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The Call's Selections
J. R. Jeffcry
Flr«t mo* — Heather Scott.
Rustler, Herlves.
Second raco— Rird of Pas»aa;e,
AaVonassar, lUd He.marrt.
Third race — Speaker' Fontana.
Crc.ton Boy, My Choice.
Fourth race — Eacalaate, Monrr
Moss, GenmelL
Mfth racej — Fair racoi. First
Peep, Trecsare Seeker.
Sixth race — Lord of the Vale,
; Sycamore, Cdith James.
Entries at Emeryville
The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
O ,£ I . RST RACE— Fire furlong*, sellins; 2 year
«"4 "AJtair (Clifford* in?
»12 Kaile Rains (Dunn) ..... "vo
•'*\u25a0+ Herire« (Schrciberl 109
S>« f I< '« thf T S«>tt (Oakland stable* 103
»25 Import <Healr> ' .. no
S4ft Swgjyerlator <St»ire) .; y '112
<S22tRi>tler iPomcroj-) "lJ"
«14 'Jockey Mounee (Fountain) ...!l01
SECOND EACE— One and a fifteenth, se'lins
' 5 T-par <»ids and upward : .
ftjr. T>1r<1 of rass»|:» <BBrthr:m) 107
KS6 •Tarnpan <ReaIity stable) -.. 107
K07 S#> t Air <Scs Air HaWfi 103
**•? Royal. Bed (Wallace & Ha«t!nc*>. . . . .107
»15 Potrwo Grande iWalkrr i McKenn1p).107
*-a> Chpi-But iIjvp O»k stable) 110
S15 Nabocassar (firej-) no
WB Utilc Joker <Wi!snn» .... 107
£1» Bed Rrymrd IMiUer & Co.) nilllOT
ft?2 Jprwiba »F.nsr»=trom^ 1«5
PH» Adirondack iStunnnni **"'"lOS>
VT9 Cloverland <J. A. Mtaray) IIIIllO
THIRD RACE— FSte aa«J a half fnrlon«
pi:r«>: 4 rrar olrtfi and upward:
Piata ( V.s!lisr:sr-n ' 1a 1 ;
9% Cisdrto «Fnu»tslai "105
B« ri Bprnado (OaktroM stock farm) .!.".I07
S0« Mascdo <Rti!!y & Co.) • no
«>*>*.lon Boy (Offutr) 110
ftl^ ?jx>«k<ir Fontana <Ramser) 110
P51 H.>rwi!n <Ri->*| .."..... 105
• nr,0 M*rip H (Jud?»» & Co.» 105
PIS Smithy Kan* (Hall & Marthall) 107
* C 3 St. Deo!* iYonk«>> 107
»"5 «»»a 1-ad <Cainc) 110
SSCi7 My Cioice <A1 Goodin) 105
. FOCRTH RACE — Futurity eoan>e, pnrse;. 3
year old* and upward:
94$ Bjnjvwal <D«Tidi«m> 1C5
.... S»n AlrUu> (Sobra Vista stable) VH
KlrkftoM B»>)!e ij. M. Stokf^) 93
UJ4 Ercalantp (Psttoa & Co.» JI3
W!3 Ann* Brtl* (M. D. Miller) 105
' 129 Cliolk Hedrl^k (Dealy & Co.) ....110
Tottenham <W. II. Moore) 110
n.'< f.wmi'll <Po!k» W
W«a Jo* Coyne Ol'-Caffcrtyi 1«"
J>4« Bribery <OfTutO 105
2« Lnreiie «Fl«>tTr <i»> Lt» stable) 10S
tiiT^jiMouey Muss <A1 «ioodin) ..110
FIFTH RACE — One and a fixteenth miles,
wJJingr: 3 rear o!ds:
*77 -Gslvo^tonUn <H. G. Bedwoll) ..10. 1 ?
?« Areourt «HcniT» ...105
"First Ppep (A. G. Pnnlapl 102
W3 Bnn Viranr «T>aTi«>« & Co.» lftT#
«?3 *B:snr**> C <Po'.k> 102
\u25a0Sil Gold I^Vlif* (OHv*. OroTe «Uble) ....1C5
B29 'Tr^BKure Seeker «J. Ryan) 107
ni-0 "Fair Fap.t <Um»mant 103
1»44 Tftantin <But!eri 103
SIXTH RACK — One and a sixteenth tnilM.
p;irse; yr«r olds and upward:
P41 Syramore iMertlni 100
RT«3 Mi»n?hal Xo.r (MeljnishUn> U3
P41 TX'rb James <J. Anngtrongl 107
S*9 l^d.r Fashion <F.no*> A 111
*45 Rofi M XJ <f;oodchild> 107
S7R Ojrob* «Coffey« ...11C
SS7 Mil«hora (T«sn»rt 85
93S MIk* Jordan (Guttrr) 113
t»4I Lord of tlw Vale «Hea!y) 110
•Apprentice all<iwan<*e.
CARAYENO CHARGES
BRIBERY OF WITNESS
Slayer of Kantopoulos Is
Granted Continuance
by Judge Cook
Constantino Carayeno, who was
charged with the murder of John Kan
topoulos snd convicted of manslaughter
in Judge Cook's court, "was granted a
continuance of sentence until May 20
yesterday on his assertion that one of
the witnesses in his favor had been
spirited away by the friends of the dead
man. Judge Cook, in granting the con
tinuance, warned Carayeno that It
would po hard with him if he were
merely playing for time.
Attorney Brennan, representing the
defendant, informed the court that his
client had told him that John Dervis,
who could testify that Carayeno had
killed Kantopoulos in self defense, had
been given $200 to leave the state and
was now in "Washington. Carayeno
claims that Dervis was threatened with
death if he remained and testified in
his favor. The governor of Washing
ton will he asked for extradition
papers for Dervis on the charge of con
tempt of court.
DIVORCE RECORD
OAKLAND. May 9. — Clara M. Fitz
patrick has been granted an Interlocu
tory decree of divorce from J. H. Fitz
patrick on the ground of neglect and
extreme cruelty. Tbe husband was or
dered to pay 375 a month alimony. Edna
Patton received a final decree of di
vorce from Joseph H. Patton on the
ground of desertion today. She was
given the custody of her minor child,
waggle Sta.Ua filed suit for divorce
against Harry Statia, alleging that on
one occasion he threatened to break her
neck.
REDUCED FARE ANNOUNCED
Arrangements have been made for
reduced railroad rates for those wish
ing to go to Santa Clara to witness the
"Passion Play." Special trains will
leave May la and 16 at 7:45 o'clock in
the evening from Third and Townsend
streets, stopping only at Valencia
street. Other special trains will leave
at 12:15 p. m. Thursday and 6:45 p. m.
Saturday, returning immediately after
the performances. The fare on the spe
cials will, be |1.2 a for the round trip.
An open rate of one and one-third fare
is granted from ail points.
TAKES TOO MUCH BROMIDE
ROSS VALLEY, May 9. — In the hope
c* alleviating an attack of neuralgia
Miss Alice Blake took an overdose of
bromide on Wednesday and narrowly
escaped death. Mrs. H. C. Hodgers, a
cousin, on entering Miss Blake's room
shortly afterward 'discovered her pros
trate on the floor.
SEVERS WRIST ARTERY
SAN RAFAEL. May 9— Deputy Cor
oner J. L, Morrison narrowly , escaped
bleeding to death yesterday. Morrison
was using a heavy pruning knife in
cutting away rose-bushes In .his yard.
The knife slipped and severed the ar
tery in bis left wrist/- Several, hours
elapsed before a physician "arrived and
stopped the flow of blood.
BARN AND SHED BURNED
OAKLAND. May 9. — Fire originating
from some unknown cau*e~destroye4 a
barn and wagon shed at* the home of
"William Schroder, an ; expressman, at
:.4 6 Thirty-fifth street, tonight Th©
horses were in the barn, but were
saved. Schroder's loss' was approxl-
mateljr $1,500. ,
ICHAEGE EMPLOrES— W*rriJ»U were «e«ur«l
frora Pollce r Jßdjse Ctbanlo yesterday by the
M"CoUousrh nrorlrion companr.' JSBsi;V«j«>«t.
\u25batreet, tar tbe arrest of two of tbeir coUectors.
Frank Thorpe and Ml!** P. Smith, on a c barje
of UXtttr embe«l*»«>nt. . Tborp* id accoa^l of
-mbftznox *C 2on Mar 1 1 and k Smith *Ith *nj
***<iit>r 172 on Mar */ '
GLORIFIER RUNS FIRST
IN RICH METROPOLITAN
Twenty; to One Shot Fights
It Out With bkenite
and Roseben
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK; May 9.— J. .. H. McCor
mlck's Glorjfler, winner of the Cartejr
handicap, came right back today and
; won the first ot the big racing events
iof the year, the Metropolitan handl
: cap, at Belmont park. The 'New • Or
i leans campaigner finished two lengths
ahead of Okenite, an added starter, and
the great Roseben was third. The time
for the mile was l:*o .4-5./.
GloriSer was an outsider in the bet
ting and went to the post at 20 to 1.
Okenite was rated at the same figure
for a time, but went to the post at
i 10 to 1.
Glorlfler won in a hard drive. With
the exception of Sewell running, out]
at the head of the stretch, the race
was truly run and the victory went to
the best horse. '. considering the condi
tion of the track, r
Roseben, the heavily played favorite,;
was off in a good position and, after fol- |
lowing the pace to the stretch, took
the lead, only to lose it, as the mile
was a little too far for him. Roseben i
carried a ton of the public's money, but;
Sewell. Dandelion, J. C. Core and sev
eral others were liberally supported, j
Summary: *
First race— Six furlongs, handicap, S year olds
and upwards \u0084. - \u25a0
Odds. Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Finl«h.
4-I— Oraculum (Garnot).... J.lOfi 5 5 12
3-I— Jafc Atkln (J. Martin).. ll3 3 2.22
2-I— Athlete <Miller)._ 115 2 3 3 4
Time — 1 :14. Cre^staa 10P, Horace E 101, Dun
vallo 90, Faust 67, also ran.
Second race — Four end "a half furlongs, 2 year
olds: - .
Odds. Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Finish.
6-I— Sanpilne (Mi11er)...... 115 4- .3-1 h .
l»-5— Fordello (Notteri. 112 7 1 2 4
2-I— M. Robert <L.Wnilamß)ll2 2 4 3 3
Time — :54 3-d. Ktnjr Cobalt 115. • George Cons!-'
dine 115. . Complete 112. Smoker 115, iv.i'l
Gone 122, Kiss's Plate 112, Manbelmer 112.
> Eruption 112, also ran. "
Third race — One mtle. the Metropolitan handi
cap. $10,000 added, 3 year olds and upward : ;
Odd*. Hnm and Jockey. . XV t. St. »i . Finish, i
20-I— filorlfler fGarnrr) 119 11 2 1 l^i
10-I— Okenite (Brussein 99 2 6 2 2
1 S-s— Bweb«j <J. Martin)... 124 5 1 3 h
Time— l :4o -4-5. ' N>slnn 114. DcaUabilla 110. Oo
Betwoen 122. Superman 100. J. C. tore UJi,
W. H. Carey 118. Tokalon 115. First Premium"
109, Dandelion 119. Blandy 111, Sewell 102,
Bat Mastemm, also ran. :
\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0. ~~~~- .\u25a0- .?:».\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•->" ~-s.'''-
Fourth race — Th«. Xe*r York steeplechase, '
I about two mfl«, 4 y«ar olds and upward:
Od'ls. Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. % Finish.
