENSTOWN— ArrIred Dec , 28— Stmr Lnca
nla, from New York, for Liverpool, and pro
ceeded. \u25a0 \u25a0 • •\u25a0\u25a0..-..--. . -
BOULOGNE^ — Arrived Dec 28 — Stmr Ryndam,
I from New York, for Rotterdam, and proceeded.
HAMBURG — Arrived Dec 27 — Graf Waldersee,
from New York.
BREMEN— SaiIed Dec 26— Stmr Bremen, from
New York. . . , - i
HAVRE— Arrived Dec . 28— Stmr La Touraine, !
from New York. \'.. "-/..---
Memoranda
Per Br stmr Doric, at San \u25a0 Francisco. Dec 28.
from '\u25a0 Hongkong, etc. — Sailed from . Hongkon?.
• Nov '•". 3o, -: and experienced moderate -to fair
weather to Honolulu. -• Sailed from Honolulu. 'D<>c
21;, and experienced strong NE trades and north
erly winds and high seas. to Dec 27.' Thence to
port bad moderate weather."* -
HONGKONG. Not \u25a0 27— The ship ; Ivy, from
Shanghai, -for_ Royal ' Roads, put In ? here on ac
count of NE • gales, ; which were experienced la
lat 27 : 27 N. long. 164 25 E. •
Movements of Steamers
\u25a0 TO ARRIVE " "
'-Steamer • -_ t From;. - • Due
Duneric. ...... Chemalaua ..'.......".. D*e. 29
Edith..... Tacoma .............. Dec. 29
Dakotah -. China & Japan....... D«c. 29
Sequoia....... Humboldt .... :... Dec. 29
80nita. ..:.... San Pedro Sc Way Pta. Dec. 29
Knreka. . . .:r.'. Seattle ....:.... Dec. '29
Corona ..:"\u25a0..... HumboMt ............ Dec. 29
R0an0ke. . ... . San , Pedro Dec. 29
Spokane..;.... Pnzef Sound Porta.. . . Dec. 29
Arg0... .-......- Hamboldt ........ Dec. 30
Vanguard ...:.. Ilum bold t ......... "... Dec. 30
Cltx Sydney... New York, -via -Aneon. Dec. 30
Columbia! . ... . Portland - * Astoria. . . Dec. 30
Daisy Mitchell. Harbor ....... Dec. 30
Northland..... Portland & Astoria... Dee. 31
Curacao. ... . . . Mexican Ports ..*..... Dec. 31
G. W. Elder. . . Portland & Antorla.'. . . Dec. 31
Sea F0am.... . . Mendoctno & Pt. Arena Dec. 31
State Ca1...... S.,X>legf\ & Way Ports. Dec. 81
Acme. .".....;. Grays. Harbor ..' Dec. 31
5hei1a......... Oyster Harbor.. Jan. 1
Norwood .-."..... San Pedro ........... Jan.' 1
Eureka. :,..... Hnmboldt .*. Jan. 1
Alamedu. . ~. .'. Honolulu ' .......... Jan. 1
Watson.*...... -Seattle & Tacoma Jan. 1
OntrrUia Grays Harbor ........Jan. 1
Coos 8ay. .".;.; San Pedro & ,Way Pots. Jan. 2
Break-rater... Coos Bay ........... Jan. 2
CltyTopekar.. Humboldt .....'....... Jan. 2
P0m0....v. .V. Point Arena & Albion. Jan. 3
Santa Rosa.... S. Diego & Way Ports. Jan. 3
Umatllla...t.r Pnget Sonnd Ports;... Jan. 3
Rainier........ Seattle -& \u25a0 Belllngham. Jan. 5
C0ptic......... China i Japan.. ..Jan. 5
».\u25a0;\u25a0:\u25a0•\u25a0..,---\u25a0• ;.--TO sail -.-_\u25a0 .;..;.- . -
\u25a0 ; Steamer ' Destination Sail* Pl#«
'\u25a0 '- * ! \u25a0 ' December 29
De1hi......: Seattle. .......... 4pm Pier ?
