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LIBERAL ODDS QUOTED
AGAINST ST. FRANCIS
Sprinter Seattle Han
dicap Event to String
of Victories
J. R. Jeffery
SEATTLE. July 23.— St. Francis
scored his fourth straight victory since
the opening of the meeting, when he
took the measure of the shiftiest
sprinters in training at The Meadows
in the handicap feature of today's card.
In spite of the stable support the
horse's odds drifted back in the betting
to H to 1 under the pressure of a tre- \u25a0';
mendous plunge on Entre Nous, the
favorite, and .' other contenders. St.
Francis and Entre Nous were always in
forward contention and raced in front
Wke.a team head and head through the
stretch. Fireball, coming with a whirl
wind rush in .the ilnal sixteenth, mado
it a ease of three heads on the post. It
xca.9 the rriost exciting: finish of the
meeting and aroused the blg^crowd of
*pectatory to a high pitch-
The greatest surprise of the day was
the victory of J. B. Smith at 30 to 1
In n distance raw. The horse had been,
stopping at sprinting distances in
previous rac^s . and his chances were
considered Only by a certain few.
In spite of the success of three
favorites the book makers cleaned up
handsomely- on the day's operations.
Marianna's defeat in the opening race
Tras costly to the public. The filly
Flopped to a walk In the stretch and
finished out of the. money after show
ing much early speed.
Gross' presence in the saddle/worked
a wonderful improvement ' in Canardo,
which the books made a short priced
favorite for the second, despite his
previous poor performance. The change
of riders also worked well in Ruda
b^k's case, but that gelding ijust did
ir.anage to beat Dr. Roweil, which at
long- odds showed startling Improve
ment over his last out, when he ran as
a favorite.
Judge Egbert received notice from
Judge Stebblns of Denver today that
Jockey A. Williams was eligible to ride
only the horses of his employer,' H. G.
Bedwell. This ruling of the Denver
authorities wil be respected here.
Phil Hainrnell, who booked for the
Keene Brothers at Denver, arrived to
day. He went to Butte with the Keene
horses at the conclusion of the -Denver
meeting-, but found prospects sb un
promising there that it was decided to
ship to Seattle without delay. The
dozen horses in the Keene string are
expected here tomorrow. Elijah
Brewster Is training them during the
disability of Hamilton Keene, who was
Injured in an automobile* accident in
Denver. Hammell will book here.
Ben Hazeltine, who is interested in
tho -I. H. Miller striog, also arrived to
day from Butte. Z
Seattle Selections
J. R. Jeffery
• ' Kir*t race-^AVlille T, Gl^ana,
Glackactern.
. Second race— Princess " Wheeler,
David Roland, Mike Jordan. 1
Third rsie-e — Illusion. Duke ot
Orleans, Otto Price.
Fourth race — Ed« in T. Fryer,
\u25a0 Cadtchon, Fair Fnsrot.
Fifth race — Aunt Polly, Linda
H<;«.«*. My Choice.
Sixth. . racer-Sachet, , Jackfull,
M is* May Dowdlsh.
Entries at Seattle
First race— Fire furlongs, celling:
1125 Irish Mike ...114! 1243 Corelll ..: 100
1201 Willie T ...in! 1297 Sightly ': 10C
T225 Gigana .. 111] 12« Gluckstern ...10G
IJ<>4 Saucy M- 111) 1297 Rose H 10T,
1273 Memorize HI 1207 Friwll 101
J297 Frank 1105e...103: Lonla 101
Second race — Five and a half furlongs, selling:
122G Dick Wilson. .ll2l 1274 Maxtress .....107
The Gall's Form Chart of Races at Seattle
SEATTLE. 3a\r 2>— Tw«-uty-flrst day. Weather fine. Track fast. H. U. Egbert, preßidlng
judge; Arthur McKntght. Etarter. . . , . \u25a0 \u25a0 \u0084. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
ifortO FIEST BACE— Fire fnrlonss; Belling; 2 year olds; value, $250. "~.
lnflfi.i Horse. )Wtj St. Str. Fin. | Jockey. | Op. ~"cT
1^73 jlmport I1O«| 1 2 2 12 Palm* "{fZ 4
11*73 Otlimar ..' 102- .1 5 2 2n: Gilbert .. 15 40
,1273 (Snapdragon, 104 3. 3}£ 3h Mentry 7 9.2
1273 JForret Eose 104 4 4 1 4 1 McCla'in ' 7 9
<I2G7)jMariaana 104 2 12 6 1 W. Ke11y. .... 1 11-10
1267 iMald of Orleant 104 6 8- 6 Manderg ..... 20 80
Time — :24ii, :49*4. l:o2ty. Import, 1 place; 9-20 show. .Othmar. 12 place; 4 . show. . Snkp
draKon, 2-5 *how. Start good. Won cleverly. Balance. driving.- Import went to the front
1n the stretch and won handily. Marianna quit. ~ - . • '.
i~O*vT SECOXD RACE — Six furlonga; selling; 4 year olds and upward; value $250. \u25a0 ~
lnd^x.l Horae. |Wt| St. Str. Fin. | • Jockey. | -Op. Cl.
127«-jCansrdo ..|inf»| 7 =4 1> 1 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 Gross- Ti-S 13-10
1230 USearcb Me ......107 1 2h 25 Cardan ...... -10 10
12!«1 IBellaco 10$ 3 12 3 1 Palms 10 12
12S0 Jack Little .....104 » 52 4 1 MandersW... 15 8
12*3JUostic Lady ; -.103 6 3 1 5 % Small ....... -8 15
' 1253 ITollcr ...:.... 102 8 7,1 6 1 'Archibald ... 0 0-2
1250" Distributor 104 4 8 2 7 3 T. Wright... 0 11-2
ir^6 Dora I «" 2 6-85 McRae ....... 20 30
5« Magnlfico- * ••• • 104 5 9 9' Riddle ...... 15 4Q
Time — :24 s *;, :4S?», 1:14. Canardo, 3-5 place; 1-3 enow. Search Me, 5 place;; 5-2 show. Bel
la«\ 2 chow. Start pood. Won first four drlvlnjr. Canardo was pocketed or he woold have
won -easily. Search Me finisbed well. Bellaco showed speed but stopped: ' Distributor was
hodMTed. -" \u25a0 ' - - \u25a0 ' " \u25a0 ' --•'-• ••\u25a0- •\u25a0 •\u25a0 -\u25a0 —: - '\u25a0 *• \u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0> ' •. -
I of|tr THIBD UACE^Ix furlongs; selling; 4 year olds and upward; valne, $250. •
Indfi.l Horse. jWtl'St. Str. Fin. | Jockey. | Qp. cl.
"1259 Rudabefe - 109 2 32 IMS Keogh ...... 3 U3-5
12SS Dr. Eowell 104 3 2 2 2 3 Mentry .: 6 10
1274 Smithy Kane 104 1 14 3h Lenderwlg ... '15-«;0
1230 Silver Wedding -i 107 4 42 45 R. Davis.. 4 . . 3 3
I2»l Willie Gregg '..: 104 -5 5 2 5 5 Gross ....... 5 9--»
•(12W) BakereOeld ..' 109 « C « '. " . Heljtesen . . . . 10 15
1290 1 Prestige \u25a0 ..107 Fell. - |Bnxton .... . . 7.2 18-5
Time — :23Vs. :«7»4. 1:13H-. Radabek^J place; 1-2 show. .-Bowel]. 4 place; 8-5 show Kane 4
show. Start bad. Won fiwt four driving. Smithy Kane got best of a ragged start and led
. well into the stretch, where Dr. Roweil picked him up. Dr. ; Rowel! stopped in turn Ruda-'
t^t fiolKliOd titrong. WUUe Gn*gg had no speed. Prestige Jumped the fence at the start.
Vo/"|c- FOURTH KACE — Five and a half furlongs; handicap; 3 year old« and QDward :
1 QUO -value. $325. ' --\u25a0- \u25a0 ' '\u25a0. '\u25a0; •\u25a0;\u25a0 -:\u25a0 .'\u25a0.
In«l»x.j -Horse. >Wt| St. % Fin. 1 Jockey." | Op. , Cl.
<I2lu>'Kt. Francis 110 4 2 3 l.b . Mentry ...... . « \u25a0f>
127$ Tnntre Noos :.;...;... 108 2 13 2n W. Kelly ... . 3 11-5
<»99) Fireball - 114 5 314 3C A. WUllams.. . 4 11-2
127*iPiJ ..,...--. -. -- {X? 3.4% -4U, Burton ...... .8- 12
• JI7S IMiaty's Pride ....105 1 58 52. Walsh ....... -8. ,12
1293jMay-L N - •- SS . 0 6 0 O.v Nichols .. 10 15
(I2S3Ml»rd of the Forest ...108 I^eft IGross ........ 6 7-2
1254 JGoeßiper •- • 99 Left - - [Mandon .....] . 8 -9 :
Time— 23H. :4S. 1:00%. Francis, 3 place; 7-5 show. Entre . Nous, 9-10 place; 1-2 : show. :Flre
ball. 6-5 show. Start bad. W»n first three driving. *. Sf ; Francis^ and Noub i raced
Tiead and bead the last half mile. Fireball avoided the ; early? pace, and* came; so fast
at the finish that he would bare won In a few more strides. -Mlsty's Pride' showed a
flash of speed. ' ' \u25a0 - - -\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0--• -'\u25a0:.:-\u25a0 .\u25a0..--.-.\u25a0- ; ; - r . j., _ -
1 OA7 FIFTH EACB — One and a sixteenth, miles; selling; 4 year olds and upward; value
ioU/ f250. '\u25a0- - ; ~'- -\u25a0"- \u25a0; \u25a0'\u25a0'-'\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0,-\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•"- >-:-'.y \u25a0—\u25a0,-.. -\u25a0\u25a0,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0
•lnjex.| Hor»e.- . |Wt| St. % -Fin.' | Jockey. I^Op. Cl.
