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10
Seals Gather Eight Tallies When
They Bombard Angel Pitchers
W. J. Slattery
After waiting all week to see their
ball team gret away. with a game the
tans had chance to watoh the Seals
! hammer In eight runs yesterday after
noon. It was a victory for the home
team, but that is about all that can
be «aid about It, for when Cap Dll- ;
lon saw that the Seals were going to j
hang It on his layout he'made of the
contest a joke. The morning strug
gle resclted in & xlotory for Los An
geles, 6 to 1.
It Is surprising that such an Im
mense house turned out after the
showing the Seals had made during tho
week. But the crowd was there and
everybody was glad enough to see the
Seals come through with runs enough
to make the Angels look like first
timers. At the came time they were
sore at the puerile conduct of Dillon,
who at times displays a yearning for
a bottle with a rubber tube attach
ment.
It wm In the fourth Inning that the
rough work vfaa transacted. After the
Seals had hammered In a couple of runs
Pitcher Randolph began to crab. He
went so strong that Umpire Moore
quickly chased him. Thefr Dillon, who
had three or four other pitchers on the
bench, put Ellis into the box Just for
spltework. Ellis never claimed to be
a pitcher. He did the best he could,
but that was not much. The Seals kept
on hammering and before they finished
they were there with eight runs and
15 solid, healthy blngles.
JO-YES HARD TO FATHOM
In the meantime Oscar Jones was on
the Job from the belL He had the In
dian sign, with several pounds added,
on the southern brigade all the time.
Xobody was capable of grabbing a hit
off the little Seal until Hogan came
up in the ninth Inning and tore one
through the Infield. That was the sum
total of the achievements of the lead
ers for the afternoon.
The match was set to the bundle of
fireworks in the sixth, when Irwin and
Melchoir led off with nice safe taps:
Williams sacrificed them along and
Street drew a four spot. At this stage
Streib tore a blngle through second,
registering Melchoir and Irwin, and
the house was in an uproar.
Jones followed with a Texas leaguer
into center and Randolph began to
crab. It looked as though the' big red
head wanted to quit, for he walked
right up to Umpire Moore and talked
saucily. Moore listened to about three
sentences and then chased the pitcher
out of the game.
To the surprise of every one Dillon
called In Ellis from \u25a0 center field and
put him at work In the box. The mul
titude was dumfounded, inasmuch as
Dillon had three or four regular pitch
: ers on the bench who were equal to
the emergency of tossing for three
innings. When the Seals began to land
on Ellis and hammer in runs at will
nobody was slow to vent his wrath on
the captain of the Los Angeles brigade
for his insistence upon pulling off a
burlesque match Instead of a ball
game.
All the Seals had to do from the
sixth inning on was to swing on the
ball gently and then run around the
sacks. Ellis worked hard, but he did
not have anything that a pitcher
needs when the opposing team is ribbed
\u25a0up and ready to gather run after run,
consequently It was not at all strange
that San Francisco put six over in
three innings. ,
DI.\.\ER BELL E\DS FUN'
Every man on the team drew a hit
or better and it is likely that they
would be Ecoring runs yet had they not
thought of the dinner hour and de
cided to call It a day's work when the
tally list looked so fat at the end of
the ninth spasm. The score:
LOS ANGELES
AB. K. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Bernard, 2b 3 00 0 4 3 0
Carlisle. 1. f 4 0 0 0 2 0 0
Dillon, lb y 3 0 0 0 6 3 0
Oarstb. r. f. ....... 30 0 0 4 10
Brashear. 3b ........ 10 0 0 0 2 0
Ellis, c. t . and p 3 0 00 0 0 0
Oelmas, m 3 00 0 2 3 0
Hogan. c. 3 0 10. 6' 0 1
Randolph, p 2 0 0 0 0 8 0
Gray, c. f. 10 0 0-0 0 0
Totals 28 0 1 0 »2S 15 1
SAN FRANCISCO
AB. B, BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Hllaebrand, 1. f. .... 4 0 10 1 0 0
Spencer, c. f. 3 1 10 4 1 01
Wheeler, as 4 2 1\ 0 1 2 0J
Irwin. 3b 4 3 2 0 0 1 Oi
Melchoir, r. f 4 2 4 12 0 0
Williams, lb 3 O 2 0 13 10
Street, c 4 6 1 0 2 1 'o
.Strieb, 2b 2 0 2 0 3 7 0
Jones, p 4 0 1 0 18 0
•Totals 32 1 15 1 27 18 ~0
. . 'Street out; hit by batted ball.
EUXS AND HITS BY INNINGS
.Lw Angeles 00000000 o—o
Basehits 0000000-0 I—l
San Francisco 00000224 x — 8
Basehits 0 2 2 10 4 4 2 x— ls
SUMMARY
Kuos — Off Randolph 2, ol Ellis 6. Hits— Off
Randolph 9, off Ellis 6. Charge defeat to
Randolph. Two base bits — Irwin, Melchoir, Wil
liams. Sacrifice hit — Williams. First base on
. oalled balls — Off Randolph 5, off Ellis 5. off
Jones 3. Struck ont — By Randolph 1, by Jones
•J. Hit by pitcher— Wheeler, by Ellis. Double
plays — Delmas to Brasher r to Dillon; Bernard
•to Dillon to Delmas to Hogan, Cravat h to
', Hogan. Balk — Ellis. Time of came — 1:55. Cia
pires — Perrine and Moore. -
JOY GETS HIS AGAIX
Barney Joy started against the An
gels In the morning game at Oakland,
and did very nicely until the ninth in
; ning, when every member of the south-'.
'. crn team began to take a ride on his
offerings after two had been ... stowed
.safely under the bench. The score up
to that time was 1 to 1, but the Angels
added five more to their grand total
before the agony ended.
After Carlisle and Bernard had been
. bowled down and out in that \u25a0 awful
ninth Dillon landed for a single. Along
; came Cravath with a triple. This was
a signal for the whole gang. to wade in
and grab hits. Everybody responded,
the willing spirit prevailing, while six
-hits and five runs were being whisked
! through. Poor old Barney did not have
; a thing that the Angels could not wal
lop. He did the best he could to bend
. the mysterious ones over the pan, but
nothing went. \u25a0
, In the meantime Billy Burns was
: twisting the best he had. • The Seals
earned a run on two good hits in the
J third inning,- but after that time the big
; southpaw would not slip them anything
; that they could hit. The score:
LOS ANGELES
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
' Bernard, 2b 4. 1 1.0 3 o 0
Carlisle. L f 3 0 00 1 0 0
" Dillon, lb 4 1 2 O' 8 0 0
; CraTath. r. f. ....... 4 1 2. O 5 0 ©
Brnnhear. 3b .4 1,1 0 0 1 1
Ellis, c. f. 4 1 2 0 3 0 0
, Delmae. rs 4 1 1 0 2 4 0
- Eager, c 4 0 2 0 3 2 '0 '
Burns, p 4 0 0 0 2 2 0"'
Totals ! 35 6 11 0 27 ~9 ~0
SAN FRANCISCO
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Hildebrand. I. I. ...T4 0 2 0 10 1
• *pene«, c. t '.. 2 O 0 0 2 0 0
Wbeeler. ss .....4 0 0 0 0 6 0
Irwin. sb. .3 0 0" 0 3 0 0
Melcbofr, r. f : . 2 0 0 0 3 \u25a01 . l
Williams, lb. ...... :*i 0-0 0 12 0 a
Street, c. "."..' .3 0 0 0 4 2 0
Streib. 2b. 3 0 ,0 0 2 4 0
Joy. p. .... . 3 1 I 0 0 2 0
•Henley ..'. 1, 0 0 0.0 0 0
Totals ......... ...27 1 3 0 27 15 2
•Henley batted for Spencer in the ninth.
RfJ.NS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Los Angeles . 0 0 0 1 0 00" 0.5— 6
Basehits .00 02 2 0 l : 0 6—ll
gun Francisco ... 0"0 o 0 0 100 o— -J
Basehlts ......0 0 1 <» 0 2 0 0 o—3
i Three base bit— Cravatli. Two base biU —
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 1, Los Angeles 6. San
Francisco S, Lou Angeles 0.
Oakland 9, Portland S. Oakland 4,
Portland 0.
STANDING OF THE" CLUBS
"Won. Lost* Pc*.
Los Angrelc* .........SO 59 .575
San Frandico ........81 71 .533
Oakland ......TO 70 .530
Portland 49 89 .355
'
'* \u25a0
Dillon, Eaper, Joy, Cravath. Sacrlflce/Tilts— '\u25a0
Williams, Carlisle. First base on called balls—:
Off Bums 1, off Joy 1. Struck ont—By Burns 2,
by Joy 3. Hit by - pitcher—Melchoir. Double
play—Burns to Bernard.' Time of game-^-l hoar
and 20 minutes. Umpires—Perrine and Moore.
OAKS TAKE BOTH GAMES
Beavers More Successful Than Com
muters in Running Up Errors
PORTLAND, Sept. B.— Portland lost
today's double header by- putting up
bush league baseball. The. Beavers ;
made six errors during the first'game \
to Oakland's 5. Although both teams
ought to be ashamed of themselves, it
remained for the'tail endera to demon
strate what amateurs they,- are. ' The
afternoon score follows: '
, OAKLAND
_ t AB. R. BH. PO A. E.
Smith, 1. f ....;.... 3 0 1 0 0 0
Haley, 2b...... ......2 1 0 (t 11
van Haltren, c. f 3 o 0 0 0 0
Eagan, 55....... ......... 3 2 3 1 11
Hoitmuller,- r. t.. ...... 2 0 2 2 0 0
Bliss, c. 3 0 1 2 2 0
Bljrbee, lb. 2 1 14 2 0
Devereaux, Sb 1 0 0.0 40
Goodwin, p.............". 2 0 0 0 "8 0
Totala .......:...... -.21 4 8 15 13 2
rOETLAND
AB. U. BH. PO A. E.
