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SUPERIOR COURT MUST
DECIDE ABDUCTION CASE
Order for Jury Triai Before
Police Judge Will
Be Rescinded
TVEITMOE CONFIDENT
Declares Evidence Against
B Accused Electricians
Is Conclusive
Secretary George E. Russell of elec
trical -workers' union No. 6. accused of
conspiracy with Harry Sullivan. Mar
tin Carmody and others to abduct P. H.
McCarthy, pres.dent of the building
trades council, appeared yesterday be
fore Police judge Shortall for arraign
aient. Ruswll -was represented by his
attorney. Albert 11. Johnson, and plead
ed not guilty. By consent the case was
continued until 2 o'clock. May 3. which
5* the tlm« set for the hearing of tho
oa.s*B of M. H. Carmody and Harry
Sullivan.
Assistant District Attorney - Bloch
contended that, as abduction is an in
dictable offense^ the defendants were
not entitled to a Jury trial In the police
court, but that the police judge eat as
a committing magistrate to make a
preliminary examination. The judge
agreed that* this was the case, but as
the defendant's attorney had left the
court before this point had ber>n made
the matter was deferred until today,
when the order previously" made, call
ing for a jury, -will be rescinded.
The prosecution claims it will put on
the stand the chauffeur who took the
party of alleged conspirators to the
home of P. H. McCarthy, 76 Collinjj
wood street, on two occasions. It is
also stated that an expressman has
been located who will tell under oath
how he had been engaged by the de
fendants to meet the automobile near
Forty-eighth avenue on the two night 3
when the alleged attempts to break in
McCarthy's front door were made.
"I do not care to discuss the matter
now," said O. A. Tveltmoe. secretary of
the building trades council, "because
the facts in our possession proving
these members of No. fi to b« cut
throats and\low criminals will be pro
duced in court and will be corroborated
by competent and unanswerable evi
dence.
"VTeird and fantastic as Shockley's
story is, it Is true, and will be demon
strated.to be" so. It is only a fraction of
the truth at that, and the larger part
hsi? not yet been told, but will be under,
oath in court. It will be supported by
conclusive evidence. The police work
ing on the case are on the trail of the
fugitives from No. 6 who are so confl
dant Shockley's story Is the truth that
they have fled. The fugitives are be
lieved to be hiding in Alameda,
where No. 6 has some adherents. They
will -be brought back and will have a
chance to explain their' sudden disap
pearance from the city in which they
committed their crimes. If this story
i* a myth, why have they hid them
seJves?"
As for using his office as supervisor
to coerce electricians into electrical
union 1 and away from Xo. 6. Secretary
Tveitmoe declares he has not appointed
any man to a position in the depart
ment of electricity.
What is regarded by the prosecution
a.3 strong evidence will be Mrs. McCar
thy's testimony to the effect that two
raids yrexe made on the McCarthy home,
in the" early morning hours, and that
the statements made by President Mc-
Carthy as to the violence of the would
he. visitors Is true In every particular.
The door- was not opened, and after
the' distorters had nearly battered it
down, says Mrs. McCarthy, they went
away cursing. .
-President C. E. Jackson of So. C
said" yesterday that he knew nothing
of any alleged midnight visits to the
McCarthy home. "But." he added, "it
seems unreasonable to me that men
who planned such a dastard trick cs
is attributed by McCarthy to members
of this union should have been crazy
enough to hire a chauffeur to go with
them and witness this abduction, which.
Jt Is alleged, was to end in murder.*.. I.
do not believe there Is anything in the
story. It is a myth and will be so
proved."
WANTS TO PROVIDE FOR
SCHOOL FUND DEFICIT
Tveitmoe Urges Emergency
..Tax for Appropriation
of $120,000
, At the meeting of the board of super- j
vltdrs yesterday Tveltmoe, who pre
sified. introduced a resolution appro
priating $120,000 out of the surplus
funds to meet a prospective deficit in
tbe school fund and approving the in
curring of extraordinary expenditures
to the- amount named by the board of
education. The effect of the resolution.
If adopted, would be to levy an emer
gency, tax in the next budget to meet
«- the deficit. iSS&SS&M . :
Gallagher objected to a suspension
of the ruleS.' but as 12 supervisors were
not present the matter was referred to
the finance committee, which will meet
next Thursday at 2* p. m. to consider
; It. Gallagher said provision for the
. appropriation could only;be made»after
the balances remaining had been ascer
tained at the end of the fiscal year.
The ordinance authorizing the. board
- of works to expend the sum of 1119.000
on; the construction of the new Bay
; View school building was finally
parsed. -s£o!
. The board passed to print the or
. dinance" reducing the width of , slde
; walks In Devlsadero street between
Halght and Sacramento from 19 to 15
Teet. \u25a0'-\u25a0'
• •'* Ordinances were passed to print
granting permission for the laying of
spur track* to the Berger Carter com
pany, \u25a0 Seventeenth street between Mis- \u25a0\u25a0
sisslppi and Pennsylvania: Rein
• hart lumber, company, Rhode Island
"street between; Sixteenth: and Seven-; 1
•' teenth;.M. J. Hawley. Brannan street
\ from-De Boom to Second.
: DAY U^DER WATER FACES
CREWS OF SUBMARINES
'N-rvaJ Board; flakes Final Preparation
for Thoroughly Testing Two
• \u25a0"""'/ : New Boats "
XEWPORT. R. I-. Apfll^29.^Many
• persons interested In, th* coming: trials
"• of ' : the! tubrnarlne boats Lake" and ; Oc
' to*pus;*rrived here today.' \u25a0
• The competitive ' tests are to be : the
most ; exhaustive and thorough f ; e-i^r
• cirried en here." , The boats will Ibe
submerged .for. 24 hours, with the naval
. board and crews eating , and sleepingr
.' on the vessels. . \u0084* \u25a0'\u25a0' *
' 'A numberof foreign 'officers and /ex
« perte,' are expected, ?and -it-is . probable
ithat they will ; observe the-Vsurface
' movements of the Lake* and Octopus
'. txom \u25a0 chore.
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamer Northwestern Eloats When
| Reef Is Shattered by "Dynamite
-. The bl? steamer Northwestern, which
went . ashore last : March on- L.a Touche
island, southeastern Alaska, and. for the
saving of which little hope was enter
tained, has been floated and is now at
.Valdez. Dynamite was the agency , by
the means of which the Northwestern
was restored to the merchants marine.
The vessel's hull is punctured, but not
badly, and the pumps on board are able
to keep the hold clear. ; \u25a0
Divers making: the survey of the bot
tom of the sea where .the -steamer
rested were driven away repeatedly by
great , cuttlefish, which swarmed in the
vicinity of the wreck. .. It i. was feared
that these sea monsters -would pre
vent the .saving of the vessel;. but the
divers proved game, made the necea
sary survey, drilled the holes for the
dynamite and laid the charge which
blew to atoms the rock that had
trapped the steamer. So skillfully was
the: blasting done that the explosive
which wrecked the summit of the
submarine mountain on: which the
Northwestern rested brought no harm
to the steamer. _ N
The wasVtowed .to
Vaidez'by the tug Salvor, which prob
ably will tow the rescued steamer to
Puget sound. The underwriters who
contracted with the British Columbia
salvage company to save the steamer
were interested in the Northwestern to
the extent of about $225,000. -
Drserled by Hl* Domt
Policeman E. J. Thompson, the big,
handsome policeman who is stationed f.t
the ferry depot, where he catches run
away horses, aids fair travelers in dis
tress and > supplies information to the
bewildered of all nationalities, has suf
fered a bereavement. He has been de
serted by Don, his beautiful collie dog.
Don accompanied his master to the car
the other. morning, barked goodby and
started for home, but haa not. reached
there yet. He was seen last on the
San Bruno road, near the Rees tract.
Don has a brown coat and a white col
lar and vest, 1 and lives with the bis
policeman at 202 Hale street.
, Undoing; Work of Storm
Dlver^G. *O. Abrahamson has recov
ered the of "the quarantine
fumigating* barge Omaha and the one
time warship liow lies at her old
anchorage.' During the last big storm
the Omaha dragged her moorings for
about a mile. and. a half, tjie vessel be
ing nearly, ashore when the mudhooks
finally took a holding grip on the bot
tom. Abrahamson also picked up a lot
of machinery that' had gone overboard
near the~'oll wharf "at Point Richmond
through the capsizing of a scow during
the storm that sent the Omaha from
Its station; . „ \u25a0
Pern Satla for Panama
The Pacific Mail liner Peru, Captain
Macklnnon,' sailed yesterday for Pan
ama and way ports. The Peru carried
a full cargo, about a score of cabin pas
sengers and a large number in the
steerage. • . '
Water Front Sate*
I The Kosmos liner Uarda left Mazat
i lan on 'Friday and ; Is expected here
Thursday. • . . - v . :
The Pacific Mail liner China, home
ward bound, and the Korea, -outward
bound, arrived yesterday at .Honolulu.
*oL: lumber yesterday, by sea
; amounted Vto 4.019.000 feet.. ,- . '
I The schooner H. . C. Wright. Captain
Nielsen, arrived 'yesterday," "S l^ Cays
from -Mahukona, with 8,300 bags of
SUgar.* :.\u25a0"•':*/-•.-.: : '.:'~ .'-\u25a0:
The schooner Alice Cook, which ar
rived yesterday from Honolulu, brought
20.527 bags of sugars
L. Gomez of Oakland stepped oh a
vagrant "plank yesterday at Davis and
Market streets. Under the inspiration of
Gomez' weight the plank arose.- and
smote the Oaklarider's right knee, frac- ,
turing. the patella. He was cared. for
at the harbor hospital. -'
Adolf Kneuth, who lives at 2920 New
berry street, Berkeley, was treated"; ln
! the harbor, hospital yesterday for.fin
j juries received at, the Compressed' Air
machinery company, Jesse and Eaker
street's. ' .
