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COMMUTERS BEAT SEALS
BY THREE TO NOTHING
Barney Joy Has Off Day and
Barely Escapes Being
Supplanted
"»«*iL'LTS OV GA3XCS
wckia "». ** San Franclnco, O.
I** -Vk K p»^ / T, Portland, 3.
STAXDIX& OP THD CLL'BS
AY. L. Pot.
•'*« Anar«-lc» ..• BS 44 Xft.^
>«n FrasrUco K9 HI M3a
nckl«n<l 6T «J
fortlanrt 39 03 jss2
Wijd Bill D«ver<«aux'* simian stunt:
sot on the nerves of Big Samey Joy
early in the baseball battle at Free
man* park. Oakland, yesterday after
noon. As a consequence the pitcher
from the land of poi loet some of his |
control and passed throe of the red>j
headed josher's fellow players in sue» \u25a0
cession fcftcr Bill had noaked one of ;
Barney's best in the fifth frame for
three-quarters of a homer. The wild 1
man did not have to extend himself
in the last quarter. He was forced to i
ecor« when the Jollied Jey sent Carnes. j
Smith and Van Haltren walking to the
first station as fast as the utupire could
call four balls on each baUman. Man
ager Danny Long was on the point Of
taking Joy out of the box when Helt-j
muller terminated the tension by strik
ing three times and hitting nothing
that anybody could notice. In all
Barney gave six baces on balls and
flailed to connect for his usual brace Of
hits. The same «nded; San Francisco,
6; Oakland, 3.
Carnes twirled well. He allowed but
two safe swats and coaxed nine of the !
Seal* into reaching- after something
that looked l!Ke a baseball, but -was
not where It seemed to be when they
made their reaches. The Oaks accumu
lated but four eate cracks from Joy's
offering*, so that the loss of the game
by Mahler's minion* was not all the
bijr fellow's fault. us
Van Haltren'e forces gathered in
their first tally in the, lnitial Inning.
After Smith had been p\ut out of the
{To;ni? the old leader rapped out one
.that put him on first. He stole second,
moved to third on Heltrnuller's out and
came in on Eagan's hit. The second
run for the Oaks was developed in the
fifth. In the ninth Bliss was handed
one of Joy's passe*, advanced to the
half way stopping place on Bigbie's
bunt, took third on Haley's sacrifice
and romped in on Devereaux's slow
bounder to Eagran.
While In the act of heading: off a
\u25a0rround drive from Bigrbie's bat in the
sixth Mohler injured his left ankle and
was forced to leave the field. Tay
Etrelb, Jule'e brother, was substituted
and accepted six chances without a mis
play. An unusually large crowd for a
Tuesday game was in attendance:
Th« score:
>> v->.*v. Oakland
_ ,«\u25a0 . AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Pm!ttv 1. f. ... 2 0 1 0 1 0 1
Vno Hsltron, «•. f. ..2 1 ft 1 ft 00
riPitnrJler. r. f 4 0 o 0 00-0
I- -run. m 4 0 1 0 « 3 0
£;'«. c 2 10 fl n 0 0
fW*. « 3 0 1 0 12 0 0
"•>. 3 0 O O 1 8 0
TteTprxmux. Sb 4 1 1 ft * 2 0
Carnes. p 2 0 0 1 0 2 0
Totals «jjs T 1 1 «7 12 *1
SAN FRAN-CISCO
_ AB. H. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Rfcanffcnewy. r. f. ..4 O 0 1 0 1 A
Mob>r, 2h 2 0 0 0 1 S 0
Wh^!«r. «\u25a0 4 0 1 0 1 a 0
HiNJebmna, I. t 4 0 O 0 1 0 «
\IZ™- 3b 3 0 112 6 0
W|j;i«nj. lb S 0- 0 0 IS 2 1
Ppeaeer. «. f. 2 0 0 O 10 O
Street, c 3 0 0 O S7'l 0
Joy. p a 0 0 n 0 1 0
Streib, 2b 8 0 0 0 8 8 0
Totals Jfl *0 •"2 ~2 27 IS 1
\u25a0 SCOEE BY INe^INGS
OskUnfl 1 O 0 0 1 0 0 ,0 1~3
BawtiU 1 « 0 ft 1 1 10 ft—4
8«n Francl*«> O 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 o—o
Basehits 0 ©0 O 1 1 0 0 O—2
BCMMABT
Thre« b»*P hit— Dettresnr. Sacrlflf* hits—
Birltb, Blrhie. Haley. First bas* on called
bal!*— Off Caraes, 1; off Jot. ft. Stfnfk ftnt.
B.r^Csrn^s. 8: by Joy. 2. Double plays— l n» In
ti>"TVilll«njp to Irw-io: Kyan to Hair-y to Bljrbl*
Tim* of jame — Oae boer *5 taiontes. Cnspire—
Pcrrine. •"-.;. 5-.-
ANCELENOS BEAT BEAVERS
Game Played ia Hottest Weather
Known in Years
PORTLANT). July 30.—The Los Aii
ptles team won from the home nin«
today, Sto 8. Considering the weather,
\u25a0which was the hottest in years, with
the thtfrflonseter over the 100 mark,
this was going: some. The score:
LOS AXGKLEB . .
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
Bernard, c. f 3 1 0 0 O 0
Carifcle, 1. f........ 4 2 2 2 0O
Brßttear. 2b ;.... 4 1 1 l »'" *
Dillon, lh ." ..4 1 2 14 3 0
FJlis, r. f 4 0 1 0 0 1
Smith. 8h 3 0 12 3 "0
P^lmas, es 4 0 0 2 6 0
E«»rir. c .• :.... 4 0 1 3 0 1
Na^le. p 4 0 13 3 1
Bums, p 0 00000
Totals ...34 8 ' J 87 Ig *6
, PORTLAND
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
Irorett, c. f.... 6 0 1 5 0 0
Nntt. Sb 5 O 113 0
C*t-T. 2b 6 0 2 2 2 0
MoCreflie. r. f » 4 O 2.1 00
AthrrtoX 1b.... 3 1 0 12 1 0
Bassrr. I. f.... ..3 12 10 0
Donatane. c 4 1 o-430
Far. m 4 0 0 15 2
Oroom, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Schimpff, p ../.. 401020
ToUls \u0084..37 3 8 27 1&, *2
RONS AND HITS BY INNINdS
Im Am1M...... ! 6 3 i 0 0 i 0 o—s
BaMhlta 1 141 1 0 1 O n— »
Portlanil ...:..".. O 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0-^-3
Batckitß ......1 0 12 1 3 10 0-^9
BCMMABT
Strock ont— By Gtoom 1, by f&hlmpff S. by
Ka»r!e 1. by Bnrn* 1. Ba»rt (m balls— Off Nsgle
1. off Groom 1. Two base blts^-Branhear, Car
title. Three bu** ftlu— Carli*l#. Casey. Home
ma Dillon. DoDble p'.arf— Donahup to Attcr
ton to Fay to Dona hap : Smith to Dillon to Car>
li*!e. Sacrifice hit*— Bass«y, Smith. Stolen
bsne-^-Dooabne. Flrrt base m> erron-— Los An>
cMm'l. Portland 3. Wilfl pitches— Groom (2).
L*ft 6» ba»e»— Los AnppJes 4, Portland 0. In
n\ng* rUched— By OrOoih 2. by SeMißfilt 7, by,
iKacie i by Boms 1. Baw bIU-~Off Groom B.
'\u25a0wt Scblmpff 6. Time.of rame — 1 hour and 45
\u25a0> tastes.- Cmpir*— Derrick.
Entries at Seattle
rirst rice— Fit* furlongts, , B*Ulc*:
lianHMtahort ......1121 JSO3 rorest Ro*« ..103
"JniSSSn- Jr....ios im ft. b«ip .....105
lUO CanaeUa* . ..1051 .... Galvea .......Iwß
seceud ract— rtr« fnrloc««, Bellln*:
874 ProcraEtloat* 111) 18«{ Dr. Kowell ..10«
llil Km»»..lU 1522 Mis* Proto .;164
$l» cffitrlx ...1W X 154 Kaoev W ... 85
1510 Pr. Vrbeel»r..lWl ;... Voutfi ........ 1U
Tblrd r«x*~ One soil* «« 80"y*rd«.' MlUn*:
rnnTiJ B SmiO>..im l*3B ; Royal Scot . ;UO9
ImsiXmdt i..-..;UX ISI4 Jackfull; v.r.;ioa
1819 McG^ Princ*..lH 1330 Miss Bowdi.b. 104
(181?)Stoma V.vV..l<» .... Ma/ HoUidty.lo9
rotxrth r»c«^-On« «nd_a «Ut**fitl« iailM, han
dlcap: ' -\u25a0
i»<mi tioeistlUa .... 1141(1 J25)ra8ny»Me ......100
' 1102 jSfooyae ...107 OS81) Johnny o Lyons.,S7
1277 rtU B*«t ••• I< >« Wls <2>lm., Swe*p.. 87
"mi*? A*t**>»-™ IS3I Trew. Seeker. St
(1312) H. >tcGoyaa..loll.
flfUi r»e^-On« *** * ilxtoeith" mUm, «eUin X :
:lli mv. B.IIIIV ..IQ7 •*
Slrti raceH«T» ud • b*W furlongs:
i«M Twn»e* "";.'.'..". IW] 12SS Tarora^. ".*.... 107
ROAST STARTER WHEN
HE IS NOT AT FAULT
Seattle Racegoers Angered
by Mishap to King
of Mist
J. R. Jeffery
SEATTLE. July 30— Th« racinpr at
The Meadows today was marked by. a
vigorous demonstration directed against
Starter Mcknight when King of Mist
was left At tho post in the fourth rat! e,
after he had been played Into favorit
ism. Vzir minded observers considered
the demonstration entirely Uncalled for,
the mishap trhieh resulted In the leav
ing: of thft favorite having, been due
to the inexperience 'of "no'yiee-. rider
McEwen. whosfe efforts to beat the baf^
rier with Black Cloud resulUd in the
catching at the webbing undef , hts
hOrse'S head when' the machine ; was
sprung. In the • mixup. that followed
the favorite was \u25a0 left: McXnight has
been ffivlhß pttit edsed service at' the
Wrrier, today's unfortunate incident
being virtually the only miss h« has
made since the dpening 1 days of the
meetlnfc. - . " :
I Although Only two favorites were
(successful, the; Other 1 winners were
j well Supported and the. books had none
i'the better of it. , .-• ;,
Jockey Manders* brilliant form in the
saddle was a feature of the -racing.
