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BANKS WIN GAME ERE IT
IS FIVE MINUTES OLD
Seals Boot the Ball and
Curves of Jones Are
Easy to Hit
RESULTS OF. GAMES
Oakland, S» i»an Francisco, 3.
Lo» Annelff., S; Portland, 3.
STAXDIXGOK THE CLUBS
AVon. Ixist. Pet.
Us ABKrifs ...... 5« 42 .571
*an Francisco':". . J 57 ". 4S .543
Oakland .:........; 54 . 53 .505
Portland... ...37 <Jl
W. J. Slattery
Before yesterday's baseball game wrs
five minutes old it belonged to the
Commuters'."' The Seals went so far
astray that It mattered little to them
whether f their opponents got a million
runs or one. But the Oaks did not
pile up quite a million; neither did they
stop at one." The first clatter out of
the box netted four, which was a good
start for the day.
The entire San Francisco team was
very" much on the wane. Tho pastime
of booting the ball around the lot
In' r t he • first' two innings became so
popular that the men who were not
indulging: in this sort of amusement
tve're • overlooked by the fans.
And to add to the troubles of . the
local contingent. Pitcher Oscar Jones
forgot to bring his smile with him;
hence' his 'stock of deceivers consisted
of -a glove. Jones rightfully became
disgusted and retired when the Oaks
had "put oVer seven runs in . two in
nings. Willis was shot out on thi
firing* line, and, strange to say, the
team took a brace and the best the
Oaks got: thereafter was one point.
The "game opened with a pass to
Smith and :a sacrifice hit by Van Hal
tren'. Heitrauller lifted a simple ono
into right field, which both Mohler and
Hilde overlooked, so it went for a hit.
Hofran* followed with a tap to first.
Williams grabbed the ball," but threw
it away .-in-- a mad attempt to cut off
\u25a0HeJtmuller*:**' eecond." Smith Jn the
meantime busied himself with running
over the: j>l*te" with the first run.
' Then \u25a0came" Bliss • with" a short \u25a0 fly to
short territorj-i-one Of those that thi
infielders /eat"' tor breakfast -nearly
every 'morning. Bat there was some
thing wrong with -Wheeler's appetite,
•and, like the other "fly; thls= one also
\u25a0tfent sife* -Blgbee 1 - came along' with
a fly to left. % Shaughnessy managed to
hook the ball all right, but he could
not heave tt Ho the plate in time to
heafi <sff--HdtinuUer.' The other base
runners all advanced a peg" on -the
play. A passed ball was next "on the
list. This' let* Hogan in. Bliss was
posfng on third when" he saw his
chance to sneak in. Waiting until
Jones* slatted td wind up a bit, the
Oakland 'catcher started to beat it to
the plate-,' ana lie did, by a" couple of
lengths.'" - : ' • \u25a0••'
tour runs looked like: enough- for
a -while, but the Commuters wanted
more and started after them" right away
in the second. Carnes was passed; and
Smith scored him with a triple against
the left field fence. 1 This was followed
by hits fro*rn the bats of Van Haltren
and Hogan and some rough work 011
the part of'the San Francisco fielders,
and when the spasm was over Oakland
had seven runs all \u25a0' told and Oscar
Jones had' retired for the day.
Willis had all the Commuters on. his
6taff for the greater part of the re
mainder of the game./ During the prog
ress of the fifth -round they put over
one_,more on , him.', but 4 this .was not
his ' t&'ult: Vlte tossed : a nice article of
ball.-'bavirig good control and enough
speed' to pull , him but of. the tight
places, all tfie time.
The Seals made a couple of rallieiT
and sometimes gave signs of breaking
.up the game, but they were lucky to
gather as. many' as. five runs. Carnes,
late of^the Angels/performed for^the
first time under, the direction -of. his
.new boss.. Papa Van Haltren. and his
work looked very good. He let up-a;
bit when he saw that his team \iad- a
lead that would. do/for the day.' Tha
SAN FRANCISCO
ft P AB. R. BIT. SB. PO. A. E.
Khanjrline^y, 1. f 3 0 0 0 4 0 1
Mohler. .2b..".. '. 4,1 .1 O 01 O
Wheeler. «5.... 1,00 0 0 1 O
T-iM.-hr«nd. r. 1 5 O . 1 <» 0 0 0
Irwin, 3b....... 5 0 10 2 2 0
Williams, 1b 0 .2 4 0 10 0 2
"Spencer, c. i...~. ...... 1 2 0 0- 2 0 0
Street, c. 4 0 10 5 2 0
Jon«*. p .-..1 0 0 0 '0 0 1 0
Willis, p,v,,... k 3 0 10 0 10
Etr*lb, 65.. ;. 3 .o^l .;0 ,1 0 0
Tota!s.vv..l S8 5 10 0 24 8 S
* OAKLAND . !
• ' "• - AB/ E. BH. SB. PO. : A. E.
Smith. L:i._V.;..:;:f :! 2 0 6 0 0
Van Haltren. <•- f. .,. 2 1 2 0-5 0 "0
H»itmuller, r. f...... 2* 1 , 1 ,O 20 0.
•Hogan, sa ....::. 4' 1 10 3 1 1
Bliss, c;...;..'-..'. :.'. , 4' 1- i- 22 1 01
Riglw*. 1b. .;-....-..,; 4i :1.1-.fl <M 0 01
HaJey. 2fc. ...... ..2 0 1. 0 1 2,. 0]
I)ev«>reanx, . 3b......'. .2 ,'oi 0' 0 2 2 010 1
Cames. p :.._.'.... :3 I*o 0 01 Oi
Totals;;..-/. ...... 2T: 8 9-2 27 7 1
BUNS ANDIItTS BT INNINGS
San Francisco... 0 0 0 -2-..1 0 ; 0 2 0 — 5
Babbits ' .-..:.. .0 1 0^.3 3 o^l 1 J-IO
Oakland 4 3 0 0 1-0 00 x— B
Baschits 1 Oil 0 1 x— 9
i "\" \ SUMMABI
Bans o3 Jone« 7, bits.S; runs off Willis 1. hits
4. Three base hit — Smith. Two base hits — Wil
liams <2), Bipbeo. nildebrand. Sacrifice hits —
Van Haltren, H«ltmnller<2); Derereaur.- Ilaley.
Kirct base on called bails— Off Jones 3/ off Willis
2. off Carnes 4. . Strnck out — By Willis 4, . by
Carnes 2. Hit by pitched ball — Mohler. Passed
ball— Street. Wild pitch**— Came*. Willis (2).
Time of game- 1 - 2 boors. • Umpire — Perrine.
BEAVERS HAVE A RELAPSE
Insist Upon Presenting the Game to
* Berry's Angels
PORTLAND. July 25.— First Baseman
Atherton tvent Into^a trance about a
rity block off the second cushion, in the
eighth inning: this afternoon. [ While . his
thought*, were rambling 'Happy ..Hogan
tossed the ball to Delmas. who quietly
slipped, up, behind him and tapped him
on the back. Ko one- was* out. at. the
time, and as McCredle'.was on'flrst and
Dolly Graya trifle unsteady,; It looked
as though Portland;' had'; a ;; r chance." to
gain a few points in; the score. ; "
This was Just one \u25a0of the' bad ones
committed by the Beavers this after
noon. There were plenty, of errors and
the Angels won easily,"although'Kln
sella was there- with' thel fine winders
from start' to finish. "" Portland started
well, ; with'- a .run In . each -of the : first
three Innings, but fielders, and base'
runners did all in* their power to bring
off a pleasant : little d6natlon;party, and
succeeded." InUhe third and t fourth the
Angels landed one" each, and' they; fol- (
lowed these : with five in" the sixth.. A'
wild throw- by Ca«ey helped -and fonly
one of -the five, runs -was earned. ' The
score: -
LOS ANGELES
AB. R..8H. : P0. A. E.
Bt-manL c. t.... ........ 6 0.. ' 3 10 0
•rarllid*, L f... ....... ...3 0 0 1 0 0
Brashear. 2b. ............ 5 1 J * 1 0
Dillon, 1b... ...... ...... 5 1 0 "15 0 1
CrsTath, r. f .....3 2 2 0 0 0
r<mlth, 2b. :..\u25a0:.. ..i:. 5• 0 0.1. 4 0
I>elnj»«, ss... ;....'.. 5 2 0.1 4 1
Ho*»n, c A, 0 0 4 3 0
<Jeay, p.. .:....... 4 2 2 .0 SO
T0taU....r......... ...39 8 27 15 2i
PORTLAND. :' : ,"
AB. B. BH.' PO./A.. E.
Lovett. t f.. ........... « 1 2 0/0 0
Mott, Sb ................ 3 0 jp 4 ; 1 ; 0:
Sa?»=::::::i:i:f.
SSft'El : MX^ \u25a0' \u25a0 1
XWri., c............ ...;•«, 0 41 -1- 3 0
CHAMPIONS LOSE BOTH
GAMES TO PHILADELPHIA
Captain Jones Escorted From
Grounds After Clash
With Umpire
r: AMERICAN* LEAGUE \
f^^.T • . Woa Lost Pet.
V> J "f° '• 53 34 .609
Puiladelphla 48, 35 .578
New York ....41 42 .494
M. Louis , 35 50 .412
£?K? Xt°n 52 50 .390
Y«a&hlnston -.... ...28 \u25a0 54 .323
v PHILADELPHIA,^JuIy 25.—Philadelphia took
both games of a double header from Chicago
today. Bender and Dygert held the risitors safe,
while Wash, White and - Owen ' were hit hard.
Captain Jones was removed from the grounds
during the eighth inning of the second game for
baring disputed a decision. Score:
First game— ' -\u25a0\u25a0 . R. H. B."
Clilcniro N...; ..;.. 0 2 2
Philadelphia .:.*........ 2 • 70
Batteries —Walsh and Sulliran; Bender "and
Powers. - -
Second game — R. H E
Chleajro ....:.... 3 9 o
Philadelphia 7. qj\ 8
Batteries—TV*hlte, Owen and Hart; Dygert'ana
Schreck. , ;-V;-'. , j\\
NEW YORK, Jnly 25.—The New*-iorlt Amer
icana scored another wla from Cleveland today.
CleTeland 4 ~-g '\u25a0-**'
New York ....9'^lo : 1
Batteries—Liebardt • and Clarke; Doyle. Klei
now and Thomas. - - • \u25a0,-. \u25a0\u25a0
WASHINGTON. July 25—Powell was Ter^
eCectiTe today. Score:
R.. H E,
Washington .....3 '-. 6* 0
Bt. Louis ...5 12 4
Batteries—Hughes, Gehlng, Warner and Hey
don; Powell and Spencer.
BOSTON, July 25.—Detroit took ' both . games
of the donbler header . today., Boston outbatted
the Tlsitora in each, but the bits of the latter
were opportune. \u25a0 Scores:
First game — ' , . n n E
Detroit ..; ...........A....:. 2 "' 2
Boston • :.......';.: .....-....* 1 7 2
Batteries—KUlan and Schmidt; Winter and
Crlger.r: - .
Second game— v- R. H E
Detroit 3 7 0
Boston "........................•.... 2 10 3
Batteries—Selter, and Payne; Prultt, Glaze
and Shaw: -, ; \u25a0-
AATIOJVAL LEAGUE
Club— ' ; . «.-. \u25a0"" Won' Lost » Pet.
Chlcapo ; 03 22 *.'\u25a0 .741
New York- 60 31 .Cl 7
Plttßburg ,V...;;......; -. 50 32 -.«10
Philadelphia ..-; ; 45 35 V -.503
Brooklyn .•.....:.......;..... i 39 4rt ' .459
Boston ..:.....".. 34 -47 - '.420
Cincinnati .". . 33, 51
St. Louis'...../,.;...'..,„... 19.' «<j j.' .2UI
CINCINXSiTI. July' 25.—Ewing' weakened ".in
the sixth.' allowing the New York* to accumulate
four runs. After \u25a0 scoring two in their half \u25a0of
this inning Cincinnati was unable to tally again,
although haTlng a man.on third with no one out.
