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SANPIPER TURNS FORM
FLIPFLOP AT MEADOWS
Wins Galloping When An-
other Jockey Takes the
Place of Mentry
F*y <J- R. .Jcffe*-y
SEATTLE. Aug. 5.— A poor card
provided racing today that was very
commonplace. Picking winners proved
perplexing to the talent, only one fa
vorite Being successful.
In the opener, a plunge developed
on Del Fountain's Senator Warner, but
the killing failed principally on ac
count of the incompetency of the ap
prentice rider, Charbonneau. Runsum,
\u25a0which Senator Warner had supplanted
in favoritism, beat the barrier and won
handily.
In the second race a 2 year old field
\u25a0was sent six furlongs, for the first
time In the west this year. Sanpiper,
which-, had disappointed the talent mis
erably, as an, odds. on choice in cheaper
company with Jockey Men try up last
FrixJay.-tDok the measure of Willie T.
the evea money favorite, with the
greatest ease. Ben Levy, la .whose
colors the colt runs, bet only $20 on
hinj as against $2,000 on the occasion
of hijs- recent • defeat. No action was
taken on the colt's reversal of form,
though it was intimated that there
\u25a0might be developments. *
Pay Me. awakened In the third, w!n
nins as a long shot In a hard drive
with Royal Red. a. supposed "good
thing."
Stprma,. the only Euccessful favorite
of the afternoon, held her field safe
throughout the fourth. Leash made a
futile bM in the stretch. KB
A. J. Jackson followed up his suc
cess in this race by winning the sne
ceeding event, with Calmar. at 5 to 1.
As Jackson bet on both of his horses
ho had a profitable day. L. C. Ackerly,
the favorite, ran poorly and finished
outside the money,, as horses from, the
Ross stable hare done heretofore when
held at short odds. , - \* > *
Givonn.l Balerio, after having'' re
ceded in the betting on account of
havln« Ryaa up, coupled with a big
plunge on Lacene. won the final race
in a furious drive with Sir Preston.
Storma was boosted to $605 by C. C.
McCafferty, but was retained.
Trainer Yon Bokkelen claimed I'm
Joe. W. G. Yanke will not try to bur
htm back, as he did when Phil Reilly
claimed the horse recently.
G. H. Keene arrived today from. Den
The Call's Form Chart of Races at Seattle
SEATTLE. Au?. s.— Thirty-second daj\ Weather cloudy. Track fast. H. H. Egbert* pre
«iding Judge; Arthur McKnigat. starter. . v
1370 FIBST BACB— Six rurlpngs; 'selling: 3 year-"old«; value >250, " ' : ' T
Index.! Horye -. *'. .. \ iWtj' StT —*,£- Fin. J Jochey. | Op. CI.
- ....]H>7 1 llii IMaaders 3 14-i5
hi?? ;Ba3;a<U 10T 5. 4% pi W. Kelly. 15 15
J^i i^ 0 ? 10^ Warner 104 3 32 $2 Charbonneau . 13-5 5-2
}3S£ iMih SUU-. ......109 2 63 4 3 Mcßrlde 20 20
'oti CUrfnmastide 108 9 5 4 5 1 Moriarity .... S 8
13T.3 Duke of Orleans 109 4 2 h «. »i Seoga.. 3US
... !P^Pnwtl> 107| T 7 7 BUac ,\ 50 :1W
T.uxf~:2iy i . :4Si4. l:l4'i. llaDsum. 1 place; 2-5 show. BanjAdx, 6 place; 5-2 show, ""* War
nor. 2o show. Start good. Won cleverly. Nest two <triv«*. Runsam.' away welL was
ner«r seriously menaced. Dute of Orleans and Seaatop Warner were contenders for four
— — Ifitj^j^— t !ff.-. sto Pf' p^' **"* Baniada. finishing strongly, boat tfrem-both.' '"
1 o^"^ o^— S' 1 ftirtongs: sellic?; 2 year olds; value $250. ".-\u25a0-'- F?
lßd L^.i \u25a0'. / '"HoTse. " IWtj St. »4 Fia,~l" Jockey. rpp-'ci.'
V?'- 'Sanpi per jIOS j 2 Tl» 1 2 " \\tenders 8 7
<l%9><Wim«-T Ki9 1 22" 2S ilcßride 7-5 1
w*6.jßi«rt ]ii2i 3 32 3i -p*^.::::: '3-7-2
1-.^, St .Bode 99: 4 44 43 . Gilbert ...... 10 15
13C2 (Sichtly ..1104 5 5S 520 Eettte ' ' ' 6 »>»
ireg iSadie H ...ilOSi 6 6 « "/. A . Wright...: 15-30
Tlin^— f24% : -48% : 1:14 Saapiper.-5-2' plac«; 1 show.' Willje. 1-2 pJause! " 1-5 show! Import.
1-2 thow. Smrt good. Wi.aj wislly. Next three driven.. Sa«p}i)er woa galloping. Willie f
and Import ba.t speed, trot ftn.Tort stepped at th» head og thTinjetc^ .
1 372~ THIKI> CE ~~ (3 * e "*? d "* n eSsl)Ltn «nJ3esrselllngT"4~ycar olds aa4 upward; "value! " |2so"
» Hcffse. jWtl'St. \ r ~Fta. ~\ Jbct«y. | Op. cT.
3-?42 ;Pav Me jlOTj 4 2 4-"^^l b~^PaTms~TT7TT "10 10
135J7 iEoral Bed ..:... 10?} 7 61 2-3 Leeds ..-.M 6 18-5
. 1a43 .Jiagler 10Si « 5 1 3 2 Riley s in
»W ;Moor 107 S S +2 Davis"::::: 6 S
135h- Bonar -. ? 10S ?. 4!i ."4 Kwh l"-5 12 S
IJM7- !J«rnsa* 105 3 75 61 Mentry " I " ' " "I «
"2|-iv:spia!» Biv W7 2 ft 7 2 Mander. "! 10 10
1317. JoUg H ....: ...|lo7| 1 3b. 8 [Hayes ....... 8 12
Xlm<*~ :23*~. 740. l:15\ 1:42, I:SSVJ. Pay lie, 4 plaw: 2 enow. Ro^al Red. «-5 place- t-5
show-. JSngier. i-ii show. Start good. Won first two driven. Third handllr \u25a0 Pa y Me
lay oa tie pace for sis (urlonss. mflv«d ap grndu^Uy. and in the stretch ontlasted.' Royal Red.
wiuch aJsa finished well. Vlrgina Boy had Bpced, but quit. •
i3y3;~FOLBTH~RACr,-;^Ule and lOOVard*; selling; 3 year olds aad opward;" value, $250.
lafl**-t '__' '.??^ c - "TWtj St." '%' Fin. "1 Joclcey;^!^." CL
{107 1 13. 12. iMcClaia ..... S-5 "s3
U34l)!Le«sSj :....... 107 3 21 2 2 Heljresen .... 7^2 23-5
1361 ICroix dOr .T 109 5 36 alO • W. Kelly 13-a
W55 rm.Joe 110 2 4 1 4 3 Mcßride .:::: 5 1
1354 ;Avalon lloj 6 5 6 5 6 IMaad«rs . 20 •«(
..\u25a0\u25a0 iThe Ma^r lICOI 4 6 6 ' IHyw T ...... 15 to
Time— :23«i. j* B %: rt l:l *v I:4<W4. 1:47. 7-10 place f'l -3 show; Leash, 7-5 place. X-5
nhow. Crois dor. 2-O show. Start good. Won all out. Second drlvea -Third casilv
Storma bad the speed to co to the front and lead all the wajv Leash made a bid at the
head of th<» etretcb. Crolx dOr was a contender throughout. <^\-/°
1074 TirfsTRACB-^Flve and a half furtonge;, purse; maidens; 3 year olds and "upward"-
IP it vaioe. $250. . \u25a0 \u25a0 - r \u25a0 '
tndcx-l Horse. |Wtj St. ' %, Fin. | Jockey.' 1 pp." ' Ql]
1340 jC*lmar 1021 1 \ \ i~S !3lcClaia .... 5 5
1384 iBeIUPo • Mil 4 22 2»4 Palms 15 12
1.-J49 iScbool Belt ....100 3 3n 3% Davis iZ'.'r.i '\u25a0 10 20
1353 jL. C. Ackerly \fJ2 2 414 43 Mcßrld* .... 7-5 U- 10
13*0 jLuefcy Lad 101 5 81 5 1 A. Wright. 8 10
1340 Blsagno 102 9 61 61 Mentry .... 15 30
1331 iArcourt 104 7 7 1 71 Rettip 5 «
1279 Baizini ...102 10 10 8 1 IMaDdcrs '. . 10 20
3&6 'Saw McGlbbea ....:... .;102j 3 9 1 9 5 Oroes 8 r>
... Comnor ........ ...JIOm C 5 1 la Dorwy ...... 40 ipo
%lm*—-;M, :it'4. 1 :07. Caluiar. S-5 place: 7-10 show. Bellaco. 5 place; 5-2 show. ScDOoTßeif
3 saow. Start fair. "Ron easily. Next three driven. Calmar got a flying • start and was
ne^r ia <Uns«r. BeUaeo was second throughout and School Bell third, h. C- Ackerly could
not g«t up. • i :'•- :,.. .. , - \u0084
1375 ISTa BACE— Fire farlongs; purs«; 3 year olds and upwardj r vi I lue^ ;r |2s6r" ""'."
lnAhx.l "~ " " Horw. |Wtj St. % ' Fin.' | " -'."1 Op" 'eg
1359 Givoaoi Balerio. . '....1".'..'....'... 11l <J aT J~i R Tan . \u25a0'i'" »\u25a0; .- A "
10M Sir Preston 10& 2 14 25 (Leeds *.**.'.*.*." 15- 60
1347 Contestrtx 103 2 3h 3li Palms ..... 8-5 B^s
1326 Altanero ......103 5 6 1 4 3 RetUg « 12
1345 Lacene - 105 1 42 5V> MVndlrs '" \u25a0 4 2
60S Anna Karenina. 88 3 61 6h ' Gilbert' 15 SO
1032 Golden Boy 1W 7 72 7! B. Wilson"" 20 t*
983 [Wee La>» M 8 8 g- Lenderwl^"" *& "j 25
Tsta--:23%i, :478i. 1:00^. Bolerio. 1 plac«; JU2 show. Preatoß, 15 pliwTeT&oW. Coutextrix"
1-4 *how. Start %*<X., Wofrfiwt fonr driven. Balerio, in forward contention throughout
. outlasted the pace maters. Coptestrix stopj>ed badly. Laceoe wag cut "off early. " : *^i H
GAMBLER WILLS HIS
FORTUNE TO A CHILD
srCCIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
REXO, Ke%'.. Aug. s.—John. —John P. Quinn,
a gambler of the old school, who has a
fortune of $1,000,000, every cent having
been gained ' through games j>t chince.
has willed his entire estate t«stittl«
Harry May, the 8 year old son of James
May, 'local snorting man and president
of the Eeao athletic club.'