He duplicated today his feat of 'yester
day in piloting three, winners." If the
boy continues to show the form -In
which he is now rifling he will head
the list of winning jockeys her*. He
probably will ride at Emeryville next
winner. . .
Judge Egbert announced today that
if F. M. Smith would .ship Mamie
AISOI here from . Butte the associa
tion would hang up $1,500 in add4d
monej'.for a four mile .race • a month
or so hence between Mamie Algrol, I^os
Angeleno and such other ' horses as
may care to tUh. Loe Angrcleno, which
defeated, Mamie Algol a nose in the
Thornton and agrain In thft. Thornton
renewal at Emeryville, is already here.
Four horses changed hands by the
claiming: process today. C. C. McCaf
ferty became the owner . of King of
Mist and Croix. d'Or.. Hutchirigs &
Abbott acquired Foncasta and R. Gut
ter took Colonel Bronston.
T. Wittier arrived from Denver; to»
day with Electric Spark, Koenlgen and
other horses.
Book Maker Comlskey of the Falstaff
club arrived last night from Califor
nia and will cut in soon.
Jockey Mcßride-is here prepared to
accept mounts, for the first time since
hiß fall at Montreal. , ',
The stewards have ordered Search
Me returned to A. L. Bell, the trainer
who claimed the horse for Barnes &
Co. having .bad no authority to act for
his partner. -
Jockey Oross will have an enforced
vacation of three days. Starter Mc-
Knight havlnff suspended the boy for
his failure to get away from the post
yesterday with Canardo &nd Pellgroso,
two heavily played favorltts. Jockey
Davis i* down for two days on account
of misbehavior at the barrier.
Jim Neil is expected here tomorrow
from Oakland.
Seattle Selections
J. R. Jeffery
First race — Kismet Jr., Import,
St. Bed*. I
Second race— .Money Moss, Dr.
Rovrell, Princess Wheeler.
. Third - race— Kermlt, Storma,
McGrathiftaa Prince.
Fourth race— Joe Coyne, Hush
McGo-ivan, Fred Bent.
Fifth race— Miss RUlle, Santa
Umr, Datifnl.
Sixth race — Xattie Bumppo, Bu
colle, Grace G.
The Call's Form Chart of Raws at Seattle
SBATTL2. Jaly BO.—T*-eaty.seteßtß day. Weather fine. Tract fast. H. H. Egbert, pre
sldiag judg»: Arthur McKnight, tuner. _ .-../-'; . :.- ._-,.-..- 7 7,1 . 7. ..
; 4 OAf\ FIBST RACE— rive md a naif furlongs; purse; maldea 3 year olds; vaiue |250.
lndct-1 Horse. |Wtj St. Str. Fin.. | ..Jockey. \ Op. hCLv
IZS4 Mechlin "."..."..".. 106] 2 Tl 1 6 "* JKeogn ....... 7-2 11-5
130? Lncky Lad ..107 1 S 3 2V, * Wright ...-..: 15 20
1326 Calmar ...• ..107 7 4ta 32. McClaln ..... 11-5' 1
1279 Blsaimo ..107 6 3tf 4 2 MentTy ...... 12 SO
13JC ScbdOlbell .......:.... 105 S : 5 1 5 1 E. -Sullivan . . 8 . _. 12 \u25a0
1826 Cadet. II 107 8 7 3 6 4 Riley ...;..... ;30 '40
1279 Anopu« 10? 4 62 78 Hayes ;.......- 15 :.. 25
.... Colo&el Warwick ;i .-...110 5. 8 2 82 „ Leeds ;...... 20 100
1279 Qold Ledge ............................. [lO7 ft }.P ..". fl '7 - HolComb ...; /80J 80
Time—:23Vt.-:*5V4. 1:06%. Mechlin, 7-10 place; i-3 show. Lucky Lad, 7 place; 6-2 show.; Cal.' ;
mar. Out . show. Start fair. Won easily. . Second : clererly. - Third 7 driven. - Mechlin :-, grt t
avray well and breezed In. Lucky Lad was second because Calmar got away poorly and
had to take the orerland. \u25a0: \u0084 -, \u25a0\u25a0.* - :' ... :. \u25a0 .-.\u25a0 .-., .;.\u25a0\u25a0:..._..:.
, < o^l SECOND ftACE— Mile and fifty yards; Selling; 4 year olds and upward; value $250. ,
lndgi.| "- ...\u25a0Hots'*. \u25a0>.' -. -.':' |Wt| g^ _\u25a0;. Str. Fia. \u25a0-_ \ \u25a0\u25a0- Jockey. ._: I Op.-. -Cl. \u25a0
1315 Leash ...1107 d 5 1-1 n MaOders .... o^-8
1293 Crolx dOr .........:..' ;..... 108 1 8^ 22 Gross ....... 3-2 6-5
1318 Fonea«ta 104 5 1h : 3 4 Ryan: .;....: ; 6 7
12SG Lovey Mary 167 6 ,0h 41 Hftye« -:..'.... 10 ' 25
1319 Capsble ; 100 2 84' 512 lUley,' V. ; '.: : \ ' (J 10
I2fll I'hy« 107 4 41 . flh McClain ..... 15 £0
1815 Crtßll 102 7 21 7 3 \u0084i Mentry . .. .... ,8 0
131 ft MeGrathlana Prince .....;.'. 109 10 9 8 3 Keogh .;...;. 10- 20 ;
. SO Royalty. ••• ....;. 109 8 71 8 . Palms ....;;. 716 60
ISIO B»i=lg Vasey .................. r.... 107 3 ___ Polled tip W. -;- Kelly: .;i| ;10 25
Time— :24»4. W&. 1:14H, 1:40%, 1:4*5,4. Leash, 8-5 place; 7-10 show. <Oroix dOr, 8-5 place;
1-4 show. Foacasta, c-6 show, start good. Won first three I driven!' - Leash \u25a0 lay away for
flte furlcnrs, got through on the rail and wore down the leaders in -the stretch, v Crolx
dOr waited Oo roccasta for sis furlongs aud then raced to tbe front, but . stopped in the
last sixteenth. -_j___ - -_\u25a0\u25a0 __ .' - ...-- --..[."A 1 ..•-..'' .. -.. ..-'^ :_;.: : ..\u25a0.:..•_.- v; :.. 7 :..\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0;--»- -
\u25a0j «3y4 O Tlliuri EACE--OnB mile; aelllngj 4. year olds and upward; Talu*. $250. -;
Indet-I- ."'. - ''\u25a0 kbrse,. '_' ~ ~ -'""-'.[wtL "st.r Btr. '\u25a0"\u25a0'> Fin. I ' JocXey. >- 1 ypp. Cll
131(9 Jack Ltttl* ..:.. 109 1 22 1 8 'iLeeds \u0084:„..'. 8-2 li-16
1S1« Bessie Welfly,. ;.....;. 107 L 6 -, 12 . ; 2 4 Oaliado ...... 10 • 12.
1323 Dota 1... ........ 102 3 .4r %4 3 M McHae ...... 10 .10
1316 Pay Me ..........;... .:.... 109 7 75.44 Palms ....... IS> 16
1317 Caroburn ;.............'........... 107 8 ,6 b -\u0084 5 1 Hayes ...;... 10 8
1321 Hustle Lady ...V........ 109 6, 8 1 fl S LOagud ...... 6 ; 10
1307 Duelist ....... .:......... ...........". 109 2- 0 .% -T 3 Keogh ....... 15 r f 20
1316 Bonnet .........: 107 :•-.-»;\u25a0 0 . ,8 1 BUac (......;. 15 20
1323 Suatlta ;......... 102 ' 4 88' 7 0 •". Holcfttob . . .. .[ 16-80
1316 [Lady Kent .....:..; ,_._.;. ~r..,rT.... ;|lO7 \u25a0 Left_ - j :j [CaUahan .;.._...| 15/' 15
Time— :2SW. :50%, 1:16%, 1:41 H. Little. 1-2 place; -1-4- show. . Welfly,. 4 place; - 2 show
Dora, »2 6how. Start poor, won easily. Second handily. -i Kext two driven, x Jack Little
won despite an atrodousiy bad ride. Bessie Welfly pocketed Little on- tUe; far turn and
- ' (stole \u25a0 a lead of 1 two lengths, but could not hold , her . advKUtage. Dora ; I and • Pay ,Me
finished fast. - \u25a0- . -.\u25a0'.:.'._,'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-", "v." v . ..-;' . .•\u25a0•\u25a0-•'\u25a0 . r - . ;.;^ 7-7--- ... 'i-;-' 7' ;: : '\u25a0;-'--.-; :."'\u25a0'.'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- :
\'*>A'\ )^6URTiI RACK^-One mil^ sfelllng,,4 year.olda anfl upward; .value; $250*. -
inde*in .....'\u25a0. ...\u25a0\u25a0 Hor 8 *- - ... "'"* j w t| St.;. -"str.".. * FtnT ;(. Jockey] • | Op.'^cT
.. UhS Melar .1 ..^ .......... ............... 107 ;S " 2 3 •' 1 2 ; Manfltrs :-.... .]\u25a0' 8 ,10
WO.) Grrolettp 102 3 11 2H Buxton .. 10 20
lIP, Colonel Bronston 109 Vl-- 8 8 3 8 Palms ....... 3 13.5
»lft Ray \u0084107 2 4 1 4 H W.:Ke11y..... 7 8 6-2
ISI7 Jlngler A....:r.; 109 6 5 2 8 4 Blley \u0084..;;.. 15 20
1304 T011er:.... .107 4 0 1-66 Archibald .".Y. - 1 i Jl2J 12
1317 BUik Cloud ....... ......*.."....:... 109 .7 T , <7" McEwtn ..;.": . 20-<iso
124 C King 6f Mist . ..;.V.........;. ...i..(109 18-. Pulled up Mentryj;;. ;.;. _n. B-2 ' _: 6-5
TlnTe— :26. :49V4, 1:15%. '-1:41 H. Melar. 3 place; 1 show, - - (Serolette, 8 "place; 4 Show. Broa
ston, 2-B ' show. - Start poor, j Won handily." Next • three ' driven. ;. Melar r., 6asllT picked vud
• Oerolette in the final furlong. , Colonel Bronston flnislied well. Block Cloud was Caaeht
In the wtbblng at the start. The resulting :ffllxup caused King _of Mist to be virtually left."
