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STEAM SCHOONERS
COLLIDE IN FOG
Sea Foam and St. Helens Crash
Near Point Reyes and
Both Suffer^
Portuguese Warship Visited by
Throngs, Who Come From
- AH Around Bay
TEAM schooners
Sea Foam and St.
Helens crashed to
gether at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning
in a dense foj
while off Point
Reyes. Xo one was
injured.
The port quarter
of the Sea Foam
was badly smashed
up. The damage to
the St. Helens is
not known.
The Sea Foam, in
command of Cap
tain Henrickson,
was on its way_
down the coast
from Mendocino,
with a cargo of 210.000 feet of lumber
bound to this port. The St. Helens
\u25a0was on its way to the Columbia river
and passed out through the Golden
Kate shortly after midnight Sunday
morning.
When the St. Helens crossed the bar
the weather was clear, but it had no
sooner got into the. open ocean than a
densf fog- settled down. Captain
Jamieson kept on his course. At the
s^&me time that the fog enveloped the
2>t. Hek-ns it also slid down upon the
£ra roam. Captain Henrickson at once
came to the bridge and slowed his
vessel down. The fog was so thick
that lie could not see. 50 feet ahead.
the .St. Kelens loomed dead
ahead and the vessels crashed. The
s^t. Helens struck the Sea Foam a
glancing blow on its port quarter. The
M. Helens; proceeded north and the
t*ca I oam continued on its way to this
port.
The damage to the Sea Foam con
sists of the tarrying away of its
&ta:i< iuons, tb« smashing of its davits
t<n the port tide and the starting of
: The Sea Foam will discbarge its
cargo of lumber before beginning its
ivpsiirs.
«.nl;i Day on Mtn Oabrlrl
\u25a0 - It was a gal?, day on board the
l'oi-tuguofe cruiser tian Gabriel yes
terday. l'rom 10 o'clock in the morn
ing until sunsci the vessel was crowded
. with visitors. The occasion was a re
ceptfon j;iven by the officers of the
. shjp to iiie Portuguese colony of this
4 ity ar.d vicinity. .From every point
Mbout the bay <-am« a delegation of
representative citizens and their fami
\u25a0 lies. w?io still hold affection for their
• mother country. \u25a0 ;-^ .--..
l'rom Oakland came a large con
tint?ont, who brought with them the
1". P. C. band.
The warship was decorated from
stem to stern with a gorpeous array
••f flags, in which Uncle .Sam's stars
Miid stripes were much in evidence!
More lhan 5,000 people boarded the
\u25a0vessel during: the day.
The San Gabriel will sail for the
north May I.
BrincM Hit Vartso of Suarar
• The British steamer Janeta, which
arrived in port late Saturday night.
roug-ht one of the largest cargoes of
7s :gar that ever came into this port
:'rr>:n the P!illippinen. It consisted of
l^ti.^'T* mats and is consigned to
the Western sugar company. The
.lantta vias 31 days from lloilo and 23
<iays from Moji. Captain Timmins re
ports thctt the weather was rough all
the way across the Pacific.
Savrm Drowning Man
The dexterity -t)f Engineer Murphy
.of the rjo'Jce boat Patrol saved John
\V. Hodgrers from a watery grave yes
'-. terday.
Rodgers was standing on the wharf
looking at the crowds of Portuguese
• soing out in the bay to visit the cruis
,fr San <Jahriel when he made a mis^
. *tcp und went overboard. Murphy,
\u25a0 who was near at hand, saw the man
• fail and at once threw him a life pre
iserver, lfe jumped into a small skiff
and pulled toward Rodgers. He ar
rived just in time to ' grasp Rodgers
and haul him on board.
-Rodg-ers was carried to the harbor
. emergency hospital, where, after two
. .hours' hard work on the part of Doc
1 tor Howell and his assistants, Rodgers
• was brought back to life.
Rodgers lives at the Washington
boteL
Naval Mllllia to Have Outing
The naval militia will have an out
ing: on the bay. t-unday, on the cruiser
' Marblehead. Captain Bauer will be in
mmniand. The chief feature of the
day will be the adjusting of the com-
passes of the vessel.
\u25ba Make* Quick Ran
The Pacific coast steamship President
<ame into port some after 1 o'clock
yesterday, after a quick run of 51
iiours down the coast from Seattle.
Captain Cousins reports that the
' ' weather was pleasant. There were 76
••cabin passengers. ./»\u25a0
\u25a0: '\u25a0 . l.titnhcr A*rrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north
coast by sea yesterday amounted to
1.455.000* feeU
'.- \u25a0' Brl«l«1i Steamer Reported \V reeked
"-\u25a0 jvMOY. April 24. — The British
-sSt-amer Kweiyiang, belonging: to the
China N'avig-ation Company of Trade,
Is/ reported wrecked on Ockzu island,
' l.c-twecn Amoy and Puchau. The
Eteamer Kwelyiangr is 1,768 tons rep
: is"ter She was built in Glasgow in
:.1 £90, and was engaged in trading in
.the China eea.
- By United A%'lrelen«
\u25a0• "-; X,: Sunday, April 24.
STEAMEB E.OSE CITY, from Astoria for San
v Franciv-o— April 24. 4 a. m.. lat 44 <Je« N.
X- lone 124 dec W: bnrouicter. 3<».06; tempera
\u25a0 tr>e. SO: cloudy; wind, northwest; velocity,
14 mil I**.1 **.
ETEAMEE EIVTESIDE— ApriI -23. S p. m., SO
miles *outh of Cape Blanco; moderate north
w-oKt wind: smooth soa.
ETXAKEB GEOEGE W. ELDEB-Ai.ril 23. 8
fn m . iti>sl<i» Kiirfka bar, fopbound.
STEAMER PEESTDENT. from Seattle for San
• I'ranriwo — AfTll -*. 12:15 a. m., passed Blnnta
rc-rf lightship; »inootb and fogpy; light west
ETEAJSEE GOVEEKOE. from San Francisco for
Seattle— April 23. 11 :M p. m.. 44 mile* north
•wr-«t of Toint Arena Iljrht: nortbwwt wind
\u25a0 6TEAHEH LAKSIKG— ApriI 23. S p. m., abrea«t
nf Ca^'»dp hpad: llsht northwest wind; vreat
r lv *<trell: sky overcast.
' ' ETEAMEE KLAlfATH— Crosse<l out Columbia
rfver bar 0:30 a. ni.. April 23. 9 p. tn.. off
'-\u25a0 iiwi-ta bead; smooth; cloudy; wind li^ht liorth-
ETEAXEB MAVEEICK— ApriI 23. 11:30 a. m..
\u25a0 off Colombia river liKhtehip; H?ht w«t wind;
'\u25a0\u25a0' overrart; smooth nea; barometer. 30.14: tem
• nrntorr, M: <!"«* »t Richmond Monday, 9a. m.
fiTEAMEB ASU^•CloJ^— April 23, 8:30 p. m..
• 'M miles eoHtb ot Colambla river bar; barotne
• \u25a0 ter SO 12: temperature, dry 52, wet 50; gen-
He' north breeie; overcast and smooth.
Army Transport* ~
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren i« *t Sbapynei.
The I>ojr*n sailed April 21 from Nagasaki,
' • The Bufwd is in port.
The Sheridan i* in port. -
TJ»*SJwro«n sailed April 14 from Hoaolnln for
ybe*Thocai; is in port-
Many thieves were stolen alive from
' the cross friends, and that is why!
Rome ordered their legs broken.
The figures of the London police
show a very decided increase
" during recent years In serious crime.
I The total continental area of the
"'United States, including Alaska, is
about equal to that of all Europe.
jntrogen iodine i* so sensitive that
the touch of a fly's, foot would ex
plode It. «IH|
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
I MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO AKKIVK .