7-5 — Grandpa (Stone). ......153 4 1 13 ;
: 7-1 — Sanclus (Dnpee).l 132 fi 2 .2 1
15-1 — Mr. McCann (Grantland)l32 7 3 3 R
Time^-4:20. Rocket 132. Sir Tristan 132. Ply j
ne<r 148, Fallaueen 14«. Dick Shaw 132, Ban
nell 132, Pagan Bey 153, also ran. .
Fifth race — Peren furloncs, selling, 3 ye«
olds:
O«ids. Horse end Jockey. VTt. St. Etr. FinUn,
5-1 — Pontoon (Notter» lftS 5 1 13
S-s— llnvNeedlea (Miller). . .106 4 4 23
20-I— Ambush (Uorner) 10S 2 S 3h '.
Time— l :2ft 4-5. BromU 100, Darto 103. Muck
Rake 103. WinKton 103. Sam Bernard 100, Dr.
J. F. Aitkcn 103, Allonby 111, also ran.
Sixth race — Seren furlongs, selling. 3 year olda
and upward: : '
Odds. Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Finish.
1-s— Keator (Gamer) 115 3 1 11
5-I— «olden Weot (G. Burns) SR "2 2 2 2
12-1 — Star Cat (Swain) ...92 13 3
Time — 1:29. Only three starters.
BULLY IS VANQUISHED
BY DOUGHTY JANITOR
Teddy -'Wolf -Saves Proprie
tors of Saloon From
Harm
The hardy fist of doughty -Teddie
Wolf, a janitor at police headquarters,
averted a tragedy in the saloon of La
borle & Loustalli, Post and Fillmore
streets, late Wednesday night. Wolf
entered the saloon just as a big burly
man was in the act of covering the two
terror stricken 1 proprietors with: a.revolver.a.rev
olver. The janitor knows something
of the pugilistic : art, and he slipped
quietly up to the big fellow and struck
him a crushing-blow \u25a0on the jaw.
The bully staggered back in a dazed
condition and groped his wiiy out of
the saloon into tbe arms of two special
policemen. He claimed that he had
been assaulted in. the saloon and point
ed to his bleeding mouth. The two po
licemen rushed into- the place and in
sisted upon placing .Wolf under arrest.
While he and, the "proprietors were ex
plaining the facts the vanquished gun
flghter disappeared. The conduct of
the policemen will be investigated hy
the commission. -
It appears that the stranger walked
into the saloon and. asked for a drink.
While one of the proprietors turned to
serve him he whipped out the'revol
ver.'
MAKES SELECTIONS OF
INSURANCE COMPANIES
School Board of Oakland Decides on
What Concerns It Will Give
Its Business To
OAKLAND, May 9, — The finance com
mittee has reported to ttie board of
education that the; following 25 insur
ance companies have been selected Bto
be given- equal shares In the $450,000
of insurance .on the Oakland 'schools,
the amount for each being $22,500:
Northern of London, -Underwriters : .of
New. York, Pennsylvania," Firemen's"
fund, Royal, Queehi Connecticut;'^lnsur
ance Company of North America,' Phoe
nix .of London, Phoenix of L&artford,
Atlas, California,^ Springfield,- Union
Assurance of .London,": Alliance of Phil
adelphia,. Aetna,YHome of .New; York,
London, "Liverpool .'and Globe, Provi
dence of .Washington and' New Zealand:
The " board \ first asked Expert! L." G.
Jones to submit a list. of. 20, r of ' the
strongest companies, but these did not
contain - all* the ; companies * that the
board:, desired to : place the insurance
with. Jones 'was 'asked to
submit 1 another list, of 20. ;' Neither ,of
these contained i the name of the J"ire
men's Fund, so the committee added It.
THIS SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
IS ACCUSED OF INSANITY
Canvasser for Magazines Charges
the Prisoner; With \ Smashing
Lot of Office Fixtures V
OAKLAND, . May , S.-T-Condltions . ap
proximating' r those; -.which • result from
the; proverbial': meeting: of \u25a0 Greek "with
Greek J were, P.' L.
Rourke, a : subscription • agent, .< invaded
the office recently: ofjE/E-Salle,* a'can
vlsaer ", for. "magazines.;" Rourke is ; ac
cused of' having- broken ,up tSalle'sf of
fice \u25a0 fixtures .Vitli • aValedge! hammer.o n
that . occasion,', and Salle r e taliat ed by
placing <a ; charge *of
bln_*: Rourke appeared '\u0084 before ;. Judge
Ogden • today. to have a time set f or th e
examination, and ; in tim a ted that . he was
ih.hiscupi rather- than out; of his; mind
at'the time. -
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' EAILEOAD IXCOEPORATES— The Del \u25a0 Monte
Soa thrrn railroad company . filed * articles ' of la
corporation rertwd*y- , - Tbe : :, capt taiira tinn -.*• la
$_50,000 and the : «ab*Tib«-« \u25a0 are -.W.t J. ~z Hoteh
kSss, \u25a0 rx«j)s TU us and iE. M. liotchktt s of - Berke
le.r.. J; < ». ' Pprix : «f * FraltTale . and J. *W. Eddr
«_' rort £____»-. w ' "Bl>fffßßißn<m?rty*hf
THEwSaM-FBA^CISCO CALL, FRIDAY.; JJAY:: mMfi.
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Harbcir GpFnrnissioner E)e
clares .Belt Railroad a'^Joke
At the meeting of harbor board
yesterday af ternbon -J . Commissioner.
Dennlson declared 'that % the/ rail
road,; operated by A the .• stated had i been
a subject for: mirth In | railroads circles
for, a number , of years,' and I . that* lt was
the purpose of the new, board, to
a radical- change. , He' likened , the* oej t
railroad : management J, to Van r'Augean
stable, and for the : purpose \u25a0 otficlean
ing It out % DennisonV proposed - t the
pointment \u25a0 of •-rJohn-Burnham.i of -the
Southern Pacific ; railroad ; as *. successor
to E. H. Shoemaker as -superintendent
of the belt road. -. ".-\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 "'r \u25a0'"'*\u25a0
".The belt, railroad has been Henry J.
Crocker's especial: hobby 'since *hls ap
pointment Tas. a.; harbor,; commissioner.
Crocker; appointed ShoernakeriaridHrh-,
agined that he arid I the \u25a0 superintendent
had effected .great preforms. ;.y Crocker
was greatl y surprised \ when '• tho ; secre-;
tary ;-_. read Shoemaker's' resignation,
and , dumfounded' /-;when'". Dennlson
turned himself loose . in straight from
the shoulder' criticism! V •'-
Crocker arose ±to « Shoemaker's
fense and ' demanded >an ~ explanation \ot
his resignation. ;Presldent7Stafford ; : L Was
unable to etilighten^ Crocker ''beyond
saying that he believed':, there 7, were
personal reasons.
In presenting: Burnham's-ndme,"l>en
nison said that he had never met Burn
ham until tlie day" before, but haitliln^
vestigated his record and\ was satis*
fled that he was ;ai practical railroad
man.
!'I want Mr. Burnh'am; to-go lnto^this
office ' unhampered," /said . " pennlson,
"and I. want- him left /alone.'* If 1 any
body along the water;; front ,;ini tho
state "employ "interferes, with Mr." Burn
ham he, will hear,; from J me.*; , If : Mr.
Burnham does ; not v'make * good" jI ; will
know it ; as [ soon :as "anybody • and will
use-, all my influence; to .procure "his
dismissal. ' There will benoipolitlcsin
the manageraenti of the belt. railroad."
Commissioner Stafford -secondedj Den-'
nlson's; motion-, to accept .Shoemaker's
resignation and appoint : Burnharh;;,ln
his place, and ; Henry J.: Crocker': had
lost the sole remaining patronage' that
had been left to; him-, as a* holdover
commissioner. :
The expected, flood of petitions' from
occupants of buildings ; on -the^bulk
heads, protesting: against; the^board'B
order to .vacate,^ Is \ pouring ( in,V and 'j a
number of petitions.;' letters 'begging
«ti audience' and ;other communications
were read by- Secretary Thorpe. w Wlth
the reading of ; eaclv, communication
Commissioner Dennlson's jaw stiffened
and there - stole -over his .» face 'I a grlni
smile that foretold disappointment to
the- supplicants. . . ; . \u25a0 :;
"The Inland packet company was giv
en permission to : erect a blinker .- and
derrick "for • handling ' gravel' on ' the
bulkhead of . Howard .street wharf 3. ;
- Plans and Specifications were ap
proved and ordered 'advertised for two
wharves at 'Central , basin", 1 the- esti
mated cost of which. will be $56,000.
For Special Duty During;' Strike
\u25a0 Captain Dodge,, commander* 'of the
revenue cutters Golden Gateand'Hart
ley, has put the latter boat; on special
duty during the car' strike) for'.the-ac
commodation of- -customs ofllcials; '. JJt
Is neoessary to send Inspectors j to^Hunt
ers • Point! and other ; remote : f parts -of
the water; front, 7 and i.;in vi ,thei present
state of affairs j these distant details in
volve great hardships: oh the inspectors.
Hereafter when the watches' change . lho
men will be: carried: to c theirj. posts of
duty by the Hartley, - which will bring
them back when it takes their relief. ,
Both .\ow on Atlantic Linen
Captain , Finch,'; formerly \ master, of
the /Occidental and- Oriental i liner Cop
tic r,nd before ' that;- of jthe.-Gaelic and
Belpic, has Just ' been t appointed ; cotu
rnander of : the \TVhite Star llner^Cymrlr,
running between Boston and Liverpool.