Quinn has -been a gambler since his j
early youth, following the roulette j
•wheel and the faro bank for many [
years- He has been very successful!
and on several occasions has won sev- j
eral thousands of dollars in a night's |
sitting at the tables. He now owns the
games in the Palace gambling house.
on« of the largest, resorts In .Nevada.
Although past 60 years of age, he still
follows of chance with zeal; He
has no known relatives to lay claim to
his fortune, which Is mostly cash^ the
remainder beJng: rfeal estate in the prin- J
cipalcities of the coast. , I
a fancy, to the little -son of
James "May, Quinn made out his will
today, bequeathing hia entire estate to
the bright little youngster, who. when
he' arrives at the ase of 21 years, will
have a fair sired stake with which .to
etart Ufe's journey. ;.. • i
Jarre* May. father of the boy. is now j
in San Francisco in ah effort to bring
the Gans-Brltt fight to Reno on Labor
day. j
FIXED FOB EPE22II»G- : -Oastland. :Aos. 5.—
r B Etm», a cbenffeur. was fined :*5 ta tb«
r-ojice court thi» norninp for mef-JioK - the
•f-peyd JitnJt, . :
Seattle Selections
By J. R. Jeffery
First race -Dr. Schurff, Lustls**:,
Judgr.
Second race— Mary B. Clark,
Plekaway, Martrnmas.
Third race— Doc Craljj, Weath
erford, Rosal.
Fourth reee— Kckersall, Dcvrey,
-Ml«s Rtllle.
Fifth race — LJsaro, Tint re Xoun,
Gosslper. \u25a0 ,
Sixth race— Bucolic, Aunt Polly,
-Vonie laioUlc. .
ver. He Is BtlU on crutches, the* result
of an auto accident. - ' -* ; -
OUle Johnson; .who Is about* tQ re->
tire, has sold to Matt Reiss his["inter
est in the horses he. has. been train
ing. Joe Tighe. will succeed Johnson
as trainer for Reiss.
C C. McCafferty is training Vox
Populi for Dr. Childs.
LogistiUa has. developed an. osselet.
on one of her^legrs. which probably ex-;
plains. ,\ her indifferent. ' showing. . here. 7
Trainer Hoag will try to keep, her -in
trainiag for the. "1909" handicap.
Entries at Seattle
FIRST EACJE-Slx furlongs; selling:
1304 Judge .......115? 1322 Pelham ......107
1250 Lustkr * 110 1298 Miss Raphael. 105
1335 Search. Me ..UC UK>4. StL Wedding. 105
1.360 Dr. Schart*. . aOTf 1542 Lady Kent ..105
1305 WUlie Gre«.lo7J 1?41 CrtgU ........lOa
SECOND RA.CB^-SeYen (tirlong*; sell (as: ,
13C? n«J Bryßar<LlU| 1361 Majctlnipas ...107
1335 Canardo \u25a0 11l 1344 I'iekaway ....107
000 Capt. Fowee. .110J.1333 Mary B. Ciari?.los.
1147 Midiaont .....107i 1363 Mettakatla ...100
THIED RACB— Oae ralJe: selling:
1M37 Seren Bc!l8 ..122} 1321 Weatherford V.IIO
1337 Eosal 122 13«5 G*p. KUborn.'.llS
134Q Cadet II 119 1.152 D<k Craig 119
13W Anopus .119 1362 Floreya .. ....IU
FOURTH, RACE^One mile: seUißg:
1355 Dewey ...... 110} 13« Miss RIlHe 103
1355 Bckersall HO) 1330 Edith James.. 105
(134S)J. B. Smith .'.1071 1256 MH. Dauxhter.los
1361 Foncasta. .^.LQ7i
FIFTH RACE — Five an<l a half furlongs: ~\
1359 G. , Balerto. ..109! 1307 Entre Nous ..107
( J 321 > Two Bills ...,109!C:336)Gossiper .107
O3s9)Betsy lOTj 1174 Royal R0gue. ..104
1322 Hirtfe ...10TK 1340) Mechlin ..100
iS67 Lisaro lOIj
SI3CTH RACE — Six furlongs:
1567 Bucolic ..... .1G0W 13681 Meada .. .107
3337 Stilicbo ..... 1091 11C9 Sahara .107
ISo2 Aunt P011y... 107 1344. Water Tbnwh.lo7
1368 Tarp 107J(1383)May L N . 99
J245 Netting :Jo7| 1343 Pepper & Salt. 93
1343 NonJe Lucille. 107|
(Meada and Sahara con-pled as the Mack
entry.)
LOS ANGELES TO HDLO
A LARGE SANGERFEST
. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TSE CALL
LOS ANGELES. Aug:. s.— One of the
most important musical events ever
held o; ths Pacific coast will v'btOthe
greac international linger feat, which
will be ; held here in October. 1908. It
anything , like the" plaas which have
hfcen prepaicU are carried out, there
wiii'>e <v remarKafrJe gathering of vij
calists and other mll stela "«-T»^Wfef
Although this gathering- will be of
German of isin and wiUaUractprlri'
cijkaUy German etngars and rriernbera
of the Sangerbunds throughout "\u25a0" the
United Statop, itr.wUl not? be. confined
to German* by.' any. jneano. Arratjße
incnta have been made for the attend
ance not • only- of I come 'of the great
singing societies of Kurope.-.but^ 1 novel
feature , wUI be i the attendance .o f forna
of the great European* masters of 'voc%l
music who, win:cqms a? th«: guest?; of
the' society whtch has charge of the
arrao g c m c ntn t s.' \u25a0^SSf^tSS^mUSflfmKSM.
In point of numbers of participants
the sar.g€rfe«f will' eclipse: all, similar
events iieia on the coast. Th^fupd
for. the entert&ln.me.nt pf the visitor?
already amounts, to 1 "more than $10,000
and with the.year :<t is expected tha^
this will: be multiplied. v mahy times/
A^CrWRLLS'INrROVKS
LQ3; ANGELES,', A\xs'. S,^- A. G. Wells,
greneral managerc of ; the'-Paclflc ; coast
division of ; tbf; Santa Feriwho.'.waK
stricken a, f e»-;day« \u25a0SgQ, I "with^app"^rfdl'{
citls and! operated upon in a local hos
pital, js cpnßldsr^dv9ut of •* danger.* ;
THE SAN FRANCISCO GALL, TUESDAY; AUGUST 6, 1907;
SHIPPING NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE WATER FRONT
•LirierNipporiMa.ru Brings BigjShipment
of Raw Silk From the Orierit
The Japanese liner Nippon: Maru,
Captain Filmer, arrived yesterday aft
ernoon from the far east with 144
passengers and 2,581 tons of cargo. Tho
latter included 1,617 bales , of raw silk;
an unusually' large shipment. "The silk
brought by the Nippon, is valued, at.
?M3*.900.\ ; .. - ; .V-^ : : ; i; :\u25a0 *: :
' Among the*- liner's : . passengers* was
J. Wadman of \ Qh.iQ, " who' : joined! the;
steamer at, Honolulu* and ts. hastening
to his. \ home \ in i an. ' effort; tq reach : the
bed.s,lde of adying daughter-:^ Ih ; order,
that he might travel ! on ; the Japanese
liner.: Wadman. paid the, /$200." flnel. im?:
posed for violating-the coastwise 1 ship
ping taw," .which ' forbids ~ foreign ; ships
earrying^rsish.t or'passengersibetween'
domestic' ports. As,' ; th.© '\u25a0' .'Nlppon.Vi.was
late in: reaching the dock ; the customs
offlcia.la plHce4- the •.cutter 'Hartley j at.
Wadman'^ disposal -:atnd. ; handled him' at
Mission street wharj in : time \u25a0 for : him
to c^ch. • the overland : train." .
r Dr.M/J; White of! the United States'
niarine hospital service, , who • ha§i}beeu
stationed lat : Hongkong, iw^s ; a passen-'
geron the, Hnsr- Df. -.Whitet has 'been'
ordered to and^will leave : for
the northern port thi? evening. White
was accompanied by ; his . wif e. whp will
visit relatives in this - city for a few
weeks before joining her husband at
his new post. V
Another passenger on' the Nippon was
A. H.. Sea ver, ; who is to be chief engi
neer of ; the. new turbine liner that will
soon be in com.Biis^ion between this port
and Japan under the Toyo Kisen Kai
sha flag. Seaver was once, chief en
gineer of the! Hongkong Maru, but has
not been here for f our years, - His' new
steamer will? be- an oil burner and he
b,aa co*nx4 here to find, out all he; can
about liquid fuel. ; '[:3MfSs&Bj§s&Bm
Leung Sik Ying, a Chineae govern
ment stud.ent, was a passenger on' the
Nippon. He. will blunder the .care: of
the Chinese consul at this' port and
expects! to take b. course at the Uni
versity of California.
Two days after leaving Honolulu tha
Nippon llaru'? steam steering gear
we.n.t out of . commission and for the
remainder of the .voyage, j the liner was
steered^ by- hand with the after wheel,
the steersman receiving his directious
from the bridge by telephone.' g
The Nippon's passengers included:
FrtOT YPkohataa'— Miss G. Blascheck, Mrs.
J. L. Brower, J. W. Cdmmack. S.- Fewkaw-a,'
H. M. Lorbee, K. Wobarisaka. Mrs. M. Shibata,
Mr», A. Tani. H!_ Blascbeck. J. D. Brown,
K. P. Casev* Miss M. L.; Harris, A.. L. Lut
teroth. Mrs. K. Richards, T. Shibata. B.
Shtoada. Mrs. if. TaipasakL C. Braua, S. R.
Barry, &. Ijljinjurt, S. Matsuno. <\u25a0 A. {I. Searer,
H. YosUlda. M. Takata, J. L. Brower,NMra. S.
R. - Barry, J. J. FeitU, S. Kurosawa. \u25a0 X. \u25a0" Mori
vraki. T. SWbata, Miss R. Snmashe, Miss R. P.