I The steamer Curacao is due today
from Mexico.. :
The British bark Antiope, which ar
rived Sunday night from Newcastle,
Australia, brought 2,100 tons of coal. *
The Norwegian steamer, Sark," Cap
tain Dahl. arrived yesterday from Lon
don and Swansea with a cargo of gen
eral merchandise. -
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
SAN PEDRO.- April 20.— - Th» -North." PaciHc
sfamship company's Roanoke, Captain Dunham,
arrirert tills morning from Portland, ria Eureka
acd • San Frsnclseo. with ' a large freight ; and
patsenjer ' lltt. Tlie Roanoke U scheduled to
clear tomorrow for Portland, • Tla San Francisco
and . Eureka, on the return trip. '. .:_ .' >
- Tbe tit eam\ schooner Signal. Captain Sears.' fin
ished discharirlne a lumber - cargo : and cleared
for EurrVa. Tin San Francisco, .to reload. \u25a0••** \u25a0'',-'\u25a0
.The steam • scuooner Samoa. , Captain Madsen,
arrired tins mornlnz. two and a half days from
Csspxr. Tla'Saa - Francisco, with passengers and
t-jo/x X) feet of lumber and S.OOO . railroad ' ties,
consigned. to tbe B_ nn and Southern California
Itiraber companies. \u25a0 * ,\u25a0, \u25a0 - '
"The schooner Chnrcblll. Captain ;Bennewlta."
finished dlscbarginjc a lnmber. cargo today -and
I* v> scheduled to si 11 . totcorrow in ballast for
Willapa harbor to reloed. ' . " - .
ASTORIA, Aprtl 29.— Tbe schooner Sailor Boy
srrired • this - afternoon - from Ran Francisco and
went to, tbe Tongue point mills to take. lumber
for Ibe ' return. • " ' . ; .
* Tbe schooner ' Annie I.nrspn arri red from -San
Francisco and. will load lumber for. that ' port, t
'. The steamer- George ;W.-.* Elder; arrlred '.. this
morclns from Port Angeles and . way \u25a0 port!
with . h general ' cargo and passengers. .--\u25a0'. -
The barkentlse Cbehalis . sailed ' this v morning
for San " Pedro. • It has a cargo of ; 715,000 feet
of lumber.*
The oil steamer Whlttler arriTed" this morn
ing from Port . Harford with a ! cargo of crnde.'
oil for ; Portland. - :It went -,to:, to : that port this
afternoon. v ; TSHS^«9BaKSB*w B^NEBSP"*te'>'SS3H
The scbootier Melrose I arriTed from ' San \u25a0 Fran
cisco and will load • lumber for \u25a0 that port.-.. .•
- Tb» Amrrlcan chip = Eclipw. . 31 . days from
San Pedro." arrlred* at '\u25a0- this port today \u25a0: and', is
under' charter to load ' lumber. Head winds
were responsible : for .Ha long passage.
- The barken tin? J. M. Grlffirhs sailed i»- today
from San. Francisco. It' will load lamber \u25a0 for
that rmrt ' ' rTMf^WrTf*' J *lHa^*T^TWil|r fl |Bf;
The German -- bark Tellus. \u25a0 , 14"/. days '.: from
I>lth,erriTed: at .this port today nnderjebarter
to >6ad f grain <at - Portland for Europe. \u25a0 .. '
The : steamer Elmore • sailed this ; morning \u25a0: for
Tillamook with a general cargo and passengers.
s The ateamer l Nome City, which % yes
terday from San- Francisco; : reported;^ baring
sighted •'derellet^adrift off Cape Blanco:" ' . •
Tbe : British ;\u25a0 bark Zinita . arrired . at, this \u25a0 port
today from Antwerp under charter: to load grain
•t . Portland .; for : Europe. The Zinita - sailed from'
Antwerp ' on " T October •\u25a0 12 and. put : In jto - Buhla."
Brazit. with a refractory crew. It was 70 days
in.mafclncthat rport- -, At^Bahla, a- few ; of; tbe
crew \u25a0 jrere \u25a0turned - 1 orer '- to i tbe \ authorities -; and
were (tentencjd ; to , imprisonment ' for * their ; flls
obedienr^, at - aea.'fc After • tearing that port the
reasel had ; faTorable weather until itireacßed
tbe Horn.; When In > that locality: it encountered
terrific sales and . during one of .these a , portion
of : tbe canvas ..was -parried *«way. •. Strong pead
winds ; were , met • with ' af ter < rounding ; the i Horn
and ' the Teasel • did ' not , hare 'good ; weather I until
f t bad ' crossed . tbe : eqna tor. ;'- 1 1 ; arrired i off * the
tar~thls ; eTenlng and sailed into the ; lower ' har
bor '\u25a0 without tbe I aid ? of ; a ' tug. ? The ' Zinita- Is
commanded ' by r . Captain t. Swan.': \u25a0It '.was ' listed
at 10 per cent on. the overdue 'list. 1 ;;
LiaiMM iiSMSHWH^IBII'"* 11 \u25a0\u25a0TMrMii '^'"JMiSSMTriBSMIWMwTMI
; Army Transporta ,
The Uurnßid'e 'l*-»V Seattle. - 'l<-. ' :,. - ' '
: Tue Ruford will sail today at noon for China.
The • Crook ;- is Tin » porc^i Out ' of \u25a0 commissioji.r>,
'!' The ' Dli railed^ for Manila r Avrtli7.J-- :--\u25a0"- "J-fA
The Kilpatfick- is at Newport »ws.";Va. '•--
The '\u25a0 I»ga n ' is '-. in ' port : and r will \u25a0 gall '. for • Ma>
nila May.,6. ; -, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" "-"\u25a0\u25a0, ~- -- . '\u25a0!'^ -'.::\u25a0
SCb* M*ade -is at Xew ' York. ''.\u25a0 Out .- at •' com
. TME SAN JFRANCISCO uG Aliti, APRIi; :30, 1907^
MoTcmcDfit of Steamers)
"' J. ',-'*\u25a0 .'•\u25a0'-' 'TO ARRIVE \, '. '\u25a0'\u25a0 - \u25a0:\u25a0'?\u25a0/. '_'
--Frotn- 1..-.- Steamer \u25a0:> |j Due >
; Aroata; .::...... r....: Greenwood ;\u25a0\u25a0".'... lApr.* 30
Portland 4;Astoria;... Sf«ith*Bay.f ';v.: Apr. 30
Portland^. Way Ports. |F.« Kllburn \u25a0;.;."". Apr.*3o
Cre«cent City r:.?.1 ....IMandalay :;:;:.. Apr.iSO
MexSfcaniPorts \u0084...;; r. Curacao :\u25a0".: 7:.\". Apr.:3o
tSalina Cruz ...........|S»n:Mateo .:... Apr."! 80
i Seattle t, Tacoma.;. ..;|W«tson'. "..V.... Apr.>3o
Nanalmo :........... .iTituula _\ ...: .T.t&Jity 1
nelilnjliam ...........tTallac-.. ..:.*.". (May 1
Humbo!»lt: t.V.W .%...:.!Clty~of Topeka. j.Msy..' 1
San Pedro & Way PortsiCooß 8ay":.....W1iy, I
Hamburg &. Way Ports.lUard*.--.v.'.r:::': May; 1
Seattle JMonfara *."....:'. May>l
Coos Bay \u0084.....'.-.:.. IM.: F.. Plant.... May.' 2
New York. TiarAncon..jCUr-of iPanama!May -2
San Pedro i'..-.;..;;.r.'. Roanok'e '..'...: ..jM<y'-ti
HumboMt:.',.:;.... .'.:.. Kureka ...... .\' Hay ' 2
Grays, Harbor ......... Cgutralla .'..".".". May it
Point Arena & Albion.: Porno '..*...::.'. ilayl"2
San.Diego & Way Ports Santaßosa :.7i May ,5,
Grays' Harbor .........Chehalis;.;.'.... May "*a%
Puget Sound Ports... ..jl.'niatilla ...r.. May ,3
Portland *: Astoria:.. .!C6sta Rica .V."r.lMayH.3
Humboldt '.:....-. :;.:; Poinima ;...... I May. 4
Portland t Way/Ports; G.*.W.Elder.":.'.lMay - 4
Mendoclno A Pt.Arena.lSea." Foam '.. ...IMay ?; 5
Sydney ft Way Port*... Soeoma ...."...IMay" ft
Portland <L : Astoria;~.: Nome' City ~. r.'.l May/ 5
Coos Bay .........;... BreakwaterV...lMay:,G
S. Diego-4: Way.Ports. Slate : of Cal. .IMay' fi
San Pedro tc Way, Ports] Bon it» \u25a0.-.\u25a0....'. .| May ' 6
;: >'.\u25a0_• sVTOtSAIL :-.; . - -;\u25a0-,-".^:
-M-. Steamer,-| Sails jPier
April 30— /\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..- • \-.. vy -.•-,.. •-\u0084 . 1 : I-.-.
Ix>s Angeies-Port«.-.-~..Ts6tfth-Bay..". 10 am! 2-
Honolulu .';.......|Bferra .'..... 11 am! ' 7 \u25a0
May 1— ;: f. !•; ?.; :-. -{ . \u25a0
Y.e\ RWer - P0rt5....... | Areo \u25a0 'if..... 12 \ u»r 10
CY>quil!e'Rirer jEllzabetli ... .'..'... ....
Humb0!dt.'........". .;;|Vanguard .'. spm f-.
HumboMt ....... .'.\u25a0.-.'. [Pomona .... 10.30 a ; 0"
<3oos Bay .ilireaiwater.. -4.pm ':S^.
