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Snipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
bteamship Asia, Formerly the Doric,
Will Depart Today for Orient
The Occidental and Oriental steam
ship company's steamer.Asia will start
across tbV Pacific today, its maiden trip
under the new name. For the past- 15
years, as the Doric, it has traversed the
\u25a0waters between here and Oriental ports.
It has always been popular on the run
and has carried in safety thousands of
passengers between j here and Asiatic
points. The personnel of the officers
will not be changed and the vessel will
continue in the command of Captain H.
Gaukgrroger.
Although the Asia sails under ithe
British. flag and under the name of the
Occidental and Oriental steamship com
pany It Is really the property of the Pa
cific Mall steamship company. . For this
reason the name of the Doric was
changed to conform with those of the
vessels belonging to the company, all
of which end with the letter '"a." The
other Pacific Mail vessels plying In thb
Oriental trade are the Mongolia, the
Manchuria, the * Siberia, the Korea,
the- China and the Persia, formerly the
Coptic ... . .
The Asia will pail at 1 o'clock today
• nfl will carry a big cargo of general
freight. It will take a limited number
of passengers. - .
j n<-port« MRri<insr «* Oerrilct
Captain Houdlette of the Oceanic
pte&mshlp company's . steamship Sierra
reports that at 6:20 p. m. on May 23,
when In latitude 37 degrees 10 minutes
north ana longitude 12< degrees 30
minutes west, he sighted a derelict. It
\u25a0was a small \u25a0wooden steamer, bottom up.
Captain Houdlette believed It to be the
lost Bessie K.
Lumber Arrival a Light
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
by sea yesterday were unusually light,
amounting to only 415,000 feet. The
Bteamer AJcatraz brought 116,000 feet
and the steamer Casco 300,000 feet.
Will Sail on Saturday
The transport Crook will sail on Sat
urday for Honolulu. It will { carry
about 300 troops and a few casuals.
Crbvrley Havlnjc an Outing:
Thomas Crowler, head of the Crow
ley launch company, left last Saturday
for a, two',, weeks* visit to \u25a0 : Adams
springs. . \u25a0-• • -.
Will- Operate Shi»«
The Mutual Shipping, company filed
articles of incorporation yesterday with
the county clerk. Oliver J. Olson, An
drew F,;Mahony, Charles Gerlach, ' H.
Van Bergen and Frank G. Drury are
the directors and each has subscribed
$1,125.
COAST. SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Manners
lof the Pacific
• BAN PEDRO. Jun* 10.— Tbe prospects of the
Juinbtr trade of routbern California through San
Podro and otfcer ports haTe brightened d urine
•the part rwi. It is stated that with a reduc
tion la tonnage rat«>a aod a . consequent redac
tion in "the price of lumber local building opera
tions,hare been resumed, and the Arlxona, New
Metlco and old Mexico mining orders are re
rurDißg to toe larce local wholesale yards.
\u25a0On account of the former high rate obtaining
for Pacific coast lumber a large. Tolume of busi
ness had been diTerted to Texas concerns. Much
" r tbe lumber used throughout the southwest
<-n»sista of, heaTy . mining timbers. After a trial
nf the Texas product it was found to be Infe
rior to that M«-ed.ln the forerts of the Pacific
northwest- This trade with minlnt; (tenters Is
'T.ora"us and the lons of these orders was a
oeTere blow to local dealers. ,
-N«w-a»«t the boctness is coming: bark to the.
r^iclflo coast the lumbermen are elatetl oTer fu
ture buelnes* proßpeet». It it claimed, that lum
t>cr can be enld here at several dollars under tbe'
Texas market, while only a few weeks ago Texas
was able to undersell tbe California market by
from $3 to JT per tnoueand feet. Already set*
era 1 Ur*e carriers which haTe been temporarily
idle haTe been chartered to carry lumber from
pnrthern mill* 'to San Pedro owing to the In
creased demand.
The steam schooner Samoa, Captain Madsen,
erriTed this morning from Caspar Tia San Fran
cisco, brinrin* &00.000 feet of lumber : consigned
to the National lnmber company.
The steam schooner Yosemite, Captain Joha
*en, Bte-daya froa Socta Bend tU Astoria,
is discharging 625,000; feet, of lumber at this
port. ... . .- > .. . . • :-,
The steam achooner Beiene, Captain Anderson,
from Eaymo&d. arriTed - this morning, bringing
f 25.000 feet of lumber.
Tbe cteam schooner San Gabriel. Captain
Creen. arriTed on Its schedule from Kureka and
the Cmpqna- riTer with a full cargo of lumber
consigned to the Kerckhoff-Cuzner milling and
lumber rompany/; .. \u25a0 • --..-••;.>..- . -
Tbe frelrht and pat«enger Meamship Coos Bay.
Capuin Zeii. ' cleared today Iffi- San Francisco
• n<l way ports with carro consigned to the Pa
riß'' Otast steamship company. • t
The barkentine J. L. ETiston. Captain Jansrn.
«cd the fichoaner Defiance, Captain Salethke. for
Grar« Harbor, and the ecbooner C. 8. Iiolme«,
fir Ecreka; finished discharging lumber cargoes
as 4 sailed today In ballast to reload.
The iwfeooner Alex T. Brown. Captain Peter
"\u25a0\u25a0r. finfrbed dSochargincr n lumber cargo and
««i!ed today Jn ballart fnr Ballard to reload. *
Tbe stecm B^tooner Helen P. Drew. .Captain
Ounderson. flnirbed dLvharging its lumber cargo
today and i* wheduled to clear Vxnorrow for
Greenw->od to reload. , .-, . «i*«
PORTLAND, June 10. — The uteamer Alliance.
Captain Olson. arriTed thin eTeninz. .^
The nestn «<-li"oapr Dairy Freeman Is on the
<!rrdock fof repairs. • ' ,;
DUtriot' Forecaster Beals predicted that the
Willamette will remain nearly rfatlonary .Toe*.
<"*? and Wednesday ' and fall slightly Thursday.
It 1« belie Ted that all danger from extremely
r.'jrh water this summer )« past.
ASTOBIA. June 10. — Tbe nil steamer Aoun
<-Ir.n, with a cargo of fuel oil from Port Har
ford. arrlT«d thin morning and went to Portland
to discharge. Wben tbe Asuncion entered the
riTer it was drawing nearly 23 feet of water
« mi recelTed sereral bompe. • This was ' canned
by the tcskl taking the course oa«l by .the
roactlng vessels, and not the one for the beaTier
laden boata. . ;. \u25a0 \u25a0 • \u25a0 - . • v
The NorwesUn »te.amsliip Sark. with a cargo
of flour, for north China, sailed last erenlng. v • :
Tbe at earner .Alliance. arriTed this morning
from Coos bay witb a general ' cargo and pas
tencers and left for Portland later.
Tbe steam ecbooner Joban Poul*en arriTed
yrsterday and will take a lumber cargo to San
Frsnolson. c f~<~*
- Tbe liner Costa Rica arriTeß from Portland
ttaia afterooon and sailed this eTenlng - for San
Frnnci*?? with a general cargo aad passengers.
Tbe i-arkenilae Diamond Head, frtth a'carpo
c.r 915.000 feet of itimber for San Pedro, «raa
towed to sea yesterday. . ' -
Tne British steamship African Monarch finished
taking on a million feet of .lnmber at the Tongue
Point mills and went to Portland to complete Its
rargo. •H*mSBP | 4B' NMi 4KtfHty|
. SEATTLE. Jnne 10.— Work on .the MlnnesoU
has been nerioufly hampered by the strike of 'be
longshoremen.' • No cargo baa been'remoTed from
the ve**M. altboogh it has been ' !n ; port . thi?e
dars. SeTeral - attempts to loa4 tbe xhlp hare
l.f-oa made, but the k>ng*boreme& who have been
engaged do cot remain long enough to accomplish
ant-thing. > \u25a0 . .
Tbe fiteamfchip Kaga Maru will sail at dayllgtit
for the orient. It takes: a full load of general
frrtpht. The Knroki party will return. to Japm
on this vessel. 'Flour forms tbe principal pan jf
tbe carco. . . ft*9VJ<VMgm
Tbe Ji^iustlp Humboldt arriTed \u25a0\u25a0 tonight fro-.n
Knuthern Alaska, bringing $525.000 In gold. This
ik .sl:e firwt Hg shipment of Alaskan gold to !>e
n-i-e '.f(-4 - tiifs year. \u25a0 The -cleanup* in tbe Dorjh
han born cartalled by labor trouble*. , Most
of tl>f- pa*««JgerB on the , Te«el - were from tbe
interior. .They »aid.that the strike on -the In
ouko was reported to be of unusual dimensions. '"
Tbe stfamahlp Edith eailed for the north to-
Bight. laden with a cargtt for None. ,j
Armr Transport*
The BumMde in at Seattle." .j- /
Ti,<- Buford: sailed June 3 for Shanghai: .> A ;
Th* Crooir Jo in port and trill call for.Hono-
JkUi on Fatnrday. - "\u25a0 *\u25a0' '"*'
The Dlx. left.Xasasak! May; 28. nomeward
tHiitnd. - * •• - "'\u25a0'" .'' " '
Toe Kllpstrlck is at Newport New*. \a.
Tbe Logan a rri red May 81 at ManlU; :,; "
Tue Meade la at New^Tork. Out of commw
*\m; ' *-" \u25a0' f '' " ' "_ '''":\u25a0*"' '\u25a0'•\u25a0-. * : '
The tarall* Is at Ne«T«rt Sews, V«. * y:<
Toe Sheridan Is at Mare islacd; under repair*.
Tb* Fheraao arrtred from Manila Satnrday.:
Ti<# Thotoas nailed for Manila on June fi."
Tbe Warren la In port. V.. |
The' Oftrane * lAmt --'
BritUh Rhip'Hllßon, out 147 dajs.from: Caleta
Colosa. for Hainburs. 6 pwr cent. .. . ~ ; .
luuan etolp.r. S. Ciampa, out 149 days, from
Tslbot, for Iquiqur. S per cent. , -» > ''-"_''= '
BrlUnh «hlp Amulree. ont 143 *aj« from Toeo
jaia, lor Falmoutb, « per c«t.*. • ' j
vr^? ( fnU 5* «*«x»er India, out .' 9l • dayi r from
M«a«lr«, for Plattf. 25 per cent. -
xews (of the ocfiisr
Will Take Grain to China —
thT h ZIEf vl*.v 1 *. ite *mer Aacot.at Portland!', and
we British Bteamer Wyneric, on.Puget sound,
are under .charter • for grain to China. Both
were chartered prior to arrival. .
