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MONGOLIA BRINGS A RECORD CARGO Belated* Liners Freight Includes Raw Silk Worth. ssoo,ooo and Big Shipment of Tea HE Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, Captain EL P. Kitt. which arrived from the orient Saturday evening too late to pass quarantine, after the next to slowest passage the big steamer ever made, docked early yesterday at pier 14. The Mongolia's slowest trip was after being ashore Dn Midway Island, and on that occa sion the liner was badly damaged and brought a few hun dred tons of the Pa cific ocean by way of freight. The Mongolia brought 162 cabin passen gers. Most of them were members of an excursion party from Los Angeles, \u25a0who made the round trip on the liner. The liner brought 62 steerage passen gers and 384 Asiatics In the Asiatic steerage. Among the Asiatics were 20 Hindus, 248 Chinese and 116 Japanese. Most of the Japanese Mill be trans ferred today to the liner Mariposa and carried to Tahiti. They are under contract to work on the phosphate isl ands of the south seas. The Mongolia left Hongkong on time and should have been here last Friday. The passengers did not mind the delay, but three- days' tardiness will not help the Pacific Mail company in its fight for the raw silkHrade, in which time is one of the most Im ' portp.nt elements. The — Mongolia brought 747 bales of raw silk. This represents an investment of more than $500,000; on which somebody is paying Interest, which is computed' from day to day. Usually the Mongolia main tains a n knot "gait all the way across. A '\u25a0fSttle better than 14 knots was the average fur this trip. The run from Honolulu occupied 6 days 5 hours and 31 minutes, but as neither silk nor pas sengers wore landed for more than 12 hours lat^r.as the result of the liner's arriving too late to pass quarantine, the time from Honolulu was practically 6 days IS hours, or about 24 hours longer than usual. Captain Kitt will be relieved today by. Captain H^nry Morton, who has be£ii on l^ave for two voyages of the ship. Kitt has not had a happy time »r cemmamier of the big liner. On his first voyage lie put the ship ashore in :t Japanese harbor, and in explaining to the inspectors here how it happened volunteered the information that a Japanese gunboat had refused, him as sistance. Japanese Consul Nagai cabled a copy of ECltt's charges to the Japa nese government, which came back v-iih a prompt denial. "When R. P. Schwerin arrived in Japnn he was met v-ith a request for Captain Kitt's head : j .s the price of Japanese good will for his line. \u25a0\Vhcn the Mongolia on its second voyage arrived in Yokohama Pchwerin v.-as out in a launch to meet Kitt. The . liner entered the harbor at 8 o'clock a. in. As he was taking the big ship to its mooring buoy Kitt. on the liner's l-rMse, caught sight of the vice presi dent and general manager. Instead of watching the buoy he. kept his s eye on Pchwerin. with the result that he Imissed t!ie buoy, but nearly hjt the breakwater. Schwerin threw his nice white Panama hat into the bottom of the launch, uttered a few bitter words of criticism and ordered the launch hack to th<» beach. It was just