' 1 ;*» jj. B. Smith...... • 107 \p \u25a0\u25a0!H;ln;. Qargan. .;....l 10 - 25
1252 Bonar '••••' 10 ! "~ 3r ~ 2 1 Pa1mg........ (4' 82 :
12S» Jlngler • ••••/ • }0. 9 6 1 3 Riley .1;.... ;»4 C
1259 Moor ...;.......... 102 11/ S l 4 3 Andrcwa \u25a0;..;. 20 .15
VJVi Onr Sallie ........ •• 105 2 .5H> 52, Hayes ....... .8 8
- 12J*5 Bessie Va»ey 10K 8 7.1 .fl 2 Hunter ...... -.10 20
1270 Jenißh* •-••• 1 05 3 »1 7 2 "T. Sullivan:. . 5 IS-5
!•_>*.-» Tramway ..........-•.••••••-••--•• >""l < 3 -1 R 3 ' Riddl- .....; - 6 12
VJK) Itkl :..........:...:.--.-.----•• 102 ;\u25a0« 10 2 »h Archibald- ... V 20- 50'
1286 Old Mike:..--... 107 . 1. sll 4 10 1 Manders ..... \u25a0'20-20*
1259 fPacinco '-• 107 7 II 1110 Keogh ......; 3 5
.1259 jpuelit-t ..-\u25a0.. ............T...... 107 10 12. 12 Grogs ... . . :. .; 10 \u25a0:'.' 25 .
Tin»p~-24. :4t»4 f \u25a0 1:I5M. \u25a0 l!*2«."l:4». Smith, 10 place; 5 show. Bonar,? B-5 place; 4-B show. '
JJntrler « 5 f*ow. Start pood. Won'flrst four, drtring.- Bonar 'beat.' a He -wai, slow to get
going around liii field and'Jutt failed to get up. Smith, always close np, took the lead when
Pacifico quit, but barely* lasted.' .- . • - V' .. :j: j "^ \u0084*..-\u25a0\u25a0 - . ». \u25a0; \u0084 :
• «aq SIXTH RACE^One mllefaad fifty yards; selling;. 3 .'year > olds; -value, • |250. \u25a0
IjuO •<: •,;,>,'.•;»:\u25a0 » --• ."\u25a0-* - : : \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 ':.•"\u25a0•\u25a0_-.:. -••.'"'; •. • <-.-•' ;•' \u25a0"'\u25a0•• , \u25a0\u25a0• \u0084
iadtx.) -Horse. ' - - -\u25a0 - \u25a0- > ; .|Wtl tit. \u25a0 % I\u25a0\u25a0 Fin. \ Jockey.:v |; Op. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.' CI.
1244 Dave We>« ....A.. -r.......V.:.:.. 10| -4 62;2 2 - Or Wright ..: . 6 ; 10.
12M BtnUda \u0084.....,.,..-. r..;... ..... 06 5.32, 3«4 : Keogh \u0084.....-. v 4'o-2
I^>2 llrish Mail ... ........ ...:..••* .i. 107 2.22 4%, Manders . .r. .• 0 . i..7 ,
ir"»»i r "»» Keven Bells ; V.".: ...:......:.-.•» »05 1. '4 h, 5.12 R." Davis.... 5 13-5
igS !S : &a '.;V;%V..V:;..'...-;::::/.-: 102) 6, 6: 6. x. A --Wright,. :.j. 10 j^g:
Time— °4 W '*BV4 1:15, 1:41%. 1:44%. I'eligroso, 3-6 place;; 1-4 -show/. Weber, <3 place;t7-5
*W. Baßlnda.. l-1 show. Start good.^ Won filing up.-- Second •.'easlly.T.ThJrd, stopping. '
P*H«ir*o only; galloped after waiting on tb c pace - th«£< first part. Dave Weber -saved
' ground and closed stoutly., Tb«- others- stopped. ; Seven Bells; was knocked oat „of ;th«run-t
lilUff at .the far turn. „- * C - - * . . - . -
BALLOT IN FRONT RANK
OF THREE YEAR OLDS
Keene Colt Easy Winner o:
" the Iroquois Stakes at /
Brighton
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THB CALL.
NEW YORK, July 23.— The Iroquois
stakes, for. three year -bids, worth
$7,500, was the. principal 'event at
Brighton Beach this afternoon.". It was
won by James It. Keene's Voter colt
Ballot, at 2 to 1. Ballot beat the. 7 to 5
favorite, Monfort, easily. Saracinesca,
the only other starter. Was far ; back.
Ballot ran such an impressive race that
many, experts regard' him; as, a rival of
Peter Pan, Charles Edward or any of
the stars of the three year old division.
Castlewood won the -third race in a
gallop, but was disqualified for . fouling
and placed . last. Earl G took first
money, having beaten Tartar Maid a
half length for second place. Zagg wafe
two lengths back. ./ :
Ideal weather conditions prevailed
and the track was * in - fine condition.
Summary:
First race, five furlongs — Nooksalotta won,
Sister Frances second. Momentum third. Time,
1:1.V
Second race, mile and a sixteenth— Ingham
woo. End Leaf second. Von Tromp third. Time,
1:46 1-5. ;. '
Third raee, Ct« and "a half furlongs — Earl G
won, Tartar Maid second, Zagg third. Time
2:06 4-5.
Fourth race, the Iroquols ' stakes, mile and a
gunner— Ballot won, Montfort second, Saracin
esca third. Time, 2:05. '
Fifth race, . mile \u25a0 and a sixteenth — Bye ! won.
Rapid Water second, Arimo third. Time, 1:45 2-5.
Sixth race, six furlongs — Sanguine won, Amund
sen second, Banyan third. Time, 1 '.13 2-5. . .
GEORGE BROMLEY TO SWIM
IN COAST CHAMPIONSHIP
Leaves Today for Naples, Near Xos
Angeles, Where' the. Races
Will Be Contested \u25a0 .
George Bromley of the "Webster ath
letic club left yesterday for ; Naples,
near Los Angeles, where . he will tako
part in the swimming championships
of the Pacific coast next Sunday. Brom
ley holds the world's . interscholastlc
100 yard record of .1:04. Outside of
Scott Leary, and Frank Gay ley he is
considered the, fastest swimmer In this
district In the south he will take part
in the races at- 50," 100, 220* and 440
yards.
Bromley will Tie coached by "Walter
Christie of the University of California"
team" while in the south. • Christie has
been on the ground for some time, as he
was sent to induce Parsons, the crack
short distance runner, .to .represent this
state in the - American: championships
at the Jamestown expdsltloiv In Septem
ber. Parsons has consented" to go, with
the team Vwhich is being. organized, by
the Olympic dub. i \u25a0• : " .
MURDERER GIVEX RESPITE
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo./ July 23.—
Governor Folk granted a. respite of 30
days today to "Lord" Frederick Sey
mour Barrington, under sentence to lie
hanged July 25 for the murder of
James P. McCann two years ago.
12S0 Mischief 109 :280 Rublana 107
1291 Mike Jordan.. loo 1291 Susie Gregg ..107
12S0 David. Boland. 103 1010 Lurene .......102
i 247 Pr. Wheeler.. 107, 1228 Dora I 102
Ji'SO Ambitious ...107
Third race— FiTe and a half furlongs, selling:
1292 Aftermath ...109 1034 Remember ....10:J
1299 Dnke Orleans. 105 138S Illusion 103
1029 Otto Price ..'.105 1299 Calendar 103
...: Lady's Beauty 103| 1227 Hlpoteca 10.1
12SS Bnnsum .....1031 1299 Silrerline ...... 98
... . Astiso ..loaf "~.
Fourth race — One mile, handicap:
(1293)Cadlchon .... 93| 1277 Fair Fagot ...StJ
1277 H. McGowan.. 33J 1277 Chim. Sweep. . »4
1296 E. T. Fryer... 97 1 1302 Treas. Seeker.. SW
Fifth race— Six furlongs, selling:
1293 Aunt Polly! ...111! 12S0 Bologna' .. 3S
J2C2 Linda Rose ..106 .1262 My Choice ... 98
1293 Lady MrthfuLlo2 1280 Waterthrush .. 91
1293 Hereafter ....10oJ
Sixth race— One anh a sixteenth miles, selling:
1575 I'm Joe .....112 1264 Col. Bronston.lo9
1301 Hi Canl Cap..lll 1276 Mlag Bowdlsh.lo4
1288 Jackfull .....111 1299 Derdom ..'.... 'M
1280 Hersal» 100 1292 Sachet ;.. 97
THE SANgFB^TOISCO CALL,! - WEDNESDAY; .; JULY 2tt. 1907:
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamer M.S. Dollar Brings Large Caiw
of Merchandise^From the Far ' East
The big steamer. M.S. Dollar, Captaia
Cross, ' arrived ' ".yesterday^ I afternoon'
from f the" orient withT6,ooo 'tonsfof ; val-;
uable cargo \u25a0 and " six? passengers.*; .The
steamer., passed » quarantine ,£f and \. pro-"
ceeded ' to the ; Steuart ; street 'dock. . \u25a0On
account ' of " the " Dollar's ; great '\u25a0\u25a0 draft . the
work of docking :: smoothing,
down the surface of a.mudbank and'the
task of : warping the^blg^steamer r into
its • berth' occupied ' several hours.^^',^;?:
Captain ; . Cross • reported -thavlng ;' en
countered v. fine .weather ; all :',-) the ?* way |
across Jthe." Pacific. ;. . j .'. The s voyago | from'
Hongkong, 'occupied ;. 38 ' ' days/' and ; ; 20
days from .Yokohama. ;',-'; fi -i \u25a0:•"., \u25a0 \u25a0 \\'~ ;•..-/
The M;. S.jDbllar's passengersiWerelN.
H. \u25a0; Pearon; Colonel )- H. r R. ; Bowie, I S.'rQ.'
Marchovesk'y.l Marie," Leon* and'i Nannie
Marchovesky. f! The iMarchoveskysi.*are
French :. people and "hayeii been .engaged
lnthe^hotelbusinesslnearTakul-r : '
to ; Have a. Launch' '. .
Captain Michael Joseph Cohboy of the
harbor: dlylslonVof ? police?, has&.not'sal-'.
lowed the. grass to grow -under his? feet
since, the stipervlsors appropriated ss 10,
000 for; the buildlng^of, a launch' for the
use on";the'.bay of tne police department."
The r need" of "a -speedy^ police", boat i has
been: felt for. many^ years,*; and' now,' that
the c opportunity has come to'flll if>Cap-'
tain. Conboy is going to~ get the^best he
can for the money.^He has spent the 'last
few days visiting ; boatbuilders^and 1 } In'
a few days will: be ready ' to* award* the f
contract for \ the hull. .' While -the " hull
is being built ;he expects. to hold.d aily i
audiences with" the gasoline engine men'
and expects to know, all -about -sparks
and clutches by. the time each has ,told
him all about his own particular en
gine. - -.