Score: • :.;.'.' ...- vr,. h. E: f
Cincinnati .......,....;....... k::>8 5 1
New York .'.;::..'.;... >;^.'.....•...-.''4 . '7 1
Batteries—Ewing andl Schlei:' Mathewson \u25a0 and
Bresnahad. --.• -. \ •';;,.'. \u25a0' -- • ;\u25a0-.: •
CHICAGO, July . SS.^Chlcago bunched seTen
hits off Young In the third aud -fourth today
and with two steals aad .two passed'scored eight
runs. The hits off OTerall were widely soatter»<l,
only two of tiie Tisltars reaching;.third. \u25a0 Score:.
;•>'.-\u25a0••' ' - R. H. .E.
Chicago •.....-.'...8 9' 1
Boston .".'.•...';.. 3'*;B ..1
Batteries —OTerall, KUag r and", Kaboe;. Young
and Boulter and Needham;^'/\u25a0\u25a0*,_ r; \ '\u25a0>,•.
PITTSBDRG. July 25.—In; a game of brilliant
fielding and some hard hitting-*on A both sides
the Plttsburgs defeated the Philadelphia* today.
Anderson sared \u25a0 the game for * Plttsburg In the
eighth when he made a catch-'with one hand of
Courtenay's hard diiTe. Score:- -"\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.!>.;
-'•\u25a0;-->'r. r.H.--B/
Plttsburg .......:.. 5 H-:-2."2.
Philadelphia ...;'. 4 :.' 9 ::"--3
Batteries —Phillippl and Gibson; Brown • and -
Dooln. •- \u25a0- /. ;\u25a0*
Fay. ss^.l.. .........3 l» 0 ' 3 Vv?<i
Kinsella, p .'..:. 2 0. 0 0;;2;vt
•Porkorny 1 0 0 0 0J4.0
. Total*. ;...::.*.. ..CC... 30 .3 9 27 ' jJi-Tfli
. 'Batted for Kinsella In nlntb.-ijg^^ig: *::*'*,??
RUNS AND HITS ; BT INNINGS *j f
L*s Anseles..:... 0 0 110 5 0 10-^-8
Basehlte .. 0 0 0 1 13 0 2*'j-^8
Portland ........1 1*1 0 0 0 0 0 0^ it
BasehiU .: 1 13 0 0 0 1 2 , 0-- 9
SUMMARY \>\ '\u25a0 c :'\u25a0'*:\u25a0
Struck out — By* Gray 2. Bases on ba1l8-^-Off
Gray 5, off Kinsella 3. Two base hits — Cravsth
<2». ! Bernard. Three base hits — Gray. Bernard."
Doable play — Delmas to Brasbear to Dillon. '\u25a0> Sue-.
rifiee hits — Carlisle, ilott, Atherton. First bKae
on errors — Los Angeles 3. Wild pitch — Kinsella.
Left on bases — Los Angeles 8/ Portland 6. Time
of game — 2 boors. Umpire — Derrick. •
Baseball Notes
Williams responded with four hits out : of flTe
times up. It might • hare been ; fire had Perrine
been a little more lenient . and . glTen , Nick - the
better of tbe last play of the day — a Tery. close
one at first. : BMlftSißiifeßSS
Smith : and ' Van Haltren made nearly half of
the team's putouts.; They : collected eleven flies
between them. / Blgbee .at , first' had. only six
men to. take care of— ratber unusual In • a ; nine
inning ball game. / . \u25a0...\u25a0\u25a0;'; -
- When Oscar Jones' left tbe box In the middle
of the second inning when the tumult was at* Us
height the fans cheered" him. - ETerybody saw
that Oscar' was getting .-'the -worst of -It -from*
his fielders and the ; fans - were for him. Joues
nil 1 Tery'sore young man. '
; - George WbeeU-i .elt llttU..i«> the bad in the
sixth S Inning , and ' retlried ' In"" f aVor •of the hew
shortstop, Tay '\u25a0' Strelb. : Tay did \u25a0 all that -was
asked of him.' He' had only one chance 'and got
away with" it. ' He"-' has changed '. his" Style *of
batting, . going after tbe ball left handed now.
'Danny Long thought be would strengthen'' hla
team ; by. shifting [ Hlldebrand -into right- field a n<i
placing '- Sbaughnessy in ~' left, but tbe : , switch
went wrous. Hllde lost the only, one that -came
his" way and let , in a run. \u25a0'.. Shaugbnessy had
two chances to throw.men out at the plate and
fell down _ each Dan^would;- better- put
both men back where. they figure.' _ .
It Is v not . likely, that . Frank. Arellanes, , tiie
crack " busher from San ' Joee, • who" Is to play
with ; the ; Highlanders .next : : year, will ] wear !-/»tt
Angel uniform during the balance of 'the preynt
season! He wired yesterday 'that he could .list
make the change. '• A^'player who 'cannot . llTe '; up
to his " word * should ' be 1 barred \ f rbin ;\u25a0' organized
baseball.- Arellanes told Manager Berry,"posi
tively that he' would" report' yesterday. ;
Manager Dan Long returned from a • trip Into
the woods'.-, without v having ;. done , any i good ' for.
himself.' * He made a effort to .'procure
tbeT services ; of ; Pitcher^ Fred • Brown" of , the ; Sac
ramento < club,*, offering him 'a - grand'.,'salafy.'
Brown ' would not , make -. the ' change, vHe - 1» -In
right , : In "* the capital ' city \u25a0 and says he \u25a0 will * stay
as long as ' things '• are breaking i right , for' him;
Long ' has his L eyes [ on T other ; promising • talent \in
tbe » bush * clrcuitT and \lf i there \is { a \u25a0 chance he
will .book 1 couple of the live ones before "many
<!ays. '.\u25a0•\u25a0'
' It :. would appear that * Billy ; Moriarlty. ; made
the Jump \u25a0 to , Stockton »• a ' little ' too] soon, h Man
ager : Long : receiTeds'a^ telegram"! yesterday^ from
John" McClosky7of .: the] St.": Lonis ; nationals, offpr
ing ' to buy^- Billy, for; nett season. ," Long : replied
immediately ' that the" shortstop ' had jumped and
was 'on" the blacklist.' .-,, It ; is to i *ay;: that
be . will not . be * restored ;; to \ good • standing In • a
hiirry,. for the local^ magnates fare .wroth. It
was .'Bill's _ one .'desire: to ; break J into the . big
leagup, - ; and r nowj: the " best chance he ; ever had
has been t erabbed ; for the' reason"; that be hastened
to : the, "grass circuit : for.;- a•: few, paltry/ dollai a
more intbe pay '•; envelope for: the r rest* of I this
season. . '. . ... .- •-.
OFFICKR'.WOUXDSi PRIVATE
• SANiANTONIO,;Tex., July 25.- Chap- r
lain'; Thomas iDlckson.jrwehty-oixthUn^
fan try. ; .V today '\u25a0\u25a0. shot; -;~ and vl s erlousl y,
wounded * Clyde. \u25a0Blakely.'.^a'" private j:Of
Company^ B/> Ninth 1 Inf antry.Vt: Dickson
gives as ; a reason ; for; the shooting that
Blakely, wtth|a'icompanlon;j>asfdrag^
Kin?, away; t ronv his r. front ; yard a brass
cannon /made' 1 In v I*9B "which , Dickson
brought^ f rom \ the , Philippines.;
TJdi^ »ajn :FKAJSl;ifeco--^c
RULES FOR AUTOMOBILE
RUN TO LAKE COUNTY
Committee^ Makes Informal
Announcement of the
Conditions
R. R. l'Hommedieu
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; The runs , and tours committee of the
Automobile Dealers',' assoclatioji. headed
Dy.i-v.--R. cooper.-.has' been over
the plans; for the endurance, run which
win be begun a ; week from today. \u25a0* The
course ,will j stretch" into LaKe r.county,
over; some of the most /beautiful 'roads
I" - e^. state - Tne /start \ will: be , made
irom Tiburon,: as 'many i. will,, prefer 'to
cross;the. bay ' the v day, before andtstdp
with 1 friends on ': th e , Marin^'county/side.
Others who; live; in ; Rossi-; valley, San
Rafael and-other nearby. points. wish- to
take part in ' the' run; and i lt : would be
&v& v ,, X'\u25a0K '\u25a0 to ° ' much ' s -<>f \u25a0! them i to"; come s to
this city, and then recrossi the ; bay. '-.'-
The first control wilLbel at '.Petaluma;
and .then - the ; mbtor :cars • will go 'l onHo
Healdsburg ; for 'luncheon*; Another • con
tfpl J wJlj; T borat Pleta; where i the ; auto
moblljstsj will ?prepare£to7 ascend -the'
grade- to , Highland -* Spring's.'^; At c the
latter, place^those' who have not perfect
scores :wlll ; drop" oTut \u25a0 of >the ;: contest;
while : the " others ;will ' go: on \u25a0to Lake
port,, the finishing,; point.v i
- There will be v a" hill! climbing contest
up the two mile: grade Jto "Witter Springs
on Saturday, afternoon or" Sunday morn-
Ing.. .This' ls an ew; road 'and ?one; that
will test ;the Vcars. V.TheHiotel 1 ; people*
are making 1 a clearing where .thbse. who
do not take part In. the"; eyent'ean .watch
the contest.':; The'clearingiisTso'located
that the cars ;/ can"- be^ seen-; the;; whole
distance ;aj3 they come: up" the 'mountain
side from, the bottom ' of the canyon. '\u25a0~:
Besides \u25a0 the trophies j' for, the endur
ance run- and : the /hill ; climb,7 another
probably will bet offered for ; " the .best
showing. This .will* not ; only J Include la
perfect score, but -,' will' Involve /a* gaso
line and lubricating. oil;test.lTp win the
cup a car will t have, 1 toibe:thej best, not.
only in i mechaniclsm, ? but, .' in * tlie : way
It has been handled, 8 ; for "\u25a0\u25a0. how. much; oil
Is used ; wlir depend upqnithe driver.
It is v likely that the '•:> bonnets 'arid- a^l
other parts that caii be adjusted: will l be
sealed.: ..'An 'observer, \u0084wlll\bei carried ; ph
each car. > There .wlll'-be a speed iiimlt/
so fixed 'that It will test vthe: cars":and
yet be '-within ; the ; - state /automobile
laws. / .\u25a0 ;T \u25a0 •'. ; •"\u25a0':. \u25a0\u25a0V-.-^S'":'- /•\u25a0\u25a0'/'.;/•>
;'.•\u25a0\u25a0 -E. V, ,Brinegar, head: of /the ' Pioneer
automobile company, who is in 'the' east
looking over : the : 1 903 Thomas, i^Wlnton !
and , cars, * has C. wri tteh"j ,to
the local offlce that he lls •, well > pleased \u25a0
with -, the models. .. While , there^ : is \ not
much 'to , be . said ' ast to radical*: changes/
for up -; to the v present \u25a0.tlmeVnoher,hafli
been made, there Is much "of ?lnterest*lri'
the - refinements. :^ The cars J-vare
finished -much - better/throughout.'^One
point .seemed important; >; to '} .him-^th'rf;
cars ".. are ; not * going s; to;<be^/ariy ;
than, the- 1907^models. | V AI-:
though {no v definite ; price \u25a0 has ' been*. seti
there { may be an advance.^wi thf slight
and -i unimportant •; improvements^oy er;
the /1 907 car. -Brlnegar.found that •these
:cqhditions; existed finj^ all;, the^factorles
that he Brinegar:shlppediyes
terdayj a;'carload /of Thomas, flyers 'to
.the " coast ' by express. 'This * makes i the
thirteenth " carload }. of ; Tliomaa "\u25a0; Flyers \
that." the' Pioneer company ' has \ brought i
to' the coast by express -y within*.:- .six
weeks. . \u25a0'\u25a0-.- :•\u25a0 . y \u25a0 : \u25a0/' '-;-' r V -V: ? ' V
,]George A. Hensley, the" weir known
local >. motorist, 7 has = written! 1 to.*R.>Mas-]
feonjSmnh'tOf.this/qity^tha^
iouflng^Europe ahd^expectsi;to6iglart
for America ;ihvA.ugusf.\At» last 'reports
he;iwas^drivlng VhisTv'Whlte^: steamer,
th.t6ugh^Holland.-x-: Smith n^was "ijwith' 1
Hensley;,^f our- months £while^"on/r^ his
travels abroad.;^ > v'"- : ':/ ; :'^
;*.' Charles ' Sneyder.-^of .""Rehb/Lwho/: pufij
chased a. ;40 •horßepbwer<Oldsrnobile i
in-.tlils^city > recently.^ lias l;left;Un ; thls y !
new i car • f or. ; home/XvThe^Olds-y Is I .to^b'e'i
used'c- "in- 1 " /the •.mmm. mmmg y district]?AwKero ]
Sheyde^has^largeyintereats/^-^-v^O^-?!