Export* by the Koimoi Liner
/w.^****^" 11 " • tf »' n^f ' AbeasJnil. which sailed i
«^? r 1 v - for Hamburg *nd-way ports. -bad
t« X* JfiSl" tbu P«rt..T»lned at $91,979 and
to be distribated as follown: For Mexico, «30,-
P*t^ «Sf?i America, :s3l,2S9; Ecuador. $8,290;
T.n?' *^ W;^ Chlle ' *6.383;80UT1a. $110; Bug
w^r. *l ' , Geman y. *6,972. The following
t« "'Palpal exports:: . • ,•
\u0084t. Me , xlc^— 76 bbU flour, 35,683 lbs malt, 62
rau and 1\u25a0 es irtne, 355 lbs beans, 10 pkgs
K^T ii e f "^PfOTlsions,- 274 lt» dried fruit. 374
i?a !?l* ln - g> 285 lb » «Plcw>. 25 cs canned good*.
VZ. lbs . b! ***. 238 lbs mUlstuffs. 8 pkgs pota
£s-fi « yS Di ??*' *° c » Balmon . ».OSO kegs amt
hi.lfi blaetln fr powder, 90 cs dynamite. 81 cs
blastln* caps, 60 ca fuse, -28,800 ft lumber, 23
Pkga machinery. 42,805 lbs tallow," 2,007 lbs
fSSF'sJ 2 P*W paints. v n p k gg electrical
S^So^ttS? frease ' 98 * pcsplpe - l
-To Central Ameriea-^O6bMs \u25a0' floor, 38.446 lbs
ilV*' tftPl^" rroceriea and . prorisloos, 2,529 lbs
i I *** w3w 3 ' 052 lbt "P^e*. 80S ca canned goods. 224
lbs chocolate. 323 lbs cheese. 4,408 lbs and 16
ptrs mUlstoffa; 1.045 lbs dried fruit. «00 lbs
"V siM ; , %>• ,lb«, lb « bread. 173 lba sago. 308 lbs
nnts. 1.115 lba paste. 350 lbs. tea, 1,973 gals
T^L, 80 1 wbUk '- 6 bblsT ginger ale. 63 cs.
i .! a^L 2 drum * oI1 »' 657 c " an<l 7 &vms
coal 0i1,. 66 drums and. 10 cs gasoline. 45 cs tar.
800 cs and 12 keg* powder, 31 cs fuse, 15- cs
X™ 111 , 11 *-1 c* blasting caps, 12.311 lbs tallow,
and 58 bdls Iron, 75 pcs and 39 bdls pipe. 12 bis
soap. 10 rkgs paints, 2,000 lbs coal, 1 pkr ma.
chlnrry. «7 kegs nails, 100 bdls shooks, 460 lbs
rosin, 7,73« lbs sine. 9 bdls brooms, 8 bales
bags, 17 colls rope, 20 drums carbide. 21 pkes
fireworks. * . . . "
To Ecuador— 227 bbls floor, 626 ctls barley.
• 7 ca canned goods, 710 cs salmon, IS pkg»
groceries and prorlilons, 248 lbs dried fruit,
400 lba ralstns. 4,957 pals wine. 5 cs whisky.
10 cs preserred cherrte*. 43 bdls brooms, 182
coils rope. 6,018 ft lnmber. 9 bdls sbooks. 26
pkgs machinery. 4,037 lbs tallow. 60 bales
pap»»r bags. - . .. .. \u25a0 .\u25a0 •
To Peru— 7.B3o lbs . dried fruit, 91 cs canned
goods. 200 lbs millstuffa. 31 pkgs grocprjes and
proTislons, 51 cs whisky. 2 cs mineral water,
8.435 lba tallow. 3,990 lbs greaie, 92 colls rope,
16 pkgs machinery, 700 lbs seeds, 16 pkgs
harness and saddlery,* 5 cs turpentine, 1 cs
arms and ammunition.
To Chile— loo bbls beef. 239 cs canned goods?
90 cs salmon, 8.300 lbs dried fruit, 20 cs eauce.
10 cs pickles, 4,416 lbs lans. 19,671 lbs tsllow,
65 colls rop«, 3 pkgs machinery, 2 pkgs drags,
50 bbls oils, 1 cs arms and ammunition.
To Bollrla— 27o gals wine. »
To London — 4,000 lbs phosphate rock. 1
To Germany — 50 gals wine, 4- cs canned
goods, 3 pkgs machinery, 32 pkgs household
SOOds. -. .',-/,,. \u25a0
SHIPPING IXTELLIGEXCE
ARRIVED
Tuesday. June 10.
Stmr Hornet, Marten, 6B hours from Port Los
Angeles, via Alcatrai landing &9 hours.
Stmr. State of California, Thomas, 46 hours
from San Diego. • " - . . :. ,-y,
Stmr Del Xorte, Payne, 30 hours from Crescent
City.
Stmr City of Topeka, Glelow, 20 hours from
Eureka. - » -
Stmr Cased. Aglln, 86 hours from Portland,
rla Astoria 74 hours. • . - •
Stmr Alcatrai,. Frederickson, 14 hours from
Greenwood. • \u25a0 ..- . . -.'"..
Stmr Roanoke. Dunham, 3 days from Portland,
Tia Eureka 16 hours. - ~ ,
CLEARED
-\u25a0\u25a0 -'s'- *\u25a0 •. - , Tuesday, June 10.
Stmr City of Poebla, , Jensen, Victoria, B. C,
etc; Pacific Coast steamship company.. ' .
Br bark Battle Abbey, Darison, Eureka; J. J.
Moore & Co. -
. SAILED"
. - -. . . Tuesday, ' June 10.
\u25a0 Stmr Pomona.- Swasson,* Eureka.. ••
'" Stmr Columbia,' Doran. Portland. '
. Stmr Bonlta, Nicolson, San Pedro abd way
ports: \u25a0 • , : ..--,...-\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 . -^ - :
Stmr Clty'of Pueb!a,'Jep*en,- Victoria and Port
Townsend. \u25a0 ....,-.• \u0084.,,.
Stmr Roanoke. Dnnham. San P«»dro.
Ptmr M. F. Plant. Nelson.' Coos bay. ,
Btmr Coqultle Hirer, Sandberg, FoYt Bracg."
Stmr Nelson. Albion. -
Strnr ttanta Cruz. Hannah,. Monterey.'. , -"-,'
Stnrr George I W. rider, Jessen, Eureka and
Portland. Ore. x . - \u25a0. : -\u25a0 \u25a0 ». ; -.
-\u25a0 Br bark Battle Abbey, Darisoa, Eureka, in tow"
t>t tag Sea Rorer. , . - -
Br bark lord Templeton, Reid. Sydncr.
Schr Sotbyome, Peterson. Albion.
-. - SPOKEN ' H
May 25. lat 29 N, long 18 VT— Br ship Indore,'
from . Hamburg. - for San Francisco. -
May 27, off Fernando Xoronha — Hal ship Elisa,
from Shields, for San Francisco. • •'
May 23, lat 6 N, long 29 W— Br ship Clan
Galbraitb, hence Feb 26, for Hull.- > .
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. June 10. 10 p. m.— Weather
foggy, wind northwest; Telocity 12 miles per
hour. '\u25a0 . \u25a0 . ;*. . \u25a0-\u25a0-/ •\u25a0
,- DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT GAMBLE: — Arrired. June- 10 — Schr Ca
mano, hence May 22; bark Palmyra, hence
May- 26. ! - ...i
\u25a0 REDONDO — Arrired June 10^-Stmr.Vanguard,
from - Union landing: I barge Three, in . tow of tug
Sea King, from Port Harford; stmr Marcrick,
hence June 7. - \u0084 - -
Sailed Jane 10 — Stmr Marerick, for San Fran
cisco. - ."•••- '.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ' ...\u25a0•\u25a0
ASTORIA— SaiIed June 10— Stmr Costa Rica,
for San Francisco. . ; - i:.
NOMfs —^ArrlTed June 10— Stmrs Victoria and
Ohio, from Seattle; 6tmr, Alliance, from Coos
bay: Mmr AMincion. hence June 6. •\u25a0
trailed June 10— Bktn Makaweli, for San Fran
cisco, v- • \u25a0--• •. .V-- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ,- \u25a0 \u25a0;. -.'-.. \u25a0 .; ,
. WlXSLOW— Arrired Jane 10— Bark Hcsper.
hence May 2«. r -ri
ArriTed June 9— Bark Fresno; from. Port Lud
low.ii>~^ -' \u25a0
Anired June 10— Ship St. Francis, from San
Dlepo;-<4»!-S»€»a>Ai f '?jf '*£'\u25a0--'? \u25a0"•-.• : , 1 '.:'\u25a0" \u25a0
HOQUlAM,— Arrived June B— Bktn Retrierer,
from Guaynras; schr Edward R. West, from San
Pedro.:., \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 - - -... •• ' .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084\u25a0' \ : .. , •\u25a0
Sailed June 9— Schr Louis.-for San Francisco;
Btmr Charles Nelson, for San Francisco. -; : •
FORT BRAGG — Sailed June 10— Stmr Noyo,
for San Francisco. : \u25a0
• Et'REKA — ArriTed -June' 10— Stmr ,~- Eureka,
hence June 8: stiar F. A. Kflburn, -from Astoria;
stmr South Bay, hence June 8; stmr Raralll,
hence June B.~Y***tS&&Sf*3p \u25a0 • . .
. TATOOSH— Passed In June 9 — Stmr" Harold
Dollar, hence June 5. for Puget sonnd; stmr Mon
tara, bence June 0. for Seattle and Nome. . •. •-'
• ' Paßsed nut June 9 — Nor >«tmr -.Tordenskjold,
from Oyeter Harbor, for Ban Francisco. : .?\u25a0*?>
TACOMA— Sailed June 9— Br ship Rlrerslde,
for Valparaiso.. -• « c ;-' ,
&AHTX BARBARA— Arrited- June 10— Stmr
Santa Rosa, j hence Jane 9, and I sailed I for San
Diego. - \u0084.\u25a0,.-......-...-..\u25a0 .- \u25a0:.-\u25a0«.\u25a0.\u25a0!.-.\u25a0
, SOUTH BEND— Sailed > June 9— Stmr • Daisy
Mitchell, for San Francisco; schr WIF. Jewett,
for San Pedro. _ .. " '.. -
v Arrlred June 9—Bktn Amaranth, from 1 San
Pedro. - ' -/ \u25a0 \u25a0.-.."\u25a0\u25a0 -'\u25a0 " .- \u25a0--.- •\u25a0 . -'.-\u25a0
SA>' PEDRO — ArriTed June 9— Stmr Tam'al
pais. hence June 7: etrar Yosemite,' hence June 8;
stmr Samoa; hence'Jnne 8. ' • "; , \u25a0'\u25a0 • .:
\u25a0 Sailed June 10-^-Stmr. Cooa Bay,* for. Port Har
ford: achr C; B. Holmes, ; for Kureka;'bktn J. L.'