Point Arena ..... .V"..".:}Se« Foam..'. '4 pin "2?,
Astoria & Portland:."..Columbia :.. 11 am 24'
May 2—, •. r.;",-.'c'l^Vv. i \u25a0 - ' '-
Humboldt '.......'..'. ..{Greenwood'.. Ipm 20
Seattle* Tacoma...'.;l Eureka , ill ani "»'
Portland «t Way Ports.|F;» Kllhurn..! 1 pmL .•-'
Los An«reles" PortK."..*°:{CentraUa .;. 10 amj.io -\u25a0
Gray* Harbor ..'...-.."".-t Acme ;...:: Sil ...\ .. 2
San Dirffo & Way PortslStiteof Cal. 10 am 11
Puget Sound' Ports: !Spokane \u0084'.'.. 11 am =\u25a0\u25a0»,.
Grays Harbor ..".....:. Xewburg ... '2 pm 10
\u25a0 May 3— \u25a0-. ."^-; : --•.-\u25a0-:\u25a0 \u25a0 I ' ",
Humboldt A..:....... Cltr^.Topekal 10.30 a! 9
los Angples Ports.V.. Chehalis ...: .V...';...
China & Japan....;::.•. Amer..- Mam. 1 pml-40
Honoiuln & Kahillnj.;. N'etadnni ... 12 ;mt.25 .
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay ;.". 9 anil' 11
May 4—' ••: -.| *-' v- \u25a0:- .\u25a0 \u25a0.;-.
<V>os Bay ' ..IM.' F. Plant 4 pmj 11
Portland &-Way Ports.lßoanoke .... 2pm 13
Humboldt .....'....*•"• .JEureka ..... \u25a09 am 13 .
Lo* Angeles' Ports'.::.'.. I G. v .W.'\ Elder. 1 Rpm 13 \u25a0
Point Arenai Albtou. ,iPom6 ...... .6 pm I';•.•• 2 -
New York,, via Ancon.'.tXe#port ..'. 12:-ml 40
Seattle tc. Tacoma... ..1Wat50n...... 1:30 p 20
Honolulu ...'....'.\u25a0...'..tai10n1an ... :4'pm 10.'
, May 5— :•' --;-*^v \u25a0\u25a0:, ' :V->-~"-, 7"- -'I '"\u25a0' -"•.?
Son Dieco it Way Ports .Santa I Rosa.'; 10 atn 11
\u25a0 May-6— \u25a0 >'<:-.. L-'v-lt '-\u25a0 7 \u25a0 '\u25a0•$\u25a0:'-. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'*',
At toris k Portland.... jCosta-Rica.. 11 am 24
\u25a0 - TO SAtl/ FROM'SEATTLE \ " ;
Destination > |..' .Steamer.- |-Pater-
Southwettern" Alaska.. .'Jeanie ......... Apr.-30
Valdes k. Seward....:.lS*nta Clara.... Mayr 1.
Skajway k Way Ports.iHr.mboldt ....". May; 2
Valdez k Seward..,.-..(Saratoga- .;...".|Muy :8:8
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United SUtes Coast md Geodetic Surrey—Tims
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street'wharf; add 25 minutes. .
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Sun rices .....; a .;s:l%iS';ri: sets' ...;.....6:59
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2.. 1:30 8.5 S:46i—o.S 4:30 \u0084 4.7| 5:45h.3.3
3.. 2:24 5.2 P:4«[—o.3' 5:35| 4.9 10:00 3.4
i4r.\ 3:35 -4.5!10:50i '0.0 6:361 fl.Oill:30 3.8
.5.. I 5:10 4.6|11:53| '\u25a0 0.3|-,7:25}-; 5.2|..:i.[.'.;..
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Unlt^d Stafs Br*nch Hrdrographlc Ofßee, Mer
-:*• chants" Exchange. San Francisco, Cal., April
~ 29. 11)07. .. .' \u25a0 ...
The time ball on the.tower of-the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly ;at noon. • Pacific
Standard Time"M2oth. Meridian),' or at 3h.-00m.
00s. Greenwich Mean Time. * -':••\u25a0.> .'."• -:o -
'\u25a0".- \u25a0-. *;-' •:"..-\u25a0 j. c;: bdrnett. -:-" '\u25a0'
Lieutenant.'.U: S." N.; In": Charge. -:.
U. S. Branch : Hrdraxrapble • Office pV
\u25a0 A branch: of • the United. States • HydrogTapbic
.Office, located at the \u25a0 Merchants" % Exrhcnsre. "la
maintained * In | San Francisco j for." th»» ibenent "qf
mtrjncrs. without rpgard to nationality and free
pt expend. Naylgalors - Are: cordially 'Invited to
visit tfc* office.' wh^re; complete \u25a0 sets of' Charts
and sailing directions of. the-world arc ikept iat
hand, for comparison and reference, and the lat
est information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and.alUmatiers of
interest to ocean, commerce.* ' \u25a0 \ \u25a0 . -- -
' ' T-C.'BURNETT,."?
Lleutensnt,,U.. S. N., In Charge.; :
mission. . \u25a0 \u25a0 . . "7 ' ,
The In?all« is at Newport NewV-Ta •
The Sheridan is at Mare Wand under repairs.
The Sherman left Honolnlu » April 14 for
Manila. ' • . •\u25a0 • ->- \u0084-. .- .-, . : - \u25a0.-\u25a0-, \u25a0\u25a0'.-\u25a0 \u25a0
The - Thomas left - Nagasaki April : 22, ; « home
ward bound.-. \u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0 . '. \u25a0._••\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
• The Warren ' is In '\u25a0 port.
The Overdue LUt
• German" ship ! Alsternlio,* - out . 155 days, from
Callao.- lor .Melbourne, -9 per; cent. .':' \u25a0 ' -
British bark Brunei.' out 125 days i from .New
castle, Anstralla.:for:JuniD.\ 50:per-cent.V
.'• ' Norwegian bark ; Alexander.' out \u25a0 155 days from
Newcastle.- Australia", for Panama.' 6o per cent. v
~ British ship ' Forest: Hill/, out IS" days 'from.
Fifcaciia. for Liverpool. ; 10per:cent.-' \u25a0- ..
*' British, ship WilUam ;: Tillic - oot » 117 days
from ; Iqoiqne, . for ; Newcastle." N. S. W.; ; 10 . per
cent.- ' •\u25a0\u25a0• ' \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0 '' . \u25a0'-•- 4 -' '• ' --•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 . ;
Briti«h ship Zinita. ont 152 days from Babia,
for Portland, Or./. 10 per^ cent. ; r \u25a0 '- :
NEWS OP ITEE 'i OCEAX
Chartered' for Coal
. The German earner : ;-.Wangard..- which ::'ar
riTedi from Cardiff;' on \u25ba Saturday .' was i chartered
prior* to ; arrlral for * coal { from . British \u25a0 Columbia
to Guaymas (.time chartpr,:3 months). • > 's^&^
Exports \ by.Vthc \u25a0 Peru
' The* steamer. Peru^»ailed f yesterday: for' Ancon
and ;i way ;: ports * » with t% % general -, merchandise
cargo. ' Talued at • $128,879 and .to* be distributed
as . follows: •. For 'Mexico.' $4,630: • Central ; Amer
ica.: 170.576: f Panama. .- $2.W6: - New s Tork.'v $44.'
834; ColonrbU. $WTEcnad6r.fi,Blß; Chile. $333:
Jamaica, $800. ; The following were, the principal
exports:'.- V- '*•\u25a0;\u25a0".: /..:-\u25a0','• '>,-,- \u25a0"' »\u25a0•\u25a0 '\u25a0
-• To Mexico— 666 "gals ' wine. . 25 : cs ' whisky," SO
cs ; mineral, water, . 12f15* lbo thread, ' 1225 lbs
paste. '.- 25 \u25a0cs • salmon. 1 2SS I Ibsi rplces.'r 9*JO ? " lbs
millstuffs. \u25a0 33 cs canned * goofls. . to : crtu ' potatoes,
•J173 lbs dried fruit,', 27C, lbs > cheese. 466 \ lbs '.bat
ter,- 4 : pkgs trascn materla 1. 30 - bales < oakum, ' \u25a0 2
pkgs • machinery. ?8 \u25a0 c» ; oils,: 3 j ca ' arms ! and«am
munition,' J 4 : pkgs I electrical j goods. 30 \u25a0\u25a0 cs = f use,'
316 pkgs hardware.. 24 bdls pap*r. 6 bdls brooms,
13 pkgs \u25a0 paints. *• 1 flask*, qnlcksi! rer. 15fi5 te lbs
rosin,< 96 pcs and. l 2 >bdls« Iron, 148 drolls' felt, JlB
cs tar. 33 kegs nails. -76 kegs spikes. \u25a0'•\u25a0*..
•'\u25a0' ;To '\u25a0\u25a0> Central "America— 7o4s S bbls Z flour, •• 84,687
lbs rice., 93,000 , lbs , salt;-; 355 Übs butter. -. 105 lbs
and l'cs cheese,' 2B pkgs groceries land provisions.
943 lbs % and 1 1 1 ca » bread,-; 220 i lbs j codflth."-: 14T
c» canned goods. * 11 40 : lb« * dried , f ruit.7 lo4o - lbs
raisins,". t0,365 ' lbs "malt:*' 199 ? lbs \ hops;: 4475 lbs
and I•cs :\u25a0 mlllstuffs, < 663 '* lbs I paste, <? 1255 } lb«
spices,':; 29 cs salmon,*^ 60 'i pkgs j onion*. •> 62 { pkgs
potatoes, | Soo . lbs | nuts. 3983 gals | and ' 62 cs wine;
108 gats < and 22 ca. whisky, 502 cs and 13 drums
coal - oil.*; 30 cs im) ' 4 bble oil?. 3653 T lbs ! nine.
.7000^ lbs f coal.. 2240" lbs and 100 skR 'coke, i2B
pkgs dry goods,") 2 : bdls . brooms, ! 58 1 pkgs | candles.*
00, pVgs paper. 16' pkRs paints, 75 bdls and <25
pcs pipe, 47. pes and.9 bdl* Itod. 212 pcs.and 6
Mis steel,* 59,992 - lbs I tallow." 4C i pkgs ; tank \u25a0 ma
terial. 18 1 pkgs I railroad I material, j6 1 pkgs : drugs.