STRONG TENNIS TEAM
GOES TO LOS ANGELES
: Coast "and ' state : cbampibn'"^ Melville
Long and .'Carl ; Gardner, V two of .the
cleverest tennis players. inTthe 'city,*, will
leave for Loa. Angeles ;tpday.^, They; will
compete s at; Ocean" Park I " in Ulie' anhtial :
tournaments .for, Ithe of
southern California. These events .will
be '. commenced ; next i Monday. \] Long fand
Gardner^ will I make '-&1 strong 1 , combinar
tlon'- representative "of -this •. section t of
the' state.'- 7 ;- '\u25a0; •.-;;- .'' : -' \u25a0 : ' ; •\u25a0\u25a0•
to Professor. Joe Daly, -who
is at' Ocean Park, former - Coast' Cham-;
plon \u25a0 Alforiao^Bell* is playing the -best
tennia of - his career. \u25a0" In j : the;',: coast
championship » event 1 , at j Sank Rafael Vlast
year ; Bell \cut " a- sorry C figure"? against
young, Long.; The/ ex-champion "showe;!
plainly : that he 7. had,*. gone 'back."'- \u25a0 He
probably ,\f ill f have 5 anothfer.Cchariceyat"
Long; next t week.~ v The : latter, is 'the i one
upon*whomi-the "locals fans Vl will pin
their I faith . to; bringi.the ' honors "north/
While Gardner, defeated ; Long .last Sun 7 ";
day/ the fchampion.: is -much more : re
liable and can at all times ; be' depended
upon : to : put 'up;a\nrst?classlgame.^ '\u0084-.
\u25a0 "Aside from; Belli there s wlll:be"ianum-;
ber of other strong players in; the com
petition. ; ' Flta ; Overton f Ist back •In ?. the
game|and"if,he!iS)inihis!oid".time;form
will be a hai:d*bne to'ibeat.'3ii.Nat Browne
won "the ; l last i tournament g held .' in the
south "and- Is in "excellent ; condition. ;
': Hal r Braley," who f.woh'ithe/3 southern"
California " championship* last 5 year, r will
be on 'hand' tot defend,^ and : if jhe 'plays
as well as he } did last * year;, it iwill : be
difficult to-, take .the .title 5 from * him., _ \u25a0
-. 'Two "matches .were, Vln -the
Hammond' trophy .'; tournament, 'during
the;,week. Carl r Gardner, .winner: of ithe
championship ; .class, will ;. meet ' E.*£ r_P.'
-Fihnegan, winner \u25a0' of "the -second
in ' the J nnal| match \ upon the ' former's
return \ f rom lthe)^outh;/7AB iwas
by/ The , Call * when ? the % handicaps % were
first -announced, *the}; event'ilobked^ like
aVglft^for 'Finnegan.;:; He^beatvHarry
Rolfe^and Dr. {Noble,Q winners^ of -the
first "andi fourth : classes,' with- ease. ; ,In
they,",San'>: Francisco '"-championship
tournament • Fihnegan jwon ; at. set? from
Gardner ;oh~ev en", terms 'and iw"dn
the jmatch^pespltel*" this !i^G£rdner"f is
called upon jtb '< 6oncedeiTodds|of |bwef4o. F
Flnnegan'; is" af clever j player/ and|"wo"uld
have '-* had *a •; chance \ in', the ; * first f class.'
; '.'.The v match J between^- Finnegan\ "and
Noble was 'Jto6 ; on e'slded^tOibeJ Interest
ing. The; doctor; did !, his « best, 1 but I had
no chances.'.- The J handicap 2-6;
The ; score lin Flnnegnirs' favor.. was f 6-o,'
6-3;. ' - \u0084-:. \u25a0; : ;:: ; '~'%~ : .:^--:v:-^-T^r* ; :^T^
r,' Gardner allowed ; Burroughs," Cwlriner
of? the ; third .class, ; odds -.of ioweJ4i)fiind
15-and>won two close" sets. .The" score
was-.'f-5,>6-4^ "._,;••\u25a0 \u25a0 .'' : ' ; ', v.'; .\u25a0\u25a0'"'^\ ..." "--' '\u25a0' '
BIONBY FOUIfDjON } DEAD; MAX
*\u25a0\u25a0 MARYSVILE,; July; ; 2s.-^-On-a dead
irian'j found Ton "the 1 city? levee ; today' Cor "
oner; KellyXfourvd; eastfijandl securities
am6untlng4tqJ"m6re;thanl?6ioooJ : vA H !k*aitik;
bbokJbearin'^the^narnejXav'ieri'Fmirler
Showed Tdeposlts|of|nearlyJ|6,qoo/Vwlth
interest^ forjtwqi years^cHeibook i^as
sewedS ln'f canvas fin the . coat.V.];; It >is
from! thelGermanJßavinJrai J andf loari][so^
ciety.-ofiSanVFrahclsco.^J.There\wagfa i
time i'check h t or^?l2o,'sthe|name| r given
being? John! Fry.'i probablyXassumed.l Be-"
sides : these^ 4 O i in !coln\was] l^thVpock'i
ets.*?i The deceaßedl,wa«fabouti7o|yearg
old* - \u25a0 " " HfISBB
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Cargo of
The Pacific Mail- liner -Siberia, Cap
tain Adrian Zeeder,.;, sailed yesterday
afternoon for the orient, crowded ,with
passengers and" cafrylng'^bput 7,000
tons ,of freight. ThevSiberia's cargo
Included 800: tons^'of .; freight (f off Hono-/
lulu. ;Among this was a big
shipment of machinery.:^ Oni.boaf d tho
liner.; also were - eight s automobiles '"._ for
the island port,"; lncluding; Captain John
Barneson's big I touring-car.'^Captain
and Mrs.; Barneson)^eT^. passengers; on
the^ liner," ; bound ; on 7a'^pljeasure ' trip <to
the Hawaiian islands.^ofjwhich^ they
purpose - making : a| tdur jln^thelrfauto-'
mobile. . ' c ,' i'-v*-^^:^^ -•:•: •.5. 5
j,; The) Siberia's cargtJ' ; lnclude(ii6oo tons
of vleacl. '\u25a0 two-thlrdi i 1 of •\u25a0 which Is .; for
Japan. :-:.-..- - r :\u0094 \u0084 '\u25a0'\u25a0 ?{''.):_"/.' :"?':'\u25a0:\u25a0' ' -\u25a0\u25a0' '... V
'-"; : Among/.the/, passengera , on .the; liner
were ', go verriment v Inspectors i of ': steam
vessels * O. ; F.yßollesjand * John ; K. Bul
ger.U" The /reglsterr'qf^the} steamer,; Ne
braskan, ; wh ichV-jno w J£ runs ; 5 between
Honolulu and Sallna ICruz," has i • expired
andSßolles and Biilger^will; Inspect the
vessel i prior' to " issuirig^new!vpapers.". ;
"v'r The following nav^offlcefa • sailed .oh
the" Siberia:/; ForY.Yolcohama^-Lleutent
ant ; Commander- Irving i 8.1 Gillis, ; U.> S.
N. ; ' Sur geon •; J ames \ C. z Pryor,' .U. ; S. " N.;
and^ Commander" James ' H. " Sears, :. U. S.
N.; v Port Hongkong-^Commander,- Rich
ard 1 M.< Hughes/ V. r-S.fN.-.fAssistant.Sur
geon- Andre \u25a0EJ'Xee, ia ,Ur ; S/tN.,, and] liieu
tenant 'Charles M:>Tozer, '.U. 'S.l N.-. All
are '; "under .- orders '* f orx a'-* tour ": of \ duty
with .:. the squadron. '". : . .:•.\u25a0-"
; .The iiner; sailed; promptly at I s o'clock!
Tlie passehg-ers were : l-s '-- -\. : ?> ':\ 'X^ '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- ,•
; -ForTnonolulvi^J.'vW.' Abrams, Mrs. J. : - W.
Abrams.A.-W.v Allen, Mrs: A. W. Allen, -Act-
Ing Assistant Surgeon •> Myron C,.~ Baker,'- A.- \>.'
ltnldvrln, H . R. ; Banning, v Captain I John ; Barue
son; - Mrs.:» Jolin \u25a0: Barneson,? Miss •\u25a0Muriel" Barnp-
Bon.CManter '•Harold . Barneson, \u25a0 Mrt.: -M:-«Berger
und ni(iid,> MtaJi'U. ' C:± Blttmaa:i-X3apta'ln>o.
F.; Bolles,- Av^'C. Bolles; rA: ~Brrint,<iMr».V;A.
Brunt,- and • tw<>' children ; >. John '» K.'J ßulgerV k <Jov
ernor \u25a0\u25a0 Q.~. -R; :\u25a0}, Carter, . Mrfi.t O. •Br/ Carter,^ and
servant, t M iss Mary - \u25a0 Dean, • Drr>L . «i L: ! ? . Ditn
bar, Mrs.* L.' L. Dnnbar.rJ. • T.VElUott,:" Miss
Charlotte ':n*ll,N. " W. ;Hamllton,r/Mr.-iUtlr
riett, \u25a0 Judge .Alf red S . "i Httrtwell^t teon t"Hohlgs-'
bergrer, Mrs. =J . \u25a0E. \u25a0Horton/-o:'>F.''T:HurabUTtr,
Miss-, Mary,; K. Hyde, Loe Koon^hoick,*-,.Wfi J.
G. -Lambert, Hon. '-.. Nicholas^Lotigworth,-? Mrs.
Nicholas Lonipworth . an&' maid," Lyon Lwcan, Miss
Eda Matthews; P. CC, Meyers. '.Clark' Dr.Mlnor,
Miss Jj. 'At Monroe," MlssiMojet,".\Thon!iaß- J.
Mnrray.yM." K.^ Nakulna»^l)r.~,HeniTiS./Oppon
holmer,iKlmer' E; /Paxtoh," Mrs;'; Elmer.' E.tPax
ton,'. Dr.: John Pinto. ' W?*R.'^Pittlnxer, L." E."
Ryder,* Dri B. /K. Samto^.^.Slrs* t'J.y W.-' Shu
mate, MM* X. v Shuto»te,V;Miiw f, Helen ?. Skelly,
Miss " StdireV'. Hon/^QuPar-'iS.-i Straus," Mrs.
Oscar^ S.r Straus 'ftlaißinjiit!,'*Ro)rer Straus, = C* B.
Thompson,-'- E . "\u25a0 \u25a0B ; T.Tiirner.^ira A Vaughan, \u25a0- Mrs."