ETiston. for Grays Harbor.- -\u0084':--- i
COOS BAY— Bailed June 9— Stmr Alliance, for 1
Astdria; stmr F. A. Kllburn, for Eureka and San
Francisco..---'' - " •> \u25a0 :, \u25a0\u25a0-•-- \u25a0-:-..-_ '"-,.\u25ba,;.\u25a0. - -V: \u25a0
-ArriTed '.'- June, B— Scbr \u25a0 Enther ; Buhne. ' hence
May 29; schr. Annie Lars»n.< hence May. 2B.- < •
' ArriTed June 9 — Bktn Encore, from San Pedroi
' • POET. HAP.FOXD — ArriTed ;- June'- 10 — Stmr'
Marerick. from • Redondo; .stmr : Whlttier, from \u25a0
San Diego. ... . \u25a0 \u25a0 - • ...... : - - „
' Sailed June < 30— Stmr Atlas, with barge Nine
ty-one in. tow. for San Francisco; stmr Whlttier,
with barge. Santa Paula, la -tow, for San Fran
cisco. •" ' \u25a0-.' -\u25a0\u25a0 - : ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . '' \u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0"'- -.*\u25a0 \u25a0 ' \u25a0' "• \u25a0• '.:..
ISLAND PORTS; • ' ." :; ',
HONOLT7T.C— SaiIed June 8— Br stmr.ValdlTla,
for Newcastle, X. S;W. • • \u25a0 '\u25a0:, ; ...i
ArriTed June .10 — \u25a0 Stmr Alaskan, from Tacom'a.
ELEELIC — Sailed June 6— Schr Carrier . Dote,
for Grays Harbor. •".\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 '« '*\u25a0'- ,•\u25a0\u25a0 ' - '
. . • .**i - FOREIGN PORTS -
GIBRALTAR — Passed June 9— Br stmr Titan,
from Puget sound, for Liverpool. \u25a0
VALPARAISO^ — ArriTed -May 23 — Br stair
Earl of Carrtck, from New. York: -\u0084 \u25a0:-.\u25a0.'
. HONGKONG — Sailed June «—« — Br stmr Empress
of Japan, for VancouTer.'" ,'- ' .-« '~V; -> ,'
\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 LONDON— Sailed June 9— Br stmr Bellerophon,
! for Royal ; Roads. •" ' V ".' . ~? ." .-. -'. , c--;- *,
~ ACAPULCO— SaiIed June B— Stmr ; San < Juan,.!
for San - Francisco. \u25a0 v : - «A-g«*SBS?mP^P<g?V
. YOKOHAMA— ArriTed Jane 9— Ger etmr Nlco
naedia,-from Portland,",- Ore.-- - •\u25a0• .\u25a0<'.\u25a0 ".-.»: .-.•' -:..;.\u25a0
.VICTORIA— ArriTed > June ; 10 — Nor utmr Sark,
from Astoria. - * -' - \u25a0 \u0084. \u25a0 ..-. .
r OCEAN STEAMERS . , -
GIBRALTAR— SaiIed .'Jane ;j 10— Stmr • Kocnig
Albert,' for New York: ;., -
.Memoranda
- LONDON, ' June : 9.— Ouayaqull te lejjraphi ; Nor
bark /Alexandra,' from ' Newcastle.- Australia, for
A neon, was abandoned.' May; B,tlat 1 3,' no: long.
account of - being j abort |of | proTisJons. Sustained
no damage. . First officer and part of crew landed
hite.~. \u25a0 -.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0 ' .\u25a0''~"^ : .*~-~ [ -: : ' .-;'•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
' ' \u25a0' "*_ ' — -rrr.'Ci '\u25a0 ' -\u25a0-
- STEALS ] EOKSE AJn>YBU<»OT— Darid ' Llch
ner was \u25a0 booked , at , the : city; prison ; yesterday ; by
DMeetiTP* Graham and Rtordan 'on 1 charge ; of
grand •-. larceny.: V He .» la *> iiccnsed l of B stealing | a
horae and baggy worth $375 belonging to Tbomtt
Barman,* which •be sold ; t»> i W. " J. : Gallagher ! of
the Woodla'wn ttablei for %W. '-'.-:. X • .; .
TIIE SA.\' FRANCISCO CALC, TUESDAY, JTOTE 11, 1907.
Weather i Report
-'• United - States • Department : of 'Agriculture-
Weather Bureau. Pan Francisco. June 10,1907.i- r
•RAINFALLS DATA y^-J,;-;^,
'\u25a0-\u25a0 --\ \u25a0 \u25a0."'•\u25a0: Past >:^ Xor- ,
- Stations-^-' . 24 hours, to date, f.-'mal;'
Enrejka ......'........- 0.005 'f80.45 : /46.35
Red - 81uff. ......... .W Tr." ' ;' \u25a0> 27128 '>"; \u25a0 J25.55
Sacramento ... .... .7.0.00 ; : = 23:1 ft 4 ,' 20.80
San * Francisco: .... ... 0.00 -\u0084 24 . m .fs 23.57
Ran Jo«e:.. '.....;...:. 'o.oo^ 22:24 .:."..'
FreSao '. ;-. . . ; .V. . . : .7-. ' . 0.00 -' " ; 10.61* . >•:\u25a0 9.00
San*Luis 0bi5p0. . . . . . 0.00 > " -:24;87'- :21.50
I»s Angeles.... '..v:.'.-^ 0.00 :•,;,> 19.23 :" '17.30
San Dieg0. . . . . ; .'. : . :."0:00 1 '^. ,10.42 >:-, -t 10:47
- . \u25a0 3 ? ? I . '2: '-Ha
BTATIOK3. I vg . H :. r f\u25a0 |?
Baker ......:. 29.70. 62 .60 BE ':Rain': ; "'.lO
Boise *........ *.29. 72 -68 "54 -E T'SRain i;'*.odi ;'*.0d
Flagstaff ......29.80 ,70 34- 8 = . Clear'/: .00 ,
Fresno -.", V.."t:'.29.74 "SO r>B NW --Pt.Cldy. .00
Los Angeles.: .-.29. 8« :78 52 :SW ; Clear ; ' .00
Modena -.-. .... :: .29.76 *. 74 \u25a0"\u25a0 40 : . SW ' Clear ;•':\u25a0 • .00 |
Mt.-Tamalpals.29. B9'; sft :.'NW Foggy ' .00
North Head : . .29.74 56 50 W- " Cloudy, ' .00
Phoenix ...,: .29170 86 62 XW Clear/ , .00
Pt. Eeyes Lt.".29.88 56 . . XW .*'\u25a0. Cloudy .00
Portland ...:... 29. 72 62 54 S • Ra,in < . 1 J)2
Red Bluff '-. . ;.29.72 72 62 . S Cloudy 't .1)0
Reno ;.... 29.72 T4 44 SW>,Pt.Cldy .00
Rooeburg ..: . . .29.6(J -62 -'BS'* XW •••: Rain. -'--.' J". 23
Sacramento -...2ft. 80 70^ 5«^S ' .: ' Cloudy i r:ortr :0rt
Salt Lake.'. 29. 7« .74 4ft X Cloudy ".01
San Diego. 29.80 ,6(1 .18 SW ' Cloudy 00
f?an,FranciJco..29.9o .60 50 XW Cloudy T.OO
San Jose r. . . .29.90 -'\u25a0 72 46 NW * Cloudy .00
San L. 0bi8p0.29.90/?0'46 NW PtCldy :00
SE. Fara110n..29.90 6rt ' .. SW Cloudy; '.00
Seattle .. . : ... .29.76 60 50 S r Cloudy" Tr.
Spokane .......29.74 " CS 50 8 Cloudy- .10
•Summit \u25a0"...-..-,\u25a0 57 -'26 i S % Pt.Cldy.oo
Tatoosh . ". .29.74 M.4« W Cloudy :01
Tonopah -. . ; . . .29 .70 '70- 52 SE '. }. Cloudy .00
WalU .Walla. .-.29. 70 \u25a066* 54 SE Pt.Cldy .03
Wlnnemueca . .29.68 76 44 'SW "\u25a0 Cloudy \u25a0\u25a0• .HO
Ymna ...;.-.-.•..•. .-.29.70-'i 96; 64^8 Clear; T -00
•ATerage snow on ground. 37 inches. •
... \u25a0 "~. '.-;;\u25a0. -. ; >. SrxopSlS--. ? -'\u25a0;.>>. ?+? :.
The pressure continues low Orer the roust and
conditions are: unfarorable ?\u25a0 for \u25a0 settled; r fair
weather. > Rain ban fallen \ ln '.Washington,'-: Or
ego- and the northern, portion'nf '.the '.Sacramento
ralley. - It Ik much cooler along the coast and la
northern California. \u25a0• \u25a0* ',-\u25a0 : - : *•. '<\u25a0• :. ; '-\u25a0•::'.
FORECAST
San \u25a0 Franclfico and Ticinityr-Cl«udy - Tuesday,
possibly, light showers; light southwest- wind. >, |
/ : Sacramento raliey— Showers Tuesday;' • fresh
south. wind. - ..,-* '.;';.- - v .-.\u25a0 •:,-' \u25a0
r San Joaquln.Tttley^<;ioudy .Tuesday ;\u25a0 probably
showers in the- mountains; 'light north win J,
''changing to southwest. •\u25a0. \u25a0 -.J. • - J: \u25a0' f- ->
' Los Angeles : and \u25a0 ricinity— Cloudy \u25a0'" Tuesday;