37 • pkgs - electrical - goods. 8 ¥ rolls \u25a0 leather,".!: 60
pkgs mill work. 12 ; kegs I nails. 9 pkgs wagon | ma
terial. 1 100 pkgs I wlre.t 5028 1 lbs soda. 13.632 [ lbs
potash. ; 100 >. pkgs I machinery.!; 10 \u25a0 cn~> typewritera."
v~- To i Ptnama — 400 s bbls : flour." 1500 « lbs \ beans,
SO crts potatoes. j 4o.ooo lbs salt;, 1200 gals^wine.
vTo s New -A'torfc— 24.3B7-- gals t and-' 25 ;cs t Wine,
2760 ilbs, riet. 500,464} lbs^plg j lead,t2s.oiV) jslbs
dry > hides,^ 1 i;i SO 3 lbs , hßp«, 3 80 \ bales > old «•' rtrye,'
16,015- lr-s old ruboef. V. .^^- :* >9 V-=*:
<•: To ! F-cu«dor-Hi22 ibblsyioor.f 20,000 :• lbs . garvan
'%»,'< 1 50 ; lbs- dried i f ruit.T 41 ca a canned | goods.'i 60
I gals -s w hie, i 370 s coils I ropeA 15 S bdli i, brooms, ; 24
bales' paper bags^ vv \u25a0 .'\u25a0 : v >^%; . - _
5 To Chlle-^-20 >c» \u2666canned; good*, 80 \ cs . salmon,
4cs'phonograph'goods, <; \u2666- \u25a0 ; j-\u0084 : :> -
*• To Jamaica — 200 'cs; salmon.".*.':' ;
S HIPPIXG : IJtTfiLLIG EXCB
\u25a0\u25a0- .'Bl - . - : ~' '-:"\u25a0\u25a0 V ARRJVEI^ -V' '\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0- "'"".^ •?'-'"-^-.-- '; ; v\
\u25a0 -'"'W ;VV ,'.: r :--•\u25a0; : i: Monday.^ April. 29.^,:
' Stmr Jame*« S. Higgins; " Iliggins, 50 .'hours
\u25a0 from ; : Sin 3P*dro.> f*s i» "/' s "?%s^felsf»Bßi®asß«eKß
ii* >'or j stmr.? Sark; ; Dahl. 82 ; days i from * Ixmdon.^
Tla : Swansea ;73 days and' Coronel 24 liTnflffiltil
14 Stmr l State | of I California.'* Thomas, 1 45 1 hours
from ; Ban ' Diego'>tLTtA%WMT>farU?,mß^emß«Btt
. Stmr • Haro!<i Dollar. '\u25a0Thwlag,'g4f days f from
Point I DlscoTery.%^^ssw^Mr«W@S^S9i^t!g^g£.
* Stmr RiTal.*; Jacobs. \u25a024 hour* Irom Eureka.^--
Weather Report.
» v 'Cnited. ! ;State» department ,of agriculture— .
Weather bureau, -i-. San \ Franc lsco,' April 29/1907.
, : . «.-*--.--- •.JRAWFAUi-' DATA .-•/->•- -^f-.r.-y
. ' •\u25a0 "\ " •. '-V- .. ; : :-;: Past:- 'Seasonal . -« ' \u25a0' ' :
Stations — , rv ';\u25a0\u25a0 -:, :, 24:Hrs.T J to Date. - Normal.
Knrek« »• :;.".'.":: .'. . . .'; :00~ -•-- \u25a0'\u25a0'-,. -48.28 ; 41.74
Red, 8inf1. ::%..% r.:..r.00 - - 26.04 . 23.17.
Sacramento...*.'...-.'..; .00 \u0084, ._'Z%. OS... 1X^.02
San > Francisco -i :'.*.. .-.'.Ort. - 24.85 22.64
San Jose..:... 1 :' .:".:.; .00 -,''"2.17- \u25a0'\u25a0•-.'. '.':*.'•
Fresno .."..'...."..-... .0.1 ,- 10.. W ' S.4R
San ;Lui*."Oblspo.". .;',. oo"V- 2<-7« • •' 21.91
lios'An-eles ?:. :.:;. .-;.OO ;?».':.. -19.1S j--. V 16.71
San^Dtego.7-*.r.".".'.1.:;.10Q gy. ;:i0.32. -.-\u25a0\u25a0 10. OH
\u25a0 .:??: -\u25a0' '-, ::v| <v :si.ip^---- "'/s.. : ,;>S(
STATIONS \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 3 '^U'-j'S -•-\u25a0 ' "'\u25a0"\u25a0' \u25a0? •- '-:'\u25a0; ?5
\u25a0'-,-\u25a0'-• ' v:--^,-- •g:\-a- ,_^. : ; v \u0084-;:;;;: :jt:. ;
Baier ... .,;. .30.04 ..VJ-»;2(» NW Clear '.. 00
Bois*;. : ; .T.P.0.0i, •58• 2S \u25a0•\u25a0 W-'i- Olesr' 1 V.OO
Eureka <\u25a0 . . . . . . .3O.ft« \u25a0'\u25a0 5« " 50 -, NW Clear .' ."" .00
Flagstaff ..V.".2».75i 4S 3*_* SW • Cloud y : . .50
r're*no, V.-. :"..-. 2O M* 78 52XW.' Clear" .00
Fndependence.: .29. 7« B8 \"44 -X- - Clear "' \u25a0- .00
Kallspell : ::.r:3o.fiC: 50 •_'2 :SE O!«ar- : -:00
Log. Angeles .V. 2o. JHJ/.C4.VJ J - W . Cloudr -00
Modena v .w.V.ir.29:74 ;Mv 3» xc- PtClfly ,:00
Mt.\Tamalpais.Vo.94 •\u25a0 <i» f44 W .'Clear " .00
North; Head: . r.30.12^ 54-46 : \u25a0VXW;- Clear ? .WJ
I'lieuix ;".vrr.™".29.72 "76:\V5 ,\u25a0, \u25a0 SW \u25a0" Pt.Cidy' .00
Pocatelloy;.*.'.".a).!W--.V2 ' '_•-» X - Clear .00
f>t.Vßeyc«>Lt.':2».W)f > t.Vßeyc«>Lt.':2».W)" IKi1 Xi ../Nff 1 - Clear - .00
Portland : . :V.".30:04 v 70' 44 X .. /. Cle«r , r '.00
Red :j Bluff. ...;2».52.-7S !;12,! ;12, Nv* Clear \u25a0 :00
Reno ; .: . .: : . V.28.n2 > . 02 32 -NX Clear* .00
Rosebuw??.. ..:30.01 s , 72 ;34 N Clear ; v .0f»
Sacramento' .*:.2 11 :M ; 76t,K2- NW' Clear -.00'
Saltt Ijik«./. ..2».S<!" 54 >40. NW ; Clear *••.-•: 00
San ; Diego /.v: .2J». 94 -M^ 56 "W,- 'Cloudy ' ".00
Kan •: Francisco. 29. 92 ., ftfi '-\u25a0 s<» -- W\u25a0 . Clear • .f»0
5an".T05e.....;23.92 74 4K "Clear .(Xt
S.XnJs Obi«po. 29.98 «M f 52 -W 'Clear • .00
S. -E. \u25a0Farallon.29.»«iß4 '..*\u25a0 NW >CJear -.00
Seattle >.:..... 30. 12 «4 36 NW : Clear -r~: .00
Spokane . . . . . :30.06 ." 62 '28 *N Clear .00
'Summit ..... .'.'.'. '49 28 :NK, Clear "'.OO
Tatooeh .. . : . .SO.M 54 42 ,W Clear . .00
Tonopah v.?:..*.29.»0^«« 32' XW Clear a.OOa .00
Walla" ........30.08: «4> 36 i^N" Clear .00
Wlnnemucca ..29.94 60 \u25a0'\u25a0 28/NE-- Clear .00
Tuma ....;.'..2».7« ' 80" 56 ->SW^ Clear : .00
".' ;*ATerage jsnow 4 on s grownfl 117- inches.'- : . . :
-. •' \u25a0: r :'\u25a0:':' -:j-i \u25a0 synopsisl^;- ".a'- '\u25a0\u25a0 :;';'- : : >"
-,• The pressure i»- full Ing slowly orer the north
ern I halt : of ttie : Pacific slope,* but there I are Ino
indications .yet of-.the, approach, of -aV : disturb
ance."": •A ' moderate depression over, Arizona I has
cansed - thunder ; storm* J in . the - s - Talley > of ,*, the |
Colorado.', v Half an inchof ruin has fallen at
Flagstaff. \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.- :' ; : .-'< ''•
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ._ •-: :\u25a0;,; FORECAST.'-'^ "-"«:» «J''-VV' ;
" S«n .' Francisco • and. Ylclnlty-r— Fair v Tuesday:
light ' north , wind.^ changing \u25a0 tp^ fresh ' westerly;
fi>* in the, morningr.: . . '.. '. : . ,\u25a0
---Sscrame.fitn: valley— Fair; - warmer < Tuesday;,
Ujtht north' wind.' • . . . > y, ii
; ' t Ssn •! Joaqiiin v . valley — Fair; warmer s Tuesday;
light north: wind. -.
•-. I^)« An;elw and vlcinity-^-Cloudy • Tnesday;
light- west- wind.-. ; = ; *- % '<4 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0\u25a0.'. "."'\u25a0:• " i->S
A. O.\ McADIE, District Forecaster. -
Stmr. Washington,, Xason," 61 . hours ; from \u25a0 As- ;
tori.i. -' ;'; ' \u25a0• •-.:: '•*" \u25a0 • \u25a0'\u25a0••- \u25a0 ' \u25a0'" \u25a0 -J
- \u25a0 Stmr Newport, . Johnson/ 30 hours ' from Eu
1-eVa. '. "\u25a0 ' - \u25a0' '" rJJ-~~'- '\u25a0\u25a0-':'*"'\u25a0•'. '
-i Stmr Phoenix. .Hansen. 12 hour? , from . Bowens
landing. ' / - •. \u25a0: > , ' . \u25a0\u25a0'.'\u25a0
-. Stmr • South Coa*r.- Paulsen, .16 , hours., from
Caspar.";-' \u25a0 ' •-- ''.\u25a0'l: \u25a0 "'• '"!_".' !