Inmm 7 FIFTH RACfi^-Seven furlongs; selllag; . 3 ; year olds and upward; value, $325. ,-".'.'
Index. I y • . -\u25a0\u25a0 Horse. ... IWtl '.St. '-'•.- S'tr'.'-*'.: ?\xl... :\y~ Jockey I '""l-dpTTcT
(1278) Spring Ban 102 7 -7 4 - 1,1 :5 Manderi .... L i- . i
lSis My, Choic*/;. ...;./.;... *r.".Tn:i;..; 102 s 3 1 24% Haye* >....... -7.2 7
1283 Salable ...V.. ;.....;.. ........;:... 106 :-.. 8- 61 r•B 4 • KeogU ....... \u25a0« " B
(1328) Water Thrush . ....:.:... ..T*.;.;.r. 107 8 7 4h- 4 n W. .Kelly :.. B-8 • 6
1283 Re volt ?.?r.~irr.T^;TTgV;7:.. .-».:... IO? \u25a0.;.-:6'.:- •6 h 5 1^- Lo»«ie'..;.;. ,15* r
1278 Pickaway ................ ....;.'.7.\ lQfl 4 2U 7 6 M McClain ...... \u25a0."\u25a0••«'- r
« 651 I, Told ; STo« 104 71 •817 h Gross '.:;..-;;. 20 -so
1323 I'm. Joe ......:..... 107 9 9 ,82 \u25a0 Mcßae ;...;. 15 20
\u25a0 liSjTitna n»;>. _.".. <..:..;........ ..r...v. lfce J(^ _yr: : 6 . iMentryt;:;...};. \u25a0-.6i-~,iQ
time— 23 V*. :«*. 1:13K.-1:26H. Spring; Bsn.^-C •place; f 2-6 * Ihirw. My -Choice, Vls-J? toiaeeP
- a-5 sbow. .. Salable. 1 »how. start : good: Won y- cleverly; ' Next * two j driten^r,. Spring « Baa !
bugged the rail on ; the stretch ; turn and bad little < trouble '. winning. My « Choice - was s ai>
ways th« contender. Salable flnished ; wall. Pickaway t and Tltns . II stopped/ ..;-; -- .. ; : . v; .
m o/l C siXTH &AC£— Five furlongs, \u25a0 purse, -3 year old* and • upward ; «, value, • $250. .\u25a0-.-- .- \u25a0\u25a0)
AOttO.*' -. \u25a0 '- ; . .1 :. ' ... '-*'-r -."».."«. "?,. '. =\u25a0 *".;: ;.;.->.. \u25a0 •\u25a0"-\u25a0 - : ~~-l.;?^-"*-i «' ; > /^•'ftv,'-^--^^' :-.' •'\u25a0\u25a0'-. \u25a0'/;'
tndex.|"^~ - \u25a0 - Horsa. . -'_'-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. ..^ |Wtl St. -Str, \u25a0_ - Ftn, -^ |' :>-.: >-. Jockey' .'>'--. | . Opl^TcT
"1832~ Nappa .-.'. .......................... i. 103 -6 - .-i.lV'-i -l : -' : -.- W. ; fcelljr. . i .". r 7-2 \u25a0- 18-8 '
1832 8nc01ie. .....-..-....'..:.:....;...:..; 109 • S;lh h- Alarie^.v... a £1.5
mi Betty ...;..:;......... ......7...... 107 g- 5V4 81 , ; gross. ;T.;;r. :30' -40
ll»2 Rigtorti^m»M;r.... ..".-.::..:.".; 107 il7v.^B hi 8 2ir Palmar.'.;™.. - 7-i
\u25a0-.-.:.> Peppsr-and5a1t;. ....:.. ........... OS .4 72 62 •> 80yd.^..:..:. 1 15 { 100
1333 Vl«ada^..... ...........~.... ......... 107 .8, 8 78, A: iWright:... 7... 4 7.H i
y 628 JLaCene ................. 107 ; 1 »-<2 2 .8 - 3 . - \u25a0 jMandem f. .,-. 720 725
Time— :23, \u25a0 (47%; 1:00%. - Nappa. 7-8 puce; 3-s '• ahow. Bncolic,- 4-5 place; 2^ abow. Betsy" i
fi show. - Start - good. , Won first , fonr "\u25a0 drlv en. "v Bucolic raced ; Lacene into ? SRbmiSslon but'
\u25a0 had nothing left , to ; stall off Kappa ' s 1 1 rtng : clotlnf sprint. <c Betty; cam* from I behind carnal* I
and wIU 4a. Kooie Lucille stopped after Bnowlilg ipeed.- Meadahad no Ipeed. \u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0-\u25a0
THE: SAN IRA^CISCO; GALL, '.WEDNESDAY^ OTJLY 31, 1907;
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Big Liner Mongolia Arrives ; Prom the
: Orient W^
Crowded with passengers and carry
ing nearly 6,006 \u25a0 tons ' of cargo," the : Pa
cific; Mall Hrier Mongolia/ Coptain R. :\u25a0 H.
Hathaway,, arrived SyesterMay; from the
Orient ; and' Honolulu. ;\VThe 1 blgiHiier
never looked \ pfettief thin :i in ' yester
day's bright sunshine. -f The voyage* Just
ended will s be .the Mongolia's, last fdr.
sdme months. .When", the :,'cargO has
been 'discharged s the -feteamshlp will be
turned . over, to ;. the Union ; Iron -works
for ' permanent repairs' of ; the
sustained on (thd.reef'at-Midway.- The
temporary ' patched covering \u25a0\u25a0 tH6 ,; r6ef
wounds 'will be-torfidnt-iand the/dam
aged plates replaced -.by.j new,, Ones.- The
Manchuria .will : sail 7 August^ in" the
Mongolia's, place. 7' ' '\u25a0"\u25a0'•;',» - \ .
Among the Mongolia's;' passengers
\u25a0from Honolulu were'many \u25a0 well: known
'society 'people, v One large; party 'from
here JiAve been spending; three .months
at the Parker- p)antatlon?bn Hawaii as
the guests of \u25a0 Mr.- and .Mrs. ' Fred, S.
Knight. ; In : the farty : .were Mrs. M. ; AY
Newell, Miss; 'Newell, '«•- Miss -Alma
Haines, Mrs- Erafik 'G;- Smith. Miss
Thelma- Parker, J Mrs. ,: Bu8h;-.Finnell,
Philip FinnelU 'Mrs.. Eaton 5 - and >Mr.
and-Mrs." Fred S/,Knlght. :Mr.. Finnell
accompanied -the- party: from' Honolulu
and M. -A;:, Newell -went out >on ' the
revenue cutter, Golden; Gat* 7 ; and - met
the liner In Quarantine..' Thdparty left
here April 23 "on 1 the liner. Korea, .:
Among • the": passengers.*.. was ,:R;- B.
Kidd, a Honolulu • newspaperman, for
riierly I connected* with ' the/ ; local press.
The Mongolia's 485 passengers in
cluded:-.. '\u25a0-,', .; : ',.:.'-:. .'\u25a0-.-:. .
From Hongkong^-Baron Cftrlog' de Cadora, H.
J. C»r!eton,-Chau.KliJ Cbl,- Chut . Sul. Miss E.
Dice. P. S. Drurr.^An Out- O. A. Gallagher.
Mt#. • Q. A; GftiUgUer. ; A. \u25a0X, •, Ourney, K. ,8.
Halle.-'MUs .'fi.-.-- Henley, C. H. -Horn. -TV. H.
Urwellyn. •H. N. L»noy. Mi« C. RMwrtJ;..
Misft M. •r. •Mlss'A. Seldoer,, Mist E.
Sfldner, It. A. SUfford.^' ' ; I '\u25a0- \u25a0. _ \u25a0 ' . -'. *
Shanghal-ia.- B. Coehran. Mrt. J. B. Coehran
and three childrpn^ Louis Get*. Mrs. I^oUlS Oetz,
Mlkh L. IU Oeti, Rev.M. B.Grier, Mrs. M. B.
Orier and four children. L. 8. J. Kristeas6n,
Mr». L. S. J. Krtsteflsen afid. three Children, J.
H. Mon«on,.L. Moo*er. J. ,H. -,K»than; ;pr.\W..
D. Owea? U. 8. X.; B. A. Parkinson, ..Mm.:- H.
P. . i Robert*^ , A. fiobrMber. A. Spltzel. . A:
Stephenson, feh Kwung Tcng/-Mis« P. -0..
Lieutenant 8. \u25a0Williams. U. S. -M. C. ; S. B.
Nagasifei— Miis J. M. Gheer, Mis* M. K.
Seed«. - \u25a0: \u25a0 „. '+, , • '
Kobfe-^Missi M. R. Armstrong. B. H. Bakf-r,
Miss M. J. Barro^i, Miss M. Barttow, C. Car.
rlgan, Mrs. C. Oarttgan. : J. L. Gerdinv Miss J.- :
C* ' Hounshell, U. Ogawa. A. M: Sljurrocks,' Mrs.
A. M. Suanwks and thrift ChiWren. ;-^; -^ ; /.
toVAhama— l. Aoyapl,. Mrs. 'J. C. Cocbran.
Miss J. C. Cotfhran. W. E. Coffin, C.« E.-_ Ellis.
M. Gray Jr., Mrs. E. Pruyn Harrison, Dr. H.
Hlrscul, T. Kcaishl, K. F. Lehman. : Mrs. \u25a0 L." B.
Miller, n. H.- Myers, Mr*. J.- H. Nolan, S. X...
Setorance, ' T. Stlckney, Mrs. J. H.:- Thompson,
Master J. H. Thompson,- Mis* H, :C. • Yates, F.
Barbour, Mts* E. B»ss. T. Cock. Al-ran B. Doe,
F. Goflnjr. B. Guggenbeim. Mrs. H. E. Hea
cock, Mrs. T. V. Hunsaker. Miss' B. M.
Latham, Mlm E. " M." Maltby, George A. > Millar;
Mrs. A. B. Meyer*, MUs A. St. J. Nolaa, Mrs.
S. L. SeTerance. Mrs. T. Stlckner, Mius E. B.
Thompson,- Lieutenant., Commander: M. 7 -Rill
man, Mrs. T. Burbour and maid,' Joseph \u25a0 E.
B!en, Mrs. T. Cook and infant, Mlsft Alleen Doe.'i
Mrs. M. H. Gray, Mm. J. . H. Hunter, Miss A.
