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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Dismasted li^lian ; ; Bark ; With Boats
'\u25a0Gone Refuses Aid Off Cape Horn
Tlie \u25a0N'orw-egtan-shlp Mashona, •wnich.
arrived yesterday from Antwerp, re^
ports" having sigrhted !an 1-taHan bark
in grave distress, off Cape: Horn, but
when assistance' was offered .by the
Mashona her •Signals, were not even
acknowledged,, although the crew of
the Italian .vessel;. could be seen plainly
ihoving about, the; decks. The '.Identity
of the vessel has hoit been otetthitely es
tablished. a,s the" signal letters reported
l>y the Mashona are" not recorded.
The Mashona 1 Was 141 days coming: j
froni Antwerp and was well treated by •! :
the elements throughout the' voyage.: It i
was on December \u25a0 1, in latitude 56.58]
south, lbng-itude - 76.13 west, that the ,-|-'
distressed vessel was siglitod- She was]
an Italian bark flying, the signal let- j
ters "W T B P.* Her foremast had]
Been" carried away about, tight feet
above the deck. . Her ; main \ topgallant
mast, mizzen topmast, bowsprit and jib
boom were gone, and she had ho boats.
Captain Broch of the Mashona signaled
an offer of assistance, but his signal ;
•was not answered. ". The vessel was.
loaded. ' . .- ; \u25a0: \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0. . \u25a0 . .
A search of the code books yesterday
failed J,o uncover any Italian bark reg
istered under th<i letters Reported by
the .Mashona, and available marine
records show that, the only Italian ves
sel that might baye been In the vicinity
of Cape Horn, oii DecGmtrer 1 is the
>hip Erascio, which left Portland on
September li. for Genoia. .The Erasmo's
sign-aJ numbers are *"B. P Q X " :
;..-:" Llarr JSferra Arriyeii
. Tfcte Oceanic : Steamship." Company's '
Hrier Sierra, Captain Houdlette. arrived
yesterday mpfniniE: , from Australia by .
way- dif New .Zealand, Samoa and the
Ha-Yaiian : ls.l«s. The liner canie from
H6.no.lulu. in. C -days 16 hours. '\u0084 ;
.-. The Sierra; bought 1762 tons of car
;feo, which included- 10£3 bales of wool.
:400 bags; of copra, three | mares from
Auckland, one collie dogr. ilii.lngota of
tin ana a case of orchids. There were
also \u25a0 sugkr, coffee, pineapples and ba."
nanas; from Honolulu. : ; . ...
• The Sierra brosight 141 -.passengers,
among, whom were many young- me
chanicswho have-come: here to share in :
\u25a0the harvest now ; being reaped by: the
industrial army.".-- •:"\u25a0.'\u25a0. r •: : --:'-. ::
Commander C. B. T.^Mo'ore, U, S. N^
governor of Pago Pago, was a. passen
ger on the liner on his way to Wash
\u25a0r.gton.. Governor/Mooj-e ls/very popu
lar H'ith the natives and other residents:
••f American Samoa. In response to a
petition from the people of. Samoa the
Navy Departmeut recently extended
Commander 'Moore's term o( office for,
one -1 y.ear. : ; Governor Moore was the
•only passenger from Pago Pago.. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0
Sir Francis - : Price, a British globe
trotting baronet, .was a passenger on
\*h«v- Sierra from Sydney. •: ';\u25a0';•\u25a0 . -,\u25a0 . '
; purihg the Sierra's stay, at Sydney
Dr v Alexander J. Younger, the liner's
Hjrgr^on, died, i vlctinx of pneumonia,
which followed a cold contracted at
A uckland. j He was ill ten days. His
body was brought here \u25a0 «ihd will be
cremated. Dr. Younger was 65 years!
of: age and unmarried. He lived in
Alameda. Dr. A. G. : Corbin, medical
superintendent of the Sydney Hospital, j
made the trip from Australia as the
liner's surgeon.- '..- \u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0' ''..'\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0
: The Sierra's passengers included:
From Sydney — F. G. Bingham, Miss Lucy I.
CowaH. CUtriea MatUieH-», J/iss Kllzabetu M.
, Hact^tt. Alfred A. Hai-kett. Mrs. Martin Jones
.O*p;d. Mr: and Mm. H, V. Eobertson .^*
'. Auckland-rllr. and MmM, F. Carer. W 1,
Hall. O.lunel. J. T. M. Ha.vhTirst, -H. 'il. Havl
\u25ba-IP!** i'- V - \u25a0U»Tturst. Sir Francis Price, Bart,
E. 1.. Trover, A. S. Tn>ner; - \u25a0:
';: Pago Pajro— <Jovernor C.- B. T. Moore. - ; : : 1
Honolulu-Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Brooks, Miss
' «"« X - T i lompf; '' n - Mr - \u25a0'"-" l; Mrs - ''Hedeniann.
,M iss HwJtmasn, - Mr. \u25a0 tad Mis. Q; F Bnsh •Mr '
«nd Mrs. Owrge Yon. H. B. Schratke. J. Franl I
A fl^Culvefr^ra7 £ £?!^' : G^ KUhD ' |
I Coronado Makes Quick Run "\u25a0\u25a0
'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' The barkentine Coronado arrived yes
terday from Honolulu with 17,820 bags
of sugar. She made the run in nineteen
and a half days, which is one of the
best .sailing passages made In some
time. The Coronado was brought home
by Captain Lunn. She left Honolulu in
command of Captain Potter, but :put
back to the Island port on account of
.the veteran master's illness. When the
Coronado left Honolulu, Captain Potter
was very jsick. On the way back to th«
island port some heavy . weather was
encountered and the mate of the Coro
nado suffered a fracture of both legs.
He also was left in the hospital at Hon
.oiulu. _ : ;' ; v ; ; ; -.'' ' -. ... .;;.: . :; .'..;. -\u25a0\u25a0
• f?< In Colllitlon at Port Tottb nend
. ! The schooner Okanogan, from San
Diego, met with a mishap yesterday
upon her arrival at Port Townsend. As;
she was coming .to anchor she col
llded with the German ship Thalassa.
The tatter's starboard bulwarks ami
rigging were considerably damaged.
• •' •' 'Overdue Bark I» S«afc.. . ! . "
The French bark Maria, out 222 days
from. Newcastle. England,; for Seattle,
passed In . at Tatoosh yesterday, afterr
noon. .'.The. Maria has been. on the over-,
due list for some time and was; quoted
for reinsurance at 40 per cent. ; ; '-.';.
• \u25a0 ~H;- ; .Wnler Front Xoie* ;."\u25a0'.-]- '\u25a0[ '
The liner D-pric. Captain Gankroger.
arrived yesterday. from jYokphama from
this port: . \ /:;\u25a0'•; . ' ]\u25a0'\u25a0'. :\u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0:'\u25a0 '\u25a0; :' '\u25a0•:,. :J
\u25a0 \u25a0".\u25a0 The «hlp Henry Falling arrived yes
terday "7 4. days fj-om Newcastle, Aus
tralia, with 2411 tons of coal consigned
to J. :and A. Browji. . ! '? -•\u25a0;.? : -. \u25a0 . .
\u25a0.: Receipts of lumber by sea, yesterday
amounted to l;S38,60O feet, ; » ; . .
> - : The French' steamer' Amlrat Exelmans
•sailed yesterday, for Havre,; by -way of
Seattle and Tacoma/. . • .:. • ] :
\u25a0 : -«Th<e eolller Wellington: sajled.yester-
ifor Nanairho ifor aiiother cargo of
black. -diamonds. /; :\u25a0\u25a0'..\u25a0 : '. : \ \u25a0.'-. ' '\u25a0 , ' .
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
*\u25a0<- \u25a0 . =:- .. \u25a0 • -..- ::.;' '.;\u25a0•: -,-; ;. ' • . :...:,'
Items of Interest to Mariners
W*of the Pacific
"S.A!« rEDRO. 1 /Jan. 31.— Tbe' Mexican passen-'
\u25a0f*-t nod .freight- etramEltlp' Curacao, bound from
• Maxatlan ft? £a : n.' Fraocl»c«.- caHed at this . port
<liJt» mcniing. to . land ptsscngeris n3<l ' then : pro
oeedtd. --.-\u25a0•\u25a0 •-••\u25a0-.: --- i •--•\u25a0-. . \u25a0 \u25a0 .
"\u25a0 Tne : H'srnßhtp • Meteor,' Captain : Wright,
.cleared tonight : fcir-Tsemna,'-. via San Francisco.
' •The. barkentlne: John Palmer, Captain Simon-
Ben. \u25a0 berptof pte reported as ha ring • sailed, \u25a0 still
remain^ Ja port, unable to obtain a full crew;
\u25a0 The schooner Davjd Evans. Captain Heel; . fln
\t\keQ. \u25a0• Vlißrharglng; hrr lumber cargo and : sailed .
\u25a0 toriay 'la liallast; for Everett to reload. ' ; '
'\u0084 The; cteamsbU* Northland, .'. Captain I JamieMn,
will . dlscliarg* \u25a0 tiff liitnber cargo tonight. . She
..la scheduled to rlear tomorrow for Graya Bar
• hor. to -wloaft;. taking freight and passengers for
Kan rraartsoe. • . ; ' . ••; .-...-' ,-.v, "...
. The Uritlßb bark Falls of GarrjT is now out
forty -eitbt day« : from Antwerp for San Pedro,
' carry tin sr arargo of cement. ' • . . '/'• ',>•;
v TKe-*c!iOone.r- Batogor ts'onttwo days 'from
\u25a0 Aberfle^n with a fall cargo of lumber consljmed
'to: this' port* \u25a0 The' **-booner. Ensign.. Captain
•Applaud." seventeen days from : Grays Harbor.' is
\u25a0 «51srhar»r!nir 900.000 feet of lumber at the Soutb
;«>rn Pacific ' Railroad's- wUarf.i^«Ng^iJtemiiaß
\u25a0 The- isehopner John A-.. Captain Olson," anchored
'in" the: outer" lia.rbbr " toalght. having , arrived
from -San Francisco. ."The schooners George :E.
Hlllirigs and-.Pbllipr>lne finished discharging and
wiled- tonight for northern ports In" ballast, to
\u25a0\u25a0 PORTLAND. Jan.! 31.— Loncshoremen were to
day -loading lumber on the . steam ." schooner
Thomas L. Wand. The \u25a0 sailors ; who were sup
: nosed to • hare performed "• the work went on : a
6trike becaui<* they were not served coffee at
the time prescribed by the union by-laws. Cap
tain-Hard wick says coffee war: not . served this
rooming because the Bailors overslept and, would
not have been ready for It until- within a half
hour -of the regular breakfast. " This made tt Im
possible for the union cook - to \u25a0 serve- th« ; tw©
meals, -and- be said he' .would rather quit than
try to dish out the coffee. \u25a0 Captain - Hardwick'
toldhlmto stay, and in retaliation the sailors
quit. • :• ; .' >. ../•''-. .'.-\u25a0;:'• -'. :'
The French bark : N«emi probably will finish
loading wheat tomorrow.- at . Montgomery dock
N>. 2. The wheat la.stUl'to co-he in on the
cars. \u25a0 / \u25a0'. .; -. •\u25a0 . - r - ... .
. The steamship. Columbia sailed for San Fran
cisco last, nfjbt with all the freight she could
carry and a larjre list of passengers. : • :-. '.-
The Bteamer' Alliance:. sailed this evening : for
EureUa and Cooe Bay.. So .much, freight- has'
been offered! this . time that some of -it j will
have to be left behind. . • ..
ASTORIA, Jan. 31.— The steamrhip Columbia
arrived here today 'from: Portland, arid; after
taking on a small freight. l left put for San
Francisco. •• : ' .. '.'...:.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0: . •
' The American steamship. San Mateo arrived to
day froui San : Francisco. : Bh'e comes ' to . load
lumber at Portland for California. -'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ."
The sehponer Lucille:, lumber laden, for San
Francisco, arrived here from Portland. .
i'The. ecboonert Irene and Ottllle.. Fjord were
towed up; river to commence loading lumber for
California. . . \u25a0-.•:\u25a0-..•: :.;.,'
\u25a0; A protest was filed- at : .the Custom-house to-
day ,by Captain Hopken of \u25a0 the German ship
Arthur Fitger against tie .fine .of SSOOO imposed
on bis vessel yesterday, by the Collector of Cus
toms for failure to bring . a consular: bill .of
"health from Bristol, the original port of sailing.
In the protest Captain Hopken said, that be. did
not - take charge of the vessel ' until after '_ her
arrival at Antwerp, and- that the former captain
did .not mention the- bill of health, to him and
he was not aware that one -was necessary. Cap
tain' Hopkins asked that, the fine ' be- canceled.
His protest has been forwarded to the depart
ment at Washington. *'.'.-• . \ ':. \u25a0\u25a0 '" : • .' ."\u25a0 •"
EL'REKA. Jan. 31.— The', arrivals today were
the. steamer Argo' from San' Francisco and the
steamer F. A. Kllburn : from Portland and' Coos
Bay. The steamers City of Topeka.' C«sco -and
Eureka departed for San Francisco. .
\u25a0 The Kllburn.. arriving here late this afternoon,'
reported an- exceptionally-rough trip from Coos
Bay ta'this port. A"' heavy storm prevailed and
the passengers could not remain in the berths.