Captain Harry • Smith, V : who ; commanded
the Doric until that vessel changed own
ers, ts commander>of^ the; White Star
liner . Teutonlc/J running > between: New
York and "Southampton: ,> Both i. Fiich
and Smith: made 'their'- homes Mnthl3
city for many years. . ; ;
Siberia to Soil Today
The Pacific ; Mail : liner_ Siberia, j Cap;
tain Adrian, Zeeder,"* will: sail -today "for
the: orient with' a;full cargo .and; many
passengers.- v Among "the . passengers
will be Captain" Cantwell.'! who/goeg §to
Honolulu to take : command f of . the : rev
enue ; cutter. Manning.: :. Cantwell *• has
been ; succeeded on : the Hugh ' : McCulloch
by Captain Rogers. *
Chinese Cook I* ; Lout :nt Sea
The British shlp/Inverlclarriyedlast
night from Newcastle, Australia.' -When
100 miles [off Sani'Francisco a. Chinese
cook^was . missed;' and:' it ; ls not ; known
definitely what was his fate. Hjs name
was Lin; Foo, and lit .Is . supposed that
he fell i overboard. .;':;-:'\u25a0' v* v c-- 7 "\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0".\u25a0\u25a0';:
Water" Pront Xote»
Receipts of " lumber,' yesterdayiby. sea
amounted 'to 3,119,000 : i feet.;- \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'- v -.- - ; '\u25a0;\u25a0;\u25a0
Many jpersons': inspected;, the jPaclflc
Coast steamship' company's steam
er President at; Broadway^wharf- yes
terday. The President will make a, trip
around t^je Farallones' tomorrow -.with
a'number of ' invited; guests. 1 :
: __The G erman \u25a0 steamer\Tlber lus,{f rqrn
Astoria for. China, is ; reported ashore
at Mororan. The vessel is leaking: for
ward!and wiu!have"to;b'e lightened.: - : " r
COAST SHIPPING NE WS
Items of Interest toMariners
of the Pacific
VANCOUVER. B. C... Mar 9— The' Canadiau
PaclSc hat broken into the iwa I roast trade- by
Martin:,' the ' steamship ' Queen \u25a0 City * on .. the < hm
between : VancoiiYer '\u25a0 and i Kitrera » lnl«*t. "
r The steamship > I'rinceMsMay,' which ilett ' to
night, tpsk a !il j} , load of ; cannery . supplies north.*
1 : The Skeena : riter, -, one- of.: the'; northern i ßtream>>
on . which ; steamer* ? regularly f. ply,'a Is i »<> , badly
flooded that', navigation !« t tied ; up. ': 'At: Kitaelax
canyon: the" riTer j rose Itt : feet" yesterday, s^ tod '«
iwrtage will ' have - to be made around Uli 1» part
of- ; tbe stream. * : . \u25a0 :-.•'•..;; \u25a0: ";.•-• ;,'- 1 ..-'; : • \u25a0"
.>, SAN ;\u25a0 PEDBO.'i May i: B.— Every ...vessel .j n tbf
harbor ; today = Had > colors 5 flying r-in ; lionor of * tba
visiting ' .Shr in^rs and also \u25a0\u25a0 extending ( courtesy \u25a0 to
the ; s Charleston.* " In ?. order ? Ui '"\u25a0 Ape ». .wltlt <i U»«
increased ' truffle tbe > steamers Warder waii placed
in coioin irislon :to -.assist *; the V steamers tOabrilUi
and Herraosa in couvc.vinff tlip crowds to "Avalou:
' Two thousand: five hundred Sbriows and others
went , over to the island for a' day's ioutlnif.\~.^::.
HTb* steamer I Northlaad. Captain | Sorensen; ar
rived I in ; port * fonr; day»* from f.Willapa;'* brlnginic
650,000 ; feet lof \u25a0 ; lumber. i*= Pa rt '\u25a0 of i this t cargo \u25a0.. is
oonsijrned ; -. to - Ban ; Diego ;* wholesalers,'/- and i th«
Northland s left t this \u25a0 afternoon * to t nnload tit i and
will J return ' with '. the J balauce ito i S*n •* Pedrw.'VtwS.V
( - . The \u25a0b t earner Raymond,^ Captain I Johnson, f onr
days i rom W lllnpa \u25a0 harbor. 1 ; berthed .at i tlie] San
P*Uro lumber, company's j wharf with 1700.000 • feet
of 'lumber.Ti, S'£"i- Zt 'iy, ' \u25a0 \u25a0>\u25a0'.'\u25a0":\u25a0 \u25a0-•••^~:t--3i--:- "41 '\u25a0'"• '
\u25a0 Thef Ktetmer \u25a0SamoaJjCaptaln 'Madsen. : from
Caspar," arrived , : In ; port < today,^ br lngliig ' 550,000
f«et of lumber consigned to the.'- Southern. Pacific '
railroad ; company.' v.- ; *•;.'- «v » \u25a0"•-.' - ; \u25a0 "- ... ;- »
'The? Bteamer iTamalpaU. ;Ca*pUln, -Anderson; |
finished : discharKlng : rmilroad t ties ; at s tbe i E. | Kri
Wood wharf and sailed last evening for Portland:
\u25a0;<* POBTLAND,' I May 5 8.-trThe a British s ateamer
Tottenham .went |to Vant-ouver last? night .to ' take
on t a shipment ;0f ,"• lumber^ 1 1 - will > flu lsh *at i the
Inman ; I%»ulsen; oom'pauy's \u25a0\u25a0 mills..- \u25a0' -. ;: \u25a0'\u25a0 - \u25a0-.-:', |
-,?The 3 British S steamer fKJrklee i left , down I XbU
afternoon, 'bound : for i Shanghai "and -way*' portu
with ' 5.974 1 barrels | of ' flour Tallied at I $19,764 r and
! 162.43* 1 bushels of .wheat '\u25a0 talned *v $80,291 :'?,KS«
! The f Russian ; steamer .! Selenca was \u25a0\u25a0 at • the j coal
! bankers r today f , taklnr ? t nel.¥g It \\r~l v >a H ? toraar
i row for Shanfrhul and way ports with 69,326 bar
' reli , of ; flonr valued 1 at ' 5219.517^ and ; a » shipment
! of i, ropo,-. the ,, total:;, value ,':o£aUj«S cargo p being
$224,517. . - ' ' * --,'.;... -. - ....
. . The steam, schooner, Daisy,' Freeman left'down
yesterday '\u25a0 afternoon,' bound for San Pedro'with
750.000 feet, of lumber.- ,. -. ...,,; •
-The HarrlmaD : liner Costa Rica arrived' last
nigai from San r Francisco after an ideal' voyajw.'
• 'VICTORIA, i B. C, - May ».— The steamer Hen
riette i arrived ; here •' today * to load ? a f all '. carpo
Of : lamber* for Pass 'and Yukon rail
road* barges. - r,o :>h.,; : i: :.t'i: .-jv-^iV .':. j":\ ..-.\u25a0.-.- :_,;.-..-
T The * Mackenzie ; steamship : company.'V woicb^has
been I operating 1 the steamships ) Ilaldls, : Halrard
. and j Henriette for,, the f reignt ing ' between : Van
couTfr «nd Kkajwajr, will establish a regular
eight day | schedule connecting, with \u25a0 the I White
Pass^riTer steamers -to:? Dawson. '-*'»;" -
vb The 5 Canadian Pacific * railroad > and < steamship
company "will ' place ; a steame r in • opposition to
the- Union steamship : company; on" the* Victoria-
Rivers inlet- route.-. .>*•' ; ,r *;\u25a0*\u25a0.::-\u25a0\u25a0 . '- • • -»>\u25a0;•*: -,-,
,. SEATTLE,' May. P.— The Alaska- PaciSc steam
ship* company annouhcpd tortsy that -es a' result
of the trouble with the Inntrsborenw-n it 'would
divert its rail fr«lRht temporarily, to the.Taconin
drxks. nhprp.- It is Mid. the lriDgshomarn are
willinB to .work at the";odrance 'offered: by the
owners'," association . v"«Jbc t wa ter front j wa s' qnlet •
today. and a number of nonunion crews rrcre (tt
work.*-' ' : ':y :"'".. \u25a0 \u25a0-•'".'-.:, ; .; ; .-\u25a0. :> ; .'. »v.i.-. *•\u25a0 :_ 5 <t.. "
"., ASTOKIA/, May ; i).'-~ The" tnjt' Samson, with . a
barge in ; tow.:, arrived* this : morning from"San
Franciscan ;^ The i barfte ; ;wlll ; load > a '\u25a0* cargo •\u25a0 of
lumber?* and i will \u25a0 be taken Shack; by? theitujr.'"
• i! itThe> steam *; schooner T. Cascade rarriTed :~ this
morning, frow 8an* francisco .* and '. went np,- thn
river.to- load ' lumber > for .. that port.;
'\u25a0'i The: stesm. Schooner Berwick;left for, Portland
tbis : tnomlnft , to dlecharge csrj;o. • -v \u25a0 '. '. - :
'?-• Tin* -. Btvam- schooner/ 'Daisy v-Freeniani' sailed
today for San Pedro witli 700.000 feetof lntnb*r.
r The bark - Columbia 'arrived- today \u25a0 from ' San
Francisco and waa « towed ',' up I the : r'i ver -. to : load
lumber." ! • v" "> \u25a0'• '\u25a0• :"- - \u25a0:*"\u25a0" -; v ' "\u25a0 • •\u25a0' -V . ' \u25a0'"' ' '
.iChief Engineer James McOregor. of. the. steam
er, Arago -.. of <v the., , engineers'.. department . Uas
accepted \u25a0 the ] position ;i as ' assistant < chief » in the
lighthouso ' tender ; Armoria: :-: Oeorge 'H. ; Goodell,
chief of 7the- quarantined. steamer.. Electro.; fioen
as .chief of | the Arngo. * the j pcwltion ; on : the ; Elec
.tro t not -yet ?• Muz \ ftllefL' ;? Another ichansre - is
that T o* '}. Assistant r Engineer "..Thomas .? of r the
'A rmori* ; '. who ; has ,; been ; appointed chief - of ' the
llijlitlioii(ie \u25a0 tender' Colnmbine.' "' >- \u25a0,•-'. v . : - ?-_\u25a0 -.
.«. SA X | DIKGO. May i 9.— The , steamer • TVhitti»r
of ;•, the '"; Union , oil * company/ 1 which \u25a0, was i In • the
mn<J at i- th« * side - of -\u25a0 the channel all da y yes
terday.:, was > pnllcd . Into \ deep . water = laot = night
and left at daylight on her. way to Port Harford.
' "'The \u25a0\u25a0; steamer " Corwln." Captain '" K. V. L. ,' TP>»=t,
first of, the Xome fleet, .will sail" tftmorrow.":_The
Corwin ;. will .-. carry ' a » full \u25a0> freight • cargo, » about
200 tons, inclndinsr the United States mails, and
a , capacity ; ; pssnenger 7 list."- \u25ba The v Corwin '• Is in
charge • of -Captain^ West.-i an \u25a0 old • time whaler,'
and - Its first officer - ; Is- Edwin . Coffin. " formerly
captain: of tbe ' Flala-Ztegler \u25a0: polar .* exploration
ship -America, .which > was .lost" in-, the < ice -off
Teplitzibay. Prince Hndolph > island.' Tne'Cor
wtn" Is a. converted revenue cutter ! now^ owned
by -the Pacific -coal and -*navigationT' company
Of \u25a0> Boston. \u25a0. . . ...->..;;_*':;-\u25a0 ./\u25a0 - : , : :. - . .
SCHOOLER MON'TEZUMA; SIJ>'KS
-J PETALUMA. : May \[. 9.— The ,; schooner
Montezunia.; McDonald ; master, laden
with ; feed ; end;, flourj.for -.^the r Golden
Eagle "milling, company.' ran 7 , into - a
sand bar. formed fby 7 the \ heavy
rains, sprung. a^Jeak 'and sank today
before her cargo.. could ;be 'discharged.'
This is the second; schooner >unk from
.theT same cause w!thln"a 'mdnth.'Busl-.
nessmen, are . trying, to' get' un appro
priation?- from 'the; city- to: dredge the
river.";'. ' . . . . '. • . . . . . \u0084" ."