Sonoma..'..; Sydney & Way Pts 2pm Pier 1
M. F. Plant. Coos Bay ....;... 2pm Pier 11
Elizabeth.'..'. CoqnlUe Rtrer ... 5 pm Pier
J. Hlgcins... Lcs Angeles : Ports. 11 am Pier 2
Aitec. . ... . . Astoria & Portland 11 ]am Pier 24
Roanoke ..... Portland & \u25a0 Way . . 2 pm Pier 13
Kureka .' HnmboMt "* ;. . . r:; 9 am Pier 13
City Topeka. Uumboldt ........ 1:30 p Pier 9
P0rn0;. . . . ; ; Pt. Arena & Albion 6 pm Pier . 2
Breakwater. . Coos • 8ay : . . ; . . ... 4pm Pl«r ? : 8
Buckman. . :. Seattle A Tacoma. 1:30 p Pier 20
:•'•\u25a0\u25a0-.;' December 30 .
S. R05a. ..... S. Dtego & Way.. 10 am Pier 11
>. December 31 -' - < :
Ooronado. . .". Grays ' Harbor; ..'.'. 3 pm Pier "lo
NevrbirrK.... Grays Harbor ; ;.;. s pin Pier 10,
City Panama 1 :>.'.-. X..' via Ancon.'. 12 . m Pier 40 (
Bonita. ;.'...• San Pedro & Way 9 am Pier 11 !
O. W. Elder. Lou Angeles Ports. 1 pm Pier, 13
Corona; . .v. . Hnmboldt ' .... .... 1:30 p Pier - 8
Nome City..". Astoria & Portland 3 pm Pier 18
"•\u25a0..-.'\u25a0.;• "-'•" ' ' Janaarj 1 r \u25a0- j -; :
N0rw00d....; Grays .Harbor ..-. ;. .V Pier
Centralia; . . ; Los -• Anjreles ' Ports 10 am Pier 10
\u25a0•' :•. - ; > '"v-^= January 2- (,'
Vanguard...: Humboldt •\u25a0-..•.;;'.'.. 5 pm Pier 10
Arjto.;.. .;;*. Hnmboldt 5 pm Pier 'lo
Pomona..'...' HunAoldt .:..... 1:30 p Pier ,»
Sea Foam r;;; Point, ' Arena '...;. I 4 pm Pier 2
Spokane..:*.:' Puget - Soond • Pts.lll am Pier 9
Columbia..;. Astoria & Portl'ndlll am Pier 24
•- : -'-\ \u25a0-\u25a0- - ' -" -- —v. Janunrj" 3 *-'•"•>. I , \u25a0
!».' Mitchell/. Wlllapat Harbor ..|ll am Pier 7
State Ca1:. . ." . San Die?) ' & Way 110 am Pier V*
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0*-?S:':-y~;i ": : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0.. y January : 5 -;\u25a0-. '.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .. '
Ramses .' . . . .' Hamburg (. &~i Way. 12 ' m Pl*r 19
Acmer.":;'.V.' Grays -- Harbor .... 4;pmPier 2
Alameda.". .•. ; Honolulu .:....;;;.". 11 am Pier." 7
City Sydney.":' N. Y-.'-'laAncon.; 12 m Pier 40
' J-''"-::. :':: * TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE ;
\u25a0-.-p.'iSteamer .•.:-.*.; ':, Destination;" Date
Pennsylvania T. Valde« & Seward.. . ...]Jan. l
Jefferson .;..." i -'Skagway. & Way Ports. Jan. 2
Cottage City... Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. 3
Santa- Clara; TV \u25a0 Valdex: & Seward.. ,~... Jan. . 8
SATDKDAY.-DECEMBEn 20.
Sun rises '.'. '..'.".. '..'. '..;.: ... . .; /; ./.;.. .7:24
Sun". sets ; . . .'.'.". .'. .'. .'. .V.*. ; //;. . /;..;.:.. : .5:00
:,; San, ; Moon'; and ;- \u25a0
United : States i Coast : and Geodetic : Survey— Time
-; and ' Heights i of s Tides at Fort Polat/ For City
;• ' Front 5 (Mission-street .wharf) ' add \u25a0 23 ; minutes.