A full :- .watch of officers: were kept 04 the bridge
all. night . and -they, -\u25a0 too; found lt ; a hard i task
to keep from going overboard. It : took the
\u25a0Kllburn twenty-seven hours to come from COO 9
: Bay.y : v. ;. : :\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0' "/\u25a0 "' : . \u25a0\u25a0". -•;.,-. : \u25a0'.\u25a0
; The steam; schooner Albion . is tied up at Ar
cata on the mud and seems'to be pnable to get
oft..''. She has apt yet esked: for assistance. 1
SEATTLE. Jan. '31.— Articles of Incorpora
tion for the ' Economic Transportation Company,
capital stock- $10,000,000, were .filed today. . Nor
man, R* Smith, ; lnventor of : the rotary engine.
Is president. • Smith said that a' large fleet of
boats, .was \u25a0 to be built for , the : coastwise i and
local trade. .. The Seattle: Spirit, the first of the'
vessels' to ber equipped with the rotary 1 <?nplrte,
will have, her trial trip : in a few days. : .Another
craft is almost '.completed and several' more are
planned. • The routes of the new vessels .have
not \u25a0 yet been announced. . : - -.- '..'":. .'": \u25a0' ' :"\u25a0..
: The schooner Vega, which' arrived here yes
terday, made the round. trlr>' from Seattle to.
San Frahcisco and. return- .in : tliirty-flve days!
This is considered a remarkably fast passage..
The heavy weather lately. iiA3 interfered, with
the halibut fishermen, and. forced many of them
to tie up. Most of the fisbermea have lost
money this season. \u25a0\u25a0 : "'•' ' ' .'.
: . •."\u25a0•: \u25a0•'". The Overdue-. List '.'...
nr.'tish bsrk Netlnrb.r. 205 days from Mary
port, for Taleahuaho, $0 per cent. : . . "
British bark Ar.toria, 101. days from Adelaide,
for: Europt-. Bj'per eeiit. .' ...-.- '. \u25a0 .' .
Army TranMporta
Tlie Bnrnside J« at Seattle. . • :
The Bufr.rd i« in port. . : •;-• ; ' -
Tbe Crook Is in pfnt. Out of. commission.
TUc Disie is at Mnnlla. :\u25a0-:.' \u0084 .
The Kirkpatrickis at. Newport News. Va. :-
The Ix>saa is in port and will sail February 5
far Manila. -.' -. • i .. \u25a0 ./ '. .-\u25a0... ',•-\u25a0: - v
Tli'Vlncalls.ls at Newport News.' Va'. \u25a0' \u25a0
Tli» SJ'.ieriaan is In port. Out- of commission.
• Tiw Sl<«nnan bulled January 15 from Honolulu
for Manila. ' ' .• , \u25a0-.'-\u25a0\u25a0 •-. • . . '
The Tbcmas wiled January 22 from Manila
for this port. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . .. ; • • : .
Tln» "aarren Is in port, befng fitted to go Into
coipinisslon. ... ; - - - . .;'
.NEWS OF THE OCEAX.
Engawd for. Lumber
' . The Carman' ship \u25a0Ellerbek. on Pjif-et Sound,
was . rbartcred prior- to arrirai for lnmber thence
to the :'»>st const of South America at 48s Od.
3lerchandlse.< For .Hawaii
The steamer Alabkan* sailed yesterday for Hon
olulu Tla Seattle and Tacoma with merchandise
as cargo from this port valued at $90,422 and
including the following: ; ' • •\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0-'\u25a0:.
659 os canned poods. 271 cs fable' preparations,
775 bales bay, 8700 bbls fuel oil. 25 cs turpen
tine, 574 pkgs iron, 32.252 lbs yellow- metal, 330
Bks plaster 120 cs soap, 600 pkgs- railroad ma
terial, 734 kegs nails, 21 rolls duck. 8 pkgs tin
chiaery.' 2208 pcs and 137 pkgs pipe. 49 bales
and 54 cs cotton domestics. .76 bbls lubrieatine
oil. 46 cs dry goods, 39 pkf"s wagon material. 111
pkgs cordage, 33 toxs window glass. 20 bills ours.
15»J5 pkes paper, 22 bales paper bajrs, 10 Bales
twine, 176 pkgs Bteel, 20 bbls pltch,'2O pkgs
paints. , . : ; • . ' \u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0'..• ~...
In addition to the cargo preyiously reported
the steamer Neyadan. which sailed o*n Tuesdnv
for Honoiahi and Kahului. had 1437 ; bales hay
10 Eks sorghum. 12.000 fire bricks, SO sks fire
clay, 13 tons pand and l.safe," valued at $10C7. /
SHIPPIXG INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
'-:'*., :'- ; - \u25a0 „ TUursday. January>3l.i :
Stmr San Pedxo, Anfindsea; 31 : hours -from
Kureka. =:-= . ' : . . : -\u25a0 ' . .
Stmri Point Arena, Fosen, 12 hours from Al
bion. • \u25a0 ... \u25a0'. : ;.\u25a0• . ."'. ;\u25a0\u25a0 ;• •-. \u25a0\u25a0-, . . ..... :;
Stmr Santa Cruz, Zeh, '10 hours from Jlon^
tercy. ' • :-. ..-\u25a0' ;-. , : - • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ..-,-. - ; \u25a0 ' .;\u25a0,-\u25a0 \u25a0
Stmr Hanalel, RAvens, 80 hours from Will apa
Harbor. '•-, •• .- -..-\u25a0 •• -\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 .-•\u25a0\u25a0-'. ='.. ' .-\u25a0 -. :
Br stmr Appalacbee; Nlcolls," 29 - dsfs from
SUanjrhai. via MoJI 23 day*. -.: - :\u25a0; - '\u25a0'. • :
Stmr Phoenii.Hansen, 12 hours from Bowens
Landing. '.: .\u25a0;\u25a0': •.•;.".• :•:• \u0084 \u25a0 ' '..; •;•;.- .- : . .. .. •
Stmr Roanokei Dunham, 3 days from' Portland,
via - Kureka r 18 hours'. \u25a0'• - : ' . :\u25a0-'-\u25a0:\u25a0 -.'\u25a0\u25a0
Ger stmr Itauri. Knudsen. 3^ davg from
Seattl*-: . -Put In to finiKb lbadine. \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ' : * \u25a0'\u25a0 '"\u25a0• \u25a0.'•' \u25a0"
: Stmr Sierra, Houdlete; 24 days 3 hours and 25
minutes froui Sydney, ria' Honolulu C ' day* id
: hours \u25a0 and 26:. minutes. : '" -.:' \u25a0• \u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0•..:..
\u25a0; Stmr-BanU Rosa; ;Gielow,' 41 hours from- San
Diepo-, etCi \u25a0".:.:•• \u25a0..".:\u25a0.,•.•-..; .:-'.-.: \u25a0;:\u25a0,,\u25a0•
. . Stmr Guaiala, .-.Kjeliin, 44 hours : from: Eureka.
- Sttnf : M. F. Plant, .Nelson, 48 hours from
Corts. Bsy. •;\u25a0 ; '\u25a0 \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0.' •>\u25a0•\u25a0••'\u25a0 ; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0<••...:•" : •..•.
Stmr A«ryll, Dickison, -^- days from Ancon,
via J'ort narford .24 hours. • ' \u25a0 ...?,-•
: • Br. ship Saraoena,. Thompson, 169 days . from
Ilamburg. \u25a0• \u25a0 . ':• -. \u25a0• \u25a0 ': ',
: 'Ship .Henry Falling. Graham,- 74' days from
...Newcastle, ". Australia, . -.- \u25a0\u25a0 . v . .
:: Nor.«hip Mabhona, Brbch,' 14V days from Ant
werp.: . . : . •-..\u25a0: . ' .'\u25a0 :\u25a0-..- - : -."..\u25a0•. '.
: Bktn-Corbnado, Lunn/'19«4 days from Hono
' ItllU. .'. '\u25a0\u25a0.. '.. • • .' .. . •-: . '.- ' : ' ' ;
; Sehr. Sophie Christ enson, Lunvaldt, 13%' days
from Gr*jr* Harbor:', . \u25a0 '--\u25a0;- ' .' \u25a0 -.-,
;•\u25a0' Schr.-; Jessie Minor, Jorgenson, 6 days - f rom
I';-.,? \u25a0'•; I- : '. cleared ...' '• , r
i \u25a0'. ."\u25a0'.', .- Thursday, January 31> '.
:' Br stmr Wellington; Cutler; Ladysmith; West
ern Pnel Co. \u25a0 \u25a0', \u25a0 ' ,'..\u25a0 \u25a0.-..'
.Stmr Ala Kk an.. 'Nichols., Honolulu, via Seattle;
Williams. Dimond 4; Co. \u25a0 v . , *,i .
r Stmr Pomona,. Swanson, Eureka; P C S S Co.
. Fr Stmr Ainlral Exelmans, Gens, Havre, etc.,
.via Seattle and Tacoma-; <?. \u25a0 W- , McNear. . " -.
Br sblp : Rbuddlan- Castle,-. Roberts, Newcastle,
Australia; G.. W. JlcNear.- . -
\u25a0'••.. \u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 ..SAILF.D . , . .'
.; : . :.. \u25a0 . \u25a0 Thursday. /January \u25a0 31.
'.; Stmr Helen , P. : Drew, Gunderspn, Point Arena.'
Ktmr Brunswick, Eilefsen, Fort-Bragg.'-, 4 ,^ \u0084••;.
\u25a0 : Stmr Roanoke, Dunham, Sau Pedro. ,
'.Ktmr George W. : EMer, Jesseu, A6toria, ; via
Eureka. - ' ' : \u25a0 •, , ; ••• : '• '
. Ktmr South Coast.- Paulsen.- Caspar. .
Ktmr National City, WinkeJ; Fort Bragg.
• Htmr Newburs. Johnson." t. rays Harbor
• -' Btmr Svea; Allen. Grays Harbor. .\u25a0.\u25a0-.'\u25a0
'\u25a0 SJinr Chas. .. Nelson, Preble, -. Astoria , and ,'Port
'snfl. '"-."-• '••;. \u25a0\u25a0 ' ' '\u25a0\u25a0*.' \u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0 '\u25a0"• \u25a0-.- * •'•
1 •' Stmr Costa -Rica, Mason, Portland..-.. ; . . \u25a0
; Stmr Ceatralia, Erickson,- Grays Harbor.
•'\u25a0 Stmr . Wertport, > Moreno; . W^stport. - - :
:"'Stnir Lansing, .Herriman,. Port \u25a0 Har ford.
• Stmr iiate of -California, Thomas,' San .Diego,
'etc. \u25a0 '•' •'.-\u25a0---.- . -''\u25a0'. : - \u25a0\u25a0' - \u25a0-' '\u25a0.'-. -" \u25a0\u25a0 -
Ktmr Mayfa'ir.'Hahfcen. Grays Harbor. .-\u25a0
Stmr Pomona, Swanson, ; Eureka. _ ...". : '\u25a0:
'- Schr Solano,. Rosich, Grays Harbor.; — .
... OL'TSIDB BOUND IN— l2 MIDNIGHT
Bark W.B. Flint. -•" . . . : .
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT: LOBOS, Jan:3l.t:lo.;p. m.-r- Weather
'togzr, wind south: velocity 22 mile* per hour.^ \u25a0
. :-. . DOMESTIC PORTB.-1 .-\u25a0;-.
. COOS BAY— Sailed Jan SCM-Schr ; Guide, for !
San- Franc! «Co. -.;::- .:: ; - -•.\u25a0••.\u25a0 \u25a0 ': '\u25a0 •
Sailed Jan 31 — Schr. Repeat,", for ; San • Fran
ciseft. - -'-.'. \u25a0'\u25a0' •':•-\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0• \u25a0' ' \u25a0'.-,'' -. : \u25a0'\u25a0'--. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;'\u25a0;
• SEATTLE— Sailed - Jan- 31 — Stmr Washington,
for San Francisco: stmr Tampico, for San Pedro.-;
-Arrived Jau '. 31— Br \u25a0 etmr : Dunerie,"'. hence
Jan 27. .-" • .-"\u25a0'-• '\u25a0- •-.- -,-.- 'v- -..-•..;,:- _-v
.' ROGHE HARBOR— Arrived "Jan 81— Bktn
'Archer, hence Jan 10; brig W. G. Irwin, hence
Jan 23.. • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-:.\u25a0':\u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0 -'..:\u25a0 ..•V-rr-"-. . \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 >\u25a0 •?>. ..:•
I*ORT. TOWNSEND— Arrived Jan 31— Br «tmr
Duneric, ' lience ' Jan 27; . Br bark , Sussex, \u25a0 from
i'isco\ •;-\u25a0'\u25a0.- • • - "^^^^."sj-u^,;/;
, Pass«J' Inward - Jan -31— Schr . Camano, hence
Jan, 22." for. Port Gamble. .'--'»..\u25a0.:-' ; \u25a0 %
. Sailed . Jan , 30— Br 6tmr . Islworth, .for . Guay
tsas. ' ••\u25a0'\u25a0;. ' \u25a0.-..•\u25a0 ...•'...-
Arrived Jan 31 — Schr Okanogan, •' from - San
Diego. "-\u25a0'";" ,",' '' ' " "-'" iV . .\u25a0;;."\u25a0\u25a0•...>\u25a0 .•/rVj;-; .;'- - .
• . Arrired \u25a0 Jan \u25a0 31^ — Nor; ship .: RJuken," from : Mol
lendo;BCbr'A.i M." Baxter, hence Jan 23."' " -^ ; "-
PORT' LDDLOW— Arrlved>; Jan: 31— Ship .St.