Ira Vauguan, -.Pa'ulVF^i.de \u25a0•la'r.Vergrne, Theo.
L-. ;Weed: W.S.E; n.Weed,^ AT" : J . Wldemsnn,
Mrs.:M.-M':*Kt!Vl'li«oh.^J}y.G:;.Wooney,:Mrs.;
J.--;O.-Wp<>ney; ; iiMrs.^§. J 4ttdrton. • .• C,
'I c yokohamla>^r>».*-,s,W.j**^bramß. . Mrs. - J. ' W."
Abrams, • .FranrJs^Adsma^Jr.;*- Mrs. - E. M. - Bam
by f and :lnfant;'^J.-;sSr--'Brad«treet, -: James <0/
Byrne*,' SJ"ijfotn?*flCfl? Bryncs, -<, E. - J. Croasett,
James • Dearie iJ; k f.t(^ Fletcher, ? Mrs. M . .A . =: Fol
)?er, T.* ; W.^furlopg: Lieutenant . Commander Irv
lngr:V.iQnUs.?U. S. N.;- W. E.^Guerln, \u25a0 Mi«s .
Helen = ' Guerin,' B. C.'" Howard, < Miss a Nellie
Jone»r -v. Miss Phoebe. Metcalf, M.- X: Okura;
! Surgeon \u25a0 James C. Pryor, , U. - S. : N.; Mrs. J. C.
\u25a0Pryor: Commander James , H.- Sears, U.S.N.;
David-Eugene Smith, Mrs.; D. E.. Smith, Mrs.
Charles V M. .Tozer and -infant:
- Shanghai — Miss Sophie Bauman, Rev,-W."W.
Davles.:'-: \u25a0•. ' \u25a0.-.. \u25a0 "xv. .\u25a0;-\u25a0; ...., -•
- Hongkong — Mrs. •R. Butler,' Miss 'E.'• < !arrigan,
Louis^Carrigan, .R. S.r Crdmdie'.r Major *K.n.w .-
Grif fiUi ; t Commander Richard" M. .: Hughes, . U .
S. -: N. ; M' : D. Helmer,: Mrs.': F. J D. 1 • Hetoer ; As
sistant i Surgeon Andre : E.Tt Lee, -U.VS.-N.;. j;> J.
Ruben, t~R;vD. Sheldon.i? Mrs.- R.D. «Sheldon,
yiray CL-/N:tThorpe. Miss SI .*: Thorpe ; . Lleuten
ant»J3harlw,M.\ Tozer, \u25a0- U ? S . i N . ; Louis ' J. UI V
I "A»»,fi^«Wats<»ii, F. p: Whitehlll, -'Lcagne'Wil-
liamS.\u25a0"\u25a0-.-".'\u25a0\u25a0•*&*\u25a0£:'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 - .\u25a0--.'\u25a0 . ./ --\u25a0 . •\u25a0\u25a0:-. • ' .\u25a0.:., .'
''\u25a0\u25a0Jolo -at 'Honoluln — Itor*. Charles, F. Thwinir*
Mrs rr Charles^F. i Th wing. : *
'-.'. t; Leeway \u25a0 for ', Lumbermen
:. Atttheir^ regular; meeting held yes
ter^ay-^alternoon? the state '-bbardi: of
harbor r^6mmißsloners made 'a-conces-^
slon,"tOvtb'e!?aumbermen in"; response; to'
their r-p'roteßt' against s the;? enforcement
of Uhe.'riilQ^eciulrlng- lumber!as*iwell:as
others freight.' to*.be removed ; frpm*the
wharves vwithihv 24 hoursi of ; its s being
dißcharged/9 In Ithe I case of vessels [car
rying mofe 'than7soo,ooo feet'of lumber;
the! timfe;fpV,rem9var;.wiir : be : extended
until ; s 'o'clppk Ivj)1 v j). i l.m.-' of thei thircl^day
after ; discharge. r *:Lum"ber "'-, not
within that:"tlme'will|betrenfoV(gd*and
warehoused:, by* the -state at \ the own
er's \":
r ";,The .HeaJy-Tibbitts. construction com
pany,, which' has'the con tract -for; build- :
ing section f, 12 i'otli the .i. SA* wall,;; com- I
plained; t to4the - board,; that ; the * opera-!
tion : by • Gray"; ]§f os: •of a '. rockHbunker
wasi inter^egipg^with"; the; operation : fof
the T barges } used^in^the^v work; of fconV
struction.f" On") the • recommendation ' of
Engineers Barker,}-; the -board t rescinded
Gray^ BrosV.'p'er mltVto"_operate the bunk*
ers and ; ordered; the* quarrymen' toj.va
'cateJ"Vv_ .. vf^ ; - J fr-^V^v -;- •:' .- - \u25a0 \u25a0
r^Upon ; the* recommendation "of \u25a0 Engi
neer;- Barkerlfloatlhg'.' f eriderlay willr. be i
provided >'- at 'i all : ; wharves Awhqre 5 large !
vessels I are7 clocked If or" thefpurpbse ; of
protectins'^thje"; piling/ r * " ;; •\u25a0;.*: : : ; ; : . ;
«;*,The* harbor t [commißsioners : are ' build-:
ing arladies'^waiting rooml in? the 1 ferry^
depot;t°and • yesterday ;tthe jcprttractlfori
the;marblelw6rlc^was;letltO'tHe;Calassl
Marble ? company.', - ; Except ? f or.ithe '< mar- (
blej,work] the waiting. room ! ,willtoe'con : *
striicted jf by /theji regular' : constructive
borcejin^thesboard's.emplby.V' " , •
Cj"; President "4 Stafford •: was- not - at Ithe
meeting,- being a delegate to the; peace
conference.^- ":: '\u25a0:. -\ - - '< '
Hllonlan Arrives , From - Honolulu
The vMatson;;;. navigation y company's
steamer SHilonlah:"-; ; arrived "- ' yesterday,
from I Honolulu -With a ful 1 cargo ;'. and
thel following passengers: v ' : *-.
•••••\u25a0* Mrs.* J. ; J; " Green,"? Miss ' Marion Green, T Mrs.
E :-> McLean,;. Norman . McLean, v Adjutant ; J > II :
Batnberryjands wlfe.'lMrs.Tj.f C. Jenkins,'' Miss
I ."Williams, i MlssVA". * M. \u25a0-. Zelßler, 1 Brother \ Rob
«>rt;ißrotheri James.'^A.-'Keccb, IK:?. K:>Kcech*
V.-It. ; N.' Gronvcs, \u25a0 Mrs.' B.- T. : Bojden/iW.iM.i
Blxby. J ' Mrs.*--; M.'* Campbell- and^Bou,*- Brother
Henry. - Z. <\u25a0 W.> Zelsler, Harry s.. l>enn Ison i and
son,': ,W.~..T. •":, Conroy, H. Tullott, :.\VlUiam
Thompson, " Mrs." - Mary . Beldlnsr, --\u25a0 Mls« VAusriwtn'
Brace, i, E.i L. s ; Ciittlnp. } Mr.; and t Mrs. i Dennlson.
two ; children : and ] maid, .-and / 11 ; in . the : steerage."
Liner \u25a0Governor;: Ho» Trial Trip
'; y Pacific i Coast ,-: steamship tt^epm
pany "s ; liner/; Governor;:, was.: out
.Wednesday on"{ the ;DeJaware ) f orj its/of
flcial [f. trial JiJ^rip. , J The." Governor; ' will
start j in~§ a.} f ew^days^ for"! this | coast fand
be"-placed 4 on{ the frun\ between \here
and": Puget sound y in conjunction with
thef President^ ; ; GoyernorJ? ia^the"
samefsJ2eTal^tl|srPresident?andtof/slmi'
Ilari;constructlon7|butshas?twintßcrews^
Like^the|;Pra«iaent^the:; Governor '; is
eqwipped^withia^wlreless plahCarid'will
brlngitoUhisTcoastlthelwirelessf equips
ment! f or| the £otherj vessels fof the I Pa^
ciflc"£Coaßt -- ; company's : ; fleet. /-.. Captain
JackSShea^willVbring r Uthe" 'Governor,
from|theTAtlantic.l ; yHe'rriadeUheTr6und
trlpfpn 1 thel PTeslderitTas ; Captain t Rind
er'siexecutive^offlcer." .^. ' •" \u25a0 \u25a0. '
»w Steani Schooner '\u25a0\u25a0 Reachea ; Port
"The - new^tJMuS|schoorier,? BarSonfar-.
rived* yesterdayifrom^Coosf Bay i*in|toWj
of t the Paulson.-;; After
discliargingg itsi^cargo^of Slumber Q the
Bandon's .engines/ and- boilers 'will be
installed.. The; vessel' will: be ;"usediin:
the coast lumber trade. '\u25a0 \u25a0- -
\Vnter Front Notes
* Receipts i of : lumber i yesterday r, by - sea
arhouri ted \ to] I', 6 B 2, o o OjfeetJHaißfe.' \u25a0"\u25a0 \
i,?Th"e?tanker>Argyllfarrlvedtfyestera.ay
ifrom^Port HarfoVdtwithl 27,ooo -barels of
saileds'yesterdayJfrom[Punta'Arenasjfor;
this! port^but \vrl\l% probably! make if s?
numberloffcallaJlnlSouthilandiCentrftl'
Amerlcaton ithel wajruplthe icoaaL^
COASThSHIPPINQ -NEWS
Items of Interest to' Mariners
of the Pacific
- PORTLAND. . July . 25— Two Bteamerg. - the i
Alliance ; and Redondo, ' sailed '\u25a0 from Couch • street
dock 'this feTening,": the former; for. Coos' bay ; and !
the latter for Seattle, and .Tacoma. c v.v -.
\u25a0;::\u25a0 The : Norwegian : steamer Skogstad ,was rejwrted
off ; the j Columbia 'C riTer ; bar ; this >. morning ,' with
a \u25a0 enrjfo. of . coal • from \u25a0 Mororan. '- She . was ordered
to i San^ Pedro v to 'discharge. The Skogdtad is
reported ': to : be ', under ; charter ito f load * lumber ' at
this ; port i for v tJie orlent/r? The = British - steamer
Ascot ; will . sail r for ' San - Pedro tomorrow. 4 • First
Officer McTague and : fire -of the . crew • quit . last
night when the steamer reached Its dock.- A new
set 1 0* - men \ were < secured ; Immediately t through
the . sallorsV union. : . - .'. _
\> SAN i PEDRO/; July,! 25.— The ' steamship ', Roan
oke cleared ; tonight! for : Portland Tia: Eureka and
San Francisco , with freight : and passengers. :
' The I steam \ schooner • Santa I Monica | came | from
Port S Los Angeles i and I after : discharging lumber
returned to: that? port.' ...
The steam . schooner t Despatch ' arrlred today
from I Eureka ( direct with 1 550,000 f eet : of lumber
for : the company. *.... -, -
;'; ' The steam schooner Berkeley, finished 'discharg
ing ,a •; lumber, cargo ' and •: cleared \u25a0\u25a0 today ; for - Fort
Bragg via San ' Francisco, to- reload. ' -
•^ The ; barkentlne J Garden " City sailed • today., in
ballast : for^ Grays : Harbor, 1 ; where it : will : take a
return ; cargo of . lumber j for . this \u25a0 port.i ' ". ,
\u25a0 The ' schooner -Louise, which ' arrived ' last \u25a0 night
from • Gardiner,'- Ore.; « was towed I to : Redondo to
day, ' where : Its : lumber cargo was discharged.'^ :
- The ;; schooner J Aerial %Is . out •\u25a0 two : : days \u25a0 from
Worden with * a : full - lumber, cargo for y whole
salers • at : this ': port.'on^a^Bpt^| S ignsj^Bepa^
. The steam . schooner Helene finished -discharging
a lumber cargo and s cleared \u25a0 for South • Bend via
San \u25a0\u25a0 Francisco %to reload.': > ;\u25a0-;-> -' <jx« / . -\u25a0 - v". ; :•:;
-\u25a0 ; The i steam * schooner ? Acme ? Is \ discharging a
lumber cargo < for * the ' Southern ', Pacific \u25a0 company.