- .= Time '- ' Time! / Time - Timel '
Dec Ft- — r— i Ft- jFt: Ft>
• -.- l,w . H:wi>r' l:,w \u25a0\u0084 \u0084 h.wi
29 3:42 - 3.2 9:50 - 5.5! 5:00 —0.1 ;".v:~. .'. r.
H W L W .; \u25a0•-< H-W ;- -i LW
30: 12:20 :4.1 ;4:20 ' 3.2 10:21 5.5 5:34 —0.3
31., 1:00 "4.2 5:00 3.2 10:55 5.4 6:0^—0.3
yl " 1:45 4.5 5:50 j 3.4 11:26 5.3 8:45—^.4
\u25a02 2:2 C. 4.S fi:3» ,3.4 12:00 ,5.2 7:22—03
3 2:5S '4.9 .7:27 i 3.3 12:40 4.9 8:00 -^0 1
4V4 V 3:31 .5.0 S:2l - 3.2 1:31 4.8 8:41 '0.3
r'll.l S. Branch Hydrogrraphle Office
\u25a0'^'A": branch T'of J the , United \u25a0 States ; Hydrojjrsphic
Office, ~ located J at ; the » Merchants' .' Exchange -Is
maintained ;. in • San - Francisco • for i the bent-at of
mariners, i without I regard | to j nationality | and - free
of j expense.'- * >'a yiga tors ; are cordially invited ', to
i visit s the i offlee."* where . ; complete", sets aof i charts
; and' sailing : directions ; of > the world i are kept I at
hand; •, for s comparison r- and j. reference/, ami » the
latest " information * can \u25a0'\u25a0 always : be > obtained i re
parding - lig'uts. \> dangers '.. to < navigation y and ' all
ma tters •? of -t interest •\u25a0 to * ocean ', commerce. *r The
time Jball i service \ baa been : »aspeoded,' pending
: the '* reconstmction -.of the -\u25a0 tower ; of-* the ' Ferry
buildins.*; '-•\u25a0•\u25a0, n - - rJ/ G. BUKNETT. \u25a0-. •
SSSBK?: Lieutenant U. S.N., in Charge.
LEADING PHYSICIAN
TAKES HIS LIFE
: NORFOLK.- Va., Dec 28. — Dr. Charle*
K'Culpepper.; a leading and wealthy
physician of Portsmouth, was found
dead . in his office today with- a bullat
wound in his head and a pistol lying
by his sMe.yT.he words "broken health"
in Culpepper's handwriting were found
written on a postal card on the physi
cian's desk§BBBSBBBH
•; Dr. , Culpepper executed two deeds
yesterday giving to his wife valuable
property in this city and Portsmouth
and then telephoned the County Clerk's
office asking that It keep open until
the deeds could be recorded, which was
done. ,'
TO REBUILD LIUXDRT
VALLEJO. Dec. 28.— The Bay Shore
Laundry Company,. whose plant was de
stroyed by fire several weeks ago. Ju*t
seven days after it had opened, has
cleared away, the debris from the < sit©
of the former building and is prepar
ing to rebuild a $25,000 laundry. The
material for the building is now being
delivered. SonßffinSUMßß
NUMBERS
DRAWN IN THE
CITY OF MEXICO
DECEMBER 27 , 1906
I No. Amt.lNo. Amt.lNo. Amt.