F. , Heacock, Miss ,F. X: Hunsaker, Mrs. R. H.
Lasbbrook, Miss K. F, Maltby. Mrs. M. Mitchell,
J. H. Nolan, Mrs. C. S. Perr, Miss M. H.
Screrance, J. H. Thompson, Mist E. C. Thomp
son. Mrs. E. W'lttman. \u25a0 \u25a0 - •
Honolulu— W. D. Barlow, . B." R. Browning,
Mrs. N. O. Brockley, Captain A. Bodero, B. V.
BazaU, Mrs. B. V. Razuta, Miss Elizabeth Ba>
xata. Mrs. 11. R. Bradford, Hiss M. Bradford,
O. L. Blew, P. J. . Gross, Mrs. . F. J. Gross,
Master Cecil Gross, Mrs. L/B. Crooks and «on,
Miss Lake, . William . Crook,' Miss A. Cassldy,
Miss F. Cassldy, D. A. Cox, Percy L. Datls,
Dr. A. J. Derby,- Mrs. A.'. J. Derby. Albert
E. Derby. Mrs. E. B. Derby. -Mis* A. E. Datis.
Mrs. H. Eaton, DaTid Forbes, Miss Ferrler. Bu«h
Finnell, Mrs. Bush Finnell. : P. . Fianell, ; A. F.
Franca. Miss M. B. Fairtveather. Mrs. S." Gray,
M. L. Heeft. Mr*. TT. : L. ; Howard, C. HUBtace,
Miss A. C. Hnstace, Miss E. Florette Hodpdon,
Dr. A. H: Hufldy. Mrs. M. A. Hill. Mrs. A.
Hocking, - Ml*s • Sybil Hocking, W. W. l Harris,
Miss A. Harris. Frof. Darld S.- Jordan, U. <• B.
Kldd, F. . S. Kntcht, • Mrs. V. \u25a0S. - Knljrht and
maid, Mtus Van Aukeh..Ret. < J. Kettrldge. Mrs.
J. Kettrldpe. A. H. Ton'der Lelth, S. H. Mosm,
R. Menefoplei, H. D. McCrabbe, Miss A. Ma
loney, Miss ,1. Mertel, ; Colonel George W. . Mac :
Weather^ Repbrt
United States \u25a0 Department of\"-'-AjrrWiiltn'riJ, \u25a0
Weather BuWitt—San FrabPlSOrt.tJuly 30.--1007. •
, RAINFAtL-J DATA' \u25a0 .• ' , v V
•:.-.,\u25a0 " Paßt.":-gsae<mal,*';"Kor-
• Statiens-^ , 24 Botirg.v -t6dnt6. ' \u25a0 mil!.-.
Eureka ....'..., 0.00 \u0084 , T. • r '-\u25a0 OH
RedUluff (i.w ,T. '• ' 0 110
Sacraittentd,\u25a0'.:.,...:... 0.00; 00.00 * A.OO
San Krancisco ......... O.ort - * >.... x. *: 7 . rt.ol
•San Jose ......:.. 0.00 , .00.00 > >'.~;r'i 000
Krejno ... 4. .'0.00,.. .00.00 -\u25a0-:\u25a0" ft.O^
!iSan LUIs f OblspO .... :\u25a0 Q.OO '.. * o"o.(K) \u25a0'\u25a0' N0 01
Iah \u25a0 Augele* .\u25a0...;..\u25a0..'.'"0.00\u25a0:.••>:;\u25a0 ott.oo ,\u25a0-\u25a0:; o.ea'
S*n':-Diego\u25a0'.':lv::::.'.: 0.00 ": ; 00,03 ,7.;0.00
I; .-•.-:.,.„ : I -:.Sj^gg; |^ff!
:-t STATioxs.;:-, B:: ;-. -_ -..\u25a0.-,: | >;. a
'.'j., /\u25a0 • '? I 1^ ': t 7-. ?/v
1 Boker ..-.......30.06-88,*'..>vXW.vClear ' -..Of)
, Bolso -.. ;'\u25a0*..;; ;r.2f1.98i; 04," 62 .W. - Cli Jar ;>\u25a0".oo
i Kureka .1.. .-...80.10 'C 4 52- W : Clear - .00
JFloßstaCf :":... :30.00 'S2 '54 N \u25a0' Cloudy .'' .04
I Fresno :....".. .20.55' 98," 62 * W • "Clear \u25a0 '.00
independence ..2».90; 04 .5)5 RE Clear .0.1
Kalispell ......30.12 SiH-2 ;S Clear I .03
Ixm-Angeles V.'.ZO.CO- 78-- 50 -W •> CUar :O! .Oil
! Jlodena ..:..20.92 , f»2 - f.4 RW Pt.Cldy .00
iMt.^Tnmoliials.no.OO- 7.1 80 : "B.''., C.eaf - .00
North • Head :.;20.ft8 .- 70 vCI; SE Clear «-. -.00
Phoenix r .'.;,. v .2076 104 -82 N';. Pt.Cldy,^.oO
P. Re.Yes Llglit;Bo.o2--62 'S.V'Nf- Olesr:-- .00
Portland ..20.50 102; 60' NE: Clear ''.',OO
ItM Blurf ... < :MM" PC .64 I f»K - Clear . . .00
Reno ;.. 29.02' 92 :58 SW Clear - .00
; Rogebura ...,".^20.02 100 •62 NW ' Clear V.OT
I SacraruSfnto 1.. :20:ort M;- 6rt rS \u25a0 S clear *^kn
Salt /Lake ..';»: :20.Q6i/!) 4- R4 XW, Clear ' .00
SanrDlego .:..2f1.94v'70,74 NW Clear" .00
San Francisco..3o.o4 '64 •. 5B W/V C!earv: ".00
San -Jose .....;30.02 7(l' 58/ NW Clear ' .09
San Lnis.Obisp63o.o2 70-f8- W Clear \u25a0 .00
S.,R.' Farall6n. .30.05' «1 : 57; NWr'Pt.Cldy \u25a0 .00
R<»Attle ........20.86 '92 152 N . ':: Cleflr • .00
Spokane :.:....30. OS'B9-; 00 \u25a0'\u25a0 N- > Clear r - .00
Tatoosh .......80.00-:74"' SO. W .\u25a0\u25a0•-•Clear': *.00
Toadpah '......2!).P4: 86 64 SE . Clear . .00
Walla \u25a0 .30.00 OS 1,.7 vW. > Cleir - .00
Winnemucca ...-"9.M • P2" M;:N- • < Cleari'; .03
Yuma:'.........29.76 104r 73 SW.yPt.Cldy .00
\u25a0 -v.^isSYNdPsia;~v.\i:-i .-\u25a0\u25a0-,..;\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0:\u25a0
'. There has • been \u25a0a ; rise -In i pressure \u25a0 over the
mountains of northern. Idaho • and|eastern' Wash
iiigton. '.Warm, 7 dry. northeast winds prevail over
the;northwestern portkm<of! the country,'and In
consequence some unusually jhlglv' temperatures
have ..resulted. ;At ..Portland?a ..maximum j.tea*
\u25a0 perature: of ' 102 degrees 5 is" reported/, and - even
along', the immediate coasts temperatures^, are
phenomenally • high. \u25a0 Over .the; southern half, of
tuei| Pacific slope .trpicah'summer -weather, pre
vails, with high afternoon temperatures = in.- the
interidr. \u25a0 i Cloudy, showery; weather i prevails lih
the • valley of the Colorado! and | southward ..into
Mexico. A thunder storm is reported at Phoenix.'
and light.rain has fallen.at Yuma and FlaestanV
Conditions favor more showers \u25a0in \u25a0 the. valley- of
the 1 Colorado. • -\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0•-.,--.\u25a0•-'. •';
\u25a0\u25a0 :* ... \u25a0 FORECAST. . \u0084 -v";:'--.. \u25a0
•San Francisco and :»lcinlty—Fair I Wednesday;
light • north: wind, ehfinglng,' to west."; - :.-.-? v: •.
Santa Clara valley— Fair .."Wednesday,! warmer;
light-north-winds,'-- .\u25a0 \u25a0>\.o^ ;;. -; v J . -;..,•
.Sacramento valley-—Fair-Wednesday, warmer;
\u25a0ljght. south winds, changing-to north. '. \u25a0\u25a0
-San JoAqUln valley—Fair Wednesday,- continued
warm;, light-north winds.-*->.-»• -;.'.-^.~- \u25a0-\u0084-;-.
Los Anseles and vicinity—Fair s Wednesday,
possibly thunder, showers:. in ,the mountains .in
\u25a0the afternoon; light northeast; wind, changing Ito
west. -. \u0084-\u25a0'\u25a0 : .\u25a0 • \u25a0 \u25a0-..- \u25a0\u25a0V-.; -. -.-,'. \u0084\ .i - \u0084 -'. \u25a0 .
;.- -! A. - 0.. McADIE.-; District Forecaster. = j
farlane,!'Thomas J. S*olsn;'Mrs?iM. A. -Newell,
T. •: Nakatnura, Mrs. f A.-- R. > Orr, \u25a0 Mrs.- C.' L. Orr,
Miss'L. O'Netll, J.-T;:-Parkinson. j Mrs.' J.: T.
Parkinson, Miss S: B.: Parkinson. .R.L." Parkin
son. Dr. M. 0.; Peters; Miss Tnelma Parker.
J. B. Hyan, Mrs. MM. Rule, Mrs. ll.' Robinson,
C. Rea, A. i BobinsW, 'Mrs.; A. ' Robinson, K.
Nishikawa,' Sinclair Tloblnson;* W. Robinson. -< S.
Robinson, Miss;Elener;Robinson,-.Lester: Robin
son, Mrs.'M. S."Robinson.?Miss K.*.Smith, Mrs.'
Frank Smith, Jmlce : Charles " W.-- Slack, * Mrs.
t!. W. Slack.- Miss Ruth , Slack,: Miss Edith
Slack, F.~. M. Swansy. J.?H. Vivian, J.
rlngion, H.- A. Welles, Mrs.wH.'A." Welles,
Miss s. /N. - .ward, Mrs; *B; Warder, Miss -H.
Zimmerman.- ' : — ~.: i-: '. r ,.•• ~ . \u25a0' >
COAST -SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
6t the Pacific
PORTLAND, July ; 80.— The steamer Costa
Elca sailed - today,: for . San 1 Francisco. «. \u25a0>"': . ., v- - ':
The • American ; schooner. Susie M.'" Plumtner
is coming to - the . Columbia ' river, from Cuaymas
to load - lumber. •• She \u25a0 left the Mexican port
July 8. \u0084= .- - >V :\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0 -V. - .\u25a0\u25a0>. ,-,- -- : . . . .-\u25a0\u25a0
; < The (Steamer Alliance, \u25a0 Captain Olson, : arrived
today and will rail for Coos bay Saturday night.