Warlow. . .
Kobe^-C. PI. HUL
Shanghai— Miss C. Chittenden. - Miss E. A.
Ltod, P. Shepherd. in liriHlHlJW^') l !** i(lii|niill
Hongkong — Mrs.vL. Borg. "Miss E. Klnktld,
D. Pincdendolas, Wv B. WlHoo. W. 3. Haynes,
Leung ijlk Yinj. W. Riesboe.n or. M. J. White.
C. E. Iteartt.' E. R. McCullough. Mrp. W.
Riesboe, Mrs. M. J." White, P. Klnkald, O.
W. Nesl?it,, Mrs. E. Russell, H.. Saten, Mrs.
B."§b3£q.~' " • • , —
Honolulu— J. Wadmaa. K.iFocbtennaan, L.'de
Ke.rser, S. P. Gardnor," Mr*. V.. H. : iTes.
WTi ale Takes Spin Around the Bay
A great whale, crusted with barna
cles" and full "of life,' was 'among 'the
arrivals yesterday^and during vits * v'slt
to. the harbor .Qau,sed' much" 1 excitement
and some consternation. ;\u25a0 \u25a0 ; Its : first ap
pearance was "off ' Meiggs : wharf , where
the big fish came V.to? the surface ~\ 'and
attempted' to scratch off its barnacles
against the anchor chain of the
schooner ; Martha ,W. ; Tuft.
Its next appearance -was about' 10
feet astern of the Merchants' exchange
boat, in which Mikft Pitzge.rald ' was
returning from the army transport
Crook, just arrived from; Seattle. Mike
said that he had counted it 69 barnacles
when the whale dived.r creating a" wave
that almost upset the Whitehall boat.
Captain. .Sandstrom of the I tug ' Sea Fox
was towing; the bark WilscQtt;,. from
Oakland,, long- wharf to Filbert; street
when' the whale appeared right ahead,
steering a course straight for, the tug.
When.'. about 100 yards away the whale
spouted ami |in his excitemerit Captain
Sandstrom replied with one ; whistle
and put his wheel hard aport. The fish
performed a like oJHce. with his tail
and the leviathan passed clear.
- The, whale next, vi^ted. the Salva
doran warship President, caref ully: iri
specting,^h.e^Utle. vessel, and rubbing
off about 10 square, feet of .fresh, war
paint.: Thomas Crowley, vhead of the
launch trust, was returning from the
President and declared' that the whale
passed within , three feet Vof :i his boat.
After- that : the whale 'disappeared and
ErQbably we^nt tQ s.^a'eu the. eb,b tide.
Brians Cargo of Coal
The British tramp \u25a0 steanier : Yeddo,
which arrived yesterday afternoon ' 32
days from Newcastle, Australia,'
brought 5.803 .tons of coal. Captain
Fr'ed r S. \u25a0 Cow-l^y, master 'of "the tramp, 1 *
acted as his own purser, and made a
poor Job of it t as -he i was shy many
of tha Bumerou? papers that . the cusV
toms officials require for : the govern
ment records, : ' : ; Z\ ;" "1; ' ; ./\ r J
. His ' failure \u25a0to have.' the documents
caused '; him 1 ; sev-eral " hours' : delay ; and
much ; clerical'; labor Cats high
The Yeddo" br«USht*- ope-" pa'ssenoef,
Captain Walla.cc, formerly; mate " of ; ; tho
British *hip Vg&o'arbank, Jwho ; is '. going
to ."Victoria • t,i\ 4 take command •-; off the
British birk. Sar4hana, a. .vessel owned
by t.h? owners of -'the Yeddo.-
Mftrcleui;. Frpin ; Lfaer PresldeHt
. The.;, P4ciftCl GQa.at ; §t?ar(iship com-"
pany 1 * liner. President, - the only vessel
In the coast trade- that can 1 talk, re
ported: ; itself r twice yesterday \u25a0,' hy , wl re?
leas., 5 The President"; l.ef t : ; Victoria •'•• at
8 o'clock '• Sunday. ; evening and will; be
here either- : late tonight or early tor
morrdw; morning. The. first message
left :th"e':: President at X 12:30 a. m., and
reported "-: having : :: passed '.;Tatoosh : aU
well.. •'-, Thi ?,econd message' : left i the
President lat 10 :: a: ' m. ' and \ told ; of the
9team«V;»:^havin.s ; -^Bassed.'^.lTHJarnookj
Hereafter \ the ; President will f report- by
wireless all vessels* spoken while \u25a0at
aea.^ . .' ; ' ."-* :^-';.\- \u25a0-\ .'\u25a0\u25a0'•. : .;..-. N". ' ;
. Probably a, Ca?e of : Nose Bleed
. Much : excitement was - caused yester
day at;^the chief .wharfinser'aiQfflce by
the ; report*^ f rom ! , the -. belt railroad that
a &rca.t poo} of 'bloo^ -h.kd . been;clisppv
erfcd on a" platform ; at ii the rsid^e- of the.
apron/, of the J Lombard '-: street? freight
slip; - U vvai ; \u25a0suggested ;tnat; murder,
had been.- done durlngJthe.nlght^and
th&t;- trie/>o(Jy.: of *thet vtotirri^l-jad .been
thrown -Into "th© bay..^ The "n^attei'^wa?
reported ' to. the- police, who ' investi^
gated: and diagrhoEed th«? "caae'Jaa; siniple
nose bleed. ....: ;; : •:*'-'
Preparing for .-Voyage* South
Ther: little _' steamer . President, wliich
was converted" in; a few; days, largely
by the aid "of ipaint,' : from a , salmon
tender", into : a -Sal vadpran : warship,', will
sailf f or Acajutla oin 4 ;few : days; The
war J- pain tetl,',;yellow-,J{ynn.eledj u ;g'qpig^s
g^nboat^fui^ed ;.aboutUh*eS bay|yest er
day; ad justing compasses,*; and ] howr. j|oa
at anchor in/ rhan^of war\fow: looking
every- inch, a' ; righting : imnchlne— of the
Central An>erican- type, v/ - "
"Water 'Froat' Notes
. The. Panama liner :^San"; Jose,;"Captain
.ThprnbsonS sailed^yesterday -' (qj --.the
>, --\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 . \u25a0 ,\,
isthmus with a full cargo and about 20
passengers.
i The liner America ; ; Maru," from this
' port, arrived Sunday 'at Yokohama. <:
!'• ;The; overdue "BritishTship; Holt- Hill
[passed Carmanah potnt yesterday , at
I 11:15 o'clock a.; m,^*
\ • | The liner Mariposa^Captain
wiir sail at 11 o'clock Uh'is , morning for
Tahiti. "\u25a0 :' '- : : -\u25a0\u25a0".: .-\u25a0 \u25a0'. :"
Transport Logan \u25a0; Sails
The'Logan had* a lively ; sendoffi yes
terday— the transpornt { ; dock \u25a0;;;-. being
\u25a0 thronged 'with; officers; and -their "wives
•!fromlthe; Presidio. j_A ilarge numberof
the ; society contingent \ from town was
also ' present.
: The dock looked : like^the : scene of a
-'society '' function, the . ma?iy{wpmeja|be
ing handsomely: gowned.' in calling; at
tire,, with a sprinkling/ of big picture
hats. The' cause of all > this excitement
was the departure :i for) thej Philippines
ofY the -Twenty-ninth J infantry and v a
large number of casuals .who' have^beeh
living here for some) n q}me/~ -The {de
parture of the vessel- fvas: enlivened by
the"'m~usicJQf i thV.T w enty^n|ntb.;infan^rjr
band, : which played s sojme dozen \u25a0;selec
tions Just prior tolth'6 transport put
ting out into the stream.;
' \u25a0: Before the steamer's departure it was
inspected by General ,I'unston and his
aid, ; Lieutenant Evans. • V: . Vi^Haßßll :
r The transport \Varrenj .was; expected
to] sail early this morniaig for .-Manila
dir^Qt." 'vr- °V:' iv : , - ; :, v ; :-', - . .- \u25a0', .\u25a0
The transport Crook airrived; in /port
yesterday at 12 o'clock ifrora; Alaskan
points'. It brought » T\umJber,9f casuals
who had made the-jtrip jfrom^ here; to
the north via Honolulu.\ The Crook
will sail for Manila August 10 with^ the
Twenty-fifth infantry.the negro troop
er? \u25a0 \u25a0 : -mtX.e.d. up in. "the VBrownsvilJe
troubles. ;.
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
SAN DIEGO, Aug. s.— The new Ameri(?an
\u25a0 Hawaiian steamer Missourtan arrived totfay from
Sallna \u25a0 Cruz with n cargo \u25a0of New - rprk freight
for Californlan and Hawaiian ports, >wUich had
i been • brought across , from > the Atlantic, by . the
! Tehuantepec road. ' ;-,' ' \u25a0
SAN PEDRO, Au?. 5. — The steam .schooner
Westport, Captain ; Hansen, after takSwr on 240
tena of railroad Iron at Redondo, called at \u25a0 this
port for oil and then cleared , for Union iandine.
The schooner Omega, Captain: Nyman,' arrived,
10 days from the Columbia river, brirsfittg 600,
j 000 feet of lumber consigned to the Sostliern Pa
1 ciflc lumber company. ." : V , r *
| r The steam schooner Norwood, Captain; Martin.
! flnfshed discharging \u25a0 a lumber cargo and! cleared
! today for Cray's ft arbor to reload, taking freight
I and passengers for San Francisco. ',- . , : '
i . The . Norwegian tramp steamer Skogstsld, '. Cap
tain Rynulng. is scheduled to clear • .wartn.esday
for Victoria. B. C, fox oinlers. . -.:•\u25a0: v.
i The, steapi schooner Olympic, Captain JHansen,
i finished discharging a lumber cargo for; the E.
i K. Wood lumber company and cleared toroght for
Bellingliam. via San Franciaco, to reload. * : ;
The ; Merchants* ' independent steanj?h(p com
pany's; steamer :F. A. Kilbum, Captaini McLel
: land, V arrived '•• tonight from . San Frane;peo \u25a0. and
I way ports with a cargo consigned to the Crescent
\u25a0 wharf 'and warehouse company. The 'Kllburn
1 will clear on the 'return trip tomorrow.' r
: \u0084 The . schooner Ales T. Brown Is nut t^o days
from Elaine 'with a full cars? ot lumher con
signed to wholesalers at this port.;'
: The : schooner Annie O. : Smale,' Caption Col
! stroz.at"^ Everett, has been, chartered; to * load a
: lumber- cargo if or San Pedro. •-, \u25a0 ,; ": -.\u25a0\u25a0 , •
i .The steami schooner S. ?P. Phoenix. Captain
! Odhing,"'flafshed- discharging^ -carpp ofirallroad
! ties ' and : cleared : tonight for 'Eureka'-toitfiload.