David; hence ' J&n B. '•- \u25a0-.* ' n .- \u25a0 ?. > '. •' . '
JUNEAU-^Sailed Jan-30— Stmr Ramona, for
Skcpway.- \u25a0" <•'. ' ' -\u25a0 .-\u25a0 '-.:'\u25a0 \u25a0: • - --\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0.
; TATOOSH— Passed Inward - Jan 31— Bktn Ev-
\u25a0TflE-- SAN FRANdISCO' GALL- .FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1.:i907.
-?f.* Weather* Report. V.-'«
United • States. Department .of Agrteulture —
Weather Bureau.' 'San -Francisco, -January' 31. :
" : • . 'RAINFALL - DATA \u25a0 • • .
•\u25a0••\u25a0-•.* •\u25a0\u25a0.'• :\u25a0•'•> ...'• Past • Seasonal.-''
Stations — ' .'' \u25a0;\u25a0." 2-t Hours.' to Date. Normal.
Eureka - ......\u25a0.'...'. .-.'..-'.:; - ::.....-.' '• . 24.80 •
Red 81uff:...:..'......-. .24 '\u25a0'-\u25a0-\u25a0:. 15.51, 15.10
Sacramento". T..-...'.;....';.3iT..-...'.;....';.3i • J •14.Q1 . t: 11.37
San Francisco..»...... -:t. ' 13:11- ' '13.99
San Jose ...:........;. ,00 •;•"\u25a0'•" 12.04 '\u25a0'\u25a0" '
Fresno ..C... ..... .00-^7.20 V 4171
San Lnis Oblspo: ......' .00 14;74 12.81
Ix>sAnseles ...:.....;. .01 14^4 • 9.18:
San DJeso .......:..":\u25a0:"', .00 .'.'.- 5.05 5.34;
\u25a0/\u25a0•^•;";\u25a0•'' :-;-s. •\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0:?•\u25a0s-.'S-"-"f t:"•\u25a0*?\u25a0\u25a0
:.sTAtibss./.-i.v.^-^'-B.: vl;-'!^
' -\u25a0."'-.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0%\u25a0 -a -2- :--:':--:' • 2 \u25a0•:. \u25a0 o~
.'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0: ;"" •-•-.8 \u25a0 -I' I-;.: ;-.:\u25a0.::\u25a0 , :\u25a0; \u25a0
P°!se. \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 '.:"..•.•.20.90 ;541 42 SW CloudY T.
Jlasstaff \u25a0;....30.10 40. 2«' W Pt.Cldy : 100
Iresna ..,V.....30.26; C«.'4fJ..W Clear .00
Independence .30.] G 62 30 S Pl.Gldv .00
Kalispell ;....2f1.40 42MS" SW- G!oiidys'.o6
Los Angeles.'.•.•:3O:lß'. .J>S; 48: W \u25a0 Gloiuly -.00
xi-v^ c 5 a •;-->.30.18 -40 IS NW / Pt.Cldy .00'
vJ t-J a. malpals 3(>-23. 46 44 S : Ratn .10
North Head :.. 29.76-. 4S-44 NW • cimidy : .12
Pocatello .....29.94 .42 34 S \u25a0 Cloudy .04
Pt Reyes.Lt. .30.17. 52 .. S Foeey 0°
Port Una .... ...29.74 ,54 33.. SW Itafn^ :24
Phoenix- ........ 30.14 .. CtV 48 NW Pt.Cldy .00
55 e2e22 onu-»-:----5°0 nu-»-:----5°- oqV" r>2 40. .SW Pt.CUiy .00
Red Bhiff ..;...30.12 54- 52 SB' Rain: .24 !
W^"^.-"-"! 0-00 5C =50 -\u25a0SW Cloudy \u25a0.(*)
Sacramento ...30.24 56 50 SR- Rain .30
laltl alt i^ ke •;: -30-10 .44 : 32^ NE Cloivlv : T.
| an BIPKO -.;,30.22- CO- 43 NW' Pt.Cldv .00
San iFranciseo 30.25 58 sft SW Cloudy ' T.
ii a Jt' OO n 1. 1"; -i 3i) ',, 2ft 4ft4t4t 4 52SR Clear . .00
I °p^v?U V>° -I 0I 0-30 5« 46 .NW Cloudy , .00
S. .B; Farallon 30.26. 53 . S '" Rain T
Seattle..:.;.. 29,70 50:44 SW' pf.Cldy^ ,04
?5 oltan f, •....,29.56:44 24. SW Clondj \u25a0' 01 \u25a0
•summit ...;..;- 40-31 .S ' Snow .70
W«n» •'"••^•?? 33 ... SE : Clear -..00
"alla ..: -.20..4 .52 .24 SW Pt.Cldy .00
ttinnemucca ..30.02 .48 34- SW. Cloiidy \ T.
\nma ...,... .30;14; 72 43; :W /Clear .; .00
lnehes eraSe pno "' 148 Inches: year, 108
-_\u25a0 SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST . '
-^ \u25a0 rm» off tDe Washington coast has moved
rapidly eastward : and.- now overlies northern
Mtmtana. j ,lt has caused rain from San Francisco
northward and eastward to the Rocky Mountains.
ii ? outh $ rly winds are reported from the Far
anon islands, northward alon? the coast. Cloudy
weather prevails over the entire Paclflc Slope. /
Conditions : are favorable- for cloudy weather
In California Friday, with showers in the .north
portion. :- : '..•' ,\u25a0• \u0084 •::..-:
\u25a0;-\u25a0' WEATHER KOREQAST
Nbjj^ Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy Friday,
probably showers: fresh west wind
.scuStn/ 111187-811^' Fr^:
trs wm g wtndi altd \u25a0^W?? I?™?7^^1?™?7^^
. \u25a0 : G. H. \VILLSOX, I^ocal Forecaster. ':
.;'..;/ : •'. •': Temporarily..in charge. \u25a0 :
.
Y Ot}. G Gpß?*' rotn Hpnoluiu,; for: Port Town'
\u25a0\u25a0 Passed In; Jan 31—Bark Hecla, 'hence Jan' 11,:
for Port.Townsend.'.: • \u25a0 ',--...•- •\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0.>\u25a0. -..
\u25a0 Passed inward Jan \3l^l-V '.bark Marie, from
Newcastle, Englaqd,: for: Seattle; i brig j William
Vj?'il^henc?! Jim Harbor.. • :
. \ ALOtZ—Sailed Jan .30-r-Strar liertha. far
Seattle; ,-\u25a0 : \u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0 "\u25a0 ' \u25a0':\u25a0\u25a0-:\u25a0' 'i. \u25a0\u25a0 • .-.- .":;•-. • '
. FORT BRAGG—Arrived Jan: 31—Stm^. Whites- \u25a0
boro, hence Jan 30, ; •:•„ \u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .
PORT GAMBLE—Saiied Jan! 31—Ship: Jabez
Howes, for Port Elizabeths : ;;."
Arrived Jan 31—SchrCamapo,: hence' Jan 24*
selir Kobert lowers, hence Jan 23. A • ',':
.ASTORIA—SaiIed Jan 31—Stmr Columbia, fori
San- Francisco. •\u25a0•':•: \u25a0' •:\u25a0 '• ."\u25a0 .'. . . j ...
. EVERETT—SaiIed Jan ;31—Striir Edlth^ "for 1
San Francisco. -..' \u25a0. \u25a0 :.' \u25a0 ••\u25a0'. - ' \u25a0'..•.' •
r Eu^ EXA ~Arrtve<l Jan 31-4Stmr Argo, hence,
Jan 30. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 '-r \u25a0". • *?\u25a0 •\u25a0.':.'\u25a0'.. - ' •• \u25a0\u25a0
, Sailed Jan 31 —Stmr . Enreka, : for. San Fran
cisco; stmr. City of Topeka; for San trancisco:
stmr. Casco. for-San Franeisoo.. , • \u25a0• . '
P POINT REYES—Passed south Jan Sl—Stmr
Grace Dollar, from Grays Harbor, tot San Fran
cisco; stmr M. F.fPlant. from Coos Bay.for San
trancl*e<i: bark W. B.Fliut, from Makaweli, for
Sa'h.-Prancfcco. • \u25a0 .". ;.' •\u25a0. .. \u25a0 .' . .
i* Passed Jan 31, 0:30: a; m—Stmr Alcatraz,
from Point Arena, for San-Petlrb. '; ; ••
.SAXTA > BARBARA— Arrived • Jan 30—Stmr
Santa.Rosa, from San Diego, and sailed for San*
Francisco.. \u25a0 •• . ';« •-.: . • • \u25a0 : .;
ABERDEEN—Arrived Jan 30—Schr R C
Slade, hence Jan; 25;. schr Edward R. West,
hence Jan l£>. ...\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0: .. \u25a0. ;': ' ' '
Sailed Jan 30 —Stmr Wasp, for San Francisco;
. • Arrived Jan:.B1 —Stmr Carme.l, hence Jan 27.
Sailed Jan 31^-Stmr Pulton, for • San Fran
"Cisco. \u25a0..-" . \u25a0\u25a0: "\u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0-- \u25a0' • \u25a0: .' i-\u25a0i -\u25a0 ' .
--\u25a0\u25a0 SOUTH BEND—Arrived Jan: 31—Schr Sailor
Boy, hence Jan 25. •\u25a0\u25a0"•.•\u25a0 \u25a0'.;• '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0..
; TACOMA —Arrived Jan 31—Bark* Emily Reed.:
from -\u25a0 Port \u25a0 Townsend; Nor bark Marglt, from
Honolulu. • :• • " >\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. :.. . ._
Arrived Jan 31—Ship St. Paul, bpnee Jan S.
BELLINGHAM-riSaUed' Jan 31—Stmr Rainier,
for San Francisco. /•' \u25a0 .\u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0•: \u25a0 ; ...
RAYMON'D^Arrived Jan 31—Schr Sailor Boy,
hence Jan 25. : - >\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0;..
SAN PEDRO —Arrived Jan 31—Stmr Curacao,.
from Guaymas; schr Ensign.', from Grays Harbor;
schr Allen. A, hence Jan 25;'schr John-A,-from
Eureka.. \u25a0 ;.• ,-\u25a0 .:.\u25a0'- \u25a0\\ \u25a0\u25a0:'" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0 '. '. . ,
Sailed Jan 31J 1 p. m.—Stmr Curacao,' for Saii
Francisco;' 4; p.- m.—Stmr Meteor, • for"Seattle;
bktn J. M. Griffith, for Columbia River; schr
David Evans,, for Everett;; schr Philippine, for
Grays Harbor; bktn John Palmer, for; Willapa
Harbor; schr Ge-orge E. Billings, for Columbia
River.-. ' •' •.. \u25a0\u25a0 • \u25a0. \u25a0 : ;•\u25a0!>: . . : • •
. ; KASTERX PORTS 'i
BOSTON—Arrived. Jan 30--Br stmr Seneca,
from Manila. . ." •' .' : \u25a0'..'. :.. .. \u25a0\u25a0 ,:.
NEW. YORK—Sailed Jan 30— Br stmr Santona
for Colon. . \u25a0 :-.: •"..; :u . : • : :- . .\u25a0
Cleared Jan 30—Br stmr Erroll, for Manila.'
ISUSD- PORTS : /
HONOLULU—SaiIed Jau 31—Jap stmr Hong
kong Maru, for Yokohama. ;• :. '
• Arrived Jan 31 —Stmr Callfornian,- from Ta
coma/ : \u25a0". :\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.•;;..;,.
.':\u25a0 - . : FOREIGN PORTS . .: \u25a0
: >VICTORIA—SaiIed Jan 30—Stmr Umatilla, for
\u25a0 San FranclKcp: stmr Condor, for San.Franclsco;.
.:: Sailed.. Jan -31—Br strnr Isleworth, for .Guay
mas.: ;••\u25a0•\u25a0;"•..-' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 :•':: \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0:.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; '\u25a0 - '"\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0; \u25a0' .-; '\
COLON—Arrived\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 Jan 30—Stmr Finance, 'from
New York.: \u25a0-•.• ••• '\u25a0 -..; \u25a0. .•\u25a0 \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. -.\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0'- '\u25a0".
SUEX—Arrircd Jan 10—Br., stmr Teesdale,
from- —t—.-•..' \u25a0 .'','\u25a0' ..'..\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.:\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0
TYNE—Arrived Jan 14—Fr ship Loon Bluni,
from \u25a0 Cardiff,; to finish loading, for San Fran
\u25a0Cisco.- ' '• \u25a0\u25a0•:\u25a0.-•\u25a0• :•\u25a0•:•. \u25a0:. .; ; ' •\u25a0
: . YOKKAICHI— Arrived Jan 14—Ship .Astrai,
hence Nov 16. :\u25a0: '\u25a0 ". . ;: '. : . . . \u25a0 .
.ANJER—Passed Deo 30—Ship I. F. Chapman,
from Hongkong.- for Baltimore.; . :. \u25a0 •:\u25a0• : '. :
\u25a0 YOKOHAMATj-Arrived Jan 3(>—Stmr Treinont,
from -Tacoma:.' ."; '.'\u25a0.\u25a0 V -.. .\u25a0• •' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
". Arrived prior to* Jan '31-^Br:;.Btmri Athenian.