From 1 Steamer I I'ate
New York via Aucon.. [,'eirport (Apr. 25 •
Grays Harbor B: C. Lindauer. j.Vpr. 25
Ventura San Jacinto Apr. 25
Urays Harbor N'orwond Apr. 25
I (Cverrtt I»l5"n & Mabony: Apr. 2">
(«an Pedro.. |J. H- .Stetson.. Apr. 25
Humboldt jf.'A. Kilburn.. Apr. 2.1
Wlllapa Harbor ;i)alsy Apr. 25
Portland & Astoria Klamnth Apr. 25
San Pedro K'hehaUs Apr. 25
Pan Pedro j VulralU Apr. 25
Humboldt |iity <>f Topeka Apr. 25
fcan Difgo & Way PortslS.inta Uosa |Apr. 25
Portland k. Astoria tt«W <'1ty...... Apr. 25
Sal. Crux via S. Diego. Utlimitn Apr. 25
Hravg Harbor Ke'wburg .. [Apr. 25
Portland 6c Astoria (Northland Apr. 26
Taroma (\masl» jApr. 27
Coos Bay M. F. Plant... Apr. 27
Honolulu N'eradan Apr. 2S
Point Arena & Albion.. I'onio Apr. 28
Seattle & Tacoraa Watson Apr. 2S
Kan Pjrfro Ad. .Sampson... Apr. 28
San Pedro Roanoke Apr. 2S
Hau Pedro Hanalei Apr. 2U
San I (lego 6c Wa\- Port* President Apr. 29
Portland & AMoria.... jit. " \V. Elder... Apr. 29
Puget Porte' |yneen ..; Apr. 2u
New York via Ancon. .ji'eru Apr. 3u
«-li!na & Japan \Bia Apr. 30
Gray* Harbor i'oronado Apr. 30
Sal. Crux via S. Itiego. Virginian May 1
Puget Sound Ports.. .\ . i Governor May 1
TO SAIL
Destination | Steamer -| Sails |Pier
April 25 — ! I
astoria Ac Portland Some City.. 5 pm 27
3>iquille River KlizabPth .. 4 pm 16
Astoria &. Portland <J. K. Stetson 5 ptn 51
Jrays Harb0r.......... L'hehalis 2 pm ....
I Sruya Hartior ICoutralla ... :! pm 21
I Humboldt J. J. Lvggie. 12 m 27
San Dteso & Way Port* President .. 4pm 9
I April 26— \u25a0-; 11 I
1 gray* Harbor l'amali>ai.s ..' 2 pm 27
fluinboldt F. Kllburn.. 10 am Id
Toos Hay Breakwater 4pm 7
Tapan tc Cplna Manchuria .. 1 pra 42
Puget Sound Ports City Puebla. 2pm «
Los Angel«-« Ports J. Hlgcins.. 10 am 4
! April 27—
i Humboldt City Topeka. 10 atn 11
I Meodoclno & Pt. Arena Soa Foam.. 4pm 4
Honolulu & Kahulul... Lurllne 12 m 3S
san Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay... 4 pm 11
April IS —
~.ray* Harbor C. Undauer
Hnmboldt North Fork. v l2 m 3S
Astoria & Portland.... Roanoke ••\u25a0 1 pm 13
IVillaiu Harbor Dal»y
ilrays Harbor Xewhurg ... 3 pm 21
!>an Diego & Way Ports Santa Hosa.. II am 9
Hamburg & Way Port* Aroasls 12 m 19
April 2tv— •:, '\u25a0
i»torla & Portland Tahoe
Astoria & Portland Northland .. 5 pm 19
Astoria & Portland Wellesley .. "1 pm 27
Astoria & Portland Ktamath ... 4 pm 27
Coos Bay M. F. Plant 3pm 8
April SO— : -;v; v
Hilo direct Enterprise ..12 m 3S
NVw York via Ancon.. Newport ... 12 m 40 |
N. York via Sal. Cruz. Isthmian ... 10 am 27 ;
Puget Sound Ports President ... 4pm 9 :
Astoria & Portland Rose City... It »m 40 |
Seattle A Tacouia Ad. Sampson 1 pm 10 ;
TO SAIL FROM .SEATTLE _;
Destination | Steamer | Date ;
Skagway f Way Ports. Cottage City... Apr. 23
Valdex & Seward Victoria Apr. 25
Kndiak & Way Pwts.. Jennie Apr. 25
Skagway & Way Ports. City of Seattle. Apr. 27
Skagway & Way Ports. Hutnboldt Apr. 30
Kodink 4- Way Ports.. Portland lMay 5
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey—Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. Kor city
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
" MONDAY, APRIL'2S
Sun rises HT2O
Sun sets (5:55
Moon ris»>s 8:07 p.m.
Last quarter moon May 2, at 5:20 a. ra.
New moon May 8. at 0:24 p. m.
iTlmei iTimel ITiraej JTime ~
Apr! ! Ft I j Ft I Ft f Ft
]L W| |H W| jL W| 111 W
25..! 5:5« 0.5 12:51 4.4 5:54 2.6 11:51 5.J
26.. 6:54 0.3 1:41 4.2 6:25 S.O
HWLW H W L W
27.. 0-.m 5.2 7:13 0.2 2:59 4.0 6:59 3.J
25..1 0:25 5.2 7:55 0.1 8:45 S.B 7:40 3.<
29..! 0:50 5.1 8:41 0.1 4:54 4.0 8:32 3.6
80.-I l:2t> 5.1 »:34 0.1 5:52 4.2| 0:35) 3.7
I. S. Branch llydoprrnphlc Office
A branch of the United States bydrographic
office, located In the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained In San Francisco tnr the benefit ft
mariners, wlthont regard to nationality*and free
ot expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can alwaya be obtained re
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of intcrt-st to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
y \u25a0-."-^...- Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charge.
' HTDBOGKAPHIC OITICE *
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
' PLACE j Ft. I Date | Remarks %
Grays Har! IS 'Jan. l.'Sjlnnpr liar buoy sub-
I I |_raorgerl. _
: Willapa Bf 27 IFeb: B|WhiistHnff~bu<»y~l mile
I _ I I north of bar. _
Colcm. R.| 24. JNov. S'Sboallng outside nui
1 I I buoy No. 3. _;
Nchalm Bi 8 (Feb. 2!Bar buoy 20<) yards N. :
I | j channel.
Tilltak 8.l 0 IDee. 17jCbaunel shifted 1 mile !
I I ) south In gale Not. 28. \
~ ~ I {Nun buoy No. 0 and I
' Vaquina Bl 14 Feb. 12 can buoy No. 3 gone ;
Sluslaw_R!_ amFeb. o'Chanuelpoinß north.
Umpqiia Rl 13^'Feb. 4 Chaniitlin good coudi- 1
I I tion.
I : 112 feet at low tiilo to
Coos Bay. IS Feb. 17 North Ileml; 12 feet
at low tide to Marsh-
1 field.
Coqullle R] 0 jJan. 7:ci»annel straight; good
[ I I condition. .
Bogue Riv1.....!....^..!
Klamth~R|~" ]Jan: "iChannel straight east
j \u25a0 »( } anil west.
Hmbldt BTI9 (Mar. l'Nortii channel unsafe
j j | to_ navigation.
S~Pfdro~B?'2o~lFeb. SftiNo^change in channeir
S IHexo 8|~25 |Dec. BiNo change in channel.""
S Pablo Bl 24 IDec. ljDepth in dredged chan-
I I i »"\u25a0»• :
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
gundajr, April 24. .
Stmr Mandalay. l/if«trom. 33 hours from Cres
cent City, bound south; put in for fuel.
U S revenue cutter Perry, Haake, 47 hour*"
from San Pedro.
Stmr Sea Foam, Henrikson, 15 hours from
Mendoclno: 210 M ft lumber to U.Tcmpleman.
Stmr Albion. Nyman. . 13 hours from Dalmar
landing; ISK> cords wood to Trower Brothers.
Stmr Brunswick. Under. IS hours from Fort
Bragg; 440 M ft lumber to Union lumber com
pany.
Stmr Keyo, Johanten, 45 hours^from San
Pedro: ballast to Union lumber company. >:«to(^;
Stmr Alcatrax, Wlnki-1. 45 hour* from San
Pedro; ballast to L. E. White lumber company.