Armjr.'.Tramiporta
"'\u25a0 The ; Burpsldc i»,»t' S^attle.'j . . . '.T. "'.- .
The Buford, bound for China." arriTPU May 8
at- Honolulu. •-„ •
The Crook I* In port.- Out of commission.. .
The Dix, arrived at Manila; May 0. ; , ,' '...-\u25a0
The}Kllpatrlck is at , Newport News.* Va.. '!
'.-. Tbe '\u25a0'\u25a0 l»jcan ' sailed '. Mar 0; for, Manila. -.
The Meade is at Xcw.York. Out of commis
s!on.' \u25a0 .- ; ;,; <\u25a0 v v ;..,; \u25a0\u25a0. T -
The ilngalls .jixlatiNewport News.' Va.' : \u25a0\u25a0'
The. Sheridan ?1b fit Ma ret island under rcpairn.
The. Sherm*i »rri»ed i at Manila* May 2. :-
The .Thomas^sailed. May 6; from Honolulu for
!-; The : Warren lis in, port. \ "(;\ < :\u2666",
The Overdue "List •\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0:\u25a0
British \u25a0 sliij> .' Alßteralxe, '\u25a0 out * ICS days from
Callao. for : - Melbourne,- 9 \u25a0> per ' cent. \u25a0;•<• <-\u0084. , • ,
.' ; British ,". ha rk ' Brunei, r out 1 135; days from \ New
castle.* Auylralin. for Jnuin, ' so per ; cent. v - '•'\u25a0
\u25a0'>\u25a0 British nulp-- Forest Hall, ;Out. 147+; days from
Pifuxrua., for I.lTerpool;'*:10 \u25a0 per 1 cent. 5 .': ,/••\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ' v
• British ship .William iTillie.; ont 127 days from
Iqulqne, for . Newcastle, \ S. i S. W.; 10 ; per cent.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnaare i Engagement*
- -The '.Norwegian^steamer ; Titanla-'la chartered
for jrratn.from Portland to Ncrtli China^at $4.W».
\u25a0** The: bark 'Charmer ,i» bonder charter for. lumber
from Ssn | Francinco " and Pupet • sound ' to a * direct
port In South'Afrlca," and the »hlp nenry Fnlllnz
Is ••npaged for (lie cntue husiiipss from Pueet
Round to ; Valparaiso direct' at 49*. Od. The lat
ter "vras "chartered prior; to; arrival. " '/ " ~.T* ; •".'"'"
Sblpmen ts ' tor' v Mahukona
• • The ; schooner ." n.". : C. v< Wright B wai \ cleared I for
Mabukona f yesterday}; with "\u25a0 an assorted ' merchan
dise <'ar|ro -rained- at $15, 053 anil including the
following: c 275 V*bl« floor, * 1.757^ ctls ; barley. 'Id
ctlß wheat. 62.000 lb« bran, 3.970 lb« middllDKS.
l.l«f> lbs beans, 3.153 lbs bread, ?.O c* 5 bbls and
10 hf bbls talmon. I.TOg lbs lard. , 15 eals ' wine,
26 ' ea \u25a0 canaed - goods. VU pkjrs \u25a0 potatoes. \u25a0• 0 cs I table
preparatloni 1 , 5 400 - lbs .- codfish, '. 122 \u25a0 lbs 7 cheese,"
32.> cs \u25a0 coal ; oil.-, 5• cs linseed oil. 23 sks . coal.
2 bdls i brooms, -" 40,000 • t ti lumber, 2.000 x railroad
ties.'; 20 ' doors, SO cs soap, 1 . 2-t -. kegs ; white - lead,
551,500 lbs fertilizer.; -i: -V:*- '.?\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0-
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ABBIVED
1 ""*/... \u25a0•.'\u25a0.-.?:•*•..- -Thnrwlay, May H..
t ? Stair '•= Charles • Nelson, Preble, 60 hours : from
G ray s T Harbor. ' ' : .:
-'Br stmr inveric.^Boyd; 30 days from Newcas
tle, .'Australia. -\u25a0 •-" • - '\u25a0\u25a0-.-;• - ' \u25a0
' Stmr, Coronado," Johnson, 61 hours from Grays
Harbor. ---;'\u25a0"\u25a0-• • ;• \u25a0:..- \u25a0\u25a0•—\u25a0».\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0-- Xt-.-y-.'^ :~^.^ .
\u25a0-'= Stmr Redondo, Bendegard.'S* hours from Port.
Los Angeles. -.•:•\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 • ' ; - '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"'
j* Stmr Aberdeen, Ahlstrom, - 2.1 hours from \u25a0 l*u
reka.-.V-.. >•; ; t --^ '••' -U v '- i " ; "\u25a0 -. -\u25a0 • -'" '"\u25a0 ' '\u25a0
\u25a0' Stmr; Santa. Posa, Glelow, '39 hours from San
Diego' and- way ': ports. •: -- ' ;
';"' Stmr Arcata;Beed,,3o hours from Eureka/*.'"'
" Stmr" .• WtoitMboro, -},. Ellesen; IS - hours from
Cleone. . r, -" • - ' .'. ';:•-•' \u25a0-'.\u25a0\u25a0' . /, \u25a0•\u25a0.'\u25a0.\u25a0
\;!Btmr Newport. Johnson, 3C hours from Eureka:
v^Stnar'Greenwood.'iNyilian.^SS hours from Eu
rek«r >'\u25a0:'(. '\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 : ' "^-r-' : - ; "' \u25a0 '\u25a0''' '" "?*-'\u25a0-•\u25a0 .
••'Stmr J. B. Stetson,, Bonifield. 5S hours from
AKtorla* '\u25a0:."-.'\u25a0''- -"\u25a0'' """C.,; j ' -""-\ '." \u25a0 \u25a0.-.".':" - ::','r,.
', Stmr. Pomo,; Madsen.'-14' hours' from Albion. v.".
: : Stmr Bival; Jacob».*"2ts- hours from'Eureka."^ - __'
•-. Stmr Pomona, t Hannah.'') J9 > h«nrs ' from I Enreka.
Sirar De«j>at<:U. - Hansen, 2."> hours frum Eureka,'
bound ; to San' Pedro. i» Put Inifor f«pl. • • ; . .
'\u25a0" St-br Alice .'\u25a0 McDonald; '*- Bender, »1 \u25a0• days . from
ColHmblai river.^'- -V -'. \u25a0'\u25a0 :-.-,;..— .
•'\u25a0> Power : , iiehr J-' Ida \u25a0 A, , Campbell, 5 • hours ' from
Polnt«Beye*. -\u25a0''-\u0084 . ; • - ' \u25a0;
;**'; \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0- -i -.:\u25a0". r. BKTCBNED . .. .
'.?' ,*.-'. 1 ' ,;:'-*,-,"' Thursday ,"\u25a0 May 9. "
'\u25a0'. Utiar Eureka, 1 Noren,": from ' sea on . acoount . of
boilers leaking., "• ' : : * "' : ' . :
- ...CLEARED
-~- ,fi. \u25a0'. ' '\u25a0-;.;;: ''^, -,.;,;.,. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; r .-.- v.: .Thursday, ; May, 0." .- •
\u25a0A Stmr:Alb!on,\Hsn«« > v, i Kort Bratrg. • :. :.-\u25a0• -.t , ... j
' Stmr Montara. \u25a0 Eeilly, • Vancouver -anil Rverett;
Pacific C4»aßtisteanit*litit company... : - ;, - ,
\u25a0\u25a0;- Nor- stmr -Titanla, ; Kroger, ;Xaualmo; Western |
fuPl-<-ompany.* ; ; '<-.-.*-' \u25a0"..'*.' * ..-. •.--'.. .\u25a0'\u25a0-.\u25a0'.'\u25a0 . i
'." Stmr 'Siberia. 'Zeeder.'; Hongkon?, etc.: Paciilc
MMil r i*icai«tililp i-oiiipuny. . - - . \u0084 ;,
„ f «tnir.: Santa Rosa;. Glelow. Stn* Diego; Pacißcr
Co.istißtesmshlp -company; >-: '. .. l ; , .; ,;-i :-,..,
•"• -- Schr. H.'.C'. Wright, iNlelxfu, ;Mahukoua ; Chark-s
Nelson coravany.*- •\u25a0 A - — r - • - s " . -.—^
-;-. ; /\u25a0-. v; ' < SAILED \u25a0 \u25a0 .'
\u25a0; . "-\u25a0 .:.?'• -.-.;":"\u25a0 \u25a0>. t.*r-5: --Thursday, May: 9.
' -Stmr Alcazar. \ Faeerlund/' Greenwood. . '.
Sfmr; Despitch.' .Hansen. ; S«B :Pedro.-^*i%t!
'i.Stmrr Arctic' Ojßen.'- Fort- Brai«.;.v
Vi SJmr?Prentl»B,"iSchnilniiky,iEnreka.. ;
* Stmr 'Hanalei,;Raven*,iSan;Pedro. :;
if Stmr Aurella.';BoTidl«h.*iWillapa .Harbor. •' '" ;-<
~Z Stmr '\u25a0\u25a0 Noyo.i Lee.r Kort Bragg.v with , barge Tidal
Waverintow.- ,='-..;: .-\u25a0••\u25a0. • , \u25a0
'\u25a0-.: Stmr ' Kxcelsior.". Erickson. ; Astoria.-, ,-*>
stmr r AsßUbnla,'H»rwood,.,Taku and Shang
hsi:,;.i \u25a0,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0\u25a0:. ;\u25a0'\u25a0'? y;~,--- r ' :\-': \-' \u25a0\u25a0-':\u25a0 \u25a0 '-\u25a0--.;- j:
" i Stmr 'Argo,* l 'Hansen,' Eel river. '; /
" Nor.Btmt>Tltapi«,?Kroger,"*sNanalmo. ,
«» Stmr iSansart;> A»mußsen,^ Everett; r . \u0084„;:.. i- , i
::'\u25a0 Stmr l: Brunswick; ; Ellef,sen;| Fort \u25a0\u25a0 Brtgg.
i" r StmrlMoatar*,"* Rlelly; .VancoUTerjand . Everett.'
s* Stair State of California.' Thomas." San Diego.""
1 Stinr 'Mar«hflcld,T!pettnjers.~Hardy;t-reek:f ;KTr-
Vstmr'Kiirekt.TNoreh.-Eorefca/. :' -v-\v ;
i'^r^sbipliHyderabad.^Scott.'fßo.val'Boads.V ;,-,
: iii Schr, Roderick Dhu,-; Anderson,-: Monterey,* Jn tow
of; tug Defiance; '" .• y -'' r^?!' :,"'-. >'\u25a0><" ..' :r "' '\u25a0-,•-\u25a0': \u25a0\u25a0.'.-' '
r - Schr i Ban«;or.^ Peterson. '\u25a0 Puget ; sound. '"--\u25a0" '"'-'\u25a0? -1
;,' Schr C.« T.'S Hill.-'i Erlcksen. 4 Ba.ndou. < v J\
0" Seiir yWilliani ' Benfon. =' Nielsen.^ South Bend. •
;ii Barge ' TidaliWave, J Olsen.j Fort ' Br«gg,i laHow
-mm
\u25a0L- April -2S. "i lat ; 1 4^ N/v long \u25a0 16 W— Br, bark ; Gulf
Stream," from'Antwerp.*) for, Port Towusend.is;r«
;s? April i 21. B :" Ut <25 <• N.'f long -13 * W— Ger - bark
Atheae;l from f Hamburg. - for; Santa ; Bosal la , v
. TELEGRAPHIC " •
•- POI.ti I ; "i.OBOS,^ May ? B,"£ 10 * p. 1 .. m;— Weather
ciear; w.n^-r^^lO^es per.hou,.