light sotithwest wind. -. . « \ -
A. G;.McADIE, District Forecaster. .
MoTemeata of Steamers
' , .-\u25a0 -: TOABRIVB- --• .s -'. -^
: ;\u25a0:." . - From ?„\u25a0;., -. . | ;,> Steamer '; |;-.Due
Humboldt ............ F. ; Leggett . . . . June 11
rcrt. Los : Angeles.:.:. J. Hlgglns ...-; June'll
Seattle . ; : ... ..... ... . Meteor : . : . . . : . June 11
Portland & Astoria. Nome - City ; . . . : June 11
Nanaimo Wellington .... June. ll
Humboldt ."........;:; Eureka ..:....'. June 11
Hongkong & M0J1...... Appalachee . . . . June 11
Seattle. &. Taeotna..... Watson ......... June 11
Salina Crus . . ........ Arixonan \ '.'.'. '.*.'.. June 12
Portland & Astoria.... Costa \u25a0 Rica "...; Jnne-12
Seattle .:..... ...;.... Carda ...::.\u25a0.:*: June 12
Eel Rirer P0rt5. ...... Argo IISI;.:.:: June 12
Humboldt .....:... Scuth . Bay . V. .-. June, 13
San.- Pedr0". ........ .'.:' Yoscmlte. \u25a0 . :. .;. June : l.T
Nanaimo . .....:.-; TcrdensJkJold i-.\i -.\ June 13
China fcJapan.. ;.-..'.. Hongkong MaruJJnne 13
•Portland & Astoria. .:.; Cascade* ."..".-.": June 13
Humboldt .'."....:'..: . . Pomona v ; h*J f J : June' 13
New York, ria Ancon.. City pf Para. .. .Tune 13
Hamburg & Way Ports. Tbeben "'.:.'.".,;'. June' lS
San Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa V.'.. ; June 13
Point Arena & Albion.. POrno ; .:..•?.;.. June 13
Portland .&• Way Ports. F. ;Kilburnv:V. . June 13
San Pedro A: Way Ports Coos Bay . :v.,-i June. 13
Grays Harbor :.....:.. N'ewburg 5 \u25a0'.•'. 1. -s. Junel-J
Puget Sound Ports..... Bodoma ........ June' 14
Sfin. Pedro ....'. Roanoke .... ..'. . June J5
Hnmboldt ... A .". ...... 1C1ty.- of Topeka. June 15
Otaru, Japan .'.'..:.:.. Hazel Dollar '.'. . June 15
Mcndoclno & Pt. Arena S«-*,FoaiH-'l.' IV: June ,l6
New. York, via Ancon.. San'! Juan '..... June -17
San Diego & Way Ports State \u25a0of "Cal. . . June, 17
San Pedro .. ...... Hanalei-V. .".V.t June J 7
Portland* Way Ports. O. W.*- Elder.'.'; June 17
Portland ' & Astoria. . . ; Columbia -'. ..... June 17
Grays .Harbor ....... .tOntralla '\u0084;.\u25a0.,;. Junftll"
Bellingbam ......... :.|Hulnier ....... Jun« 17
Tahiti . . . . . - . . :: ..{Mariposa . . . ... June 18
Honolulu .. . . ti « ."..':'^v.l. Alatneda . .".'.... June 18
Japan via Honolulu. ... Buckman ...... June 18
Japan rla Honolulu.;.. A. Jauregulbrry June 18
San Pedro & <Way Porta Bonlta: -.r;_.. ... June 18
. .:,': \u25a0 'vn:'. .>. ' i-]-i' :
Degtlnatlon -;fev \\ Steamer -ty SallsjPler
.-June" .11— \:*Z*&Y'nb ~i?'3£&.*:-?i(?t'-'' U fv '\u25a0•
los Angeles Ports.... F." iJeggett. '. l'pmj, 2 \u25a0•
Xome.'Tla Seattle,- •%••'• Hyndes '..?: VI m 20 ,
Grays' Harbor ™. ....... Norwood n .?,' .;.;.% n.i ;
Los Angeles Ports..;. . Nome .City.: 10 am ,16*,:
Coqullle Rirer ........ Kllsabeth » . :: .2 pm ;1»
Orays Harbor ......... Acme -.-..'\u25a0... ..':.;. j2r.'
Gray* Harb0r. ......... Westerner..", cfi'.'.'. ."::.\u25a0,
Humboldt .\u25a0'..'. ;... Xorth^Fork.: :1-T>m 20-:
China 4 Japan. As)a~..'.»w, Ipm 42',
' June-12— , \u25a0\u25a0 - '"\u25a0 ;. &*%p 's'\u25a0>s!\u25a0 '.v.*- : \ \u25a0-\u25a0• ,
Humboldt .^... *...;.. City Topeka. 10.80 a > 9-
Point Arena .:.\u25a0.-..'.::. SeaiFoam.;. 4 pm *<2 "
Los Angeles Ports.;..-. Hanalei *-??!'. 5 pm ,10 '
June-13— -,\u25a0-«'. \u25a0\u25a0 ..•"-.;* \u25a0*:-•. S.v.i ':-i-*'
Willapa .• Harhcr ...... Yosemlt*: .. : rl\'l. ,2 "
Eel. Rlrer- Ports.. Argo- 12 m 10 1
Los Angeles Ports South;- Bay.. :5 pm '2:.
Humboldti .--... .v.T.w Eureka. .:«:. Dim Iff!
ban Diego & Way Ports State of Cal. 10 am 11
June 14— --\u25a0•\u25a0\u0084 ---.•\u25a0-.\u25a0,:. \u25a0\u25a0- \u0084 ; ;,v .-.'
Wlllapa Harbor ....... D Mitchell.. /*.':f. ....
- June 15 — '-\u0084;•-\u25a0>•. <--:'- s«.v "-;.- '***? - ''"'
Portland & Way Ports. Ror.noke ..".f*spin 13-
Humboldt ...'.... Pomona- 1.." 10.30 a
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno ...... 6 pm 12;
Honolulu .\u25a0.:...'•...'... Sierra";....:. 11 am -?7 :
New York," Tla. Ancon.; Acapnlco ... 12 m ' 40 '
Seattle & Taeoma .'..'.'.. Watson .r.. 1.30p 20
Astoria & Portland.".... Costa, Rica.; ll.am 24:
Hamburg. A Way- Ports Uarda: .-...:. 12 <ni 19 .
Portland &\u25a0 Way. Ports. F. f Kilburn.. 2 pm 13,
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay..'. 9am 11
June 16 — .-.. '.- ;\u25a0('- >-." ..->.v is-.
San Diego. fc Way Ports Santa Rosa.. 10 am 11
'. June. l7 — ".'\u25a0"\u25a0 -.'.'•\u25a0 " "• \u25a0-. . 1 -•\u0084, '~\ \u25a0 j, :..-..
I-os Angeles Ports...; O.W.: Elder I.SOp 13
Puget Sound Ports.::.. Sonoma^..!., 11 am -9
--June 1« — \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'••.\u25a0' ' ...-»\u25a0.-.- -\u0084\u25a0\u25a0.- y.
Grays Harbor :.../.... !Nrwburg ... -2,pm 10
China & Japan........ Persia^ ..... .l:pm 42 : *
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLBvr;gv:;I;
\u25a0\u25a0'- Destination . |V Steamer.' v.l^Pate >
Nome & St. Michael.:. Seward' :.....: June 10
.Nome & St. Michael:'.. Mackinaw-'.;;:': June'lo
Seldoria £ Way ; Ports. Bertha k :'.*; .*. . : . June 10
Skagway.4* Way PorU. Spokane '-/...:. Tune 14
SW.t Alaska Ports..... Jeanie .".'.". .... June 'ls
Nome &. St. Michael... Hyades :. ..v:.V June 15
Valdez i t Seward.. .... Santa- Clara''., r: June 16
.\(ine &. St.' Michael.:. Eureka.':.-.;.::. June 20
Nome * St.: Michael::. Umatllla \u0084 %. V.. June 24
Valde» •> & Seward.. ... Saratoga . ; . ; '. ; June 24
Sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Surrey— Time
and Heights of Tide at Fort | Point..' l For city
\u25a0 , front (Mission street. wharf) add 25 minutes.
• .: ' TUESDAY, /JUNE UI -'>;\u25a0'; \u25a0.-'\u25a0'.-' .
f^nn. rises ' ". .; . : . . .4:4"|Sun sets . . .". . :'. : .7:31
'-': • Time Time '•\u25a0•'-'\u25a0-. Time \>V* Time .
J'ne \u25a0-— >— Ft, — -Ft Ft : ' - — - -Ft
.\u25a0\h W| :(H;W \u25a0;:'-:\u25a0 I/..W H\W /,;;.<
11.. 0:521—0.5 1:201 "4.6 5:25 ; 3.4 11:10 5.3
12;'. 8:30—0.4 2:09 '4.7 0:00 *3.6 11:45 5.2
13r. 7:02—0.3 .2:55 ; 4.8 6:44 -8.7 ;.::. *'.\;
;\u25a0'•-- H W '••\u25a0:., LW ~ HW >>« h W »?
14.: 0:05 5.0 7:40-^0.2 3:35 .;: 4.7 7:34 4.1
15.. 0:35 ,4.8 ,8:15 ; -0.0 J4:1O j'4.B 8:26 ,3.7
16.". 1:18 ,'4.7 8:54 ,0.3 ; 4:46 - 4.8 BiS4 8.4
17.. 2:16 .4.3 0:40 ,0.6 5:18 '^6.0 10:40 -'3.0
.Time ; Ball '
United' States : Branch i Hydrographle ' Office,' ' Mer
. chanU'. Exchange, San FrapcUcO, Cal., June
. - 10,- 1907.':'- .;;-.:.; -'--^ :*\u25a0\u25a0;;<\u25a0: \u25a0>-:,;. >\u25a0 '^ \u25a0;•-\u25a0& \u25a0
.- The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was ' dropped ; today ' exactly at noon, I'aelflc
Standard- Time: (120tu« Meridian); -or 8h;- 00m:
w4. Greenwich Mean; Time. r .**y. ;.•>•. ;\u25a0-»•'> : , •
C -;. j: J. 0. BURNETT/ %.,
\; :\u25a0: \u25a0 .. '\u25a0\u25a0'... Lieotenant,;U.(B.';N.-,'in;Charge.,'.
U. S. • Umach , Hydrofirraphle ; Office
- -A . branch - of ; tbe > United . States \u25a0 Hydrograpblc
Office. . : located ' at 1 the i Merchants' I Exchange, - Is
maintained In, 8«n Francisco ;for. the s benefit ot
mariners,', without i regard to nationality »nrt free
of . expense.' - v Navigators ; are ! cordially,: lnrlted ito
Tisit s the ; office, r . where • complete i nets; ot charts
and sailing directions of the world are kppt at
band.' for comparison \u25a0 and reference,: and tbe lat
est information can always be obtained retarding
lights,' dangers , to i nar igation and ; all <. matters ; of
interest to ocean commerce.*';.v,---:.v.. -?-,"•>:;
-,- -\u25a0 X C. BUENETT, .
Lieutenant. U. B.*: N., : in Charge.
FATHER' SEEKS DAMAGES
,The trial Vof-; the; suit fof? Ernest . F.