:•• ; Stmr Santa Crui, Oray, •; 12 houns from ' Mon
terey.'-." ' ">\u25a0\u25a0;"•>: -'V-4;. \u25a0,»\u25a0>' \u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0 ," •;\u25a0-\u25a0 ... .;...• ;
\u25a0 Strar Pom«u«. Hannah.-; 19. hours from Eureka.
' Schr W. H. Marsfon. Gove. 27 days from'Bllo.
' Stmr v Westerner. '» Andresen, •B5 hours .' from
Grays Harbor. ' • \u25a0. .'\u25a0'"-'...' . '.. \u25a0
;Stmr. Helene, J Anderson.; 66 hours -from .Ho
qniara. -',;,- v -'-'\:~.- ,'\u25a0\u25a0:. '.'\u25a0\u25a0. ' ":' ' ',"/\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.>
ForVGIJr* VAtATIOPi
-... .TKe_ pleasant , drinking n water that will
; •cure,' i , pure - air, ! very * reasonable •'. rates • i
and , the largest and best health and
',•:\u25a0 pleaiure •- re«ort in \u25a0 Calif ornia. < ; '
Ijartlettw Springs
I v '' The ; best *of troirt f fishing, saddle ' ani- ,
I * raals, "^ rigj.r' orchestra,*- dancing, i,- all
i ;.•• games.'..-", /i '-"/••A*-*-' \u25a0• •: • \u25a0-'?:\u2666: \u25a0"- '\u25a0 ;
'\u25a0£. :\ BUILDING TCEMENT,V SWIM-
MING TANK^'improvements ; to' bath
home, etc." Fint-class meissßgit". .Water. 1
- ; for bathing . from '.the '••wonderful. SODA i
MAGNESIA SPRINGS: V.<i V
'. ">, Al»o," cottages -furnished for, hou»e-
.- keeping, $3 to. $15. per week, according-
r to number of rooms.'-,: .'. Write -
J.vE. McMahan;;: Bartlett Springs
Luke cAunt.rV or call BARTLETT. SPRINGS S CO."'
WATER I OFFICE. • 70J Fourth stre*>r.", San I Fran-
Cisco. •or Phone Temporary 34, j and we : xrtil', call
on ' yon If ; desired. "\u25a0>' \u25a0 • ' , . .: V \u25a0_ \u25a0 - £
SODA BAY SPRINGS
LAKEvtO^TT^C^
Ritriatert on .', the -\u25a0 pirturesqtie : shore 'J of j Clear
Lake. Season opens May \. Finest of boating,'
batli inir. ) hunting ' and flsb Ing. f ? Un»arpass*«l ac-
•.commodatJons."'*Ke*w ; -launch i aceomnodating ,40
. people ' built > expressly \u25a0 for.^ the, nse of , -{nests anil
excursions.' i Terms : $2 -per., day:. $12 per eweel;*;
special"; rate« > to ; families.':-!;' Take r Tlbnron " ferry
7:40 a.~ m.. 'thence by rail to Hopland. then stage
or automobile •: direct . to - springs. : Round i trip,
good "for ;slx ' months."- *9."'-~- Fnrther information
address manatrerti. -MARSHALL \u25a0 BRRD and AG-
NES ; BELL RHOADS.' Soda Bay .Rprinss, • Lake
County, . Ca!.. >la' Kelseyrllle' postofflce. ;' \u25a0;: : .
SEIGLER \u25a0:•..;.
Hot -Springs. > new 'management-. • Natural -hot
baths f or , rheumatism, » . malaria, etc. won-
derful stomach waters. -\u25a0Swtomln'f jy>nd.'. : Baths
free.' Rate* 99 to $12. Address W. E., CATHIE,
Seijjler. Lake \u25a0\u25a0-,"'<..\u25a0 . ;.. . ': '; v .',-:-
\u25a0 is^tstssssU B \u25a0i^ra&BtA
\u25a0/TafflT\
SPRINGS
\u25a0 Mort ' Delightful':? 'ban Ever %/ *
OPENS FOR GUESTS M AY .l5th ,
Trip ; this f year r will ; be » made', by f automobile ",
\u25a0 from ; St.- i Helena. V-. Fare $T.OO * round *\u25a0 trip."
; - Take \u25a0 7 :40 <*:* m. S broad gang* boat.^'. ; . .: :.* - : ;
For = f nil '. Information j and literature ': write :
AETNA'SPRINGS CO.:^
Aetia Sprlngi, Xa»a Cousitr, iC«l.
NJ-;--*-\u25a0'-';N J - ; --*- \u25a0'-'; - y l''' A : f/«P : '- \u25a0\u25a0' - -\u25a0 ''l-^v
1 An F* \u25a0 •'"-
INDEPENDENCE
, In * the ' hlih \u25a0' Sierras, % W 'i, miles I. from 5 Trnckee. 1
. throngh 7- miles of magnificent : pine, forest.'- Opens
Jane -, Utt Cnsnrpassed • tront fluing. •In 1 lake ; and
stream.-?' Hunting,. l boating,;: bathing,'; riding | and
drlTing.*' I Tents I for ' those \u25a0 preferring outdoor •Uf j.
Table unexcelled."; Ktcnrsion rates : from - all parin
of \u25a0 state." 1 ; MISS f B. \u25a0•-WARD.-.- manager, ,• Hobart
Mills P.^O., Cal. ;. r -;•• \u25a0- .-.c.- • \u25a0— ; -..-\u25a0;\u25a0
Klamath Hot Springs
Did ' 'not' 'experience \u25a0; any, earthq'nake/Vj ' Fishing
"now.s first « class. .:' * One •' of , the "* most 2 beanttf ally
-located ; resorts i on _' .'the^Coastl*^!; Rates^Tery| rea-
sonable. ; : Apply to^the^PECX-JTTDJLH CO^br
:• BK*lV|Be^'Jc^f Cal.% j for In forma tioa.'t :
DE YEG/®iVILLA ;DEL >RIO
,:.,:.V-.H«tel,lC*»tt««;esj|«iidVCsm»'iSMe«"'..; -'
Particnlar«.l MRB; j X.l DX tVSG Aj\ P.^ Qjf Boi: ' 1 3S},
IS I ightfnl | mountain | retreat 111 1 or summe r yact tion.
& $12 1 a I week. -4 Key* toj h\*t) SUrraa.mMtß.'f Alta,"
W, Sillinian.** Whitney.ai Kings i and | Kern p riTerjs.-
> Finext - nshlng.'**? 5,000 » big g trees.' pi Book T now
: ' for ; June i and • July.^Address Broder A j Hoii-
Vi pln'g.?;Kaweah.\Tolare l connty.^Callforß.l.i. i ; , g
KXXTMOITXT— PriTftte ; Bcmmor Resort, geleot
*oar«em i OjMraa Jlay lAftmi : reasonable. ; Kra,
X» Jeaasara. Keatteld.' Karte O».t Kerti faer* Xjr.
U\ Stmr .'Alcaiar.'i Fagerlund; • \u25a0 hours from • Port
'Harford..:,:^-v:'-Oi. \u25a0-\u25a0%.:;:.\u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'.' '":.'- 1 ."
' Stmr ?Prentiss, :\u25a0 SchllHnsky.% 23 hours from "En
reka^-."- '"\u25a0\u25a0. >\u25a0 ;.v; .v - \u25a0.- '.'•• '\u25a0•- : -:'\u25a0-\u25a0.\u25a0•'\u25a0 ''\u25a0'.\u25a0' '.'\u25a0
' Schr jH. C.V Wrlght,< Nielsen, * 22*4 \ days • from
Maiiukona. "- •-\u25a0'. \u0084.,. --\u0084----.. -.- . :\
:T'Schr \u25a0• "C/-2-.T." ."Hill, Erickson, 4 : 7 days .' from
CoquUlelrlTer. ...,":. :-<: -< ' • :- *..-"'."'.-^
i> \u25a0-.-: Schr ; Alice \ Cooke, Penhallow, 23 days from
! Honolulu.---*.-'- \u25a0 \u25a0 --•", r ,_ •' . \u25a0-..-•- s.
;-;Schr/AdTance,';Ogldnessen,;:3 days from ; Co
nullle^rlTer:. '-.'.•>• \u0084--' .- \u25a0 .-• • _. : -i.
\u25a0« -.-. Schr Salrator, .Rosegren,, 6; days from. Grays
Harbor.';- \u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0 . '\u0084-\u25a0 . \u25a0 -\u25a0 \u25a0' '-": ':. :\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.' V-- ; _,-. - '-."I
> Tug Defiance. ; James, : 21 hours from , Eureka.
.';.> "CLEARED , s '.;'
- , ;:•; . ; .' Monday, April 29. -
\u25a0 n V Stmr V Peru. J Meek Innon. Aneon ; : Pacific : . Mall
etfjmshl|> eumpnny. ; . ; - '\u25a0 "\u25a0- '.'
a Stmr>"KTichak,:. Peterson, Kartuk,-, Alaska;
Alaska packers', association.. \u25a0 ,„• . '\u25a0 "
.;', Ger /stmr- Abessinla, -rKraeft. ; Hamburg ria
Sea ttle?and \T*eon»a:-Kasmos nine. V";-,- . \u25a0 '
5} Bart'Parainlta, Moller, Bristol bay; L. A. Pe
-tersoa. -*- : '\u25a0 ' ...-\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 . : \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'. ."-"
h-, .. - SAILED '\u25a0=\u25a0-.. — '--\u25a0- .7
, . - Mon.lay. April 'J9.