1 : The \u25a0 schooner i C.> A.*"Thay,* Captain Peterson,
finished - d hsctiarglng -a , lumber caiirp \u25a0 for t the :B.
X.- Wood. lumber companj'and sailed- tonight; ln
ballast for Hoqulam to : load a return ; cargo for
thisport" :; '."-\u25a0*\u25a0;• ' ; '.^ : -
ASTORIA; Aug. 5.^-The. oil steamer Atlas, in
ballast for. PpTt Harford, arrived , from . Portland
this afternpon,3nd>went direct to sea. \u25a0 .
I The/ steamer:- Redonda; left \u25a0 today .'; f or \u25a0 Puget
! sound - with :i freight'- aud passengers. • aiid \u25a0> had in
tow the Chinese Junk .Whang Ho, which is to be
placed on e\hlbltion : at .Seattle. \u0084'
: - The tug George 'R.Vosburg, with ; the' schooner
Antelope to tpw.-left Sunday for • Nehilem. ii" -\'> ;
: The motor schooner Delia left Sunday for N'es
tucca'wlth a cargo Pf general merchandise.. •
The. stqamer Alliance left Sunday fop Coos
with' freight and -passengers.' ' - \
"-' Thftsteam schooner Excelsior, with n cargo of
lumber for San' francisco, went to sea Sunday;
inorning.' .'; _': ." . , .- ' '.'-:
'\u25a0The steam schooner Nome City arrived Sunday
evening from \u25a0 California \u25a0 \ o %& lumber. .' ; ; . '
',: Captains | Ho\yg and Wood came , iuslde- on \u25a0 Sat
urday fron?- the .pilot schwner after having bpen
there \u25a0 for > llv days on the . lookout for incoming
vessels. It Is the rule , amoug the - pilots . now
that 'a.fter • 10 : days on i th? \u25a0 schooner wlth<"}t: get
ting a vessel 1 they shall -be relieved by otberipl-'
lots, j Their- being, there that period Jof.;- time ,
without » getting \u25a0 on : board an Incoming vessel ;
shows ; that thft. bar. piloting is not as profitable
as some would wish to make It, as the expenses
go co. Justttiie Bame. •: ' -• . .< -
\u25a0 The steam schoou^r Charles Nelson arrived this
afternoon frorn" California to load lumber. - n-t •
:-\u25a0 SEATTLE, * Aug? \u25a0 S.rTrThe transport Dlx : ; salls
tomorrow/atinoou. : .wlth' the largest shipment of
provender* and. \u25a0 a -general ; cargo tukvu from Ajat
tie; for \u25a0 army ; use ;\u25a0 in .'\u25a0 the s Pliilippines j for a many |
months. The Dix, carries about 8,000 tons..-. In T
eluded in | the 9 shipments I were 500 I army I mules
and >16 r saddle" horses. \u25a0 : About • 1,000. 000 f eer 'of j
lumber^ is ; intended -for the construction \u25a0of new
barracks at ; Honolulu* : V- ; - : - ' . '
"The steamship .Northwestern is in port for » the
first/tlmQln five months..; The Northwesterq'iias
bfpq repaired^: holes -having been punched In
ifdes by V the.- rock"; at -Be'atsohs Inlet", vXanuqebe
isiiuid. '• and '« ls ready • for sea. It is . sclieduk-d ' to
sail Ausust 10.- - - •- . ' . " '\u25a0>• .
r , The overdue ship Holt Hill ia reported passing
the cape ' today 'at "niiou and towing : up the
Btraits of Juan deFuca- for Tacoma, \u25a0' ".:
Arm >•, Trans p ort s
i Burnside is ! at; Seattle.
; The Buford {sin port. .: .. -
'\u25a0 The Crook \u25a0 sailed = August 2 from Seattle.' ;
; The DiS has left' Honolulu for Seattle. l.'V •-:
The Kilpa trick; is at .'Newport News, : Va.
"'.,' The I liOgan is ;' in \ port. >' : .
Tlie'Me^a Ist at NeF York. Qut of commla
s!on. -\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'• .%'•-\u25a0 "-/- '•"'\u25a0' .\ '\u25a0\u25a0"•'- ' '•-:\u25a0;.;• ""
'. \u25a0 TUg : Ingalls ' !s ' at .' Newport News,'- Va. '\u25a0
'The* Sheridan' is a,t Mare island undergoing re
pairs.'..'.'!..''. -.. y ,~: ,".-\u25a0-"- -\u25a0\u25a0'- ', . . .\u25a0.'-.-..-..\u25a0... /
. The : Sherman sailed July, 30 from Guam for
Manila. •\u25a0• •' . ." \u25a0* \u0084 . ..\u25a0 "\u25a0 '\u25a0•\u25a0.-..-"•.!-* - :
The Thomas, • homeward bound, left Nagasaki
July-22.- .' ' ' \u0084-:. -
The Warren \u25a0is in ' port.
, \ The Overdue List
•Bpltlsh :.bark' Dtindnnald, , out 171 days from
Sydney.-: for -falmoutlv-PO' per cent. , • ; \u25a0- : '
.: Italian? shipOrplia. out = 153 days' from Walla
roo, for Palmouth",'; B- per ceut. ' .~ " .
.:. Noirwesl^Hf Jjai-kiiTfiTH. out 147 .days from
Jiew. Caiedimia,'- for j. tiara t>urs. 2Q j per ccut.' .'
.*"-• Swedisliishlp Gripen." out; 117 days: from 'Baliia
Bianca.- for . FalmoutU.' li! '\u25a0 per, cont. - >\ «.--\u25a0\u25a0'•" ' -"\u25a0 • •
..British ship M."E.iWat»bn, out ''l4s -days from
Iqutquo. ; for 'the 1 channel. > 0 per cent. -''.: ' .v • \u25a0" ' .. :
-• Gprraan;slilp Slanj;>out 185 days from' Loudon,
lor ; lVrtlanrt.TOr.-.;6--pM f cent.
' Norw*p:iaa ' bark » ! Guiana,- out "130 ' dpys from
Mobile, ' for Bahia - Bia nca ," 50 per cent. "
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
AVHlMjpart :*or. Alaska
The; steamer ; Tailac \ is ; under charter for .: mor
chandi6eifrom tn.is, port " to ?Kome. .;-\u25a0;• •;::'-'
'\u25a0-- ' ITlie 'Alamcda's: Cargo *
Tl;o : steamer . Aiime^a' ssiled: on Saturdar for
Honolulu with a; genetal; merchandise oavgil'val
»\?rt. Sat. |174,?.37.ra«(}' Inclqdiu's^the 'MJoxriust:
«:bh:s'Boi.v.'.43 i ctls.r.v«-.-;,410,ii ? s beans,. \D,4OT
'itc\ s antl''4O4 es : bre i<l. aO.SCn ; iujy huttev, % ia,250
ltm -. olfam^rgarine." 4202 1 1bs \u25a0. ami \ dnmi \ eUf-esa.
102 cs eggs.; sSTca canned good?, 2,Bitj Hjsftlrieil
fruit.. 4<«V lbs raisin?. -1.104 'lb* .BUt»,v&,o93'j)hs
and \u25a0 54 1 cs : table s roeil3,'i7,(sT7 ; lbs oleomargariae?
7.077 }b* cociasli: '-. v.:553 : lbs 1 tind ; is ! pigs assorted
dried ; fifili; v .*>-• : bblß 'i and • 1.9 tierces lalmon.T 21, "40
lbs l:ird. v 705*lhs ; :^n!;ar.ii2.3 ( J5,p;sffre3U 'fruits*
131 pkgs vee«str;b'.c--. iiOpbgs i>ot«(Ofs -^5 : i->Sss
oiiioas! 1 ,007^- JUfi," fresh meat;: 634 - ; Ihsr 'and -2 ; "c?
iyeVu fish, 4.713 lb» auilT' cs (irosspil . poultry.
14G = ptgs \u25a0 grocw 1 !? 8 - o u<l provisions, : 4.001 x - ibs - an,l
1 i cs . eur.dy., ,7.1 10 V ib* c'alT?e.» 544 fts ; oho'poUt»,
4,-JCo .'. lb? i ietx.l Vi ; cy Mtwcfe, ; Z>3 * jikjs ; prepared
fi5h," 2,045 lbs* \w\t,". ",Z\o .lbs _iiivl,4 cj- i<agt'c,^74
cs ; tables pvepa rations." lo,4tK)'JUs' and c ?\u25a0 ci'salt;
5. m c I ' s iaad i CI. \u25a0 cs , wlno. ', ilO ga !s ;. and U73
C-s : Tl(Uk.3'..r'Cs^ gals and =!'P*.*"!oortnl.24§?Jsi>j;g S
b«er, 4 c«:bvjinli'. 31'cs ;lIqi?«/*, ; 25.es charanastie.
4(t \u25a0 • gali - anil .V) ; eh .: pin. ; A ' es f m Infra 1 f \va t«>r, •'. 402
gals' A n<l '\u25a0 *> 'cs -I spirit*.'.-' 251 / pkg* < «!r,v .' eopdu, :^; t
blips oil -clottilnc., Hides' l^'ts.: curl 1 fhocjt.^iq'cs'
\\iW~ 1 '.S3« ! ib^' i»rßf s. ..; l.QWj lb« ' copper, VlO ' bdla
briV3tn<' < -;-!2o':)hs,- .i?uu).l'- s'ltoranMlf* rai^l \u25a0 10
li\-SP" psrts.' C-;",tia'.o*; bigs.'.r lt(i jpi:gs\dn:ga, S4U
likes t-aJdlerjv an(i,?har»< I »s.":.iso / csvand. 4 ltj .bb!»
oil, . 0 '«•* • ; ai jrtilnes; » lo* cs 1 typewriters,", 130
pkgfi paiutH.'S 2i6 ; kegsi wblte Meart; \u25a0 3G : pfegs :n;t Jl».