as well that lie did so., for Kitt took, the Mon golia out of the harbor again and did rot reappear until 4 o'clock fn the afternoon. , . . - • Schwerin sent word for Kitt to pack his clothes and leave the ship. The order wais obeyed, but was rescinded lat«>r when it was found that Captain Saunders. who was to have relieved" Kitt, could not leave the Manchuria on account of the latter ship being in. quarantine. The Mongolia brought 10,487 tons of fright, one of the biggest cargoes the liner has ever carried. The cargo in <luded 747 bales of raw silk, 11.772 .-^jcks of copra. 6,341 rolls. of matting and L'P,061 chests of tea. Among the passengers were: FROM HONGKONG Trrd L. Allwi jMIss Ida A. Noxon Mr>. 1". Bijti.vlph iMrfu U M. Porter'i*'.^ rharUs A. Brandt Mrs. H. A. Packard •Tallies E. I)un!>ar Or. R. S. Petter Jr«1 r. F.l<5red Mrs. F. W. Rosenholm Mr*. Roderick Gillies Mrs. A. Rotbe rinil film Mrs. I. T. Stoddard I«t. CfwMjrich Godfrey T. Stamm M1^«= Naina Hammond Mrs. Acne* Arlington Wfllism G. HnnuKin Mf*s Cora Borttcher Mm. n. R. Hibbard J. J. Connors -<:. V. Hart Mr«. Mary G. Everest Mrs. F. A. Jpscrum Roderick Gillies Mr«. Harry Kay . ; Roderick Gillie* Jr. Mrs. Si:neo;i friend Miss S. I,. Grislnphcr >T-ss Hnnns'.i l.oszrnsky I Miss Dplia A. Gibbs Mr*. William M. Milne |*V. E. Haininond Mr*. K. Minor Mr*. C. R. S. Horn* Mis« Mari* MoGinnis K. R. Uibbsrd narl'B. Na*b Mrs. Clara HpIIyir n. A. Ps^kard Mins Jowphlne Imhse-n Mrs. Bf^sie If. Peoples Harr.v Kaj- Misv K. P. Buch Simeon' Leland A. Rr-fhe I»ip» XAxtT.jnxky L. T. Stod4«r<i . |W. M. Milne. Mrs. I.. M. Ftonehart !Ml?t* Alice X. MUTer Mi*-s Floren«^» Stamo JMrs. Kdith'Marfeey Mrf=. Fr<w| j.. AUes Miss Myrtle N»sb r. R. Ruttoiph Miss F^tella M. Psinirr Mr*. Ciiarlr* A. lirart Miss IVn-othy Packard Mr«. ilamc* E. Dunbir Msr. A: L.. Roberts Mrs. Ac:« M. Fountain Mijs Marie Iloocli Mis* Cstliprinp G. Gillie* Harry Ilosg Master Robert Gillies Mr*. Mary C. Rtixldard Mr>. Joscpli1i!«» Grlffia ]Mrt:. G<vtfrey T. Stamm Mi>. B"O G<>o«*rich • Hatti- L. L^izynsky r. R. S. Tlorce Mtsu L. G. Sheffer Mr*.- William G. Ho- Mtes Heleae TTrlrtman mason I>r. W. C. Watwin Mrs. Rubf A. Gillies Fred B. Starnm Hotronl Klbtia'rd MIm; Mary K. Sally Mr?. M. F. ImUsen Mr*. A. M. Wilkinson Mr«. Lillian 51. Joaes Mrs. XT. C. Watson John Long Mrs. W. G. Eheffer Miff Fannilx^lle I>e!aod Mr*. John Sandern . Rcrry P. MUler Mrs. A. P. Witmer Mrs.,Cfc«rics II. Mentz 1 Walter R. FlatOTT .ITenhai Yt Leo • . K. S. Yati. M. D. IK. C. Liang, M. D. KOBC Mrs. Erair.a A. S^lade * J Robert Slade Mis* Ethel SIa<:o JMi^s Rutb Slade Harold Sladc I YOKOHAMA Dr. Etnll Hymane ' | Joan C' RtejrfrlHI Mrs. .Anna V. Pray Mrs. Sara Michaels It. I^nk | William Zellwecer HONOLULU .;. Tclk Kai F. Ferriere William Watrrhcrase Master F. Raab Ix>reB SteTens IJentenant- W. "A. * Vrul Oovlnpton Dallaia Miss i;. Anpu* K. Koepke Mi*»"EFteIla Raab Mre. A. H. Waterhouse, I.. R. Wallace Infant and maid H»aafl King • A- W.