I* Stiur'Coaster.t Hisginsl San 'Pedro. .
JVStmriHoquiam.? Relnertsen. - Grays Harbor. .-
V Stmr" Santa l Crut..Gray.iMonler«'y.T-/ :;V : .;
\u25a0 Stmr -Akatraz.; Carlson.; Greenwood. ..
' ' ' Stmr; Peru, ii Macklnnon: : A^icoo r and * way . pyts.
•Stmr Charles Nelson;iHreble; Grays Harbor.'. .
•\u25a0 ' Stmr 'Jim San- Pedro.'-V _>\u25a0 -
"'.'Stmr Eun-*l|,;lvorKon. : Eureka.". - 4
U Bark ; \\isate.' McLond.'"^- — '_ .. ' . -
, Sehr -Ida- McKay. Lebtola. Eureka. -"^
s'Schr.V William* Ols<*n.' Macdonald, Astoria. ,- : Za
- Schr -Gotama.* DelahantyatTUlamook.-; , 5a
*ScUr "Vine/ ;Scbu:z,': Grays Unrbor, in , tow- of,
stmr; Charles; Nelson. \u25a0'. \u25a0 """•>- '.-> .-"?
"\u25a0< Power: scbr Ida?A,SCiimt>bell."Pohit Itejes. .. i
\u25a0'\u25a0 • Power : schr "Newark, \u25a0 Johauesen," Blxbys land
ing.:... X: \u25a0;\u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0' ••: ' '\u25a0\u25a0 - --\u25a0-} -. - .::"-
\u25a0;-...'.\u25a0,-;\u25a0-\u25a0 :-. VSPOKEX•/.'.•;"\u25a0"•\u25a0<
|-'April;3.'; on \u25ba the; equator, loiic.2B W — Br ship
Stronga,". from i Oregon, for .CX.--- -- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
v, (April ' 3, on * equator, - long =28 W— Br ship In-
Ternesshire,' from -Oregon * for. U. X.. -
V? April; 6.' \u25a0 lat: S - N.-J long 30 -W-^Fr bark Jane
Gulllon,"- hence Jan: 5," for .London." . -' ,
-•* April «'lßMat 28-X.;longi2o;W— Br .bark Gulf
Siream.Vfrom • Antwerp..' for Port:Townsend;
Per \u25a0 schr ; W. -- H. . Marston— April j 19. , lat 40 57
NY long. 1355 25 •W— Schr Glen.^ hence April Vl3.
for; codfishing royage, wished to be reported all
well."--- ...' \u25a0\u25a0.-:\u25a0 :?r- '\u25a0;-;. .-. / -• ••\u25a0-:\u25a0:•--•" : .' \u25a0-'
-Per Br' bark Antiope— April 27. lat 3S 14. X,
long '- 127 A 25 : W— Passed o fltts + . masted • schooner
steering east, 'eTidently.W. t 'H.'Marston. since re
ported * arrired. ;'; April 1 19/-' lat ;37 17 N. -long
137-30 1 W — Bark /Electra,-' hence -April : 14,* for
Bristol"; bay. ' ,;.->..>. .\u2666'.\u25a0;\u25a0-?/..• ~ .—.-.. . ..:
; : - TELEGRAPHIC
f: POINT. I.OBOS. April : 20. -1« p. m.— Weather
hazy; c -- wlndv northwest,"<Te!ocltyl3 miles- iwr
hour/-."'. '-.' ;.-i 1 - -• - '."\u25a0": ir't. •l. ' - -•'
- ;'; •: -.' DOMESTIC PORTS '.'\u25a0 \u0084- W.r,: ?; ; . \u25a0\u25a0
: .RBDOXDO— Arrived April 20— Stmr Despatch,
from Sth Pedro. '"> . •*. '' ' - -,
.=\u25a0': Sailed" April :^9— S<lir \V. F. Jewett. for Wjl
l*pa:^stnir Francis i Hr' Le?j:ett.* for ' San Fran
cisc^i stmr Despatch,, for San s Frauds'^). " '
•7 FORT.' BRAGG — ArriTed April '29 — Stmr
Berkeley, ." hence "April ; 28. r- "•' •
-' Sailed April 2S— Stmr Vanguard, for San.Fran
cisco.. V '\u25a0 "' '\u25a0 "\u25a0\u25a0*;• . ?\u25a0.-'-\u25a0' \u25a0 )'\u25a0' - - -.'•.- •\u25a0'•
r- PORT ' ANGELES— Arrlred "April 28- r ßr " ship
Mashona,. hence April .21,; in tow' of ."tug v Sea
\u25a0\u25a0- TATOOSH— ApriI 2».-^ 32 "in — Weather clear,
wind northeast: Teloeity, ; 4 miles "per -hour. ~~ > r ; •\u0084-
\u25a0;, Passed : In r. April 20 — Schr :- Ollrer ;; J. Olsoa.
from ' San < Diego: stmr^Callfornlan,' thence "April
20. ' *ur Seattle anil,T»coma. • - "~ A ' .. - :.
" Passed 'out AprilLi.'S-^Stmr.'-Tallae.'' from Bel
llngbam,' for San Francisco: > tug Sea. Rover, from
Port'Townsend. for fJra.Ts Harbor. '.."»
' Passed out April: 29 — Stmrjßedondo," from Ta
coma, "forßedondiv. " " .
' Passed in 'April 29-r-Br stmr Bra mley, from
Eureka,' \.f or - Port Townaend; nchr ' Luzon, from
San Diego.? \u25a0 \u25a0: •\u25a0•-:\u25a0\u25a0 ; : • • ' . - - -.{•
PORT LOS AXGEI.ES— SaiIed April »*— Schr
W. H. Talbot. for Puget sound. ;
PORT HARFORD— SaiIed April 29^-Stmr Coos
\u25a0^BJ 'Vr \u25a0 ML SL# R-a^Mf^L
Medicdl Springs a FamOy
. ; . Lake County " ,"". \u0084; \u25a0 • '. -- . , - . . : ••. •- .;-
•s A cottage under the oaks 2jt Witter Springs ; is like* a country
Home. Sariie privacy, same comforts, same conveniences and costs
half as 'much ...to "-keep lip. Then/. too, there's the AVitterwater-^ll'
you want- of it— and the advice of the resident physician as to its ;
itse. If you have a: family you should have a cottage. Write today
for booklet, and general -information. ; ,
McdnlOfGce ofthe Hotel Removed to
647cVaii Ness Avenue, San Francisco"
Witter Cures Bladder Trouble
WM GAfeIENTE
SPi?INfiS
i-^'Send;. your famjjy to the nearest
Hott Sulphur to San Fpari-
cisco. . 0\ First-class ;•; • accommodations.
Special rates to families ; no sta ging ;
f our ~Z trains i daily ';'{ f areV\ round ':•;. trip,
$h6S. Ferry, or Oakland ; two
hours* ride; ; ; THEODOR
RICH ARDS,^ Aqua Calicnte Springs,
*; Sonoma, County, Cal.
lflflitr\ wwfes^
Jj v^ Meet trains of. N.W.' Pacific at Fulton, both
morning and evening.": Round ' trip only , $3.75.'
I tfew ownership and permanent first-class man-
] afement. I Nine mineral springs and superb boat-
! in» and swimminjr. 1 Hotel .veranda and drive-*
way covered by a wild grape vine arbor that is
40 by 160 feet." "'The prettiest place in CalUornla'V
is the verdict of thousands, a Terms. $2 a day or
|12 a week: Information at Bryan's Bureau. 1T32
Fillmore St.; Peck-Judah Bureau. 789 Market St..'
or address Mark West Co.. Fulton, Cal. Opens
May Ist, l? 07. ;, .;.\u25a0:---\u25a0\u25a0.-.\u25a0-;;.. ;;*\u25a0 -..-\u25a0•-\u25a0;\u25a0 ;\u25a0; \u25a0 : ?
>JHxl# \u25a0 AAA HOT SPRINGS, Sonoma Co..
Oil A1.1.V only 4 I^2 hours from ?. F.
% IIHUUIJ and but 9 mi!es stafriuj. Mefit
\u25a0 \u25a0""^^^ tr * tas of N - w - Pac^c at Gey-
isF serville. both morning and evening. Round
jDj*. trip only *|S.lO. i Beferance : TAny *vest ol tbe
pastl2years. Terms.ic.OOa dayor $13 a -week.
tnforanation at Bryan's Bureau. 1732 Fillmore St. ;
Peck-Tudah 'i Bureau, r 789 " Market ; Street. , or ol
f. r.' Mulgrew, Skaggs. Cal. -^ v.
OWN SUMMER HOMB r AMD MFFLTD
\u25a0 ; nwriUM 8f sonwm; eaan V^J.Ar; v.-fHV^p-S
5 -"\u25a0 Equable * climate. V; Lots ; fl5 up. . r-^tiag es \u25a0 bnllt
$88 . np.i- Depot, * stores,' restauran i., hotel, phone,
post,*- express, churches i and : sawmill;* 1500 \u25a0 lota
sold:" 600 •: cottajres ;\u25a0 built. ;'- Sausalito ; ferry. -' M.
C. i MEEKER, * Camp f Meeker, ': Sonoma ; county. ;
HOTEL RAFAEL
San Rafael, Caj:yv
50 minuten from .S»n . Francisco. Ua-
derj ne-wr.S mnnafcer.iemt. The 2 beat ; nef
contmoda tlon, iri t h "££ moat -'- attractive
snrrooßiUnsfß. \u25a0 Enropenn and ; Amerloaa
pla«sj»~-v?;Wrltr'for_ terms).*-. \u25a0-.":-"• ; :--_;>:
v o \u25a0: / FRANK Jf. : : ORPIX, Mannger.