Laf or cade ] against the \ Park -and ' Ocean
railroad (operators?!.; of t., the
Geary Csttee't; llne^wastbeguiTj before '[a,
Jury in,' Judge iGrahaih^s* court! yester
day. tt v Laf orcade's 9iyear/old?,s6n,*tfFus
chien,iwas killed *t last f August! byjaTcaf,
at I Geary 3 and } FlllmbfeS streets' c and X h?e
asks k for • $10,000 Jdamages.^^ According
to : the .testimonylofferedsfbrithelplain^
tiff-;; the'i gripman^and^a^ student 4who
stood-; beside him were ' looking.'back
ward instead of 'forward at the time'
that i the facc|dentVb"ccurred: t %'WitnesBftB
f or,t theldefen'se >". testifledf ttiat'^the » boy.
came ";' from ',< behind \u25a0? stf.' wagoh^- and | ran
in* front 'of the|car.^ Further; testimony
will^be' taken! today": V'-V \u25a0J.^'v ''-\u25a0 '<>-;:\u25a0& l/\-
. : SITES ITS; CTTSTODY— MauHce Buer.v who fis
wan ted on a charge fof J burglar* I bri D«tectlTe«
Burke I and | Smith, waa I arrested lln » Petalmna
yesterday, i \u25a0; Daer g entered g« * room " at , 366-1 Ban
Carlos I arenne, occupied « by Richard ' Bpeck t«r. a'
\u25a0aloon I keeper, and \u25a0 stole k $Z% : two I purses . aad
Kunt kera. >x -;\u25a0, ; : \ «-\u25a0 \u25a0;:..-, Vj^ .-*. -- w ,
QUADT COMPANY'S
PAINT STORE BURNED
Stu^baker Company ' Suffers
/Heavy ; 'Damage to 'Its \\\
V Wagonf Stock -V -
TOTAL LOSS IS $70,000
Spontaneous Cqmbustioh in
Oil Rags to
-Have Been Oriiinr;
i Flames: that' are supposed; to "have
been ''\u25a0' started .by •//' spontaneously, com
bustion;of oil rags'.in ; thelJohn'i Quadt
company's .wall Jpaper "": and? paint' eft*
tablishment r at;; 1421 /Market^street •at
6:30; o'clock * . yesterday' r morning 1 de-;
strbyed. proper ty^'ivalued " ; at -more
than v,'s7o,ooo^The, -^we're; the
John,: Quadt company,-^ about $50,000;
Studebaker , wagon i< : company,"' about
$20,000, -'-and iSamuelB,\tail
ora'.;, and \ shoe dealers, 'about ?*sr,OpOi
The Quadt concern (about i%il,-,
000 - insurance, fj but"*" Leter ;'& .Samuels
were ; unprotected.': J Manager, Chester, A:
Weaver.' of \u25a0 ' : the i\ Studebaker company
says that his f firm's loss \u25a0\u25a0"/ is • covered
fully. : \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0;:- '\u25a0 v ..'-i: : \--i"ij^' '\u25a0\u25a0i'.. r-..- \u25a0\u25a0•••"- Cv-'
\. vW; \u25a0 J.> Conrad, 'manager of the ; Quadt
company during" illness, of t - the head' of
the; concern,. is at a loss to explain the
origin of the fire /and regards the spon
taneous combustion- theory as plausible
as any. '}\u25a0\u25a0 Charles Bailey.lwatchman) for
the St, (hotel; sawlvthei" flames
shooting 1 through : the roof« of ; the ; long
building and turned: in; the* alarm, n: On
account -.of . ? the;t highly .'
nature of .the contents iof the * one s tor y^
structure •' the j flames made rswlft-.-head-^
way and -soon* reached the Vstudebaker
building /adjoining.';-; A> few
who ;lodge ;/t in^ the:stores,'4wer»: awak
ened" and witlv-thej apparatus-! available
they ; f ought'.th'e 'spread , of, the flrer j Thei
department, .; responded Ci quickly and
managed "to saye"the;studebaker ; store
and most J of its. contents. v Only^ an inch
board 'wall separated';, the .wagoni e'm'^
poriunv frofn.the waH'paper store while
the'cjatter- ;was ;a seething • mass V'of
flames, > : and : the'!'. firemen /did.^ excellent
work; t" Water and r fire ' damaged '.robes,
harness and buggies to 'the extent of
$20,000.;- :*\u25a0 '.. • ' V -->v.. \-: :-. '
-i" Quadt put ' the building up a year
ago, '/and % next
door ,a;,few^ months \u25a0 later.^ iThe; former
structure Is '\u25a0 a-j total • loss. V ' .' : » r-'z \u25a0'""'.\u25a0*\u25a0 s ;'\u25a0
.> The fire- prostrated Quadt,- -who was
recovering from a* paralytic stroke, and
hlsVcbriditlon >is ii r said _i to be, r critical.
-.Leter. &\ Samuels. .occupied : J a^. small
part ;-: of -:\u25a0 the" 'Quad tJ building, and | had.
moved>in - but a few days before the
- fl " : :'-.::''.--H'.. i> ..v.'-i; ; . .vVv^'V _
WOMAN TELLS STORY
OF SAILORS' BATTLE
Stood on the Bridge When
;r KeilnerjWas Shot Frortv C
. - , National; City:
' :: ' t Joseph B. : H^bbaird,' now on trial with
Qeorge *12~ Ham mar 5, in:;- judge •; Cork's
court," f or^ the .murder .'of ; Andrew^Kell-^
ner.i a "union! sailor, /duririjf v 5) ihe^ coast
seamen' s^atrlke ' last - ; y«ar, .-, was f-'ask'ed'
.yesterday-ji' on. ; cross ;"exa"niinatfbn 'J.what
he < said when ] launch- 1 Escbrt;*; filled
with. union pickets; drew alongside' the
nonunion- steamer < National; City, gj IA *a
loud^volce" abdr'in-fajdramaticimanner
Hubbard . gave ? what' he- -'declared! wei;o.|
his 'exact < words,, \which,??stripped'^ of 1
sailor's 1 baths,* were >as /follows:- \ : -\u0084: . !
2 , "The first ; man ' who r puts • foot on . this^ '
deck" I'll^send-hlm^to' hell.'!; . '. ..-" \u25a0\u25a0>.»• tf£\
I TOn his 1 direct exarninationi-Hubbard.
testified ' that 'when 'i that* launch^ ap
proached, :;Hammar,.,who-,was *a - port i
captain, ordered - him to permit; no ; one
to I come • aboard. ' i Hubbard* warned | the
pickets to keep off,' but they kept' com-,
ing on arid he feared they were about
to ; board - r the^ steamer. Seeing a/ pistol
in V the • launch : he ; fired . one rsbot iin J the
air. '"gAt /'the^sa'me^instant .. some 'i one
fired - v from the launch and -he felt the
wind 'Of a-bullet passing, his ear. In
reply he" emptied, his pistol-; Into the
launch.V > ; \- ;',:\u25a0, \u25a0;-.' ';•..-' ..- : : ;^ .•' ,;/; . \u25a0 \'l%
:' '•'. Mrs.Mda L - Freder ickseri. \u25a0 wife %of th«
captain of the Natlonal^City, also testi
fied for the 'defense. ;;During:the shoot
ing that- resulted iih- the death of Kelt
her she iwaflibn" the*^bridge 'Of her';hus
band's^WPvi^Her^story.'.WaSitthatJthe
union [meh; carte "alongside, placed vtheir
hands on the rail' and,* despite warnings,
wer« ; about sW? climb aboard,; when ! the
flrlng." t began. •? She^sald*; thatM she '.-, saw
the-.; flash ; of- t several '.shots ".'from , the
la.unch. On cross examination- Bhe said
that she,dld !.nbt see either/ Hubbard 9 or.
Hamtnariflre -a'shot;^ iV-l v v \ ' -^
?'«^rhe^taklqg^ of l testimony..' -'will Ibe : reV
smnedVthiSimof ning/^'Judge Cook ruled
yesterday-^tha't;''the could* not
introduce Kevidence^of ''"disturb-^
ances in : other^ports,^ but? would .be por
mitted'.to prove [threats: that i.were com
municatedvtothe'defendarits: \u25a0/,;\u25a0/,-;':.,
SAN FRANCISCO SECOND
IN CONSTRUCTION LIST
Striking ; Sho^yi|ig Is Made
\u25a0'.':•"; in^ Latent ' Figures' of 4
/ Buildihg^Perniits -.
I- ;• The . Construction 'News {of -I; Chicago
\u25a0 haBVflnaiiy-,beehs induced '.;."to; .recognize
thejfact^that -San. Francisco Us doing/a
large amount • of , building. In , the \u25a0- issue
of -June] B.^ as '} seen 'ibya advance j» proofs,'
the I table 'showing 'the i permits and.yal
rue«4lnrallKthe"t principal States
cities contains the/data" from San Pranf
ciscb/ • ' : ;v \ •;.-. \. '-.--- '. . ; >;/:/' " y /i " \u25a0'..'\u25a0 \u25a0 ; \u25a0';\u25a0 ' ' ' .'..'\u25a0:, ' //'•
ito this .'table, . San ./Fran
ciscdToccupies;Becdrid!;pla'ce,'iNew,iYork
andtßrboklyn;belnBf*taken|aßtohercity. !
It is signlflcanfof this publication that
this' is ithelflrstltime' since'; the ifirelthat
it haV printed^ San Francisco'a statistics.
The J figures t were | Included | In itb'ej table
onlyiafter/considerable/correspohdence
and s effort son*, the!' part; of I the iCalifor
nlaiPromotionl[committee;')•-'\u25a0/.\u25a0.. • v' "" : ». /
: flgrures^will be ; com
piled^- regularlyibyjthe "\ committee \ and
prlntedUn^ the? Construction JNews. 'Sin
the^humberlofibulldingsrjWhlch^indi-'
IcateslitheirJfcharacter.^therellsfa/re-f
"markable.'"?shbwing;^inSitheTi^figures
printed.^ - Chicago f.% had 1 1,002 >iSpernilts
with-sbutfs2ooiOOO|more'iingt6tal^yalue
'thantthel42oJpermltßvot s San|Frahcisc6
called for.lwbile PhlladelphiaVhadi 2,041
perriiits\witbJ $200,000 >} less ; of value* than
San lFrancisco. ..- ' '" y '' x '
RAILROAD; IS j OVERTAXED
SACRAMENTO. June 10.— The rail
road; traffic f. In*:' the | Sacrarnento^.yalley
and! througli *this tcityj is i; the J largest In
the¥hlstbry4of |thel company/?^ It % finds
itself r utterlylunablesto£ran|its4train*i
©n!linythin*flikeFschedale!t!me.l4The
service | in| the Ivalley • has V never! been
,wor««jM'»,r«Bult.
HAGERTY WILL PRESIDE
OVER POLICE COMMISSION
Selection Is; Said to -Have
/Been i Made at Meeting . .