- Perelstrous • Mr. and Jlrs. Mecf«r- " Mrs.' A. L. Perelctrous Isne Emil Berndt William R. Sterens A. \V. Adams : Mrs. S. M. Ancus Pan! Willjington 3Iaripo»a Sails Tliln Afternoon \u25a0 The Oceanic steamship company's Uner .Mariposa, Captain Hay ward/, will tail at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Ta hiti with a large number of passengers. Among: the passengers will be E.'Levy, the pearl king, who has been. .to Paris to dispose of nis last season's harvest. The passengers will include: I>. A. Atvater Dr. E.' II.'- Elmensdorf Mrs.' Atwater Mr*. Elmensdcrf C F. Ao?«-U Mrs. R. ."<. Fcifley Jamr-s Hanks James Gibbs -\u25a0•-/. C. A. Bennett Mrs. Glbrw Alera.ii(Ier B»na James ; Gibbs* Jr. \u25a0*,!" H. R. t:aUender Mi?« M. K.' Griere- Mrs. CaJlender J. Haj-<>s / Mr*. M. A. Harting C; A. Jones / , Frank nnm»« . I>. Lordon H. S. Jandos G. Maboney .' ' Mrs. Jandns J. H. Manldrell Mrs. V.. A. Kelsey Joseph Manuel: K. Lery Mrs.. Manuel - T. Manarii Edward Maxwell George H. Mitchell O. Peter^n j - v \u26665. P. Moore. Mrs. Peterson Mr». Moore T Father Pierre Plaud ' Mme. M. de Eou£e-lJ«An Porter: moot - - - . Mrs. ; Porter ...... \u25a0 Vester Kax!e Maitter B.; Porter f* Mme. Vida4 - Miss Jessie Porter "* J. J...Welve . William -.RJrsall Paul Wilke Mrs. , Blj?gall ,- A. C. Woodward Mafter \V. Rlgffall . M. B. Cornell Paul Ron and ;. . WV J. . Bertl... ., . Miss 1M.. Smith - Uobcrt A. Booth U. K. Stuart \u25a0 • MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD F. Burkhardt )\^ r V' libi\\X*I ib i\\X*- Rev J Costello ML*s U O. Tuttlc Miss -A. E. Cottier F«neU^Worlcy . Frederick Cornelius M. J. Zouche S. 3. Elliott Tenjo Mara Due Xcxt : Friday/. V .-. The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru. Cap^ tain W. C. T. S. Filmer. left Honolulu at 11 o'clock Saturday morning and will be here early next Friday. On. board the liner are 91 cabin, passengers and 135 Asiatics. The cargo of 5.068 tons includes 2.200 tons of overland freight. 131 tons of raw silk and 185 tons ,01 matting. jlbj- Float Dainara Today It was decided to make no effort to float the etranded Damara yesterday, but to put In the day further lightering the steamer. Nearly; 1.000 tons of bar ley was transferred to lighters. The work of discharging will continue until about 11 o'clock this morning, when it is believed the steamer, will leave Its rocky perch without much reluctance. Water, Front >"otc» Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea amounted to 4.204,000 feet. .• The liners Sierra and Wilhelmina are due tomorrow, from Honolulu. The freighter Pleiades sailed yester day for Saiina Cruz. By -United AVlreless \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0.--'.. \u25a0\u25a0.--'. Sunday, October 16. STEAMER WASHTENAW, lience Oct 10 for As toria—Oct IC, 7:30 p. :m., 31 miles north 'of Point Reves; lljrht northwest wind; long west erly swell. STEAMER SAUTA CLARA, hence Oct lfl for Eureka— Oct 1«. 0:30 p. m.. 39 miles north of Point Reyes; light northwest wind; smooth *e«.' STEAMER CHEHALIS,' hence Oct 10 for San p«l r0 — Oct 1«. 0:30 p. m.. off Pijreon point; . : ll jrht northwest wind; barometer. 80.25. > STEAMER ASIA, from San Francisco for HOlO lulu—Oct 15. S p. ra., 1.359 miles from San Francisco; all well. • -.'. STEAMER SIEESA, f f om Honolulu ' for San Francisco — Oct 15. 8 p. • m.. M 0 miles out; smooth: hith wind and westerly swell; ba rometer. 