' ABEBDEEN-r^Jailed ' Mar &r-Bchr>A; v f J.l West,^
foriSan'Francisco.-jiP^Sg^i , . . V \u0084
? * Arrired ?f May * »-«tmr %Vt Mterner, i star- s Fair
Oaks, : Stmr. SanU Monica and atmr - Acme.-' hence
May 1 4 i < scbr ; I4«il«AV«i»ce,«f benc® j April \ is ; ~; »chr
Commerce, 'from San; Pedro: .
Weather Report
> United \u25a0 States - Department of - AgfricultnTe—
Weather Bureau.- San s Franoiseo.' May ; 9. '\u25a0 190..
RAIKFALLr DATA -f - :
\u25a0 '\u25a0"- Pist '•'.* Seasonal '
'Station*—' \u25a0'\u25a0'- 24 Hrs. Uo Date. ~ Normal, j
Enreka - : .*. . . .... . ... .00 . ' 43.33 " 42.6S |
Red 'Biuß .v;..: :rr;.^.00 : : 28.04;; 24.77 ;
Sacramento V;;. •;;...'<. oo -i- 23.17 ,20.15 i
San J.Francisco. ..7:.. ".00 — 24.85 23.111
1 San f Jose \u25a0: :\u25a0;". .T.'r.-.V ":0O * \ ; 22.17 \u25a0 : rt : . . .
Fresno ::;:.... .00 : 10.61 " B.W
San; Luis .Obispor.... .00 ;. 24.76 21. 1«
Lo»?Ahgelemr'...r.rr-. :\u25a0*. 00 v - 19.20 '16.95 <
San Diego .;..;.;.-.... 00 10.34 10.28 |
"STATIONS .^B-^ .-5" ; =" T 1 -
B&Aer •.\u25a0-.\u25a0.•\u25a0;".":•. .29.78' 74 .44 SW. Cloudy
Boise ;rr.;v:.r:23:84\78 46 -S \u25a0 Cloudy '.00
Eureka. J . .... ..30.02 "58 4S SW Cloudy > .00
Flagutaff ; . . '. .'. 29 .94 60 26 S" ; » Pt. Cldy -T.
Fresno r. . ; . : ..29.94 ' 82 1 48 NW Clear -.100
Independence" ;29.P0 76 44 SB "Clear \ '..\u25a0 .00
Kallspell :v .".'•. 20; 78 72/40 SW Cloudy .'.OO
Loa 'Angeles '..3o.oo : 72 '45-W < Clear .00
Modena *:.-..;. 29. 94 68-32 - XW/: Clear ' ' .00
North v Head,'. -.29. 74 52 48 ;SK- Cloudy tT.
Ph0enirri..:.. .29.84' f6 52 "^SW Clear .00
Pocatello v..:.;2».5>2 : 70 it' SE .' Clear - >.OO
Portland ".,..;. 20. M\u25a0 64 4S Sff ; Cloudy .00
Red, Bluff ....29.92 72 -52. BE Cloudy -.00
Reno-v. : . ."..'; .2H.SS 7 70 40 »' W Clear .00
Roseburg '."•; ;29. B4 6S 44 S" Cloudy V.OO
Sacramento : . .30.00 :70- 4S SW Pt.Cldy .00
Salt Lake '...'.29.94 68, 42 N : Oar .00
San Dlegro-'.-r.. 30.00 -R« 52 : W 'Clpar - J .OO
San '1 Francisco. 3o. oß ?GO 50 'J W .: CJ*ar .00
StD Jose ..".". .-.30.04 . fiS \u25a0- 42 XW ' Clear ;; v .00
S.iLuis Obispo.29.SS -62' 48 ff. .Clear .00
Seattle ;...-..t.29. 84- 62 44 SW Cloudy . .00
Spokane ... . . .29. 50 :70 -50 .", W ".", Cloudy. .00
•Summit . 52 27 SW Clear .00
Tonopab . : . . .'.29,92 RS "44 - W ' Clear .00
Walla ...... :-.2ft.78 74 :M .NW. Pt.Cldy .00
Winnenaucca ;. -20>SS ;72 - 40-.-NW Cloudy .00
Ynma ;•\u25a0 . ..... .29.86 SS i 54 SW Clear .60
: 'Average snow ; on ground lli'inches. "
\u25a0 \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;"s.v'-:"-'. * : >;" '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-".- -
X A storm has appeared off the.W ashington coast
during the day and to causing cloudyand threat
ening <i weather; over ; _tl)e northern • half of . the
Pacific slope and fair .-\u25a0 over ; the southern. «• IJirht
nhowers have fa Hob a lon* the, Washington coast
and j nlglu soutbenst 1 winds are reported off the
Oregon. and sWashfnston" coasts, r - ... - .-*\u25a0-\u25a0'..
:,: Conditions are : favorable \u25a0 for. showers over the
northern portions of . Cal Iforala ' and" Nevada I Fri
day . and- fair; weather -1n the southern -portions.
. : -FORECAST. ''.:.- - , -
i. \u25a0 San ' Franoiseo and - vicinity— Cloudy Friday
probably showers: fresa southwest wind.
\u25a0\u25a0:.' Sacramento ; .valley— Showers Friday; fresh
Koutli ; wind. - U , \ : . ..
"San Joaquln valley —Cloudy Friday"; . light *outh !
WjOo*.*' " Jr - ._.',. . . -.'^. ,'.rL. t ... _>\u0084\u25a0-_ .vj :„ v "' .. - !
fi -Loa i.* Anselea and : vicinity— Fair Friday; light
west 'wind. \u25a0\u25a0."•. "•- . '.:-.> ..- .
. G. ;H. WILLSON. Local Forecaster.
Movements of Steamers
- - , . TO ARRIVE . \u25a0 ; ,
\u25a0v '\u25a0'•'.\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0'_"-. I- Fn>m ' , \u0084.' | \u25a0 . ; Steamer | Due
Ran '.Pedro ; :". • . . .'. .... IJ. . H1k«Ios- :..'.. May 10
Beliingfcatn. .;...... \.: Rainier ....... Mar 10
Coqutliev River :.......-. Elizabeth ..:... May 10
Grays Harbor ......... Charles Kelson.: Mayl<)
Salloa'.Crux .......... Ala»!:«n ....... MaylO
Los 1 An celes Ports...: O. W. Elder. A, May 10
Grays Harbor .......... ICnronado '.; \fay 10
San, ; Pedr0...... '..... fNome City ....)May 11
San Pedro-.;..;:....-.. O.ehaltsi.V...:. May Jl
San Pedro &. Way, Ports Coos Bay May .11
Hnmboldt ............ rttv of Topeka:'May II
Grayg. Harbor ..:.....". G.'.Undouer .. May. l 2
Coon 8ay,... M.\ F.v Plant... "May 1*
Hnmboldt =;•• .:...'...;.. , |K»ireka . . . . ; . ..May 12
Mcndoclno.ifc Pt. r Aren»'P»n FnaT> •-..-.-'. May 1 12
Nanalmo^ . r.r. r.r.Trr.lTordenskJold • ... May 12
San Pedro ..:......„. Hana1e1 .......... May 13
Portland & Way PortaJlU-anoke .:..... May 13
Tahiti . . ... ....:.. r. . . iMaripbra . . : . . . . May 18
Puget, Sound-Ports. *..;iSpokane •.....;. May 13
Portland: & Astoria. .;.!Costa" Rica .... May. l 3
C0058ayy....... ...... Bieakwater T ... U«y|J3
San Diego & Way Ports State- of 'Cal...lJlay 1*
Chlna& Japan.:.. Monjrolia !May 13
HumboMt ..... ...r. . . | Pomona ..... . .(May 14
Seattle & Tacotna. . . i.l Wntson ..... . .IMay *14
namburtr t:Way Ports. JAtnmon *'."..':.. ;JMv"i">
Grays „ Harbor . . . . . . . . Norwood ?]Ms» IB
AiK0n«.V;.... ......... Indiana- ........ May 10
San Dfeuo &.Way Ports Santa Rosa ... May.lQ
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno -....;.... May lfi
San \u25a0 Pedro & Way Ports Kontta Mayj lti
Honolulu •-;-.•.*'. . . ;'.. '". . . (Sierra ..... .... May : 17
China" & Jnpan... ;.... I Nippon Mam..'. May. 18
\u25a0 •.-..-,- -: -,:.;-\u25a0\u25a0 . .-:. .. ,'Jt>. SAIL . . -'..;•; ...
-';. Destination . -|", '. Steamer' J Salts |Pler
%May 10--: -,:.-;-\u25a0.\u25a0 -,-=\u25a0- . - ~i .1 ;\u25a0 -
Ket River P0rt5...'.. ... Ar?6 ..;,...|l2 ml 10
Wlllapa Harbor ...:... Yosemlte ... lpm 2
Vancouver* Everett.. Montara ... .11l am 8
Humboldt • : '. ....'. . . .. .\ Raval'tl . ; . ..| spm :2 :
China & Japan.'. ...... Siberia ..... 1 pm 42
i i May.' 11— ...:..:. •" \u25a0.:\u25a0-..:•\u25a0_\u25a0:, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : £_
ABtorlaT&v Portland...-. Nome* City.". 5 pm IB
; Portland &V Way. I'orta. G. -W."; Elder 2 pen Ui •
Oraysi Harbor >v. ....... Cbr-halis •..".. .-.'.... *-
Humboldt : ; ':™.. ;-:.:.'.\u25a0. Pomona v..*. 10.30 a »•
Point f Arena & " Albion .". Porno . '.".". . : Cpm 2
Honolulu '.:..... -.-.r.".-. Alameda '... 11 am 7
Sea ttle"&,Tacoma ;:...\u25a0. Buckmnn ... I.SOp 20
A storla & Portland...".". Columbia .'.: 11 am 24
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0May. l 2— ": '\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0.- : \u25a0'; ." \u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0-\u25a0< ;'\u25a0
Coqullle River ......... Klizabeth ...'.