V .' X - '".-. Yesterday; VVV V ;
LEAHY IS ; DISGUSTED
Will Not Accept Leave of
r Absence and Wants to
Be "Rid of It Air! v
= Commissioner Hagrerty -is; said to. be ,
slated for the "presidency of the police'
board when Commissioner Leahy re
tires. \. The three commissioners, Hag
erty,: Finn and /Wallen, met Jin \u25a0Chief
Dinah's office yesterday afternoon jand
the* selection,'; It is reported, was-de
cided upon. - ; ; , .'-•','' * . \u25a0
V;-After the meeting. Commissioner
Finn. 'said:. "I was surprised when. I
heard V that '; I J was : mentioned ;as ' the
next' president v of; the board. :."- It I. is > not
up '. to v me. ' '\u25a0 Commissioner^. Hagerty r ; is
the;, oldest member: of the board •; and
there 4 la' no 'reason-why; he should not
be the next president." ' ,-'.\u25a0 - . '\u0084
Wallen' would not* ex
press i an ., opinion, ;; but ; he ' agreed \u25a0 that
theyoldest . member of the board iwas
entitled |to ithe chair. - When"- asked , if
he , had sent : in" his resignation, he re
: piled : "'Why should : . 1 ?.,.- I have j, done
nothing- that I need be. ashamed of, and
as rentered"the*board/a free man Ijsee
no ; . reason -.why Istiould not remain a
member \u25a0of it." ..• , ; - . : ; *\ .-'
: I Friends ' of Hagerty, who "are close to
the /administration, say that he-will
make ;,an; excellent .president. ' Hei is
possesed of good executive ability and
clear ''judgment. ;; - \u25a0'-.; \u25a0
"s lt- is known that the mayor is reluc
tant^to,accept:President Leahy's reslg-
nation and would-be willing to give him
a leave of When the possi
bility'of -the ij mayor's granting him a
leave'; of ;was .' mentioned ...to
Leahy, a few, days ago he said:- "I don't
believe in that; \u25a0*?\u25a0 It would lead to:com
; plications; "^When George -A.
was president of the board he got 60
days' leave of absence and the time was
extended, v. The rresult-.was that .when
one; of -the - three -remaining members
was unable to attend a meeting of the
board no business could be transacted;
as there was, no quorum. •
.•'To prevent 'a. repetition of that un
desirable. state of affairs I have urged
the, mayor <v to '.accept my; resignation'
and appoint a man in my, place, | owing
tWthei existing, 'conditions'-, in v this city.
r,want to be rid of the whole business."
CORPORATIONS MUST PAY
TAX ON CAPITAL STOCK
New Law May Drive Many
/ Dormant Companies'
• Out of Business
.Each v and every' corporation doing
business in California, ."or J holding- the
riKht'conferred^by. the state;to. carry- on
business/ has , ! Just, .received fa'; v circular
letter f rbm 1 the.; secretary;.- of .'state, |in
which notice 'is given that '-license taxe*
"must ,: be j, paid 5 under ". ,i the ' ihew;; legal
schedule before/November^^3o." ;: The.pen
alty (for." f allure Hsr that? the delinquent
corporations will cease to exist, j Licence
taxes! that' are'riot; paid" by .September
l;wiHcarry,a penalty of $10 each,. to be
added to the amounts specified in the
state ; law. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0<: ' • .{
r- The?" letter? has: caused quite a stir,
especially^ among/, country^; banks. .« In
the opinion of some the general^effect
of \ the jeniorcement- of '-. the" law-will : be
to'A drive '-.. many dormant i corporations
in .'California 'out "of the'fleld. v rThe;high
est llcen*e tax : . in .'this -connection .\i
$250, which is the amount to be paid
annually by corporations that have ; au
thorized capital stock of J1, 000,000 and
not ; t to :, exceed' $5,000,000. V.The lowest
sum ; provided^; f orl is]: a ; license \u25a0 tax \u25a0of
$10 sf.for - authorized '"capital stock of
$10,000. The change* made by ! the j new
law :. is i'that the \ corporations ; must ; put
up it or the entire amount of authorized
capital,- irrespective: of the. amount of
capital actually -paid' in.' : . v
\u25a0t \u25a0 There." are .hundred*' of mining com
panies >in Calif orniaMhat" have, largo
authorized : capital, amounting in /many
instances 4t'o^hundreds' '.of thousands of
dollars, g all * of which cafriesj a-: license
tax now, while the actual amounts paid
in.may, " in ,manyr instances, be^ no; more
than- a -few .of -dollars, , or
even hundreds. -/.The same general facts
apply./to; scores/"- If h hot"^hundreds, root
6ther/corporations \ of > various kinds,/-;;/
fAThe .V country ,* bankers ?(complain /thn t
a^ hardship^ is- 1 wroughtSbecause !.;/ their
entire^ authorised {capital/ has not !,been
heeded' find -> they -have Issued only suffl
ctent; to; meet; the ' Conditions; that have
existed. /;; The r authorized X capitals/was
provided for. in articles of incorporation
to ;meet: such i expansion', in business 1 as
might, be,\ expected {with ithe .progress
of i^the^ communltyi' and --the. growing
transactions fof :^^ the "banks.'
J; Dormant > oil/ companies v have 'large
capitalization,: with comparatively, little
cash ' paid in'. \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0: \u25a0 Thefe j ar e : rhany ; of .' these
that i are j not- doing j business \ simply^be
• cause >the of 'oil has ;not . been . such
as to enable them to pump and marks t
theiriproducts'atja profit.' : "
TWO NEW BUILDINGS
WILL COST $300,000
Thiinas S. Williams|JVants
Permit for a $150,000 T~
£&;:\Hi " v Structure : ;>; > '. - : \u25a0}.. ; :
i .Thomas.' S.^Williamß' applied "yester
dayi ibr^a Jpertait^f to f, erect - an ..eight
story} brick [Btore}and ; office building at
the £ southeast ficorner,*,of <'\u25a0 Mission and
Third] streets' at^ajcost'of $150,000.:
\u25a0«^*F.'^and~B."3M.'!;Burbanksiasked2for|a
permit \iot expend? $150,000 ,\u25a0; on JaY seven
story.! bricks hotel| building iat^thVnbrth^'
west ?cornerj!ofv ; Post »-Sandi;JStocktiori
streets."';'^.-:'..'' }''^\^. -'\"}- \u25a0'.'-. - * " " '\u25a0..' ; - ; ;
jVj J.\M.> Rbthschlldfapplied " for a' permit
to [erect^aTali i storyi class ;C \u25a0 building! on
th~e| south fsldeTbfj Geary i ; ": near
Stockton,'fat|aTcost^of | $100,000.^ ;.;v+vT.
v;^Applicatiqn9?^for, /'(permits
ciatlon, Fulton street near P61k;^.545,000;
'A*f Korbel," south westTcorner ( ] of xHarri ~
\u25a0on'f •treeti'and vßincori^ place,^ 130,000.".;
SCHOOL BOARD LEASES
r ? >S LOTS ITO GOULD ROAD
Peaceful I Means! Are>Resorted 'To . by
Pacificator Gain
'^M"W: y^K^t'of ;Way > ,\ ;"\u25a0/] Vi ;
felThYee; smaHEpieces * of I land k neaVj the"
Chlna^basihlwilljprobably^bejleased-by;
the.-boart. of educatiohlto^theslVVestern
PaelfloJ railwaVl for|2o J years] at |a| total
rehul|of'lsfB,669.lo. 'Th«j property; lies
ori : the ' right [of 'way \6t the new "road
and /. might '; readily :>! have : "beenf *£con
demned. ibu^ths^company,. preferred | to
take '-peaceful: means, of 1 it.- V
-%TheY property ,j wasV* advertised ' t itor
lease ;,by'.tthe? board- of 'education, r as it
was I useless for V school purposes.- One
lot in" the • middle fof 'a marsh and
the i ; other two" on a hillside.^? The board
of i education ;the .'offer off the
railroad .company /as C» fair -' and . iwill
probably [award the * lease "at ! its ; meet
ing 'Thursday.'!. ! ; : \ ~. :. v ' '-'' .". "'- "•" - --' \u25a0'-
'\u25a0;\u25a0•_\u25a0:, -;-; MgETTNC-' wbTICES'' : :
MISSION commandery • No. i 41<- K. T.— rf * m
Stated assembly THIS ' (TUESDAY ) \kSt
. EVENING at 8 o'clock.- Mission Ala- Uyu
sonic temple. : Order of the temple. AH • cr .
f raters' cordially Invited. -By order of '
* WM. H. WHITE.* Eminent Com.
A. HAWKSLEY. 'Recorder. . .-,;->--
CALIFORNIA lodge No.;l. '-T.? A -A. * :
. M.— The' officers, andt members .' of - : '\u25a0--
above named lodge are hereby notified Vfiy
to attend the funeral ceremonies of /Stff\
.our : late i brother, JAMES MONROE //^r.\
':. McDONALD/ on .Tuesdiy.; June 11. at . 1:30
,p. m., tn King Solomon's hall. 173» Flllmore
•st. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.' Friends
' of tbe deceased are respectfully Invited to^be
V. ; present. ' By order of the Master. \u25a0^"i." 1 /
';\u25a0• \u25a0; V - -<FRANKI4N H..DAY. Sec. .
GOLDEN- GATE lodge No. -30. F. &A. "JB", -'
,M.— Third degree THIS (TUESDAY) #% '
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock In King "SCQIf
Solomon's hall. 1739 Flllmore st. Mas- /\y\ i
ter. Masons cordially invited. By or- . . ,
.*er of W. M. . '.-.-
., ' ; ! V EDWIN L. MEYER. Secretary.
PACIFIC lodge No. ' 136, F. A A. M.\ • ,
, 1739^ Fillmore. st; • meets - THIS A .'"
- (TUESDAY) EVENINO.-7:30 o'clock. v^rO^r
First degree. , 7vV\
;_ 'GEORGE PENLINGTON, Sec. '^T \
SAN FRANCISCO. Iodge NO.-360, F. & « ;
!> A.. M.— First degree .. THlS- (TUES- #V
DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. S<v vHy'
Journlng - brethren ; : cordially Invited. /X^x/
: By order of 'the master. • ;- j '*^!W»«>v*4-^rfs».
! '\u25a0;.\u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0;-• >CHA3. S. SHERMAN. - Sec.'.'
UNlTY, lodge No. 131, I. O. O. F.. cijJfeiVv
Mission Maoonic temple. idO* ?±2p3&*i*i
Mlfsion ot.— lnitiation TUESDAY
EVENING,- June 11... L0cal and . -^*w^^
visiting brothers cordially invited to be pr;i-
- ent. .',- ' ,F. B. WINTER. N. G. j
F.R. DODGE, t R. 3. -
~ ONLI LOCAL MANUFACTURERS. " : ,
-«\u25a0"-! "P. PABQUALR CO..
!100- WEBSTER. COR. TURK.
' ,• - - .= PHONE WEST 403.
. iEMT, NAVT, BOCIETY GOODS,
' BEGALI AS. FLAGS. BANNERS.
\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 BADGES. CAPS.
r UNIFORMS.
- r ATTORNEYS \u25a0 : -•; -
ADVICE free: divorce costs $12; I Quick -\'*
'-.quiet: estates probated: collections • and daai-
• -.age -'suits "handled; attachment* ami , bank-
,. ruptey proceedings; legal r.: papers carefully
drawn: ,ni>; charge unless successful; -open
evenings.' Rm I.* 2128 Flllmor* nr. Sacramento.