30.32. STEAMER MAVERICK, from Pan Francisco for Seattle — Oct 13. 10:40 p. m., off Tennessee cove: Hcht wind. STEAMER REDONDO. from San'Franelsen for C/v>s buy— Oct l.i. S p. in.. 7. miles south of Point Reyes; high northwest ' wind. STEAMER NANN SMITH, from Coos bay for Fan Francteco — Oct.lC, 4 p. m., passed Point Arena. .- - . riER DIRECTORY NORTH OF MARKET STREET Pier 3.... WashinptonlPier 17 ..TTnlon'l Pier 3 JacksoulPier 19 Union 2 Pier 7 PaciflclPier 21.. Filbert Pier 9.... Broadway lllMer 23. .... Greenwich 1 pier 11 Broadway 21Pier 2S Greenwich 2 Pier 13 ........ Vailejol Pier 27 Lombard Pier I.'. GreenU'ler 51 .......... Powell SOI.TH fliF MARKET STREET: IMer 4.: Mission 2lPier 25. .......... Main Pier fi Howard 1 1 Pier 34.. Beale. Tier X Howard 2 Pier 3fi. ....... Fremont Pier 10 Howard .31 Pier as.. First Pier 12.......F015mn llPier 40 "i • Pier 14 Folsom 2! Pier 42 \P. M. S. S. Co. Pier 10 Harrison] Pier 44 J Pier 20... SteuartiPier 54... Fourth Pier 24 Spear| MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS TO ARRIVE From I Steamer 1 Date Sal Cruz via S. Diego! Mifsourlfin .....10ct.-lT Poos r.cy .........IM. F. riant !Oet. 17 Portland & Astoria. ...I leaver 'Oct. 17 <an Pf«3r*> I Rose.'; City ..iOct. 17 San Diejro Jt Way PortslSanta Rosa Oct. 17 Sp»ttl^ 1 Mackinaw. (Oct. IS ~rar« Harbor .JSanta Monica. ..!O"t. IS Honolulu '. . . . I Willielmina (Oct. IS Honolulu \u25a0..(Sierra-... lOct. is sim Pfrfiro I Yoscmlt*? ...... !O<-t. in Humr«>lflt ............. Pnnta Clara.... [Oct. 10 <an Pedro...: ..:. Hana1e1 ........ .10ct. 10 Point Arena '& Albion. . Porno . . . ..lOct. 20 San DlifO k s?an Pedro O. W. Elder... JOct. 20 Portlnnd & Astoria 1 Northland 'Oct. 20 san Pedro & War PortstHomer 'Oct. 21 Pneet Konn<l Ports. ISenator ; ...lOrt. 21 San Dlcyo & \u25a0 Way Ports! C.ovemor ..... .!Oct. 21 China & Japan.. .- ITpti.vo Maru. :.. lOct. 21 New York vis An«v>n. . I City of Para. . .lOct. 21 Sal. Cruz via S. " Diegoi Isthmian ..0ct.:22 battle & Tacoma. j Ad. Sampson... .Oct. 22 ; Portland & Astoria.:. . l Rear lOct. 22 : Portland & Astoria I Uoanoke I Oct. 22 San Pedro I Ruckman !Oct. 22 San Pedro. ... ,\ ......: 1 Beaver ........ ! Oct. > 22 TO PAH, r Date I Steamer -1 Destination ] Sails jPler Ort. 17!Fi3oW ....... .ICoquUle Rivj 4 pmj ia Ort 17lSamoa !I>os Ausfles.llO ami 27 Oct. ITlMarlposa .iTahlti . ....ill ami 21 Oct. lTiOarlo? ..f.r...j Wlllapa liar] 2 pm 1» Oct. lTiCoog Bay l?an Pedro...] ."> pra 11 Oct. 17! State of Cal...ll!umbnldt .. 4 pm 11 Oct. ITlGovernor : .. ..JSan - Diepo. .1 4pm t) Oct. lKlSanta Monica. .ll.o» Anreles. 1 pm 51 Oct. lSißaiuier I Portland ...I 3 pm 27 Oct. lP'Coronado .. ...Ittrays Harbrl ,3 pm 21 Oct. IKIM. F. Plant. ..l Coos 8ay. ..1 Spm 8 Oct. lS'Watsoa .fPUeet -Ronnfll 1 pm! 10 Qct. JSlßnekßian .....|l>t>s Anpelep.llO ami I<> Oct. lR!R«»e City I Portland ...112 ml 40 Ort.- lMQuefn- ..... ...ll^upet J«oundl 2 pmt.9 Oct. W'Yftsetnite .....iPuset SoundUl am! HI Oct. lftlßeaver Ilxw Anjreles.l fl ami, 40 Oct. 10! Sea .• F0am.... . I Point Arena. I 4 pml 4 Oct. SOJMarklnaw .... I Ancon direct] . . . . 