; from Vancouver; Br stmr; Doric. liencfi'Jan :8:
stnir- Minnesota,, from•.'\u25a0 Seattle.;. Jap stmr T6sa
Marii. from Sentile. -\u25a0\u25a0'- ' : .\u25a0 : \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0'
MANILA—Sailed Jan l»-;Br stmr Wray Cas
tle, -for New York.' '. •;' . ..;- *. ::"
NEWrASTI.K.; Australia—ln, port Jan 7—Br
bark Antlope. for' San.Franclsco:- Br;«tmr Anl
tnounfi for' San Franrlseo; simr- Boverlc.: for.Ssn
Francisco; Br.bkth Helga; for- Hounluln; Br Rthir
Klrklee, for San" Franolsco; sbiu Reiirp. for Sau
Krane.Jsoo; bark Sea Kins, for.Honolulu.. ' '. ;: '
\u25a0 Chartered, t^.load Jan,7:—Br biirk Adcli'-rley. for
Honolulu; Br stmr: Ellerfc,. for' San .Franclsci);
Ger stmr' Germanlcus.*.' fnr San' Franclsrn;' bark
Willscott. for: San Francisco.' ! '\u25a0\u25a0 ; ' • \u25a0 .
IPSWlCH—Arrived Jan 30-^Br stmr Sheikh,
berime- Nov 5. • '. -. ' \u25a0'. \u25a0.•'\u25a0.•,
.VALPARAISO—Arrived prior to Jan ' 30-.Br
stmr Cuzco,. from New York.; Ger stmr Nitokris,
from Hamburg, for San Franelseo. •' ', -
. OCEAN STEAMERS 0:. •
SOUTHAMPTON—SaiIed Jan 31—Stmr- Amer'
lka.- for' New York. • •-.•:•\u25a0.••\u25a0'\u25a0 ''. '
\u25a0 NEW YORK—Sailed Jan 31—Stmr La Lor
raine. -for Havre. " ' . •• ' •:•\u25a0.;,
• VALPARAISO—Arrived 1 pre'vlouK to' Jan 31—
Stmr Nitrokls," from Hamburg and Antwerp.'via
Corral.-for San Francisco. -. " ' '. •'
-\u25a0' IvIVERPOOL-rArrlved Jan. OOr^Stmir i Maje'stle,
from New York. ' .; .. .-
IPSWICH —Arrived Jan 30—Stmr Sheikh,, from
San Francisco, via Montevideo.;- •
YOKOHAMA^ —Arrived . previous 'to Jan .'3l—
Stmr Athenian.l from-.Vancouver, for Hongkong;
Btmr: Doric, from.San Francisco,? via Honolulu,
for \u25a0 nongkong; \u25a0 stmr' Minnesota, from Seattle;
stmr Tosa Maru," from: Seattlep' stmr Tremorit,
from Tacoma,-: for Manila.- \u25a0•. : . -
QUEENSTOWN—SaiIed Jan 31—Stmr Baltic,
for- New York. \ - \u25a0;.- \u25a0•>.\u25a0•-\u25a0 '
.'.HONGKONG—Arrived previous" to 'Jan '30—
Stmr fjhawmnt, • from ; Tacoma, via. Yokohama,
Shanghai, (.etc.-* -, ..':.' :.-.'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0"."•.
Memoranda* >
Stmr ' Sonoma; which > wa«i to\*all yesterday
from .Sydney 'for Ran Francisco," wan delayed on
acount • of . WJ ' of th« crew refusing f o work,' due
to -captalrTs* refusal .to- discharge four nonunion
men. . Strikers were arrested anil, sentenced t>
one 'month at hard:labor: ; ' . * - •\u25a0•_\u25a0 • :.<
Per Nor ship Mashona — On Doc 1, la t 56 5S S,'
10ng; 76 13 W," in; heavy westerly gale, -saw Ital
bark; -showing letters : W T B . P, with foremast
carried • away -abont' 8 } feet | from : the deck; "also
mala topgallant* mast -and : inlzzen topmast 'pone
and bowsprit and i jibboom ; cone. :. Saw no ; boats.
Asked At: they; wanted' assistance, -but, received
no answer from \u25a0 her, ; although - we : saw the crew
on > board. ". Vessel ; was • loaded •-. and about '• 1 100
• tons register. .../.,: ".-.": ;\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0-.--/\u25a0r^'^, i
' Per bktn Coronado,; at San t Francisco, Jan : SI,
from Honolulu — Jan s 28, . SO : miles NW. •• of ; Point
Reyes, saw. a' four-masted. bark ,\ bound for , San
Francisco. -"'•": ' \u25a0 J .-\u25a0' v. •;.\u25a0'••-> •\u25a0\u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0 ..-.\u25a0\u25a0- :•'\u25a0,:\u25a0;.
'••'. PORT . TOWNSEND,'. Jan \u25a0 81— Sehr ! Okanof-an
arrived- from 1 San " Diego : today > and I collided I with
Ocr \u25a0> ship \u25a0 Thalasßa « in sailing y into y anchorage.
Tbalacsa sustained; considerable 'damage to^star
bord bulwarks < and; rigging. -•:';•<- : ,-' \u25a0\u25a0 .-.'
Sun and Tide
United States • Coaut and < Geodetic ' Surrey— Time
- and; Helxht or Tides at; Fort Point. For City
-front (Misslon-Btreet wharf) » add '25' minutes. -.-.
-, FRIDAT,.FEBnUARYI. ;.-;\u25a0;
Stun -rises'.''.: . :. ."\u25a0..: ..".V. .;:.'. . ,;: r. ?. : ..-, . :*;.7.:14
Bun sets- '.\u25a0.'.'.'.'..*...'.*. ;.'.;.'.V.:; . ::..;.'.-.: -;5:33
\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0"-' Time! > ' : Time : ITime "-\u25a0--<•' ITirael- -
Feb — -"Ft f .Ft ' ?Ft " -H.FtV
. v;. h vr\r-- : j* lvw :-.-;.--.:-.}l-;;w| :.-\u25a0/,-;,
.1 2:04 -5.0 .7:10 --2.5 12:47 \u00846.0 % 7:34 ;:,0.2
2 2:«3 5.1 8:00 ; 2.2 1:3!> '4.7 i 8:15 07
-3 ' 3:0.1 j 5.1 :S:Wi U.fl 2:37 : 4.4 8:56 13
«4 . 3:36 i 5.1 ;9:56 V'l.C 3:48 -4.1 9:38 1.8
lr :—: — - — - „_,-.::., . .—--,..,. — --\u0084. , \u25a0\u25a0 — :: — — — \u25a0.
U. S. Branch^ HydroßrnphlccOfflce v
\u25a0' At branch Tof i, the United ';. States " Hj-drographlc
Office, - located . at i thei Merchants' >. Exchange.," is
maintained sin Ban* Francisco • for.; tbe i benefit •of
mariners, without regard \u25a0 to | nationality < and \u25a0 free
of expense. Navigators - are I cordially . mri ted |to
visit the office, when complete sett of chart* and
POLICEMEN GIVEN
PROMOTIONS
: The : promotion of nine^policemen to
higher , grades: in the service and, the
appointment of. three new policemen to
fill existing ;; vacancies : was ' the prin
cipal business by t the Board
bf Police Commlssioiiers' at Its meeting;
last night, Commissioner^Umbsen; was
not at the meeting, i being? detained by
the illness of his daughter. ;: :- : t-; ; \u25a0 \u25a0
,: Police^ 'Corporals ;-*. Patrick JMcGee.
Thomas A. Atchison. John; M. Morris-,
sey V and AVilliam * Callinan : were • raised!
to the! rank -df sergeant, and Patrolmieh
Jfemes McGowan,. John. F> Hawes, 1 Yin-!
cent.'F. Dowd and;; Martin-' T. Cponey
to 'the \ rank*- of 'corporal. ; Detective
Sergeant Stephen :.y.,,"Bunner was given
tne rank of 'corporal in.the regular ser
vice....; .Frederick ; .: Kirchner. James- F.
Halsey and 'Matthew: a: Collins were
appointed \u25a0 patrolmen. /. v ! ; :\u25a0;*\u25a0 ; .-, ;- :
• A.com.munication: from "property" own-,
ers in Qearyv street /in 'the .first tw6
blocks west of Market.-asking lhat no
saloon licenses ; be- granted ; for -these
two blocks, -iwa'Sj; read J arid ; filed, with
the y that . it is , to be
brought iap' ; again^in case any ".request
for a saloon \u25a0 license in: this j district is
received. : The; cpn\munication- is based
oh'the ground 'thatv the, t\^o blocks- in
question :COnstltute-a : shopping district
for ladies! tO'the;practicar exclusion of
all other, kinds of , business,^ and should
riot be marred .in respect by the
presence* of .salobris.T/T-.;-/..vC;'.,-'. -?j : . •-. -
:. , Liquor licenses were granted to. John
j; Fury for a: saloon at 'the inbrthwest
corner of ;; Webster.. apdO- McAllister
streets and .to -Joseph. A. "Clark for a
saloon at I.sls 'Finrnpre.; The- license
of .'James' D.' .Courtney. 1 owner \u25a0\u25a0 oV a
saloon.' at . 28 VPrecita avenue,:: was - re
voked for. sening,:liqupr tp^minqrs. Sev>
eral cases; of Vsaloon; owners; charged
with maintaining' : saloons: :/ not . con
structed according, to law were taken
up and. dismissed/- */.. i j " •
WORSHIPERS BRA\T3;RAI*V TO '
• : ; UTTEXD MISSION SERVICES
Vlsl ( lns ' Pastor* Addremi \u25a0 Student Body
at Stanford Upon Invitation
; ; : :\u25a0\u25a0;:.-;.;. | : " of ; Chaplain •.-\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0[''\u25a0\u25a0{. '
Large cptigregratldns braved the rain
last:night to be present at. the mission
serv:ices \IH; Trinity: and/ StJ:, Stephen's
churches:;: '\u25a0 ;.- Dr. . : Ehdicbtt. Peabody
preached- in Trinity; Churph,' taking - for.
his ..theme the virtue; of : : thankfulness :
He emphasized the" joy of work; telling
of how. he had askediTheodore.Roose
velt', shortly af tef'.he /became' President
of th fe' TJn ited ata teS 1 1 .A t > were not hard
work. ; •\u25a0; Roosey«^^aa- t 'a*rtßwered; that it
was ; :hard>wdi'k,'^ttutjit 'I was great fun.
There > was 'ho^reasonijsaid Dr.; Peabody,
why r . wofkyshbuld"l'hot'3be : great .. furtT
though' -iti.'must; be xnore.ithan/fun. _'•\u25a0
. ; In \u25a0St;'JStepheij | s;.ChurchVthe day .was
given .'over'.toV'spe'ciallserviees .f or , the
women 5*5 * held \uf1der7 the/alispices of the
.Tybtnah's Auxiliary. ; In; the ; evening the
usual : misßionary;,'.serv!bes were- con
ducted by (r ßey.> George 1 Craig •Stewart.
; Dr. :Peabody>kyisiJt6d^ Stanford 'Uni
versity yesterday- afternoon- upon the
invitation . of /; Dr. 'Gardiner: 'and ; ad4
dressed the student body, j Rev. : James.
E. : Fiieeman,'; who: is.:'conducting -. the
mission- iri the Church of ithe Advent in
Oakland,, was ; also present and spoke
on.the choicer.of; a r . profession. : . '
OFFENDIXGipKXTAI, STUDEXT
bisRHISSEDr-WITH REPRIMAND
: John Conrpjv a, youngrstudr-t; of>a
dental . polleke, jwho'; was tak«'n , into
custody. l Wednesday^ night , at the. cor
ner : of Sixteenth ; and : Mission streets
for obstructing: the "sidewalk, ; was read;
a" severe lecture: yesterday : by. , Judge
Shortall, before; whom vhja yr&s up : -,l or
ajHearing.'/ajid : then". dismissed.' ,*: : * :.fj-:,:: .fj-: , :
I Gonroy was 7 oiie^ of ; a gang^ of some
forty Btudents,'' who,' In Initiating f our
fellow-students into one : of itheir^f fai
ternities, \u25a0 causedV; ai \u25a0 large; crowd: to
gather :\u25a0 in '•; front, of a restaurant, iii
which: the:^candidates were made : ;to
parade : back \and : forth; blindfolded. ";'}•
When instructed' by 'a;; pbl lceman to
leave: the^restaurant .and disband,: ths
yoiing men- refused point'blank, wherer
upon Cdnroy; apparently ithe leader of
the.. gang, was \u25a0 plaped under arrest.-.: -\u25a0";.