-\u25a0* ABTORIA.I July , 25>- The » eteam schooner To
semite»arriyed, here ' today/ from v San s Francllco
aud I received I orders to I proceed Ito | South r Bend to
load lumber. :It unloaded 120 . tons of chain Jicre
for the Hammond lumber company.;;: -. :.
r- ' The : steani - schooner i Daisy Freeman,'! with ! a
cargo . of ; 615.000 - feet . of-lumber for ? San I Fran
cisco, iarriyed" today from: up the river and pro
ceeded:to sea." a -.":\u25a0;•; '\u25a0;•-'?:\u25a0-.'• ;>; > . \u25a0'_\u25a0-.-: .->.,- \u25a0;..'< \u25a0 .'\u25a0
'.'\u25a0 The l Norwegian \u25a0 steamship ' Skogstad arrived off
the mouth' of 1 the | river : this ' morning * from : Moro
ran, Japan,* with acargo of oak timbers. It was
given orders from the pilot schooner to proceed to
San Pedro to discharge its cargo. :.-
/The oil steamer, Atlas, in '.ballast. for Port Har
ford,. arrived from \ Portland . and went direct to
sea.;.-... : '.'\u25a0....-'•---' ;'j. '.-,-.',-\u25a0':\u25a0;'.. \u25a0/..-\u25a0 .'• -
:•: The "schooner Omega, ;":wlth a cargo "of 675,000
feet of lumber for San Pedro, was towed to sea
today;."- \u25a0<\u25a0;-.\u25a0" - ~ ' ''"-',\u25a0_:\u25a0:.•:.'' . _.\u25a0;- rf-i •-
.;\u25a0 .The $ steam .. schooner Casco, .with - a * cargo of
railroad * ties - for * San r Pedro, \u25a0 arrived X from - the !
river tonight and went to sea/ r -.--'\u25a0 \u25a0• \u25a0'--\u25a0
V The steamer Elmore ? arrived j from".- Tillambok j
with a : general cargo and passengers. * ' *\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0- !
The schooner, Delta sailed today with a general i
cargo for Oregon coast ports.* .' " :. :\u25a0:< ... i
V The. schooner -Glendale 'cleared- today with a
cargo : of ; 410,000 feet; of lumber: for San TiaJi-
Cisco. '\u25a0':'•'\u25a0\u25a0':\u25a0;,\u25a0\u25a0::\u25a0'• '. \u25a0'• •••\u25a0" - , ' : :., '.-\u25a0;-;.\u25a0
'^Advices were ; received in : this city, today, that
the United States lighthouse j board had arringed
with the Submarine signal company to equip|with
submarine bells ' the lightships ;on '. the z Pacific
coast. \u25a0;- For ;• a v long '. time . the r ; government > had
promised '\u25a0 to ' adopt • thla system along . the < Pacific
eoast:i-> Several lightshlp.vessels on the coast are
Dow fitted out, with the submarine bells and those
that are * not .- will'; be \u25a0 fixed •as ? soon • as . possible.
Among ? the Hist i to be » fitted -with : these instrm :
ments are the Umatllla reef lightship off Tatoosh,
Columbia \u25a0 river \u25a0 lightships : and j relief ' light • ves
sel No." 76. Vessels" fitted witb these instruments
can ; obtain ! their positions I when I nearlng |a I dan
gerous entrance or passing near dangerous shoals
during thick or foggy weather, when- the air sig
nals cannot s be ; heard; J or, •- when : heard, are 1 mis
leading. ,; The vessel's hull is fitted with' a receiv
ing instrument > on : both 1 the ? port and ? starboard
sides with wires running to the pilot house. ' If
the captain ' Is ; in doubt during > thick weather as '
to .which side of the light vessel be 1#- on,, all he
has to do Is to place the receivers to his ears and
from , whichever : side i. the ! light 1 vessel is on the
submarine bell will be heard on that side.' • v
.- SEATTLE, . July • 25.— The ! Japanese ' steamship
Akl i Maru f arrived this \u25a0* morning, £ 14 ' days , from
Yokohama,* and' reported \ having \u25a0 encountered - bad
weather 'during J most 1 of ' the t voyage. .-^ While : at
\ ictorla | tbe 5 vessel ; was I held lup | several -hours,
owing i, to i the i inability^ to .? get t. longshoremen ,to
ninale the cargo. <; Four hundred and eighty-seven
Japanese I and . 178 • first | class ' passengers \u25a0 were lon
the. vessel.^? About 200 of the Japanese got off at
Victoria. /; Passengers ; on 'the " vessel \u25a0 denied the
report , ; of i bubonic * plague "in ; Yokohama, i saying
tha t • when the Aki left ! there : there . was \u25a0 bat one
casemnder quarantine and it was doubtful if it
.werelplague..'^-;:/..:,:/^- ;';\u25a0\u25a0- v;^-. ,- \u25a0:--••> i
7 .The» steamship ; Cottage City aryl ved '- in port
today, with many * passengers , and - 6,000 cases lof
canned • salmon ' from • the , canneries at Funta : < bay
and \u25a0 Chatam. ! -. '.--.±.± :--'.~u\-; ->-\u25a0-.\u25a0.•-.•
•The? steamship Edith, which is loading for
Kotzebue = sound, is i taking 1 ,600 tons of - wooden
pipe ; for ; the ;Candle /Alaska . hydraulic gold min
ing, company. ;\The plpe,\ if stretched out, would
measure over. five miles.;..' .-..v: : -. -.\u25a0
::-A The i steamship -Yucatan ; sailed : today "with L a
fullcarpo and -a full, list of passengers.
v- The-.; American-Hawaiian i liner 5 Mexican ' sailed
today- for. Tacoma.* 1 where it will 'finish loading a
cargo for the inlands. ' v • :
..- Army. .Transports
t Thflßurnslde-lsat Seattle.' - \u25a0
; The Bnford," ; homeward bound, left Honolulu
July 20: '.-\u25a0 -, ' \u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0:.->-.'. V- .. •..'. : ; ... .. . -.•-•• •
;l The Crook left St. Michael July 16 for Seattle
•'\u25a0 The Dlx has left Honolulu for Seattle '
iThe K ll patrick is at Newport News, - Va.' ~' V
:,;The I^ogan- is in port. -••-\u25a0\u25a0 ;
V The Meade i Is . at ; New -York. Out of commis
sion. V ~ ;\u25a0>-*--\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0".•\u25a0.-•','.\u25a0\u25a0;».\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 " --\u25a0'-• --
.;.-; The Ingalls; is at Newport News,. Va
i ; Tho Sheridan .is at , Mare island underirolm:
repairs.-- • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .;S7i'W*?V-> * \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.'. ... \u0084%
•The Sherman sailed July 14 from Honolulu for
Manila.'-'-. . . •-' _ . "'\u25a0\u25a0.;•:,.
: The Thomas,'- homeward bouud, .left .Nagasaki
July -22. - .; ..-\u25a0-.- \u25a0 .- <.. ..:\u25a0"--..
The -, Warren ' is in port;, •\u25a0-•.' ,' •. : ' '
i The Overdue I,lst
\u0084 British i,bark l Oriffel, :< but : 154 ' da ys i from Syd
ney,* for; Queenstown,"* 25 -per cent. =V- '. :
- : British \u25a0\u25a0- bark •" Dundonald," out ; 159 \u25a0 days from
Sydney.ifor Falmouth,6o per cent. O : -.-- \u25a0\u25a0••»\u25a0-\u25a0-'rFrenehSßhlplDuguay^Trouln.4» \u25a0 -\u25a0 -
'rFrenehSßhlplDuguay^Trouln. 4 out 136'daysfrom
Tclilo,"? for Havre.iC; per, cent. ':' -
-^ British t- ship Loch sTay,; out i 147 .' days -from
Geelong, : for (ilasgow, C > per cent. * J~~
ii" Italian ship Orealia, J out '\u25a0, 142 days from Walla
roo, "\ for. Falmouth.i 6 per cent.* < : \u25a0 \u25a0
Norwegian "«bark ?,Terclar< out • 136 days from
New Caledonia;; for; Hamburg,; 2o per cent • ; \u25a0
ship Gripen.-.out. 106 Bahla
Blanca. * for ' Fulmonth, s 12 ; per cent. '
~?. British ship M.-EAWatson,: out; 184 ' days from
Iq>ii<iue,' for: the * channel," 6 -per cent" >r --' • •- " \u25a0 -
,„ French Jbark- Neullly, , out \u25a0 122 days from Svd-"
nejv; f or^ Falmouth," ; 6 per cent. '\u25a0--••;\u25a0 '/-•>- s
NEM'S OF , TIIE OCEAN
Char tern
The British .steamer ./ Strathnalrn, : on Puget
spund, Cls % under % charted ; for t coal 'from - New
castle, Australia, ?to this ;port. .: The •\u25a0 vessel will
proceed itoi the i loading 'port - - i 1 i 'ballastr'iTJhe
French t; ship , Dnquesne ; Is chartered • for > wliat
from ? here i to -Europe ? and * tho 1 steamer » Indijia
now ion,.; the.' way ; to Honolnlu,* . will .carry
Japanese laborers v to -'.Vancouver, ; B.'C.-. ..- •
A; Hhlf \u25a0 Million :Dollar]carKo
' The ;-• steamer '/ Siberia".^ sailed '\u25a0', yesterday for
Hongkong J and i wayf ports 1 via a Honolulu ? with a
general J merchandise^ cargo "„ valued T at s $.")07,251,*
exclusive"? of | treasure | and *tos be 4 distributed las
follows: V' For Honolulu;'' 185.302; Japan, ' 5252. 105 •
China,--- :'sl2s-,926;^ Vladivostok,-^ 14.030; Kast
Indies/. $1,062 ; *\u0084 '-, Korea./.? $1,034 ; v\ : Philippine
island*, i $1;8S2 ; » Slam.v * 110; « Marshall "% islands *
?20."« The \u25a0 following : were \ the \ principal exports :
.: ; To -> Honolulu— 4,949 <: ; lbs : --i beans,": - 10,000 f lbs
lard, 5 ; 647 $ lbs ' cheese.*' 1, 020 : lbs ; butter, i 300 1 pkscs
potatoes.l 24n ? pkgs ? fresh * fruits,"* 2 5 bbls • flour, *i 30
pkgs I groceries i and' provislons,>, 7,649 l lbs | coffee 5
228 ; lbs and '\u25a0 4 ; cs \u25a0 candy," 300 ; lbs [ and ! 4 cs'i bread!'
10 \u25a0cs t beer,"i2 l cs I mineral » water; «50 1 cs Iwhlsky
CO, 100 5 lbs r, sugary 10 scs ?. eggs, , 600 -i lbs s table
meals,*;; 11 1 automobiles ; and '- 16 \u25a0 pkgs ' parts.'i 4s cs
arms t and I ammunition,*" 158 1 cs \u25a0 boots and I shoes !