Stmr President. Cousins. 31 hour* from Seat
tle; passengers and merchandise to Pacific Coast
Cteamshlp company.
Stmr Acme. Olsen. 24 hours from Eureka;
455 M ft lumber to Charles Nelson company.
Stmr North Fork. Nelson, 25; hours from Ka
rek«; 350 M ft lumber to Charles Nelson com
pany.
. SAILED
Sunday, April 24.
Stmr Santa Maria, Winnett, Port San Lul«
and Honolulu. \u25a0
Stmr Thomas L. Wand, Pcdcrsen, ' Columbia
river. ' -
Stmr Bnckman, Wood, Seattle.
Stmr Whlttier, Seamon. Port San Luis.
Stmr Shoshone, ARplund. Portland..
Stmr Hanalel. McFarland. San Pwlro.
Stmr Admiral Sampson, I'.artlett. San Pedro.
Stmr Potno, LJUeland, Albion. *
. Kunr ' TaJlte. Nort»crg. Puget sound.
'Stmr Qulnault, Koffcld. WHlapa.
Star Ufdondo. Bendpgard. Coos bay. •
Stmr St. Heleoa. Jamiesoa. Columbia river.
Stmr Fulton. Maloney, Eureka;
tier Btmr Ella, Bruhn, Victoria and Vancouver.
Stmr Stanley Dollar. Thwlng. Puyet sound.
Bark Paranilta. Moller. Bristol bay.
Schr Virginia, Knudsen. Ludlow. •
' TELEGRAPHIC
/ I-OIXT'LOBOS. April 24, 10 p. m.— Weather,
thick; wind;. Bouthwest; velocity, 12 miles per
0Ur * • 7 DOMESTIC PORTS '
; EUREKA— Arrived April 24— Stmr Katherine,
henc« April 23; «tmr ( laqna; etrar Temple E.
Dorr, from San Pedro; sttnr Francis. U. Legjett;
ttmr F. A. 'Kllburn. hence April 23: stujrrren
tiss. hence April 22.
Sailed April 24— Stmr l\ A. Kilbnrn, 1 for San
Francisco: stnjr OeorgeW. Elder;, for Portland;
bktn Oleaner. for Sydney; stmr City of Topcka,
for San Fram-i»c«.' '
TOWNSEND— Arrived April 24— Bktn Gardiner
City, hence, April 7;- schr Salem; fr«in- San Pe
dro; schr Oceania. Vance. /from Sau Ditgo; bktn
Mary ' Wlnkclman. from Samoan Ulaiiil*. .
Paused in April 24-rChll *hip Belfast;. hence
April 5, ft»r Tacoma; -.r - -; .
\u25a0 SAN PEDRO— Arrived V April tii— Stmr Bee;
from Soutb lieml; Bclir. Rosamond, from Tacoma:
THE SAN PRANGISCQ CALL, 'MONDAY, APRIL 25, luio.
stmr Taboo, from Koutli Bend; stnirs' Santa Rosa,
Contralia and J. It. Stetson, from San Piego.
Sailed April 24— .Stmrs Santa Hosa. J. B. Stet
son snd Contralia. for San Francisco.- \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
ASTORlA— Arrived • April 24— Stuir Asuncion,
hence April 21; stmr Hamoiia. from Coos bay.
•Sailed April iM— Stinrs Kowdo'.n, J. Marhoffer
au<l RoFecraos, \u25a0 for San Fr»uci«co. '.
LUDLOW- Arrived April 24— Sehr Fred E.
Sander, hence ' April 7.
Arrived April 24— Schr Fred E. Sander, from
Tacoma.
SAN DlKCO— Arrived April 24— Schr John A,
from Coos bay.
Kaik-d April 24— Stmr Isthmian, for San Fran
cifx-o.
SEATTLK— Arrived April 23— Stmr Colonel E.
1.. Drake, hence April 19. April 24— Stmr Cot
tastr City, from Skajrway.
Sailed April 24— Nor stmr Hornelen, for west
coast of South America. •
Arrived April 24— Br stmr Halewood, from
Victoria.
Sailed April 24— Stmr Hyades. for .Honolulu;
stuir «'olonel U. I- Drake, for San Francieco.
TATOOSH— Passed out April 24— Stmr Mel
ville Dollar, from Everett, for Urays Harbor;
«.tmr Tiverton. from (iamble, for San Francisco.
Outside hound in April 24— Schr Kc«olute, from
Carmen Island, for Seattle.
COOS BAY— Arrived April 24— Stmr M. F.
riant, hence April 22. ' .'\u25a0\u25a0
TACOMA— Arrivt-d April 24— Jap srfiir Tacoma
Slaru. from tSeattle; schr Philippine, hence
April •"..
Sailed April 24— Br atmr Longships, for
China; stmr Queen, f"r Seattle.
FOKT BRACO— Arrived April 24 — Stmr Na
tlousl City, with Bchr Expansion in tow, hence
April 22.
WESTPOHT (Wash.)— Arrived April 23— Stmr
Coronado. hence April 20. April 24— Schr Lud
low, from San Pedro.
Sailed April 24— Schr Edward R. West, for
Callao; schr F. M. Slnde, for Santa Kosalla. .
ISLAND POUT
HONOLULU— SaiIed April 24— U S strar Al
batross, fw San Francisco.
foukk;n ports
MOUORAN— Arrived April 23— Br stmr Strath-
Rpey. frofi Sourabay, via Hongkong, for San
Francisco. »
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK—Arrived April 24—Stmr St. Paul,
from Southampton; *tmr Colombia, from Olas
pow; stmr George Washington,, from Bremen;
str Florida, from Genoa.
Sailed April 23—«tmr Minneapolis, for Lon
don; stmr New York, for Southampton: stmr
President IJneoln. for Hamburc; stmr Celtic,
for Liverpool; stmr Berlin, for Naples; stmr
Lapland, for Antwerp; stmr Indiana, for' Na
ples; stmr Campania, fur Rotterdam.
HOSTON—Arrived April 24 —Stmr Bulgaria,
from Hamburg.
PHILADELPHIA—Arrived April 24 — Stmr
Friesland, from Liverpool.
HALIFAX. N. S.—Sailed April 24—Stmr Em
press of Ireland, for Liverpool.
ST. JOHNS. N. • S —.Arrived April 24—Stmr
Victorian, from Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH—Arrived April 23—Stmr St.
Louis, from New York. April 24—Stmr Kalserin
Augniste Victoria, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN—Arrived April 23—Stmr Caro
nia. from New York.
Sailed April 24—Stmr Parmania. for New
York: stmr Arabic, for New York.
LIVERPOOL —Sailed April 23 —Stmr Cartba
gonian. for St. Johns, Halifax ami Philadelphia.
Arrived April 24—Stmr Caronia, from New
York.
SOUTHAMPTON—SaiIed April 23—Stmr Phil
adelphia, for New York.
Arrived April 24—Stmr St. I/rais, from New
York.
ROTTERDAM—SaiIed April 23—Stmr Nieuw
Amsterdam, for Ne\v York.
HONGKONG—Arrived April 23 —Stmr Hercu
les, from Portland, Ore., via Yokohama.
ANTWERP—SaiIed April 23—Stair Finland,
for New York.
CHRISTIANSAND—SaiIed April 23 — Stmr
United States, for New York. —
HAVRE—Sailed, April 23—Stmr La Touraine,
for New York.
HREMEN—SaiIed .April 23—Stmr Bremen, for
New York.
BOULOGNE—SaiIed April 23—Stmr Nleuw
Amsterdam, from Rotterdam, for New York.
GIBRALTAR— Arrived April 24—Stmr Paunon
nia. from New York.
MOVlU.E—Sailed April 23—Stmr Caledonia,
for New York.
LONDON—Arrived April 24—Stmr Ingchow.
from Tacoraa and Victoria, B. C, via Yokoh
ama, etc.
1
Memoranda
„„.„ <\u25a0-...,. U/, n ,ln/.l
Stmr Sea Foam, from Mendoclno. reports on
April 24, 3 a. m., off Point Iteyes, in dense
fog. was in 'collision vith stmr St. Helens. let
ter's bow struck Sea Foam on port quarter,
carrying away stanchions and davit on- port side;
started the house and splintered the awnliig.