The steamer Breakwater, < Captain McLennan,
sailed for Coos bay. last night. v . - v
The oil , steamer "Asuncion arrived at 'Ports
mouth : this : afternoon.''-:" The \u25a0. S. W. \u25a0 Porter and'
Argyll I have sailed/.- The steam : schooner Excel
sior • arrived \u25a0 from t San Francisco | last night ,to
load lumber for a return cargo. . • .'. -;* »'
The British tramp steanshtps Knfcht Templar
and Red Hill have been fixed to brlifg coal from
Newcastle. N. S. -W. •; - ,'f . .•-.- ; \u25a0
The en t route fi^et wa» swelled •• this ' week by
the charter of ; the. French bark , Alice : Marie ,: to
carry . « 'cargo of . cement from Antwerp to Port
land. .. It ; comes ' for > W.v P. - Fuller & , Co. '\u25a0\u25a0 and
will bring about 20.000 barrels. • \u25a0; With. the Alice
Marie added Ito the list there Is now 70.723 \ tons
en ; route :. Available a for * grain loading » this :- fall,
which is • more 7 than •at any { time -at i the cor
responding \u25a0) date r during • several years past. 1 . . : It
i« : nearly . twice • the smount '\u25a0 headed . for Puget
sound, thew \u25a0 being -. only • 45.512 \u25a0 tons bound • for
the several Puget, iound ports at ' this time, i
i : The,. German steamer -Eva -will \u25a0\u25a0 brings a full
cargo *to - this bnrbor and San \u25a0 Francisco ' from
Hakodate,. Japan.V. ; r .•'.-'.. • '. -'. , ,
"For, the first time In the history of this port a
full cargo of sulphur will be brought. by steamer
to, this city and Pan Francisco. It will come on
the Gorman . steamer,' Era.
,: Captain A.: Crowe has been retained bf the local
marine underwriters : to i make \u25a0 special inspections
of : a 1 large number.; of ; the : river . boats : plying but
of ':. Portland i whose'; owners are having them in
sured against fire and acCldentß of every, sort.- :
- 6AN% PEDtIO. - July 30.— The schooner Ida
Schnauer, . Captain :- Larsen, . hns nrrived *at \u25a0' Re
dondo from Tlllainook' with 300,000 of lum
ber consigned -. to the " Ganahl , lumber " C6mpanr
of : Los Angeles;.* The j steam schooner James ', S.
Uigglns, -from •: Fbrt Bragg. 1 and ',* the ;..: Steam
schooner." . Brooklyn; ; from -\u25a0 Westport, \* are . •: due
here \u25a0' tomovrow; with i lumber cargoes. ' The » bark
Louisiana, at - Beilingham. . has . boen chartered
to. load., a: lumber ;cargo for: this; port.' ?"\u25a0»
\u25a0 The 1 steam schooner * Daisy Freeman, Captain
Johnsdh, - from ..Portland,- is discharging 1 775,000
feet of . Inmber g for ,i the \u25a0 Southern f Pacinc " com
pany." ~ = /The - steamer 3F. A. •• KJlfturn, is Captain
McLelland,, .' sailed today • for Ban v Francisco
and : way- ports j with:: freight and ;, passengers;
The - steam ; schooner Santa 1 Barbara, t Captain
Staddart, f finished » discharging ' a ; Cargo of . rail
road ties \ for \u25a0 the Ran Pedro, Los * Angeles "\u25a0\u25a0 and
Salt - Lake • steamship . company •-\u25a0 and sailed to
day for -Ventura, -where 800,000 «feet 1 of -lumber
will be ' discharged. The steam : schooner J. > Mar*
hoffer/' Captain -Naypran, arrived \u25a0\u25a0 today,'* fltft
flays , from Qraya \u25a0 Harbor, with " 710,000 fe«t •of
lumber.- -;• Ur^ \u25a0<\u25a0'-'•;'<: <\u25a0 ,T .:•'\u25a0 . \u25a0-\u25a0•: ;-. : : • .?\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0
*\u25a0 -- The steam schooner \ Alcatraz, ' Oaptaltt '> Fred
rlckson, , finished ." discharging ,' a lumber a cargo
today ' and £ Will ; sail . tomorrow • for G reen wood 1 6
reload.*-^.-'- ';--•«. i . i -"'-,T- \u25a0"- :'i \u25a0\u25a0• -. .., :\u25a0'\u25a0, .•,-\u25a0...\u25a0\u25a0,.,-
ASTORIA,' July 80.— The. oil 'steamer, W.Cs.
Porter : sailed today In ballast for San Francisco.
The • steamer Breakwater sailed 1 for j Cooa \u25a0 bay
with> freight; and r;passea «rers. : ?
\u25a0' TneJ stefim«. ? Asuncion 1 has ; arrlted her* from
Mouterey ; witb; a : e»?go of. 8(000 barrels ' Of fuel
oil : for J the ; Standard , oil s company. \u25a0 :•: • k'f s;:.\ •. -; ..
:;The Ufler, Costal Blear; Captain Mason,' arrited
from \u25a0 Portland ' this \u25a0 afternoon ! and , called ; tor^ San
Francisco i With la . general \ cargo \u25a0 and ; passengers.
*'\u25a0\u25a0 The tstesmer -Uoanoke, '\u25a0'; Captain i- Dunßam, \u25a0'. ar
rived ; last f. evening '.; from ' San t Pedro \ and -- way
ports swlth' freight ?and":nassenjrers.-.;\- ; ."-'-x"'
r * Tne \u25a0 oil steamer ,-Argyfl, in ballast : .for; Snn
Francisco, v arrived from Portland; today .and
went to sea, , '- :\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;>."!' ••'•.•. "\u25a0;"--.\u25a0-.,\u25a0 \u25a0
'-;, The Steamer,'. AlHftnce, ' carrying ' freight and
passengers,'* is '! due '• here i from Coos 1 bay. ••• .* -
;'; ' The -barkentlne \u25a0' Chehalis.v, Captain Wikman,
cleared ' today -. for :-.v Antof agasta, > - Chile. >< with
77C, 516J feet. of lumber i loaded at Knappton." Thk.
Chehalls will sail. as, soon; as. a; crew li obtained.
NEWS ;OF! I THE |OCEAIf
,' The steamer - President^.wblch^ sailed* on? Sat
urday i for j. Victoria,'! had s a'\u25a0 ca rgo i consiamed % to
the ,. port • of -i destination ; and to *\u25a0 othw * British-
Americsa \u25a0 cities -\u25a0 valued i at ' $20,480 and ! including
the \u25a0following:.'-?' v ,-k-. >;.-.:--..^;;.-,,, -t^-.-.-c; --i..
'«i 1507; pkgs ; fruits; 40 pkgs onions, : 160 i pkgs I po
tntoeß,> 61 ;J pUW :• Tegßtftbles,^ 28.550 -.: lbs \u25a0 beans;
40,000 .- lbs '•. salt, 1 432 .•\u25a0 gals ? and ,- 42 \cs « win* ,~7 6
M : brandy. / 630 lbs ; cheese, , 844 lbs I coffee,- , 4ftCo
lbs ' chocolate, ' 5 75 sos ?. canned " goods, a 17 «' pltgs
salted s fish, < 18 * Pkw* groceries and « provision*
450 1 lbs x sugar, '. 106(5 \u25a0 lbs J hops, , 220 . kl ta pleklcs.-
Baes b arms ,: and ; ammunition,' \u25a0 6 s bales | burlap
5 : bdls • bags, 125 • rolls and : 4\u25a0• os , roofing,! 68 1 bdls
and 18 pcs iron. IB bdls and 23 pcs steel. 43 kega
rttett.s 27« kern 1 * nails, ; J l4 a pkgs j machinery m v
cyls : gas,"? 95 \ obis '< oil, glB-. cs < sewing • machbes;
; 16 1 eolit = wp«> 4 1 pkg« [ P*tnt«^ tfi pkgs » eiectncai
goods, 762 \u25a0» lbs ; potash,? 128 ' pkgi ? rubber goods,
I roll leather. - - - *
•<In * addl tlon k t6 l th« 'S, foregoing the t steamer
bad kth pkgs 1 machinery, >f valued - T at -\u25a0 $3,517,% *n
route Ito 1 Australia.- and ! 18 : pkgs , wagon • material
and 2 pkgs machinery, valued at $2,153, for New
Zealand. :'^-:- ""-;.-. -\u25a0""> ::\u25a0.; \u25a0-.\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0:.-:..-:.: >;\u25a0\u25a0>-;•\u25a0•?