10 ; Oct. 201 J. P.. Stetson.. I Portland ...I r< pm lf» Oot. 20 | Newbure . iGrays~-Harbr|.3 pm 21 Ort. 2O!f:anta Rosa |San Diesro. . :11l am .» Oot. •£O!f aEtnatr - ...... I Portlend . . . I • : 27 Oet.'2li*?. \u25a0W. Elder... JPortUnd . . .110 ami 1.1 Ort. 2HHomer ...:.. ..l^an Pedro... 5 pm U Oct. 22iHanale! . .11. Antr Ports! 3 pm 10 Ort. 22ISierra .... JHoaoluln : . .'.lll am 21 Oct. 22lGovernor .:.... I Pucet '. Sound! 2 pra ; J> />ct. 22lArizonan' (Rallna -Cniz.'.llO am 27 (let. 22!Ree .. .. ..iPucet Soundl 1 pml- 10 Oct. 22lHoqniam ..... I Portland •'\u25a0 . :.".\:!i pm 27 Oct. 22|RQ8noke: ..... .|I/os Angeles. 17 pm| 13 . -TO SAIL F^M~fSEATTLE*;.''^^; < Destination \ Steamer | Date Seldovla & Way> Ports. I Berths ...*..... lOct. 20 Skajtway.& Way Port*.|Humtoldt ..:.:. lOct. 21 Sun, Moon and Tide United States- coast and peodetlc survey — Time end- beichts of tides at Fort points For city front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes. OCTOBER 17. ; . . Sun rises ........'.. -6:21 Sun m ts .v. . . . — ....'. . . . . . . .-. .* : i:3° Morm 5et5. ..:..'.. V." . .' . . .". .......... T w 4 :57 a. m. Foil moon;. .' .'.l. October IS. at fi:ls a. m. L«st quarter m00n... . . .October 24. at 9:39 p. m. (Tinel -:\u25a0:. ITlme! \u25a0iTimel/ ITime ' , Octl 1 Ft I 1 Ft I - — Ft . "IL w| \u25a0- •in w| - h. ; wt -\u25a0 - |h - w \u25a0•-.-. 17 4H>2 0.9ll0:lSI .- 5.6|:4:3?.| .-\u25a0 0.6i10:52 5.3 18:. 4:44 1.2 10:531 T.VS 5:12 .-0.0! 11 :4S .5.3 19. 5:2S l.C'll:SO! 5.9 fi:0(»!— 0.41 .....:.'.." |H W IL.W H,W f". L.W \u25a0\u25a0 -v \u25a0\u25a0-, 20.. O:4S 5.0f «;0« 2.1(12:Cr ) -( 6.0 6:51 — 0.6 21.. 1:53 4.71 «:.%4 2.5112:45 "..9 7:46^-0.7. 22 S:(*i 4.41 7:431- 5.21 1:271 ,5.n 8:45— 0.7 2S 4 :25 4.3! B:3R' - 3.3| 2 : ;«! • r».«! 9 :4sf— O.Ti 24.. 1 5:411 4.3! fl:slj 3.51,3:2t> 5.1110:50!— O.3 .25.. <?:45 i 4.r.|11:15 ! ? 3.7 ;4:47; 4:47 4.511:55 ; 0.0 26.. 7:3S 4.a!12:46>-"3.4|'ft:13l "4.6| ....|..... U,,S. Branch HydroKraphlc Office A ' branch of 'the -United States, hydrograpbic office, located »in the ' Merchants' \u25a0 Exchaiige. -is maintained In .San Francisco .for the benefit of mariners, without rejranl , to nationality and free of expense. Navigators' are' cordially- invited -to visit the office. ; where > complete -pets of charts and sailing directions of the world; are kept at hand for comparison . ani reference and the latest ; information.' can always be : obtained:re, cardlcp lights. '\u25a0 danpers \u25a0to navlpatlon-' and mat ters of interest to ocean • commerce. **\u25a0»£\u25a0. -s-;;fr»»*,7i - \u25a0\u25a0 '•" J.C. BURNETT.;; J Lieutenant.- U.'.'S. N.*. *in^ charge. ... HYDKOGEAPHIC . OFFICE \u25a0 Depth at m*an low water, entrance to harbor. PLACE 1 Ft. I Date- 1 '-^- Bemarku : ?:: .^ Grays Hfir[l6' [Oct.' ~;3|l><»pth Riven Is for aouth - I \u25a0 --- 1 . .\u25a0'<\u25a0•\u25a0: \u25a0 1..I '.. channel.'^ * \u25a0 •-'.'\u25a0>\u25a0'\u25a0 Wlllapa B| 27 jS^pt. 3|..:. ................... Colnm B.| 27--|Sept. o|r.v. ...'...-.-.:..... ....v .-..••; \u25a0 . ~', Bar buo.v— to right >? of Kcbalm R' 9 July. 10 " ontranc*".'-- Channel* is . :.-r: vrtif ting to-north, very,: narrow, 1 *>0 i ft. Tlllmk-8.l 9 . |July SjChannel :nblftrd 1 iinlle --v- \u25a0, . j ' ,; | -:--(.. Bontli.ln gale Nov.2S.' Yaqulna B| 13'~!S<»pt. 12| . . v; \u25a0 ... -.'