Per Br stmr Janeta—Had bad weather the en
tire trip. April 9 and 10 had very severe Rale;
decks continually awash, beins then In lat 44
deft 4 mlv N, long 1«4 deg 32 mm W. /Tbenc
had dirty weather until arrival. Kan into thick
fog banks morning of April 23. which cleared
up about S p. m. off Point Reyes.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners'
of the Pacific
[Special Dispatch lo The Call]
EUREKA, April 24.— Steam schooner' laqua
arrived from San Pedro direct early this morn
ins and Is loading redwood lumber at Arcata for
a return trip south. \u25a0
British tramp steamer Epsom was shifted
from Filed* Landing today to Arcata. where it
will continue loading redwood lumber for Aus
tralian ports.
Steamer Francis 11. Leggett arrived frotd San
Pedro rla San Francisco today and will load
lumber for a return trip.
' .Steam schooner I'rentiss arrived from' San
Francisco today and is loading lumber for the
return trip.
Steamer Temple iE. Dorr arrived from | San
Francisco this morning, bringing a large quan
tity of construction material for Wlllett &
Burr, railroad contractors.
Steamer F. A. Kllburn arrived from San
Francisco today and departed on thtf return trip
at 5 o'clock this evening with mail, freight
and passengers. . \u25a0
Steam schooner Katherine arrived this after
noon from San Francisco and is loading at the
Holmes-Eureka mill for the return trip.
.steamer George W. Elder sailed at 9;ZO a. m.
today for Astoria and Portland.-
American schooner Gleaner, under charter to
the Charles Nelson company, was towed to sea
ttiis morning by the tug Hunger and sailed for
Australian ports. *. .. \u25a0 '
Steamer City of Topekg sailed for San Fran
cisco shortly before noon today with freight,
mail and passengers. \u25a0
\V\. It. McMillan, coast manager for the Ham
mond lumber company, left today for a visit tv
the Astoria and -Aberdeen mills.
W. F. Burrows, vice president and general
manager of the I.ibby, McNeill & Llbby com
pany of Chicago, who .left here, today for San
Francisco en route for- the j east, said before
his departure that the capacity of the. milk
condensing plant at Ixileta in this county will
be tripled Immediately.
At the annual meeting of the stock holders
here tomorrow it may be decided to take the
steamer, Hunaboldt from . the' Seattle-Alaska run
and place, it on the Euroka-San Francisco run.
Manager. Max Kalish of the Humboldt Is here
from Seattle and he is confident that this
change will be made. Richard Sweasey, .man
aging owner of the Humboldt, lives in this
city. The Humboldt was built on this bay in
lgj*j. but \u25a0 has been In the Alaska trade : since
•fLc Klondike excitement of 1897. \u25a0
Calvin Stewart, a M&ttolc lumberman and tan
bark operator,, arrived from Sun Francisco to
day, leaving at once "for the 'southern part of
the county. Stewart lias chartered' the steam
schooner Casco for the Mattolo-Kao Francixco
run. It will arrive at Ma ttolc from San Fran
cisco early In "June with supplies for the tan
bark camps and will thereafter carry bark and
produce from Mattole to j San Francisco. ;,
ASTORIA, April '24.— Steam schooner \Bow
doin arrived down the river this, morning with a
cargo of lumber for San I?edro and Redondo and
proceeded to sea. .
Steamer Ramona arrived, tliis morning with
freight and passengers from Coos bay for Port
land and proceeded. .-\u25a0 -
Steamer J. Marhoffcr with a ; full cargo of
lumber for. San Francisco .- crossed out this
morning. ' \u0084
Oil tank steamer Asuncion' arrived today from
Point Richmond with a cargo of fuel .oil and
proceeded to : Portland to discharge. - » . ;*\u25a0
Oil tank steamer 'Hosecraprf arrived down 'from
Portland -this morning' ln ballast and proceeded
to San Francisco. ". . \ - ; , .
X.OS -ANGELES, April 21-^ArrlTcd— Steamers
Roauoke, Portland; " Santa ~ Rosa,- ..San t IMego;
Ontralla. San Diego; J. B. Stetson. SaaDiego;
Lucy Neff.-' San Di«>go: Tahoe, • WiUapa - harbor;
Bcp. South Bend: Dispatch, Eureka; Julian;
Willapa harbor; schooner \u25a0\u25a0 Rosamond', .Taconia. :
Sailed— U. S. S. Whipple, Perry. : Preble,
Truxton, -\u25a0• Stewart, *-. Lawrence, "v<Johlsborough,
Paul Jones. Hull, for Santa < Barbttn Island;
steamers Centra !la. >\u25a0 Grays < Harbor; Santa . Ro«a,~
San Francisco; J. B. Stetson; Orlunibia river. ~
SEATTLE, April . 24.— : Arrived —Steamer Cot*
tage - City. 'Skagway: , steamer ! Colonel' 'E. L.
Drake; San- Francisco; \u25a0• stosmc.r .Watson,:. San
rrancisco; British ship Halevfwd,* Esquimau,
B." C. .-.-; - ..:\u25a0:.. '. '\u25a0 -:\u25a0•.'\u25a0. \u25a0 '\u0084, •.. -..- ;\u25a0 v
Sailed— Steamer Cottage.,, City. Skagway;
steamer Victoria. Valdez: steamer Colonel K. < IS!
Drake, San Francisco; _ steamtr Hyades; .-Hono
lulu;; Norwegian steamer ; Homclen,, Vancouver,"
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•-. PORTLAND,', April .24.— Completing its - last
round trip on the « Portland-Coos bay - run,., th«
steamer Ramona .arrived tonight shortly : before. 7
o'clock. >lt: will return; to Eureka; sand will- be
relieved by the Bteanier~Bre,akwater,' which has
been' undergoing -repairs in. San .Francisco.. The
Ramona will, go to San Francisco. ;.
. Work In removing : a . shoal, f roin '•• the » chancel
of the -Wlllamettcr vlr* near; Llnton" will- hegin
tomorrow morulng. •; Alter twp. weeks the dredge
will be ; removed , to ; the lowrr, harbor. • :. ";':.';
.".With .a? cargo \ of. ~ flour .Vand ?. feedstuff* .£ the
Rte«incr,"XP w lM'rt;" which iiirrived ;fr<un; Coffquille
.\u25a0^nturdHv . night >by - vrny V>f vTillam«x>k; i will • loavtv
tomorrow - for*, Hand«n:and" Co<|iiilli>. Tljh .- New
nort will make regular trips hereafter.
Weather Report
United ' States department of : agriculture —
Weather bureau — San Francisco. April 21.
RAINFALL DATA ;
' > . • l>ast Srasi.iial
Stations — 24 Hours to Date Normal
Kureka 0.00 38.81 41.70
Hed Bluff ........... 0.00 18. 78 22.9."{
Sacraraento 0.00 12.14 18.71
.Mount Tamalpais .... 0.00 ,23.90 21.47
San Francisco O.(ll) 19.4:{ 21.08
San Jose 0.00 - 14.49 12.0fl
Krestio 0:00 10.8<i ' 5.70
Indeppndenoo ........ O.W •' 4.77 H.Tti.