ADVICE free — Private divorce a specialty;
\u25a0; quick ;• no , charge \u25a0 unless successful t psrtner-
, ahlp,' wills, deeds;- etc.; corporations; colleo-
- tions; -'detectives: o^en evenings. "' LEGAL
.ASSOCIATION. 1552 Ellis St. near FlUmore.
ADVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
.Divorces costs $12} damages,' collections. 'All
cases no charge without success: open evenings.
.1720 Fllhnore St. bet. Pout: and Sutter.-,.
j£ ' ROOM 4. FIRST FLOOR.'. . -
AA— DIVORCE;, Co«ts v sl2: qn|ck.-qnJet:'.advk-»
free; no charge unless successful; \u25a0 tltl* to real
estate restored: . bankroptcr: probatlnsc .of *+?
;3.Ut«s: ge'nerar practice.' lC23 Market st. r. 12.'
1 : ; : ; LLOYD. & WOOD : , ,?s I "
Have removed 'their law offices to rooms 405-5
• 4th floor. 'Chronicle building Market and
..-., Kearnyjsts, \u25a0..•.• ~ v. \u25a0, « i .\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0'.--\u25a0 '\u25a0*.'. .' -.
COMPLETE divorce for $23: no delay: eourvous
- treatment;, square- dealing;* plase- nee m« first'
", R00m;3,. 2038 . Satter .st a«ar'*FDlnior«.' ; .-'ftV.
: • STAFFORDA STAFFORD ' - '
Moved their law offices to Grant bu&dlaf. 7th
.; and Market' sts.; rooms 504 andSCG."."-"- j ' .::
H. A. KBOUSE. 1300 G. Gi ay.' cor.Fnimore:"a)l
cases; adr. free; eve. T:3O-8:30: tel. West 5132.'
LOEWY A GCTSCH. attorneys: now' locate! at
3d and Stevenson sta.. Cal. Demokrat. building.
HARRIS A HESS, attorneys at law. W.-T. He»s.
:• Notary Public. . 2053 Sutter st." nr/ Fillmore. -
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 GoW-
- en Gate . ay. bet. Laguna ' and Buchanan sts. V
w* 4 ... .^.- .-\u25a0..: ALF : GROVES, T .'U > . : . , J
\u25a0•'.\u25a0'\u25a0'. \u25a0 -.CALL BCILDLNG. *•* :
V. PUBLIC v STENOGRAPHER* :.i -,„
KATHERTN * KIMBERLY— LegaI *nti Z a > *P^~
: clty.-'*3V' Monadnock bldg.:tel. J Temp. 3727.
it;) \u25a0•'.••" "I patents 3 ,^ ;,";;.;/V x ; -;^-
PATENTS 'guaranteed; handsome 68-page 'gul<l»-
; dck* , free. \u25a0. E. , B. Vrooman. Uoi -.4o, » Wasn£ D.. C.
CARLOS P." GRIFFIK: patents: - late examiner
. U. S.-patent office. 410 (Call). C.Spreekels bid.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner U.S.
- patent office.' 925-P27 Monadnock bldsc. '-'-l \u25a0
?^V-> 4r ' • . PENSIONS .fß.:,^,- '
PENSION "Attorney E. A. BULLIS.' 1541 1 Steln>t
.'" st. ; ; past .; commander . Thomas post.-- O. A. \u25a0» R-
PENSlONS.' extra. pay, etc. -Write L. M. SHEB-
2751 Filbert at, San Francisco. -
..-. \u25a0-->\u25a0 ..j,- . /iy DENTISTS \u25a0"- '. j.''' ; - - ,
DRS. C. W. DECKER. v
T. H. MORRIS.- i' : , L. T. CRANZ.
SURGEON - DENTISTS. . " » . . ,
-. -' 1316 Satter st; above Van Ness." ";?{
-.-T. r" Rooms 1-2-3-4-5-&-10. -. "'"'\u25a0*' f*.- l 3
PAINLESS , dentistry— Old established., honest;
1 reliable ; f reasonable prices : \u25a0 perfect work ; free
•V. consults tlon.r>VAN VROOM, . 1301 , Flllmore st,
I'\u25a0 corner. O'FarrelL - \u25a0\u25a0.•;\u25a0. -\u25a0 >•-.-'- v-/ -:'-.*. ',"
PAINLESS Dentistry: set of teeth.*ss: crowns,
- ; $3; brieipework, $.1; fillings, ~ 50c; : all - guaran-'
'; teed. . DR.-. BROWN, Market, 14th and Church.
.;:- -\u2666-\u25a0NEW YORK. DENTAL PARLORS. 1 - '
,\u25a0" Dr. E.;W. Perkins, 1102 Valencia st. cor. 22d.
DR.- W.~ a;-, MEYER, form. - Callaghan bulldlns.
'now -2156 Market st. near. Church > and 14th.
DR. " KNOX.- dentist. 1615 Flllmore st. ? formerly,
.r'.Grant bldg. :" all work .first class;; prices lowr
C'W. RICHARDS, D. D.'S.. 205-6 Central bldg..
- 1 .: cor.' Sutter ' and . Polk, ? for.. Mutual bank bids'.
DR; SIMMS." formerly Parrott bldg.. -535 Jlarket
;'*> at.». now. located. at: 1214 Polk cor. Sutter, r. 301.
BARTLETT.* DR. U. GRANT.' axtractinr apecisl-
\u25a0il, lat; gas given. .: 2103 Fillmore. \u25a0 NW. cor. \u25a0 CaL
DR: R.-L.- WALSH," B72 McAllister nr. Lagnsn.
Platinum fillings. 50c; crowns, $5; plates, $7..
DR.^H. CRAIGIE— First -class dentistry at rea<
T". sonsble prices. : 691 " Folsom st' cor. ' 3d. ' • ; ' :: '
HILL;- DR.-J LUDLUM." 1443 j Market ; st . now at
\u25a0'433: Webster St.- near Oak: gas given. : . '
DB. .J. • J. ; LEEK* formerly 1126 " Market, now
/:824 Valencia st. bet, 19th and 20th.,-,
SAND, i DR. >J. E.— Business Is being conducted
.rat 11G3 Devlsadero corner Eddy. -
DR. IRA G., LEEK— AII kinds of dental. work,
rt. 515 -Flllmore; sts near^ Oak. :- -*\u25a0-','.-'. . -
RAYMOND D.I CASTLE, dentist, now located at
*~> 16th "and 'Mission sta. \u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0-\u25a0 ».> -: \u25a0\u25a0» -\u25a0• *— \u25a0 --. \u25a0»-
/f-;; \u25a0"':";" j: PHYSICIANS '' .; *
DR. WONG. HIM.-, '•ir,
. - HERB -DOCTOR. "\
. 1 " Permanently t Located.
, . 1268 > O'Farrell at. bet , Gough : snd Octavla.
DR., JOHN \u25a0% M. '- WILLIAMSON, • formerly 21
'-. Powell, - now st 924' Geary; > hours 2 to 4 p. in.
JT Phone. Franklin 2342; residence 1<531. 0ak st".
; ;,.' ;;-:.Bee main'ciiy.v.
\u25a0 '.'. -Chinese -Tea tfiid, Herb Sanitarium, '
'. : ..,:.-^. -355 7th: st.."_ Oakland. ;
DR." '- FREDERICK -W.~ D'EVELYN. . permanent
"*• of flee.: Central ; bldg.T- NE.'* cor. YoU and Suttar
-. ': sts. ; tel." Franklin , 74B ; . hours 1 ; to 3. . .
: ;; ;\u25a0.: iDR:vBECKINGSALE. v •
< (Edinburgh university): chronic diseases; 70S
• Golden Gate «t.» Franklin JC7O.f : "
DR..AnH.':.WßlGHT,inow;at.rooms;i.ooo-10-^l.
-V Chronicle bldg. ; hours 12 to 4; Sundays, :3 to
h 4; phone \ Temporary. 36s7. s,--» \>J\ "*:•'\u25a0. \u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 : : \u0084 ' -DRKJ. -S.** HANLON. ~~T~
- ". Formerly Scoble Hospital; now 629 Van Ness
. •' : ' •\u25a0-,_
H. A;' HESS^M-ID, ( Pacific' Hospital surgeon)— •
Office hours 1 to 3 and 6 to 7:30.' 749 Hayes
*r it.;^tel.-.-> Market i242S.^ \u25a0-' - \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: -'. " v.v^- . ::~
Dr.^ G.'.FICHTNER, 954 McAllister; ?pec.' chronic
-dls.,- chest troubles; hrs. 1-3,'7-S; teL'Pags 2204
DR. E.^F.'! WEST, formerly of 511 A Leavenworth
;^st;-U now at 1115 McAllister; phone Park. 722.
i DR: > CA RPENTE R— Disease* 'a of ,V, women, i «8S
j?f>Eddy. St.; hrs.* 2-4 and 7-B.; Phone Franklin 1772
!^.K^;;o->;v;DR/;JOS.^ARDENTi.i \u25a0-.•\u25a0.;..,--,
I :i Diseases of men ' sfld women. 1 1)73 McAllister »t.
\u25a0 DR. .'\u25a0 O; •:.'\u25a0'. CHILDS-MAC»ONALD,rf surgeon.V St
1 8 Mary's 'hospital," 1107, Franklin st. ; 2-4 p."; m. V-«
j DR.iF."O.*KECK{rtturned:and'resumed practice,
I .;-; cor." McAllister, and Steiner sts.'; H r». ; 2-4 n.*.m..
\ X-P.AYi and Flnsen? Light {Laboratory. -';\u25a0•:
! ': -.< \u25a0'.?- Z-m 999 Steiner ; st.j corner » McAllister. -
! DR.' P/- F. iC. BIEHL, *, late | of i 927 , Market ' stT
j now ; 1028 : Market st ; psone - Market &38». , : ..-; .,
OPPENHEIMKR -A CURE Ti FOR - "ALCOHOLISM
;'"--\u25a0:\u25a0'..\u25a0\u25a0"*.- -i^V-i.^ 2O6S;' MARKET :i ST:';":-,.-\ - \u25a0 . . -.--.
DR.^ F.' THOMAS (formerly Donohne bldg.) now
a 816 LTBrtt 5 st.mTeLt Franklin \ 1590. i<q :fA v< '; \u25a0'->•
DR.I KARIN.KLINT,:I9««' ISth st- near Church ;
!^*':t0.4."" % 7..t0;t.*.".--:-.'' \y^ ";-.-.-,•;\u25a0>" ; - -; ': •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'
. AUTOMOBILES
. AUTOMOBILES FOR EVERTBODT
- See us - Sunday. ''\u25a0 Open till '\u25a0 dark, i
4 cyL Fonl runabout, little u5ed.. .1...... I*K»
Wlnton 4 cyl. touring car. snap - • $*5O
Queen • touring; \ car, • '07, : most new. . . . ; . 51.7-V>
R*» ronabout, top. -Jump seat,- buy. ». ... $450
Autocar" touring car, finest condition.... 3rt-">0
Fonl 2 eyl. light tourtaj car. anap ,i»W>
Hajnes-AppersoD, 24 h. p.. big car...... $77*
Maxwell touring ear,' fully equipped... r;. sl,o2s
Jackson 2 cyl. touring ear. powerful $7V> .