Casey. 2b 2 0 10 12
Burdetta, c. f.. S 0 12 1 0
Bassey,, !•".£.. ........... 1 0 0 0 0 0
Donahue, lb. 0 0 0 5 0 0
McCrodie,": r. f 1 0 0 1 0 0
Fay, ss 2 0 0 0-1 0
Mott, 3b.'...v 2 0 0 8 1 0.
Byrnes, c. 2' 0 03 2 0
Percoll, p... 2 0 0 18 0
Totals ............ ....14 0 2 15 9 2
RUNS AND. HITS BY INNINGS
Oakland 0 0 2 1 I—4
Basealts 0 2 2 2 2— S
Portland .........0" 0 0 0 o—o0 — 0
Basehits ...:.; ....0 0 2 0 o—2
SUMMARY
Struck ont — By Goodwin 1, by Pernoll 2.
Bases on balls — Off Goodwin 3, off Pernoll 2.
Two base hits — Eagan, Heitmuller. Sacrifice
hits— McCredie, « Burdette. Stolen bases — Haley,
Bigbee. Hit by pitched balls — Bassey, Dexe
reaux. Passed ball — Byrnes. First . base on er
ror — Portland <2). Left on bases — Oakland 5.
Portland 5. Time of game — 1 hour and 10 min-
ntes. Umpire — Derrick.
Baseball Notes
Melchoir swung the big stick -vigorously yes
terday afternoon, picking out four safe ones In
as many trips to the plate.
Everybody on the Seal lineup went for one
hit or better after Ellis arrived on the firing
line! Dillon, the Los Angeles captain, did more
to fatten the batting averages of the local squad
than anything that has happened In . many a
moon. |
Hen Berry took off the old red necktie and
was there with a new one of the same hue.
But the . charm bad fled when the ancient piece
of silk was cast aside. Berry sent out several
scouts to retrieve It last night and will sport It
today provided Ms emissaries dig It up.
Both games today will be brought off on the
Oakland field, the first at 10 o'clock, in the
morning and tb« second at 2:80 In tb« after
noon. There Is many a ballplayer who would
like to beat It to Recreation park, . where i the
other attraction is to be staged. It Is better
than an even money bet that several tossers
who should be on the other elds *of , the bay
will be among these present at Fifteenth and
Valencia streets.
Billy Brackett, the champion Seal rooter, was
there with a flock of young balloons, which be
proceeded to turn loose as soon as the Seals got
busy with the stick In the sixth spasm. Every
time a balloon went up , a Seal would ' make
a hit. It was great and tbe crowd went wild.
Barney Joy watched > the act from a distance
and ; sighed softly. It was too strong for
Barney. - The recollection of the ride which he
had taken Into the skies a few hours -before
was still fresh In the mind of the big Kanaka,
and try as he might he could not forget it.
Barney never did take kindly to balloons, any
bow.
Manager Jack Gleason turned . loose a squad
of kites after the game and the kids had a lot
of fun. About SO fights were started before the
kites were well on .their way. As each kite
contains a' swell ticket for the big fight, the
casual reader can ' easily imagine what occurred
as the big chase was started." Men.- women
end children : began to hot foot after -the kite*
In record time. The \u25a0 small boy, as usual, was
on the Job Very strong. • He was willing to fight,
run or do almost any sort of a stunt In order
to get a line on one of the flyers. ' The merry
chase was still in progress when the sun sank
to the rear of Twin Peaks. It Is believed that
the kites are flue tostay In the upper regions
for about two days yet.
VICTORY FOR DETROIT
IN ELEVENTH INNING
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club— Won. Lost. Pet.
Philadelphia .V: 76 4S .613
Detroit 75 48 .610
Chicago 74 53 .553
Cleveland ...T...'.."..r... 73- 54 - .r.75
New. York 50 (SS .4r,l
Boston ........... V. :. TA 11 .43S
St. Louis ...... '.;.... 51 ' 73 .411
Washington ................... 38 83 .314
CHICAGO, Sept -B.— Detroit and Chlcngo went
into extra Innings today, Detroit- winning In
the eleventh;. 6 to 3. The locals ' bunched hits \
off Slever in the fourth and took the lead, but i
lost It when Crawford hit for a home run in the :
sixth and Hart let a fast ball get away in the
ninth, scoring Oobb. Score: - ..". i
' \u25a0— \u25a0 \u25a0' -\u25a0 • R. '-H.- E;.
Detroit .....1000010 0103-6 12 3
Chicago ....0 003000000 o—30 — 3 -7 11
Batteries— Walsh ;~and Hart; Selver, Donovan j
and Schmidt. \u25a0
ST. LOUIS,:Sept..B.—St. ; Louis and Clereland
broke even, In two well played games. today. St. I
Louis won ; the first, . 8 to 1. -: The i second '\u25a0 game I
was tied . until the , twelfth ; Inning, \ when Cleve
land scored. Scores:'
First game — R. H. E.
St. Louis ........0 0002 00 0 I—3 11 l
Cleveland .......0 0 0 0 10 0 0 o—l 7 1
BatteriesH-Dlaeen and Spencer, Thielman and
Clarke.'asS3lSH^H ' - \u25a0"'..'
Serond.game — R. -H E
St. Louis .0 0011000000 o—2 / 8 2
Cleveland .10 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 I—3 ,7 i
Batteries— Glade and Spencer, Rhoades and
Bemls. •
XATIOXAL LEAG CE
Clvb — ' " Won. I>ost. PeT'.
Chicago »s as .72]"
Pit tsburg 76 . re .nor?
New York . . . ; 74 ' H2 'f.K7
PhlladelpUla 87, " r>s !049
Brooklyn ................ .1... r»9 ns 405
Clucinnati 54 •75 '41s
Boston, .....:. ;.... 45 77 "-{ob
St. LouU .................... 40 01 \zm
CHICAGO. Sept. " B.— Chicago and Plttsburc
broke even "here, the visitors winning the first
*tame by bunching hits. The second same was
taken by Chicago in seven innings. Score
' *" lrst S ame — - . R. H> E.
Chicago ,.-. o 5 n
Pittsburg .......3 , 9 v 0
Second game — II IT ' p
Cticaso .....3 4 h
Pltsburg .......... .....:..... 0 7 .0
ST. LOUIS. Sept. B.— Cincinnati won two
frames from St. Louis today. -.Welmer was : a cuz-
Kle. while Ewlnir achieved c victory over Itay
mond on misplays by Holly and Hostetter
Stores: .'\u25a0- .-' \u25a0--.
Ifirst same — ' R. H E
St. .- LmiiK . .. '. ....... ...;.. ........ 0* f! \u25a0' 6
CSnciunati '\u25a0-. R ]•> o
Hv*<n<\ game— n. fl. 1;.
St. , I.«u"s ..;... 1" 4 r?
tCiuci^aaii ......................\u25a0.'. 2 5 *2
THE SAN XFRAyGISCO CALIy; MONDAY^ -SEPTEMBER -9,v 4907.
STOCKTON'S BATSMEN
GATHER NINETEEN HITS
Give San Francisco State
League Team Awful
Dnibbirig
.Special by Leased Wire to The Call
STOCKTON,' Sept. B.—Notwithstand
ing J the drubbing given the San* Fran^
cisco state leaguers by/ the Stockton
team today, , the "- game ;was': inter
esting and satisfied the fans. Four
teen runs and ' 19 hits, i seven of
of which were; three sackers, ';";' were
the Stockton;, credits at > the : i end -of
the contest. The visitors made a'good
showing in the " first Inning, taking"" a
run-on their , hit ' ln the their half ' and
easily, shutting out the locals. . After
that Bloomfleld had his : usual /balloon
ascension and " every man found his
curves without difficulty. Moskiman
allowed only, three hits. In the lastiri
ning he" traded places with* Moriarity.
The score: . ~
STOCKTON
AB. B, BH. PO. A^,E.
J. Hamilton, 3b. ........ 8. 1 1 0 2 1
Morelng, -c f. ..........2': 0 0 0 .0 0
Campbell, . 2b. ....... ...5 11 3 3 0
McHale, c. f. and 3b.....,6 4 4 2 0-0
Moriarity, ss. and p. .... 5 2 S 0 5 0
Henderson,' L: f ."...... ..". 5:2 4 10 0
Moskiman,*, p. and sa. .... 4 4 30 40
Morrison, .r. t. . .....'. ...8 0 2 ' 0 O ' 0
Byrnes, lb. ..........;.. 4 0 1 15 0 0
Joyce, c. ................ 3 0 0 6 2 0
Totals ..........41 :14 19 27 16 1
SAN 'FRANCISCO ;
AB. R. BH. PO. A. B.