: Seven ty-flve Pile Raft Astray ';;->•£
A raft contalnirfg. 75. piles- got ; away
from .a Healy. & I Tibbittsv launch-yes
terday afternoon \ somewhere t- between
Vallejo and; this ; city. V', The' -piles were
being towed down from Petaluma.-iThe
launch started with 150 Spiles. ":The
raft was intact ".when -it -left VVal
lejo, but 7 when , the ; bay ireached
the launchman found that his « tow had
divided * itself into two rafts - and that
one of them ; had gone cruising oh its
own account. •• " ' '•' * .-.'; ".-"\u25a0'.'\u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0 • \u25a0
\u25a0 Will Carry Japanese '.
"The Barneson^-Hlbberd '.company's
steamer Indiana, Captain- -Graham,
cleared yesterday for , Honolulu. ",The
Indiana, which :/ was replaced; on - the
Nome run by , the , freighter .' San : Alateo,
has been chartered . to carry } Japanese
coolies between Honolulu and Van
couver, B.C. ~/J ; : : ':'.-
. ;.<" Sew Coaster Ha» Trial Trip .;
;The new steam schooner r -FlauVence
Ward \ was - given a ; trial trip i; yesterday
afternoon; After.; a spin around the'bay
'the .vessel was taken outside the heads
and I Introduced toe the .Pacific /ocean.
The -Ward will, be used in the coast
lumber trade. -, '.: ; V;
Floating; Drydock .'• Sinks ,"
A 'cablegram received •at -the mer
chants' exchange yesterday if rom Peru
stated that-on July 20 thei! floating dry
dock at Callao- sank and 'probably
would be total loss. " . "^r
Coal.From Newcastle '.;'--,
The British' steamer; Earl 'of Douglas,
Captain ffamfesoni arrived 'yesterday
31 days from' Newcastle,
5,895-tons of coaKv'"- .~ •\u25a0 . '
"Water • Front ; Notes .
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted t0, 2,354,000 feet. " • "
The : Pacific coast --company's liner
President arrived yesterday \from
Puget sound with : a large number, of
passengers. -
The Koamos liner ... Anubls cleared
yesterday for Hamburg.
The liner Sonoma f rom, this port ar
rived yesterday at Victoria.
Joseph Weeks, a- longshoreman, re
ceived a fracture of the right leg yes
terday at Broadway wharf as the result
of being 1 jammed between; a- runaway
truck and a bulkhead 'on the. steamer
California. ;
\u0084 The, French bark .Marie Madelene
will proceed r from ; here to Newcastle,
Australia; in ballast.
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
PORTLAND,'; July 23.— The r charter • of ', three
Balling Teasels to carry . wheat from I "this port
to Europe during the next few months wag'an
nounced today. .The vessels ? are 'the French
barks < Europe, Laennec and Thlers. '-.. Some . time
ago ,\u25a0 the " French ' bark \u25a0 Buffon was •\u25a0 chartered \to
return to , Europe j with a cargo of < wheat -, from
this posi, after having, taken a' cargo of general
merchandise to Australia and a earpro of- coal
to ; this port \u0084 from • . Newcastle. * Exporters are
overcoming \u25a0 the union { rate •\u25a0 of 27s • Gd, ' fixed < by
the-shlp owners trom ports along I the coast . of
the Pacific - northwest, - by." chartering - for the
round voyage .' or from - Australia to * this \u25a0 port
thence to Europe. By. the doubling they manage
to. save several shillings > per ; ton, ' while ' \u25a0 at \ the
same time the ship owners profit by having their
vessels engaged without loss lof time for a long
period of time. " • "'\u25a0 **-*"**\u25a0*—\u25a0' — l--*l --*
BAN PEDRO, July 23.— The big German ship
R. O.- Rickmers,' Captain A. Watsen, ; which ar
rived last night, ; 103 ; days ; from Hambui»,«. was
towed Inside the harbor/ today \u25a0 and i began I dis
charging 30,000 \u25a0 barrels of t cement i consigned to
James ' Maynard . Jr. of , Los Angeles. *<\u25a0 The . Mer
chants' Independent steamship . company's steam
ship F. ArKilburn; , Captain <Mcl«llan,. cleared
tonight on the return trip for San Francisco and
way ports with a * good : freight • ana passenger
list. . • - - • . .".-.. .... " "
r The schooners Transit \u25a0 and Irene , at \u25a0 Astoria
have - been : chartered -, to * load a"- lumber ", cargo
for wholesalers at this port.'*-* -.\u25a0.•}-.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ..
\u25a0 - After "having 3 been s delayed . for 7 several ; days
the • schooner Eric.? Captain, Wick, 1 sailed - today
in . ballast .". for i'Winslow,"-* where; it \u25a0\u25a0• will ; be I laid
up j- temporarily.' -^The f steam :< schooner • Samoa"
Captain Klenker." finished s dUchnrglng." a • lumbor
cargo and s cleared s today -s for Caspar rto i reload
It took freight and passengers ; for San Francisco
on -; its \u2666 way ; nortliward. : v The if steam " schooner
Marshfleld.v: Captain Dettmers, ;• ; totlay): finished
discharging that . portion ; of ra * lumber, cargo - con
sijmed • to • this .• port v and * sailed ' for 1 San .- Diogo
where Uhe' remainder -wIH-' be "discharged ' \u25a0'', The
big :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 steamship - Francis * H. y Leggett, v. Captain
Hanier, ; arrived today- from * via San
Franciaeo and Port Los Angeles, bringing
1,000.000 I feet of i lumber f consigned >. to the 7?. Na- I
tlonal . lumber company, t-% The > Leggett towed the
barge Buf us v E." Wood from Eureka to I'ort Los
Angeles,', where the barge : carrying a ', big - cargo
of lumber was dropped. ...„:..,-. L - ...".,
> i The steam schooner f Nome City, ; Captain j Han
een,»is out two days from Astoria .Tia. San Fran-'
cisco : with <a; full> cargo of -lumber consisned to
wholesalers at this port. »\u25a0-. * \u25a0;,-".» * 3 : -, .
i : The v schooner ; Ruby, y Captain i Kortb ; ''•\u25a0 arrived
today, 1 6e ven days I out \u25a0 from * the j Coqullle I river
bringing 350.000 feet of lumber, formal yards
-.vASTORIA.f July; 23.— -The steamer ' Breakwater
arrived today from | Portland - and,*, after I taking
on : frelgb^i and I passengers, '• sailed 1 for | Coos , bay
The -.steamer ,i Alliance, ,: Captain J Olson, r arrived
from Coos I bay; today \u25ba; with ; at general I cargo I and
passengers and ; ! proceeded » s to i? k Portland. 3i The
schooner Llllebonne,,in ballast for San Francisco
was - towed Ito s sea ; this \u25a0 morning. . It V is \u25a0 underl
stood that It will be laid up at that port unltl
charters i are . Bt»onger.~i^ The * Lillebonne s arrived
in this : river s over , three '\u25a0 months 5 ago • from ' Ma
nila™ and - has % been tunable ,t to j: land *. a"' charter *
The Norwegian X arrived I f rom
San Francisco this 'evening and went 6n to'Port
larid. •.. It i is > under charter " to • the > Pacific • exnort
lumber 1 company.^ to a transport n lumber I to v the
orient.^; Since 1 the bottom I has | fallen \u25a0 out •of the
coastwise I lnmber >S freight ;, market : the * barires
Washington, ,Washongal,KWashtucna.!andi Walla,
cut A will .be :- withdrawn ? from s the > trade \ imme-'
diately I «pon | reaching 1 port | and ] will | be ? recon
verted I into j rock I barges.~4.The I barges were fitted
ou t ; f or j the \ lumber ' trade l last '<\u25a0 fall sat s consider
able : expense,iwhen lumber j f relents were I quoted
at about $9 a tbousand.^'At such figures it? naid
handsomely ito I fill :. them 5 with ? lumber ; and; bare
tags ;tow; them to San Francisco or even" farther
south ; to , San '•• Pedro ; or j Kedondo. » Several 5 loads
were 5 taken i south t. and 1 then *. the i San ' Fraaclsco
market « became £ glutted, 1 f with \u25a0' no 1 demand 1! and
everybody; was fto I unload; w The < result
was i that *, freights * dropped % fully 5 60 3 perl centr
with HtUe business |in sight | evenff orf&e rehean
vesseU. . The i barges are ; owned Iby j Daniel i Kern
who j operate ? a i autjrry;»t * FUhers * landing i on
Weather Report
-Uniled States <lepartment» of ; agrlculture^-San
Francisco,-. July \u25a0 23. 1907." ; . f it- -'\u25a0\u25a0*
\u25a0 ' .RAINFALL^ DATA ' r b-- -^ : ;"-'
' '\u25a0•'\u25a0-' ...','. Past .'Seasonal ;Xor-
;"Stations— ' .••-'-, 24 hourSi •; to date. ' mal. '
Eureka' .•.'.....\u25a0...'...-0.00 • \u25a0\u25a0- Tr/ < \u25a0 •'•" 011
Red ;'.: 81uff . . . . .. \u25a0. .'.:.' 0.00 J" ~, - Tr. ' 0.00
Sacramento,:.':.'. .V. .. 0.00; , v -0:00-: -0.00
San^Fran'cisco ."...'.. .: -'0.00--,', .TTr. \u25a0 \u25a0 J: 0.01
Kan,'* Jose.Vl'.~:'.'. -\u25a0..'..... 0.00 '.' •'.' -'O-OO
Fresno .:'.;. ....;.".".. .'i'0.00 .'..?;'\u25a0 o.oo' -. 000
San LulSiObUpo...:. '. 0.00 -.- : .< 0;00 *i;i 0.01
Los \u25a0>; Angeles.-. .-. .; ; ; . ' 0;-00 *•\u25a0.- •- -. : 0.00 ','\u25a0"•• • : 0.00
San .\u25a0? Diego. . r.'."; . .".'. -.*•' 0.00 :;.'. V,0.00V ,0.00 '; \JO.OO
">~^ :.-.\u25a0. "..?\u25a0.:?: Ss. *w.> : -.AA
'\u25a0-^ j: :, ; 'vlS;:;.:H;l^-:»!:^:".:/s|v l S; : ;.:H; l^-:»!:^:".:/s|
-STATIONS. : .| i---'\V H . '"\u25a0\u25a0*'>\u25a0\u25a0,•:\u25a0 &; .Co
\u25a0" :' . : - .-..:. ; - "•\u25a0•.-•\u25a0 y- --ay \u0084 \u25a0 \u25a0.-;.;.-.--..•\u25a0..:...\u25a0
Baker . ; ..7. .. .29.88 \B4 ; 54 ?• N W " Clear • * .00
Boise •'-..'...-:.; 29. 86 90 «..~NW^ Cloudy --."\u25a0• . oo
Eureka .".'...."; 50. 06 ;58'54^ N'W* Cloudy 3; .00
Flagstaff ,V.-.r.29:86'' 7S «00 ;SW><: Cloudy .43
Fresno .. .::..29.80 100 .60 .' m \u25a0 y clear / .00
Independence .29:78 02- 04',; SB .Cloudy .00
KalispeU: ... i .'.29.78 82 Cj 48 fSB If] Clear J ,'.OO
Los j. Angeles... 20. 90 ,84 62JW 4 Clear .00
Mt.;Tamalpais.29.o7. 72. C 2 fWr -.\u25a0-, Pt.Cldy .0()
North ..Head. V.30.10 - 58',r.2 «" -NW-' Clear *\u25a0 ;.OO
Phsenlx ;1. ....29.78 .94 :76 .'SW Pt.Cldy ;-;00
P0cate110^.. ;..29:82 ' 02. 56 "W J- Cloudy ' .00
Pt.-Reyeg Lt..29.95 , 55 ,' rr NW- Clondy. .00.