"Vorthern. AVhent Marketn
:\u25a0" ' ".; - ; '.'-.•. ORi-XiON \u25a0::\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0/-: \u25a0\u25a0-.>\u25a0:\u25a0 ,'\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0
PORTLAND,- Jan. 31;— WHEAT —CIub,. 6Sc;
bluestem, 70e; '.red,* 66c; valleyi 87c: ; :. . .'. -. ;
sailing directions: of the world are 1 , kept at. hand,
for..coinparison'apd reference, "and -. the latest In
formation can ' : always ;. be obtained .. reganling
lightti, dangers to narlKUt 101.1 and all .matters of
interest to ocean commerced "The time, ball- ser-
Ticehas been "suspended .pending the reconstruc
tion of the tower of the Ferry ibulldlng. : ' v- :.-' :
: :'. = \u25a0.\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0.;: • ; : ;> ;;; J. C.v BURNETT, : :
.:, ',) - -Lieutenant. U. S. ; in: Charge.* :
Movement* "ot ' Steamers ' : '.-"
:"":\u25a0!-\u25a0/'\u25a0;.",''':,*:';-'\:••'.'. to.'AßnivE 1:;-,'.''.'.;;;;:1 :;-,'.''.'.;;;;: •'.:;\u25a0:"-';'
:'..'.:.&tearher:. 4:,:;; '\u25a0;'-t-.:.:\.-: \u25a0\u25a0From:, .:\u25a0.';;;\u25a0•.. '.Due'"';
' Jta'iiri'.::-:. X:-X ' S<«i»tt!o '.-.;!..;; ;.\u25a0.:..,; Feb;- 1
South 8ay....: HumtxHrtt. .>;;.;......; Feb.- 1
Breakwater.... o<>ps Kay. .;.i>::.:;;.-. Feb.- 1
l-\ Kilbm-n..;.:, Turtland &.\Vay Torts: Feb.X 1
G. Lindaupr:.'-., ;T. rays Harbor.-. '......\u25a0. Feb. .41-
Daisy Mitchell; :Wlllapa- Ilarhor/.,.;./. Feb.. 1
' J.Jlisgtns.V.'.i' .';/»V....'.-.".:.r..-.v:...". Kebi "1
P0rn0...•;..'.:- . It.: Ar»>na-& Albion.-.'.'. Feb. .'. 1
: S«n Juan..'.:.'. Nevv: York,:.vi'a 'Anpqn: Fob.' I
City Topeka;-.'.' Hnmtwltlt .:..:..,.... F<«b. • 1
\u25a0Vanguard:•.'•."•"\u25a0)•"> Hnmbolclt.'...:... \;:, .'.\u25a0". Feb. .".2
Argo:. 1. i."v.".!.. jllnniboldt;". ;.'.. ;•.;;.'.'.; Feb. t 2
• Coiidor... .'.. v.' : Oyster Harbor \u25a0..;..;'... Feb.-,:,2
j Curacao..".'.... Mexican- Ports- \u0084....-. Feb. -2
; Umatilla:.'..'...' ; Puget* Sound' I'orts Feb. \u25a0 2
ColntHbla...:.: Portlantl:& Astoria::'.. Feb. 2
. 80riita..'..."...' San Pedro &\Way:Pts. Feb.' 3
\u25a0 Rainier........ Seattle &. Bf-lMngham. Feb. C 8
• Sea Foam. .*.'.:-' 'Menrtoclno & Pt. Arena Feb.. > 3
Homer..'.::... Grays Harbor .;....•;.. Feb. '4
Northland.-."...' San Pedro ............ Feb.~^4.
State Cal '• \u25a0: S.; Ciego &.;Way Ports. Feb." 4
AmrHatnelin:.' Seattle V.......:,;:... Feb. ' 4
P0m0na..:..'.".; - Hutnboldt ............. Feb.".4
Jimißutler.... San.Pedro .\u25a0;..;.....-.. Feb.-4
Amer. Maru.-V -, China \u25a0& Japan.....:.. Fob.- 1 '4
Kureka....."... Hnmboldt .....*.'.'...... Feb. -6j
Coos 8ay...:.". ;S. Pedro. & Way,-Ports. Feb. -.'6
Nome City.7.." Portland* ARtoria:.'-.': Feb. J»;
Buckman. ....".* Seattle; &'' Taeoma."..-. Feb.' -5
Norwood r.V"..'. Grays .Harbor-...:.... Feb. 6
Coeta X lea.-..". Portlands Astoria.... Feb.. 7.
Santa Kosa..."i --'8.-.•Diego\u25a0'&;Way Porte. Feb: '.7
Pern.r; ..V.... .New; York. Tla.Ancon. Feb. :--7:--7
City Puebla..".. Puget Sound Ports;";. JFeb." 7
•;' .;.•"• .\u25a0 : : TO :SAHj>;•;>;\u25a0,,,; \u25a0 :.:.;;.--..:;
•-steamer , ;. Destination . galls "Pier.
.:'.'" .-'\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'•-'• Pcbmary'i; " \u25a0"'.:-' ' .. r;.
C. Nelson.... Astoria & Portland 12 m Pier 20
Hoanoke.".:.*. I-os Angeles Ports. 6 pm Pier. 13
G." W. KMer.v Los "Angeles Ports, lpm Pier 13
South Bay::".' I-os i An?eles Ports. . 1 pm Pier'--'. 2
Pomona.. :%:\u25a0 Humbo'dt :...'.'.v." 1:30 p Pier- 9
Coronado..'..» Grays Harbor ...; 3;pmPier, 10
Costa Klca.V" Astoria'&;Portland 11' am Pier 24
RaTalli.".°V:ri Humbo'.dt .'.....".. -4'pm Pier :-\u25a0 2
Itauri.....*.. "Hamburg.*;. Way.: 12,^m Pier 10
Spokane.".'... Puget Sound-Ports 11, am Pier *9
.•!,.. ,'.:::\u25a0, -,v \u25a0'\u25a0' •\u25a0\u25a0!•. February 2r \u25a0 " \u25a0::\u25a0'..•.•. \u25a0 '.::.>;:-•.\u25a0
F/Kllburn..^ Portland-*: Way.: l.pmPier 20
Acme....:..;' Grayu Harbor >.... s 'pm Pier 2
Eureka:; V.'.v Humboldt' ..,":. r: t» am Pier il3
P0rn0...-.;.'.? Pt.* Arena-&' Albion " 6 '\u25a0 pm PierV 2
Acapulco;'."..-' ?N.'Y-V'Tia'Anconr. 12-:.-m Pler v 4O
Watson.r.V.:.' Seattle'\u25a0&;Tacoma. 1:30- p Pier 20
",vv.---. \u25a0.:•..-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;;-' '.:.,-; February. 3 \u25a0:. ':.. \u25a0 . •':-\u25a0. :•\u25a0 -'.:''
8. 805 a;.:..; San Diego & Way.. 10 am Pier 11
City Topeka.'i HumbolUt.- '.:"..'.... 1:30 p Pier \u25a0: 0
Breakwater.*". Coos Bay ;r. :r. :•". 4' pm Pier .-\u25a0: ,8
\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0.\u25a0;.\u25a0•:..-:-.,*' ••-;\u25a0•" \u25a0*- --February 4 \u25a0::- '\u25a0 - . >- .-\u25a0 ~'\u25a0 •\u25a0:
Mar!no«a.'.'::t'i Tahiti -\\-r:.-r?~: 11. 11" am Pier 10.
Northland."—': Astoria& Portland 10' am Pier. 2
M:F:'Plant:; .'Astoria*&:Portland 10' am Pier*-2
Jim Butler.:. Grays; Harbor ".*."'.*. 's^pm Pier: 16
D.*Mitchellrr 1 Wiliapa .-Harbor,"."; 12, m Pier'-. 2
:\u25a0-. \u25a0•>.\u25a0\u25a0-'--..-'.;:.> -'* '\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'7February 15* •>; i'-^-'i -'-.:
'Aztec.O.W. Guatemalan; Ports. 12-';rh Pier 40
G. Lindauer. 1; Grays Harbor •..'.'. '5 5 pm)5th St.-
Corona;..:.: Humboldt*,-'.-:-. t7.-t 7.-: r: 1:30 plPier^O
Vanguard.".":'.' Hnmboldt-t.'.-rr.-?:': 2'pmlPierii2
Arjjo.T. .""Tw HmnboMtvrrrr: .".*: \n pm]Pler|lo
Korea "\u25a0";-*; .".*'.* " China .;&: Japan S.'*; -'l'pm Pier'4o
Columbia::.".' .Astoria &;Portland 11am Pier.24
.-,: -. -.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0. ...-.•\u25a0 '"\u25a0. February 0; \u25a0'•: }'\u25a0\u25a0 .*-•;- vx-'v ;•-'•\u25a0\u25a0;
Homeriv..; l .'f. GraysiHarbor ".;T: 1 -.»:. ]....
Norwood.t;:.' Los =sAngelesfPorts v:.*;-.i r:\\\".'.-"\u25a0
Sea Foam "T-; ; Point if Arena V.fv:-.]: 4' pm Pier a 2
Umatilla:r..S I Puget / Sound Jam Pleri-0
'\u25a0\u25a0p\r.-r c. .-<:.>:,;' "" ;:^. February 7 r.«"> ]:--•" •.-,- •:.-,.- -.-<\u25a0 --..'
Sierrar.'??.'.':' Sydney;& Way;Ptsl 2,pm Pier 7'
Statft Cal:.-.T Sanf Dlego-:.-r.V.:-.|lo;am!Pler.ll
'.-. ; :^., ...TtteSAIL FROM .SEATTLE, .; ; ~
;\u25a0: Steamer*,'--^ -f r .'•''^;" pestiriattonSJ; j:- -Date ;'
Santa Clara.*';".'"-: :Yaldez,'&vSeward;v:v.. Feb.Vl
Jefferson...'.".. 4 iSkagwayi&'WayJPorts.' Feb.Ti3
Dirigo.*".":\T.Ti % Skagway. &"",Way Ports. Vtb'4 4
Saratoga HTiTTj U'aldez s& > Seward ~-.Tr. 1: Feb."*? 8
Bertha...:'..".• i Seward & Way-Ports." Feb.llo
LOTTERY COPANY
GIVES UP FIGHT
SPECIAL DISPATCH 2O THE CALL.
; NEtV ORLEANS, Jan. 31.— 1t was an
nounced ihere ; today/ that the > Honduras
Lottery . Company had decided to capit
ulate In the: fight being waged upon it
by , t thk States .The
company fhas; notified its 6000; agents
that; their .services: will be: required no
longer. : The 'charter: granted ' by th<>
Government ; of [Honduras fifteen years
aso l. will.: be surrendered ; and liquidat
ing comfnissipners are '-.'.to'.-. be sent .to
Puerto V.Cortez to V close the affairs ;of
the/.cohce.rri.": •v'^--'-"- :: ".--'-V'""' ; : ; '. : \u25a0 ~ : .-:-' :
; 'The 'Honduras ; Lottery \ Company,
formed ."\u25a0 when ; the? Louisiana' Lottery
was driven from this State 'Ih":iß92', was
capitalized at' $101000,000' and "paid : to
the^.Honduras .Government about :SIOO,
000 annually, for: privllegels granted. ':.
SMALLPOX-IiVFECTTED AEOROKS
ESCAPE FROM QUARANTINE
ResidcntM of a ToVvn ; In Washington
Excited" Over : Invasion 'by
\u25a0\u25a0[ Disease-Spreading Blacks
BELLINGHAAtWash., Jan.'3l.—Fern
dale, eight miles north of Bellingham,'
is excited over an today by
smallpox-Infected .negroes. ;.. who
caped from quarantine -In ; their boxcar
housed on Vthe Great Northern Railway.
For: weeks ithe : Africans' have been
closely guarded ; by r ,Whatcom County
officials a /short distance from Fern
dale,' and such ah. uproar has.been;cre
ated; by their presence so near the set
tlement that both ;the; county, and the
railrosid officials held a conference to
day to determine what should be done
with them. : The result \u25a0. was that .the
county; health officer appointed men to"
guard, the -town ' and; prevent the- en*
trance \\ of.; colored : men...: Several .: at
tempted' to buy whisky in the town tp-^
day, vbutv were immediately: driven out
ARJIT: MEX eLEAKiED OF V: '\u25a0."'. "'- '' '"•
' ; .SHOOTIJfG COPPER-THIEF
But Verdict Does Xot Dec'de the Ques
;,;\u25a0*-. ;'\u25a0 tlonof .What .Was (be Duty, -""\u25a0 [ ?
\u25a0 :li'-:-:: li'-:- : ; : '; ; of the Soldiers •.--;"">\u25a0 \u25a0*-\u25a0 -'/y :'\u25a0-.
: PITTSBURGH Jari:;-.3i:-r-Th 1 c •j-ury : ;;-iri
thfc case of Lieutenant Ralph W. Drury
and Private : John ".'•\u25a0Yir.'. Dowdy : UJ S. / A;;
charged with: the: murder of William
H.i. Crowley,^returned a verdict today
of ; not; : guiltyi .Drury 'arid' Dowd ' were
at \u25a0; once released*/ ;• i. : ; 1. •?:•\u25a0:;•, V' ; * '.-.' \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0~ : ~ : -
Crowley; ;j was shot while escaping
from theiarsenal -grounds, where it was
alleged he: was stealing' copper.; The
verdict ; does 'not -decide the "question
of what waa the duty of a sbldler y un
der:similar circumstances.. This, is the
question ; ; the /{Government desired to
have decideii, but Judge O'Connor made
it plain that the \u25a0 order the soldier
had received or army regulations had
nothing to do/with; the case.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
.The following- marriage Hcenyes were Issued
In this city January 31: . r '-. \u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0': '" ; . \u25a0
.'.Philip Rauchfaus, . 35, : anO Marie Eymer,: 30,
botbof thl*^clty. :. \u25a0 . : . .' ' :.: . • :. .
".Joseph! Argall. 27, and- Luc lnda Torres, 2S,
both- or: this city. :.; -;\u25a0..-
] Lou Is ' Bernes, 27; and Mary Plechot, 25, both
of .2158- Geary street. \u25a0'\u25a0-'•' r--'-; .\u25a0 ... \u25a0
Harry J.Coleman; 21, 1400 Webster street,
and Haldes T. Johnson, IS, 1753 Pine street.
William M, -Murphy, 35, citv,' and' Belle Lorch.