Shu Luis Obispo O.lH) 20. (M) 19.00
L«« Angeles 0.00 12.63 14.9t|
•San Diego 0.00 - y.74 i 9.44
C'oafct record for 12 ho'urw, ending 5 p. m.
f- 1 I % ¥~J
1 ' U E \u25a0 "s- -- 'Is-
STATIONS I S«' •\u25a0 I :Ir
Boise 20.00 90 52 W Clear . .00
KurPka- 29.!»2 .".2 4« W Cloudy .00
Flagstaff-. 29.02 74 36 SE Clear .00
Fresno 29.7S I^2 (12 SE Clear .0(»
Helena ...... .2». 04 92 42 X • Pt.Cldy : .00
IntltH^ndencc.ZO.^ 44 44 S Pt.CWy .00
KHlispeJl 29. 5G S2 40 S Clear -.00
I.f* Angeles ..2».84 00 70 W I't.Cldy .00
Modena .29. «« 7S .. S Clear .00
Mt. . Tamalpais. 29. 92 77- 09 SW Clear i .00
North He«d .120. 90 ~>Q 46 XW Clear ..00
Pocatello 20.98 80 44 SK Clear .00
Phoenix .. 29. 7S OS <S0 W Clear .00
Pt. Reyes Lt..29.!»0 09 44 W .. Foggy \u25a0 .00
Portia ud 29 . 80 S4 ,r>o, r >o X / Clear . W
Rod Bluff 29. 50 92,53 SE Clear .00
Reno 20. SH 88 44 W Clear .00 \
Iloseburg 29.76 1)2 46 X Clear .00
Sacramento ...29.52 SS U2 S Clear .00 ;
Salt Lake 30.00 7S .. NW Clear .00
Kan Diego ... .2U.84 82 C« rNW I't.Cldy .00
San Francisco. 29. m 72 52 .SW Clear .00
San Jose 29. S>S 84' oil W Clear .0^
8. L. 0bi5p0... 29. 04 7S 48 SW Clear .00
SE. Fara110n...29.9* 50 4S W Cloudy .00
Spokane ......29.88 84 50 SE Clear .CM)
•Summit ...... 70 34 W Clear .00
Tacoma 29.86 78 48 N Clear .00
Tatoosh .29.90 50 '46 W Clear .00
Tonopah 29.86 76 D 4 .S Pt.Cldy .<K>
Walla 2U.H4 S»0 CO S Clear .9<V
Wlnnemucoa ..29.94 80 40 W Clear .00
Yuoia .29.72 106 04 NI3 Clear .00
•Snow on ground 14 Inches:
SYJjOPSIS
The temperature has fallen 32 degrees in 24
hours at" Sau Francisco and 10 degrees ay Lrx?
Angeles .«nd San Dlgro. In the great valley
there has been no chance, of any consequence.
The. pressure has fallen rapidly over' Oregon, '
northern California and Idaho. -
Fog prevails along the coast from the San
Frum.'i&eo hay section aud northward to Eureka.
The relative humidity at Jted Bluff la 4jß per
cent and at Fresno 27 per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending midnight, April 25:
San Franr-ixeo and vicinity — Cloudy, unsettled,
\u25a0weatbep- Monday: juisslbly sprinkles in the morn
nitiir; light southeast wind, changing to brisk
west, with fog. c
Santa Clara valley — Fair; cooler Monday; over
cast in the nvorning; moderate, north wind*.
. Sacramento valley — Cloudy; cooler Monday;
moderate xouth winds.
Sag Joaijulu valley — Fair; cooler Monday; light
north winds.
Southern California — Fair; cooler Monday;
overcast in morning; light north wind, diancins
to west. A. (i. MeADIK. District Forecaster.
Dally lUver Onllrtln
.SACItAMBNTO. April 24. 1910.— Observations
taken at 7 a. m.. i'
_____ __ _
stations r 5 5 i*3 i
• *'- "-a 5-!
.. , ; j* r fI
Sacramento Watershed —
Konnett, Sacramento river. . 25.0 2.8 — 0.0
R<-d Bluff. Sacramento river 23.0 4.0 — 0.0
-MonroevilU-. .Sacra, river... 22.0* 3.4 — — 0.4
Coluaa, . Sacramento river... 2t».0 10.8 — — 0.3
KnlKhts ijindinK. Sac. river. IK.O 13.1— —0.2
<»rovillp, Featber river..... 25.0 5.8 — 0.0
Marysvllle, Ynba river-.*.; 10. 3t 0.0
Fulftom, American river.... 9.5f 0.0
Sacramento Sacra, river...; 29.0 20.0— 0.0
Itio Vista, SacrHmento river 13.0 5.8 — t3.1
San Joaqulu Watershed — .
Flrcbaußli. S. Joaquin river. 12.0
Morced Falls, Merced Falls 2.7 — — 0.1
Jacksonville, Tuolumne river 20.0 8.6f t0.2
MPlones, Stanislaus river 7.1 — 0.5
J«Miny Kind, Calaveras river 10.0 0.6 — 0.0
Elcctra. Mokelmnno river. . 12.0 a.Bt — 0.2
Kiithrop. .San Joaquln river. 13.n 15. 7t 0.0
tlndicates a rising river. —Indicates a falling
river.
RIVER FORECAST
The rivers of the Sacramento wntershcp will
continue stationary rturing the next two days;
those of the San Joaquin will ri»>,» nlowly.
X. It. TAILOR, i^K-di I'orecaster.
SAYS THAT WALLS OF
JERICHO DID NOT FALL
German Explorer Makes Report
on Holy Lands
-The latest reports sent;home by Pro
fessor Sellin, who is in charge of ope
of the two German expeditions at work
in the Hold Land, concern the results
of excavations^at Ericha, better known
to the Christian world as Jericho, says
the Berlin correspondent of the New
York Sun. - \u25a0 ;.y.:, : "- : .
Notwithstanding the recorded falling
down of its walls the triple belt of
masonry around Jericho, according to
Professor Sellin, Is excellently pre
served, and inside are still the remains
of the city, some of them to a height
of a couple of yards! or more.
The houses are small, those of ,tHe
Canaanite princes being distinguished,
from those. of the ordinary inhabitants
only by the greater .number of "the
rooms. Many utensils have been found
of stone in the time^of the Canaanltes,
of bronze since tlie year 2000 8.C., and
of iron since the year; 1000 B. CT'
The stone altars of the Canaanite
period were an exceptionally interest
ing find. They were mostly erected to
Astarte, the goddess of fecundity, and
hard- by are the. remains of the places
where the urns ; containing the j bodies
of sacriflced- children were deposited.
About the year 1000; B.C. is the^date
of the characteristic Israelite f forts,
but it was" not until- 500 years
that idols ceased to be: worshiped, the
sacrifice of children - to * cease and the
simple name 'of the Israelites 1 God,
Jehovah, 'to be used. ' , ;J---:; J---: .
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STUDY OF CHINESE
Government Gradually Redeems
Pledges of Constitutional
* Form of Rule
The decrees that the . late empress
dowager of CHlna; Issued In 1907-8
were the results of 'a constitutional
movement that began in 1005." Consti
tutional government was promised by
the throne and a pledge of reform was
given. Now, the promise'ls being ful
filled; the pledge is being, redeemed.
When the provincial assemblies 'were
inaugurated In 22 provinces last Oc
tober, the first step was taken. " '
In 1906 a committee' toured the worm
investigating liberal reforms of gov
ernment. Upon Us, return it reported
in favor of a constitution and parlia
mentary representation at the earliest
possible date. - Duke Tsai Tse gave
the movement his unqualified indorse
ment, says the Newark News. •
The empress dowager declared' for
reform in September, 1906. The dec
laration was followed by a formal edict
In February, 1907, promising a con
stitution. In September of the same
year, an assembly of ministers in Pe
king was decreed to prepare the foun
dations for constitutional government.
A month later the\ empress. doWager
announced that -provincial assembles
should be organized, the members to
be selected by the viceroys and govern
ors, and the imperial assembly would
be selected from the provincial bodies.
At the same time local representa
tive government would be established
in the districts.- On July 22, 1908.
regulations governing the provincial
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
*fx. Steamers leave from Broad-
>f^S3t^ffiy way Wharves (Piers 9
AVvSSPt iHI Ij * w rates, including berth
I I V^PuA I I ari & meals.
VA V^^JhW Special Round Trip Rates.
A^v^^^fcV ;' tiOS ANGELES
•SANTA BARBARA
President, or Gorer-nor. Alternate Mondays, 4 p. m.
•Santa Rosa fc Every Thursday, 11a.m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara...
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSEND
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska,
Skagway,- t)awson, Fairbanks.
President or Governor, Alternate Saturdays, 2 p.m.