Howard, :3b. ............ 8' 1 0 2 2 0
Garrin, ss. .............. 4 0 2, 1 1 1
Ordway, 1. f. 4 0 0 10 2
KneU, c. t. and p.v...... 3 - 0 1 1 1 0
Grimm, c. ..'.:. .:;.":.:.. 4 0 0 4 1 0
L!unn. lb., 3 0 0 9 1 2
Ci Hamilton, r. f... ... .. 2 0' 0 0 O-'-O
McGregor, r. t. ......... 1 0 0 10 0
Cameron, 2b. ............30 03 1 0
Bloomfield, p. and c. f. .. 8 0 1 2 .5 2
Totals ..........30 1 4 24- 12. 7
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Stockton ........ 0 I*3 0 5 3 0 3 x— l 4
Basehits ...... 0 2 2 0 5 6 14 x—l 9x — 19
San Francisco '... 1* 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Basehits 1 0 I*o 0 0 0 11—4
SUMMARY
Stolen bases— Campbell (2), McHale, Moriar
ity, Moskiman (5), Morrison, Byrnes (2),' Ho
ward, • Knell. Sacrifice hit— Joyce. Three base
hits — Hamilton, McHale, Moskiman, Henderson
(2). Two base hits— McHale, Garyin. Struck
our— By Moskiman a, by Moriarity 1, by Bloom
fleld :2. First base •on called balls— Off Moski
man 2, off Bloomfield 1. Innings pitched— By
Mpskiman 8, by Moriarity- 1, by Bloomfleld 0, by
Knell 2. Hits — Off Moskiman 3, off Moriarity 1,
off Bloomfleld 14,* off Knell B. Hit by pitched
ball — Moskiman. Passed ball — Grlmmf Wild
pitch — Bloomfleld.'-' First base on ; errors—Stock
ton 3, San Francisco . 1. Left on bases — Stock
ton :6, San ' Francisco 4. Double ' plays — Bloom
field to Dunn to Grimm, Moriarity to Campbell to
Byrnes. Time of game — l.hour and 41 minutes.
Umpire — O'Connell. Scorer — Davis.
ERRORS RESULT IN RUNS
San Jose Defeats Oakland in a Twelve
Inning Contest
SAN JOSE,- Sept. ~8.— The Oakland
state league team was defeated, 5 to 4,
in a 12 inning : game this afternoon, in
Which nearly every run came through
an error. Score:
SAN JOSE *
. - AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
Mtfller, 1. f.. .....,...:. 6 0 1 0 10
Feeney, 2b 3 0 0 6 3 4
Smith, r.f. ......„....;- 5 l 12 0 0
Sears, lb .81 0 11 0 0
Arellanes, p. & ss.' ..... 4 1:. 1 .1 o 0
Krause, 'p. ............. 4 1 1 0 ' 8 0
Rellly, 8b :. 4 1 1 15 1
Wallace, ss. ............ 3 0 0 2.1 0
Wilson, c. 4 0 1 14 2 0
Burke, c.f.». ........... 1 00 0 0 0
Totals ;...........;. .36 6 6 38 13 6
•Burke batted for,. Wallace. in ninth.
, Jl" OAKLAND I,7;
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
McCaffery, ss. 7 0 1 13/1 |
Wulzen. lb ...........;. 3 0 0 10 1 0
Waltham, r. t. ......,..'. 6 0 18 0 0
McCabe, 3b fl 0 0 8 2 2
Zamlock, 1. f. 1 3 6 0 0
Waterbury, 2b ..;....-.•. 5 11 2 1 0
! Buckley, c. ......4 1 0 6 1 0
Iberg, c. t. ;. 3 10 2 0 0
Rolander, p. 6 0 0 14 0
Totals ...............43 4 6 *34 12 8
•One out when winning run scored.
RUNS AND 1 HITS -BY INNINGS
San Jose 2 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 I—s
Basehits ...1 112 0 0 0 10 0 0 o—6
Oakland 0 4000000000 o—4
BasehiU .....0 110 0 0 0 2 0 10 I—6
SUMMARY
\u25a0 Three base hit— Krause. Sacrifice hits — Buck
ley, Scars. Krause, Wilson, i " Burke. ; ' - Stolen
bases — Muller, Waterbnry; ; Buckley, \u25a0 Iberg'-Arel
lanes, Reilly. Balk— Krause. - Bases on balls —
Off Krause 4, off Rolander 3. Innings at short—
Arellanes 6, Wallace: 7. Innings in , center—
Waterbury 2, Wallace 1, Burke 4. \u25a0 \u25a0 Struck out—
By Krause 12, by Rolander 4. Hit by pitcher-
Sears and Wallace, r Time ;of game — 2:04. r Um
pire — Harry; Walters. Scorer— Anderson.
FAST GAME AT SACRAMENTO
Capital City State League Team Wins
I From Alameda
| SACRAMENTO,. -Sept. V"B.— ln ; one of I
Uhe fastest carries of ball plaj'ed on the I
local diamond this season Sacramento I
defeated , Alameda this afternoon.
Score:' -. - '/-. "'
ALAMEDA !
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A E.
Parker, r. f. ........ 4 0 10 0 0. o
Earle, c. ....3- 0-0 0 5 2 2
Dunleavy, 2b ...\u25a0....." 4\4 \ 0 10 3 5 l
Brady." lb .....V.". ::..4 ,. 0 0-, 0 - 11 0 0
Broadbent, ss. ..."...'2 0 0 0 1 .2 2
Swantou, I. f. ....... 3 0 10 1 0 "0
Lewis, r. f." ...;..... 2 0 0 01 0 0
Birmingham, 3b ;..'.. '3 ' 0 0' 0 1 '2 1
Hopkins, p. ........ 3. 0; 1 0.-*.l .8 0
Totals 28 "0 4 0' 24 19 6
SACRAMENTO
! AB. R.BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Doyle, 2b ... \u25a0..'.-4.010 2 -2 0
Shinn, 3b ....".....'.. 3 0 0 1 2 2 ; 2
Eurlgbt, lb. ........ '4 1 1 0,3 0 0
Hooper, c.f. ........ 3 0 1 .0 4 "10
Graham, r. f. :. ... ..3 . 1 . 10 7 0 0
Burns, c. . . ; .... ... .3.01 0 71.0
Iverson," ss.: ".'...' .4-0 0 1.15 0
Hapgood, 1. f. 3 . 0 0 0 10 0
Brown, p. -2 - 0 \u25a0 0.0 0 ,3 -..'-' 0
1 Totals ... ... .29 . 25 2l2 l 27 14 V 2
, RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Alameda . . V. "..: ..00 -> 000000 o—o
Basehits .....'...1 0 0 0 0 1 0 11-^-4
Sacramento . . . .'. .0 10:001.0.0 x— 2
Baseblts ........'OIOOOI 1 2 x—3lx — 31
.: -. \u25a0 SUMMARY:.. \u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0 \
"Two. base nit — Enritrht. Sacrifice hlts-^-Earle, i
Lewis, Hooper, ~ Burns; \u25a0\u25a0' Fire t '; base \u25a0on s errors^ j
Alameda I,. Sacramento 3. First base on balls— i
Off' Hopkins 2, .'off. Brown -1., Left, on bases— - !
I Alameda 4. Sacramento 8.-'-' Struck out — By. Hop-:
I kins , 4, ;• by , Brown V 5... Time— l :3B. ,: Umpire— i
McDonald. Scorer— McClatchy. v
DAN DANIELS HIGH GUN
AT THE INGLESIDE TRAPS
Tlje .Pacific -Coast -trap shooters', as
sociation ; held its I fourth annual " Bhoot
on . : the * San l~ Francisco/;: trap/ shooters
grounds - ay Ingleside ryesterday.iV About
30 gunmen participated ' in the seven
events. 4 ,
Dan Daniels -won', the high average,
making 53" breaks;out jjf* a possible 60
at 16 : i yards," and" 53 out 'of " a"; possible
6O.at>lß;yards.'. .
';, The /Merchandise event (handicap);
.with 20 'targets ?at ; 20 4 yards,? was; won
by ' Harry ; Hoyt, who : missed : but one
bluerock. "* \u25a0 * ' .
; Dan Daniels .won ' the Duponthandi
| cap trophy byrbreakinjr, 23, out of a
possible 25 targets, shooting from 20
ryards. \u0084 . .. : " ___ '. ' .;\u25a0 " ; A ; -
j .Thomas X Lewis T acted \u25a0 as ;! chairman
of the, committee [which/ had the shoot
In ~'chargel3V..Summary:-;/V"j;V«-|-'.'-'v ; -,V;
\u25a0 . " Events -one, ; two arid -. ; three • at- ; 60
tar ge ts ; at I C , yard s. :\u25a0 Fo u r moneys, d i -
Abided by; theVßb.'?G"systein. '
Snuad I— D. 'Daniels , .VJ, : -I-V. Knleli 40.' Edward
Fisaell M. G. L. Lewis 'SO. .\V.:.M!irdiick4is
. Squad-2— H.: H.'Hoyr r.o. M. J.:,lversf>u 51
j Uoi.ree. Th.imas,- .".1. K. : Jlocllf 44, . A".' M"
; Sin.-nw . 4!>/;- ;•. -:.v. \u25a0"-',: \u25a0>' :: \u25a0- : \u25a0-. ''.!> ;i,V,K '{-\u25a0'_-
',; -5-uuad <3— D..;Daaielsen 3y," U. N. Fuller; 42,'
•W.\ Jannsen "44, Joseph Lynch 44, G. W. "; Brad-
Squad 4-^J. .: Feridner ~37, v C.^ Holling 44. E.
Holltng:sl,~V. Holling 28, Fred Fendner 49.
-Squad 5— C. H. Collier 54. Kdward Donohue
40, \u25a0: J. -H: O'Connor. 42 D. ,- Burflend 46,': Edgar
Forster - 36. \u25a0 \u25a0' - - •\u25a0= :.-' \u25a0-,•';- • *~,~. -\u25a0 \u25a0' : ; \u25a0 > " '?. '.-';• • '
Events :4., 5; 6 six targets, four moneys, :
squad I, ' 20 ':, yards— Edward Flssell 49, .C/ H. i
Collier 40, T. L. Lewis .27. \u25a0\u25a0 -"' ft- I
: : Squad. 2, '^18 yards D. Daniels 53, -M. ' J. j
; : Iversen 54. - Georjre Thomas 41, J.'. W. Bradrick ]
47, E.. Holling 62. i \u25a0,•:•\u25a0\u25a0:•\u25a0 :\ -: ->\u25a0\u25a0* "\u25a0 ' \u25a0'-' ..*> -V- I
S Squad -3, 14 yards— Front Nick 80, E. Hoelle
I 4<, G. Danlelscn ; 4P.VW:. Jansen.s3. r-. .