18. : 231: A street. .^ . : . -\u25a0
, Patrick 'E.VO'Toole, 27. 1239 Vermont, street,
and Mary E.- Foley,' 2o, 110 Sherman avenue. »
Ernst; O.Gullander, 33, Oakland, and Gus-
tava Hlllberg, 33, East Oakland. v-
Chrlstian Andresen. 44, .- 517 Tune \u25a0" street, and
Lillian Ocampo, 34. FallbrookrCal.. • -.- : : v
\u25a0i Joseph A'an der Heyden,' 35. and Marie "A. Lam-
beye, 29> both of 30 Elgin Park;, .-; - .\u25a0 ,. :'•\u25a0".
•.OAKLAND, Janl 31.— The County Clerk's o'fflea
today issued the. follow Ing marriage illcenses: .'
\u25a0 , Paul- P'etri; "21;'j San- Francisco, and; Leona . De-
lairnes, 19. Hayward, = .-."' "~ ."•',; :-"•': • \u25a0' . \u25a0 \u25a0
\u25a0• Manuel: Sllva,.- 24, and : Annie 81^8^2^' both .of
Hayward;-.'i- ;^"-.;iV-:'.:; t.-::- ';. '--.:_\u25a0-:; \u25a0 ' jg^^fffi;
•;\u25a0•.". Ferris. .A. ' Mlddletpn. : 25, and- Alice 'Roberts^
21, : both of Sari Francisco. \u25a0- \u25a0 :\u25a0: : :\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0 '. \u25a0\u25a0' ':\u25a0'-
:. Alfred iLindsea.: 26, San Francisco, and Mary
Anderson,; 26. :\u25a0 Oakland.: >'i . .: '\u25a0'.'•;: \u25a0': ;.-. .-' ;\u25a0: "- \u25a0.;.\u25a0\u25a0
.\u25a0 George, R.::Stanley.-27, Oakland, and Maud M.
Sangmaster. 27, : Berkeley.: \u0084 : \u25a0 ...- ; ..: \u25a0'..\u25a0_..; . \u25a0 : '..•\u25a0;'•
"'•'. Louis F. Bowerßi,B7,; San Francisco, and Anita
Bale, 27. H«aldsbunr. . :-..: '--': \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0 :
:j; William 8. Scott. 36; and Mary Holland, 32,
both- of San Francisco.. :'• ; . ' \u25a0 :: ; .. \ .
i Hans F. - Lansten ; .43, .and \u25a0 slary . P. . Carrieco,
30. both of Oakland. . •"\u25a0•-.•: : :.; --^
. Walter D. . Bruce; 41, and Mabel: Metcalf, 22,
both of Berkeley. "; \u25a0 * •>:'..\u25a0; -.\u25a0 . \u25a0' \u25a0•: I -:•;: •; : :
> George S. Reed, 23, and Ma jr Dell Dodge, 20,
both of .Berkeley. \u25a0\u25a0' ~- > \u25a0': '.' \u25a0 ;; ! : \u0084\u25a0
BIRTHS, MAipAGES, DEATHS
-Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will hot be. inserted. They: must be handed In at
either of j. the- publication offices and: be- Indorsed
with j the." name, and ) residence ! of \u25a0 persons anthor-
Ited -to: have ; the same 'published; .Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event:
are published once in this column free of charge.
":'• ;\u25a0'.-;•\u25a0;.: j.;: ;^ : ".;'- BIRTHS ..-\u25a0;::>- ;:\u25a0';; -V ] -.'\u25a0, .
LYONS— In ;this : city, January 6, 1907, to the
\u25a0 wife of.'J.:L'..- Lyons." n, son. : - : - ' '\u25a0 :.'.':\u25a0--
:\u25a0 "•'/.''• SIAURIAGES^^f-i^i;^^^
G REENBKRG— BEBEUGALL— In this city. Jan-
..: naryy 'JT,. 1907. by the -Rev.' M. S.Lefy- Harry
" '.- -.Gr'cenberg. and' 1/Ot tie Bebergall.' ,'.: j;\.• \u25a0 \u0084
:JAO&BS—SEILER— In this city. .January 16,
1907.. by : the Rev. \u25a0M. S. : , J.evy, V Joseph Ij.
"Jacobs and; Flosle Se:l'er. , \u25a0".'.'* ]'\u25a0 ;-,•- ' - .' '.
RAPHAEL^-GREENBERG— In this. city. Jahu-
. ary 27,-. l!>07, t by' the. Rev.: M.. S. . Levy, Benja-
mln-B.' Raphael \u25a0 and : Fannie. M. -Greenberg.- \u25a0
\u25a0~- -^.: .'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'..\u25a0•\u25a0.: DEATHS t - ..-..•\u25a0.' -.
'.-\u25a0 Barman.' \u25a0 Sophia. :.'."•{ 'I Lindner.- Albert. ; . .28 .
Bpuii. James 5." . ; . — • . MeCrate, John. . : . .'»—
i Bell. Fredonia. G: /;«!«• McFanll, Steve... . — .
"Byrne, 1 John E. .'.:.. 57 ' MeNamara,-- George,,"".— "
Castro, Dellla; : . : . .26 ."\u25a0 Moffatt, . Thomas. . . -.-^'
Chase, - Rev.' D'udley.9l s Montgomery \ Wni : ,*'.C7 -
Clara, Cornelius. F.. 6o VMnrray, ; Martin. .".;.". 75 '
' Collins, Albert- L... 71 v Parker, Flora H.2 bos.'
' Cordlell.* Mrs.-.Thos.* — -. Poock, Frederick- C. 45 •
Dunn;' Margaret A. ;—.; — . Rene,". Kate A."..*;'.
',' Ellis. . Robert.": ; .-. ; .72 Rheinhold,' Helen:. — '\u25a0''\u25a0
Flanagan. Bridget.. .31 "Robinson. vßridset. .SO-
i. Freed. --William;*. :. . ;51" Roßers, ' Josephine.-.". 54 '
Goldstein. Hannah. .39 Schneider, \u25a0-. Balzer. . .43-
-Gordon," Robt. McK.6d .'Schneider, Martin. -.71'-
: Hallinan," Michael A. — V Stlncen," Emma : E.". —<\u25a0
Hayden; '-'Dennis.'. .'.70 % Stitt,? Anna - .'.... . .79
Hess, Minnie. M.:.. 43. Sullivan, Mrs. L.- A-^.'
: Hogan Michael W. .63 .Thompson, Margaret 2
' Kearney,': John -A" "."\u25a0—>;. Warren, Bessie T.2 m.* ;
Kruse, " Magdalena. ;77 \u25a0, Welch William :B. . —
Libby;. : Willis.*.-; .. . .52 ' '- Wrinn,' Michael. . . .45
.BARMAN^— in this city, Jannary 29. *1907.- Sophia
! Barman. , widow j of , the : late ; Jonas ; S.' Barman,
• and beloved mother of Fred and Isaac Barmon
: of • Losv Angeles, and: Mrs: 11.-H. Hamilton of
."*. Cleveland, ; Ohio. H andt Mrs.'". Clarice "Cohen : of
•'this city,; and sister iof \u25a0 Mena, Cohen, a native
'-of Germany. -aged -78 years. ' .•'\u25a0:;.- '\u25a0-''\u25a0>\u25a0'
\u25a0-; Frlenda are, respectfully '.invited to attend
" the funeral » Sunday,:' February ' 3, at ! 10 a., m.,
',V' from - her • late : residence.? 2s.ll ; Pine : street. > In-
".". terment \u25a0 Home ? of ~ Peace \u25a0 Cemetery ''by - 11:30
a.', m. ' train - from ; Third : and ; Townsend . streets.
BEAN— In' this'clty;; January 31. 1907,i James-S.
.' : Bean, 1 -' beloved \ son •of : Margaret and • the . late
- < Andrew • Bean; < and brother of i Jlrs. : Li • S: ; Bid-
', die. ; Mrs: 5 K: \u25a0 Greive.-J Mrs: - William ; Cane ' and
'\u25a0; Rodriek : and Mark Bean,' a \u25a0 native of .Virginia
" ' City.'Nev: • '•\u25a0•--\u25a0 -:\u25a0.'. "'• \u25a0-.'.'.' : .v -'.- : ":':-.'\u25a0• -". : .-..:"?
:£?\u25a0 Remains at the funeral parlors of H. F.".Suhr
'•: & Co.-, "'2919'. Mission r street," Twenty—
y li fifth : and Twexity-sixth. \u25a0 . ; : ; ". ; *:> . • . : -\u0084.
BELLr^-In"; this city» ''\u25a0 January Zl, 1907, Fredonia
•1 G.,* beloved, wife of- Joseph J.- Bell, 'and mother
! of Mrs. > Dr. -i W. \u25a0' Ml ;. Hilton : and Mrs. O. ; C.
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 Coiner, - a • native : ; of .-: Galla t ln, 'i Tenn.; :. aged ; 6B
,\- years Simonths'and'll'days.-' .-. \u25a0 - \u25a0,•\u25a0:*<•
f '\u25a0•;.- Notice! of. funeral^ hereafter. l^ ;:.;-\u25a0-'-.'.• \u25a0•'.;•":
BYBNE-^ln'.Sanl Rafael,^ : January ?Sl^ l9o7. John
"\u25a0-L E. ?* Byrne; : husband aof Catherine : Byrne," •. and
•'brother of Henry L.' Byrne and: Mrs: Eugene P."
'•*' Murphy,": a native of New Orleans," La.T aged 57
\u25a0"' yearadO months; and; 2s; days. ;:;*>. r.' •"' '\u0084-' : ... \u25a0
;.- ' Friends i and ,> acquaintances c are ? respectfully
;? invlted/to'attenditbe'funeraljfervicesfat- M."
'*?*\u25a0 Gray's* funeral ? parlors,"-* corner ' Geary ; and v De-
! -V visadero ' streets, tomorro-JC- (Saturday), 3^ at ; 9:30
" ; o'clock a.*. m. ''\u25a0 Interment private. «-. Please omit
;'i flowers. ::.',';,;\u25a0_ J ".^"'\u25a0; -",-;'. -~.\ :' . •••j>- ; '\u25a0;;<\u25a0'
CASTRO— In Fr-iitvale.iJtnnary* 29, 1907.S Dellii
".¥ Castro.'f beloved : daughter, of > Gnadelupe , Castro.'
;? and s Bister .: of iDanlel v and ''Agnes ? Castro 1 and
, ;; Mrs. :: Trlmler,'; Mrs.": Foley,* Mra.^F.s J. Webber,
Mrs.; Silveria. h> Mrs.';': Bchmidt iand * Mrs. : v Van
' Duyn,', a, native of , California,-? aged 26 years,;?
CH ASE-^-In*S Philadelphia^; January'^' 30, * 1907,
! Rev."i Dudley v Chase, v: chaplains United < States
',-; army,"* father : of ' Mrs.': G.' sH. x; Kellogg jof i this
v ; city, - Mrs. a. William 5 L.j Oge ;' and - Mrs:. H. ' O.
;\ Howitt : of; San i ßafael,"} and ' son i of; Right ; Rev.'
,; Philander, Chase;iD.D.,' Bishop of^Ohlo and II-
.;.; $' : \;, \u25a0] . . " \u25a0;
'cLAßK^Jn ithis ' city;! January 30,', 1907,1 Come- 4
't\ lius Frank Clark,*- cousin 5 of^ Michael : Clark and
i.; Mrs; t Hay. a native : of ,Xew ' York.; as*d 60 |
-.'. ye»r<«. \u25a0 . .\u25a0'.'\u25a0 ' ;\u25a0'". : \u25a0 \u25a0 . .- ' '.'\u25a0'\u25a0:
'\u25a0\u25a0'sir -. Friends : and acquaintances "are respectfTilly
\u25a0invited- to - attend - toe funeral today 'Fn-
. .dayi, at' 0 a. m..- from his late * residence.
!4327! 4327 Eighteenth street.- bet-veen F.nreka and
',:\u25a0 Diamond,' thence to tbe Church of ' the Most
'Holy Redeemer, where a • requiem hl«h: mass
..for the repose of bis. sonl will be eeTebrated
at 9:30 a. m." Interment Holy Cross temetery.
COLLIXS—In: this* city. Janusry 30. 1007. Albert
.: "Luee Collins., dearly beloved hn«band of Catl"-
; : erine Collins, '= and beloved- father of RiitUei^
\u25a0':' ford. Clarence and Bert.'- Collins, a 'native
of Sew Bedford., Mass.. n?«l 71 years 10
'; months and -5 days:. A. member -of Ilercules
;•; • Lodee ; Xo. 53., A O. U:"W%; . - \u25a0 .'
\u25a0 -Friends and acquaintances are; respectfully
. \u25a0 invited .to attend t\te- funeral today (Fri-
; dar)i. at 1:30 o'clock p. m.. . from \u25a0 the parlor*
'of Gantner:Brq».. -34G0- . Sixteenth street. b«-
; tween Olinrcli and Sanche*. . Interment Monnt
\u25a0 Olivet Cemetery,' by e-lectrie funeral . car from
-•'-''Thirtieth': street- and -San. Jose avenue. : ; •' \u25a0-' \u25a0.
CORDIETJ^Irt this" city. Jannary 30, 1907.
. Mrs. Thomas Cordlell, mother of Mrs. -J. -M.
' Drlseoll and Mrs. . P. J- Kennedy, a native of
PhUadelphlal ;. ... .
Friends and acquaintances are reapectfnlly
invited to -'attend "the funeral today
\u25a0February 1. 1907. at 9'p'clock a. m.. from her
;:. late residence.' 1799 Bftoadwav. thenoe. to St.