Portjand r.:. -.29.98 78-88--NW-- Clear : ..00
Red, 81uff..... 29. 82: 92 j. 6(5 RE .: Pt.Cldy /,.OO-
Reno ».:... :.r.29. 84. 88 54 W - Pt.Cldy '.00
Roseburg !.;..; 20. i>4 '84 54 ' NW- Clear .00
Sacramento;..". 29. Bß 84 :581 S ; 'Clear .. .00
San "« Diego .. ...29.92 74 08 W Clear . " ;00
San Francisco.. 29: 96 60 52 W . Pt.Cldy .00
San, Jose.. -.'.'. .29. 90. 74 56 NW Clear . .00
S.*Tj.:Obispo.-.29.94 82 52 NW -Clear ' -.00
S.E.- Farallon. 29. 98 60 52 NW'. Cloudy .00
Seattle •-.'... '...30. 04 70 52 NW Clear V. 00
Spokane . *. . . ..29.82 84 &4 -W . Clear v .00
Tonopah ' .....29.82 8S 04 SE Pt.Cldy .00
Wlnnemucca ...29.88 8S 54;: W;' Pt.Cldy .00
Yuma ; . . . ... '.-.29.78 ' 93 . 60 . S . Clear .00
SYNOPSIS
\u25a0>'- There i has - been > but little > change during , the
past" 24 hours In weather -condition)* along' the
Pacific .. coast.-i It : la ; about 6 1 degrees : cooler •in
the -. San a Joaquin 'Talley..^ There . nan vbeen :no
rain weat of ;the.'Eoclty mountains except : heavy
thunder ' storms In \u25a0 the San ' Francisco ' mountains
of i northern ' Arieonar, A' thunder * storm Ila I re
porte<l;at Fla^staff-'wlth'a maximum wlnd've
loclty of , 42 ; miles from the i southeast. , ••; -,' ,i-
The preaaure • dlstributlou *: fayora " cloudy
weather; and' southerly winds ; Wednesday.
FORECAST
. • For San " Francisco and ; Ticlnl ty — Fair /Wednes
day,-' except cloudy.' in the ; morning ; ' light south
wind, changing ; to fresh west. \u25a0. i".- .
. For - the i Santa Olara Yalley-^Clqudy .?; Wedneß
dar;! light eoutli ' wind.
For \u25a0 the ..Sacramento valley— Cloudy Wednes
dar;> light, south 'wind. ' :'.'\u25a0".--..\u25a0 . : ' .
':- For . the : San Joaquln valley — Fair Wednesday ;
lljtlit' north" wind. . ' :.
'•; For ; Los . and vicinity — Fair Wednes
day; light west wind. "
A: G. McADIE. •, District Forecaster.
the Columbia and who recently \u25a0 \u25a0was . awarded a,
contract 'to supply ! stone for , the Columbia \u25a0\u25ba rlw
Jetty -for -this season. ''\u25a0\u25a0:•'.\u25a0\u25a0'-?\u25a0 -•= ' > "--' "' \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-'*. "x" x V-'-i
- SEATTLE, . July < i!3.— Hereafter It will cost
the Puget " sound , jobbtfs '- from \u25a020 '\u25a0 to ; 25 * cents
more a • bale to tnorethe hay crop' from the La
Conner? flats ' and ; adjoining ' h»y -' landg.T?- The
freight ' boats " on •' the sound ; which have • been
handling ; the hay bUHlness ' announced • a £ rln«
In v tariff today - of . 25 ! cents . on \u25a0 small \u25a0 bales | anil
50 1 cents lon larga I ones, \u25a0 which - makes | small
bales cost $2 and large bales J2.50 for carriage.
.There . is a limited number •of . boats •\u25a0 in the
hay carrying business, as", they , are; built-'es
pecially "to; enter' shallow j^water.v such"-, as \ the
\u25a0loughs about La' ConDer." \u25a0 \u25a0 :-.''\u25a0 : . :
:'-.. — Army , Traniportu ,'\u25a0'\u25a0.\u25a0 ; v ,\?
• The BurnsMe is at. Seattle.^ C/ \u25a0;-', .;...:
>\u25a0: Tha • Buford, \u25a0• homeward • boiind.V' If ft \u25a0'. Honolulu
Julylo. > :;-;:\u25a0•> .-.-=:• \u25a0• . - ;\u25a0\u25a0 -. \u25a0-: ' \u25a0 . - \u25a0 ' :
The Crook left St. Michael July 16 for Seattle/
The Dlx left? Honolulu June 2S for Seattle. '\u25a0'-'
\u25a0j The 'Kilpatrick^ Is at: Newport -News, Va.- \u25a0.
V The I>ogan :1s ; in. port 1 .-i ,;-'""\u25a0. . ; -
The Meade-ls at; New York.— Out of'Commls-
Bion.wJL •\u25a0\u0084,• : y-^-::-i,- ';:\u25a0::\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0 '.: >V""v--V'~^'.-:'- \u25a0 <'\u25a0"> ,'.= • '
'Xewport; News.*. Va. v
The Sheridan is- at Mare island-u ndergoing
repairs.
*v- The Sherman salled --.July .14 from Honolulu
for . Manila.
\u25a0:. The Thomas, homeward , bound, , left ' Nagasaki
July 22." \u25a0'.'/-." ';\u25a0'/\u25a0- iV .-.•'"-- :- '\u25a0 -::•-;.-.-;'•-:,.•-- v.
The Warren Is in port.', ;.: "•
r The^Overdne; List .'.;/' v :
British bark Crlffel,' out 152 days* from' Sydney,'
\u25a0ifor Queenstown,- 25,per,«ent. • \u25a0 . - -.'-.
>- British bark \u25a0 Dundonald, \u25a0 out 157 . days , from
Sydney, .for Falmouth,'. 60 'per cent." \u25a0\u25a0•; ' - \u25a0••-.. .-\u25a0;'
French ship Duguay Trouln, out 134 days from
Tchio,- for Havre,- 6; percent.- - r, \u25a0
'.British ship Loch Tay; out 145 days from Gee
long," for Glasgow,^o: per: cent. - : \u25a0;
..Italian Rblp Orealia, out 140 days from Walla
roo, for Falmouth,>6 per cent. »;-.' •
\u25a0 Norwegian ' bark < Tercia, ; out 134 .' days i from
New '\u25a0- Caledonia, •> for • llamburg, 20 per . c«nt. -\u25a0:..\u25a0 \u25a0•
' German Bhip Ostara. out 1 190 days from Ham
burg, for Santa Rosalia," 12 per. cent.' <-\u25a0•;: / - \u25a0•
\u25a0 \u25a0•' Swedish ; ship Gripen,-' out . 104 days • from Bahla
Blanca.' for Falmouth^-12 : per cent.«^ <-•. '\u25a0:\u25a0•, \u25a0'. - •>
\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0: British \u25a0 sh}p M.-.E. -Watson, out 132 days from
Iqnique.'ifor' the channel, \ 6 per cent.^ -. \u25a0 '
\u25a0 French -bark Keuilly.'i out . 120 days from ' Syd-'
ney, for Falmouth,* 6 per cent. .. y
EiporiH by the Sonoma
*-: -\u25a0 The steamer Sonoma '* sailed oh Saturday \u25a0 for
Victoria with i cargo t consigned \u25a0 to -• the '\u25a0 port of
destination < and '-»to mother ;\u25a0 British -.g American"
cities,^ valued * at 116,437 » and including > the \ to\->
lowing: \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 48,255 i. lbs 1 dried fruit. -•' 17,110 "4 lbs
beans, * 678 ", pkgs t fresh 1 fruits,' 165 ,' pkgs :; pota
toes,". 75' pkgs onions. 32 ; pkgs. vegetables, >141
gals wine, "> 740 lbs « dried ( flsh, • 1690 lbs' choco-;
late, : ." 4926 » lbs \ coffee,"* 75 2cs \ canned '- gooda.v 10
cs < honey, ; 400 \ paste, ?40 ( pkgs groceries and 5 pro
viFions, w27 pkgs- pickles,- v 307 v bbls '10 i haif
bbls ' and '\u25a0- 13 cs - oils, ? 100 bxs axle 'i grease,* ( 136
bbls -' asphaltum, = 7> pkgs i electrical -goods, s 450
tins \u25a0 matches/" 21 \u25a0> cyls • gas, 18 pkgs \u25a0 machinery/
48 pcs steel, s 82 » pkgs > roofing. : v \u25a0."'.\u25a0->•. '-..- \u25a0\u25a0
•*: The 't steamer i also :; had \ 6 ' pkgs machinery^' 5
pkgs • hardware i and 4 : cs 1 books and - stationery,'
valued -' at .i $ 2.699,*; for : Australia 5 and 1 ~ pkg
machinery, *;valued at ' $65,' en route to New
Zealand.'"- '- ; .v \u25a0 ': ~; \u25a0\u25a0:-\u25a0 - \u25a0.',:•\u25a0\u25a0 :'• •;:\u25a0-'\u25a0
shipping' intelligence
ARRIVED
• .--\u25a0-, \u25a0 • -r;;v:tTuesday,-,July;:23.