.\u25a0"- " Siitpmtnt-ot'iPtttitltinm
The BriUsb: tank /steamsr-Wtonsbago was
- ai6 veiucntM .: ef Stcamtn
'.i"l.,^ From.., o-1. »1 Is S.: Steamer. -.-|i DiifA
c*iiao«:':;.:.;;.:."r.'.'.joetQuec..,;.;..Uuly Si
riduoiuJn*~;..r.;...-,". Alameda ...*.... July 31
M«»*J<«aii Ports<::....".". CMracaox ;....:. Joly,:n
NatfalmoT:..f'r:-;".';r... Te»!us?-;.vr.".r;: Jnly;.ll
Niiiaimo;.:.-....'..:;r. Tor<l?n.<(kjold -.'. July.3l
Gr*rs S Harbor - ... r.V:I. >*tnwrK»d ".:. .r:!.Tnly 31
Hntotioidt . *.:.. .*. r :... Enrcka \yi'i...... t Jnly 31
Tahiti #-;r. y;"r:T:vr.r.r.-:;y ;"r:T:vr.r.r.-:; Matlpo*a .-.:r:'.:!.iuiyM{
Pusot: Sound • Ports. :t; : Sonoma v. \. v.~. *.. j July. Si
Humboldt ••.:T.';'.'.*:Tr^ Vftnjjßafd*.":".;'•. Jnly 31
San<Pedr<i* ir n".Trr;'CT;;i(:lias.'.Xelson*i':: Ausf.'*l
WllLipa \u25a0 Harbor ; .;..*..iYc-senilte i .'...:'. Auk.' 1
Humboldt:.;;.";: V..'..l North Fork;.\.; Aur. . l
San i Pedr6l...'.-;;.: 7:."'. I Nome > City .;; Aujr. •\u25a0 1
Seattle &^T«donia;..:. Delhi i.......... Aug. \u25a0 1
KelißlveE .Ports.'.™.". ;';•; Argo?;:. .T,;:.-.. Anjt. 1
San Diego &;Way Ports Pity..6f iPuebl*: Aug.Cl
\u25a0Point-Arena A^Albion.'l: Pomof..;;;;t":.-. Aujr.' 1
SaniPedr« :*.;r;v.T7:r. X; A."'liiiburn.. Ang.xi
PortlandV& Astoria. 1;.'.1;.'. Costa'Rl<*a'r.VT. Aug.-1
Coo»- Bay .vr.*T.':;:'r.T;-. M.> F.Q Plant.f. Aug.*r2
llnmboldt .-.r.........;. I'Oxaona.v^":r;."'. Auy.;?2
San:Pedro ?....".":T..":: Santa? Barbara r. Aug. i 3
San:Pedror;\r.:::tnr: G.>w.'iEid«:v. Au«.;z
Sftn!l'Mro ft.Way.Parts BOnita->-:.'.'...;. Aug.- 3
Puget; Sound sports .V.f. S«nta; Rosa ?;..'. Auj.' -3
UuhiDOMt \u25a0%.":-;".-....-.". ."iditytat'Topekfc. Aug.i"4
Mfrnddcluo' &\u25a0' Pt. sArmsArmsiSea' Foam *::.'.. Aug. -. 4
Portland & t Way Port*.'ftoattoke -'.".-.':.\u25a0;. Aug.--5
>Wiilanai narbbf *:;..;. D.-: Mitchell- ;.'.;.'. Aujr. r>
N«wtYork via Artooa.^.Clty^of.Sydney. Aug. ,0
Sart :Di»jfo A.Way.' PortKlStft te \u25a0' of.-. C*l r.. I Aug. "s S
Satt irPMro \u25a0.';.'?.\u25a0;-.\u25a0; .V.~.. Hanalel-.. .V..:. Atlg." 5
Chiha'^ &=• Japan r? .*t*.'..". I Nippon,' Maru 't: Auav 9
Seattle >A y Taeom>r.\'.". jWa tson v-: T?V. p Ikvg.i ii
->,'.:• f"''r.^..---.-'>-.V' <: JO - SAIL I-\u25a0I -\u25a0 >\u25a0-.:. '•- -»;-.' ';'-\u25a0 :^:\ ~ri '
-',-il?/ D»»tlnatlqttv^ v I'KSteamer \|'3alls |Pler
j '^i~:.~.'•.\u25a0:'\u25a0\u25a0'-:. -1..'., \u25a0 \u0084\-. : ..-:-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ••.
i Coquille River. ..-.*;.;.]Elizabeth "... 8 ptti :16
LosAMejes Ports..;:. O: w.- Bider. oipm ;13 -
i Gr^cs Harbor.s*'.'.::.':'.'. CorAnado .'.. =3 pm >10
.Grays.Harbori::"..i.~;.: Acme .:';.;-. 12,- m t-. 2;
Grays Hafbor^..";;t.y..lCarmelt....: 5 pro V 2*
Hamburgh Js'.Wav.-Ports TUeben;..:. 12 -m rl9;
Los; Angeles; Ports. ..V. Norwood -..". 1 pm 16
Point:7Arena'*:-. r.'rvrv;. 9ea Konm .-. -4 pm r%.:.
Los-Anjeles-Port's..l.'. Hanalel ;.... 4 pm 10;
San * Pedro &iWay P*ts!Coo». Bay ;. 9 am 11"
'-.August 1— \u25a0>.-:.•;-;/> J ....... ; \u25a0_..,. . -\u0084_ 1 \u25a0;-.-.
Astoria. *" Portland.'..JChas.-.Nelson 10' am 20
Coqnllle 81ver..".;...;. Moutorey-. :: i.~?
Honolulu & Kabulul... Nevavlaa ... 3pm :23-
Grays Harbor :..;..... O.Llndauer. 2nms St
Humboldf ..i. '..: City Topeka. lO.oOa .»
Grays Harbor ..; .;"...*. Ontralia'\u25a0>:: 3 pm 10
San.Dlego & Way Port* State of Cal. 10 am '11:
China A Japau...;..... China '.:...: 1, pm \42 '
Honolulu.; ..;.......... HUonian ... 12 m ;Xf> r
-'August 2— \u25a0\u25a0.-.•' '.:'•_\u25a0: -
Gray* Harßor .::,:... Tamalpais'..'. ;'..v'.. !..':"
Hr.mboldt v ..;.. /..:;.. Km eta ;....:. oam 13 .
EeUßirer;.Ports..;;... At»:o 1.:..:.-. 11.am id •
Astoria & Portland.;.. >*6me City.. sinm '16'
\u25a0•August 3— -• v"' \u25a0•' •'-: ?\u25a0 :\u25a0 -' >.j ;\u25a0• --' •- • •-.-
Hnmboldt \u25a0:':.....;...'... Vacffuard \u25a0.. spm 2
Portland &. Way' Port*, O.W; Elder I.Bop 13;
Astoria • A Portland...: J. B. Stetson ;..... 2 '
Humboldt 'T:rr..r.T...: North Fork.. S ptn 20 :
LOS Ahgeles Ports..... F. Kllburn.. 4pm 10
1 Point Arena *'Albion.". Porno ..7... 6 pm : 2
Honolulu ...; Alameda ... ll'am '-T
Seattle A Tacoma.;... Buetman ... I.SOp 00-
Puget Sound Ports....'. Sonoma j.;;. 3 pm f &
S.patt)« : ft ;Taeoma...\. Delhi ...... 4pm ; 9
- August 4-^f :' \u25a0 :': ' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0>;\u25a0'
Humboldtyr...".\u25a0..\u25a0..:.". Pomona .... 10.30 a • 9
San Diejro'A Way Ports City; Puebla. 10 am >ll '
Astoria A Portland.... Costa- Rica.. 11 am -24
.San Pedro & .Way Ports 80f1ita...... 9 am 11 -
Coostßay ............ 11. F. Plant 4 pm 13'
; \u25a0-August:s— :'•••-\u25a0<. ,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0.. ..-.-. \u25a0-. ,-\u25a0 .. .-,
I New-York. Tia Ancon.. San'Jnan.. 12 m 40-
Los. g Angeles ? Ports:.,. Roanoke ... 3 pm 13
•*AURUSt:ft— ' \u25a0• \u25a0; ,: ,; .
Tahiti •..-.-.... Mnrtnosa ... 11 am .7 ;
'r-?"-*\u25a0-t* TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE \u25a0\u25a0'";.^V;i
• V Destination^, -; --|r - :Steamer. |'Date.
Skajtway & Way Ports. Hr-mb01dt.:.... Aug. l
Valdex & Sewardf.:.;. Santa Clarar... Aug. 1
gkattwty * Way Ports. City of Seattle. Aug. 3
Skßjrway & Way Ports. Jefferson .;.... Auk. r4r 4
1 Skagway &Way PorU. Dlrigo ......... Aug. 0
; Nome &ißt. Michael;;. Northwestern .. Aug.<s
SUSRwayi Way PortauFarallon ....... Aug. a
Valdez;& Seward...... (Saratoga ....... Aqg. \u0084«t
Sfcaßwaj- A Way Ports.iSfxsltane ,'..".:.".. Aue. 9
Valdes A Seward...... IPortland :...... [Aug. 10
Nome A; St.,Mlchaei.%.-.|Hyades ......... Axis.lo
\ Nome* St. Michael..'.jvictoria i....... Aug. 16
Vflldea & fieward..;...tYucatan". .".'..... Aug. 16
•<: -:: v WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 . - ;
Sun rises \u25a0..".... ...s:U[Snn sets "..:.... ;.:7:20
Sun : and ; Tide ,
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey — Time
;= and Heights or Tid««;,Fort Point. For city
front (Mission atreet wharf) add 55 minutes.
Time - T{me Time Time
JMy ——Ft — Ft — — Ft - — Ft
j;>. : H^wL . -.-. L W '.:.\u25a0.. H W LV W '\u25a0 :\u25a0.
31:. 4:86 ;«.l 10:02 ,1.6 6:051. -5.2111:36 1.8
Ang '-' - \u25a0 - :- • \u25a0• - -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-- • - \u25a0 . -•\u25a0 \u25a0» . . .
1.. 6:02 4.010:48 2.2 5:51 6.2 ..:.. :..;
r\u25a0-;r \u25a0-; i> w ..." - H w ;. l -w - h w
'2.. 0:40 - 1.8 7:22 - 3.6 11:39 2.7 6:38 6 2
3.. 1:43 0.8 .8:34 3.9 12:34 i 3.0 7:22 5.2
4.. 2:37 0.5 0:35 94.1 1:33 8.3 8:06 6.3
8.. 8:20 0.1 10:26 4.3 2:30 v 8.4 B:4S 6.3
Tint* Ball
Dnited States, Branch Hydrographic Office, Mer
- : chants'; Exchange, - San Francisco, Cal.. July
"•30,-1907.'' ' \u25a0 .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:-. • --\u25a0\u25a0-.--\u25a0-._> \u25a0
The time ball on the ferry tower failed to
drop today.: :-. \u25a0; ' J.,C.' BURNETT, -.:\u25a0••
> .\u25a0'-., \u25a0'. Lieutenant, U.'-S.;N.V In \u25a0 charge.- \u25a0
V. S. Brnnch Hydrograph lc Office
\u25a0 A branch of the \u25a0 United ; States i Hydrographlo
Office. * located at - the Merchants', Exchange, is
maintained in San: Francisco for the -benefit of
mariners, without regard.to nationality and free
of. expense.-: Navigators ' are cordially jlnvited to
visit; the, office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing 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 *v -
• .- V J. C.;BURNETT,k;i;
Lieutenant; D. S. N., ia Charge.";-
cleared yesterday for Yokohama and. Itosakl
with 'l,ooo,ooo. gallons of reSaed petroleum, ral
ned at 155.C00, and 1 soldering machine, falued
at-$300. ; --. .;;\u25a0-•: .\u25a0 , - - .--\u25a0;• \u25a0\u25a0;,-:;-\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Jr ELECTRIC LIGHTED— MODERN . '
VESTIBULED HIGHv- CLASS TRAIN
TO CHICAGO; IN THREE DATS
CROSSES-GREAT SALT.' LAKE AND HIGH SIERRA BY DAYLIGHT
THROUGH WAHSATCH- MOUNTAINS, ECHO AND WEBER CANYON 3.