' - Squad , A," 14 • yards— J. Fendner 47, . C. - Hol
ling 51. J. H; O'Connor 52, D. " Bnrflend 55.
Squad 5, '16 yards— H. M. V Shields 45, F.
Fendner 46, E. J Donohue ' 42, H." Hoyt 48,' C. C.
Gill 43. .. • ../-'.
\u25a0 \u0084..': — ; — : »» * — — \u25a0 . . ' . \u25a0 \u25a0
R. H. Pease, who ' lost hla Packard In
the Columbia - steamship disaster, - haa
bought ?a T six cylinder > Stevens-Duryea
in Portland. He also : bought a smaller
touringr; car.; IThe" two vehicles are .on
their ; way : to this city by train and are
expected to --'arrive', today.: 'Pease 'and
his family are now in this city. V; .
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
\u25a0- - Birth, marriage and death notices sent' by mail
.will 'not be inserted.'. They must be handed in at
either of the | publication offices and be Indorsed"
with i the \u25a0 name ' and residence of persons •author-
ized \u25a0\u25a0 to '\u25a0 bave .the same ;. published. Notices ; re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
' BIRTHS
WEAVER— In this city, ' September 6, 1907. ' to
- of - Frederic ' A.- • Gardner, and mother of Elea-
. 'son. -• - : \u25a0 ,; j-,v .... ..",-. '\u25a0...-\u25a0" -\u25a0- . \u25a0 "
GALLOWAY — FLOOD— In : this city, August 26,
1907, by the Rev. George A. Hough; pastor of
\u25a0 Grace M.v E.'< church, William W.-.W. Galloway
, • and Cornelia A.s Flood. . . - . ,: " \.
PIEPENBURG— TAUBMAN— In this' city,, Sep-
tember 6, 1907, by the Rev. George A. Hough,
pastor of , Grace •M. E. church, Albert H. \u25a0 Ple-
penburg and Mona C. Taubman. ; ...-"».-:
VOLZ— MAGILLi-ln 5 this V. city, September . 4,
. 180f, by the Rev. George A. Hough, pastor of
Grace ) M. -4 E. church, \u25a0 Frederick W. Vola and
Minnie M. Magill. . : : :\u25a0- ':'? ..- :;\u25a0.;.'-. .:' -'
DEATHS Si
Adams,' Charles D. 74 Lawrence, Catherine. 39
Arens, Marie : L.V.. 40 Lester, • Samuel .... 44
Bonner, Fannie '...'. 18 Lewington, : Ivr .... —
Connors, Johanna 'M -— McKlnnon, •-' Clifford. . 7
Daly, Patrick: J... 68 Meyer/ Philip 0.... 32
Duffy,' Ann ........ — O'Brien, John ......83
Einselen, Erna B.v 2 Parle, Richard 1. ... 58
Fayne. Anna A..-;. 83 Penebsky, Freda M.. 12
Gardner, \u25a0 Florence A — Poole, Alice ....... 1
Garrett, John M... 44 Roy, Robert ........ 8S
Gates, James :R; ... — Seise, Robert B. 0. . 13
G illigan, - Gertrude . . 8 S.chenone. Catherina . 60
Hanseu, John A... 62 Stone, Louisa V.... 70
Johnson, Violet .... 4 Taaffe (mass) :a'' ; ;\u25a0
Kenny, Michael . ..— Verez, Andresz .....29
Kilcoyne, John J.'..vl Vernon,' -Anna . V:. . , —
Klllion, Julia ;.... 57 Whlteman. Fred B;.*l
Koeppen," Gustave A lB ' •——
Kramm, Barthel;',. 57 Quellmalx (card thanks).
ADAMS— In this city, September B, 1907,
Charles Douglas Adams, beloved husband of
Elizabeth Adams, and father of Mrs. Fred
: H.Todd and William Douglas and Ethel N.
Adams, and Mrs, G. Schulter, a native of New
York, aged 74 v years 6 months " and '1 .day.
A member of ; James A. G axfleld post Mo. 84,
G. A. R. ; - , . . \u25a0\u25a0; , , .\u25a0. , .;\u25a0-..\u25a0\u25a0 • ' : - '
Friends \u25a0 and ii acquaintances are respectfully
\u25a0 invited :-i to attend tho funeral -.: today (Mon-
day), September . 9,: at 2 - p. ; m., from the
mortuary -\u25a0 chapel of -the - Golden ' Gate • under-
.: - taking , company, : 2476 Mission street ' near
> Twenty-first. Comrades of the Grand ; Army,
members of, Women's relief corps and Ladles
of the Grand Army are invited to attand."
Interment National . cemetery. ....
Officers and members of Bay View lodge
\u25a0 No. ID9, .A. O. U. W., are requested to -at-
tend the funeral of . our late.b rother, Charles
D. Adams, from the mortuary chapel *of the
5 Golden Gate undertaking company, 2476 Mis-
sion street s near Twenty-first, today y (Moa-
; day), -. September : 9, : at's 2 o'clock p. \u25a0mJ <
ARENS— In this city, September 8, : 1907. at 69
Webster street, Marie L., dearly beloved wife
of George H. Arens, and loving - mother hof
Clyde, Frank. George H. Jr.' and Maud Arens,
a native of San Francisco, CaL, aged 40 years
1 month and 17 days. ; '-\u25a0\u25a0*
\u25a0">*-" Notice of ; funeral hereafter.
BONNER— In this city, September 6, 1907. Fan-
nie, beloved \u25a0 daughter of the late > Neil and
- Mary . Bonner, and sister of Dan, John ' and
Phillip : Bouner, - Mrs. Frank Bchuler ' and the
•• late Neil and Mary ; Bonner, \u25a0 a native , o£-»'San
FranclßCo, Cal., ; aged 18 years and 22 .days.
• . Friends and acquaintances are - respectfully
Invited . to attend - the funeral: today: (Mon-
day), at 9 a. m., from the, parlors, of. H.-F.'
Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission s. street ; between
'. Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, . thence to St.
, Peter's church, :: where a•• requiem :< high mass
for the repose of -her, soul will be celebrated
.at 9:45 a. m.' lnterment Holy Cross . cemetery,
. "by carriage. ,-• -
CONNORS— In this city, September 8, 1907,
Johanna M.; beloved wife of William J. Con-
nors, mother of i the ? late, William ' Connors,
and daughter of the late John and Ellen Her-
' llhy, a native of San Francises, Cal. A mem-
ber of . California: lnsOtute No. s l.v V. : L. I:-- 1
The funeral will > take : place '.- today „ ; (Mon-
day), September 0,- at 9 o'clock a. m., from
the. residence of » her : sister, Mrs.- W.- H.
Wright," 1237 Lombard - street, -•: thence rto \ St:
-- Brigld's church, . where a requiem , high mass
for the repose of . her soul will be celebrated
at 9 :30 a.m. Interment Holy. Cross cemetery.
. Attention, of fleers and members of : Califor-
nia Institute No. 1, Young s Ladles' Institute —
- Dear Sisters:* You are hereby . notified to at-
tend the funeral of our late financial secretary,'
Sinter Mrs. J. Connors, today (Monday); from
1257 Lombard street. By order-. . •
MARY E. KEARNEY, President.
KATHRYN ; ROSE,; Recording Secretary.
DALY— In this city, September 7, ; 1907, Patrick
J., beloved husband of the late Bridget :M.
Daly,' a> native of -, County Kilkenny, ' Ireland,
aged 68 years 10 months and 11 days. \u25a0
, Friends are respectfully \u25a0 Invited : to: attend
the funeral tomorrow ; (Tuesday) , - . September
10, at 9:30 o'clock" a. m.,' from the Home for
the Aged, Lake. street and Fourth avenue. In-
terment private. .-. ; -'.».-
DUFFY— In this city. .September 6, ,1907, Ann,
beloved wife of Terence Duffy, and loving
'; mother • of ; Mrs. *H. -\u25a0 Smith, : Mrs... M. Brown,
Mrs." J. L. Brown, Mrs. A. Hawver and Mrs.
'E: C, ; Hahn; a \u25a0 native of Ireland. .- ; , - :
•> Friends and acquaintances are ; respectfully
( invited . to attend the, funeral -services today
(Monday), " September H9, ,at ?: 10:10 r o'clock
a. m., ; from her late ' residence," 1232 . Webster
street between Eddy and : Ellis. Interment Cy-
press \u25a0 Lawn \u25a0 cemetery, •by \u25a0 11 :30 train , from
Twenty-fifth and Valencia streets. v .
EINSELEN— In . this > city, September 6, ? 1907,'
Erna E., dearly beloved • and i only - ; daughter
of * Gustave A. - and ' Anna -H. Einselen, and
' Bister .of Gustave - A.: Einselen Jr.; -a' native
of San Franolsco, Cal., aged 2 years 8 months
and 14 days. \u25a0 \- '.- .-\u25a0-".. ;\u25a0-. : - . \u25a0 \u25a0--.
" The i funeral ' will take place • today (Mon-
day), at 10 a. m., -from the residence of . her
'"\u25a0 parents,; 218 North avenue, \u25a0\u25a0» Bernal Heights."
•Interment' private; \u25a0 " '*. > \u25a0,!