Stmr Tlverton.'^ Johnson, 85 hours . from 3 Port?
Hadlock: •?-:\u25a0•;••' - : -'- ''- '''•' '\u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0 - : - : > -.;-'•" \u25a0•\u25a0^•- : : ';\u25a0-{{
\u25a0\ : Stmr \u25a0 Scotia, .. Nelson .. 16 \u25a0 hours \u25a0 from 'Albion. '.- ' \
s* Stmr Pomona,' Swanson, 1 19 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Watson, ;Bartlett, : 64 hours from Seattle.'.
'=•£ Stmr .-'• Acme,'*-- Walvig,--- 70 ' hours 'jfrom'i Grays'
harbor.' ' bound * for » San ; Pedro,' put *in - for; fuel.'
Vh Stmr i Mararro,'.. Hoffman, - 3S hours from 'Cres
cent f City/; % - : . \u25a0.\u25a0>:'\u25a0 :;. \u25a0 \u0084./ .'.;-•.;:.. a \u25a0-"-;
-\u25a0 - Btmr; Harold : Dollar,' Thwing, 94 hours from
. Port;" Angeles:. •.,.' ":' —-. >-.>'.'*- \u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- .- --:; . \u25a0 , ; ; \u0084 . .. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-, - i
•« Stmr >, Arctic,' \u25a0 Olsen,,-. 15- hours .from v^Fort'
Bragg. ;.:.-..; : : - -•-\u25a0-> •\u25a0 \u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0; - •\u25a0• \u25a0--.:.-,.... '...:..
- "'\u25a0 Stmr - President,' -Weaver, : 41" ; hours from : Vic- '.
. torla,%- etcv* ! **^fi^-" : -*' 5t Vr/t-p.-> >. v ;~ ••;. \u25a0 r-/ tj -"\u25a0;'•:
•-?: Stmr \u25a0 Brooklyn, ; Henricksen, . 19 \u25a0; hours \u25a0' fr"om
Westport.- •.-•:';\u25a0/.\u25a0'- \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' ••-. ;.:.•'! :\u25a0;-.- .\u25a0.-:•..- : \u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0
i, \u25a0. Stmr i Lakme,^* Preble,,, 25 ? hours • from \u25a0 Eureka."
\u25a0 * Br * stmr." M j 8 >. Dollar; - Cross,'= 38 . days -" from ;
Hongokng,/via>Yokohama-20 days. ;. ....
'-! Br Btmr Karl of Douglas, Jamleson, 31 days :
from :;——%.--- : -; \u25a0;.W-"-".?j- i..i '..- .-".: •-.».-:-'. .••.'-.-\u25a0''•\u25a0 \u25a0-* "
\u25a0v Shipt.W "H? Smith, r Gordon, -72, days - from
Newcastle,'^ Aus .'i^,'. ';•''- r; 'fy :.: .. .'•:_\u25a0-- •.:;:,.;. •
«*! Schr. lda' McKay," Letola;> 3 days. from Eureka."
i~~ Schr ; Newark.? Jahnsen, - 19 hours % from'- Byxbee
landing. "•';'* : ~r i -r''---"-"'' - "'»- I --' *\u25a0 -.- *•\u25a0\u25a0 -;'\u25a0:\u25a0-\u25a0''\u25a0- .-\u25a0\u25a0.-.*•.'.
\u25a0\u25a0:•\u25a0• \u25a0;..-\u25a0\u25a0.-: -;:;'.: ".CLEARED..^ \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 , :"i;-.r-,
'' \u25a0 '• r Tuesday, July .23.
" '- Stmr r Indiana,.- Graham, ,' Honolulu; Barneson
Hlbberd & Co.' •-. \u25a0•"'= .;_-\u25a0.;
i Stmr Eureka, ;Goltghtly, : Bellingham; P C S S"
Co:;,,- --n..;. : '.r.'i-' '.-\u25a0•"\u25a0 •\u25a0 - : -. : --- -;' : ' " ' •.;•/- \u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0::\u25a0\u25a0:,.<'\u25a0< '..,.
:f: f Stmr Coos Bay, : Zeh,« San Pedro; P CSS Co
Fr stmr; Amiral Duperre, . BataiHe, : : Nanaimo-
OfW«McNear.wv^---:." f . •:\u25a0.:.\u25a0..\u25a0:',;\u25a0.•, ._,-...... \. / _.^. i - >
!,.*-"! \u0084*-" Ger : stmr Anubls; Von • Salzcn, Hamburg ''etc •
I via;SeaUle?and'Taeomar.Kosmos;llne. ;
: ,-,-; -j -.- ,,-.:; -•::,- ~. % ,'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'\u0084-/' At • Monterey.'VJuly •23
-.'\u25a0, Stmr ' W S ? Porter," Macdonald, v Portland: -- As
sociated Oil. C 0.,-, •.'". .i '-\u25a0 \. A . ..* --. -. .. ri , ......
.•\u25a0.-:••: ?.?.'-: ' -\u25a0-- -SAILED ...v-',. \u25a0\u25a0:.,;'.•- --'. "
\u25a0: » •,". \u25a0 - ,\u25a0- ->i '« July 23.
V, Stmr, Coquilla \ Elver.S Sandberg, ? Noyo. • \u25a0
r- Stmr-? Eureka,*? Noren,'i"Eurekal:~ -- • . ';.- .
1 Stmr i Whittler, \ SalTesen,-» Port i Harford .'\u25a0;-",
, ;> Btmr j Flaurenco j Wardr* : Notley,*! trial .trip
'\u25a0> Stmr Coos; Bay.lZeh,"< San; Pedro: vv» •
?\u25a0% Stmr I Argo.t Hansen,"s Eel : rl ver,~J eterji V: • ' > r* :
;\u25a0;-/ Stmr i' Alcatraa.'f Fredertckson, 1^ Greenwood
-% Stmr 'Acme.'v WalTig,'' San '• Pedro. .'=- •- ' ;
:> Stmr| Eureka, \u25a0\u25a0Golightly,-:* Bellingham. •"' : ,
" - Stmr : Noyo, s Lee,'- Fort •\u25a0 8ragg. ;.., ,-.-. -..'..
\u25a0" Stmr "\u25a0 R»valli.",Nelson,i' Eureka... : ;" „:. -';
Fr-> stmr 'Amiral , Duperre,? Bataille,' Nanalm* :
Jftßr ;:»tmr^ StrtthaTon, ; HutchlnsoJa, ? ? Nanalmo,'
B C "X- ' • "\u25a0..— .-.* '-"^' '- ='\u25a0 p."p *---."- ;' - > --,•_*; -'_ ---^ -".:*. .
Barge < Three, \u25a0 Port' Harford '-in
towJSetVKlng.f;^:- ";:'i ? : -. : ' >.<:> ..:-..•.."-.-'>'- - :
%r Scnr "i AdTance » P .;; CoqulHa" ' river.
; \u25a0*\u25a0-.'' r -.'- .\ "v ,c, c SPOKEN .'..-- \u25a0' - :.," -.\u25a0-; ;-..'—\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.:
Js* July! 0, Yin « lat " 25 tl N. y lon V 21 1 W, vFr ? bark
Guethary, from %-" Antwerp, V ; for '.5 Oregon «;-»-\u25a0*••• \u25a0••\u25a0\u0084
Wk June 210 in ; lat 38 N, 1 lon 48 W.t Fr bark' Gael
from •* Cherbourg," \u25a0 for fc Puget • Sound. -....',
•tr \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -v -; -\u0084-'? />.-;..-'./ >.-;..-'. t-Ut
"-,••'\u25a0;.%- -•,<,:-. -;;...,'-,^; p--' X^f-'-Z Thursday ':l JnJy'^S.'-^'
:.': .' Stmr Flaorenc* iWaxd.'t Notley,"3 from a trial
trip." ' \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0X-y- \u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0;:\u25a0. -\u25a0:.:;,;/ :\u25a0:-. -.;;,:.:- •'..-;---:.- \u25a0? i
;-';^.:--j'vv^:>-;*:TELEGEAPHI0 f .v-- 1 \u25a0 -:^\1:; ; ]
m POINT i LOBOS, J July i 2S^-10 - p. i m.— Weather
foggyjlwißdfiW^Telocity^Wmilesiperjhour -^
S»2Ssilsi««saS; DOMKSTIO PORTS . - - — ' ™r :,
MJgAJnJsggalHd f Jalyj 22^-stmr ; City' of ri si- 1
Movements of :, Steamers
'-\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0 TO -ARRIVE :
.;•... V. -^ From *~r a ;, -::.'[ |;> \ Steamer *:S\\ 'Due?'-:
Portland.. & Astoria :*." V .1 Nome ' City ?? : ;'. July i 24
Willapa Harbor; .\7.vf. Cascade :. .-^tT.'. July."4
Coquille fUlver ......:. Elizabeth r: :.-;/: July. 24
Nanalmo •*:'.'. :VT.'r.T. .".'. Tellus •-'\u25a0:-.": r.V. V. July. 24
Bellinstram " .r; .*'.>\u25a0; rr: Coronado >• . .-; . .-. July 24
Honolulu ;\u25a0*.'.:.-.-. r." 1 .:. .". Hilonian r; :"r.~" July^ 24
Coos ¥ Bay,T;.':~ : .':r.7 . '. M.V: F.;: Plant. . . July 25
Hcmboiat --..r.'.-.T. :;rt: Vanguard .;;.:: July 25
SalT Diego & Way Ports City. of Puebla. July 25
I'elnt Arena & Albion;'; I'omo ~. 1 ~.'.* r. .."". July 25
San^Pedro ..\u25a0.-......-..-. F.' A.- Kilburn::. July 25
New ."York Tia= Ancon.*. City of Panama. July 25
Humboldt .:::.-. :....\\ Clty^of 'Topeka. July. 2s
Humboldt .' . . : ; . . . . :.:.'. North Fork - :. : : July: 25
Portland \u25a0& "Astoria:.'.". Caoco ;.*:'. ;::*. \u25a0.\u25a0.".: July
Hamboldt ---t .":.": '. :: .'. :. Kureka . .T:: .V. Julyi2o
San, Pedro '& Way Ports Bonita .-;;-.. -.:... July. 26
Grays f Harbor. *....."::. G. C. 1 Lindauer. : July 26
Honolulu & Kaliulul.'..'. Ncvadaa';;:: .::. July 26
Seattle »'. ;'. : . . . . . .... . . Santa v Barbara ;'. July : 2l
San Pedro J.;v. ...'..*.'. Roanoke- :...:'.. July; 27
.Keif. River I Ports.... .r. Argc ..".....;.. July, 27
'Ancon via'Aeapulco.'.'r. Aztec *':;.-.-. :.~.;: July' 27.