.-. . . ..'. : yr.'.V.-: Mu^law U| \u25a0 5 |Aup. lg|- ..-..:.. :.-. .'. ;.r. . . .*. . .' ; L'mpqua Kj 0 • {Sept. 30|r:v:-.'. .•*.-. .-/..-. . ...... . . i Cooe-Bay:|'lß ' [Oct. <<s|Can buoy -Xo.l. gone. CoquTlle~B| 8J:8 J : |Oct. \u25a0-,;\u25a0. 4fChapnel straight. . Ittxtne Rlv|'2 [Sept. -\u25a0 1|. ...:.. ...... .r... \u0084:^. ! Klamtb RJ 5- jAng. 1 [Channel -S.-.W. straight.' \ r»Hmbldt B| 19 ISeptvllChanner.Btralgbt'work -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ----- ( \u25a0: • 1 •':\u25a0:;\u25a0 I -Ing' norths - .:•• \u25a0\u25a0". :\u25a0'\u25a0"'-\u25a0 A S PoAro B| 20 - ISept." 30 1 No change \o < ohannel.> | Sl)lepo_B| 2SV^|.Sgpt. 30|No change iin 'ohai.ael.jy sTpaijlo Bl Ji4-;iAHS." SOiDepthj ln. 1 dredscd;chau 1- I .: ";•'." I ncl/ -i . ; ":-:_: -' THK SXIST FRANCISCO GALL, MONDAY OCTOBER > 17; 1910; SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST Items of Interest ;to; Mariners of the -Pacific {Special Dispatch to The Call] EITREKA, " Oct. 18.— The Hammond lumber company's i steamer Francis H. Leggett ' arrived this - morning ' and ' proceeded to the Hammond wharf, at Samoa, where I lumber for I Los Angeles ports will be loaded. . • \u25a0' - Arriving .this -" morninsr' was "the" oil steamer Whittier with fuel • oil for : the Humboldt transit company. . Tlie -Whittier -is discharging -the oil at the Transit ' company's , wharf near . the ; Bay side mill. '- -; \u25a0 ... - .-.-.\u25a0 \u25a0-.^\u25a0'-^ \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0;.'• ~ \u25a0'.•-• '\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0'•.;..' Steamer Kathrrlne arrived ; from San Francisco this -afternoon -with a miscellaneous freight and mail. The: Katherifce' will load lumber at the Holmes-Kureka lumber ' company's plant.% A sec ond mail arrived today- on the steamer laqua. which will load lumber, at the Arcata wharf. , "Arrlvinjr this afternoon wss .the (^earner-Van imnrd.. which will; load \u25a0 lumber at the Fields Landing whnrf. • ! - > \u25a0 -~-<-% \u25a0 Steamer Despatch departed ; from the ' Fields landing wharf this morning with lumber for San Francisco.' '.-•'\u25a0-• <.'.._\u25a0\u25a0' .Schooner, Sequoia departed' this '.morning for Los Angeles I ports ; with lumber, g «'?sg&^« On Thursday afternoon the steamer Fort Bragg will.' be' launched from.the yards .of. the H. D. Rendixsen I ship buiUllug | company and I towed . to San rranci sct>, where, engines will -be installed. Officials of the Hlgplns company; including Charles nigpins, head of the company,-; are ex pected , here the first of the > week , to be present at the. launching.. 'The vessel will* be ' christened bj-.Mrs. Hipstins. It will be place J"lon' a coast wise run under the control of the Higglns steam ship company about Jiinuary 1. : PORTLAND,", Oct. 10.— Fog hane-lntr over \u25a0- the river- this morning -delayed, the; sailing -of the British' steamer Knijrht of the Garter until after noon. 