I*uget Sound Ports:.... City; Puebla. 11 am -9
.Sun Difco & Way Ports Santn ißoea.. 10 am 11 .
w May :is-^ /-.-.-.?-,\u25a0".•.;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:• .<-\i-—i-..h---: \u25a0•*> \u25a0-..--'
Humboldt ........ . CltyTopeka. 10.30 a -0
Li.» 'V Angeles "Ports. ..". Rcehoke '\u0084'.. 5 pmj 13'
--May;i4— •' ..;• -\u25a0\u25a0• : -\u25a0 , .-. \u25a0 \u25a0>\u25a0 - \ .. '
Seattle -direct -..'.:.... |Pre*ldent .. 11 am 9
San Pedro & Way Portsi Coos Bay .;. 3pm 11
BelllugUam ......... :\ I Rainier .Vi. S pm 10
Grays ' Harbor .". ... .'..JCorcnado ?r;.i '2 pm -10
Krays,". Harbor ".'..."\u25a0.;.. 10. -Llndanor.i 1 pm 3 St
Humboldt ;..::."..;.... lKureka ...:. 9am 13:
Coos" Bay v. ....... ...»M; F. Plant 4 pm 11
v- May 15— \u25a0-"^rTnr" - ' - '-- *
NVwYork, via Ancon.JSan Jose r ... 12 40'
Coos^Bay.; ;:;.*..:..'.;; Breakwater.'. 4 pm -8 ;
Point ' Arena ..',"..:.'„. Sea 'Foam;.. 4 pin \u25a0' 2
Los'Angeles: Ports. '.;:;'. nanalei v :v;. 1 pm IC
:> May; 16^- :• ; '- | ":, : -/^ \u25a0 \u25a0 :, *-V \u25a0..:. . '.,
San Diego' _ ; Way. PortsJState of Cal. 10 am 11
Astoria' Jfc r Portland.V.:.[Uosta : Rica.. 11 am 24 '
•^May/17— .-::;\u25a0:.:: t ;l,-^ -^ !.:. ;
China-. &; Japan.... ....jCblna- ...*.-..(. 1 pm *0.
Pnget- Sound*. Ports.'.. -.(Spokane \u0084 ".. .|ll am 9'
, "TO~SAIL FROM -SEATTLE -,',-,".-.
.:\u25a0'\u25a0 » , . | ' r Steamer ' (Date'
R#sdovia :'_\u25a0' Way, Port*. : . Portland ::..... May 10
Ska^woy &~ Way- Ports. Hnmboldt ;;'.... May 12
Valdez-&*Seward.. '.:•.. Yucatan . '.v.:v. May 1«
Seldovic: &'- Way. Ports. Santa" Clara '.'..l May 24
ScMovia'&iWay Ports. Bertha ..;.'... .(May 25
Sun and Tide
United States ; Coast Und ', Geodetic Survey— Time
'a nd Heights of Tide ; at .' Fort , Point. For city
* front --(MisßJon street -wharf) "'add -23, minute*.
:"\u25a0--','. * . :V FRIDAY. 7 MAY; 10 ./ "...";:.;. .'*:
Sun '_ rises ?:V :.'.•. '.'.'.s:o4] Rnn^ seta : " .-. . . . . : . .7:08
;\u25a0• ''-. lTlmel-S"-'-' TJaiei . "MTlme " ; . Time
M'yl •— — |lFt: — H'Ft; Ft Ft
/: ; jL'i.w ->.t;.? H wr ;. L"w. f h w / /;
10.% "4:14 :O.C 10:50 "5.0 .4:03 1.9 10:2R * fi.B
lir: '4:55 \u0084 0.3 11:40 -4.9 4:40 2.2 10:55 0.«
12«: '5:35 -jO.Oj 0.0 12:32 "4.8 :r»:18 2.6 11:23 "0.5
iS. C:l4 —0.1 1:25 '4.7 S:M 2.9 11:53 ,5.4
14:: 6:51 -^-0.1 2:19 '4.5 6:30 • 3.1 .;...j....
; , H-W '.. ; L: ; W ::•-., H.W L.TVi
1.-i.;} 0:18 f?5.1 -7::i0 .0.01 3:13 4.5 ;7:10| 3.3
1G.;|:0:40; :4.9 8:08] .:: MA\ 4:10[ \u25a0 4.ti{.7:5»' -5.7
U. S. Branch : H y dro^rap h Ie , Office
.'> A "branch 'of : the United ; States -Hydroifraphlc
Ofdce.-' located; at? tliei Merchants'.^ EicUan?e,< in
maintained. In; San ' Francisco for'tne benefit of
mariuers; .. without regard . to nationality I and : free
of, expense. v> Navigators " ate .cordially, lavited to
visit :. rhej of flee, V where | complete i sets ; of ; cbarts
and I sailing | directions fof \u25a0 the | world j are kept ntn t
hand,'* for .comparison • and . reference." and j the i lat
est Information can always: be obtained regarding
llshts.-; dangers, to navigatfou ' and' all 'matters of
Interest : to -uCfau' commerce' ".'\u25a0' ""' r", .- '
: v .v -' ;:- . J. C. BCRNKTT.
. _ ' ;. Lieutenant, ll.'. S." N.. In Chiirge. .;"
Time Ball
Unite«l, States Hraach, Hydrographies Office. ;Mer
: • ." eniiut»'j Exchanjft 1 ," San ' Francisco ,: Cal.; : May
-'.- '-• »;;'•: 15»07.-r- " .\u25a0- : ----.'-r \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0;.. \u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0>>- -^ * \u25a0-.\u25a0.
iTbe tlniejball on the tower of: tlie Ferry bnltd-
Ing '• was ? dropped today . exactly \u25a0at -noon, * Pacific
Standard sTiiue I (l2oth : Meridian) ~\ or, at 50.1 00 m.
<K)iCjGrtM<nwleh'Meau Tlm*. v - : \u25a0.-\u25a0-. '.-\u25a0' \u25a0': \u25a0-•-.'\u25a0' \u25a0
.\u25a0M:\k.:, \u25a0li-f.-: :^.i^:. »>. t. v :J." a-- BURNETT.-:-:,:
\u0084 : " . }-:. -,Lleutenaat, iU.-8.,X.""1n CharKe.:'
'•Arrived \May: S— Stinr - C race '. Dollar, hence i
rfe'ArrlvedVMayUll — StmriSant* 'Barbara.'- heure
_May£6: > stair 'Grace", Dollar,',*. hence 'May. s;s«chr \u25a0
Bnd?ar«r, r -^h*BC*i>?Aprils>2s;Tii«tiiirs Jim £ Butler, '
hencefc'Mayj3:£?«tuir,f Ntfahag-ak. ueni-e - May : V; !
etmr> Norwood." s hence ' May - 6; v stnir *. Westerner, \u25a0
hence .May ; 4. ! -" •"•.:\u25a0; *-:rj..- •-::*-\u25a0-,\u25a0\u25a0•"" 7-- L \ \u25a0:.-\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0'„-"\u25a0'"
•* HARDY ' CRF-EK— Sailed? May 9— Stmr Alert
tra«,": for \u25a0 San : Frani"i«<eo.*; *= % i' \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0; wm MSE&Hg Sj
SEATTLE^SaiIed May, S^Stmr ' City; of Seat- i
tie,' : for: Tnnriiu *~f TlUßllMfimf > jf|j jj'ffifitffffltft' l 'fl_j
; K'Arrlveil r May ' B— Stmr ".. CUlppewi, , from : New
Yortrr^;; /•\u25a0\u25a0• ;^--;-.i.--:-- -'-'. - f ;'• ' ;\u25a0.;,
V.' Sailed i May 9— Br Pteamer Willesden. for. Syd
ney. . * .' . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :-• •- \u25a0 :'. > -VV
- FORT*;- HABFOED — Arrived May : . &— Stmr
jWup;* lv * tow tnn ! Kei ! floyer.t from > San i Pedro;
stmr Bonlta.'lifnf «; sMay..- S:l.stmr, t-'oos j ßay."i from
San \u25a0 Pedro: : st inr Argyll. ; Uenoe ...ay S : : sclirs Suu
tiatfo:aort - Dmintlps*.' from Gavlota. . * r ,i,: - ' -r
i« «AN.'» DlEGO— Sailed i May V B— Bri stmr „ Maori j
King.NfopiGnsymaa. ;:.;.'\u25a0•\u25a0.»....\u25a0 -.--•" . ;
,'X- Sailed j May; B— Br stmr, Maori Kins?. ' for' Gnay- 1
inas;'.^^v ''•'.-: r'Sy^-f-',^,-. \u25a0--\u25a0>\u25a0.. •-\u25a0•,* -, ;••\u25a0-..'; -\u0084.\u25a0-\u25a0 j
5« SAN? PEDBO^Arrl ve4 s May . 9— Stmr. Haymondv !
from s Wiilapa ; s stmr Samoa *, henee *May *7. t%i* j.t
ta Sailed v May V; ft-^SchrJ; Mahnkona, for, \u25a0 Pu?et
sound. i;'^v": . J * <"."!..':'-?.\u25a0., ."; \u25a0. :,:• •\u25a0\u25a0l-vV. -S'J' \u25a0\u25a0-• j
a* FABAXLONES^-Passed ; May. 9, 1 6:30 Vp.'i _..-_
Stmr *> Inverse :i from ~ Newcastle. > Australia.* ; for
SaiTiFraneisco^ >'\u25a0>'.-. "\u25a0;'T:"-; ; > \u25a0'. i •...• • "...,\u25a0.\u25a0
>« BELLING HAM«— SaUedy^ay" » — 'Br -stair
Wll!eßden;'Kfor?Bydney:^ \u25a0-, \u0084 ,--.:. ;. \u0084v;
£l EU REX A— Arrived .< May ;< $— S tmr , San _ Pedro,
fronuPort Harford.*SeJs_fisffl3gf;^ :\u25a0>*: \u25a0."'<•\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0'">-,•< -
£-3 Arrived I May * 8-^Stmr I Cityi of ' Topeka,'* hence
May 8: scbr Ida MeKsy. home April 3O;schr C.
8. Holmes, hence • April ' 28 ;; srmr> Coaster. henc«
May i S. r t*^^^mdotf^p^3mmmiiin^mmsV'V .*
\u25a0: Sailed May, 9— Srhr7Arale«/ for, Bedondo.. . y
-?» Arrived j May^fr^Sclir. Eva. .hence Aoril 28. T 4'-
STUDENTS MAKE PLEA
FOR PROFESSOR CENTNER
Declare That » His Dismissal
;: From University Would
Be Great Loss
BERKELEY,' May 9.— The, petition
circulated and signed "by .the students
of theT German department f orl the ; re
tention 1 of;. Martin Centner; in - the w fac
ulty/rat; the state: nniversity was pre
sented to President i Wheeler today and
will \u25a0 in\- turn -i be i presented .. to the re
gents when i they meet on ' Tuesday jpexV
-;Centhef\was dropped' from the teach
ingforce of the state university on. the
recommendation l lot\ "Professor vi Hugo
Karl Schilling, head of jtheJGerman de
partment. Centner's friends. ' say > that
personal actuated Schilling.
~ l The j; students' :] petition'" reads as fol
lows :.';,;- ' "">
To tbe President and Regenta of the . Cnl*er
sitr:-We. the undersljtned atndenta of/t&e state
iraiTeraltjv. would respectfully petition rou to
reconsider yoor action .of recent j date by whJcb
Martin \u25a0A. 1 Centner tut - been dropped from the
ttaehinjr forre of the Gtrmaa department.*: This
action la most unexpected and inexplicable. . Mr.