Southern Pacific-"Union Pacific
SELECT DINING SERVICE - LATEST STYLE OBSERVATION CARS -
GENTLEMEN'S -CAFE LADIES' PARLORS-READING - ROOM .
•#•\u25a0 : ' ; • LIBRART/:^ - : ;—; — .'" ; - - OBSERVATION T ROTUNDA"
/fW''-, DAILYv NEWS; BULLETINS V. 7 MAGAZINES * AND PERIODICALS v %
\u25a0"•T> ; (Siijl7-' : O?A"'rFI?Q-^ • " -"•" \u25a0\u25a0
\u25a0 :77^;: 77^ ; \u25a0;, • ;- \u25a0 \u25a0;\u25a0'.- •- July. 31; August 8. I,' 10,' 19. 20,
\u25a0L; \u25a0, . Stopovers gping and coming— choice of routes- — long time limits
-^^^ SOUTHERN- PACIFIC 7 rrT^K'l7'T' yST?TTTV*^'PQ« UNiox pacific
RB4; Market Street; Corner Powell and 'Eddy* Streets
;_\u25a0':\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0":\u25a0": •".'- v Charters \u25a0.\u25a0_\u25a0::.'\u25a0•; \u25a0-'\u25a0' \u25a0" ":""
-. Tlie ; Norweslin .-.-. steamer; ?koirsta«l. at San
- Pe.(!r<>. S wax ; chnrfered '• prior \u25a0> t<> - arrival • fur * loot-"
ber I from I Portland : or « Pujret ; sound to 1 .
\u25a0~'.Th*i -bark^LrTvJG;. Dnrpess.'at -RtHlonUo. will
proceed : In JBallast- to -Xewcabtle.'Aus.-; to load
coal -for, this port..;' ". , , . r ;•
: 't* AriitT : Transports
.The", BumsM^; i«:«t; Seattle. ' - .
\u25a0': : % The.- ltnford t !» tin-, port.',;" =."-i \
J The , Croo'i; arrived Jnly ; 2(5 : at > Seattle.
•i The ; IMx», Ims I left » Hrtonlnln : for Seattle.'
:•", Tlje I K II pa trick -is\u25a0 at i Newport j News, \u25a0• Va.
- t'Tlm'Losai'is laport.' •- ' :\u25a0 • -
S"iThe,3lCade,is at New : York. Out of commie
slrtn.V.-' \u25a0-.•-\u25a0• w.-r .--.-\u25a0 ;. "'-. i:' :• ;
.- .The Insalls is at 1 Newport ; News. -Va.
The : Sheridan \u25a0 U * at * Mare ; IMand \u25a0 under^oiDg
renjiirs; -'••-!\u25a0;., > "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0 .. -' .- . \u25a0.-\u25a0 .
\u25a0• The Sherman ' sailed July \u25a030 from Guam . for :
Manila: v; i - - ,7; .- •\u25a0• , \u25a0; ..
.\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 Tlte Thomas,- homeward bound." left Nscasak!
JMr-22;- :-\u25a0 r. \u25a0•-\u25a0 .- \u25a0\u25a0
> rThfl Warren .i s la, port.' :_
\u25a0 ':\u25a0\u25a0:':,'...' . ,-.Tbe . Overdue^ L.l«t
t : British : bark * CriSel. 'l out . 15D days from '\u25a0 Syd
ner; for Qupenstown.2s per cent.- • ' - -.
'-- British • bark * Dnnrtcmld; "* ont** I*4 days from
Sydney, for Kalmonth.' 7s* per. cent.-- :-:\u25a0 !
» French ' ship . Dngnay Troiiin.*: but Xl days . from
Tokyo,: for 'HavrerO per cent. ; '
\u25a0. Italian sblp;.Orelia, ; out < 147-"days from Walla
roo. ' for sFalmouth.'.ft per cent:*- \u25a0•'
\u25a0 Norwegian bark ,jTercla.-,out v = 141 days from
New Caledonia, for * Hamburg 20; per . cci t. \u25a0-•
«hlp Gflpcn.; out 111 days from BihU
Blnncs. for Falmontb. 12 per cent." ' >
j. British ship M; ; K..,Wat*oa.' out 139 days from
Iqttlque. for the eh.inncl.i6 percent.
-•British -„ hark s Holt , Hill;: out i 202 days ' from
Liverpool, tnr. Vancouver.' « percent. ,
» German ship^Slim, oat 179 days from' London,
for; Portland,; Ore., fl, per cent.i : - - -\u25a0
\f?K ( ?F we £ 11 * n » l V. rk -. Guian »- «it • 133 ',. days from
Mobile, for Bslila.Blaaca.-SO-per, cent.
SHIPPIXQ IXTELLIGEXCE
akiuved- .
r Zi'~ ""'-.:\u25a0 Tuesday. July 30.
r sto«5 to « Alameda. : Dowdell, 6 days and 6 hour*
from. Honolulu. - ..
r Stmr Mariposa, Lawless; 11 days and 6 bours
from Tahiti. . *^*y-g a *°T*TrgniF « <pii 1 1 m uih
.--- Stmr -e.-'W.': Elder. Jessen. 3 days from P6rt
land, via Eureka. 2l hours. /. '
, : Stmr Acme.^WaMsr, 48 hours from San Pedro.
2 Stmr Attec, Frailer, 3S days from Ancon. via
ManranlHo 8 days. .. - ,
- - Stmr • Samoa. 1 Klinker, 15 hours from ' Caspar;
bound for San Pedro; put in to land passenpers.
<-. Stisr -Buckman. -Wood, -04 bours from Seattle.,
' Stmr; City or ;Top«ka. Hannah. 20 hours from :
Eureka. \u25a0
\u25a0 Stmr \u25a0\u25a0 J. B. Stetsoa. Bonlfleld, €3 hour* from
Will«p«. : \u0084;.
: \u25a0 Stmr " Tamalpais.- Anderson, , C 5. hours from
Grays, Harbor. - \u25a0 '
' ;"Btmr. 'National , City, . Webtr, 15 hours from
Cleone; bound soutb: pat In for fuel. .
' - Ocr ~ stmr Tbebm. ' Petrrs«n. \u25a0 S^i days from
Seattle;- put tn : to finish loading. > - -- -
\u25a0> Stmr i Aberdeen. Iverson, *24 boors from Eu
reka. -.. \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0.'- \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0 .- -..-;. . .- •\u25a0 \u25a0 , :-
Stmr - Mongolia. ~ Hathaway,- 29 . days 4 bours
and 5 minutes from Henc&ong, Tla Yokohama
13. days 16 bwrs and-Hcaoluln-5 days 21 bours i
and -3 minutes. -
- -> Stmr Gualala. KJellen. .17 hours from Albion.
• Stmr * Brooklyn/,' Henrlckion; - 19 . hours . from
Westport.' - - --; \u25a0 .
• . B.irpre S, . Kirk wood, ! ?KV bours from • Port Har
ford. In tow tug Sea King.
\u25a0 Tug Lincoln. , from Bremerton.' '•;
Br tug Pilot, Terra. 3 V4 days from Victoria.
i ; CLEARED ,-; .
. ; - Tuesday, July SO.
Etmr -Coos. Bay, 2eb, San P«dro and way
ports;- Pacific Coast steamship company. -•
--Br . stmr Mifcdonald, . Yokohama;
Standard oil' company. ..< \u25a0 . f \u25a0 \u25a0
-- fitmr,- State of California. . Glelow, San Dleco
anw way ports; Pacific Coast steamship company.
• - v? A SAILED
*a«fflS*96W,'-' Monday, July 20.
Stmr Tlrtf ton, Jobngoa, Grays Harbor.
Tuesday, July 30.
Stmr . Helene,- Anderson, " Willapa harbor.
Rtmr Coquille. River, Sang berg, s Fort Bragg.'
* Stmr Pomcna, Swanson. - Eureka. . -
Stmr Alblou, tiansen, Bowens Landing.
Stmr George • Loomts. McEell.ir, - Bedoodo.
Stmr Francis 11. Lecpett. . Reiner, Eureka.
: Stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, Bandon."
• Stmr. Noyo.v Lee. ' Fort • Braes.
\u25a0'- Stmr Samoa, Klinker, San Pedro.
National City. Weber, Sun Pedro. t
v Straf Atlas. Badger, Portland or Seattle, with
bartre dl ia tow. '-
• Barge 91, ' Stannard, * Portland or Seattle, in
tew stmr Atlas. .-.
."Schr Ida ' A. Beck, Point_ReTe». , .
_Sehr Sotoyome, Peter3en. Albion.
. Schr . Santiago, . Parley. Monterey, in tow tug
Fearless. . - \u25a0 , .
*< Schr Alice Cooke. • Penhallow, Port Townsend.
OUTSIDE BOUND IX— lO P. M.
Stmr Alameda: schr Ariel..
TELEGRAPHIC
- POIXT • LOBOS, • 10 \u25a0 p. ; n». — Weather, cloudy ;
wind, southwest ; velocity; 6 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
REDOXDO— Arrived July 30 — Schr Ida
Scbnsuier. < from - Tillamoott. - ' -\u0084--/
. EUREKA— Arrived July 30— Stmr Yosemite,
from \u25a0 Willapa. \u25a0
Sailed July 30— Stmr South Bay, stmr Eurekt,
stmr Yosemite, . with new stmr Yellowstone, • for
San . Francisco : s t mr J> an Gabriel, tor : Umpqua ;
stmr Vaa(roard;.for San.Fraacisco." ' - »«\u25a0»
FORT BRAGG— Arrived ; July 30 — Stmr Co-
Qullle River, hence July 29.
. Sailed ; July 30— Stmr Berkeley. \u25a0 for San ' Fran-
Cisco.'./ . \u25a0'-;- v>.. \u25a0-.:,. . \u25a0 .-..--- -- \u25a0-,
SAX DIEGO-^-Arrived July 30—Tugr Dauntless,
with . log raft , in tow, , from : Columbia river.
'» Sailed July 30— Schr * Caroline, for Umpqua
river." -" - •-- •'-\u25a0'"\u25a0 .' - \u25a0. - - - :
5 SAX " PEDRO — Arrived Jnly 30— Stmr Daisy
Freeman, from Port -Los Angeles; stmr J. Mar
hotter, from : Grays Harbor.