• 226 10 2-.JO 20 262 l(»
itSS.. ... 10 256 10 293 2«>
320 20 3S» 20 392 2U
S»5 20 539 20 MM 2f»
622 . 10 .628 10 652..... IO
828...;; in 882.;... - inn 923..... 20
932..;.. 20 933 20 053..... -1»
1150 . 10 1195 10 1310 10
15fi7..... 20 157« 20 1501..... !«>
165...... 20| 16T3... .. 200 175« 20
1765 201 .1915 10 1051 1O
202«; mi 203S> *20 20«2...'. - 10"
20* a io{ sea*;..... 10 z005....... so
SirOtJ?. IO( 22M0 10 2.'J01) 2O
2300 20 2479 20 2407..... 20
2t302. ... . .10-260* 10 262t>..... I<>
2«50..... 10 2740 . 2H 2775. .... 10
2757 10 27D4..:.. 200 250<5.."..." 10
.2860.....' 11l 2577...'.. 10 2903 2O
2030 20 2047 20 2U7» 2«»
302 V . 20 SO6» 20 3052 n>
3(>!>s 2l> 32<iO 500 S2lK> 2<»
\u25a0 346S 20 3i«8..... *Jt»i 3500 2l»
3o!»0 20 384S 201 3tiA4 2«>
3M« . 2O 3«U..... VM\ 3**>S) \u25a0'-. V*
389 R. 10! 3WK-* 2Oi :K>*>s »\u25ba
3020 20 3&50.;... 20 39SH H»
4279 20 4207 'JO 4W 2O
4.1*6 20 43«7..... 10 4376 « 1»
4579 ICO 4307 10 4«W 21»
4657 10 4675 10 4«W3 2l>
4729 20 473rt..:.. 10 475 ft tl>
,4765 1014792 2tl 470."...... 10
4536 2O| 40»C5 20 4027 20
4957...'.. 10 14»72..... 20 4t>7S U»
5039 20 ."H>o3 20 5119.:... ; W>
5167 20 317 C... S . 20 5191 tf*>
SSOO 20 53!K)....'. .20 3487..... ll»~
5476 5479.....' 10 5497 1»»
5C17 20 5647 10 5671. ..... -•<>
5674..... 10 5716..... 20 3746 10
5749 10 5761 20 57«4 1O
5794..... 10 3003 20 5911 W
5930 . 20 5947 10 55)74..... ll» '
6022 V .... 10 KO2S 10! 60.52 10
62ftA"". '.'. 10 6220 lIII! 101 «28o"!II 1O
KJ4S 20 «L«4 2Of K-135..... .'. 2O
.6457..... 10l 6473" 101 «4<J..... 2O
-«17.:...T 2016547. 100 6371 20
6574 lO| ft7l3 . 20 6745..... 10
6751 201 6754 10 6502 10
R?2O 10[ CK34 . 20 6543 ' 20
715tt 201 716." 20 7249..... 2O
727S 101 7257 100 7294 2O '
7429 20 7451". 10 7459 ll>
74« a 10 7492 20 7493..... 10
7516..... 20 754K 10 7549 1!>
7561 20 7554 10 7594..... 1O
7615 - 20 7045 10 7K51 !*>
7654 ' 10 772.S 10 775*-' 10
7827 V 10 7372 10 7924 20
7942. 20 7943 10 7954..... 10
8026..... 10 8062 10 8206 . Irt
"8260..... 10(8277 10 534« 20
8364..%.. 20( 8359 10 S.T9S 1O
M 36.'.... :20Ot 8463..... 20 H«02....\ K»
-5620..... 10| SKM 20 ««4IJ 2«
ssai"".!! lot soshIIII! 10 89k5!".".".1 10
9023..... ' 20i 9032...4. 20 9035. ....V." SO '
9053 20 9115..... 10 9131..... 1«
0203..... '.201,9230....... 20 0247 tn.
9274..... 20J OW2 20 f«*)5..... 2O
9320..:.. 20J-KJ50.'...'. 1000 93?W..... lft
9427..:.. 20 9457 10 9472..... 2«
8475 lOi 9503..... 20 9511 I<>
9530..... 2O{ 9547..... 10 9574.V.:. 1O
9724 ..... 201 9742. .... .20 9745 ..... lrt '
9754.....' .101 05a5..... 10i 9583...;.: •1O
10O1S 30110081 SOIIOIOS . 3O
10123....." 200 10132 50'10t50...... 3i>
10213 20 10231..... 20110245...... . 1O
102H4. 10 10312..... 20!10:£U..... ll>
10425..... 10110452 10ll05«R 50
10C5G..... sojioetK-. Boiiosit 30
10810..... 30f10524..... 10110342 Irt •
1100S 30111023 .20111032 2O
110 HO 30i11129 3i)!lll92 SO
11203 20111219 30111230..... 2O
11291..... 30111302 20111320 VO
11336 10 11303..... 1011144S SHO
11459..... 20!11454 2ni114!>5 2f»
11549 20(11394 - 201116:',.': in
11677 50(11767 50J11776 30
11500..... • 3011844 20111912 .SO
11921..... 30(11943 20!llfm 21)
12023 . 20|120;{2..... 20J12043 10
120*4 10(12103..... 20112119 SO
12130 20112191.. ... 30)12301..... 20
12310..... 20112359 10112395 10
1240S 10(12447 10 12474 10
12450..... 10112."tt9 1012359 20
1259rt * 10112505 20 12689..... .»1O
12fKW 10112744 10! l2 1«U.....l «U..... 100
12540 1011256».... . 10ll2*9« 1O
12935. 10112953 '10) 12955 20
IStHiS 10112988..... 1011301-..... i*o
13021..... 20113X02. ;... 2011.1120; 20
1313G 10113163..... 10 13201 20
13210 20J13239 10 13295 1»
13316 -100)13381 1013329..... 10
13592..... 10113613..... 10 13631..... 1O .