'On board ' the Knight "\u25a0 of the . Garter 'Is 5.000,000 feet of . lumber, the largest" lumber cargo ever taken from Portland. ' The. " vessel draws 20 feet 9 Inches. •' ' \u25a0•'"-« \u25a0 From ; San Francisco with a . cargo of ; freight the steamer Falcon; arrived today. It will dis oharße at- the docks" of. the American-Hawaiian steamship company tomorrow. :,. : " f*j-" \u25a0 Although It arrived at Astoria at ll:S0 o'clock this 1 morning, the steamer. Roanoke, from '• San Pedro and way ports, did not \u25a0 leave that place until ,6 o'clock in the afternoon. It is due here at 2a. m. •\u25a0.'.\u25a0 ;• .- ; .-: ' ' •*• . ,\u25a0....""\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0..'\u25a0 Steam schooner Klamath |Is due to arrive to morrow noon from San Francisco. It Is bringing a carso of 1.075 tons. • .-^ • . .- Steiim schooners Claremont \u25a0 and Washington are due here with freight from San -Francisco Tursidn.r. • ,' - • Steamer Bandon arrived today with freight from San Francisco. British steamer Red Hill r left the St. John's lumber comnanv's wharf today, with 854.700 feet of lumber . for Puget sound to complete its cargo. ASTORIA, Oct. 10.— Steamer Breakwater ar rived today • from Coos • bay : with freight and passengers and .left up the river for Portland. : ; • Steamer Roanoke arrived today from San Fran cisco and San Pedro <nnd left up the river for Portland. . . , \u25a0 • . • '. American steamer Falcon of the American- Hawaiian steamship company arrived today from San Francisco with freight from New York via the Mexican route. \u25a0 . \u25a0 . :'\u25a0 \u25a0.. \u25a0 Steamer Eureka arrived today from Eureka with' freljrht and pa?sengers and left up the river for Portland.' ' : ' . -\u25a0 . ' — \u25a0 Steamer Bandon arrived today from San Fran cisco with a general cargo and will load lumber for return. British steamer Strathyr sailed today .with a cargo of lumber for Sydney, Australia. Steamer Northland vailed today with a cargo of lumber for San Francisco. , :/ ...' SEATTLE. Oct. IG.— Arrived: Steamer Wasp, from San Francisco; ' steamer Jefferson.' 1 from Skasway: steamer Vancouver, from Comox; Rritifh steamer Prince Rupert, from Prince Ru pert. . Sailed— Steamer Hornet.' for Tacoma : steamer Atlas, for San Francisco; . American ship Atlas, for San Francisco: British steamer Prluce Ru pert, for Portland canal. LOS ANGELES. o"et. 10.— Arrived: Steamer Sinta.Rosa. from San Diego; steamer James S. Hlepins. from Fort Bragg. : Sailffl— Steamer Rose City;' for Portland: .tugs Fullerton and Reliance, for Ventura; steamer Santa Kosa. for San . Francisco. • " TACOMA/ Oct. 10.— Arrived— Steamer Admiral Sampson.. San Francisco. . . Sailed — Steamer Senator,/ sound ports. Army .Transports .., • : Theßnford is In port/ out of commission. Tbe Crook is at Manila. The Dlx.. homeward bound from'Manlla to Seat tle. Ik at Honolulu. v ' The Ixigan Tb at Mnnila. The Sheridan 1h in port, i . The Sherman, outward bound. Bailed October 12 from Honolulu. .'<\u25a0 : ~ . • The ThomaK is In port under repairs. The .Warren is in. the Philippines. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVF.ff . Snnday.' October lfl. 11 a. m., \u25a0 Ptmr Whltesboro, Frederlokson. 10 hours .from Greenwood; 221 M ft lumber •to L. E. White. 11:15 a. m., stmr. Tahoe,' Poulsen. 7n : hours from- Willapa. bound scuth; put in- for fuel.' -1 p. in., stmr Governor, Jepsen. 