Humboldt •\u25a0':".'. r:*: :"..'.". Pomona*; J'.T'.'.h". July, 2B
Jit-ndoclno'&Pt.'. Arena Sea 'Foam KT'.W July 28
PortlanjJ &. Way. Ports: G.I-W.. Elder. .: July 29
Grays, Harbor. ....r.:". Ccntralia »?.-.;. V. July. 29
Callao !-..r.-r.'.':r.-.v:.:. Cacique -~". ..:.: July ' 29
San Diego & Way Ports State of Cal;::*. July 2U
San ; Pedro ! . ... . .rr.:: . Hnualei •;...•. . ..' July 29
Honolulu -.'. ;".' .... . . . . ". . Alameda . . : ; . i July. 30
China ;•& "Japan:....".:: Mongolia .'...V. July SO
Seattle ;-&"\u25a0 Tacoma ;.::'. Buckman - J ,v. .".*.. July 30
Mexican, Ports ..•.:".\u25a0... Curacao '•.-.'.•;.;; July 30
Tnhiti v . : . ; . . ':.'. '.'. . . ; . Mariposa * . v: .; : July 31
Puget Sound Ports.;:. President ...;.". July; 3l
San Pedro & Way PortoiCoos 8ay; ..:... July 31
;. ; -'- \u25a0 --.* \u25a0:'"\u25a0. '10 SAIL <-/';\u25a0\u25a0-;;.;.;\u25a0:/;..;; i- ".
,_lDesttnatlon \u25a0• :. | Steamer; :| Sails |Plcr
\u25a0 ' July. 24— ,• V - ;'>:-•: : - .•.,':.' ;:r;-;.'.- \u25a0.\u25a0•.\u25a0\u25a0.-, ;-:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Los*AHgel«siPorts. : '.;:': XomerCity.l 10 am 16 .
Seattle *-Taeoma..".:\ Eureka r. ...". ll'am 9
Humboldt V. V.::. :..... Ravalli 5..*;. 2 pm -2
Eel ,RJv»r '- P0rt5.. .'...-. Argov:. ..TV. 11am 10
Havre- & ;Way; Ports::. Jaureguibery. ...;.... 20
Point: Arena ........... Hoa Foam.. "4 pm 2 -
Los Angeles. Ports.: .:: Hanalel -.'..'. 4 pm 10
\u25a0.':,'\u25a0 July . 2s— 'f: - :--. '. '\u25a0, \u25a0 i: .. -; . t :
Ccc.ullle ! River ....:..;|Monterey : ... :.\/:. ..:.
Ht'inboldt •\u25a0.::.•'. ..\u25a0...'•.-.: South Bay.. : 11 am . 2
Humboldt - .'\u25a0 Pomona :...-. 10.30 a 9
Grays Harbor.:: .'.:..'. Newburjr^; .". 3 pm 10
San Diego & Way "Ports State of Cal. 10 am 11
China <fc: Japan.. .:."..; Siberia t*.'.:.. 1 pm 42
New; York ! 'via v'Anconr. Newport \u25a0'\u25a0; :..'' 12 in 40
Astoria &. Portland:..-.: Costa "> Rica.: 11 am 24
•'July. 28— '."-.' / .
Willapa Harbor ....... D. Mitchell.. ...: ; ... ....
Coqullle River ..:..... Elizabeth ... :.'. .':. ....
"\u25a0JUIy 27— ' :- ' .;-. ' , :
Coos Bay : .....;. \u25a0 M. : F. ' Plant. 4pm 8
I"ortland ( & Way. Ports". Roanoke :.. 1.30p 13-
Humboldt . T". .~. :: . . Vanguard \u25a0 . . 3pm \u25a02 .
LoV. Angeles Ports.";.: S.: Barbara... lpm 2
Humboldt - ......;.:... City " Topeka . lO.aOa ~ U '
Los .Ansfeles Ports;:r:; F. Kilburn. . 4pm 10
Point ' Arena & Albion.*. I'omo •.:-...-. 6pm 2
Seattle & -Tacoma..:.: Watson .... 1.30p 20
Puget Sound Ports.. .V. President... 3pm 8
Han Pedro & Way Porrs Bonita'...:. 9am 11'
-July- 28— / : : ' I- .; ::.:-,: \u25a0\u25a0.--:. -
Humboldt \u25a0..'...... .'.V. Eureka .... 9 am 13
San Diego & Way. Ports City. Puebla.. 10 am 11
- July. 29^ V> '.•-\u25a0•.-\u25a0•.:•-;.-•-•<-"-' -
Grays Harbor .....\u25a0..: S. Monica... ;...;. .*. .
lAta -Angeles > Ports . .-. : G. " W. t Elder 1 pm 13
Grays Harbor ••-. .-. : . . . . Coronado ... -2 pm 10
-. July, 31^- :.\u25a0•,•/\u25a0. ..<-•\u25a0 -
Hamburg- &i Way Ports Theben ;'. 1.. 12 n 13
*<\u25a0 July 31VV '\u25a0\u25a0-"\u25a0: "\u25a0 ' '\u25a0.". « » -'- ; . .; •-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
San Pedro & Way, PortslCoos 8ay...: 4 pm 11
Grays -Harbor '.;:..... v.g: . Llndauer. 2 pm 2 St
Honolulu . & I Kahulul .' . . | Neradan i : ..". 12 - m 23
*- ' v--'\"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0v --'\ "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0':'. TO- SAIL' FROM { SEATTLE ; ; :
;; r \u25a0..Destination.- ;-; |». Steamer |; Date _
Valdez & Seward. '.:.'."; Yucatan *..*.. :v. July 24
Nome :&' St." Michael ;.-; Mackinaw ...... July 25
Valdez .& ; 3eward.:.v:. Bertha ..:.....: July 25
Valdez & 'Seward.:.:.. Ji-anie .:.....;. July 25
Skagwayi*. Way Ports. Spokane ....... July 20
Kkagway&J Way Ports. Cottage CKy .. July 28
SkagwayA. Way; Ports. Dirigoii. .::....-. July 31
Valdez &'\u25a0 Seward..: ; . : Scnta '. Clara .> ... Aug. 1
Nome & St. -Michael... Hyades ........ Aug. 5
Nome ' & :: St. \u25a0< Michael . Northwestern .. Aug. 5
WEDNESDAY, f JULYS 24
Sun J rlnea '..:.; : .' .:s:os|Sun sets «... ..... . .7:27
\u25a0 Sun anil Tide
Unitwl : States Coast and : Geodetic Survey— Time
r >and Heights of -Tide at Fort Point. A For city
\u0084 .front (Mlaalon street wharf) add 25 minutes.
\u25a0\u25a0_: - Time ~- z Time ;v : Timel .: Time .
riy - r — '.Ft: Ft- •— Ft — Ft
\u25a0- L W ; C|H.W V;-. L;W| : ...... n.W \u0084.,;.;
24..V4:40r-1.4 11:55 ,5;o 4:24 ,3.0 10:21 62
25/. 5:2&— 1.4 12:42 5.2 5:19 2.S 11:15 ? 6.1
26.: o:ir, — 1.3 1:27 C.3 =6:ir» 2.6 ..:.
VH W : L W '..\u25a0-.-.'. n W L W " :
CT.. 0:10 :;. 5.8 ; 7:00— O.» 2:og 6.4 7:12 2.5
liS.. l:0C 5.4 7:42—0.3 2:50 15.4 8:12 -23
29.. 2:OS 4.0 8:28 .0.3 3:32 ; 5.4 9:16 £l
24..
25/.
26.:
2T.'.
lis:.
29..
Time: Ball
United States Branch Ilydrographic Office,\Mer
~ chants'. Exchange, . San ; Francisco, Cal.. July
-. .- :23.'-1907.': 23.'-1907.' --,-.- .'\u25a0.V--.V-'-!',";. . '\u25a0 ;\u25a0'-:-. •->:
'\u25a0' Tho time ball on the tower of the: Ferry build
ing-was dropped » today exactly' at; noon, " Pacific
Standard Time. (l2oth Meridian)/ qr Bh.* 00m" 00s
Greenwich Mean > Time. f. > f *J. C. BURNETT, .
'*' «.',r. r. ;'. ' Lieutenant/, U.'S. ; y.-;;ln Charge.*
U." S. Branch ll j Urocraphic Office
A branch of the United ; States! Hydn)grkphie
Office, 1 located ; at « the , Exchange, , is
maintained J in 1 San». Francisco .for J the benefit \u25a0of
mariners, ; without regard ' to nationality ; and - free
of ; expense. : Navigators are cordially ; invited to
visit: the "office.' where sets of charts
and sailing i directions of "the. world are kept at
hand, for comparison and ; reference, - and , the lat
est information can always be obtained regarding
lights, danger to navigation and all matters of
interest to ocean commerce. \u25a0 '/
; "J/C." BDRKETT,
' Lieutenant, U. S. X., in Charge.
attle, stmr Humboldt and.stmr Farallon, for
Skagway .•.-"'. • \u25a0>-\u25a0-:• \u25a0•'.. - •,-.• \u25a0>\u25a0-*-.\u25a0\u25a0:
Arrived 'July 23-^Stmr Umatilla, from Nome
Sailed Joly-23, 4 p ni — Jap Btmr Tango Ma»u
for'-Yokohama.'-*;' \u25a0 -\u25a0;-'\u25a0: \u25a0 :
':' Arrived " July ? 23-^-Rtmr Nonoina. hence Jul y "0
BELI.INQHAM— SaiIed y July 28— Stmr Coro^
nado. if or San Francisco. :.. .