•J5 i-nlla andil cs ]patb<>r.;s4:p!{gs o!eotrlc^l-jr«ods,
1 1 .005 \u25a0 lbs ':, tobacco';' 24 cs • «.'iga rs and cigarette*, 4
Weather' Report
-; United State* ; department -. of . agriculture-
Weather bureau.' San , Fraocigco, t Aug. 5, 1907. - i
RAINFALL DATA j
Past ; . Seasonal ;
I --Station*— '• 24 hrs.- . to date.'^Normal. \u25a0
\u25a0 Eureka : .....'. .0.00 -\u25a0 - Tr. 0.11
; Red81ufff.. ..:..... 0.00.-i, \u25a0•>\u25a0 Tr. • ~ 0.00
i Sacramento :.-:;r;..V.. 0.00 \u25a0- 0,00 0.90
j Mt. Tamalpals ...... 0.00 \u25a0 0.00~ 0.01
San'Franclsco r'...Vv.0.00 "-.' Tr.:^ 0.01
5an'J0ae...... ;;... 0.00 - Tr. .0.00
Fresno ... :..... ...V 0.00 -\u0084.. ,'\u25a0„• "it,-^:i 0.00
In4ependence ;i. "..:.., 0.00 Tr. 0.00-
I San Luis.Obispo ".:'.'. 0.00 I 0.00-?- 0.03
I Los Ange.1e»i ;....... 0.00 0.00 0-00
San Dieg0 ;..;.V:...,; 0.00 .0.03 _ r 0.00
. . STATIONS. |\u25a0' <g v H •?\u25a0'•• .f .- ||!
- , ..'•\u25a0'..\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0:-. ?..';. 1 ,,"?. : : \\-
Baker ........ 29. 52 80 50 N Clear .00
Eureka ...... '.29.96 ' 58" 52 'W Clear .00
Flagstaff .V.:.29.83 76 48 SW Xlear _i*.ol
Fresno .t: ; . ..29.78 100 c6B S - Pt.Cldy .00
Independence .29.82 92 , 62 SE "Pt.Cldy. .00
Los Angeles ; ; : .29 .02 SO 64 W Clear .00
Modena: . . 5 r;'.. .29.80 -84 50 W : Pt.Cldy .00
3Jt.j.Tan>alpals.29.94 67- 49 . SW- Clear .00
North Head T. .29. 95 .? 60 J54 NW , Clear :' .00
PUoenix -...;:. 29. 76 IC2 SO NW. Clear. .00
Ppeatello > ,-. . . .29.52 S6 •52 SW, Cloudy -.00
Pt'tK. -Light.. 29.03 BS 52 SW. Cloudy . .00
PorUand ..... .29.04 74 54 NW . Clear -.00
Redißluff :.:.29.76 96 42;SE Clear* .00
Reno *-;'.-". :\\rr.2?. 7B 00 : 56: W Pt.Cldy. ,oo
Roselwrg jr. . . . .29.88 '88 52 , N Clear 1 .00
Sacramento,... 29. 82 84 -58- 8 ".Clear <? .00
Salts Lake. .-.29.82 88 58 N «?W^r : .00
San Piego • \u0084 . .29.94 72 66 W J Clear ".00
San ' Francisco. 29. 92 V 6B: 54 W : ', Clear .00
San Jose '..-:;.29.90- 84 56- NWV CTear .00
S.- Lois 0bi«p0:29.96 72 fro W i.\Clear : '.\u25a0' .00
5."E.:Fara110n.29.90 49 .;S \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 Cloudy .00
Spoken? .- . . . ... 29.2 9 .6 4" -72 59 7- 8W Cloudy ' , .00
Tonopah ; : . . . .29.54 f, 84 »; 60 VSE Pt.Qldy .00
Walla •.'.... ..,29.69 84 : 58fe6 Clear . • .00
Winnemuceai;.29.Bo .9o 74 :.W; Clear" .00
Ynma. \u0084..,...29.72 106^78' fiW.i: Clear.; .00
--V- \u25a0\u25a0.* %:;a i"..--^ •\u25a0:• synopsis,- ,:•\u25a0 •\u25a0: \u25a0;',\u25a0„ \u25a0,-:..;
".; The :^ pressure •" has fallen steadily orer the
northern I hajf of , the coast,, and conditions are
such ' that s. southerly winds will :J: J prevail v over
most , of j California and there may Jbe showers in
the mountains: Somewhat cooler .weather, may be
'expected r Tuesday.- :; Light , thunderstorms have
occurred ;in the valley of the Colorado. \u25a0
;••»\u25a0- ', ; ;v ..FORECAST v
San Francisco ':\u25a0 apd , Tieinity— Cloudy Tuesday;
possibly sprinkles . in : morning : lipb t south wind.
Santa Clara -valley— Cloudy. Tuesday ; , light
6outh wind changing to northwest. \u25a0'
- Sacramento valley— Cloudy,* cooler Tuesday;
possibly showers ' la the mountains; light - south
wind. /-\u25a0-.:..:'. .. .- :V --.. .* - '\u25a0";-.'\u25a0"'':""'-• ' \u25a0- • v '-,'.
' $an/Joaquln' valleys-Cloudy, cooler Tuesday;
possibly showers in" the Sierras; light south wind.
. Los : Angeles aad. vicinity — Fair Tuesday; light
south; wind.' .- \u25a0--\u25a0.- ,
A.' G. McADIE.t District Forecaster.
Morementi of Steamer*
/./'\u25a0 -"'-\u25a0'\u25a0 \u0084.'. -. TO ARRIVE
, '/ •' From U : I-\u25a0-'\u25a0•' SteamerI -\u25a0-'\u25a0•' Steamer •\u25a0 | Dne
Seattle .... ......... ..jMeteor ........ Auk. 6
Nitrate, Port •'•'• •••• \u25a0•• Cacique . . .... . Aug. 6
WUlapa ' Harbor ...... D; . Mitchell . : , Aug. 6
EeJ EiTer; P0rt5....... Argo .......... Aug. C
Seattle: & Tacoma.:... Watson :.:... .lAug. 6
Coquille River .. r .Elizabeth ..... Aug. 6
SanPedro :..: .....'... Norwood <...'.. Aug. 7
N«w York via.Ancon.. City, of Sydney. JAug. 7
Humboldt . . . . . . . . '.-.'. . . Pomona • Aug. 7
Puget Sound Ports -..,, President. ....". Aug. 7
San 4 Pedro' & Way Ports Coos Bay ...... Aug. 7
£allna- Cruz '.......'... Missouri '....".. Aug. 8
Point Arena & Albion; ; Porno Aug. . 8
San Pedro ;:.:.......: P.-Al.Kilburn.. Aug.. 8
SsnDie-j-o & Way Ports Santa Rosa Aug.- 8
Grays Harbor ". .... . ...I Santa .Monica. . Aug. :". .8
Coos Bay ....;...... '..{M. F." Plant, .., Aug. 8
Humboldt "..... .iViicguard ..... Ang.' 8
Hujnb01dt :. ......... ..'City, Topeka ...Aug. 0
Hilc = .:...... Enterprise . . . .. Aug. 3
Seattle ............... Am. .Dnperre .*. Aug. 3
Humboidt ......... . , . Pureks. . .'. .1 ,' , Aug. 10
Grays ' Harbor ......... C0r0nad0 ; ...... Aug; 10
S«n Pedro ........... . jKoanoke ...... Aug. 10
Ctaju Hie RiTer ,....".... 1 Monterey \u0084.'.... Aug. 10
Seattle :.........'..';... Anubls ........ Aug. 10
Hn^et Sound -Ports ."U.. Umatilla ...... Aug. tl
San Pedro & Way Ports BonKa ........ Augr. 11
Mendocino & - Pt. Arena Sea Foam .... Aug. 11
Pcrtlapd • & Astoria.:.'. City'* Panama.'. . Aug. 12
Portland '& Way Ports. G;-'W. Elder."." Aug. 12
Grays Harb0r "..;:..... Crntralia ..... Aug.' 12
Portland &- Astoria.:.. Note? : City *.... Aug." 12
Dieso & Way Ports State' of Cal. .'. Aug. 12
SaiiPedro ..,'.:....... Hanalel .....:: Aug. 12
Seattle &"-Tacoma.:. .. Bnckman \u0084':... Aug. 13
;• \u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0--;\u25a0-.,—.\u25a0.-.. xo;SAJL: \u25a0:.-; \u25a0\u25a0.''* . t ;.' \u25a0•'\u25a0. ;
Destination I .Steamer I Sails |Pier
Aneust &^— .'. \ \u25a0 \u0084 " -
San Pedro & Way Portslßonita \u25a0 . .I. 4 pro H
Astoria i& Portland.... lD. Freeman. spm 2
Humboldt ........... .(City Topeka. 10.30 a . 9
TahitJ ......... . ..jMariposa .." f il am ; 7.1
V- August 7— '\u25a0 . '.','. : I - - - \u25a0\u25a0"-••'\u25a0 >"" '
Lcs Angeles -Ports... .. | J.^Higgin*. . 11 am 2
EeJ| River, P0rt5...... , I Arpo 11" am 10
Humboldt. ?.: . . ... . . JEurf ka" .:. .. & am 13
Orsys : Harbor >rv. ..."'. ..jXonroodi ".... 18
Mtsiean ; Ports ;,..."... V. Curacao .... 10 am 17;"
Point t Arena V;..'.. .. . . Sea Foam.. ;4 pm -2
Los: Angeles Ports... ."y Hanaiei ' « . . . . 4pm 10
\u25a0-August 8— r- \u25a0 \ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.- ' .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.•-:' -. , •;- • : ,-",
Sau. Diego *&. Way PortslSti^te ©f- Cal. 10 am 11 i
China & Japan. ..(Manchuria . 1 pm 42
CbqiilUeßlverj. :.".:.. llEHiabeth ... ...... ....
August Q*-r' }'-
Hiimbold t r v ..... C. -\u25a0. . - ,' , j Pomena . . . 10. SOa . 9
San Pedro &' Way PorUiOotui Bay . .'• Apm 11"
WiUapa Harbor ....... |D.~ Mitchell.. ...... ....
.1* August 10' — j.,. .\u25a0 \u25a0-.-\u25a0. '• : . :
Coos Bay ;M.;F. Plant. ...... 8
Humboldt- .'."....-. .."... i Vanj."uard r.'. ...... '2
Portland &. Way Ports. RcMnoke '... 1.30p IS
Les < Angeles Ports..". .. F.v Kiiburn... "4 pm
Point Arena &' Albion.'. Pwno :.... '..'• 6 pna • 2
Seattle -'&'. : Tacoma. '. . r.jWatson T... . 1.30p 20 ;
Pnget Spuad Pot tf!. ....jl're^ident '\u25a0\u25a0'.. ll^am -9.