- Safled- July ' 50 — Stairs Santa Barbara and
F. A. Kllbcrn. 'for San Francisco. \u25a0
SAXTA BARBARA— Arrited July. 80— Stmr
Bon! ta. hence July 27, and sailed for. San Pedro.
•• ASTORlA— Arrived July 29— fitmr Roauoke,
hence July 27. July 30— Stmr Asuncion, hence
July S7. '--;\u25a0•\u25a0'--- . •
Sailed Jnly 29— Bktn J.' M.. Griffith, for Re
dondo. - July ' 30— Stmr W. S. Porter, for Mon
terey: stmr Breakwater,- for Ccos bay.'
> Balled " July 30— Stmr Costa Rica. ' for San
Francisco;- stmr <\u25a0 Argyll, for -Port Harford.
Arrived July . SO— Stmr " Alliance, from Coos
bay. -\u25a0-:;. ----.-' \u0084 \u25a0 ..
BAXDOX— Arrived July 80— Schr Prosper,
from San .Pedro.- . ...
PORT LOS- AXGELES— ArrIvsd July, 3o— Stmr
Cinriii NXwn. from Saa P*dro.
Sailed , Jcly Sft— Sta? Dal*y Freeman, tor Saa
Pet! ro.^Mtii \jfmaiflt jjMS&mmg&ißMmmimmgmim
- NEAH BAY— Passed - imrird July Sft^-Sohr
Forfst -Home, "benc* July -I, for *»*»ttl»; -aciir
W..H.,TalbOt. tone* Jaly 15. for Port Townseart:
Chilean bark Royal - Sovereign." f rom Aatofa
tf»st».:fer Royal" Ruarfs. - - *\u0084- - '
UMPQUA s RlVER— Sailed Job 2S— Star Sari
Gabriel, for S*» Pedro.- rla Eure&a. - ,
;. SOUTH BEN&— Xtrirtd Jnly 30— Stair Dal«y
Mitchell, ben** Jol? 26. -
'* . ArrtT»d -. July : 3<v_Strar CiscJ*"!*. ;. hrno* Juty
2i>: Tiktn 31* ir a «•*!!. •;b*im > » July 17." .
.rOIXT. REYES— Paswd j;s«Yith July -in. • 2
p.,m.— Stmr W«Mhj«. from Grays Harbor, for
San P^Uro. \u25a0. .- .•\u25a0•\u25a0.- .- . . *
COOS BAT^ArriTed July . SO— «tm'r r -il. F.
Plsnt. : bfac^ Joly 2S>. . \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ,
BKLLINGHAM— ArrJwl Jfaly 2JK-%S«hr'A.' M.
Baxffr. lienw Jnlr 9. • \u25a0> -
SEATTLE— SaiIed July 29— Stmr Washington.
for .Skajrway. .
Arrived Jnly 30— Stair TVatsrm. »«!«• Jiily
2»: utmr Prrshleut. b»nc« Jcly .27: «?hr TCtUl*
R. Ham«,- from San Pedro; acbr Wtnstow, lt«ac«
July 12. .-.>-.-' - .< -'i- \u25a0 \u0084
~\ HOQUIAM— S*II*<J . JnlT ; .1(V-iSch- > Com^t. for
San{» -Bir&ar*. . Jn)y \u25a0 2fl — Stmrs : Norwond and
Cheballs; for gaa Frstctae«;:irtir O. M. Kellojrg.
for Mahntonav -*7^'Hli<^ 53^»«^ftip^BtoWWiaB
./ArrlTjd July, 1»^-Bktn Mary.TvrioSelmaa. h«nee
TAToo9B— P*m*4 In -Jntr 2»— Stmr PrwU
dent. fc?nc**JaJr 2T,~.for'Tl««ori».- - v .
— P«s*<j out July 23— Stmr Soaoma, . for San
Frnnofwo." - '\u25a0l'»*i<w^Pfcg^BP^<B|—i mWWßhW
:PQRT;<CRESCE?rT— Fa«s«<l'. ia,", totrta j. \u25a0? scar
Wtnslow, for,.Wlflsl*ir.
ISLAND'PORTS
HONOLULU— Sailed Jo!y 30. 1 p. M.— J4p
sttnf Nippon Mam.for San Franctaco. ;
- FORBIDS <. FORTS . ?
_ MOJl— ArrtTed Joly 23— Ncr ftmr Sark, from
Sbanfhat. -".-..' ,;-.^:c--- '- \u0084
PORT NATAL— ArrW<M l*y »— Br - stmr
Fittclar»T»ee, frota Norfolk. . aod taUed Joly 13
fcr^MaOlla.' :-..-.-,-=;.- \u25a0--7--' -.- - ..-,..;
, PORT . PlßrK^ArrlT*d "prto "Joly 30-^-Nor
stmrT*rj» ,Vlkec. frea> BcUlactatr. . 1
BOBABT— Arrlt»d prisr . Joly . 30— Fr hart
General -Fey,. from Eott»rdam for San Fran
cisco. - rmrmxiTlTiWiUljwnH HMjiiiMWWijaißi
FALMOCTH— ArrIYPd Jalr 36~8f abtp Cmmty
o! lnT»rness.-h»TJc* Mareti $. - - \u25a0\u25a0•
' MOr.ORAN— Sall*,l July. 3T— Br atmr WyaerJc.
for MoJJ..
- HABWlCH— Atritfd Jnly-2T— Fr bar* Bra
tame, hfnw March 14.- - -- \u25a0 •;;.-\u25a0
"HONOKONO — Arrltfd Jtrly 23— Br itmr Ea»«
press of Japaa from VsaeouTer. " ";' •\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 <
3CILLY— Fawd Jnly 23— Bf sMp Count? of
InrerneM. henc* March $, for-Qtuennfown. .*
CORONEL— SaJIfd Jmw 21— Br utinf RedhUl,
for Port ho* Avzrt**. rta - Neoreastle. Aoa.* •*-t*»
-MOLLrNDO— Sailed :jnljr - X3 — Br axmt Carl
of Carrlck. for N^w Tort. - \u25a0•-,
\u25a0 MONTBVIPKO — Sailed, Jaly.i4-ißr itmr Pre
toria, for Philadelphia. . .- "
•QUEENSTOWN— SaiIed Jnly 2&-Br ahlp -Aus
tralian:, for Antwerp. \u25a0•-.-- -- ; !\u25a0>•
NEWCASTLE. -An*— Arrired prior July • SO—
Fr bar* Bel#«, from Tac«na;.Br bar* KlWalton.
n#n<« Mar 10 : Er ahlp DlmsAal^. from Oregon:
Br *hlp Wlscosntie Par*. b»nc« May 15. v ."-- •\u25a0
SHANOIIAI — ArrtT»d prior Jnly H—Tx atfflt
Atnlral Olry. from Aatirern. tH nenrkau;. for
."an Francisco. July 2? — Br stmr Ascot, 'froxn
Seattle. \u25a0 \u25a0
-.VICTOBIA—ArrITfd July «or-CWl«aa bark
Boytl Sorerflsru. from AntofaMJta.*
• OCIAN STEAM^P^ :,' t l
\u25a0 c • SEW'TORK-.ArtlTfd . JolyTM— Stor .Varter.
land, from Antwerp; atmr Fqra««i«. frora OHs
*" '' ' '• \u25a0' " ' . - • /
Memoranda
Per star City Of Toppka, at San Francisco.
Jul.t 30. fretn Eorek*-~Jnly 30. fa. in., nt-v*
mile* east by wrath: from Point Iteye«. pawed
a larce piece of wreckage about 25 U«t lon*.
apparently the rib* of a. woortea -reweLr »^.-j \u25a0\u25a0
Per stmr • Burkman — Jnly 25. noon. 15 mlJe*
norta of Cap* Mendootno. \u25a0 pitted Tvrecknw p.irt
of thml'i bonse about 40 feet loo*, with round
port holes " In • It; also a - lif * - preserver. - .. Off
Trinidad head paused » tuir boat • bound soutn:
red funnel wltn Mark top.
Per. attnf „ J. B. *St»ts9o.' tt - s«n" Fmnctsw.
Jnly 30. from Wlllaps turftor— July 30. 4-1 miles
mrth Of • Point P.eyeil. ; pa «se<i the*, tajr Libhy,
from Se*ttl? to San Francisco; wished to be re
ported all well; \u25a0. \u25a0 ~. \u25a0: <\u0084 • - .
CLOOiSE. B.* C. July 19.— Scboonar oreTlously
reported close la snore off h#r« ept oS shore at
htch frater. Jnly SO — The nrikaowa sctiooner re
ported cloa* -in to VancoaTer island \u25a0. wa« th«
schooner Forest I1obj». from San Frtncisco July
11, for Seattle. - .
OrttUb Towboat. Here
The' British • tbwboat; Pilot." own^d by
th« Dunsmulr .interests of ..Victoria... ar
rived here yesterday: from' the /-British.
Columbia port. The , Pilot was • thre-*
and a' half days 'making the' trip, and
has corns \u25a0 her« t0 .: .. tow^tha -; lumber
barge Oregon to Comox.
Water Front Xotea
. A. . G. D. Kerrell, \u25a0 general paasens#r
agent of the Harriman steamship . lines
at this port, \u25a0 returned yesterday from
a business trip to Chicago. \u0084
The Norwegian steamer. Terje -Vlken,
formerly under charter as a collier on
this coast, left BeHinsham yesterday
with a cargo of ; lumber for. Port Pirte.
'The Japanese Miner. 'Nippon ' Maru
sailed, yesterday afternoon at 1- o'clock
from Honolulu tor this port. ;> .•
. The army, transport Sherman left
Guam yesterday for Honolula."
Receipts of lumber yesterday, by ; sea
amounted to 2,500,000 feet.- "' * '*
The Kosmos , liner Theben arrived
yesterday from Puget Sound * to . finish
loading for Central America and
Europe.;^- -. , \u25a0 .. ;.\u25a0 • v - >\u25a0\u25a0.-,,.\u25a0..,:
The tve Lincoln .arrived yesterday
from Seattle, consigned " to tho. United
States quartermaster's department. * .
' The ; steamer • . George i W.* Skier, ; ; th«
vessel, that .-took", the Columbia's paa
sengers and the disabled steam schoon
er Sari -Pedro into Eureka and : later
carried some of the Columbia*: pas
sengers to Portland; arrived yesterday
from the north. . "
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