: ; Sailed July 23— Stmr Coronado, for San Fran
cisco. ?.- ;"\u25a0>. ;/; •••\u25a0.••\u25a0 - . \u25a0
>*ssl m ' T" Ti A TT~^ "W a "^w T" \u25a0 \ «
"\u25a0-..-a;'- \u25a0\u25a0 . T^pwv- - ." '" \u25a0 i \u25a0.. \'x \u25a0 m \u25a0'\u25a0•":»./ -j ;bl"j»'-o--»'»b''-" •-- /\u25a0 r» I \u25a0B \u25a0" » - ' \u25a0 \u25a0 l—vi! A
Limit ed
""' ' jf' ' " \u25a0 ELECTRIC LIGHTED— MODERN ;^m!SSSSSH"HfISI
\u25a0 r S-" • VESTIBULED HIGH CLASS TRAIN' - .^BKBI f-'
' "" '*".' : T'^""." TO 'CHICAGO IN'THREE DATS . .f'*,
CROSSES GREAT SALT -LAKE AND HIGH SIERRA" BY DAYLIGHT \u25a0
".'^jr--- \ THROUGH ;,WAHSATCH MOUNTAI NS. ECHO AND WEBER CANYONS. Ajy
vim^. Southern p^dfic--llJhion Pacific J^\
.; . & - ':\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 iSELECT;DINING! SERVICE • LATEST,- STYLE OBSERVATION CARS .
' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:/W \u25a0-'\u25a0':' . . GENTLEMEN'S .CAFE'y-.v LADIES* PARLOR— READING : ROOM
'm' \u25a0 s •' ijbrary^l- i- .;;.., . . - observation -rotunda -v m.
:x:m; P^ l^^ 3^?^ 8 . BULXIETINS ' ' magazines , and periodicais %
!?#' • " ' T CWSJ P A n^"PGv f f> r 'iiwnui to varloas eastern % :
:'».•.; -, t J_iV^VV rIVTI l%Cip; ; points In effect'^: .'^ -;' "...";-- M;>-
I '•\u25a0 July -31; August 3, 9/10, 19,20, 21, 29; V
BK< 0^ 6 !"?. agoing ,and^«cqming--choice of routes — long time limits J
SOUTHERN PACIFIC . r T'[C\£ IR*T1 R*T C\ 17171/^" T?C r\m\ Pinrir *B -
\u25a0W-^^ ' 884 -Market-Street. .. ' A IV^iVll* \ XJ Ml 4 lC^kS: rorT , Ar £?2?n I£ S?X st ~ * '- '-^''
iwii^KSwseg!! 1";'1 ";' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0" -. - \u25a0 •.',.,.-,•••.\u25a0: ,L .-.;... 5 vr.-c-":',: r ;.i.^T~:--- v •\u25a0\u25a0 -. - corner Powell and Eddy streets jtKW
'^^^^^^^^^^^MM>Mf»|M^MWfm»as»^SMß»f»p»^BlMl^i— B^^^-^— .
j '"-'" \u25a0\u25a0' '' '\u0084-.' '.-'.'\u25a0 \u25a0' - "\u25a0\u25a0'...'";' : - .' '\u25a0 " ' .. " 'v-: ••\u25a0••"> \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0 -. \u25a0T^~^^™^™^^™™ aiai "*B«BMHi^^MHMHsHSi^'^ ;
PORT TOWNSEXI>--Arrived July 2S— Schr
, Expansion,- from • Redondo.. - . ... •
- \u25a0 Arrived , July ? 23 — Schr , Expansion, from \u25a0 Re-"
dondo. "-a C-i-* \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0. .-icy . v- -••.\u25a0\u25a0•-'. \u25a0\u25a0•-' ;'\u25a0 -\u25a0 j? .:...-:- .-\u25a0,: <\u25a0:.\u25a0;, -
A- EUREKA— -Arrived July. 21— Stmr North Fork,
hence July 20.. July ' 22 — Stmr,Signai; from San
Pedro. 4 .: t.'--;v : \u0084vt.-.-:-.-r\u25a0 '^^\u25a0.i'j\ i-y--:-'.: .':\u25a0:: \u25a0
*."\u25a0 Sailed -Jfily 22— Stmr Despatch, for San Fran
cisco ; Br bark Battle Abbey, for Sydney, N"8 W.
*: SANs PEDRO— Arrived July i 23 — Stmr Francto
H Leggett, hence ; July 21. « -«,.\u25a0 -.;..' . -
-i- Sailed .-'July 1 to — Schr * Rosamond, ; for - „ Port
Townsend ;;* schr * Philippine, v for j G rays - harbor ;
schr Eric.Tfor Wtaslow;stmr:Arjryll.".wlth'barse
Santa "Paula* In 2 tow,' for Port Harford.; *V- ".
••\u25a0rArrlved "July >, 23— S9hr >• Ruby, from Coqullle
river. - > \.--r. ' .'.=—'• .- ' . -. r-. « "', - -
'-. Sailed ; July » 23— Stmrs Samoa." ' laqua and F
A '< Kilburn, ; for 1 San ; Francisco; } stmr Marshflerd,
for : Hardy: creek. •-: - t :' • \u25a0' \u25a0 ' ' \u25a0*
POINT REYES— Passed July 23. 12:30 p m—
Ship'*W: H % Smith,'.' fnnn . Newcastle, for San
Francisco.'.;- / : - " \u25a0'\u0084-.'? •
-v Passed tspnth-' July. -23. '-'10:30 < a m— Br stmr
M/S: Dollar, 'from Yokohama,- for ; San Fran
cisco:* 11:30. a-^m— Stmr.-llarold Dollar,- from
Bellingham; .: for . San \u25a0- Francisco. \u25a0^'^SBtftiißfSiiSSt
ri,VTSNXUKA— Arrived ; ; July . 23— Stmr George
Looinls.' hence July 21;.- stmr James S Hlsglns,
from '-Kedondo.' .. • . . ,
..Sailed July 23-^-Stmr George Loomi3, " for San
Fruucisoo. . . / " - -\u25a0TIBsCW-W'JsJte
-^ABERDEEN— Arrived July" 2--'- T Stmr Thomas
L < Wand." . bence - July .. 16. ,'»i**e*9^WfS
-'• .Arrived * July: • 22»-*stmrf G - Q. Llndauer, •\u25a0 hence
July, 17; stmr! Centralia. : hence July 19. .
''-'-- \u25a0 Arrived »: July « 23— Schr - Golden \u25a0\u25a0 Shore, henc«
July; 4,; 'stmr. Thomas , L .Wand, ' hence "July lti;'
stmr ' Iloqulam.v hence ; July . 18.~yb«2Mp!%Kf!t>^
Sailed : July;- 23— SchTi Sailor Boy and stmr
Westerner,'. for- San Francisco. , ">-':»i<
.PORT. IIARFORD— Arrived "July ' 22— Stmr
Santa ; Rita, from Seattle.
: TACOMA— Sailed -July 22— Stmr \u25a0 Lyra, for
Astoria.'. - - >. • •- ';
, BANDON— Arrived - July - 22— ;Schr C T Hill,'
»hence July \u25a06; \u25a0 schr • Coquille, ' hence ; June 22.
UOQDlAM— Arrived .- July - 21— Schr Meteor,
from- San Pedro; stmrHoqulam, hence July IS.
Sailed; July, 21— Stmr Temple E Dorr and
BCbr. Roy Somers," for San Francisco. .. \u25a0
\u25a0i Arrived : July v. 22^Schr -• Fred J Wood, hence
July 0; stmr » Centralla. . hence July 19. •
COOS ;. BAY— Sailed July * 22— Stmr Alliance,
for -.Astoria.- •"'. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0 *-.".' . •
Arrived July 22— Stmr M F, Plant, hence July
20; schr Annie' Larsen, henco July 3. .
> TATOOSH— Passed- outward : July 22— Br bark
Muskoka.'r-: from * Tacoma, . for Valparaiso; schr
Polaris, from Everett, for San Pedru.
..July .23,-0 am — Weather cloudy; wind SW;
velocity 0 miles per hour.
PORT CRESCENT— Passed inward July - 23,
5:30 am— Stmr Sonoma, bence July 20, f«r Vic
toria, BC," etc' •'
- ASTORIA— SaiIed July '23— Stmr Breakwater,
for Coos - bay. , ".r . :. . \u25a0.-,-.
-Arrived July 23— Stmr Alliance, from" Coos
i.bay. -.\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0- . \u25a0_...'.. ; . . ,\u25a0
-•Arrived : July 23 — Nor ' stmr . Thyra, hence. July
20...'.--'-: .: - . '.;•• /,., •,-..'.. .-_- \u25a0 « . -.--....
: OLYMPIA— SaiIed • July 23— Stmr Santa Bar
bara, .for. San Pedro. , . ,„.'..,.„ -»....
\u25a0.« NOYO— Arrived July 22— Stmr National City,
hence July 21 . \u25a0\u25a0,- : .. \u25a0 \u25a0•
WESTPORT— SaiIed July 22-rStmr \u25a0 Brooklyn,'
for : San Francisco. .: \u2666-•<; ... • '
-'- FORT BRAGG— Sailed '\u25a0 July \u25a0 22— Stmr ArcUc,
for -San Francisco. ' ••\u25a0.;\u25a0:
\u25a0 . s- \u0084-; . .: . FOREIGN PORTS \u25a0
COLOX-^-Sailed ; July 20 — Stmr Brunswick,
for New York. - . \u25a0• - - .
••-•FALMOUTH—^Arrived July 22— Fr bark Bre
tagne, hence March 14. : .:
TENERIFFE— Arrived July . 22— Ger stmr
Amasis, hence : Feb 28," for . Hambnrg. \
, SINGAPORE — Sailed July ' 12-^-Br stmr Ken
nebec, for Boston. ' \u25a0\u25a0. ,
VALPARAISO— SaiIed July ' 3— Br stmr Klrby
Bank. rfor 'New York. .
•\u25a0: NEWCASTLE, Aus— Sailed "July 17 — Br stmr
Valdlvla,"-i for ? Honolulu. - . ; . ,
- Sailed July '22 — Br ship Dunfermllne, for San
Francisco. •---\u25a0.....