Astoria : .&: Portland... llCosta Rica.. 11 am 24^
.Apjtust U-r^- -" .: .1,.--- : . \u25a0"
.San Diego & Way Ports! Santa Bosa. 10 am 11
'-. "Aujrust -12—^ ,-' -\u25a0!\u25a0-- \u25a0- \u25a0 - . •\u25a0 J -S
Lor Ane'eles Ports ..... 1 0. W. Elder 1 pna 13
firaye , Harbor ......... |S. Monica. .. 4 pna 2
; ;J; TO: SAIL. 'FROM /SEATTLE \. • ""•
'.<.'.?,\u25a0 -DestiDation : t |;,>: Steamer | >Dat«
Skagway & \u25a0 Way • Ports : | Fnrallen . ;". . T . Aug. 0
ValllM*, 4» i Seward . . '. , . . .Sjra.tog"a ... ... Aug. S
Skagway, & Way, Port*. Spokane: ..:.;. Aug. 9
S)f ogway, & Way : Ports. liclphi'n. \f. ... ;. . Aug.-. 10
N'ome;'&-St. i .-Miebaei:vi. Senrbwestern .. Ang. 10
Valdcz*&>Se ward .'.-\u25a0.:. Portland .....". Aug. 10
JCcmc r& ; St.* Michae l:".". Hrafies ' .". .'iv.. Aug. -10
Skagway &' Way Port*." I Cottage City ..Aug. 13
N0m«?;& St. Michael..":! Victoria ....;.. Aug. 16
V'aldez' & Sewardl. *.'.', '.jyjjcatan ...... Aug. Id
Nome'& St. .Michael. .Joiympia ...... Aug. 20
Valdez <& -Seward. *.'... .[Bertha ......:..' Aug.'2s
Nome, & St. Michael. i.il'lfiades ...:.'. Aug.;2s
Sun 'and .Tide
1 / \u25a0' ! V TUESDAY," AUGUST 6
j .1 ; ; — _. ' \u25a0\u25a0 1. - '
Sun rises '.-: '..'.,.•".". -.s: l7|Sun : sets . T. . :. : . .: .7:14
United s State? Coast and Geodetic • Snrrey^Tirfte
and HelgUts of Tide *at * Fwt Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf) adrt -5 minutes. ,
', . ITime .- Time : ' Time . Tjiae 1 ";'-
Aug] -— Ft ±±- Ft-: t«4r- Ft \u25a0 — -1 Ftr
' . |L W . H W : L'W -. H W| '.-; \u25a0-.
6.. 3:56—0.111:10 4.4J 3:20 ' 3.4 9:24 5.3
.•7.: 4:30 --0.8 11:47 4.8 4:05 ,3.3 10:03 5.3
;' 8.: 5:02 12:22 .4^ 4:48 ; 3.1 10:41 5.4
9.. 5:35-^0.3 12:52 4.0 5:27 2,0 11:20 5.2
10.. :6:075=f1.2 lUS 4.0 6:11 :: 2.7 I*l :sS 6.1
11.. 6:39 0.1 1:43 5.0 6:54 2A ..::. .....
•HWLW H W L W
12.. 0:83 4,9 T:18 ,0.4 8:12 -5.0 7?40 8;!
Time Ball
United States Branch Hydrographic Offlee, Mer
chants' 1 Exchange;- San Franciaco, CaJ.J
\u25a0 Augij'st 5/-1007.-- \u25a0:-:-- .. ' \u25a0-•-,—
;- .The * time ball on the tower of the Ferry bnlld
irig, was dropped "*\u25a0 today: exactly , at •: noon, \u25a0- Pacific
Standard Time'(l2otbi Meridian), or Bhj" 00m. : 00*s.
Greenwich' Mean \u25a0\u25a0 Time. ;•:> iJ, C. BURNETT^'
\u25a0;..;< ;: Lieutenant,' O.-S.M.,: in CUar*fe f ';
U.; S, ; Branch; HydrpgraphJc Office
< A "'-. branch 'of ;\u25a0 the United 5 States " Hydrbgraphic
Office."^ located ,-• at ' tha \u25a0 Merchants',- Exchange, '; is
maintained Vin^ Sari, Francisco? for ;-, the beneQt ; of
mariners, 1 -: without • regard ' to , nationality, and •• free
of espe'use. ~ -,N'avigaters ; are > cordially;, Invited jto
vipltithe "office,-? where/ cpnipletg'set^' of 'charts
aud 'salllqg:directi<>ns,of ; werl«t;ar« kept* at
hand;? fop comparison • and " reference, * an4 s the lat
est i lnformation | can : always b« Bbtained regardlug
•ights,' danger Ho -navigation and all- matters - of
Intorestto ocean commerce.- - --.- -
r ' . :•'.: vJ. C. BURNETT,
, Lieutenant ,'• V.' S. ; X. , in Charge,
70 plugs' agricultural implements, >23 cs : arms and
ammunition.. XS4*os soap, j24Bvpkgs : wago9 Mi
terial.V-J2 pcs -' Iron.? 6 Iwils steel, i 06 . pes and -25
btll«spii>e.";2l;pSgB machinery. : 72 lbs opium, ."132
pkcs ; roofing. '.-'. a. v :; • -\u25a0-. \u25a0\u25a0" ..;..- .•'...\u25a0
to Mariners t
Captain Fretwnfst of \u25a0- tlie;BrltUhjsfiip,Water
loo repopts *.'t<»' the "-> Branch ; : Hj-drograpUii; "* office
that ou ! July WV lOO7.^ wtjen •. in « latitude .- N; 22
•leg.VS :raln.. ! lonsiturteSWtl36;Ueg.'^6iJnln..**: at
U ]).' > m.; .- lie *pa ssed ..very >. close Jto > a .' pa rtly sub
. merged : ! object / of ;? targe dimenslens.v btTlng '. the
appearance of a 'vessel -bottom up.
\u25a0 ; f^J.i g.vr BURNETT,
Lieutenant : 'U. "S. ;X.V in CUarge,,;
SHIPPING ' INTELLIGENCE
.:\u25a0'£.-\u25a0•:] ..,.,, arrived;;.^ ..;... \-.
"'X~A 'I * -.'Sunrlaj-,- Anprust 4.
Stmri George - : Loomi?. : McJ-Cellar : Jr., , 30 \u25a0 hours
fnim^OaTlota.'- : : ;','•*•>. ; •<
: -.'_ -.- \u25a0 \u25a0 .: .--\u25a0.\u25a0-. \u25a0•' Monday. . Aujrast 0.
.•iU.i'S ! stmr ; 'Crook. ' William's .' 3,d37* from-.Se
attle".*-"^' I ' -^SflfiplßSSiSEir ' "-'\u25a0 -. :; ' " \u25a0"=." \u25a0' * -
!\u25a0\u25a0 Stmr Knlton, .' Larsen.\ 3o - bours :-'from '; Eureka.
\u25a0'.'": Stmr . Roanui?.'- rV'inham.V 3Ja dayg_ f ronj ' Tort
lwi,;vla*Euro'ia}B hours. ......
Sttpr 'Cascade.! Asplnnd, '-\u25a0 63, bours froqi TVH-
Ij I'm: :""•• '\u25a0-.:)'.-':-' :\u25a0- -:"-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -.•'-\u25a0-'. .--'--:. -->-.'• '
* - Stmr * Scotia;) Xelson.'J 88 < hours : f rom : EurcVa.
iirStmr.-MMandaJaj'.i! Lofstrom.:.-34 ;,,honr!i -" from
Crpsceot'Citv. ; bound; south, ' put; in": to land >.?*»\u25a0
s^nsers- 1-^1 -^ ; '£-\u25a0'. ?'\u25a0 "1 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0':.-".\u25a0'- \u25a0- \u25a0-- \u25a0. . \u25a0'-\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0': - - '
-xStmr ;-V.Sanioa, < Klink^Ci :40; hoars f rom : Siu
Pedro.- \u25a0--I'S v ... ',?•-> ; y \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:'.'' '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-:.-*\u25a0 S '..'• - ; -'
W Btmr i Hanalel. " McFarlane,'; 40 . hours ; f roai San
Pedro. - ' - j
-TiStrariCoos Baj.-Zeh, 60 hours from San Pedru.
Stmr Del Sorte, Sanford, 33 hours from Cres
cent City. X
. Stmr J Marhotter, Nygraa; 44 hours from Sao
Pedro: . . ,
•'Stmr.'Gaalala, KJellin. J2 boors from Fteh
ermans bay. . . \u25a0
Stmr Enreka. : Jteren. 23 boars from Knreka.\
' Stmr Asuncion, Bridget, . 2s uonnt fiom I'ort
SjiiiJ-nis. \u25a0: ,,-..'"-. •'-'-\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0 : ;
-\u25a0 Stmr 1 State . cf ' Oallforala, GMo*v, 43 h*«rs
from San Diego aad way ports.
\u0084.: Stmr. Coos Bay, Zeh, 60 noar« from San Pedro
and \u25a0 way < ports. - .
. Br-stmr Yeddo, Ctwley, 32 dajf from Xew
'castle,', Au». .• •-:\u25a0\u25a0";
'\u25a0• -Jap. stmr Nippon Maru. - Filmer, 27 ' days li
' hours £ 25 : minutes, , ?ia .- Yokohama 17 day« ana
- Honolulu - 6 days \u25a0\u25a0 «n4 , 14 hours. \u25a0 . .
'-'\u25a0* Bsrge Three, . Kirkwpod, 30 houre from Port
Harford; in tow " tug • Sea King, Point Richmond
direct. \u25a0\u25a0- <^nM«MNdSHI|^' ;
Schr, Monterey, Berg, 14 nour» from Monte-,
rey, , in tow tug Defiance.
Schr Lily, Gunderson, 5% days from Cmp
gua'riTer. •> - '
Schr C. T Hill, Erickson, 4 <Jay» / from Co
quille river. 1 '
CLEABED '
Monday, August 6.
Stmr Bonlta, Nicolson, San Pedro, etc.; PC
<3S S Co.
, Stmr Daisy Freeman, Johasoa," Portland ; Free
man S S'Co. •-.\u25a0_.: -
\; Stmr San .Jose, Thompson, VAncon and way
ports; P MS S Co.
SAILED
. '\u25a0';\u25a0<-. .\u25a0 - \u25a0 , Monday, August 5.