\u25a0?: \u25a0'. : : :ti.¥i!wriAi'* OPEN ..\u25a0 MAY " lmt. .-\u25a0 > \u25a0
£ Address! MRS/ L.' , C. ; CNOPIUa Vaca-
tion^ CaL'Vv '.;'-\u25a0\u25a0 ; . ; ;'. *\u25a0,' :^/'.U.K- \u25a0'\u25a0 : -*\ ' '\u25a0:' - \u25a0
I WHITE COTTAGES I
' Mountain. I *;.'" A^ home "placed forj Hbme t peo^'
ple.':irliPin«L < s •woods.i-t.Table '- first ' claw.>.-: Baths. \
2io \ consompt ires. Inquire ; 1425 ; OctaTia . St. and i
1632 1 Halght ? st..* 8. « X.." or $ Goetsche f* i
Henne. ? Angw ln.T.Cal.y; $8 Jto g $10 ; week. > \ . . v
BYRON HOT SRRINGS 1
Tbe waters cure rheumatiam^ : -the^environnieat''i4 ,
perfect— -tbe I hotel ; comfortable I and < supplied > witb [
an I naexcel led [ tabled See i Southern t Pacific 1 n for-
mation I Bureau, v ground ; floor.* James \u25a0: Flood .\u25a0 b We. ,
Peck Jndah Co.. 78!) Market St., or address hotel:
H Prettiestl ln?A pril >and 1 May.*^ Clima teTaataral
tonic * and* ißvlsjprator.'aw Resldeflca **» S3 S5 years.
WOOOWOBTH^k » MULLBR, * %U :• . Helena. k CaU .
Bay} -for -San Frajjclsco; .sttor • Bonlta,. nance
- *^Ax"boX— ArriTed'Aprif ft^Schr.Eaby, hence
XOOS "BAY— ArriTei *Aprin29-^-Scnr:XoTel»y/ '
from : San P*dro: " sehr % Esther -. Bnhne, r hence •
April 15.- •-:..'. '-->-. \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0- "•' " ._,,
!-"\u25a0 - ArriTed' April ' -JU— Bktn^yfrestfer." hence j Aprtl
18:«tmi-M.-F. Plant.'bence April 2--V. V A
ABERDKEX— ArriTed r April 29-^Stmr vSt#9.
hence April .26: - ptmr. Qninalt. hence April JO.
\u25a0 Sa lied April :»-^Stmr. CentralU," for San Fraa
clsco:'stnir.Wasp.'for. Monterey.' »._ -'f N
• SEATTLE— SaiIed April ' 27— Stair .\JTaUon. . for
San; Francisco; stmr City, of ! Seattle, for Skag-
ArriVed ADrll 28— Stmr'Meteor. "hence April 24.
'? BATMONI>^AiTiTed AprU 29— 'Schr , James A.
Garflelir -hence April -14. - • . -J '
-ECKKKA— ArriTed April 29— Stmr^San r«dro.
hence : Apri l' 27 :' stmr F. A. Kltbnrn. from Port
land.'for San Francisco. •' "•-• - .'
. ArriTed 'April 20^-Stmr City of Toweka. hence
April 2S;:s«cfcr'-Arcata; hence' April 27.
- Sailed April - 2&--Stnir , ; Greenwood, for aan
Francisco.- 4 \u25a0— — ; - '.' \u25a0 "• - S"
^gANTA-; BARBARA— ArriTed April 20^-Snnr
Santa Rosa, hence April 28.'.' \u25a0 ,-- -• _ -
-Sailed; April ;2&— Stmr- Santa rßosa. for; Sam
Dl«>jro and - way \u25a0 ports. -•\u25a0 -. •• • - k
SAN* PEDRO— ArriTed 'April 2»— Stmr- Roan
oie. hence April 27: stmr Samot. hence AprU 27.
SOCTHiBKXD-rSailed; April 28— Schr H. D.
Bendlxseni- for San: Francisco. r v.f- ' -
\u25a0 . ArrlTod April 2S— <Stinr. Northland, from Asto
ria.'.-. \ - \u25a0\u25a0 - '\u25a0- - .'" -'-<:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0 -
i; Arrive April = 2»— Schr Meteor, from San Pe
dro;: se hr F. 1 8. - Redlleld, from ! San Petlro. '
- Sailed April 27— Telpln. - . \u25a0 _^"
: ASTORIA— ArriTed April 2&— Stmr O. W.
EMer.'hence>Ar»ril 26. ,
' Safled'April 2!>— Bktn Chehalls, for Saa Fran
cisco,
ArriTed April 29— Ship' Eclipse, from San t»»
dro: > stmr - Whlttier. from Port Harfosdr srtr
Melrose. from San \ Pedro; -bfctn J. » M. . Orlfftth.
hence April 15; IBr ship Zinita. from - Antwerp
(reported in>; schr Sailor Boy, , hene» April 135
schr'Ann!^ Larsen, hence -April. 17; Ger bt Tel
lus. from Leith. - •
ISIJkND PORTS - >
HONOLIILU— ArriTed April 29— Stmr China,
from- Honskong. . Tfa.^* Yokohama, for San-Fran
cisco: stmr Korea.' hence April 23. for Honjkoj?.
Tla Yokohama. • \u25a0*.- * : ' • '.- .•
r - Arrired -April 20 — S<-hr Helene. h»nee April 10.
: ArrlTad' Aprtt" S&Sr 'utmr ; : Scottish' Monarch,
from '.>eweasfle.- Australia. • ; •* ~'\
- Sailed April 29 — Stmr -Korea, for Yokohama :
stmr; China., for .San .Francisco; . Br aalp Locb
GarTe, for — — \u25a0\u25a0• -\u25a0 \u25a0- •\u25a0'':
. . EASTERN PORTS
-DELAWARE .BREAKWATER— Passed April
28 — Stmr \u25a0 Hawaiian, from < PhUadelphU. for
Pnerto Meiico, and not as bef<M> reported.
\u25a0-.•\u25a0•._\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 FOREIGN PORTS-
V SHIELDS— SaiIed April 23— Fr ship Alice, for
San ' Francisco. ' ' .-.\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0. \u25a0 \u25a0 .'
; ROTTERDAM— SaiIed April 27— Ger ship
Altair, for San Francisco. '*
- 'YOKOHAMA— ArriTed April \u25a0 29-^-Jap Vetmr
Honpkong^laru. hence April 10. .
•Sailed ; April 28 — Stmr .Monsolia, . f or " Saa
Francisco.- .'..-.
... CORONELr— ArriTAd April, s—-Xor5 — -Xor stmr S&rk,
from- Swansea, for San Francisco." • - • \u25a0 *
KOBE— An-Ired April s— Dutch stmr Tromp,
from Yokohama, for Port Townwml. ,. .
GIBRAX.TAR— Passed April 2S— Br stmr Teu
cer. from Tacoma. for LlTerpool.
-MURORAX— SaiIed April 28— Stmr M. S. Dol
lar, for Taku bar.-. , '-^ - ' -\ - - - .
ACAPCLCO^-Sailed April 26— Stmr Ctty of
Para, for Ancon. 'iSPMdw&rtßwfefSsfbßjßj '.' -r . \
- -OCEAN STEAMERS
DOVER— ArriTeil. April" 2»— Stmr -Fraland.
from New i York, for Antwerp an.l proceeded.
I'LYMODTH— ArriTed April \u25a0« 2»— Kron Priaa
\u25a0Wllbelm, from .New-. York, for Cherbourg snd
Bremen, and proceeded. , \u25a0" ' -v. •;. ;
Sailed April 29— Stmr Graf Waldersee.. for
-*. GIBRALTAR— ArriTed April 29— Stmr Princess
Irene; 'from New York,; for Naples -and -Genoa,
and proceeded. -. ,*. - \u25a0 _v • , .
• BOULOGNE— SaiIed April 29— Stmr Byndam,
for New. York. < ,•>...• 1- \u25a0'. ' :. ..':»•;• .:".'•.
VACATION W
ISSUED BT THE
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
, . SUCCESSOR. TO.
CALIFORJ^A NORTHWESTERN; RAIL WAT
AND NORTH SHORE \'. RAILROAD
THE PICTC RESQDE RODTE OF \u25a0 CALIFORNIA
% ISNbWRL4DYP)RDISTRIBUnON
GIVING FCLL INFORM ATIO.N
IX REGARD TO
CAMPINGSROTS, THE LOCA-
TION, ACCOMMODATIONS,
ATTRACTIONS, :ETC;OE : MIN-
ERALSPRING RESORTS AND
COUNTRY :HOMES AND
FARMS WHERES U"M MER
BOARDERS ARE^ TAKEN.
WITH OF BOARD.
$7.00: AND UPWARDS PER
\u25a0WEEK.
To bVhadat Ticket .Offices. Ferry BnlMlnjr, foot
" of Market stroet; and Room OS'S. James FJood
: . Buildin-j (Gsneral Offlces>. Saa Francisco.
Inquiry by mail will brinr aa
-\u0084;.,» ..- . * \u25a0 .immediate response.' -
JAS.'fAGLER. J.-J/GEART./
\u0084 Gen. Msn; jer. Acting Gen. Pass. * Frt.'Ajt*
HONOLULU
FOR YOUR— —
ip^VAGATiPN
-f Steamers of- Oceanic Llae sail e.»err 10 days.
The i splejdld s S. '«-: .S.- ' Sierra • now - runs " locally ito
Hawaii.- altematlnj "wiUi • S.I S. Alamerla. ThW
Slves -increased facilities to booi homeward pas-
cai;e from '\u25a0\u25a0 Honoinlu. \u0084 Every s one "• should - make
this most deliithtfiil of tgps. Book now and get
the. best: accommodations. .. .Ton* will. find, a-gen-
erons", welcome in 'the :i»lacd».v- There's" nothing
that. compares to it. Sailing* April 30,: May 11,
May 2S, Jnne l.\- .' , \u25a0 ' - \. \ ' .