Centner has. been an.lnatractor In the anUerslty
for 10 yean. " Thata t b# has jtro* n - in . ef ftsieocy
Is proyed j bj- the steady, irrowth ' of his clas«>«.
which today, »r» th« - Xargert -. to . the department..
Moreorer. It fa proved by -. the entbnsiastn of hw
stndent?. - ...--- >- .-..-.
; Bat -Mr. Centner in also • moral force In the
nnlrersitr.- "He ata*d« for -the < Weals of »er-
Tice. ft and > for. enltnre \u25a0 and ' rharact«r- - These
I Ideals are ; preached at nn«»er*lty uieetlmra ami
on ' other " occasions. : \% this prenchlnit M<>t !n»- ;
paired -when 1 a man who personifies It Is dis
missed?. * -" " • \u25a0\u25a0.':'
:?\u25a0 Bnt : still more. Mr. ' Centner h*s prOTert \u25a0 him -
self a guide, philosopher and friend " to Ms \
students. -- He has* endeared himself - to them
by. the self sacrificlnir personal Interest - that ; he
takes ia their we If ar?. Many will remember as
Urn* . \u25a0» they «»• his - acts of kindness when
they were In n»ea " of advice and help. The
dismissal \u25a0hf : anch - a man. snccessful teacher,
high minded .jrentlfmtn land fslthful friend,
would re a sad loss to the university. To many
of i us .It Trotild be a " sa,d personal .loss. > we
therefore earnestly bee of . you -to . reconsider '
your action. ; ; .. y-.--.-_..y -.--.-_.. !
JOHN COOKE'S FUNERAL
IS HELD IN BERKELEY
Landscape Gardener Who Planned
MiUbrae Park for D. O. MiUs
\u25a0 Is Laid to "Rest
BEBKELEY. May 9.— The funeral of
John Cooke. one of Berkeley's ; earliest
pioneers/ was held from the family, resi
dence. .2143 .. Addlaon street, today. -"': A
large number of friends assembled to
pay; their last respects. . The services
were 'conducted : by- Rev. '."W. H. Hadg
klns of St. "Mark's Episcopal church.
The pallbearers were C. R. Hoessli,
Daniel -Sally.; Adam Kellner. Hugh Mc-
Donald, Thomas. Pringle and L. G. Llnd
grcn., -^ \u25a0.'\u25a0:' ;' T 4 " ,'-* '.. .'
Cooke was 'a native -of the north of
Ireland. > Hel-llved In" New York' state
for' 25 years and then came to Califor
nia;at the Instance of D. O. Mills, who
engaged him to undertake the laying
out of* the beautiful landscape garden'
known as Millbrae. in San Mateo coun
ty. Cooke with' his 'family .to
Berkeley : In *1 882,' and has since -that
time conducted a nursery and flower
store in this city.
STRUCK BY HIS ENEMY
OAKLAND, May 9.-— J. H. Nearney
was -arrested this morning on a charge
of having battered E. J. Reeves. Reeves
said I that Nearney had ; come up behind
him on Broadway and struck him a
heavy blow on the face. He explained
that -the" cause *of * the trouble dated
b'ackn'nearly *- a - dozens years, when he
liad trouble with the mother. of Near
ney over -a ; piano. •\u25a0; Since that : tirn,e
Nearney had 1 .held, a grudge against
him, and during the trouble this morn
ing ' the accused man_ had threatened
to shoot him. Reeves was \u25a0 arrested
some : time > ago on a; charge of failure
to -provide* for*. "a'V minor :* : child \u2666 and .his
case is now pending in, the police court.
BOLD BURGLAR FOILED
:, BERKELEY, May ; 9. — Eugene Brock,
who ' lives at " 2425 -Bushnell place, re-,
ported to Chief of Police Vollmer today
that Ja 1 strange man hadl-stopped his
Japanese Servant as he > was entering
the -front: gate last; nlght^tnd had de
manded the, key to the house/ declaring
that he was' a special The
Japanese escaped . from', the man," who
hurried away In the darkness. *
SIUSLATV". RIVER"— Sailed May' 8 — Power scar
Waschalorev for San. Francisco. •
. COOS BAY— Arrived - May 9— Stmr Alliance,
irom Astoria; :tnjs Wizard, hence May 6. .
.Sailed May 9 — Tug, Wizard.' for San Francisco,
wlUrstmr Welleslcy . In \u25a0 tow. - -
Arrlved'May;9 — Schr Repeat, hence April 17;
schr Omega; from San Pedra. I
.Arrived May o— Stmr Thomas L. Wand,, hence
May6.-v.-v .::-.-./• f -."-, -; .»•
-\u25a0 TATOOSH— Passed May 9— Nor stmr Tordens
kJold.*from l Nanaimo."-. for San Francisco.' ,
\u25a0 i Passed In May 9 — Stmr Atlas." -.with, barge 91
In • tow," hence * May 4," for ; Seattle. - . \u25a0
' Passed ont May 9— Schr: Maweema, from Ta
coma, .' for 1 San. Diego. \u25a0
•: Passed in May 0— Schr Robert R^Hlnd. hence
April 25 for Kagle Harbor. : • ' \u25a0<
-PORT ..TOWXSEXD — Arrived May 9— Bark
Hecla. hence : Anril . 22. \u25a0 " ;- V
\u25a0RAYMONDr-Sailed May 9-^-Stmr Xewburp/for
San" Francisco/-;- .' " ,: v """ " ". '~»*£T,
''POINT LOx.v»S— Passed May - 9. 6 p: m.—
Stmr - Berkeley," from Redondo. for Fort Bra??;
S.p.rm.. stmr. Tampico. ; from lAuacortes. with
barire Oregon in tow, for San Pedro.
\u25a0j HOQUIAM-^Arrlved-May .S — Schr Commerce,
from -San Pedro: -schr Lizzie Vance; hence April
IS: atrnr Fair Oaks.- stmr Acme and stmr Santa
Monica,- hence May 4; stmr Westerner,- from En
reka.*--'''---^ rrt *' : >>.•'-.'•.«-- -\u25a0"\u25a0; \u25a0'\u25a0 '\u25a0".--» • •\u25a0 .-_.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
.^ASTORIA— SaiIed- May 9— Stmr Daisy Free- ,
man." for San; Pedro. :': \u25a0\u25a0\u0084--\u25a0'\u25a0
May. 9 — Ship Columbia, hence April 21.
V: Arrived, Mayr 0 — Stmr Cascade, hence May 6;
barge i Washington, beni-e May r>. In tow of tug
Samson. !'\. \u25a0 - - -
-SANTA BARBARA— Arrived May tt— Stmr Coon
Bay. from San Pedro',. and sailed for San Fran
cisco." .-. \u25a0 .- • _--.—- .»- - *\u25a0\u25a0 -- - '
. « 13I_\ND PORTS
" HONOLULU— Arrived -tar 9 — Jap stmr Amer
ica Maru.' hence May 3 for China and Japan.
- Sailed May P— US stmr Bnford. for China.
' Sailed May fl— Br stnir Scottish Monarch," from
H lio. ?**a iß lll -i'**w l *
.MANILA— Sailed April 25— Br'ttmr Elaine.
for _— .-\u25a0,:.\u25a0\u25a0-.'--."----\u25a0- - ; \u25a0 ''\u25a0\u25a0•-">.,?.• :1
. ;-. - \u25a0,\u25a0-» EASTERN : PORTS \u25a0;.:.
. NEW,- YORK— Arrived May fc— Br stmr Indra-
Miuha, -from »Y<>kobama.^ <~fc.»&c«~> _..,-.
&rsxft-jbtzu*s^-FOREIGN'- PORTS
I HAKODATE^-Arrived May,!s— Br ftmrHazfel
Dollar.- from :MoJi. \u0084 .'".'- ,
V YOKOHAMA— Arrived 'prior > to May S— Ger
stinr :: Arabia. < from Oretron. \u25a0 i
\u25a0»"Arrive«l ' prior '. t» '\u25a0.\u25a0 May - t s-i-J»p *tmr . Sliinano
Marn; : - from; Seattle. V" •/- .
r-COLOX-r^Arrlved May S— Stmr ' C«lon, . from
New -j York. "".'.. • . - -•-•'•.'\u25a0.\u25a0".
". HONGKONG— Arvived. prior to May S — Br stmr
Belleropboo." from Glssjuw. for Seattle; Br stmr
Kmpifsit 'of Ja pan. -. f rum .Vancouver; -Br . stmr
Mouteagieii from -Victoria;: stmr Shawoiut, from
Seattle.-"* -'-^~sk- -i :-\u25a0 :>\u25a0*-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. ,* • - ~- \u25a0•\u25a0 ;\u25a0 - ;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'-\u25a0
LIMKRICK— Arrived- May' S—Br ship Glenal
von." from Oreson. ,- - l >*"="." \u25a0 - \u25a0-- . .
;- -rORT* SAID-rrArrfred .May S — Br, stmr Ntnjt
Chowr. from'; Liverpool.' for Victoria. -.
.;MOJl— Arrived .April ,21— Br . »tair -Stievric.
fromsDalny:^for:Guaymas.t^T~- 1 t ','•--':\u25a0 ".=
**CORONfX— Sailed ..April ~S— Br " stmr Burma,
for •\u25a0 Baltlmore.*wMtMßaß*j_^pMnßß)gßMSHfMKM
. PKAWT.F. -POINT— Passed : Mar. 7— Fr -.bark
General" F»y. * from" Rotterdam, for San Fran
ciwo..-:- -- - >' '"-. ':~< '\u25a0\u25a0 r'.- - : - \u25a0•.-\u25a0;--'-.„-.• \u25a0- ' \u25a0- \u25a0' -•••' '-*
~ IQCIQUE-^Sailed April \u25a0 21— Br. atmr Birkball.
f or ,_^_.v..-. ; - -;-•-,.-\u25a0 ..-' : -\u25a0- . - : \u25a0 \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
PUNTA-'ARF.XAS— Arrived. May R— Ger stmr
Assuan. from : Hamburg.' for San ' Francisco.
I-\ VALPARAISO — Arrived '• prior to *\u25a0 May.- i— Br
atmr. --'Afghanistan,-; from 1 -- New;: York: "Br -stmr
Klrby s ßank.? from: New York. : , • :
t VArrlved* } prlorito ?May^9— Fr-stmr. VlUe dv
Haviv,'. from Glasgow,-' etc. v '...-'. " _ .
. OCEAN,; STEAMKBS ... \u0084
ri; NEWiYOßK— Arrived i May \u25a0 »— SUnr Majestic,*
from ~ Liverpool,': Rotterdam • and Amsterdam.