13778 10113787 10 13877 JO
13925 10 13952 1011402S 1O
14052 10(1414*..... 20114159 2O
14154.... . ,- ,. 20114195...:. 20U4205..... 10
14247 10114274 101142^0 1«
1441S .20 14427.....' 101t4472..... lrt
14451 20 14319...... 20114591..... 20
14724 10 14742 10114R02..... lrt
14114..;.'.. 2t)14«20..... 10114N41..... 2O
14SR9 10 14S9S 10)14103 2O
14951 20011495?..... 10115068..... JW»
15149 20(15194 , 20115239 10
15259..... 20115293 10113295 2»
15329..... 10113392 10)15419..... 2O
13491..... 20U5529 20 13392..... SO
15<UH1..... MllStWO...'.. 50 15914 — 2O
15923....% ' 10113823.. V.'." 20 15932 100
15941 -'20 15932...... 20 1605 ft ftO
16065 ,10000116133..... 10 15177 3O
1C2?J)...'.. 10)16293. .... 10 16313..... 10
18331.::;. 10U6508 50118360;.... SO
16005..;.. 50!16n50 5016717 BO
16771..... 50116829..... 10 16592 10
(16028..".".; 10116952 10 17167..... 5O
117176..... 50(17244..... 10(1737.? .10
17387..... 10(17424 10117442..... 10
17617..... .80117671..... B0!l77t« CO
17735..... 10117761 50 17Z<«3 100
17837..... ' 10|17873. • 1015001...V. 3O
15010..... 20001 1«024..:.. 10 ISOI2 10
15100..... 30!15144..... 20J15204. '.;..- 10
18240 10115269 10 15296 10
15377..;.. 10118402 1018414..... 20
1*t20..... 10118441.'.... 2018489..... 10 '
18498..... 10118629..... 10 18692..... 1O
15737..... . 10115773..... 10 15849..-;.. 10
18894.;..%. 10tl892« 10 ISB4B .lft":
159«2..... 10 18984 10 19112..... ' Tin '
19121..... 30119145..... 20j1»t54..... v2O -
19211.. ..>*-- 30119233 10119253..... 10
19255 20! 19268..... 10 1928 ft -10
lacs...:. i0!iar52..... 1010415..... -20
19451.;... 201194JW..:.. 10 19514...... 20 '
19523..... 10(19525..... 20 19532..... 10 "
19341..... 20 19532..... 20'UW28..... 100
19tW2..... 10 19526 10119843 10'
19862 10 19554..... 10|
199 namb«r» ending with 65. betas the Invt
two fijrares of the number drawlnz the first cai>
lt«l of; $10.000— J1O. «
'The above is for $2.00 tickets. Fractions in
proportion. ?^saifcCM|MSMB9IBHS^BHMMMHHH
Pennyroyal pills
• mr*tnx\'' I*4to»I < Ask your Dranis* \u25a0 t«/Al
AJlAifll CIU-eh««.ter > a PUla !• K«d/A\
Kr*^»OCT" td ' ** lld « n « t *''l |e boxes, %mlad\&/
Tr\ Btnoßibixm. Tak«»o*U«tt. \f
Tri \u25a0!• *BlBuT cf roo* Drufftat »nd ttk trm \u25bc \u25a0
I L. '\u25a0'\u25a0- V CMI-CHES-TElf* \u25a0 EXCIJSH, Ot
Imm m »IAM»»» nU» PILLS/A* ••
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