Queen or "City, of .Puebla
... .......... Alternate Tuesdays. 2 p.m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
TopekaiApr. 27; May 2, 7, 12, 17, 22; 27, 10 am.
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ
ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
SAN PEDRO
Nome, St. Michael. .. ..Umatllla, June 2
LEAVE SEATTLE
Nome, St. Michael . . .Senator, June 5
ALASKA' CRUISES, 1010
Spokane..June 14,*28; July 12, 2<5; Aug. 9, 10 p.m.
Queen ............. |: ...... July 12;. 26. 8 p.m.
Right reserved 3> change this schedule. \u25a0
TICKET OFFlCES— (ralace Hotel) 653 Market
St., S Market st. and Broadway Wbarf.
Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5650.
O. D. DUNANN, General Passenger Agent.
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Tehuantepec Route
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
sailing from New York every six days,
making direct connection with Pacific
steamers sailing from Sallna Cruz, Mex.,
every six days for San Krancjsco/
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK. Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal European ports under through
rate and through bills of lading. Sail-
Ings from San Francisco every 12 days.
For rates and further particulars ap-
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM, General
Agents, - 8 Bridge street, New York;
WILLIAMS. DIMOND & CO.. General
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310'Sansome st., San Francisco
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Bellinghatn. Anacortes, Everett, Port Town-
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S. S. BUCKMAN .April 24
S. S. 'ADMIRAL SAMPSON ....April 30
S. B. WATSON May 6
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S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON. April 24
S. S. WATSON ......... April 30
g. 8. BUCKMAN May 6
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. 54 Market street. 648 Market street.
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Sailings from Howard Street Wharf. No. 3.
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ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COSIPANY
8. S. "Chiyo Maru"....... Tuesday, May 3, 1910
S. S. "Tenyo Maru". .... .Tuesday, May 31, 1910
B. S, "Nippon Maru" Tuesday, June 31, 1910
Steamers sail from company's piers, Nos. 42.
44, near foot of Second st., at 1 p. tn.. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu. Kobe
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TAHITI AND NEW ZEALAND S.'s.
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round trip, Tahiti. *125 first class.
OCEANIC S. S. CO.. 673 MkL: T. Krny. 1231
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AUCTIONSALES
One of . the largest of the season. Consign-
ments), of large - mares and horses from drayins
and teaming firms — 75 head in all — on Monday.
25th. and Thursday, 2Stb. at 11 a. m.. 205-a»
Valencia cor. 13th. Harness and wagons of all
kinds. Outside stock sold on com. Th. Park 2723.
assemblies were drafted and published.
The Far Eastern Review, from which
this summary Is taken, says these as
semblies "take on the duties of ad
visory boards, and their functions are
mainly to slowly educate the Chinese
in the duties and responsibilities of
citizenship under a liberal and repre
sentative government. At the end of
eight years from the date of the inau
guration of the assemblies a constitu
tion will he promulgated and a national
parliament of two houses convened.
This means of arriving at a constitu
tional form of government is along the
lines followed by the Japanese and the
legislative bodies' convened at Peking
in 1917 will greatly resemble the rep
resentative bodies at Tokyo." *?.->\u25a0"
RAILWAY TRAVEL
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM APRIL I. 1314
VIA'.OAKUAND PIER
Leave . (Foot of Market Street) Arrive
2.15 a Niles, Livermors, Tracy, Lathrop,
Stocktoc Lodi. Sacramento 10.38 a
6.40 a Hayward. Niles. San J05e..... ....... , 7iJSa
" 7i)oa Richmond. Port Coata. Benicia. Suiron.
- • Dixon, Sacramento, Rojeville, Jiarys-
viile, Rfi-iinsr. Dur.sinuir 7.28s
7.00 a Elmira, Vaca ville, Rumsey. • 7.28p
7.00 a Da via, Woodland (Marywule, Oro-
rille), WiUiam*, Maxwdl, WHlows,
Hamilton. Corninf, Red Bluff 7.28 a
p.OOa Newark. San Jose. Los Gatos. Wright. 5.48 i
7.00 a Fdtop (Boulder Creek), Santa Crui. . . 9.58p
7.40 a Vailejo, Napa, Calistoga, Saata Rosa,
Martinci, San Ramon 6.OSa
7.40 a NHcs, Pleasanton, Livennore. AlU-
mont, Lathrop, Stockton 728 a
7.40 a Tracy, las Banos. Kerman, Fresno,
Hanford, Vbalia 4.28 a
8.20 a Port Costa, Martin ea, Byron, Tracy,
Stockton, Merred, Fresno, Gosaen
. Junction (Hanford. Armona), Visalia,
- Porterville, Bakersfield...: 4.48p
8.20* Yosemite Valley via Merced. 1A&?
9.00 a Kiles, Livermore, Stockton (*.Miiton),
\ alley Spring lone, Sacramento.. ... 458p
9.00 a Smiora, Tuolumne and Angels 4.28»
B.ooa Atlantic Express — Sacramento, Truc-
kee, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver,
Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago 8.26p
9.40 a Richmond, Port Costa, Martines,
BiyPoint 6.48»
1020 a Valleja Mire Island, Napa 1 1 28*
10.20 a LO9 Angeles Passenger— Pork Costa,
Martines. Byron^if racy. Stockton. ;-~^ •\u25a0
Merced. Fresno, (Hanford. Coalinga,
' VjsaliaJ Los Angeles.... 7.48p
10.20* Mojsve, Olaneha, Lone Pine, Mt.
Whitney..: 7.41»
10.40 a San Francisco Overland limited-
Denver, Kansas City, Et. Louis,
Omaha, Chicago 7-23?
1 1. 20 a Shasta Limited— Portland, Tacwaa, >
Seattle..... 9JBp
IZOOn G'JdSeiJ Pass.— Port Costa. Benieia,
Sacramento, Truckee, Haten, Mina,
\u25a0 Tonopah, Goldfield. Law^ Keeler.... 7.48 a
IZOOn Marysville. Chico. Red Bluff 4.28p
1.20p Niles, Irvington, San Jose 2.48p
1.40p San I^an.lro. Niles, CentervMe, / 908*
Newark, San Jose. 1 ,7.28p
1.40p Newark, San Jose, Lo* Gatos. Wright.
Fdton (Boulder Creek), Santa Crua. . 9.58p
2.40p San Leandro, Niles, San Jose. 9^Ba
3.00p Benicia, Winters, Sacramento— Wood-
had, Marysville. Oroville— Yolo,
Arbuckle. Williams, Willows 10.48*
3.00? Via Sausalito, West .N'apa, St Helena,
Calbtoga 10J31*
3.20 p Port CosU (Stockton), Martinez,/ I2.CCp
Byron, Modesto, Merced, Fresno.. \ 1 0.3 8 p
4.00p Vailejo, Napa. Calistoga, Banta Rosa,
Mirtines, San Ramon. Dougherty,
Livennore 9.28 a
4.00p Niles (Centerville), Tracy, Stockton I 1 0.23*
L0di.......... \ 10.38.
4.40p San Leandro, Hay-ward. Niles. Pleas-
anton, Livermore, Tracy, Newman,
Kerman. Fresno .". &28a
SJDOp Richmond, Pinole, Vailejo, ; Port
Costa, Benicia, Suiran, Saeramente
—Roseville, Marysvill?. Oroville 1 1.23*
BJJOp Russell. San Jose. Los Gatoa 9.2E*
5.2Qp San Leandro, Niles. San Jose. 7.48 a
B.oop Otrl Limited— Los Angeles B.oBa
6.40 a Eastern Express— Ogden, PueUo, Den-
ver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chics ?0. .
Port Costa, Benicia, Sacramento,
Reno.Sparks 8.28p
8.40p Hnyward. Niles and San Jose 6.4Cp
J7.00p Vailejo, Port Costa, Martinez, Bay
Pointand Way Stations JII.IBp
7.40b Richmond. Port Costa, Byron. Tracy,
Lathrop, Stockton IJUSp
A2op Oregon Express— Davit, (Sacramento), \
WElows, Redding (Klamath Falls),
. Ashland, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
. Spokane 0.28 a
•LOOp China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden.