Brlgld's Church, where, a requiem mass for the
" repose her soul will be celebrated," commencing
'. at 9:30- o'clock. Interment, private..
DUXX— In this elty. Jannary 31. 1007. Mari-aret
A., dearlv beloved d<*nsMer of CorneUu?" and
Maria Dunn, and dearly beloved sister of Sister
Mary DoTorea (Convent or MercyV. John J., Ed-
ward I.^Thomas Fi ana Helen Dunn, a native
.of Buffalo.: X. Y. . ' \u25a0 • ..- ' ' \u25a0 -'. \u25a0 • \u25a0 \u25a0
\u25a0Friends are respectfully, invited to attend the
faneral tomorrow (Saturday*, at ?:."tO 0 clock
\u25a0 a., m., . from her/late residence, 1208 W*ller
. street. -thence to St./Atmes Church.- where a
requiem hich mass for- the repose of ber soul
will be cerebrated, commencing at oa. m. :\u25a0• In^
.terment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric
•funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose
.avenue.'' . ' \u25a0 :.' : ' ' '. "\u25a0.•\u25a0'.'- \u25a0 '. . •' '.'\u25a0.\u25a0
EIXIS— In the City .and County" Hospital. Jann-
ary 31. 1907. Robert EUls, a native of Ireland.
. : aged 72 years.-. '.•"(-' \u25a0 -: . \u25a0 \-~. '\u25a0»
FIANAG'AX— In : this city; January .31." 1907.
Bridget,- beloved wife of John Flanasran, \u25a0 and
-mother of Mary and William P. Flanagan, and
1 sister of Norab. John. Patrick and Michael
.-Norton.: a native of County Roaeommon, Ire^
-land, aged 81 years. :\u25a0\u25a0., '.-.•' \u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0 j' ' \u25a0
. Frlenda and , acquaintances are respectfully
i Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Satur.
: day), at S:SO o'clock a. .m.. from her late resi-
: dence. 20ft Jersey street, thence to St. James
: Church; : .Twenty- third and Guerrero - streets.
- : -.. where a requiem high m-ss for the repose of
:-. her noul \u25a0\u25a0will be celebrated, commenctoff at 9
\u25a0o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
FREED— In this city," January 30. 1007. .WiHlam
Freed, brother .of J. 8.-Freed. a natlre of
.Philadelphia, Pa., aged 51 years,
\u25a0'.The funeral will take place today (Friday^.
' 'at 1 o'clock p. m..' from the parlors of A. W.
.: M-irtln & Co., .1863 Geary street. Jnterment
• private.'- :.•:.-.•".:.;\u25a0.'..:\u25a0:.\u25a0..-•.,\u25a0. ;'\u25a0\u25a0 ..:...\u25a0
GOLDSTEIN*— In this city, January So^ 1907.
Mrs. Hannah Goldstein (late of Melbourne.
V Australia), dearly, beloved mother: of Sam
Goldstein, a native of Poland. a?ed St> years.
: (Australia and Los; Angeles papers please copy.V
-. -Friends and acaualntances and members of
. Ladles' Endeavor Society of Con-rrescation Betn
Israel are \u25a0 respectfnlly invited to attend the.
: funeral today (Fridiiy>. at 10 o'clock a. m.,
: f rom her l»te residence. 880 Grove street, near
; Ftllmore. and thence by electric funeral ear
leaving Thirtieth street and San Jose avenne
at 11 o'clock a. m.ta Salem Cemetery. ~; r _
GnßDON*^— ln this city. January Sli'l^TT. "Robert
' McKlnlev ' Oordon. infant son of. 'Walter. and
Jennie Gordon, and beloved brother of Walter
; and Lillie Gordon, a natlve.of San Francisco,
;' aged 6 days. \u25a0\u25a0; ... ;.>•"-- \u25a0<\u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0.: ;-'_' '\u25a0
HALLINAN*— In -this elty, January 30.; 1907.
Michael A.. : dearly beloved son of William »nd
: Catharin Hallinan. and lovintrbrother of WU-
liam J. and Thomas A. Hatllnan.' Mary Hamp-
ton. Cathran Kelly and Margaret Duvenlck. a
native of San Francisco. A.. member of • the
". Boxmakers'.and Sawyers' Union, Local 151.
'.-.•\u25a0: Friends and- acnnaintanc«-s are resppctfnlly
i invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Satur-
day^ at 0 a. m., from the parents' residence,
: 1017 Shotwell street, thence to St. Joseph's
-.: Church, where a solemn requiem hirh mass for
the repose of his soul w»J be celebn»ted, com-
• •;\u25a0• menelng at 10 a. \u25a0 m. Interment Holy Cross
\u25a0 Cemetery.' by electric funeral .car r from Thir-
tieth street and San. Jose avenue.' -. \u25a0 : . ' •
HAYDEN— In this city, January 30. 1907. Den-
nis- Havden. .retired police officer, beloved
. husband' of Eliza Hayden. and father of Mrs.
..-.R.'. Spear,- Mrs. W. Fenrnson and Edward.
Thomis and .'JosfepU \u25a0 Hayden, a native of
: Thnrles, County Tlpperary, Ireland. . aged 70
yeni-s./ \u25a0'.., \u25a0 . -.-^ : ; ».-• \u25a0 • ' . ... • ; -'.
; .-.Friends and acquaintances are respectfnllv
: invited to attend the. \u25a0 funeral today \u25a0 (Frl-
' AnxX, at 8:43 a. • m.. from his late residence,
\u25a0":\u25a0 4291 Twenty-fourth street, thence to St..
James ; Church, . where a reqnlem hUh mass
. for the repose of his Bonl will be celebrated
at 9^lo a. m. . Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
\u25a0 . by electric funeral \u25a0 car from Thirtieth - street
: and San Jose avenue. . \u25a0. \u25a0 -. : ; ;'\u25a0. ', "
HESS— -In Mo-int Eden, Cal.. January 31. 1907.
Minnie Magtrle, beloved wife of A.;H. He9*v a
\u25a0native of ; Massachusetts,' aged v*S. years 2
• months" and 'I days. . • '.;. ' ; -' :.: * ; -
' .Friends and " acquaintances are respectfully
' invited -to \u25a0 attend* the funeral- services . tpmor-
row (Saturday), February: 2, at 1:30 o'clock
! ; -'p. m.. at her iate residence. In Mount Eden.
:• thence to \u25a0 Mount \u25a0 Eden Church, for services
Interment, Mount Eden' Cemetery. . / ; . /
HOGAN— Jn this city. January' 20. : 1907. Michael
. \u25a0\u25a0' W.. . dearly beloved . husband of J Eliza . Hocan.
; . and .father of George. ; Thomas.- John. Franlc.
. Elizabeth . and the: late : Mary Hotran. a: native
\u25a0 of Maryland. . aged 63 years 4 months and
; 4 days. :\u25a0'. \u25a0:?. ••\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0:-:• ; , : ; \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0- : ; *- .--.-\u25a0
.-Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
; invited to : attend the - funeral . today (Fri-
day), at • 8:30 o'clock, from his late rest-
.' . dence,'. 143 San Jose avenne. between Twenty-.
""\u25a0 third and Twenty-fonrth streets. . thence to: SL
. James Church. \u25a0 where a : requiem i high maw
jg for • the • repose of his- soul will be • celebrated
\u25a0 at ' 8 a.m. Interment ! Holy : Cross Cemetery,
.\ by." carriage. : v \u25a0 \: :\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0:. \u25a0 :\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0:\u25a0 . ' - \u25a0 :.-
KEARNEY— In this city. January 30, 1907, John
:.Ai Kearney, a native of Boston. Mass. -, ; -. •'•\u25a0 '.-'\u25a0 ' .
,; " The funeral • will take place - toUa-r. (Fri-
: day). February 1.. at 8:30 a. m., from the
V residence of ..his sister. : Mrs.: J.' P. 'Llghtower,.
653 Fifth, avenue, thence • to \u25a0\u25a0 Star of the Sea
.' Chnrch, where a requiem mass for tbe repose
• of; his soul will be; celebrated. \ eomaienclni:
\u25a0 -\u25a0at.;9 o'clock, a. m.; Interment private.. .: ; . .
KRUSE—^In. this city. January 31. 1907. Magda-
'.. lena Kruse, belovenl. mother of .Louis J.- Krnse.
I and wife of the late John H. Kruse, . a native
-of. Germany, a-red: 77 years 10 months and 26
.< , days.' "- :: . ; . : :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0- '\u25a0\u25a0-. ;..\u25a0\u25a0 .'\u25a0".'•.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;
:, ..Friends ; and acquaintances are reepeotfully
.' Invited to attend the funeral Sunday. February
\u00843,- at 1 o'clock p.' m.. from Metrler Cndertak-'
:' insr... Company's -. 1R92 ' Folsom street.
'. : ; near :; Fifteenth, thence to;, Twenty-flfth and
• Valencia streets by 2rlO A'cloct p.- m. train.
'.Interment. Mount Olivet Cemetery. .. ..'•' '/\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0
ÜBBY— In this city, January 30. 1907. : Willis
Llbby. a -native of Maine, a|ted.s2;.j>?ars. '" : .
. \u25a0;\u25a0-': Friends and acquaintances are ' respectfully
. -invited -to. attend the- funeral today. (Friday >..
. 'tit 2 o'clock p." m., : from the funeral parlors of
Theoddr Dlerks | & i Co., 000 Devisadero street.
corner McAllister., and thence to. Odd Fellows*
':. -.Cemetery fpr Incineration. ;.>..;.• : . . \u25a0' • " - •
LINDNER— In this city. January' 30... 1007/ Al-
bert Lindner, dearly beloved- father of Anita.
'.' Lindner, .beloved ; son of the late Conrad- and
- Lindner, and brother of Mrs.' E/ Do-
.' menlcl. Mrs.. U.K. Brown. Mrs. C. Smith and
. -.Gustave,. Emil and Adolplt .Lindner,' a "native
.- of- "San .Francisco, CaL, - aged 2S years and
.28 days.- \u25a0-. • '. " . • !. - .
; • • Friend* and." acquaintances are respectfully
• invited .to \u25a0 attend the. funeral ' today' (-Fri-
." day I, at 1 p. m...frora his late residence.. 3973
.-. Twenty -fifth street, near Sanchez. Interment
.. 'Mount Olivet ' Cemetery,' by carriage.. ; *
McCRATE-^-In this city.: January "3l, 1907, John
. McCrate, • beloved brother of Mrs. George -M.'
White, -a native of Kingston. Mass.
" ;; \- Remains at the parlors of, the H. J.' Galla-
' . gher ' Undertaking '- Company. 1314 Webster
street,-, between Ellis \ and O'Farrell. Notice
- of -funeral; hereafter. ;- . ; \u25a0• \u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0• ' , \u25a0\u25a0 . :
McFAULL— In this city. January 31, 1007, Steve
' McFaull, beloved hnsband of Hkzel : McFanll
..and beloved fatber of Clarence and Jesse Mc-
> :Faull, and son of John and Ann . McFaull. and
-- brother of ; Mrs. L. Scheu - and . Mrs. . F. i" J;
" Hetibsch ; and . Thomas," . Joseph and the late
Sarah McFaull," a natlve-of San Francisco. ,
McNAMARA— In this" city, 1 " January 31, 1907.
i': Geor-te,- dearly, beloved -son of the late Michael
and Bridget: McNamara, and brother of Joseph
and Agnes MeNamara. Mrs. M. Creed. Mrs. T.
-" Craney ' and the late Mrs. Anna McDonald and
Mr*. Ellen Daniel],. a native of San Francisco.
' -Friends ; and . acquaintance* are . respectfully
. invited > to attend. the funeral tomorrow (Satur-
' .day),""rat 9:15 a.'ru., from hla late residence,
•'•171" Preclta " avenue. \u25a0 thence to St.' , Peter's
.',' Church, where a requiem high mass for the re-
- pose of his soul, will be celebrated at 0:45 a. m.
'.Interment Holy.Cross Cemeterj 1 . . •" '\u0084.
MOFFATT— ln '£this~ city," January 31. Thomas
-7- Moffatt.:- beloved .brother \u25a0of John . Moffatt and
-'. Mrs. \u25a0 >I.- \u25a0 Kragen, ai native of County Tyrone,
..,->•; / ; \u25a0';" \u25a0 ' .: .
MONTGOMERY— In -this city. 1 Jannary 27; 1907,
-. \u25a0William Montgomery, ' ; a - native lof the West
\u25a0" Indies, ' aged • 67 : years. A member of . Victoria
:'\u25a0 Lodge No.*3.:F. and ; Ar- M.,- and Marechal
' Niel Lodge No. 4,-K.of P. 1
>. \u25a0 "."- Friends ; are . respectfully • Invited to atten<>
-,the"- funeral \u25a0\u25a0 services : today (Friday).'- at 10
• • \u25a0 a. m.. at ' the I chapel •: of : Craig, \u25a0 Cochran T4'
, Co.; - 1169 i Valencia * street, \u25a0 near 1 Twenty- third.
. ." Interment '. Mount : Olivet ; Cemetery, . . by '. train
•- < * from Valencia and ;, Twenty- flfta streets station.