05 5 pkgs I dry^ goods.! 68 » pkgs i drugs. ; 3?cs - hats'
4,877", lbs I manufactured t lead,* 1,070 i lbs < solder
12 1 pkgs 8 machinery, 4 12 i rolls ), leather,? 143 1 dcs
iron, 1 3 * crts 5 sewing | machines,! 2.200 lbs % blue
stone, f 4.096 y lbs * tobacco, 4 2;« ca Vcigars, ' 4 "*. nkes
wagon \ material,';:' 83.760 »lb»i & tin * plate,H72*i lbs
opiums 18 1 pkgs ; paints,". 62 ibdls 1 and j2 l pcs • steel
602 -,bxsi soup. i-^ -.'V -v \u25a0:\u25a0 ; . ; " v^SKIVMVMSS'":. \u25a0; '
-*i To J Japan-f 34S;. bbls "; flour, -. 0.023 '. lbs - sugar,'
13,805 j lbs \ coffee;-' 200 y lbs ; breads 60 i pkjjs j. pto
cerles fand I prorlsions, l 4 ls l lbs * and * 3 a os^ table
meals, .-- 105/ «"« t' eauned f sroods.'?' 17 A pkgs % fresh
f mlts, 1 ? 236 ,: lbs \ cheese.'? 20 1 kegs ? pickles,' i 0 cs
olives.^ 20 1 ctl8? oats,-t4O S bales '; hay. s2os cs 3,wi ne '
lOicsltnlneralXtrater,'? 801,670 -lbs s pig J lead, ra7
pkgs ? agricultural s Implements, s S bales '•>. cotton?
•14 a pkgs ! dry i goodsa 12,156 1 lbs <! hides,! 231 1 pkgs
machinery,"* 86 1 pkgs g paints,?* 54 v bbls.^ 32 i tanks
and 1 20 1 cs /OIW3 267* rolls I and* 27 jes i leather.^Sl
cs £ ink.? 26 1, pkgs % dnigs,47s lj pkgs j car 2 material,'
53 [cs s boots t and X shoes.r 2 ! cs i arms » and j arnmuni
! tion."S 245 3 pkg» i electrical 1 goods.'J D 3 pcs I photo
i goods' 11 fe es if typewriters.^ 60 *cs 1>: photograph
1 goods.Sl-carsleadiplpe.fs»2,o39jlb«ftoba<>oo; i 5i 5 251
bxs ! soap,"* 7oo l rolls t and 1 54 » cs \u25a0. roofln jr. > 58 ; pkgs
rubber ,* goods.'S; 1,042 ' pkgs 5 machine*,"* 3
' ealTes. - 4 1 linrnrr-"'^'*^-rr^'*^'7^TT* J nniTiil»rail'
•"-.To I China— 6oo i bbls | flonr.'t 2.72s ! lb«[sufmr.ißTß
lbs I rice, 3,575 %lbm I beans, y, 073 i lbs t peas. % 28 Jcs
' bakings powdM,*seooslbs s salt.** 11,861 sib«£ dried
fWu,"g 3,190 c lbs f codfish, l^ 168 v * lbs h butter."S 37 *c»
•alm<m;*T.B2B3lbißchees«.«lS92^lbs7an(l§l|« \u25a0
breads 1.800 s lb» 1 chocolate,^ 942 % lbs % and H i en
table mealm, 628 es : canned \u25a0 goods, " 4 cs honey,
1 4,110 j llw j »nd|l^i^"lg^i|'ff} r t >ig^ $Vtm j ral- .
Weather Report
United States = department s7 of - agriculture—
Weather; bureau." San Francisco. \u25a0 July 25,! 1007. "
\u25a0"-. \u25a0\u25a0 > ' : t\u25a0' \u25a0 RAINFALL DATA >\u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0*- ' ..\u25a0. Past y -Seasonal^ . -
Stations— ;» v , 24 hours. >to date. Xormnl.
Eurekav ......V....;.. 0.00 Tr.'
Red r Binff 1 .:.' 0.00 ftih, Tr. 0.00
Sacramento -:.\... ".;\u25a0.. 0.00 .\u25a0 . : 0.00 0.00
San" Francisco r.~T7.'Tr.''O. CO Tr. 0.01
San J05e.*..:..;...;.:: 0.00 V 0.00 0.00
Fresno sTfrrrTrTrrrvTrri 0.00 'o.oo; o.fo
San * Luis 0b15p0..;;.. 0.00 .0.00 > 0.01
Los Angeles ....;. ;*...• 0.00 V 0.00 \ 0.00
San,DlegOv.r...-r.C..r'rO.OO^ .:. 0.00 v 0.00
.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •'•\u25a0•f : -g--S-'-f i"^f
-.-£.. .. ?, ». h her. * -cr.
' \u25a0 / "t 5 D • .\u25a0' • '" *
\u25a0\u25a0 . " - :. \u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0-.-•-•.'.• r: . '"o \u25a0 \u25a0•- '•\u25a0 --• -
Baker ........ 20.04 82 50 W Pt.Cldy. "M !
Boise .;7.:vvr.2!>. 80 SZ* 58 XW .Clear.. .©»>
Eureka .;... .:30. 14 60 ."'54 X. -Cloudy J<^
Flagstaff .. ...20.86 ;70 4S W "Cloudy .OB
Fresno ..?r.:.2Q.SS -C 2 -SW." Clear .00
Independence, i 28.74. U2 \u00846S'-S B " Clear .00
Kallspell ..'.. .29. 00, 50 ,'4S 'SK j* Clear ,:~ -W»
Los', Angeles." .'.2n. 98: 73. CO ,SW "Clear
Modena .T...r.23.e2. 76 60 WIS.JW IS .J Rain ;2,04
Mt -i Tamalpals.2o.O3 m 14Q "NW? Clear . .00
North V Head.T.3o: lo 4.' 58 jj ' 54 \t NW Cloudy \u0084 .00
Phoenix- ...... 20. 561&4 74 W, Pt.Cldy 1.10
Pocatello -T. ~.20.82 \u25a0 88' 56 : KW." Pt.Cldy .00
Pt. Reyes : Lt.2».»S -5S 51 :SW Cloudy • .CO
Portland •\u0084..-rr.80.02.T,7«r 58 :*-\u25a0 Pt.CWy rM
Red.Bluff \u25a0.:;-.29;86-«0 .62*.S -+l Pt.Cldy .00
Reno- . ;/.'..-... 29. 82 -86' 62 SW Clear .00
Roseburg .:::;.: 3o. OS \76 56 S-: Pt.Cldy ,".04
Sacramento -.V;29.92- 80 56"-S> Clear •-.--,. 00
Salt- Lake •^.-:.29.02 84 64 -X..-- Rain > .^.02
San Diego r..:.29.fi8.r ..:.29.fi8. 74 ; 64 \u25a0NW~ Pt.Cldy -00
San : Francisco. 30.02 60 ;54 W Clear. .00
Sjin, Josei-.;..;30.00 .78 .54 ' NW Clear .00
S. L.vOblßpoN.-».04174 56: W Clear .tW
R. E. Farallon.3o.os- 57^52 N Fogpy .00
SeatUe:. ...30.04 72 54 X; Cloudy. .00
Spokane .......29.90 .88 52 SW Clear .00
Summit .:...: .... 09 41 XE Clear .00
Tatoosh .....;.-... .'. 50 ....:..... ...
Tonopah .......29.84 :82;'58; NW Pt.Cldy .00
Wlnnemucca . .29.80 -\u25a0 BS '" 6B rW Clear .00
Ynma :...-. . . . . : : .29 . 78 ' 100 -76 , E ' Clear :00
,••:'"" -rs • \u25a0\u25a0.. ' - :SYXOPSIS.- , .'- ....'--.:''
There has been »•• slight: rise In pressure along
the Pacific coast, but the pressure Is still. below
the ; normal In the Sierras ' and throughout
Nevada. -Unsettled weather prevails In : ArUon.i,
Utah ! and : southern ; OregOß.' At ' Modena. ; Utah.
2.04 Inches of rain , has fallen In . the ' past 12
henrs.-. : This :Is* an • unusually heavy ; rain - for
this section. - At Phoenix 1.10 Inches has fallen.
Thunder storms have occurred at Salt Lake," Mo
dena,-Flagstaff'and Phoenix. \u25a0 - i
r ,^ '-"• -_ "•. -. FORECAST .- - '
San , Francisco and • vicinity — Fair - Friday ;
brink '- west ' winds, ' with • fog. • .
\u25a0 Santas CUra valley— Fair Friday; light north
Winds.; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.:':- \u25a0" \u25a0 \u25a0 : ;-•\u25a0. .--
S Sacramento valley— Fair Friday; 'light soutb
winds/. '.1 'i -»''..-^ •\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0•"'.'.:.'\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0- " ; '"
'. i San * Joaquln valley— Fair Friday; light north
winds.: - i \u25a0 • •
Los Anjreles and vicinity— Fair Friday: light
west winds. ; , ; A. G. McADIE.
District Forecaster. \u25a0
Movements of Steamers
TO ARniVB
: .';.-• ..- .. From : ,'•\u25a0 ;, .' .| : • Steamer : |-' Vne •
Coquille Riter . . T;\ . . .lElliabeth ; 1 . . . : .Unly 20
Honolnlu .;.........'.. Hllonlan :r.'..:. July. 16
Coob. Bay .;•.........:. M.^F. Plant... July 2tt
New York ; via Ancon.. [City of Panama. (July 20
Bellinitnam ..;. ."..•.. "..lt'oronado ..;.'.*:{ July. 2<l
Portland, it Astoria ICrwco ...July CC
HumboMt , : . . . . . . . . . : .JKarek* July 2«
Ran Pedro A Way Ports Bonlta ..:...... July Z*
IT^noinlu & Kahulni:...!Xevadan. .. ". Jaly.2fl
Seattle ....V.iTaniplco ....... July 27
Grays " Harbor r. : . . ... .1(4. C. Llndauer. July. 27
Seattle'^. \u25a0;..-..\u25a0...•:..... s»«ntft Barbara.. Jnly 37
San \u25a0 Pedro v :.......... Boanoke . . .'.... July - • ,
Kel ' River Ports. -.. . . . . Argo . . .....*..*. July 27
Ancon via Acapulco. ... Astec ...". • JnlT *<
Seattlfl -......:..".....'. Tbeben .V.V.... July IS
Humboldt -...-t..;.... pemona ...'...... July 2S
Mtndoclno " Jfc Pt. " Arens Sea Foam ..... July. 2S
Crescent City ........ Del Xorte ... . . July 29
San Pedro .......-:.-... Sauta Monlea... Jnly 20
San 1 Pedro \u25a0......:..;.'. Acme .......... Jnly 20
San Pedro & Way,PortsiCr«« Bay .; July 2»
Grayg J Harbor r-....:.-;.{Cbehall3'. Jnly «»
Portland & : Way Ports. |G. \u25a0\u25a0 W.t Elder.". . Jnly , 29
Grays J Harbor ; . ."7.. :.". Ccntralla ~. . ."... Jnly 20
Ca11a0 <::.%...';". .-. . r.v. Carlque .:..... July 29
San Diego &; Way Ports State of Ca1... . July 2U
FanjPedro-. ..:........ HauaMV:...--. Jnly 20
China;* Japan........ Mongolia .....; I July 30
Hnmboldt y. .V. ;.:..... City of Topeka.lJuly 30
Honolulu ."..-.'.....'..... Alameda July 30
Seattle \ & Tacoma. .... Uuekman ' ; Jnly 20
Mexican . Ports . ... ..... Curacao \u25a0 ....... July 30
Tnhltl :.....:;..."..:.'. MsrlpoM V...V. July 31
Puget Sound Ports.:.-. Sonoma July 31
San Diego & Way Ports City, of 1 Puebla. Aug. 1
Point ' Arena k. Albion.', porno ~ .:....... Aug.* 1
San'Pedro '.....:,.::.. V. .A. Kllbnmr. Aug. 1
Portland' A Astoria.:.. Costa Rica .... Aug. 1
r-'M'C- ". TO:3AIL • .'- -'\u25a0:>--•
-:\u25a0;>/; Destination ; - | .Steamer; { Sails [Pier
26— : :l -' >.-.;. I \u0084:-.. .-:<!';%
Hi'iuboldt .'....^...;..i50cth.8ay...110 ami; 2
Grays Harb0r. ...... ..:'.)Newbure. ."..r-3 piui 1«
Havre •* -Way Ports-V-IJaureirulbry ' 112 -ml 20 :
Wlllapa Harbor;....:.". D. Mitchell. (l2 m| 2
July 27 — \u25a0 \u25a0 ' ] \u25a0"\u25a0""\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•'-' ! -.•.-\u25a0•\u25a0•
Coquille River.' .:.|Klizabeth .„ spm ....