FAYNE—Iu', this city. September 8," 1907, : Anna
A., dearly: beloved wife of Thomas Fayne, and
j mother of the late twin- daughters,: and daugh-
ter of John and the late Mary. Dolan, f and sis-
' ' ter of ' Mrs. r R. - P.- Merillion , and' John" Dolan,'
a native of San Francisco,' aged 83 years. r :
Friends T - and acquaintances - are " respectfully
!' invited' to attend the funeral 'tomorrow (Tues-
day) at 9 o'clock a. m.V* from • her late < resl-'
dence, 17 California ; avenue, thenoeS to -St
: Paul's church, where , an solemn requiem high
mass > for [ the; repose: of ;ber. soul wlllbe cele-
. i brated commencing, at 0:30 o'clock a. m. . In-
V- terment. Holy Gross cemetery. I," >
GARDNERi-In 1 Bransebmb, Mendocino 'Z county,'
September 0, 11907. \u25a0 Florence A., beloved s wife"
tbe wife of- Joseph JW.T Weaver (ne Ober), -? a,
• nor "nnd Robert Gardner, and sister of J. For-
esfWj-man, -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;--•'." -:r . --.•.";.- /.
' .Friends and ".- acquaintances are -respectfully,
in vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Tues-
? day),' at 2 \u25a0 o'clock ; p.- m.;t ; from "her- late resl-
i dence. 28S0 j Vallejo , street • between V Broderlck
.' -.. and \u25a0 Baker." 1 Interment private." P '-. ';- : > -; \u25a0•; - , :; >
GARRETT— InS this i' city, C September >7, 1907,
John :M.~* Garrett,' "beloved son of - the- late.
v Francis and Eliza 3 Garrett; .brother -of -Rlch-
- ard W. and .. Thomas ' T;* Garrett and Mrs."; R.
M." Berell,": and uncle of Frances and Genevieve
• Berell, a native of ; New i York," aged 44 years;
A? member : of Olympla \u25a0 grove No.-: 119, iU. A:
- : o. -D;- : \u25a0\u25a0;'-\u25a0'-.---'- -•\u25a0:'\u25a0: \u25a0: u--:'v:'- .- : •\u25a0 ---.-:•\u25a0
.\u25a0 Friends = and ' acquaintances are 1 respectfully
:^ Invited . to . attend , s the ? funeral ' today. (Mon-
\u25a0 day); September \u25a0 9, 1 at ' B • o'clock a. « m.', \u25a0 from
"i tbe \u25a0 parlors of ; Julius S. : Godeau, 3 2123 1 Bush
street;" 1 * thence : to :' St. * Patrick's ; cfcurch.% where
a . requiem • high '• mass '» for \ the t repose •-, of i bis
• soul L will t- be celebrated," commencing, at r9
,- \u25a0 o'clock.v Interment ; Holy j Cross ; cemetery.* :;,
GATES— In !• this "i'clty; \' September 7, 1 1907, at
- " his , late > residence, , 2066 j Golden Gate: avenue,
*.- James R. Gates; \u25a0, brother of • Edward B.'c Gates
• :of - La"^ Harpe; \u25a0 Kans. ; t William ' M.-; Gates \u25a0> of
"Wultesboro,-. N. ; V,, i and: Benjamin- J.I Gates |of
', Renisen, , N. V.',', a : faative > of : New ' York.. : : \u25a0
, : ;;• r- Friends > are \u25a0 respectfully; invited '-. to v attend
• "; tbe funeral J services % today 5 :.(Monday)," r Sep-
? tember . 9;Vat : 2 * p.^ m.',"~ at * the chapel : of N ;
. * Gr:iy * & : Co.; : 2106 ' Geary street '• corner \u0084'of
* : Devlsadero. -, Cremation ,'at; Odd- Fellows' : ceme-
-•' tery; t - \u25a0\u25a0]\u25a0/\u25a0'\u25a0 '-;'\u25a0":.' \u25a0',\u25a0'" ; " \u25a0*;\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 ;-•'\u25a0/'\u25a0\u25a0; 7 -" '':"\u25a0\u25a0'' -\u25a0\u25a0'.
GILLIGAN— In ' San-Quentli .Cal.', September. B,"
NlOO7. Gertrude, "\u25a0 beloved - daughter.'- of • Edward
. F.'and T Mary,Gllllgan, a and: sister of Eddie and
Gunlen ' G illigan. \u25a0.. a ; native -• of ; San ". Francisco,
aged feijoars and ».7:tnonths.* \u0084»'-." '.-"\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0--.•
• i Friends - and J acquaintances i are ? respectfully
".- itivitad : to ; atteud \u25a0 wie . funeral i tomorrow - (Tues-"
' v day): vat * 1 o'clock ; p.- m., from < 167 ' Seventh
..; .street, '^Oakland. \u25a0'."'. , :,:..-..' .•.-.."-., ;;'.'. ,'.--.
HAXSEN— lii; this ' cityW September 8, 1 - 1907, John
\u25a0 '\u25a0".\u25a0 Albert "\u25a0 Hansen.' l-; dearly husband :of •
- Katherine ; Hansen, '; a! native \u25a0of Denmark,'' aged
\u25a0.:i 52 ( years. . A \u25a0 member , ( of Alta . lodge • No. 205,*
I. O. O. Y. ".'-...;,; :. \u25a0•:- ,-\-^-. - ;,\u25a0' \u25a0 ' -\u25a0:>;' ' ,,- ,-'|
/ <f Krloiils ; and '\u25a0', acquaintances • are , respectfully
invited *to attend ' the < funeral ' tomorrow * (Tues-'
! ; day).'. at 3:3o ; o'clock \u25a0 p. ; m:, \ from the -parlors
of :11. , I.i I'etersen, - 1042r.Post:street, r v where
funeral-s ervices- wlll.-be-: held \u25a0-. under ; the .aus-
pices lof =: Alta lodge : No. :\ 203. ; I. VO. 0. . F.f
_: (Jroumtl'in' Odd '.Fellows' cemetery. : \u25a0'- ;... \u25a0•-.
JOHNSON^— Inr-'Wrst'- '\u25a0 BerkeJey,"'.-.' .September '•'.'s.;.
' l'JO", ; Violet, beloved da ujh ter. ; of Marion and
\u25a0' \u25a0'\u25a0::,.:•;"\u25a0 :'.' .. ;\u25a0. y :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;••#,«•
_:.Christlna Johnson., and .sister of -Clarence and.
.Alice Johnson. v a ! native of . Racine. Wls., aged
.4 years 9 , months and 23 days. \u25a0* "
KENNY— In; -this- city, ;' September B. 1907.,
Michael, dearly 'beloved -husband of Nellie
\u0084 : Kenny, ; and -. loving f ather tof Norab, James.
"^ ar y- Thomas -.- and " Cathleen ,'. Kenny." . and
brother of KatieKenny and James and Thomas
.:, Kenny of ;Cjßrfett and. Mrs.. John Kilcoyne,
a » native .: or County Roscommon,' Ireland. A
member, of ; Division >• No. 17, A. O. • H.,- and
stablemen's union. HSeSW^VM^
Friends ; and ; acquaintances are respectfully
: invited , to \u25a0 attend the • funeral tomorrow (Tues-
aay),,at 0:30 o'clock. a. m: t from t the funeral
P" 1 ,? 1 " 8 of P; F. Green & Co.,- northeast corner
oV Slxteen th " *nd Guerrero streets, thence tto
St. ; JoHeph's ! : church,v where -a X requiem hfeh
mass for the repose of his soul; will: be eefe-
\u25a0 brated, -commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. v . Inter-"
. men t Holy Cross cemetery. . : .-."'"
~>>. Officers ' and Vmembers 'of Division No. 17,
; A: O. H. : - You are hereby notified to assemble
• .at . the . parlors \u25a0 of > P. - F. .. Green •& : Co.; • north-
y; east ; corner of , Sixteenth • and Guerrero streets.
tomorrow .? (Tuesday), at . 9:30 o'clock to attend
, the funeral of our late brother,' Michael Kenny.
,By order of !\u25a0\u25a0:• ; T. B. = MAHONEY, President.
.;, ED POWERS,, Secretary.^ \u25a0••Ay;----A v ; -----
KTLCOYNE-^ln - this clty. ;: ; September , 8^ 1907.
, - John i J., ? dearly beloved son \u25a0of John ':\u25a0 P. and
,»fary-. A.. Kilcoyne, and ' loving ;. brother ... of
\u25a0 \u25a0 i" omas 1 0. * Kilcoyne, * and s nephew of ; James,
.Thomas and the late Michael Kenny and Mrs.
- iP. J. ; Walsh,- Mrs. L. Cannon and : Mrs. : N. ; H.
Cadwallader;. a • native oorf r San": Francisco.', aged
• 1 year. and 5 months. \u25a0'. ', . ;'
» ' Friends - and . acquaintances are ; respectfully
s Invited to : attend the funeral tomorrow . (Tues- . ,
day),. at; 10:30 o'clock a. m., from his parents'
• residence, '2SBS Harrison - street. Interment
• Holy. Cross' cemetery. - :
KILLION— In "•' this" city, September 5. 1007.
f Julia,-, beloved wife ; of Patrick KilUoa, and
\u0084 mother of Thomas SV and Mary : Klllion. a na-
- U7^_. 0f 181 !*, ; aged 87 years.
• \u25a0 • Friends " and ~ acqnalntances ; are - respectfully
Invited : to • attend \u25a0\u0084 the funeral today (Mon-
day).. September 9.1 at 9-a.^m.. ; from \u25a0 the. par-
: lors .of . the - Henry \u25a0 J .' '. Gallagher undertaking
company.- 1314 Webster street between " EIIU
and O'Farrell, .. thenoe to . Holy I Cross I ehnrch,
. - where \u25a0 a solemn \u25a0 requiem high mass * for tho
-repose of her soul trtll be celebrated, coaa-
menclng at 9:80 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
: cemetery, - by . 11 140 train from Xwaaty-flf ta
; -and Valencia streets." - : . • •-
KOEPPEN— In * Pinole. :\u25a0 Contra Cost, county,
Cal.', i September .7, 1907. Gustave A- ; K*espsa.
r son of ; Mrs*. ; Sophie Maresca, : aad stepson of
, . Frank ;. Maresca of Rodeo, : and - brother of
• Henry 8.. Mrs." Frank Wangh of Saa Fran-
cisco, William S.. Mrs. Charles Campbell and
; •;\u25a0 Herman • F. : Koeppen ' of Rodeo, . Cal.; 1 a native
\u0084 of San. Francisco, aged -18 years and 9 months.