<. VICTORIA, VB C— Arrived July : 23— Stmr So
noma/I hence July. 20.. :'": '" . •-•"I"-'
-Saled July '23— Jap stmr Tango Maru, for Yo
kohama, t etc. \u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.•.. >-.»-•-\u25a0 \u0084--- •
Arrived J. July 23^-Br stmr Kmneric, from
Honolulu.
; -Arrived July 23— Br stmr Duneric/ from Nome.
- Sailed July 23 — Br stmr StraUmalrn, for
Melbourne. -". •\u25a0 . .c. \u0084..._•
: HOBART— Arrived prior July 23— Fr \u25a0 ship
Laennec, from London, for Oregon.
\u25a0 ANTWERP— SaiIed July . 21— Br ship Gle'n
alvon," from . Puget -Sound; Fr ship Vllle de
Dijon, \u25a0 for Oregon J '3&BWfs3MJHßß9habdfl
:\u25a0 ,-•:.\u25a0\u25a0••••-\u25a0-- EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK— Arrived July 23— Stmr Panama
from -Colon. - \u25a0 .. • , \u0084 ...
,:". Sailed July 20— Stinr Advance, for Cristobal
NORFOLK— Cleared • July . 20— Tug '- General
Hubbard, for San < Francisco. - \u25a0
•ISLAND PORTS
*» KAnUL.DI — Arrived July 21 — Bark Emily F
Whitney,- from Astoria; schr Alice McDonald
from ;Noyo." \u25a0 \u25a0 • -\u0084\u25a0 • •- ; -.' : - . ......
HONOLULU-i-Arrlved July 23— Br stmr Pondo,
from : Auckland;' stmr Mongolia,' from I Yokohama
? - Sailed July 23— Schr Aloha, for San Fran
cisco.-- '••: •\u0084.- .-. - .-.-.'.\u25a0 .......
i Arrived July ! 23— Br - stmr ' Manuka, from
Sydney,- ' for ' Vancouver. %:, .' .. • . \u0084 ,
• MANILA — Arrived . July ' lfr-^-Br stmr " Baron
Ardrossan, from Norfolk; Brstmr Seneca, from
Philadelphia,' - - . ; \u25a0. - . j. .•
- "\u25a0:\u25a0 OCEAN * STEAMERS \u25a0 - » : ;. .- o
NEW. YORK— Arrived July, 23— Stmr Oscar II
from Copenhagen.! -
- ANTWERP— Arrived July 23^-Stmr A Krooa
land,'from t New York.,' -v '';?*•*\u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0'*\u25a0;•-•\u25a0 > -i \u25a0\u25a0 - <i
r QUEENSTOWN— Arrived ; July -23-1-Stmr ' Car
maala, ; from iNew :» York,- ."for - Liverpool: and
proceeded. >-.-• V• V- \u25a0\u25a0-::\u25a0=-!. \u25a0•? •-.»- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 i, . .
CHERBOURG-^alled . July . 23— Stmr " Bremen/
'for New;- York., ' .. - .' \u25a0 " • - \u25a0 . \u25a0
Memornnda
i., Pe V tmr , w atson-^July Zi, 5:30 p m. passed
iirerart : belonging ;to "steamer \u25a0 Columbia; also
a*' large number -of v redwood fence • i>o«t3 '. and
small , lumber, two life preservers and other
wreckage. -.\u25a0;• lt "••.,"--• --^-- •- -.--\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0»- -\u0084..--
Per atmr ' Xavarro-^Tuly 22.* 45 miles SE of
Cape t Mendocino, passed, through a large «quan
tity ;of redwood and also part of deckhouse.
A lifeboat containing 24 persons and a num
ber of the crew of the 111 fated steamer Colum
bia has arrived at' Shelter Cove.
. PERU, * July 20.— Floating drydock at Callao
Bank this afternoon and may be a total loss
Stmr 'Pomona, .which' arrived . this momlns'
from Eureka, brought down 30 of the . crew of
.the \u25a0 ill • fated steamer." Columbia: ' also one pas
senger named Mrs. > Ottllle' Liedelt.
*- CHEERFUL ON SCAFFOLD-^Ptttsburß, July
23. — Bowling - Green, : a negro, was hanged here
today for .-.. the -"-\u25a0 murder^of his . wife. • Green
marched 1 cheerfully : *to the \u25a0 scaffold, singing
'..'ln ; the ' Croos ' I .' Know : l'm ? Anchored."
MILLION DOLLAR RACE
TRACK AT CONEY ISLAND
SfECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK. July 23.— A $1,000,000
racetrack will be built at Coney island.
Attracted to this field of investment by
reason ; of the tremendous amount" of
money the racetracks are now making,
a coterie of New. York, upstate and
western capitalists has decided to erect
the course.
- A meeting of the, promoters will b«
held in the • Grand Union hotel. Sara
toga. August 'B. when the scheme will
be formally launched and active organ
ization steps taken. In view of tha
chaotic condition of the turf, owing to
the fight between August Belmont and
Jim Butler, the news of another new
track in the field occasioned no end ot
interest today. - -
JOCKEY SWAIN RIDES
A TRIO OF WINNERS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
Track K Tasf KIE> - ° nU JulT 2S «— v ~ a «. < 1««
! First race — Seven furlongs, maiden S year
olds, purse: •
Odds. Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Fin
! 5-I— TfieodoeU (C0ke>......i0i X ? 3 12
1-1 — Lamptriinmer (S.Flynn)ieß 5 23J 22 '
20-I— Helen. H 111 <Wallace).lol 9 4 3 3n 1
Time. 1:29 4-5. Mary Darby. Ecclesiastic. Btach
lock. Average. Duke of Dantzic, Harry Ricbe
eon. KUdare, Mamie Lloyd, finished as named.
- Second race — Five farlongs, 2 year olds, maitl
ens. purse: : .JMiapsaayf^jj
Odds. - Uorse and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Fin.
; 4-I— Osmunds (D. Riley) lU2 2 12 11
15-I—Padrone <F. Burton).. 105 S <«2b'
30-I— Soiree , (J. McCarthy). lo2 1113 h i:
Time. 1:03 2-5. Shirley R. Do a q, Croyden. Our
Boy, Hlbernla. Sir Cyrtl. Don Hussar. Cant
> less, finished as named.
Third race— Seven and a half furlongs, 4 year
old* and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse . and Jockey. Wt. St. % Fin.
10-I— F. E. Shaw (G. SwainKlOrt 4 IMb
20-I— Shrttrman (Minder) 108 5 2 2 2 4V
8-I— C. Thompson (J. Lee)..lo« 1 3% 3 n
Time, 1:35 3-5. Thlatle Do, CrestfaUen. Reti
cent. Sylvan Belle. Light Note. UamUcar.
Excitement, Monterey. Fair Light, finished *a
named. \u25a0
Fourth race — One mile, 3 year 'olds and on
ward, purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. % Fin.
4-s— Miss Alert (G. Swain). '9l 3 2 1%1 n
4-I— Miss Lidar(T. Steele).: 89 2 1 n 2 %
11-5 — Jacomo . (Moreland)....loO 14 3 n
Time. 1:40 4-5. Xat B also ran.
Fifth race — FiTe furlongs, 2 year olds, sellmsr:
Odds. ,- Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Fin.
3-2 — Aqullina (G. Swaln>...lo« 4 3 11b
20-I— Dandy Dancer (Shilling) 103 1 1 n 2 %
3-2— Balla (D. Austin)..... 105 6 2 n 3 »\u25a0
Time. 1:03. - Frescati. Giles. Catherine F, Don
ald- T, finished as named.
Sixth race — Mile and a quarter, 3 year oldi
and upward, selling:
5-I— Jupiter (J.- Lee> 104 1 12 1%
8-I— Perfector (C. Shilling). loO S 2^22
3-2— Knight of V. <McCar'y).lo4 4 3b 3 S
Time. 2:07 2-3. Doubt. Cursus. Matador. Chan-
Ida, Impertinence, finished aa named.'
FORT ERIE ENTRIES
! First race, mile — Secret 105. Marimba 102.
; Brier Cliff 102. Roly Poly 100. The Pet 100. Gotd
Spray 100. Venus 100,-Jljreer 107, Reveille 110.
Plantaganet 110. Deny 112.> Bjaantine 112.
Second race,' &re furlongs — Mlsa Mazzont 100.
Forest Hawk 'loo, Aromatise 100. Petulant 113.
Gilredear 103. Oceanic 103, Tom Shaw 92.
BoandlQjf Elk &2. jJjwMWIW - \u25a0
.. Third race, steeple chase, short course — Rus
sell A 144. Tony Hart 138. Nlmbla Dick 134,
Croxton 141, Sand 148. Goatfell 133.
' Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth, handicap —
I Solon Shingle 105, King's Trophy 97. Polly Prim
10S. Peter Sterling 110. .
Fifth - race. : fire " furlonm — Stanley ' Fay 108,
Captain Chillis 101. Laratrina 101. Z>**v of Dawa
.101. Bady Baldor 101. Hush Farrell 99.
-Sixth race. \u25a0 six ; furtonss. selling — Mattl« H
103. Frank Collins : ioe. Denlgre 94. Alegra 87,
; Sainzllla 92. Raciaette 96, Monere 9G, Demurrer
1(», Bath Maria 87.
Seventh race, six' furlongs, selling — Llxxia Me-.
i Leaa 103, Halton 87. , Kalbert 110, Ben Strong
i 109. Doc Kyle &4.J. W. O'XelU 105. Edsttj
; 104, . Alsono 107, , Ayrwater 96.
PORT ERIE: SELECTIONS
By the New York Telegraph.
First race — Jipser. Ma rim ho. Roly Poly.
. . Second race — I'etulaat. Bounding Elk, GilTe
. dear.-: . ---- \u25a0\u25a0 . - '-. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 •
- Third race — Russell A. Nimble Diet. Crox ton.
Fourth race — Polly Prim. • Peter Sterling. So
lon Shingle. .
. < Fifth race— Stanley Fay. Lavatrina. Lady BaU
dar.
Sixth race— Bath Maria, Denlgre, Monere. -
Seventh race — Alsona, J. W. O'Xeill, llalton.
conviction* a surprise:
The unusual spectacle of a Jury con
victing . a . defendant on . a charge of
cruelty to animals was witnessed in Po
lice Judge Cabanlss* court yesterday.
The defendant was "Walter Williams,
foreman -in Jacobs* stables. Williams
had hired but a horse covered with
sores. to Frank Schwartz. Sentence will
be pronounced on Friday.
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