Cheyenne, Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha, Chicago 2.48?
9.00p Port Costa, Benicb. Sacramento. Col-
fax, Truckee, Reno. Sparks, Ogden.. 2.43p
I LOOp Yosemite Valley Sleeper via Merced
toHPortal &28a
I I.OOp Niles. Pleasanton. Livennore. Lathrop,
Modesto, Merced, Fresno 1 0.33 p
I LOOp Fresno. Sdma, Goshen June, Ksnford.
Armona. Lemoore, Coaliaga 8.28*
1 1.40« Portland Express — Sacramento, Marys-
vill-, Red Bluff. Weed. Ashland. Roee-
\u25a0\u25a0 - burg. Portland. Tacoma. Seattle 12.28p
NETHERLAKD'S ROUTE— From Padfle Street Wharf-
Collmsville, Emmaton. Rio Vista. Isleton. Ryde. Wal-
nut Grove, Vorden, Courtland. Cbrksburg, Sacramento.
Leave 8.00 a.m. Tuc Thurs.. Sat. Steamer Navajo;
arrive J 5.00 p. m. -
Leave 1.00 p.ra. Dailr. except Sunday, Steamer Hodoc
or Apache; arrive 11.30 p.m. \
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY-From Saa Franeltco.
Marktt Stra«t Wharf— Week Dayt— Hourly from b CO
ajn. to 9.00 p.m. Sundays— 6.4s. 8.15, 9.45, 11.15
a.nu 12.45. 2.15, 3.45, 3.15, fi.45, 8.15 and 9.45 pjn.
LOCAL FERRY TRAIHS-Vla Abmeda Pier.
.To Oakland and AlanwJt— ffi.lo. f«-45 a.nu and then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 pjn.: then
8.30, 9.15, 10.00. 10.45, 11.80 pjn. and 12.15 a.m.
To AlaitMte and Frultvalo via Horushot umt at abovt.
a for Morning, p for Afternoon, t Sunday ereepted.
-- X Sunday only. § Arrive Moo, WexL. FrL
Union Transfer Co. authoriaad* to check Baggage
from residence.
taJf^r^ Trains Leave
\ Mr/ San Francisco
Market Street
Ferry Depot
Leave For— |A.M.| P.M. •
Bakersfield ..... 7:1518:00-10:00
Chicago 7:15 8:00-10:00
Fresno .......... 7:15 4:00^ 8:00-10:00
Grand Canyon... 7:15 8:10-10:00 _
Hanford ........ 7:15 ..:.-10:00
Kansas City..,.. 7:15 8:00-10:00
Merced . ........ 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
•Stockton, 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
Stockton," Oak-
dale and Sierra
Railway points. 9:45
Tulare ..;.\u25a0..%.-.'. 7:15 8:00:10:00
Visalia . .... . . . . . 7:15 8:00^10:00
Yosemite Valley. [7:ls -10. -00
•Stockton Local leares 1:23 p. m.
: California Limited through to Chicago leave*
at 10:09 P- '\u25a0»• -'-OrUew— 673 Market »treet and
Market street Ferry Depot, 3an tranelsco; 1112
Broadway, Oakland.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
*<F.- ; S. ; Stfatton. ReceiTer.
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 X.r. vS. F. : dally— 'B:ooa. tS>:3oa. ••10:30 a.
•5:00p..»5:40p.-- Ar.'S. F. dally— »7:2sa. *S:4oa
•2:00 p. J3;23p. ••6:10 p.
..•Arleta. - tTunltas Glen ;• stage for San Gre-
Sforlo and Pescadero. ••Sunday only. Arleta.
; BAV ! AND INTKRURB AX ROUTES
;MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena
ST. iHELE.VA-XAPA'VALiEY ROUTE
Jfont lcello S. : S. Co. and Napa • Valley Electric
R..R. Co. f Close connection*.
6-iBOUND TRIPS DAIL.Y— «
'-Boats leave- San: Francisco" 7:00. •d:4s~a m
12:30 noon, 3:15, «:00.«S:30 p. in. . " --,".
5- San \u25a0 Francisco land ins "and office. Clay street
wharf, 'north end: ferry buildlns. Market street
ferry. Moals a la carte. .Phones Kearny 406 or
C 4708." '-. '- \u25a0-\u25a0:: .
1 *Lands,nary yard direct.
AUCTION SALES
150-HORSES-150
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. 1910
We will sell one hundred and fifty all purpose
horses from the San Joaquin valley — all freah.
young stock in fine condition, and weighing from
I.OOu pounds up. Horses ready for Inspection
Tuesday.
Sale takes place at 11 a. ra. WEDNESDAY.
April 27. 1910. at J. B. Horan's Sale« Yard, cor-
ner lOtli and Bryant sty.. San Francisco. •-.*"-'-
W. H. Hoar>. Auctioneer.
704 Market st., Saa Francisco.
No outside horse* wanted.
£& BIG AUCTION SALE £s
WEDNESDAY. April 27. 11 a. tn.
20 head of large mares and horses. H poni*::
also wapons, bngglM Mini baroets of all 1 1 mis.
.'.«.-> 4th *t.. Oakland.
> VIA. COAST LirSES
Tfata (Third and Townsend Streets) Arrhr*
ts^sa Loop— 23d Street. Visitacion. South
San Frenefeeo. Valencia Street. tB-35a
15.35 a Lnop— Valencia Street. Ocean View,
Cemeteries, South San Franeitco.
23d Street, !rd and Towcsend t5.45»
6.20 a South ban Francisco, San Jose. Gilroy,
(Hollister). Sargent, Pajaro, Wataoa-
Tiite. Santa Crui. 7-50#
7.COa South San Frsnrisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose. Way Stations *.35a
7.00 a MtySeld, Les Altos. Is* Gatos t7-20«
8:00 a Shore line limited— Ps» R«-bl»s
Bot Springs, Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles 9JOp
8.05 a The Coaster— San Jnse. Pamro (Wat-
sonville. Santa Crui). Cattroville,
(Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grove),
Salinas. Sotedad. Paao Roblea Hot
Fpriags. San Lois Obispo. Surf,
(tompoe>. Santa Barbara. Ventura,
Oxnard, Los Angeles/. Il4Bf
&20i Mayfietd. Lo> Altot, Lou Gatos. Wright.
Glenwood( Boulder Crrek), Fsnta Crui,
WaUonvillc. CistroviHr. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove ». . . 9XX>9
9.00 a San Jose, Gilroy, Salinna, Ptso Robles
Hot Springs, San Luis Obiipo— Trts
Pinos— Watson vile, Santa Cru*. Del
Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grovt 4jM»
10.40 a South San Franosco, Burlingame, San
Mateo, Palo Alto, San Jo«e 6.30 a.
1 0.40 a Los Altos, MonU Vista. Los Gatoe. . | *?jqJ
1 1.30 a Vulencja Street. Ocean View, Cofaa,
Cemtteries, Baden, San 8run0 ...... 1.33p)
1 1 .40 a South San Francisco, San Jow f3.2Ca
2.00p Del Monte Express— ?an Jose, Gilroy.
Sargent (Witsonville, Santa Crux),
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove,
(fSalinw) 12-301
2.05p Soutb San Fraaciseo, Palo Alto, San
Jose 8.40*
f205» Los Alto?, Monta Vista. Le* Gatos. . . i 3.20»
3.00p Sonth San Francisco. San Mateo, gas
Jose. Gilroy, Tres Pinos, Salinas. \u25a0 . 10.10 a
3.00p WaUonville, ?anti Crus, CastrovilL'.
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grov?. 10.00 a
3.40; Sinta Clars, Saa Jo?*. Los Gatos,
Wright (Boulder Creek). Santa Crui. 10X0*
4.00p Sunatt Express — Tu£»n. Deicicg.
El Paso. Houston, New Orleans.
Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo, Saata Barbara ar.d Los Asgeles I l.4Ca
4.otp Kansas City, SC Louis, Chicago 1 1.40 a
4.209 South San Francisco. San Jose t9-00a
t5.00p Burlingame, San Mateo, Palo Alto,
San Josr and Way Sutions 9-40 a
t5.05p Loop— 23d Street. ViMtaeioa. South
San Francisco, Valencia Street t6.!5p)
t 5.20b Reu«ood. Psb Alto. San Jose. 1.109
|5.20p Los Altos. M«nta Vista. Los Gatoa... t3.20p
T5.2Sp Burlingime, San Mateo, San Jore |3^op
t5.30p Loop— Valencia Street, Oce«n View,
Cemeteries, South can Francises,
- 23d Street, 3d and Townsend t8.40f
5.40s San Bruno, San Mateo, P.edwood, Palo'
Alto, Santa Clara. San Jose. . . / 7.40 a
J5.40? Los Altos, MonU Vista. Los Gatos... J9.408
tS.OOp Millbrse. San Mateo. Palo Alto, H*v-
field, Los Altos, Los Gatos tBXCa
f6.05p 23d Street. Vbit-ieion, South San
Francisco, Valencia Street t7.!5p
t6.25p Loop — Valencia Street. Ocean Vwiv,
Cemeteries. .South San Francisco,
23d Street. 3d and Townsend t7.49»
6.30* South San Francisco. San Jose 5.W»
B.COp Los Anneles Passenger—^Gilroy, Salinas.
Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara ana Lot AngHes BL3O*
11.45p South San Francisco. Palo .Alto, f 7.20p
San Jose. l 7^sf
LOCAL FERRY TftAINS-Vl* Oakland Pier
To Oakland, Btrkeler. Berryman, East Oakland and
Frultval* — Pafly — From fl.oo ».m^ an»l erery twenty
minutn until 7.00 pjn. indiuiTe; then 7.40. 8.20,
9.00. 0.4 a 10.20. 11.00. : 11.40 pja^ 12.20 and
1.20 MB.
To Sather tni Mslreie via Seventh St.— lH3t— From
6.00 a.m., and every twenty minntrs until 7.00 p.m.
inclusive, then 7.40. 5.20." Q.CO. 9.W. 10.20. 11JX
and 11.40 pjn.
T» Stone«ur«t— ThUr Except Sunday— fiLCO. 7.00. 8.00.
9.00 ».m., 2.20. 8.00. 4.C0, 5.C0, a. 40 p.m. Sunday
only 9.00 10X0 .ajn. I.CO pxu 2.C0. 3.00. 4XO. oM
.5.40 pja."
To Oakland First St.. Fruttvale. Alameda. vta Hor»«ho»
— Daily — Fron 16.00. &20 a.m. and every t-xenty
' minutes until 8.20 a.m. inclusive; then 9XO. 9.20.
10.00, 10.20, 11.0 a 11.20 ajn.. 12 m.. 12.5) .1.00. 1.1:0.
2.00. 2.20. S.OO. 3.20. Jl4O pjn. and every twenty
minutes until 7 p.m. inriusiv*; 7.40, 8.20. 9.00, 9.40.
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m.. 12.20 and 1.20 ajn.
A-idiacoal trah to Oakland First St. 2.15 ajq.
T« W«t B*rk«tay— Daily Except Bcnday— Froo 6.00
ajn. and every twenty minutes until S.'X a.m. iariu-
»irc; then 9.C0 a.m. and every hour uatJ 4.Co p.m.
iarlusive: then 4.20 pjn. and every twenty minu*e»
unta 7JOQ pjn. inclusive: then 7.40* pjn., 8.20, 9.Ca
9.40, IOXO, 11.C0, 11.40 pjn. and 12.20 ajn.
T» W«t BsrValsy— Sundays onFy— From COO ajn..
then 7.0 a 8.00, 9.C0 aja. inehisive; then 9.20 a.m. and
eve-y twenty minutes until 3.40 p.m. inclusive; thru
100 pjn. and every twenty minutes until 7.00 p.m. ro-
j duave; then 7.40'p.u.. BJ2O> 9XO. 9.10. 10.-U 11.00.
11.40 pjn. and 12.20 ajn.
To CarWn— Dafly Except Sunday— lrom 6.Coa.a. and
every 20 minutes until 8.20 a.m., then 9.C0. lO.CO
a.m., 12.C0 m., I.oa 2.00. 3L00, tCQ, 120. tiO, 40*
120. 5.40 and 6.00 pjn.
To Corblß— Sundays only— From 8.0& ajn» then 7XO.
8.00, 9.00 aja. tnclunve; then 9.20 ajn. and every
twenty minutes until 3.40 p.m. inclusive; then 100
pjn. and every twenty minutes until 6.00 p.m.
{0B&& Schedule Effective
November 15, 1909
\»2J3^ IXIOS FERBY DEPOT
J5«» JTraaclsca
Leave VIA SAUaALITO Arriva
7:40 a Petaluma. Santa Kosa. Ilealda-
burg. Cloyerdale-. UkUb. WlUits.
Sherwood, sebaiitopol. *Ouern«-
Tille. *Jlt. Uio. *Ouncan Mills.. 6:17 i»
S:2oa *Pt. Reyes. »Mt. Ulo. »Caaa(lero t«:o7p
$:2rta ••Souoma. ••Glen Ellen... t.'»:37i»
JO:tx)a Petalmna. Santa Hosa. Clorertiale. tT:37a
11:00 a Petalnma, Santa R05a..*....'...-.. 4:17p
3:00p Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Tlealdsburg,
Cloverdale, t L'kiab, <!uern«Tille.
Mt. Rio, Duncan Mills. Scbas-
topol , IO:S7a
t4:oftp Pt. Keyes. OceidenUl
4:40p ?onoma. Glen Ellen T»:17«
s:2op|Petaluma. Santa Ro«a j S:S7a
ELECTRIC STJBT7RBAU VIA SAUSALITO
Sausalito, Mill Valley. San RafMl — Daily
•very 4ft minute* from ,T:0O a. m. until !>:!\u25a0"'>
a. m.;<then hourly until 4:00 p. m. : th»n every
40 minutes until 0:40 p. m.; thea S:00 and 10:00
p. ni. and 12:01 a. m.
Fairfax — Leave San Francisco t":0O. 7:40. *:V,
8:00. 10:00. 11:00 a. m.. JVJ:Oo noon. tl:w».
2:00. 4:00. 4:40. 3:2u and 6:0O p. m.
San Quentin via Saa Rafael — LeaTes 9:00 a. m.
an.i 2:00 p. ni.
Tibur»n aad BelTed«r»— |7:AO. |7:40, 10:1.".,
a. m. (|l2:Ct> noon.-escept .^nturd-iri. tl2"^»».-
|4:CO, |5:20, -.7:15 p. m. Sundays. 17:00, 17:40.
10:1.1 a. m., 12:30. |1:00. J3:20. T:l3 p. m..
112:01 a. m.
•Sunday arrive 7:37 p. m. •*S»ioday arrive
ft:37 p. m. tKirept Sunday. JSuaday only.
only. §Vla Sauaalito. - .
I*aelflc Transfer Company* agent* are vithor-
toetl to check baggage direct from residence.
tMUIB WOODS
MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSAUTO FIRRY
foot or mabket rntssT
UttU. HOUPAT»-BtWOAT TMt
* li.lv Fn«cte» t ttlldilwfc Ulm+att~
V*Un\Smmiv_ W«^ar| S-Jay W«cM»t[ Wmim, -
10:01 a 9:00 a 17:35* 12:03* 7:35M]Q:48«
2:00b liuOOa t:53» 2: 00* t:45» 1t:52»
•4: 40 i 1 :OQa 9?:55p 3:05 9 4:2§a I :4ip
j .....I 1,00» 4:3OPi 4:25» *H\U\ I :§?•
...... 3:00* ' ..* - ' W**'
»3st.ooly. t Mob. only. ©Timalpaia ouhr.
\u25a0 Tjckt* Offices— s^U!«lito Fnri' and 874 Wartol
- General Office— Mill Valley, California . \ ,
i "TAVERN OF TAMALPAIS \u25a0 and - MUIR 0H»
•ra ahnv* mm Jar «v wt> >
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