\u25a0- US stmriLogan,- Stlnson.- Manila. ;
\u25a0 U 3 stmr ,Warre». 'Hornsman, Manila.
- Stmr San '. Jose, Thompson," Ancoa , and waj
1 ports."-: .'"•-:. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0: \u25a0 .- . \u25a0;.
\u25a0Stmr George Loomis, McKellar Jr., ,>— — »\u25a0
! ,- Stmr Newburg/ Norbenr, Grays \u25a0 harbor.
.-i Stmr Santa Barbara, Zadart. Grays harbor.
.' Stmr.. Wasp, '-"Wshmaa, Urays naroor.
. Stmr .Daisy Freemin, Johnson, Portland.
: \Stmr 'Samoa, KHnkner, . Caspar.
: Stmr Mandalay, Lofstro'm, San Pedro.
Stmr Siata Crtis, Carey, Monterey. =
Sttar Bonita.-Nicolson, San Pedro anfl way
1 ports. ..:\u25a0-.* \u25a0_• _. , . : . -\u25a0. :
. .Stmr J Marhoffer, Nygran, Everett.
',' Stmr Roanuke, Dunham, San Pedro." '- -" U
Schr James A Garflcld. Dannevl?, Cuos bzy.
\- : -''- ,-:/:\u25a0, \u25a0\u25a0". ' -ePOKEN- :"\u25a0- - . -• \u25a0
T July. 15, in lat 11 >f, ion 27 W. Br ship
! Monkbarns, from > Antwerp, ." for — — ."
I June 15, in lat 28 N, Ion : 21 W, -Fr ship
[ Berengere, from Glasgow, for ' San : Francisco.
July . 19, in , lat 19 N, lon 25 W, Fr bark
I Guethary, from Antwerp, for Oregon.
I - -TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Aug. 5. 10 p. m.— Weather
foggy; wind W; velocity 12 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN DIEGO — Arrived Aug s— Stmr Missouri,
from Salin* Cruz, for San Francisco. -- \u25a0 :-
MONTEREY— CIeared Aug 4— Stmr W S Por
ter, for Nome and, St Michael.'
ST.- MlCHAEL— Arrived Ang S—Stmr San
Mateo, hence July 21. _ • ' .-•
I Sailed \u25a0 Au? 2— Stmr Pennsylvania, for Seattle.
! TATOoSH— Passed In Aj'g o—Stmr0 — Stmr Colonel
I B. L \u25a0 Drake. : hence Aug 2. for , Seattle. P»3»e«l
; out^-Sttnr Santa Clara, from Seattle, for Skag
wayv: - . .* '.* ........
Passed inwardjAug 6~Br ship Holt Hill, from
Greeenock, 1 tor Vancouv er, B C. "
\u25a0Passed Aug 5-^-Stmr President, from Vis torta,
for San - Francisco, and at 10 a m waa off Tilla
rnook. • ' :\u25a0. . - ,
REDONDO— Arrived Aug s— Sehr W H Smith,
from Tacoma; stmr Maverick, hence Ang 2.
Sailed Aug s— Stmr Maverick and stmr West
port, for San Franelsco; schr Louise, for tnip
qna river. \u25a0 ' .
BELLINGHAM— SaiIed Ang 5-G« gtmr Mera,
for ' Tacoma . • .
Arrived Aug &~-sclir Albert ' Meyer, hence
July 17.
Arrived Aug &— Schr Albert Meyer, hence
July 17.. . — \--'.
. NOYO— Arrived Aug s— Stmr National City,
hence Ang 4. -
CLEONE— Arrived Aug s^-Stmr Xoyo, hence
PORT ' KAN LUlS— Arrived Aug 5— Stmr
Northland, hence AHg A. \u25a0 \u25a0 - .
Sailed Ann s—Stmr5 — Stmr Santa Rita, for Honolulu.
PORT LOS ANGELF.S— Arrived Ang s— Stmr
Helen P Drew; from Point Arena.
Sailed Aug s— Schr Ethel Zane, for San
Pedro.
, >'QME^Sailed Aug 3 — Stmr Victoria, for Se
attle. .\u25a0-'-\u25a0-.
- VALDEZr-SaiJed Aqg 4— Stmr Bertaa, for
Seattle:. ;'^«MnM«|okPHN«'*9B*
SlTKA— Sailed Aug 3— §tmr Cottage City, for
Seattle. ,
WBA^GELL— Sailed Aug 4— Stmr Humboldt,
for Skagway.
SANTA. BARBABA^-Arrived Aug s— Stmx
Santa Bosa, tesce Aug 4, and sailed for Stm
Diego/ • «--...
. BANDON-^Sailed Ang 4 — Stmr , Elizabeth and
schr Oregon, fiw San Francisco. - -
COOS BAY-rArrived Aug s— Stmr Alliance,
from Astoria. -•\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0
\u25a0-Arrived -Aug s— Tag Colnmbla, hence An; 3.
Arrived Aug s— Schr- Novelty, hence July 11.
NAK?CEK -Arrived June 15— Ship Charles E
Moody, from Nanaimo.': June 17— Bark James
Nesmith, from Beljinghara. *
'•\u25a0 FORT BRAGG— Arrived Ang B— Stmr Co
quille River, hence Arcs 3.
Sailed Au? 5-^Stmr Arctic, for San Trancisco.
SAN PEDRO-r-Sailed Auj «^-Stror Berkeley,
for San Francisco,
Arrived Aug. 4^-Schr Omega, from Colnmbia
rjvert \u25a0 stmr Westport, \u25a0 from Berlondo.< ,
EUREKA-^-Arrivefl. Aog s— Stmr , Norths Fork,
henc« • Ang 3; stmr.t Newport, '. hence Aug ""2;
«tmr. Sonth*Bay,vhenee Aug 3; stmr Vanguard,
hence *Ang 3. .;-- >- -i- \u25a0 ' -•^•, .
Sailed , Ang s—Stmr5 — Stmr • George TV -Elder, fer
Astoria. ,-\u25a0\u25a0—*..' : . .
Arrived' Aug 5--Stmr George W Elder, hence
Aug. 4; stmr, Pomona, hetice An; 4; stmr Ab
erdeen, lieace .Aug 3; stmr Eavalli, hence Au? 3.
'"ASTORIA— Sajlefl Aug- s— Sjnjr Redopdo. for
Tacoma: CJjinese Junk Wsang Ho, for — .
;\u25a0; Arrjved Aug s— Stmr Charles Nelson, hence
Aug 2. - \u25a0--.'«
\u25a0 Sailed Ang 4 — Schr Antelope, for Saa Fraa-
CiSCO.' '\u25a0 :' '-. \u25a0 - :-. \u25a0-•\u25a0. . \u25a0
EASTERN PORTS
NEW TORK — Sailed Aug 4 — Br stmr Schny
kill, for Yokohama. MHI t'llii mm\,
. BALTIMOEE^-CJeared Aug 3— Stmr A G
Lindsay, for San , Franclaeo.
Arrived Aug : 4-r-Br ' slmr, Kpighi of St George,
from Antofagasta. \u25a0 -- ......__.- \u25a0 \u25a0 • .
FOREIGN PORTS
iCAEMAXAH-T-Passed inward Aog 3, 11:15 a
m— Br ship HoltHllL' from Greenock, for Van
couver, B C. -
VALPARAISO— Arrived A«g 2— Br stmr OaU
blalr,\ from . Baltimore. \u25a0
-= ST. ; THOMAS— Sailed Aug 4— Br stmr Fem
dehe.-for San" Francisco.
SHIELDS— SajIefI Aug S—Swed ship Clan
Mecfarlane, for San Francisco; Fr bark Charles
Gounod, for • San Francisco.
.VICTORIA— Arrived Aug 4— Br stmr Eart of
Douglas, hence Aiig 1; G*r stenr Anubis. from
Seattle. A»i? Z — Br ship Hyderabad, from New
Westminster, for \u25a0 Valparaiso.
-.- Sailed -Ang 5-»Stmr;NortuwMterH, for Seattle,
to.be drydocked, • and not Valdex, - . \u25a0
, SALINA CRUZ— Sailed Aug 4— Stmr Alaskan,
for • San : FraocUco. \u25a0 -:.....
. YOKQHAMA-r-arrived Ang 4—^Jap stmr Amer
ica Mam, hence ; July 19, - ria Honolulu.
\u25a0 NANAlMO— Arrived Aug s— Schr Minnie* A
Came. hence Jyly 20. .-.: -.-\u25a0'..
% PORT, SAID — Arrived Ang 3— Ger stmr Tan
nenfels, from "New * York. -.-.-.-.
• SHANGHAI— Arrived- prior- Aug s— Br stmr
Kalibia, f rum Portland, Or. -
. Aug 2— Br *tn» St Pat
rick; for/Boston and • New York.
;•--;'.';: ' '\u25a0\u25a0-:\u25a0\u25a0 OCEAN STE^VMEIiS
-ST. VlNCENT— Arrived Aug 6— Stmr \u25a0 Salatia.
from Kan' Francisco. : via South American ports.
• COBRAL-^Arrtved July 31— Stmr Isbria, from
Hamburs. for San Francisco."-. . .
- CHERBOURG— SaiIed Aug s— Stmr.Liluecber,
for New York.. . \u25a0':' >' \u25a0 ~.s \u0084 : v
SHANGHAI— Arrived prior Ang s— Stmr K«»
jtria,. fro}a Portland, Or. • :
BOULOGNE— Sailed Aug. 3— Stmr . Fried«rtch
der Grosse.-, for New Xorfe; stcir;On>sser Kur
furst. for ' New York.- \ . ...
LIVERPOOL— Arrived Aug . &— stmr " Corsican,
from £ Montreal and ' Quebec, ; .-\u25a0•: -.
Arrived Ang 4— Stmr Columbia,
from 'New "York. : :
•NEW TORK^ Arrived Aoj \u25a0 s— Stmr Mlnne
haha, from \ London. • \u25a0
- Arrived - Aug s— Stmr • Hamburg, from Naples.
TBLEPHO'B BOYCOTT SPREADS
;-; HELENA. Mont., f Aug. 5.^-Twenty
telephone '* operators ? went (;• oiKOstrike
today ;1 in . 'compliance with : the" request
of \u25a0\u25a0?' the Montana \u25a0 " federation *of \u25a0> labor.
The \u25a0 strike was ;- ordered vas -, : a : sympa
thetic movement for the linemen. Butte
and ; other.t cities ;are , without
telephone;: service-, for; a similar? reason.