MURRAY— In" Fniitvale," Jannary 31, 1907.- In the
.-. Old -. Ladles' 4 Home, \u25a0 on i Bray . ; avenue, \u25a0. Martin
Murray,^. a^ native; of . County- Oalway, Ireland
' .aged 1 75. years.," -. :"' ."i. •'\u25a0:- '•*:-•-. v \u25a0 \u0084
'\u0084:•\u25a0 The J . remains ; are -at - Beaudry '- tt ; McAvoy's
\u0084 •; Undertaking Parlors, 673 -Washington' street
; H Oakland." ;- . • \u25a0.'.-\u25a0V -:\u25a0'\u25a0['
, PARKER— In ;this "city., January 31. 1907/ Flora
,i Helen, infant: daughter of.Gertrude and Harry
; Parker; and granddanghter.of Mrs.' Kandlar and
and Mr.- and. Mrs". E.'C. Parker," a native of San
; Francisco,"; aged" 2 months and 15 days.
POOCK^-In -Oakland; ?Cal.> January 31, 1007.
\u25a0 ;•;' Frederick l C. : Poock, v beloved hosband <of An-
, .'.gusta»Poock,;a-nativeJof ; Germany; aged 43
,- - 1 years and 5 days..-,-? >-x..,
RENZ— In this city.- January. 3l.' 1907. • Kate" A.V
dearly beloved, wife of. Edward, H.:Renz.. and
1 -' -''\u25a0 mother of Elva Marie Renz, and beloved daneh-
1 -t.ter of Kate and the late CorneliusH.'Crowley.
. "\u25a0; • and \ Bister \u25a0 of ' George,*; Henry. Arthur \u25a0 and : the
• late f John F.. Emmett C.,- Frank :J. and Clar-
• • enceH: Crowley /i a native, of San Francisco. *,
i": Friends * and <, acquaintances " are \ respectfully
• »;: Invited 'to attend the funeral "tomorrow (Satur-
I day),' at 9:30 a. m.," from 1 the family residence.
:. 109 Duncan street, eorner of Gnerre'ro. thene* j
to St. Paul's Church. : where a requiem -hlsb I
'^-mass for the. repose of her sonl will be ee"e- {
brated at 10 a. m. -Interment Holy Cross. Cenv j :
etery. by etectrie funeral car from TblrtietD \
and Mission' streets. \u25a0'...\u25a0 ' . •
REIN'nOXD— In thf<* ' ctty. Jannary 81. • 1907.
Helen, dear'y beloved wife of. Bruno Relnhold.
and beloved dantrbter'. of ' Marcns Marks, .and:
.- beloved sister of. Morris H.. Charles L. Lin-
coln 1.. Irvla S. and Edith M. Marks., a native
. of Sao.Fraaciaeo.- • . ' • " • PSm
ROBINSON— In th!<«- city. Jannary ' 29. 1907. \u25a0
. Bridset. relict of the late nugh Koblnsoa. • a '-
-.- native of 'Irelanii. aged sp. years. • . \u25a0'ApSSO9
ROGERS— in : this city. Jannary 31, Jpsephinu'
Roeers. dearly beloved mother of: Mrs. .'Clara
Dlbben. - a native.of France, agett .54 years.' .
: Friend* '\u25a0 and. acquaintance* are respectfully
- Invited toi attend the funeral tomorrow- (Satup.' i
dayv. at 9:30 o'clock a.m., from ber late reaf-
. • dence^ 319 Lexington avenue. • near Twentieth ;
street, trtence- to St./ James Church. " where a, '•
reqnieja ; bisrh • mass, for th?- repose of her soiil ',
; • will- be' celebrated, cornmepcing at ;1& a. ra. Itv '-,
1' : terment. Holy Cross- Cemetery.. '.-.•-.
'SCHNEIDER— lit this city. -januaFy Si; 19«K.
Balzer. beloved husband of .the lata F.liiabeth
- Schneider.' a native- of Osthelm. Uessen-Darm-
. stadt, Germany, aged 43 years 5 months and 9
! days. A' member of Hessen '.Unterstueteungs'
Verein. and Hessen Gesang IVerein. \u25a0 . " .
." Remains. at the parlors of H. F.' Suhr* Co.>
• 2919 51 lss lon street; between Twenty-flfta and.
• . Twenty-sixth-' ' . '- • .. " ' ... .'•
SCHNEIDER— In- this city.' January 30. 1907^
MartlQ. beloved ; hnsband t>t Marie -Schneider'.-
and de.vofed father. of Mrs. F. A. Pepper.- j^rs. "
• F. L.- Pepper. Mrs. H. Bab!m:tno,. Mrs. W.
Christ, and' Mrs. L. .G. Rds* and John. Martin"
Jr.. Fred and Laura Schneider.' and brother M
Mrs. J.^WolU. a native. pf. lle'sseri .Darmstadt.
; Germany, aged 71 yearsS months and. il..days.
."; Friends and acquaintances .are 1 respectfully-
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
day)., at 1:30 p. m..- fmia the parlors of 11. F. I
• Suhr & Co.. 2919 -Mlsaloa street; •between
\u25a0 Twenty-flfth and Twenty-sixth.. Interment'
Mount OUvet Cemetery by electric faneral cat •
from Thirtieth and Missloa streets.-
STIS'CEN— I»J3i!s city. JannaTy-30.- 19O7.'Emrii».
EUzabetb Stineen. beloted sister -of. Mrs. Wil- .
11am P. Humphreys and Charles H..' Alice if.
and EIN.E. Stlncen. and beloved: acnt of WIN
" llam'Penn Humphreys., a. native .\u25a0fef . Pennsyl-
vania.. .. .- ••-. •:-. -.•-.-• ' \u25a0• •'\u25a0....
\u25a0 -'. Friends are' lnvited- to attend :the' funersl.
. from her late home.. 976: Chestnut street; cor-
. ner of Hydei today (Friday).' .at '11. a-, -m,
: : Interment, private. .. Please 'omit flowers.
STITT— In Napa. Cal.. January '2S. 1907. Anha.
beloved wife of the late Samrtel Ktftti "and.
. mother of Mrs, F. .Undol'ph. Mr*. John -Was-.
. sum and Mrs.: John . Riley of Hillsboro. Or-'.
. and Joseph Stitt.' aged- 79 years. "*••'.'
. SULLIVAN— In this city. ' January -SO.' ' 190?. -«t
• the restdeni-e of his nsother.'Mr>»:' Lucloda' A..
• SnlUvan. \u25a0 800 Third avenue^ Richmond. ' Dr.
William N. Snlllvan. beloved \u25a0 son . or Mrs.'
. Lncinda A. and the late Dr. James F. .Snlll.-
\u25a0. van. and beloveil brother of Francis' Jame*.
. Mary Angela and Arthur Joseph' Sullivan- and
• ' Mrs. Ward A.Dwteht,; a native \u25a0of Chicago. Ul. "
The faneraJ will take place: today * (Fri- '
day), from St. Mary's Cathedral., where- '»•
solemn requiem high mass for the repose of- hi*,
soul will be celebrated af 1Q iu m:' . Inter*'
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.' ;r; .-: ; . ; • . ' . .'\u25a0 '
THOMPSON— Ii Alameda. Cat., Jannary : 30.';
1907. Marirareth Carolyn Thompson, dearly be*'
. loved danghter of Wanda and Mitchell Thompi-
\u25a0 son. a native of Alameda. Cat, aged 2 .years
11 months and 11 days.' \u25a0\u25a0'•\u25a0 •'• \u25a0'\u25a0'. :'\u25a0'\u25a0
: The funeral wtll :be held today' (Frf- \u25a0
•-.\u25a0 day). Febrnary l.at 10 a.' m., from the family-
residence.- 1710 Santa Clara avenue, Alameda.
; Funeral strictly private. .: v : • • :':: ': ' '
WARREX— In this city. Jannary 31. 1907^ Bp«-.
; sleT.. dearly belov-eddatjKhter of William T. .
. and Rose Warren, and .sister of .Ada Warren,: a
f. native of : San Francisco, aged 2 months. . - ;
WELCH— In this city, January 29. 1907. WB-
. Ham B. Welch, beloved hnsband of. Lonetta K
Welch, son of William W. and A. M. G;
Welch, and loving, brother of .the- lat-e-Emniii
G. W. Boole, a native of .Virginia' City. Nev..
'. A member of \u25a0 Golden Gate Aerie No.'. 61.-
F. O. E.; Altahmo* Tribe No. 87, 1. O^ R. "M..
• and Kahweah. Council No:. 2*. J>. ' of I*.. . •
' Friends and acquaintances are respectftilly'
Invited to attend tlie funeral." today . (Frl-'
day). February 1, from the p3rlors of P. . F»
Green & Co.. northeast corner of Sixteenth and
Guerrero streets,, at 10:30 a. m. Services, will.'
be : conducted under , the- auspices' of Goldea,
Gate Aerie' No, 81. F. O. E. Interment' Moun-
.; tain View Cemetery, by 1 p.m. Creek boat.- •'
WRINN— In this city. January 31. 1007. at .hl-i
renldence. 2751 Twenty-third street. Mlchae!,
. beloved hnsband of Rose .Wrhtn.- and (ovlnc
father of Elizabeth and Rose Wrl--n. .and son
'.of 'Bridget and the lats PatHek Wrlnh. a na-
tive of Mohell^ County Lettrlm, Ireland,, aged
; 45 years-. ~ ''.;.-.'
•Friends and. acrtnalntances are' respect fully
' Invited to attend the funeral Sunday, February.
3: at 12:30 p. . m.. from \u25a0. his late' residence.--
: 2781 Twenty-third street, thence to St.- Petet;'-*
' Cb.nrch for services- at 1 o'clock p: m. : Inter-
\u25a0 • ment -Holy Croaa • Cemetery. 'Mass for the rer
: pose of his sonl will' ba .celebrated: Monday.
Febrnary 4. at St. Peter's. Chnrea. at 9 o-'cloc*
a. m. Friends are Invited, to attend.
\u25a0; ';:."; .-^n^a..',; \u25a0.''.;"..-: ...; .\u25a0 . tgasv;--. •\u25a0/.'•l "
: ; A PATH TO EVERY PLOT •
1300 Golden Gate . ave^ Cori FUlmorc
; /Telephone WeiitnOSO. . " /
JULIUS S.6ODEAU
.Undertater and Erobalmer, ik
2123 Bush St, Xear FUlmore, .f
;> •"; j . Formerly . a.t 305 . Montgomery Ave. •
• \u25a0 ;;: ;/ and 810 Van Ness Ave. ; . .;
.': - : Finest \u25a0 private \u25a0 residence accommodations.
Lady attendant. Carriaj-es and ambulances to
hire. Tel. West 2690. -,-.:' \ > \u25a0. .-
HafsteiJ & Go.^
Undertakers and Embalm ers
924 FILLMORE STREET
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 : : \u25a0':.'\u25a0.::. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0VtiAft'- MCALLISTER.^ ".-' "'. \u25a0 -'.
\u25a0;• ; ;://;:; :. - ; :\u25a0 Phone: Park 550. •\u25a0"-.-•' ;\u25a0 '•\u25a0 -
McBREARTY & McGORMIGK:
. ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS. '•:
015 VALENCIA "'. ST^ MUR 20TU
- Formerly of McFaddcn. Mcßrearty. * Green. •\u25a0•
. . : . . . Telephone , Market ft", \?>gfeggstfgfi
HAIGHT-ST; FLORAL CO.;
x. \u25a0' pete'r-sox.-':--
Formerly with John li; SleTer^i A Co.
.' CUT ' FLOWERS AND ' 'DESIGNS.
rt FlUJinitK ST., near Hatsht.
. • Phone FeU 853U • .
li^J; Gallagher- Undertaking Co.
13U WEBSTER St.. bet Ellis * O'Farren. TeL
Weet 3923. DANIEL. P. DONOVAN. Pres. &
Manager ; JOHN DOUGHERTY. Vice Pres.
\u25a0G. SELLINGEE: » H. METZLER.
HETZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY
.1882 Folsom st..- bet. 14th and 15th.
PHONE MARKET l«a
P;F. GREEN & GO.
\u0084 J-UNERAL DIRECTORS
NE.- cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero * st*.
Formerly of McFadden.' Mcßrearty & Green.
' .-. Telepbone Special 1307. \u25a0'*".
VALENT e; MARINI & CO.
; U"VDEXKT V \KERS
a«S 3IISSIOX STREET,
Xear Thirtieth. Tel. Special 253.
WOODLCAW-V CEMETERY
". • '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0.'• * - ! San -Mateo Coi. ;_' '.-'•.
Finest and Best Equipped Receiving Vault and
.— . " - - -Ciapel. •-'.•\u25a0 .-• \u25a0'.-•\u25a0••
\u25a0*\u25a0 (Masonic Cemetery Association.) \u25a0; •
Office 1154 St.
.. ;•-.; •-. THEODOR DIEKKS A CO.,
::"\u25a0'*\u25a0'. — . Undertaker*,
900 Devl»adero SW Cor." MeAUUter.
yyjßML'irefenhone' WeWt 4804.
Oriental Florist '
1911 A -.VAX : - ! XESS. Phone Franklin 224S
\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .'•\u25a0' ; Above City of Paring :
V:' Funeral and Deeeratlve TV'ork
: ';. S. SAGARA
JAS.McGINISJ
. Formerly' of .211. 'Eddy. st.*-.
Funeral 'Director, and Embaimer. 832 Fulton . St.,
bet-reen Ftllraore and Webster: TeL Park IS&K
Pi. P. MAASS-CO,
Undertakers , and Embalmers. - \u0084' , -..-;
1335 : Golden Gate are.;- between FUlmor* »aU
- . Stelner streets.
- ' Faon« , Park 8«7...
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