\u0084 \u25a0 Friends j and . acquaintances are respectfnlly
-Invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
Tuesday, September 10, at 11:30 o'clock a. m.,
a t the M. . E. church at Mart in es. Interment
• Alhambra cemetery. ; Martinez, CaL
KRAMM— In this ; city." September 8. 1907,
Barthel, . dearly beloTed husband of Elise
Kramm, and beloved stepfather of Carl Stoll.
\u25a0 a • native of • Kola, am Rhela,- Germany, aged
-. 07 Tears and 12 days.; ,' .',.-. *_ - .
, ; : Friends j and acquaintances and members of
Verein Klntracht and AlpenrosH gesang verein
. are | respectfully Invited to attend tbe fmeral
x.^ tomorrow (Tuesday). September 10, at 2 o'clock
p. m., from the funeral -• parlors -of -Theodor
. , Dlerks & : Co., • 900 Devlsadero street corner of
- "\u25a0 McAllister. - Incineration Odd Fellows' ceme-
.7 tery. -.p.-; T;;-i-;:'-^ :..;.-;-. -;^ .-.-.j.-; \u0084 ..,,\u25a0;->.*,/,.-;
LAWRENCE— In this city, September T. 190 T.
. Catherine Mary, : dearly . beloved wife of John
.i O. • Lawrence, ., loving mother of Elcie : Mar-
garet and Ernest William Lawrence, and sister
of William, John and Margaret Egan, a na-
tive of Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland,
•;';; '; aged :, 89 > years. \u25a0 (Pittsfleld, y Mass., papers
...please copy.) .\u25a0•\u25a0-. ... .. .-.. . - - < .
•*\u25a0 Friends and Hcqnalntances are : respectfnlly
• Invited to \u25a0 attend • the funeral : tomorrow - (Tu«s-
'- day, September 10, at 8:30 o'clock a; m., from
- . her. late residence. 3288 Bryant .venue near
Twenty-first street,' thence to St. Peter's
church, Alabama street- near , Twenty-fourth;
\- where. a, requiem high mass for the repose of
' her soul will : be : celebrated, commencing at 9
*,; o'clock a."m.> Interment Holy. Cross cemetery.
LESTER—In the city 'and county hospital.- Bep-
- tember .8;: 1907,' -Samuel Lester,- a naUve of
, Pennsylvania, aged 44 years. .
LEWINGTON— In Ban Rafael, Oal., September
.8, 1907, Ivy,, beloved wife of G. A. R. Lewing-
ton, "and daughter of Mrs. Harriott B. and
the late Isaac Shaver, a native of California.
McKINNON— In this city,. September 8, 1907.'
Clifford V., beloved and youngest son of Allen
. and Fannie McKlnnon, and brother of Jessie
Colman, and Marion " McKlnnon. < a native of
- , San Francisco, aged 7 years and 4 months.
1 - Friends - and acquaintances are respectfully
.invited to attend the funeral today (Mon-
day), it 1:30 o'clock p. m., from , the family,
"reldence, 318 Thirtieth street. - Interment
.Greenlawn cemetery by carriage.. *. • - ;
MEYER— In Monrovia. Cal.. September 7, 1907;'
' : Philip C. beloved husband of May Meyer, and
father .of Philip -C. Meyer; Jr., and son of
Leah and the late. Charles Meyer, and brother
of Mrs. \u25a0' Charles . L. Ackerman, Mrs. Abraham
Brown, Mrs. ' Mortimer B. - Davis of \u25a0 Montreal
. - and ' Samuel C. ' Meyer, a native of San Fran-
.;-. Cisco, aged 82 years 8 months and 13 days.
:.-; -Notice of ; funeral hereafter. \u25a0 • '; '\u25a0•;.'.
O'BRlEN— ln 'this' city, 4 September's, 1907, John ;
O'Brien, beloved father of the Rev. Fr. Damien i
"\u25a0 L O'Brien of * Portland,' Or. ; • Sarah O'&rlsa, Mrs.
i Mary . Bergner,^ Mrs. . Annie Perry and Mrs.
' Lizzie Tlemey, '\u25a0 , at native \u25a0 of ; County. Cork,
. Ireland, aged S3 years and 4 months. \u25a0\u25a0:,
Friends and r acquaintances" are r»Bp«ctfully
. Invited i, to > : attend - the funeral today (Mon-
day), September 8, at 9 a. m., from his late
' residenea. 138 Sanches street, thence' to Mis-
sion - Dolores church, where a ' solemn • requiem
high mass for the repose of Bis soul will
'. be . celebrated at 9i30 a.m. Interment Holy
'\u25a0-:. Cross cemetery. ' . \u25a0 " > "\u25a0- ,\u25a0\u25a0 . - ' .
PARLE— In this city, September 6. 1907. "- Rlea-
B ard I; Parle, beloved husband of Bridget Parte,
and father of - John D. , - Joseph J., Blchard 1.,
' George 8., Mercedes M., Florence R. and tfa«
late Blchard \u25a01, Parle, a aaUvs of County
Wexford. Ireland, aged 08 years. (Peansyl-
Tanla, papers pleas* copy.) .
' Friends and \u25a0 acquaintances ars " respectfully >
\u25a0- Invited : to . attend the funeral | tomorrow (Tnea-
day), September 10/ at 8:80 o'clock a. m., from
I his late residence, 307 Eighth street, thence to
St. ;': Joseph's church, v where a * requiem \u25a0 high
mass for the repose of his soul will be cele-
brated :at 9. o'clock a. • jn. Interoient Holy j
Cross .cemetery. >; . ';_• '. ;
PENEBSKT— In this' city. September 7; 1907,
' Freda Marie, beloved daughter of 'Adolphus :
h- T.- Andy Sarah Penebsky, ? and Bister « of Mrs.
George H. .-Thompson, .: Mrs. B." T. Stauffer
, and Lena, Adolph, Mary, and Sophie Penebsky,
a native of San Francisco. Cal., aged 12 years
*:.T months and, 7 "days. \u25a0 \u25a0 £ -- - -
; Friends - and ' acquaintances are - respectfully
Invited to attend tbe funeral tomorrow (Tues-
day), at 9:80 o'clock a. m., from the residence
•"•'of , the : parents," 1082 ; Church street between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth.' thence
'to St. Paul's ehnrch. Twenty-ninth and Church
streets," for services at ? 10 o'clock a.. m. In-
[i\ terment % Holy j, Cross: ; cemetery i by : carriage; r -r
POOLE— In - Elmhurst, September 8, 1907; Alice
- Poole, beloved c daughter -of i Harry and • Flor-
ence Poole, and sister of Emily and Dorothy
,* Poole, f a r natlve : of . Elmhurst,' > aged 1 year 1
'\u25a0\u25a0 month ; and -24 days. 1 -*- I " '••* • ••:-: • -: >- , •\u25a0-.<
' * ; Friends "\u25a0 and * acqnalntances - are respectfully
"';" '; invite^ 'to ; attend the funeral services \ today
" (Monday),- t Beptenaiber.-.9,* ; at "2 o'clock * p.: m.,
. at . the ' family \u25a0\u25a0 residence, \u25a0on Highland avenue,
\u0084- Elmhurst. .«' lctennen t ' Evergreen . cemetery. ; -\u25a0 \u25a0 -
BOY— ln^ this" eity,^ September 6, 1907, Robert
:. \u25a0 Roy, . aged . 83 ' years. , . (Richmond," Va., papers
"..-; please ; copy. ): \u0084*' ; :' < --' -v. ->.:..
'.'. ,The funeral Win take place tomorrow : (Toes--'
-.day),; at -.10:30 o'clock a. m., ; from the funeral
' parlors; of J. "O; rO'oonnorr O'0onnor & C0.,* '770 Turk
*' street. *T" Interment 'Mount Olivet cemetery.
SEISE— In this city.^Septeinber 4, 1907; - Robert
.--< f ß.'i o../ dearly . beloved ., son of f Robert .C. 5 and |
•;Mary A.- Seise, \u25a0 and loving brother of ' George I
,W. J. and Lillian ? A.** W. Seise, ; and grandson I
of Otto and Minnie Seise of Los Angeles,' Cal.; :
a ,natJve . of San Francisco," sged 13 years 9
months ; and 7 . days/ .. ; \ ' ' . \u25a0 .\ .;,.-,^ ..?.\u25a0.•
\u25a0 Remains at the chapel of Craig, Cochran* ft
,:C0.,^1169 .Valencia street' near Twenty-third. \u25a0
SCHENONE-^-In :; this city, V September ; 7.- 1907,
- . : Catherina, dearly beloved wife of the late Jo-
%-. seph Schenone, ': and devoted, mother of • Nettle
: - and \u25a0Tillle Schauone . and Mrs. K. Monte, - Mrs. :
B !•- ' Scola; Mrs. * A. : de Luca and ~> the lata ; Adolph
Schenono, a native " of , Italy, \u25a0 aged . SB , years 3
g- months and'-21-days.' .»-.-., v. -.•,,,. I: -..'