Th^i^oc^y^Mpuntainl Bell "telephone
company .} has i applied :. for,; a temporary
injunction^restraining* a boycott: of the
company.v and Argument thereon * will
be J had 'before' United States Judge
Hunt ; tomorrow. \u0084'-..?''i ?s^(S
There' is no need of anjone auffer-
, ing long with ithisf disease,* for, to -
:: efiect a q^ick cure : it J3 only neces-
sa*^ to take a few doses of. .
0o!ls 5 Sbolera and
-.Diarrhoea; ' Reni.e'dy ;
\u25a0 In fae^in^most cases ons dese is
It sever, tails and ccn tc
• 'relieeL'upen *in 'the incst ; severe . and -
\u25a0dahgeroys cascs-'r It iscqually val»
; ti'abl-; for 'chtldren- and h the means
\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 of savlngtbe lives of many children *?
• each year.
,l ntn tr ' c world's history no medicine
has ever met "with' greater; success.
PRICE2SO, LARSE SiZE 50c.
ANTITRUST LAW NET FOR
LOS ANGELES COALMEN
District Attorney Seeking
3 - Evidence of Combine
Among Dealers
PRICES ARE ALIKE
Simultaneous Raises Rouse
Suspicions of Illegal
" Agreement
SPECIAL PISPATCH TO THE CALL
LOS-ANGEL.ES, Aug. s— Bellevlns
that r there la a combination among the
fuel . dealers of this city and vicinity
such as is declared, onlawful by tho
Cartwrisht antitrust law. the district
attorney has * been working for weeks
i to obtain evidence that would Justify
a criminal prosecution. '•^•5j
There la more \u25a0 than a suspicion V?st
a working agreement exists betwega
the producers, and the retailers .by
which the latter actually control *th'p
price of, coal and that "there is a <:*•
tain specified percentage of the sto^s
receipts which finds its way lato'thft
pockets of a few who are believed'*to
be In control of the coal business herm
it has been even suggested that ; _'\u25a0 a
small retailer who has the temeftty
to sell at rates below what the * *£?*
leged trust specifies is cut off f*fbm*all
sources of supply. .1^;
As expected, a vigorous denial Kas
been made by the coal merchants t|iat'
there Is any, combination, but what.att
racted attention to the business*^".ls
the facjt that dealers, large and sm^Jl.
and all big companies havei malntaln.f4^
for months exactly tne same schedule
of prices,
•When . -my - change was . announc«d^
and -such changes g»nerally have , been
: adyances-^-the action of all who hanai©
coal In this city was unanirnoua '.and
simultaneous- ;. •"' .
Along the same lines the djstr.fct
attorney will investigate the lea trust.
: in whleh, it Is said, there Is evidence
! ol a combine which ,ls even more 'of
' a close corporation than the alleged
I fuel trust.. ..^v
AMERICAN DUCHESS FITS V -,
HOME FOR CONVICTS* WIVES
Takes Two Houses in * London apd
Bishop Will Dedicate ThenTCV
to Charity
LONDON. Aug. s.— The Daily Mirro
publlshes a _ story of the benefactions
of the duchess of Maryborough in :; tM»
half of the -wives and children of con
victs. 'viaSKHBHHBBi :.-'-'
The duchess, It says, has taken two
houses in London, which are being c6.ra
fortably. and itastefully- furnished.- .Ono
will be for u tb« wives of prisoners serv
ing sentences.^B^9R|HHH^:- - ~
The bishop of London Is to dedicate
the two h-omes ' probably in September.
WICKERSHAM'S XETV JOB
SACRAMENTO. Aug. s.~Forrner As
sembly man - TV. ; H. : Wickersham of ' San
Pedro, "who has h«l<3 a clerkship ,tn
the * office of Surveyor . General ,Klng-«
bury.bas been appointed to a position
under, TCorney",' Pendleton. the., n£w
collector ,of «customs tor • Los -Xn
gcies distrtet, Donn-J." Shields "of Los
Angeles, who was assistant secretary
of tho senate dnrlnaf the last rsesston,
iikes the clerkship vacated by ; TCtck
ernham in the QfQce et the surveyor
general:
STOCKTON HAS 32,307
STOCKTON, Aug. 6,— According to
the population count of the new -city
directory. Stockton has 33,597 people.
. MEETIjrG NOTICES.
MISSION »mm»n4err X 0.,41. K. T-—
Stated assembly > THIS <TUESDAY> *jSP
EVEMXO at $ o'clock. Mission Ma- Us)
sonic temple. .Order of th* Red Cross. . *^
AH fraters cordially taTited. By order of '
F; W. WILLIAMS. Acting Em. Commandar.
- A. HAWKSLSY. \u25a0 Begprter. - ."
CALIFORNIA chapter No. 3. B. A. M. - fc '*'-.
—Stated mewtin-j THIS ITCE3DAY) £\ % >
KVEXINO. An-just «, at 7:30 o'cloclt. *v/riV 1 '
: in King Solomon^ hall, 1739 Fill- /V^'
i more »t. >uWJi !**\u25a0*> iXS'immysmaKXS£.'--^r :V '
FKANKUN H. DAY. Se-jretary. V
' 833 FUlmora art.'
PARNASSTTS lodge. C." D. F. A A. M. - ft
12tli and I sts. <Snas<?t)^-TUlnt di>, jfr\".
•Tree THI§ (TUESDAY) EVENING. \u25a0%fr»V'
Masons inflted. - --•
AY. A. HOYT. Secretary. ' .-^r -j V
Golden Gate Iod?e N>. 30. F. AA. Ht.^~ •,-
State* tneetißj? THIS (TUESDAY) J\
EVENING at T:3«i o'clocli in. Kin-j V o y
Solomon's hall. lT^ Flllm->re st. 7V^^
EDTON L. METER. Secretarr- . >
PACIFIC l«d*?e No. 136. F. '*"• A,' M.. '• > '
• v 1759 FlUmore ; st. — Stated .mtatlng #***
* THIS EVENING Sp. m. • -| "Vf^tV
GEORGE PENUNGTON^. fi£v\
.' .' ' . ' \u25a0 . -Secretary. \u25a0*;" .*
ORIENTAL lot!?© No. I*4. F. ft A.- •
M.— Stntetl -m-^tlnsr - THIS (TUBS- §\ ,-
DAY) EVENING at * o'etoc*. Caltary VyjV'
ball, Flllmor? anrl JseSson sta. /V>A
-A. S. HFBBARD. SecreUty. • ' X.-" 1 '
UNITY lodge No. 131. I O. O F.. j,-^£fc/
Ml?s!'-m Mj«3n!c temple. tW*
Jfl<!.«lon st.— lnitt-Jtion THIS 7
fTCESDAY) EVENING. Local . K Y^,
aad fUltttts ' brptlxtn ct-t-tfiallj* ; lnTltwd t»'b«
present.- -\u25a0 \u25a0 - C. G. ABBEY.^N. '6^'
'W. O. ZAHN. Becorfllm Seex^ary. - ?*;
THE American - Sblpmasters* Association ot tfie
Paclflc ' Coast wtll hoM \u25a0 tieir annoal .: meeflnac
• t w: the ' purpose of > electiajf oracer» on TfES-
DAY. Ausu*t ft. at S 0.-m.. at tatit hall. j*(J
Market st. ALEX BERGMAN. Secretary.
CEMENT ' WORKERS.** aoft*« — A - spe<*-i*l «»n«»d
meetln* will U Held •fDuhoc-? b«U, 4C5-Dn«
boc* - af., for eltrtloß of delegates to eon-
Tention of"A. B.^of c \u25a0\u25a0Tr. ~ • \u25a0..-\u25a0*(-
• -\u25a0\u25a0-.- - , ;L. FLAHERTY. BuMnew Agent*
'"~ ONLY LOCAL .MA-VrFACTUUERS, -
•« -P. PAPO^ALB CO.. : \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0'••
- 1 1100 WEPSTE» COR. TCRK.
, . . PHON E. WEST- 403.-
ARMY,. NAVY. SOCIETY* GOOPS.
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS.
BADGES. CAPS. . -
i : UNIFORMS.
ATTORXBYS ;"
, ADVICE FREE— DIVORCES A SPECIALTY^.'. F
Qnlci, qntet; no elJ3rjt« nnlesa «ue«»ss^l. *,
: CeU«ctiPn*». trills. <!»««•», etc.: «U»tecttw9."'
: Open •T*nia»s. LEGAL ASStKIATION. *
Wfi3 XV«lMt»r st cor. OTangU aeac FlUinot-*',
ADVICE {FBEE ON ALL LEGAL MATTER?!
Divorce . costs $12; d-traa ?•?<(. roUecttons. .-"-AU
cases no cbirse wittiqct »u<j««s: . \u2666 I p» i a' e*tu*
; lngs.^ 1 1730 Flllnmr* *t. rw>t. Itjut aad Suiter.
\u25a0 ROOM 4. FIRST FLQQR.
AAwDIVORCE: ce#t 512: cpijck. quiet; adtliw
'\u25a0fref:,na clsaxee \u25a0tmle* 1 * rj^efsaful: title to r?«l
estate r«9tcr*4; ba.a%?«ptef :: nrobattne of \u2666•-
, tites: f*nir«l practice. 10SS MarSst st.. r.- 1"2.
COMPLETE <UTOre« for $23; so delay: coort^on-*
treat Kent: »quar« dealtn?; ple-tse see me lirsr.
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"Sotary PbUUc.iKK Sutt«r st. -ar. FlUpjof?.."
MARTIN. STEVENS- attenwy At la-r. JC33 C«W-
,ea Gate aT.be.t. Lasnna and Bnchanaa »ta^
\u25a0 --- \u25a0 - - -A LF GROVES. - - ••
V • CALL BriLDING.
: 'PUBLIC .STENOCnAPHERS
KATHERYN KIMBSRLY—Leear work, a »Ue-
-Ctalty. 1 31S Monsdnocfc Wz.: tel. T?*3!*». 3727.
ri.'BI.IC Stenosrap"ier— Rates reaaonaM*. . . 176S
~ llatrht 1 st. : ; pfcen •?•< ; Fell Vi and Page aoSl.a
. SoTAßVPfSiic^^.. -.
ADDIE L. B A LLOU. formerly 707 Vaa N*m »„
remotxl to 1122 M»rSef at.* oppoatty 7th. -\u25a0-"-
See Pages JO and / 1 1 for Adill-
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