--. i Office - 673 .Market St., • San Francisco. Trie-
phone^TemporarT.-l^l^nSSjSssßssHssi 1
iIpTEIP BELVEDERE
? Ready for Knests. Ample a ocom monition «..%">\u25a0*
annex. Prirate bat bs. Csfc in *f. batnlny. boating
Address MRS.-'Ar,T.-MOORB."; BKDTEDERE.,
\u25a0/ ohoteC ;bon; air ; ;;
Located Tin tthe '» heart of ; Ros»" v Valley,''"«s \ mln-
irtes 5 from t San s Francisco.'* Ideal | home j f oe ' ba»l -
ness ) men ' and * families, i Terms ) reasonable.' ' Ad>
dress • BTRASSBDRGEP. * \u25a0> RARKER. P. O.
Larkspur, 'Cal. -" \*- <• \u25a0;•..=\u25a0-• J- \u25a0>\u25a0 . \u25a0
fHE'kMiLWORTH
Mill Valley.. 60 minutes from. San Krsnclsco.
Superior accommodations. Freaeh ' ebef. V .
\u0084.:-.'.. r: - \u25a0.:-\u25a0\u25a0 MRS. -.Q.V.GRTJSS. Prpprietor.:;
;arro^ead hot springs
\u25a0 Soutnera S Cai iforalaiTele va tl«i»l 2,000 feet?' wVt'ci
106 1 degTpes, natural steam -and' mud ' bath*.' new
hotel.*,,'- Write : for i booklet or •\u25a0 call* at BRYAN'S,
IT32J FILLMORE ii"*.'; SAN
LAWREKCE VllXA— Ronom* ' f»mlly resort)
Ke?r buUdin-rs; plrstT ef ahisie; bns da.il/ ta
aot tpria«i; "ft day; $& *•*%. : iSLfaUUEIu. '
ARMOUR CAR LINE WILL
BE SUED BY NEBRASKA
Company Claims .It Is Not
Under Jurisdiction of ;
' • r Commission
LINCOLN. Neb.." April. 29.— Che Ar
mour ear line company, in, a letter,\t©
the -state , railway^ commission mad»
public this evening, declined to '-file
its schedule of rates.
. .The general counsel of the company
.wrote in response -to a notice sent out
by the commission^tbat . he > bad "tried ,
to give the law a broad interpretation"
but that as -the -Armour, line, did Its
business exclusively; with the railroads'
>nd . not with, the '\u25a0- public generally. .h»
did not consider* that it came 'under
the commission's 'jurisdiction.
The \u25a0 commission is insistent and has
turned .the matter over to the attorney
general.
DVXAMITE WRECKS BriU3IXG9
CETTINJE. April S9.— On« person was
killed and thirty seriously Injured aun-'
day night by an explosion of dynamlta
at the karbor works at Antivari on th«
Adriatic. .Th- buildings suroundins th»
harbor w*orka were badly damaged and
th« telegraph lines wers wrecked.
COftttKTH *. GETS > SXW TJUAL— Omitmd.
April - 29. — Manuel Conelra. conTletM rwati?
oa a felony charge. preferred. by Soatta Ol*rrira
or Center* Ule, ,waa granted a new trial today. by
Judge Harris.
YOKOHAMA— 3*I2*I AprU 33— Stmr Tansta*.
<«r Tacooa. • J*mi*gt%&!r&S&^nfff^m&^d
. ROTTERDAM— ArriTed April 2&— Stms Pota
' dam. from New York. - ji«^tw<t|(jMi<psfjy»aß
, HAMBURG^-Anirtd April 27— Stmr Katwrla
August* Victoria,- from }»ew Tork. • \u25a0 '
• srDNET. N. - S. W.— Sailed April 24— Stm*
Germantcus, for Saa ' Francisco. • •-;
OlflTDE— Salted AprU 2T— atmr Nlngehow. tot
Turn mm i ijiii jpi WnJp«^W* B M *al>>> aa V | slßßWssl
. BRKMEN— Sa2ed April 28-iStmr Raein, for
New Tort. .
.NEW- YOBK— Arrired April 29 r -Stmr " Nord
land. from Rotterdam and . Boulogne. -
Memornad*
j
\u25a0
• Per schr' W. H. Marstoo—On Feb 13. boun*
from Sao • Praaciseo *to \u25a0 Honolulu. ' frlsted th»
rudder head in m. SE" sale. - ; \u25a0 • . •*- <-
Per »tmr Sute*«f. Califomta.,from San Diego.
April 2» —Oa April 29. 109 miles from San Fraa
clsco, passed steamer. San Mateo. frou> Sallaa
Crui. for 'San Francisco. »". • - .* ,* •
SEATTLE. April 29.—.The steamer Xorthwest
ern.'prerionsly reported ashore on the *onthe**t
end,of La Touche .island, southeast af AUii«,
iba^vbeen floated and arrlred at VaMes today.
Pumps, can. keep the Tesset free. Th« \u25bc•»••• t
was t floated by blowing up the rocks on walcb
it was lybi?. .-. • .. • . •*•-. }
BERMUDA. April 24— In port, schr Wllllaia
MottinghaEn.from New Tork. for Seattle, repair
ing, was. prf'TfouslT' r»porte«i at tnls'port wltli
rudqer. and decks dama>'«a la heavy weather. \u25a0-
PARAISb
HOT SPRIGS
,XEW OWXKRStJIP ASD MAXAGS3IEXT.
GBA3ipEST.ASD MOST ACCESSIBLE OT^ALL
RESORTS. -\' .• . f-V?.-"
ONI.T. 7 , MILES OP. BEAUTIFUL : SXAGIMO.
:-,.-; WATEES ,.' .1 ..A KDED - FIRST PRIZE :AT
: . st. zoms. \u25a0 •• ! "
j Natural l»ot soda;. . salpiur. , plunge and tab
j baths. 104 to US degrees, for rheumatism aad
i all swmaea troubles..: Ir.in and af«eaic. Altit»l<»
t4O« feet. . Swim-Eta* tsn*. hnnting. fin* flsoln?.
howling. . tenni*. eruodet <tartctn«; • ga». Extert
masseurs. ,Koua-l trip $$. V"at«-» SIO.SO to 116.
lafpn&atioo. at S. P. C*.' w.H. FT. XIcGOWav.
Prop-, - Para l*»o". Springs. Monterey . connry-. Cal.
Mlendome
V HOTEL
; SAN. JOSE
Open tor Guests,
Wednesday
Evening
Gilroy Hot Springs
; Quality -of the Waters.
-.Competent Masseurs,
Excellent Table.- :
' Neatness of, Rooms,
\u25a0 Are the ' features of - these famous SprtqaM,
Send for booklet to W..J. McDOXALD. Pr-tp.
RED WOOD JR ETREAT
Alt. 1,000 ft.: built, among beautiful tro-m*.
The - finest - location in Santa Cms mountains;
plenty of frnit: amusement hall; .. fwtmmUj-c
tank : . ' bliliardu an J ; other dtrersions "' free ; ;, to
guests: mineral sprinisi: fljb'.n-:: new fr«e -vaca-
tion, plin. ?S to $t'» por week. Phone or. ad.
dress -R. F. j Warhaatt. R. D. 2S, Gliroy. CaL
: - MJ. {VIEW; RANCH HOTEL :
And cortazes In the monn tains near Santm ' Crst, :
First : class . table; : ctobroom ; dancinc parlltoa ;
bowline, croquet; rates $*J - and Sl<>: \u25a0 carr!aa>
fare: $1.25 ronml trip. Send for booklet. * TOST
PHILLIPS, Prop., Santa Cra*. CiL
BEACH HILL INN
. Best location on Eeacb. Hill. Santa Cms. En-
Urged' sine* . last season. ' OTerlookln* b«aeh«an(i
Casino. - Lsrxe Grounds. Rooms handsomely, and
artisticaUy- fnrnlshe4. 'Handsomest- dining rooua
in , Santa * Crnz- Write • for bootut and • ntia.
I HA>TiY v SANATORIUM "~
At Santa Cruz by tite sea. Mudera treatm«nts,
with electricity and massage. Graduated nurs**.
Medirnl and sarsical putitats recelred from all
practicing physician*. • Rates • from . $2oper w««k
npward. For particulars writ* M 139 M.^'J.
HANKY. , Santa Craz.- Cal. : .
HOLD YOUR BAGiQAQE ;CHECKS:
Until yob ; raach^ S«nta* Crnz - and tel»phon# t/>
CRAIG'S EXPEESS. phone -Red 1161. or :!«•»•
ronr checks at Howe's .Vfiiste Stor*, 168 Paetflo
ar.; Santa • Cruz. Agency for *th<» : S. T. Call.
Reasonable rates.' Residence phone Red <1361."
EL PIZMO BEACH
Write 'for Book.
EL. .PIZ3IO>CO^
_ \u25a0\u25a0;- \u25a0* PI who, Cal. ~'~/\ > ...:.»;;\u25a0
TAHITI
THE CEAKJaTHG SESO2T OF TK2 SOtJTH
" - SEAS ; ;
The land of oread tf rdt. escoaasts and ; taw«
eri.\ Clement Wragt*^ ia "The ;SoinaßC«; v ef
tie.Souta Bea», w .say»: ? ~,\
\u25a0 "Tahiti -is < th» . island of ' tae * godet ?e«pU
don't > know. '. thar ~ aa.Te no ; ooncap uon of . ' tfce>
; glories of tints islands. The gleb« trotter follo-w*
' tae.beatea track »ad, li*ves out this fasoiaeriss;
not. One tiou'd go . net oaly for tho short ' stay
taat lie steamer - remaias ,is ; port, ' but • stay .
ever. a steamer and beeom* acquainted -with the
aative* - in * their ; pid tur«tque - -eillages , and > Ttait
H. S.MAHirO^A sails May 21 and July*!.';
Eedueed \u25a0 rate. 5125 .\u25a0\u25a0 fwr^ rouod - trip. .„ Send - for
fold«*r to 677 Market at. -- TeK Temporary 133 ft., ».
WccS^Cali,sl per Year.
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