Huraboldt .. .:v.'.;*....".|North Fork: spm 20
Coos Bay ..;...-...;:.. M.:F. Plant. 4pm 8
Portland & Way Ports. Rcanoke .... 1.30p la \u25a0
Iluraboltlt ..:.:.....,.. Vanguard'" /: 5 pm -2
Los' Angeles Ports.... S. Barbara... I'pm ": 2
Humboldt ... r.:....".. CltyTopeka. 1U.30a U
Los Anicelea Ports..'... I>\. Kllbura.. 4 pan 10.
Point ' Arena <fc Albion r. Porno ..;... a pin : 2
Seattle 4: , Tacoma:.... Watson .... 1.30p 20-
Puget Sound Ports. '..v. Ptesldent •.;. Bpm 9"
San Pedro £ Way Ports BonlU ..... tt am 11
I s - July- 28— •: :\u25a0'.\u25a0•., [\u25a0;- -fv ;. •
Eel \u25a0. Uiver-' Ports.. . ; . ; . Argo - . : 11 am 10
Uumboldt' ....... ."..".. Eureka \u25a0 . .T. 9am 13
San Diego & Way Ports City Puebla.. 10 mm 11
"July ' 29— -.:.. \u25a0 ;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0" i \u25a0;• .\u25a0 : \u25a0" \u25a0 >
Los f Angeles - Ports.... Norwooj ... Ipm 16
Grays '. Harbor . 1 ...... 15. Monica : . ; 4 . pm •. 2 \u25a0
Los i Angeles . Ports. . .*. 0. , W. Elder ft pm 13
Grays , Harbor . . : . . . .'. Coronado ... 3pS '10
" July SO— "-. ' . \u25a0 \u25a0 .
Grays : Harbor 1 ......... Acme- ...... lpm 2-
Huinbojdt •...:.\u25a0....... Pomons. lo.soa v
Hamburg & '.Way ' Ports TUeben • ..'.'. 12 • m 19
"\u25a0•' July 31— r "\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 •- \u25a0 .- -.- .. \u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0 ij -. \u25a0
Point i Arena ......... . . Sea Foam '.'. 4pm 2
Los -Angeles Ports."; .:. Hanalei c.'r.: 4 pm 10
Sun Pedro & > Way Port* Coos "Bay.:.. 4 pm 11
Grays Harbor ........ G. r - Llndauer. 2 pmt2 St
Honolulu & Kahului.;. Kevadan .... 12 nij 23
"v August -1 :" \u25a0*-."«, \u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0.*'\u25a0 .
Grays > Harbor T. .. .'.. r.fCentralla .. 2pm 10
San Diego & Way Ports! State of Cal. 10* m H
China; & 'Japan:.'.;.." .iChlna „.:..;: 1 pm 42
Hooolulu V...V, ':".:. .;7, | Hilonian .'.'.•. .t:... ...*.
TO .< SAIL f FROM , SEATTLE
:'-',: Destination -1 ; * Steamer '\u25a0:\u25a0;: 1 Dattf ,
Sfcagway & Way Ports . l Spokune \u25a0 ."*;-.' . . . : (July itj
Skagwayfc .Way, Ports. ICottage City .'. July,,*!*
Skafgway & Way Ports.lDolphln -.:...... July 2a
NomeAiSt.'iAlichael.-.^MBtklnaw v..;.. July io
Vuldez &Seward..\T.*.|Si:nta Clara ...fAug.' 1
Nome & St. T Michael:.. I Hyadfcs -\u25a0...:;... I Aug.
Skagway.& Way > Ports. |D;rlgo, \u25a0.\u25a0..\u25a0..."...(Aug.-: 5
Nome j & -St.,- Michael. Northwestern .. Aug. 5
Valdez & ! Seward..V... Saratoga ':..:.. Aug. S
' Vhldeg & Seward.': . . . . I'orjlnid . ...... Aug.'lo
FBIDAY, JULY 20
Sun ! riseg" >.*:;. '."7. I ; s:o7| Son r sets ": . .'. ....'. . .7:23
Snn and Tide v : - - \u25a0
United '\u25a0 States Coast : and \u25a0 Geodetic Surrey— Time
\u25a0\u25a0 « and ; Heights ' of Tide 'at Fort Point.". • For city
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes. 1 ,? ;
-\u25a0'-'- Timelr ,' Tlme|--> Time! .--\u25a0\u25a0: --\u25a0 Time '.- '
-Hy Ft *Ft — - -Ft; 'rr
; y L'iW| -:\u25a0\u25a0---: H.WJ^-; :\u25a0:• Li-Wj :: - H;W
M.~. 6:15—1.3 1:27 5.3 6:13 »2.6|:::: :!.... .
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20.; 2:OS \u0084-4.8 8:28 ?«.3 "3:32 i 6.4 ,tt:lt; ; j>.i
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UnlttHl ; States" Branch t llydrographic : Offlce, i Mer
-'•'" chant*\" Exchange. ~Sun l-'ransisco, \u25a0 C*l.;' Ju'y
.25,' 1007. \u0084, ;.' v^-. .':"• "';' ; ; ; : ''
The tinaej ball on tiie tower of.the^Ferry build-
Ing was 1 dropped * today - exactly <at • noon. ? Parific
iStaudard Time (120 th Meridian)." or Jsh." 00m. 00s.
Oreenwich Mean Time. ': J. C. BUItXKTI'.
' : ".•:\u25a0;": Lieutenant; U. S.vX..Mn Charge. '\'
U. S. \u25a0, Branch }> It ydrograpblc , Office
A branch of the United StMtes Hydrosr.-ipiilc
Of 3ce,' located .; at ; the * Merchants' ': Kxcuauge, ; Is
maintained fine San I Francisco . for the ; benefit : of
mariners, without regard to nationality and < free
of i expensed NaTigators " are ; cordially « invited 'to
visit « tbe i office,"* where ? complete Jse ts ' of 3 charts
and sailing directions of tbe world are kept at
handvfor; comparison fand- reference,": and toe lat
est 'Information can always be obtained regarding
lights,"- danger i to ! navigation * aad all . matters of
Interest! to ocean coiamtttxfmpmmmumaMmm^Bm
~7- ; J.' C."BUnNETT,V
Lieutenant. \ V.~ S. : N.;~ In Charge.
sins, u;l3-pkgS4oliTe3,\B6;-cs^plckles. ;: 1,230 lbs
coffee,"!; 345 1 pkgs J groceries ;• and J proTislons,- \u25a0 s »ca» ca
preserTed Jcherries, .114 . pkgs ftsh. . 85 ; ctls '&>ra
480 >. pkgs ; fresh * frui ts, 3 ? 83 jcs j table pr»pa ra tlons
1,320 1 lbs « paste, « s4 i gals ; wine," 436.515 1 lbs nit
lead. 355 rs cotton flannel, 10 pkßs dry 'goods'
1.249 • lbs i tobacco."*' 520 *es cigarettes,' 30 pkgs
drugs.'^- 1,650 g lbs i. ginseng.':' 14 j pkgs * locomotive
parts,' lI.S . pkgs. paints, i 14 i c« ; typewriters 17.1 «•»
soap.'= 2 ; pkgs < leather, iHi .;• pkga • wagon * material
13 *pkps?aewlng 1 machines. - , .- >.»•-.'.
-i To^Vladi vostock— 34(4 1 pkgs agricultural , Imple
ments.';4 < cs harness. \u25a0\u25a0- '-- , - , >' ;.
f.l'Tii East:, lndleß-^-12S < cs ; canned . goods, ' 1 15 cs
salmon A720 1 lbs ; lard. • 50 ' cs ; sewing - machines,*' ; 6
cs 1 electrical % good>.\ :• . . \u25a0- ...-.-• \u25a0- -..- :\u25a0*\u25a0•-:
;-To ; Korea— 7- cs canned 'goods, : - 14ipigs''gro- \u25a0
'> eerles i and 4 proTistonsAi 400 » lbs t table * meab. 4
i bdls f wire.' ' 3 S rolls : and i 2 fes : leather,' 2 j pkits
i drugs.": -\- ;-/-:\u25a0\u25a0?•;. -" ::\u25a0:,.:\u25a0,.:.-.. - y - . .. \u25a0 _ 3 ....,,.>,;
}* To i Philippine . Islands— ls7 ':: ca • canned • goods " \u25a0
10 ?cs table .. preparations,-: 4 ipkgs - electricai
goods,'- 41 cs drugs, ; 2 pkgs \u25a0 paints. .» ..
:. To > Marshall ; islands — 3SB , lbs sugar.
. f " ;.'^, ,_\u25a0-. Notice Jtb^ Martaera *'
V A wireless ' messake 'from I Point Argueilo, Cal '
states ; It i ls 1 believed In the past ! week ? the , ocesn
currents .haTe 'changed 1 at l that; point. i->>% iafiMi
Ig Formerly I the ) swells ! came ; from ; th* . sooth we-jt
and \u25a0 now j. they come ; from 1 the ; southeast.'-"' . . '\u25a0" * -
' LIEUTENANT J. ] C. BCBXETT. la Charge.
PETITION SHOWS PLANS
OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Station to Be Established
at San Pablo and-
OAKLAND, July 23.— Southern Pa
cific company agents "have", commenced
the circulation -of , a . petition amon^
property owners In Franklin street, re
questing t the/ city/ council :.to grant \u25a0 to
the company'' at, franchise for an elec
tric road in that? street from Four
teenth' to rTwentieth,: across; a- privaw
right of way: between Twentieth. street
and:; Twenty-first, westward '*; to San
P«Wo r aveßue.>.The petition' recites that
the /compiny purposes to change tho
old / narrow gauge ' ferry train '\u0084 system
Into. an" electric road.
• This "latest move, .discloses further
plans of the, company."' It TwlU; «3tab
lish'astationiat San Pablo avenue an-l
Twenty-first street, only, a; block south
of >the Key ' Route's" stations -It 'Is ,r«
ported that . the" company will = August
procure a franchise to extend south in
Franklin street from Fourteenth," and
to hold Its Webster street franchise" a*
•well.;-
C. H. Brosnahan, I. A. Beretta, Ben
jamin Smith, H. C. Capwell. . and 'the
Sunset telephone "company are umons
the signers of the petition. MBQH
SHOTS STOP A FUGITIVE
' OAKLAND, July 25.-^ln a free for all
fight at the Davl3 house. In Sixth street,
near Broadway, Charles B. Ho t tall
struck J. Rodgers. the night clerk, with
a . blackjack. Policeman ! Jorgeason
fired two shots at .Hottall, who quickly
surrendered. - / N
SHIPPING IXTEUUIGENOB
ARRIVED ,
• Wednesday. July 24. .
Stmr George Loom la. McKehar Jr.. — ' hours
from .Ventura. Point Richmond direct.
Thursday. July 23. *.<•
Stmr Elizabeth, Olsen." 4« hoars from Bandon.
Stmr City „of Peubla. Jepsen. 42 hours from
San Diego and way port*. - i -,- \u25a0
Stmr Argyll, 'Juhauon, 19 hours from .Port
Harford. . \u25a0 - . - - .