. :HAMBURG-r-Arrlved . May -:.9— Stmr : Deutsch*
land.; from -. New . York. • \u0084 > r
Memoranda
. - Per Br /stmr Inreric. % from » Newcastle. 1 A ustra-
Ha— On ' May • ft. 9 ;a.? m.. 100 ? mites : from ; San
Francisco.*. > mlsjed *! one of ,- the • . Ch ineae -j crew.
knowß-by.the.name of Stn'Poo. .'It t U supposed
he ; jumped : orerboard • and < was * drowned.v - r - .,
X The • steamer > reported '\u25a0 ashore » near Mnroraa j'«
tl»e : German " steamer ITlberlns, y from '\u25a0 . PortlanJ,
Or..' for North China; _,\u25a0,';\u25a0\u25a0 -,> ; . - ,< ,.:
" r NEW,t YORK; May » 9. — Yokohama telegrapns
that ;> resael,*! name \ reported ; Tlnlltw,~ . is * ashore
near Muroran. Uiklnsr . forward; mast lighten.
Above 's may J refers to t Ger ; atmr .- Tiberius, \u25a0-»\u25a0 from
Portland.' Ore.,*- for Chtoa. - :
a HOQUIAM,'- May ; «.— C ; S \u25a0 stmr . Maniaalta : set
No.\ I •>\u0084 buoy r. In \u25a0> *a me ?. position - and r sailed for
-«toria^ega^gjßMßßfe|^^v issf?'i ssf?'* i *tVJ£ >-rJ
VON TIEDEMANN VICTIM
OF GOOD INTENTIONS
Lands .in Police Court as a
Result of Search for
Young Girl:
Dr. Cart yon Tiedecann has fallen
the, victim. of good intentions. He set
out to 'find a young girl and restore
her , to her ".parents, and his efforts
ended -in -the police court, where, he
faced a charge of. disturbing the peace.
To ascertain the whereabouts ofMUs
Constance • Bowen of 362 Perry street,
Oakland, whom he believed was in Hh«
care of .Wade H. Faulkes. residence
also .unknown, the doctor hired K. U.
Neal. a-young man with aspiration.*
to emulate ..William J. Burns. Yon
Tiedemann asserts that the embryo de
tective, keen for enterprise, earned ail
dltional compensation by betraying 10
P'aulkes who had instigated the seari-ii.
, The doctor therefore refused to pay
the 'young man for his services. They
met In the street and NVal snatclW
the doctor's hat and attempted to make
off wlth.lt. Yon Tiedrmann gave bat
tle. . and while he and the youthftii
sleuth were struggling ' a policeman
came along. Judge Shortall dismissed
bothcases, being moved by the doctor's
appeal on the ground of good Inten
tions.
PLEADS HIS OWN CASE
AND CONVICTS HIMSELF
Harry Stern, Youthful Burglar. Makes
a Failure of Acting as Attor
ney for Himself
Harry M. Stern was convicted in
Judge Cook's court of grand larceny
yesterday. He claims to be only V)
years old, although he Is said to b* 23.
and conducted hjs own case. Whi?n
he had finished hi=s argument Assistant
District Attorney Hanley said that
Stern had made the closing argument
for the state and it was not necessary
for \u25a0 him to say anything more. The
Jury returned -in a few minutes with
the verdict of guilty.
Stern robbed a house at 173 * Stelner
street last February. He represented
that he wished to rent a room. and. to
assure the landlord that be was a re
sponsible person he said that he was
the architect in charge of the construc
tion of the Alcazar theater and that
one, Of the owners was about to marry
his eister. He asked the landlord for
a glass of water, and' while alone in
the. room stole $400 worth of jewelry.
Judge., Cook . sentenced him to. three
years* imprisonment.
MRS. TALBOT ALLOWED COSTS
: 'In the suit for divorce of Mrs. Annfe
D. Talbot against W. H. Talbot. Jud^e
Seawell allowed the plaintiff 12.500 for
costs and $5,000 for counsel fees yes
terday. Mrs. Talbot had also asked for
$2,500 a month for support, but this
was denied without prejudice.
.••-.. MEETING NOTICES
CAIJFORXIA cotnmaod^ry No. 1. K. T. __*_«
. —Stated aswmbly TUrS t FRIDAY 1 Toi
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Albprt Pike I<J»]
memorial temple, ISSO Geary st. Bu»l- N^
oeaa only. - ... .
PHINEAS r. FERGUSON.
WILUAM R. JOST. . Commander.
. Recorder.
GOLDEN GATE iwJpe >'o. 30. F. 4t A. f»
M... will assemble at Albert Pite. #\
memorial temple, fCO Geary at.. X*rt^^
TODAY. Jlay 10, 1907. at 0:30 a. m.. 7v_A
to condor t th# fooeral of our late /-^r \
brother. WALTER PARK DAVIDSON. Mus-
ter Masons and friends of deceased- respect-
fully laTlted.
.. EDWIN L. MEYER. Sectary.
FIDELITY lodjre No. 12a F. - A. M.— •
; Officers and members are reqne^tetf to m\
be present at King Solomon* nail X/rfV^
at »:3O a. m.. thence to 20Btt Pout /\y\
nt..; on FRIDAY. 10th mst.. for tbe ' r N
pnrpo»e e-f conduct Ins th* funeral ceretnoni»«
of onr late brother. SAMCEL. LEWALI>. !»\u2666»
a 'member of Selma lod;e Na 277, Selmi.
\u25a0 Cal.; > thence to Odd Fellows* cemetery.: By
order of the W. -M.
FREDERICK BARRY. Secretary:
EXCELSIOR lodge No. 166, F. - A. M. ft
— Officers and membera are renpect- ff\
fnUy requested to assemble at Klds^/W^jT
Solomon's halL . 173 D Fillmore »V /^y\
SATURDAY. May 11. at 1:30 o'clock. ' T y
J to attend the funeral of nur, late brother.
DAVID , KECR SHAW., Br -order of the
W. M. 11. J. OWEN. Secretary.
AMITY lodge No. 370. F. & X. M.— »
..There win be no meeting THIS {FRI- i\
DAT) EVENING. ' By order of the '\ZW\r
W. M. A. B. CLARK. /V_A
Secretary. ' A
JEWEL lodse No. 374. F. & A. M.— m
Stated meeting TODAY (FRIDAY) A
-at 1 :30 p. m. ' . \u25a0 X^riV^
B. CROMWELL. W. M. J\r/\
R. a JOHNSON. Secretary.
APOLLO lodye No. 123. L o; O. ,^_s__ifc_
F.. Veterans' hall. 4.'M Dnboce -\u25a0S2? p _ij&k !i -
ar.— Thinl riezree THIS (FRI- ~^%£pZ£^
DAY EVENING. :May 10. "Just
as you use<J to se« it.*' - Also action will he
taken oa proposed bylaw amendment. Visit-
ors especially In 1 11 1 il vu \u25a0 \u25a0— i—i_H— i^ IiHi_ HUT" ." 1 j
-\u0084.-\u25a0\u25a0- - R. H. DEMENT. Noble Gran.l.
W. H. GIBSON. Rec. Sec. pro tern.
TEMPLAR Rebekah lodge No. 19. <£3_i;S«,
I. O. O. F.. piense take notlr? -^J*>^^^s:
that on' and after SATURDAY.
May 11. 1907. we will bold our * !W «^
re?n!3r meeting at 12^4 Market st. near
Larkin. By order - .
,----. . DAISY L. KEENEY. Acttaß N*. a
FRANCES, W.: RECTOR. Bee Sec.
GOLDEN \u25a0 GATE encampment Na '_^_SK_s!>'
1. I. O. O. F. — Rerular meetias -"s_?s_eSy-
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING
at ISM Market *t. '
••--..--• JNO. L. ROLPH. C. V.
AUSTRIAN . military and benettilent .'» .
•".assoclatloa— Members are earnestry |o*g)>ri
requested to assemble at 566 ' Fulton 85p4?
• St.. SGNDAY. May 12. at 12 m.. to $*_>£>
-attend fnneral of onr deceased broth- 't**^
er. BARO GIVOJE. Fine of II for nojMtteu.i-
ance. Bt order of ' C." PETRUSICH.
G. MOSTAHIMCH. Rec. Sec. Ptes.
ST. ANDREWS society— Member* are I%ZV %
reqaeated to attend the funt-r.il of onr S>V"U
deceased -charter momber. WALTER
P. DAVIDSON, on FRIDAY. May W. \u25a0****
-at 1C_«) -" a. m.. from Albart Ptke memorl*»
temple\lBsB Geary »t.' -.••••.--\u25a0
SPfiCIAL- notice to members ot Redwood camp
No," 91. -W.* O. " W.— Take notrce. there win
'b«no meeting of the camp FRIDAY EVEX-
ING,.May= 10. 1907. - unlws tae car strike -i»
«ett:*l on or before said date. 'By ord»r
.. . ,T.D. MILLER. Con. Com.
. j: n.' barcel. cterty •\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
THK entertaJnmeot arurilMU of- Mission cam\
Xo. 2tJ4.W. 0.,W» fat Cotillion hall.. 139
Chnrch *t., annt>unc»«d *ifor ' Frldny oTenlne,
May 10/ ts postponed on aironnt of car *trik»
until fnxtlier notice." By order, committee.
• C.W. OZIAS. C.C.
A; (J. FRANK. Clerk. r .
THE l*th anniTersary. entertainment and dam**
of Britannia loilze.Na 7. which was to ha*«
been held Saturday events. May 11. 1907, ban
been postponed, owing tv car ktrlke; ticket*
ot ume will . remain , goo«f until social taies
'\u25a0 place. \u25a0\u25a0_ \u25a0 ____________
JAPAN Society ot America.— The lecturer ad-r»r<
• tised' for Saturday.-; May ill, J»*s. been In-
definitely postponed. . : ' » -'
'-.'..-\u25a0 .^»'RICHARD C. HARRISON. Secretary.'
CRESCENT court " No. \u25a0 3. . Atuars nth — No : me«t-
Injf 'wUl'-tw held 00 Friday -«•_!_*. May 10,
1907." LIX-A.L.*BAEHK. Ruyal Mutroa.
' ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS.
: B. PASQUALE CO.,
1100 WEBSTER. COR. TURK. .
PHONE -.WEST •' 493.. .
• " ARMY. ' NAVY/ SOCIETY OOODS.
KEG ALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS.
:^-r- BADGES. CAPS,*- \u25a0'
-\u25a0 . - UNIFORMS. -* .-
~* _ ATTOR.VEYS; :\':- : ~
ADVICE -free. PrlTate , divorces' a speclafiyT
' • «jnlck : * no enarg«. unlem . sucvetaful: partner- .
• ; »h !p. wills, " deeds. '. etc. ; "; corporations ; collw.
tlons:* detecti-re».' 'Open evenings. LKG.vl*
\u25a0 ASSOCIATION. 1152 Ellis st. near FUlmore. , •
AA—DlVORCE; : co»t»:»l_: "quick, quiet; ad»lc«
.free;. bo charg-e ttnleo successful: title to real
estate . restored; bankruptry ; probatlaz of c*-
' tates; jteneral practice. 1028 Market St.. r. 1-.
ADVICE ' free — Dltopc e ' costt * $12 : ; quiet , qnieu
baaicruptcy. damajre*. sttachtnents. profwr?
\u25a0i matters a specialty; no tee* la advance. , 212*
Klllmore. nr. Sacramento. R. 1; opeß : evenlas«. '
See Pages 10 and 1 1 for Addi-
tional Classified Ads
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