Autocar tourins ear. detachable tonneau.. $3M*
Single cyL runabout, > top. Ms buy $27.t
Olds ; rnnabont, r fine little car '. $27»
" See ns • before you buy — 3ure. '- -
..You will -.have -to- trust some one.. :>
It may as well be us. * -..:'\u25a0\u25a0
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
, 4.*th-Rt. and San Pablo ay., \u25a0 Oakland.
Prom S.;r.. Key Route to 40th and San Pablix'
POPE-TOLEDO. • »l.(X>O. *. , - - - "
< Columbia, top. 91,000. -
-White. -top. $1,600. .
\u25a0 Oldsmoblle,^ top/ $730. '
,' Cadillac, top. $700.
\u25a0* JUt* j<r..V.> t*. .
. FOUR CYL. ' FORD RUNABOUTS. *
" Who ' Wants One? -~ : .
We tiave'3.- fully equipped with tops, side cur-
tains,' lamps; tire chains and paint nnt scratched:
been run less than 30 days; model \u25a0"$" and '«)«
mate. *If you* called them brand . new they'd
cost you $775, >-tmt -we say aecond hand and ask
$330 to $050 each. • spot cash only. '
- Now why . will yon waIVT- . 'J -.' .
PHKNIX. AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE, Oakland.
Poone Oakland 5671. Establls^cu 1904.
Wlnton- touring car. top and glass front... $SOO
Autocar nuMibont. wttb top '. ..^... ;\u25a0;...... 9QO
Win ton tourlag car. A cylinder -.-..:.."..... ««»
Franklin, mtxiel G .......... ..^\'.::*.\. 1.000
Oldsmoolle, morfet ?.\u25a0 wtth top.-.V. ;v. . .. . . 1,400
Columbia, .4 cylinder, with t0p'....;...... I.WO
Columbia. 2 cylinder, with top. .-.r. . . ,*X> ,
_"AII of the abov* ears In gnar*nt»<»<l condition.
• PIONEER AUTOMOBILE COMPANY.
.', -.-. : »oi Golden. Gate ay.. ;
S.\CRIFICK-^Owner must ' sell'/X9Q7 touring -ar
..In erst cla«s condftlon: Just ta« thin? for rb«
rent; half its original value. 424 Stanyaa st.
AUCTION- «a!e« are gotten up to sell car*
that cannot be sold on merit.
We have no auction sales.
PbenlT Automobile Exchange. Oakland.
IF yoa ever buy an antomoblle *t aa "
auction — tak? our tip— yon will
be bunkoed anil htinkcfd gnnd.
Phenli Automobile Exchange, Oakland.
RENSTROM GARAGE. 42M34 Statiyan; phone
Park 476. AntomcMle* bongbt. «ow. repaired:
supplies ; touring cars for hire at all hours.
AUTOMOBILE bargains: Ren. premier. Cadillac.
Pcerles«. Pop* tonrlng cars: can be seea.
Frank O. Reastrom Co.. 42f Stanyan st.
R. H. MORRIS— AUTO BROKER. •
673 Slith St.. OaklaiHi. Cal.
. Phone Oakland 4362.
NEW Universal Carburetor*: positive rnarant»»
or money back. L. H. A B. I. BILL. 132
Valencia st.
Wno will wll m» a runabout on $100 r«»r montft
payments? Perfectly responsible. Box 2354.
Call office. '
AURoIJA auto livery and garage. Pbonw Mar-
ket 1144. 333 McAllister bet. Van Ness and
Frnnkltn.
.\u25a0- TIRES REPAIRED.' r~}\
Steveni A Ellington Rubber Co.. 526 Pol* at. '.-
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storage battery cbnra-
lng. repairing, t. L. DE JONGH. 446 Fulton.
SAN FRANCISCO. VULCANIZING CO.. 423
Valencia st. Auto ttre repairing onr specialty.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
M. L. Wllbert * Sons. Hth and Mission.
LIND GARAGE AND MACHINE WORKS— RE-
PAITIING. STORAGE. 223 FULTON ST.
1906 PACKARD for sale. Room 2. 1031 Fill-
. more st. . ~ - -
'_ _' ADOJPTIO?:
DJI. EMILIE FCNKE'S rtateralty vnia: Infant*
adopted: strictly private. 1418 Bth St.. Al»-
meda. Cal. -
"angle wmps '
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading. BOESCJI
LAMP CO.. Coast Agents. 1135 Mission st.
CLAIRVOYANTS*
.- -\u25a0- W. A. = SHERMAN <'- '
CL.\IRVOYANT
PALMIST
H!a- extraordinary clafrvoyant pow»m, combined
with his superior knowledge of occult \u25a0 force*, en-
able Wa to read humaa life with accuracy from
Infancy \u25a0to . old as«. •
-..' .":_\u25a0 SPECIAL READING »V.
. 1068 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
THE White >- Mystic of India. •\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0>\u25a0•\u25a0' • "
ORMONDE, formerly 10 yearn on M*rk»t St.: a
clairvoyant with power; genuine, reliable, con-
scientious; past, present, future: bnsluess »«l-
vlce.-love. marrtaee, divorce: removes erli tn-
flnences; tells, your full name: hflrn in too
orient wit! the power of any 10 mediums:
readings ' $1. 1310 Devlsadero st. betwe«-a
ElUs and O'Farre'.l.
MME. MAJOR, clairvoyant, palmist and caM
reader, formerly of 146 Eddy st.. Is now per-
manently located, at ISpO Ellis at. -cwrrnr <
Pierce: satisfaction guaranteed; .. ladies Me.
gents $1. ' . i .\u25a0
:—: — - — ' '
MISS ZEM DA R. young, gifted clalr. and palm-
' Ist: wonderful prophetess: names; ladles 50c
gents $1; hrs. 10 to 9. 1260 Ellis nr. Lagnna.
MME.-EUOENIK. scientific palmists csrd read?r:
.-' revealg facts that aatonlsh you. 1465 Valencia.
MME. BIKKMAN— Card reader: ladlea and ge'i-
tlemen. 50c. 1003 Buchanan »t. nr. McAllister.
$1 READINGS this month;* Incky number* an<t !
.- charms. . MME. LELAND. 716 Golden Gate ay..
MADAM SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant carrt reader.
. water seer. 704 Laguna. bet. Grove and Fultmj.
BETHANA, famous oriental clairvoyant. palmi«t
and card reader. 1256 Golden Gate ay.; room 4.
MME. C. DEAN, scientific card and Hindoo egg
reader: pours 1 to 9. 1003 A McAllister St.
MISS MORRIS, card reader and clairvoyant. e.*D
.Webster st. cor. Golden Gate ay.; room 11..-
MME.' LOUISA. Spanish clairvoyant, canl reader
Rooms 1 and.2,-1037A Golden Gate ay." - '. -
MIS 3: M. • WILLE, IMS Gearj st.. has lPft f Jt
. a \u25a0 conpl; of days; wait for farther notice.
MME. MARSEAC. card reader; ladles 23c. gen ti
'.; 50c. 1446 Valencia st. .
CHEAPEST. and best In America— The Wtekly
i .ACall.'>l. A CalI.'>l ppr T<»ar. \u25a0- - * \u25a0'•*\u25a0 > •
: SPIRITUALISM
IIRSvEVERS. spiritual clabrvoyant and medium.
Just arrived; highest testimonials ; advice on
_ all matters, medical Included: fe« $1 upward;
hours 11 to 8. 212S Busa st. near Flllmore;
- no ; sign. . "\u25a0 '
MRS. J.J. WHITNEY, trance business medium
-\u25a0: and ' life 'reader: ' messa^s from \u25a0 departs- 4
friends. 1164. O'Farrell st. Se» Mrs. -Whltat
- for deveIopment^BKffBBBWQHIIaBWUWQNBMC
&1K». ROBINSON; readings dally: circles San-
-day. Wednesday. Friday, 2Sc.- 731 Vi -Webster
Fultoa.'< > fBgSBMaHNnGR9MBsaWMaIH
MRS. SEAL, spiritual medium; readings datlyT
• 786 McAllister st.: circle Thursday, • S p. m.
MBS. EBERHARDT. 267 San Jose ay.; circle at
2 p. m.: l.">c: reading dally.- '- -- - •\u25a0 -
A— KETURNED—H. JEROME FOS3ELLI, scien-
.tlfie palmist 1810. Webster at; phone 419,
MRS. , DAVISON. £ formerly : 510 ;. Post St., now
;.".<t V. Oak «t.. win . lwiv JnTy X.
.';' ARCHITECTS '«
WILIJ AMS BROS., construction superintendent*.
. I*, i' Mastropasqua, . architectnral engineer. Plann
and eonstrnction:- estimate* guaranteed.* 72f>
t Monadnock bn Hding. San : Francisco. •
S. .' I'ARH. \u25a0 construction - superintendent - Pisna.
ami entimatea furnished. • Of flee \u25a0 1272 Folsom
', st. .: - I'hone -, Market : 2503.
McDOUGAIX' BROS., architects. Devlsaderw
?* at. bet" Fulton • and Grovv^phoim Weat 55»2. .
N. HI RANO,' Japanese de»lgaer and* building
contractor. -\u25a0 1821 - Sutter st.: teL West 79«8.-
; -\u25a0/ ; ART.-; GLASS ;}; } ; ;
PLAlN.: leaded and art. gU*s. N. HURRELL.
"212 Gough : sf- between Oak .and FelL ' '-\u25a0
.CASH .REGISTERS
CASH r'jglsterß. 5 521 ! Blze«t. of all prices." for all ;
'* kinds' of .business, en ' liberal terms. Nattonil
'-' Cash ' Register C 0.. '1283 GoWen Cat» ay.- -, t ,
- "chiropodists •" '.\u25a0 Z'- \ :
ALL foot ailments i positively cured : palnleasir. ;
\u25a0 v - Dr. ' Duncan. • experbu'htropndfitt '•. 1550 - KIH» »f t -; ,
' BICYCLES ,
AGENTS Cfor COLUMBIA and RAMBLER ; bt-
«r cycles. CM. CHRISTOPHER. \u25a0 330 . Stanyan.
J.£ W.*« CORNELL.* sporting goods; agency 1 Sn»U t
-g bicycles.*^ motor eyewss: repalrtng.^lltM^yajenclt.'-
See Pages 1 2 land - 1 3 for Addi-
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