V > •. Friends and .' acquaintances are 'respectfully
> . invited * to ! attend \u25a0 the 1 funeral 'tomorrow (Tues-
day),. September 10,' at 9:30 o'clock a." m., from
-j- her late residence.: 1683 ; Greenwich \u25a0 street cor-
ner of Gough,' . thence to Sts. : Peter and Paul's
. » church,"- corner.: Dupont • and * Filberts streets,'
• where a' requiem high 'mass for tbe repose her
.-\u25a0•'• soul -'.will . be celebrated, * commencing . at * 10:30
,- o'clock a.*- m.V. , : .;~: :.-,"..-,\ ;\u25a0•./.\u25a0\u25a0»'. \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0' ?j K -r
STONE-^-In Alaxneda, '.. Cal., ; September 7,' 1907.
\u25a0;-,-. '-. «oi>a ' TE LEPHONK "s^L^k' '
\u25a0: . A PATH TO BVBBV PWT '
Ctty Office, Grant Bide
Market and Tth Sts.
FLGRISTTS^ f
1206 Suiter Street
Bet. Polk. St. and Van Ness At.
Telephone' Franklin ';
|^HiGEi[TERY
; Ban .fMateoH County." - Finest" and»" best
1 equipped : Receiving: iVault "\u25a0 and - CbapeL
Masonic^ Cemetery, Assoclatloa. -Offlco
110 l O'Farrell 'st, \u25a0 -
AUCTION SALES
&S Jfe -^
AUCTION SALE
Tt« Nrwmire Ltvery Stable* closed oot^at auc-
tion- WEDNESDAY. September 11. at II a. m.
"•We ' will :- sell til the equipment >. required _ re-
make np a first class livery stable, consisting of
Horses, Boggle*. Carts, \u25a0 Harness and Saddles.
Sale; takes place at Scofleld's . Stables, corner
Market and Brady' sts. near 12th.
A. H. BOOriELD tt COT. Livestock Auctioneers.
StockEyent of the Year for the Pacific Coast
SHORTHORN CATTLE; BERKSHIRE SWINE,
owned and bred by Judge Carroll Cook of San
Francisco. Auction sale of pure bred registered
stock at California Btate Fair. Sals to take
place ..on „ the State ~ Agricultural grounds at
Sacramento, SATURDAY. September 14, 1907.
at 10 o'clock a.* ta. Writs for catalog.
X FRED H. CHASB & CO.\ Anctloneers,
* • % \u25a0 478 \u25a0• Valencia • St., San \u25a0 Francisco.
* - \u25a0-- .- *^^ - - * - --- - - \u25a0 — \u25a0 .
-Louisa V.. beloved wife of tbe late Edwin
\u25a0 Stone, and loving mother of Mrs. H. Kessler.
.Mrs. A. Maclurkin and William -1., Edwin .W.,
John 'B. and ; George W. • Stone, a native of
Devonshire, . Eng., aged 70 years and 3 months.
\u25a0, Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Tues-
• day), September 10, at 11 o'clock a. m.. from"
her late ret ldenet, < 2053 Lincoln avenue. \u25a0 Wll-
. " low station, Alameda, thence by 13 o'clock
' creek route boat to San Francisco. . Interment
Cypress Lawn cemetery by 1:40 o'clock p. m.
. special funeral car from Third and Townsend
\u25a0•' 'streets.- * \u25a0 >\u25a0
TAAFFE— As anniversary rwnilem high masa
for. the- repose. of the soul of tbe late Wil-
liam • Taaffe will be celebrated at St. Mary's
cathedral today (Monday), September. 9, at 9
''o'clock a. m. Friends an Invited to attend.
VEREZ — In ' the " city, and eonnty hospital. : Sep-
; tamber. 3, < 1907, Andreas - Veres, a native of
: Hungary, aged 29 y tars. - . -
VEBNON— In \u25a0 rrnltval*. September S. I*T7.
Anna .Virginia, wife of the late Edward NSch-
. olawn Vernon, and > mother of Henry Edward
, Vernon and Mrs. Loots CaUda Sanford.
WHITEMAX— In this City. Reptember 6, 1907,
Fred . Raymond, dearly belo-red and only efclM
of Louis . and Bessie H. Whlteman. a native of
San Francisco, CaL, aged 1 . year 0 months
and 1 day.,
. ' The ' funeral \u25a0 will take place today (Mon-
day), at s 10:30 a. in., from the parlors ef
H. 9. Sair & Co.. 2919 Mission street be-
. tween Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Inter-
ment private.
' " CARD OF THANKS.
QUELLMAL3 — To the 'officers and members of
Mission chapter No. 155. O. E. S., and. Court
-No. 8. Order of tse Amaranth; to the manage-
ment : and nurses of Jefferson hospital; to tbe
- firm of Bunker A Lunt and to our ' relatives
. and tha- many friends who so graciously ten-
: dered their condolence and sympathy . in ; our
, recent sad bereavement, tbe loss of a loving
wife and ' a devoted mother, we desire to ex-
tend onr heartfelt thank". -
OTTO QUELLMALZ,
FRED QCELLMALZ.
• CARL QUBXLMALZ.
OCKAJf THA VEX.
vtfT"/*^ Bt»aa*rs Leave Broadway
" ,^L_i~^Xd\ lAiw BATES. .lachidlng. Iachidlng
WraPm VV\ BERTH AND MEALS.
I I } } SPECIAL ROCND TRIP
VjVV JS/ FOR J^ os \" AICOEIiES
>»J&*CrWX »AJ* DIEGO
S AJCTA . BARBARA ,
Santa Rosa .Every Sunday, 10 a. m.
State of California..... Every. Thursday, 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, B. C^
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKAX PORTS
City of Puebla Sept. 19. 11 a. ra.
President.-. Sept. 9, 24. 11 a. m.
Spokane .....Sept. 14. 11 a. m.
- And Every fifth Day Thereafter.
ROUND THE SOUND EXCURSION. 11 DAYS'
round trip. Including berth. and meals. $43.
FOR EUREKA (HI'MBOLDT BAY)
City of Topeka— jScSsfg
> - Bent. 10, 15, 20, 23, 30. 10:30 a. m.
Pomona ...... Sept. 7, 13. IS, 23. 2S. 10:50 a. m.
FOR GUATJIAS, MAZATULX. LA PAZ,
ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEI. CABO.
ALT ATA, MAGDAJLENA BAY, 3IEX.
Curaca0..V.r.....".............5ept 8.10 a. m.
And Tth ef each month thereafter.
NOME OR ST. MICHAEL
President .......................Oct. 1. 2 p, m.
Senator .:................. ...........October 7
Umatilla .'..... ..V....V;. .'.\u25a0..........
ALASKA EICURSIOXS f% l»08
• LEAVE BIATTLB AND VICTORIA
Spokane... SaOing dates will be announced later
;\u25a0 ; Right reserved to chant* this schedule.
- TICKET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market ft. and Broadway
Wharf— Telephone.' Temporary 492
OAKLAND.. :..*M -Broadway
San Francisco Freight Oflles— Broadway Wharf.
: C. D. DUNANN, O. P. A.. Saa Francisco.
Tbyo Kisen Kaisha
-(Oriental Steamship Co.)
Bays opened their permanent office at
Room 240, James Flood Building
8. S. "Hongkong Mam" (calls at Manila)
Thursday. September 12, 1907.
S. S. ''America Mam," Wednesday, October
3, 1907.
8. . S. "Nippon Mara." Wednesday, October
80, 1907.
Steamers win leav* wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets, 1 p. m.. for Yokohama . and
Hongkong,-: callmg at Honolnln,- Kobe (H!ogo>.
Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hone-
kong with steamers tor : Manila,- India, etc. No
cargo received on board on day of sailing.
Round 'trip tickets at reduced rates.-
For freight and passage apply at office. James
Flood bblldlng. W. H. AVERY.
./ -; Assistant General Manager.
OeEANICS.S.CO.
S (SPRECKELS LDTE) .
TAHITI, 80TTTH BEAB — 8. 8. Marlposa sails 11
wS^SVwH? 1 -- 11 ' -B«?n*'trtD,' first class. $125.
HONOLULTT— S. 8. Sierra sails Sept. 14. 11
a. m: * Round trip, f IS3. \u25a0
HONOLULU— S. S. Alameda sails Oct. 8, 11
a. m. Round trip. $123.
Passenger Dept.. 873 Market st.: freight orflee.
68Ci»y «t Pnoii* Temp. 1231.
V RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
-X. May 5.-1907
SHORE DIVISION
For SansaUto, . Mill ; Valley, Sam Rafael
"WEEK \u25a0: DAYS— Every 30 minutes
from ; 6:15, to .9:45 -a. m.; .hourly.; until
2:45 p.m .; then every 20 minutes until
7:45 p. m.; 9:00, 10:15 and 11:55 p. m.
SUNDAYS— Every 30 minutes from
6:15: a,tm..untlli 8:15 p. m.; 9:00, *9:15,
•9:45,10:15 and ll:55 e p.m.
-- For Fairfax— "Week tDays — 6:15 6*45
7:15, 8:lo-a. ni.; 2:45, 3:15, 3:45; 4:15*
4:45 and 6:15 p. m, Sundays— B:l3 9-15
W:l5, 10:45.11:45 a. m.: 12:45, '"1:45/2:45*
\u266615. 4:4 sand 8:15 p.m.
, For> San \Quentln-^— Daily — 8:15, 9 ; 45
11:45 a. vm.;.12:45 and 1:45 p. m. s
; \u00848:15; a.- m. daily.. 2:45, p. m. daily, ex-
cept Sunday, and 8:15 a. m. Sunday only
for Camp Meeker,. Monte Rio, Cazadaro
and way stations. •. , - -
9:15 a^m.: Sunday only and 5:15 p m.
daily except. Sunday ;-- for Lagrunitaa
Camp. Taylor. , : Point . Reyes and way
stations.' •' __. .