- Stmr Westport, Moreno. 19 hours from Monroe
landing. ,-„•.=_-» \u25a0 > -
Stmr MaTerlck.: Daniels, 3% days from'
Seattle. L'p flTer direct. ---.> •
Stmr Bonita, - Bowen. 72 hoars from San Pedro
and way portx. -
- Stmr James S. Hlgslns, Eliasos, 34 hours
from Ventura. < \u25a0
Stmr F. A. Kilbum, .McLellan, 3tt hours from
San lVttro. f-
Stmr Santa Rita. Conner, 30 hours from Port
Harford. Up riTer direct.
Stmr 'Samoa. Kllnker. 42 boors from San
Pedro.-. -. .»
Stmr North Fork, Nelson, 24 hours from.
Eureka: - - .
.- Stmr City of Topetca. Hannah, 20 hours 'from
Eureka. " >
*- Stmr Fulton, Lareen. *30 hours from Enreka.
Stmr '\u25a0 Johan I'onlsen, . Alerr!am. 4 days from
Columbia rlrer. via Coos bay 62 hours,' with new
stm? ttandon - in . tow.
. Stmr Bandoa (new), Jesses, 62. hoars from
C**)!» bay.- - :
Stmr Porno, Matsen. 16 hours" from Albion,
TlaPomt Arena 10 hours. \u25a0 -^
Schr Oakland. Kruger. 4 days from Stualair
rlrer. . r-sxgaasMtaaßMjMiHpqtatf
-Power schr Ida A,. Campbell, 5 hoars from
Point Reyes. *J| 'lliftj] \u25a0 \u25a0 nmmwj iilllli
SAILED
Thursday, July 23.
Stmr.Qulnanlt, ChrMenscn. • Grays Harbor.
Stmr NaTarro, Hoffman, Crescent City.
\u25a0 Stmr Hornet, Marxsen, Eureka. "~ .«.
Stmr Helen P. Drew. Ounderson,' Greenwood. .
Stmr Arctic, Olseu, l\in Braii;.
Stmr George Loom is. MeKellar. Jr., Redondo.
Stmr Excelsior, Krickson, Portland.
Stmr Samoa, Kllnker, Caspar.
Stmr James S. Hixslns. Kliaaea, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Newport, Russell." Ancon. • ,
Stmr State of California, Gtelow. San Dlejo.
• Stmr Coata .Rica. Mason. • Portland.
; - Stmr Siberia, Zeeder, Hoftgkong.
. Stmr - Pomona.' Swanson. • Knreka.
\u25a0 •\u25a0 Schr Santlagu,-. Farley, Monterey, in tow of tax
Fearless. - . •\u0084_.;% ; - \u0084 , % >
". Schr Inea." Rasmusaea. \ Port .Townsend.
TEX^GRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS,' Jnly 23, "1U p. m. — Weather
hazy, • wind * west; , Telocity . 12 miles per h<Mir. :
-TATOOSH, Jnly \u25a0 25.- v a. ; m. — M'eather tossy.'
wlad southwest :'*eloc-lty 11) miles per hour.- \u25a0 ..•
~- " . • SPOKEN
-Per stmr'F. A.~ Kllburu — July 24,. 8 p. m".,
10* mites XW- of Pedros ' Blaacas — Tug Dauntless,
with loy. raft in. tow.- .—.". —^
" No date, lat 2S N. fbnj 21 ,W— Br ship Monk
bams,' from Antwerp, for San Francisco. '
DOMESTIC PORTS
COOS BAY— Arrived July 25— Bittn Ecbo,"
hence July 10." v-.--•-,v -.--•-,
JbUREKA — Arrired July 23— Schr John .A.
hence July 10. v ' \u25a0 . -.. \u25a0
ASTORlA— Arrived off Colombia riTer bar July
23 — Nor stmr Skogstad. from : Mororaa, and '
ordered to San Pedro. ; '<AmmhhmMH
ArrWed July 23 — Stmr Yoaemlte. * hence
July 22. * - «
\u25a0; Sailed July. 25 — Stmr Atlas, for : San Fran-:
Cis<ro. ' ' .. *. . •\u25a0-'
' Sailed July 23 — Stmr Daisy Freeman, for Saa
Francisco:. stmr Yoaemlte, for ; sehr Oineya.
for Saa I>di&'MMmHßMMgMM||
> MONTEREY— SaiIed July 23— Stmr -W. S.
Porter/ for Portland.
SAN-DlEGO— ArriTed July 24— Stmr Marsh
field.-from San Pedro. • x - -\u25a0 •'
.c ArriTed July 25 — Stmr - Marshfleld, from Hardy
creek; schr Mawrema. from Grays Harbor.
TACOMA— Sailed ; July 24— Stmr Tremont. for
Yokohama: schr W.K. Smith, fur He<ti>mu>. ,-
Sailed July 25 — Nor stmr Finn, for Fremantltw
biit'vt'A RiVEit — Arrived auiy .4— &tuir oh.i
Gabriel. \u25a0 from San Pedro. '\u25a0\u25a0 . .-. . . \u0084<.
- REDONDO— ArriTed July 23— Schr Hoooipu.
from iuitrie- harbor.'
\u25a0 SEATTLE^ — ArrlTeU July. 24, .9 p. m. : — Stmr
Meteor,' hence July ' 20. : .: " »
.".. ArriTed • July ':is— Jap stmr Akl Mara, jfroai
Yokohama. -
.j Sailed -July 23 — Stmr Yucatan, for Valde*.
- - Arrived July 25 — Stmr - Cottage . City, f rous
Skagway. ,' \u25a0:•>.. , • ' '. - ,
- VALDEZ— SaiIed July \u25a0 24— Stmr Saratoga, for
Sltka. .-\u25a0-\u25a0-; \u0084' \u25a0- \u25a0-' -\u25a0 - - •' '
KETCHI KAN— SaiIed July ." 25— Stmr. Hum
boldt. forSkagway; stmr Dolphin, for Seattle.
.-HOQUIAM—ArriTed July. 2t— Schr. Admiral"
hence - July -7; sciir ; Caaxies R?' Wilson.-; henc«
July 3.- ~ -
.POINT ; REYES— Pasaed July 23 — Stmr Ma t«
erlck, • from Seattle. ' for ' San Kranoisc. " ,- "
. Passed '\u25a0 July* 2s— Stmr Westport, from • Uaioa
landing,* for San Francisco. ' .--^t^rs:^
SAN : PEDRO— ArriTed July ; 25 — Stmr \u25ba Saat*
Monica, hence July 22. .Tia Santa Barbara; stmr
Despatch, from Eureka/ .: . . " ' .
-- Sailed, July Gardiner City, for Grays
Harbor.' - - ; •'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. - - '- . \u25a0 -.-. .-'
ArrWed July 25-^Stmt Acme, from- Gray*
Harbor." - - .> , .
.;- Sailed Julyl, 23 — Bark '. Ely, for -;"-; stmr
Santa Monica, : for Saa Famclsco; schr Caroline.
for'Umpqua; stmr Roa note, for San Francisco;
schr ' Louis.- for • Umwna.^|kMMP* B W aß 4M
TATOOSH— Passed out July 24— Schr OHTer,
J. Olson."; from Tacoma," for San Francisco. •". '
-' Passed out July 25— Stmr Tallac. from .Seattle,
for San Francisco : \u25a0 schr William *H. Sm lth, from
Tacoma.' for: Redoudo.
'-\u25a0 Passed inward July 24— Stmr Northland, hence
July 2lr,for ETerett.' '\u25a0•\u25a0:' - ..-.<. .-\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0?
FORT BRAGO— ArriTed July 24 — 3tmr C«
2uille . rtver,-; hence July . 23; - atms : Noyo." ' hence
uly^ 23. - ;- -\u25a0 -.*-...--..-•-----;..
NKIAU BAY— Passed Inward July 25— Schr
Robert R. ,' Hind, from San Pedro, for Port
Towivwnd. \u25a0: • " s-'-
SANTA BARBARA— ArriTed July 25— Stmr
Coos Bay. hence July. 23. - •;. ' . \u25a0 < - • * \u25a0'""'\u25a0/
- Sal!etl July .'i^Stßir Coo^ Bay.'for San Pedro.
\u25a0/- i ISL.\ND P»iRTS . .
HONOLULU-^ArrlTed July 24— Br stmr Vir
ginia, from ' Newcastle-. :N.S.'W.', •\u25a0--.'
< Sailed * Joty 25— Jap stmr America Mara, tor
Yokohama. • - \u25a0 - "nmmgm
i EASTERN PORTS -
/' KEWjYORK-^ArriTed July 24— -Br stmr- Jes»
rle, i from .Manila: . Br stmr L'rroll, from Manila.
-' ArriTed * July . 25-rStmr . J. . H. \u25a0 DeTereaox, ' from
Cpper Lakes,. to load, 'for San Francisco. -
• FOREIGN PORTS ,
SANTAS ROSAUA— Arrtred July I*— G*r , ahi>
Ostars. frutn Hambars.'t'>VMo"S l VNf*l9MfeH
NEWCASTLE. : N. I S. - W.— ArriTed July 10—
Br stmr Kalmo, to 'load, for San FraaeUco. \u25a0"'
July 20— Fr bark Turirot. for Oregon. «
L--VALPARAISO--ArrlTed ' prior to Jury = 25— Br
stmr Stratheara," for Baltimore. -"-\u25a0
'. PUNTA K ARENAS— SaiIed - July ; 22— Br ' stair -
Strath tay; for^ Valparaiso. -*"....
Arrived July ": 'Sr — V <S \u25a0: stmr St. •' Loois. from
eastern \ station,': and ,-. proceeded for San . Fran
cisco. - ' ,\u25a0 - >ti^MiB!nRV | NBNIP I| VHHV <^PdH
" CHEFOO— ArriTed prior to July 24—Br. stmr ?
InTertc. i from -t Seattle.
-« SYDNEY— ArriTed . July 21— Bart Homeward .
Bound.? from " San ; Dt«7iKi^w>4nBBOBAWMWM4K&
v HONGKONG — ArriTed prior to July 24— Stmr;
Mlnaf-sota, frnni t 3eatUe.Vepw4fßqteaa9(ft*t*qi
- GUAYAQUIL^- ArriTed Jnly . 4— Fr stmr, VUI«S
dUill«Tre.".from ; .Gla9^ow, for San * Francisco. -'
>IQUIQUE— ArrITfid- July 22— Br ship Carmi-'.
nUa. -lience iUy ti. 'i.'a^'^pwiSpßßßfiWWWiß
*-- KlNSALE— Passed*. Jitiy ' lft— Br. stmr Antllo
chiiH, from . : -*'-3?pßK»qß!W^pwa|Sls(flH|9BlßSMß
>lAZATL-\N—^4rrlTed Jnly 14— Ger ttmr A6#s-'
sin tan., hence Jun« S. and sailed for Himhur?.
MORORAN— ArriTed prior to Jury 24— Br stmr"
' Ascot. - from \u25a0 Oreyoa. * 'or < Shanghai.
SUEZ— ArriTed July 24 r -Br atmr Cyclops, froai?
Tacoma. 'J for London. -
...-CHEItBOURO— SaiIed July 19— Fr bark Boa-
ebampn,. for . Saa Francisco. \u25a0 -• - \u25a0 "••.'\u25a0
SHANGHAI — Sailed July : 24— Br stmr,Dako
tah, \u25a0! for i Canton. -O." ;f,r ?\u25a0;- - v y----'-.* : -.."..- \u25a0 ic--;- '
•it SINGAPORE— Sailed July. 20— Ger »tmr \u25a0 Ara-_
eoola, \u25a0\u25a0< for ? New York.' \u25a0\u25a0.•-•" - -\u25a0 .-.\u25a0•• -
OCE.\N STEAMERS - •-.\u25a0»».'\u25a0
/.NEW i YOßK— ArriTed July 2*— Star , Presi
dent -Lincoln,: from: Hamburg; »tmr Nord >\u25a0\u25a0>
ika, from Genoa. ;
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