•To Sausallto only.\ "•»"»\u25a0
WE STERN I DIVISION
5:10. «6:60, 6:30 p. m.. daily. f '
_;7:30-a; m. daily- for>Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Cloverdale.-;TJklah. ; Willits, Sher-
wood. Sebastopol and ;way stations
£B:oo;a,:m.:daily'for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa, Camp Glen Ellen and
waystations. v - : - - ...
3 :80 • p;; m; dally for Petaluma, Santa
RoBa. t Cloverdal©. ; Ukiah; Guerneville
S«bastopol and waylstations
J p.vm.Mally for^Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Glen Ellen, Sebastopol and wav
stations.
:^9:15;a.-m.. Sunday only^foi-, Petaluma
Santa -Rosa, Glen Ellen and way sta-
•To Tlburon only on week days -
. ' • . JAB., AGLER/ General Manager.
J. J. GEARY. Ace GenT; Passenger Vrrght. Agt.
2£Bff™**?*m .Vssßl«Cltorus B at«rrt
Mft&H fa!^i?T'W fe s'«ens»tesjnflaoimstloBs,
'^M IT" •«>•. In pl,| B wr^p^
i ' :— -— :-,- T~?*t" ••atoo rs««sft.
I KAxXiW^AT..TRA'ygfc..
-^-^^> k Trsaw !t*ve t»J *r« Jie
>iATr|^^. to«rriv« *t
/®^#vA San Francisco
V V^Z?/ / Fbom Sxpticiibsb 1, 1907
Vss^^C/ FERUY DEPOT
Foot of Market Street
£^P^y^AKLAyPJPIKR- Arrive
7 .00* Richmond, Port Costa. Benlo»-|»-
sun, Itesn. Sacramento, and way
Stations.......-^- f<*l
7U«a Emira. VaeM% RnM • ; -» *&*
7UXk DaviN Marysvillj. to)vine-Eos9-
ymk Red Bluff, Dcnsmuir 8.28 a
7.00. Hay^rd. NUes. San Joa.^ . ... . .. 7XB.
7^*o. Nlles. Pieaianton. livermcre. Tracy.
\u25a0«w.a2fi&£Sfc;«frisE
-j» Kama, Willows. Red Bluff. Asa-
- land/Portland and Eart......... «-28s
Hanford, TjaaEa. Portemlle. .. . . I *A3p
TuWßakerefield.... -»\u25a0 *•«\u25a0
8.20 a Newark. Ceaterville. San Jose,
Los G»tos, Wright. .... •-".-,"•; 5 ' 4S »
9.00 a Niles. lirermore, Stockton ("1111100),
Valley Spring, lone, oacrsmsnta. . •
Red 8idr.. .................... J-g;
9.00. Sonors, Tuolumne sad ADgas . . .^. \u2666••ws
WJCAtlanUa Express— Ogden. Salt Laks
aty ........; 7-23?
&00» Traekee. Lake Tahoe. Reno. Tono-
pah.Ooldfldd.Beatty J^9
9.40 a Richaond, Port Costa, Marlines.... OvWp
10.00 a Tha Overland limited— Omaha,
. Chicago. Denver. K»naus City... »«»
loao. VaneKJlare liiand. Nsm.... * lM *_.
10.20. Los Angeles Pa«enflor— Pert Coeta.
Martinea. Byron. Tracy. Lathrop,
Btodrton. Mereed. Fresno.- Han-
ford, Vi«lia, Tnlare. Baterfdd.
Los Angelas.... .. i .... i ... J-^fJ
12.20s Niks, Saa Jose aad Way Stations.. 3U*3*
. |j«Op Newark. Baa Jose. kaJJ^Cras.
Laurd. Boulder Creek. KM 3lonts, •
*?acia« Grove ..; -• 7^Bp
3 JK> Benida. Winters, Saemneirto,
Woodland. Knights Latuttnfc
Marytville and OnmHe ...». 10.48*
. 3^ob fYosemita Valley via EiTtnoud..... 8.48. \u25a0
ZOO? Port Costa. Msrtines. Byron, \u0084._
Modesto. Merced. Fre5n0.. ...... 12.08*
3£op SsaLeandr*. Niles. Baa J055. ..... »^B.
3£Q? Via Tibttron, West Napa. SlHalsßS,
CaJljtoga..". i •...- i v- I«fc2o*
3JLOp Portland Express (via Davis). W3-
Hams. Willows, Red Blufl. AA-
land, Portland and East. ... 9^B.
4.00? Valleio. Martjnes. Ban Ramon, Nspa,
Cafistoga. Santa R05a........... .JHU*
4JX)» Niles, Tracy. Btoekton. L0d1. . . ... . IOJB.
4J20? Eastern Express— Ogden, Puebln,
Denver. Kansas City. St. Louis,
Chicag0 ............ i :". '-'. .
Msrtines. Stockton. Sacramento,
Reno, Sparks 12.43s
4v*on San Leandro. Haywsrd. Niles. i If2B.
Plensanton. Livermore \u0084.ltllv4B*
B. 00? The Owl Limited— Nswman, Los
Banos. Mendota, Fresno. Tular%
Bakixsndd, L0aAnge1e5. . .... .. . B^B.
6\oob Newtric San lose. Los Gatoa.WnzhC B^B.
B^ob San Leandro, Niles, San Joee 7.48.
6.40» Vallejo. Port Costa. Benicia. Bmsia.
Sacramento 11^8.
6.20 a China and Japan Fast JM*— • _
Ogden. Cheyenne, Omaha, Chicajo 1 2.43»
6.20 V Hayward. Niles andean Joee 8.43?
7.00b Goidfiald Pass.— Port Costa, Benida,
Sacramsnto, Truckee, Laka Tahoe,
Wadsworth. Easen. FUlon. Tono-
pah. Goidfield. and Keeier......'. 7.09s
7JJOf TaUejo. Benieia and Way Stations,
Sunday onty. 11.28 a
8.20? Oreeon Expreea — Sacramento.
MarysvOle. Redding. Portland,
Puget Sound and Eart B>4B.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY *
Leaye. 7.00. S.OO, frOO. 10.00. 11-00 a. m.
12X0. 1.00. 2XO. 3.00. 4.00. 5X0. 6.00. 8X0. 9.00 p. a
COAST LINE
«Ssr(Thlrd aud Townsend Streets)
8.10. Valencia St. San Joss and Way
Stations 8.38 a
J8.50a Sunday Excursion — Del Monte, Moa-
terey, Pacifia Grove JIOJOj
7.00. Valencia St, San Jose, Gilroy, Hoi-
( lister, Pajsro, Wataonville, Santa
Laurel. Boulder Creek,
\u25a0Davenport. Dd Monte. Monterey.
Pacific Grove. 11.15*
B.ooa Tha Coaster — San Jose. Salinas,
Paso Robles Hot Springs, Saata
Margarita, San Luis Obispo,
Guidalupe. Santa Barbara, San .
Buenaventura, Oxaard, Burkank.
Los Angeles..... 11.45b
B.ooa Del • Monte. Pacific Grave. Surf.
Lompoc... 11.43.
B.ooa San Jose. Gilroy. Salinas. Visa
Robles Hot Springs. San Luis .' .
Obispo— Los Gatos. Alma, Wright,
Trea Pino*, Santa Cms, Laurel.
Boulder Creek. Del Monte, Mon-
terey, PaeiSo Grove. 4.1 0»
10.33 a Valencia St, Bur liagams, San M*Sw>.
Palo Alto. San Jom 7.40.
I UOt Valsacu st, Cemeteries, San Joss
and Ws-sStatfcns.. 8.43*
1.40s Valencia St.. Cemeteries. Saa Joss.. • o.ooa
1. 40? Santa Crus, Laurel. Boulder Creek. 7.30»
3XO? Del Monte Express— Valand* St..
San Joss, Gilroy, Tree Piaos,
Cutroville, Del Monta, Monterey.
Faeiae Gr0ve... «.... t.... 12.!3»
3.15p South Saa Fraaeiseo, San Josa. Trea
Pi=os.... 10^8.
4.00s Sunset Express— Sl Paso. Houston. '
Nsw Orleans.....
Past Robles Hot Springs. Saa Luis
Obispo. Santa Barbara, Los
AnSes.....;; \u0084.. 12.40*
4.00f Del Mont* Monterey, Pimfio Grovs. 12-15*
t4.20» Valencia St. Saa Jose« and Way *-j-* \
Stations ...7.'t<MC2
*.40b Valenaa St, Saa Joss, and Way'" *^
Stations 1.20s
tS.OOt Ysleoola St. BurUnguna.Sss Mateo,
Pab Alto. San Joso, Los Gatos,, -
Wraht... fiJiU \
6.20b San Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto.
Saa Jose. Watsonville. Santa Cms 9.308
6 JOt Valencia St., San Mateo, Redwood.
Palo Alto, San Joss— Saat. Oars,
• Los Gatos, Wright............ BJCf
B.COb Nsw Orleans Express— Saa Jose,
- SaSnaa, Paso Roblea Hot Springs,
Ban Lnis Obispo, Santa TU**«*v
& Angeles. 9.3 C
iag, D Paso. Nrv Orleans... 12.40b
6.00s Del Monte. Monterey. Paofla Qiotrs
Lompoc ...t..... ;.; 11.45s
|B.lob Valencia St., Saa Joss and Way
Stations ..... |9.46 a
6JOB Valeada St. South Saa Francisco,
SanJosa...... ...... QAO*'
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and September.
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CompagnSe Oeoerale Transathntiqae
DIRECT ; LINE TO HATRK-PARI3.
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JtlO a. m.;* from Pier 42. North River, foot of
Morton street. ". • \u25a0 •- 1
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manager. Pacific coast. «SO Montgomery st.. Saa
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad tiefcajt
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