54 hoitrs from. Seattle; pass and wCse .'to; P.. C. S.S/Co. 0 p. m.', power schr Monterey; Anderson, from sea. on account of foremast head. carried away. 12 m.. stmr Grace .Dollar, Hapen. 16 '> hours from Albion; 470 M ft lumber to Albion lumber company. • . . : \u25a0 7 . 2:50 p. m., stmr Watson; 'O'Brien.' 28 ' hours from San Pedro; pass and indse to Alaska- Paclflc steamship company. ;. ; \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0': 1:40, a. m.; stmr Acme. Olpen.".2R hours. from Eureka; 420 M ft lumber, to Charles. Nelson. . 2.a." m.. stmr .T. B. Stetson. '\u25a0 Sears:. SO hours from Grays, EI arbor. : vl.i Astoria '52 hours. :>-;;: >-;; I .">:10 a. m.. Ptmr St'nteof; California. : Glelow. 20 hours from. Eureka; pass and mdse to Pacific Const - steamship company.- • . 5:.">Q a. m...stmr Sea Foam. Henrlekson. '14 honrs from Mendoeino.' via Point Arena 11 hours; lI.OfHI ties. to U. H. Hlssrlns. a^ m.. , stmr Tallac. Hansen, 88 • hours from ' San Pedro; : balinnt to Pollard &" Co. , :. , . \u25a0 0:45 a. no.:, stmr, Brunswick, Linder,' ls honrs from Fort Brapg ; 433 M ft lumber to Union lumber, company. • - . •-, \u25a0 . 0:45 a. m.. stmr Bee." webtnan, Co hours from Port Angeles;, 73o >r ft lumber, to Charles Nel son company.: . -' . .' \ 1 - ,7 a. m.,-> rtmr Qninault. -Kotfold," '71 honrs from Wlllapa: 650 M ft> lumber to Hart- Wood lumber company. . : -.-'•". -\u25a0 - ;, - - *S:2o,a. - m.,'~. stmr Helen P.' Drew. Gunderson, 40 hours from- Wilmington; 'ballast to L. B. White. ; . . • . .-,*'. • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' 0:15 a.- m.. stmr Newburg. . JCorbers. .71 hours from 'Grays Harbor:': 4Go SI , ft lumber to - R. . E. Slade lumber. company. ' . 10:15 -a. ni.. • stinr Buckman. Wilson. 6Rii hours from -,. Seattle; . pass , and ; mdsc to ' Alaska- Pacific steamship company. - . \u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0- ,10:15-a. : m.. U-S ;stmr. California^ Mayo, 13 days from Chlmbote. ...;•. :. 10:15 a;,m.,-U S stmr Colorado, GUI. 13 days from . Cnimbote. i \u25a0 ", •• ' , ' 10:15 a. m.'. US stmr Pennsylvania, Pond, 13 days from : Ch imbote. :.•...• ; . I, '; \u25a0 r 10:20 p.'in.,' Kor stmr. Thor.:Egenes. v 4>A: days from Comox; 7,389- tons-, coal- to Western" fuel company. \u25a0 . . \u25a0 - , V <\u25a0;,:\u25a0 SAILED . \u25a0 • \u25a0 \u25a0 ', ' Sunday, October " 18. s 3:50 p. m., "stmr Pleiades, \u25a0 Armstrong,^Salina Crux.' '\u25a0: - \ '\u25a0.--. \u25a0\u25a0-;'"• . \u25a0-••\u25a0- .: -; 12:30 p. m., stmr Daisy Smith, Columbia river. 2 p.- m., stmr Washtenaw, Graham, Portland. 5:30: p. m., stmr /WashlnEton,? Peterson,^ As : torla. \u25a0 • \u25a0 - • . .' 2:20 p. m., stmr 'Chehall-i. Kettleson.i'San Pedro.' " ''. '. \u25a0 ;;\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 -'\u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0• . .\u25a0 •-. \u25a0-. - '.-': \u25a0\u25a0. 3p.~ni., errar. Tahoe, "Ponlsen, San Pedro.' , 11 a>m.,| bktn J. M." Griffith,- Kalnlnjr, Town pend. '\u25a0\u25a0>-\u25a0•. ;.-.';: ~ \u25a0?£ \u25a0 .-", \u25a0 .•.\u25a0,,:\u25a0 ". - ;•.- • 11:30 a. m.,'6tmr Santa Clara, McLellan,'>Eu reka. - .•',;• \u25a0\u25a0"->, ••-.;;."\u25a0. \u25a0•-»\u25a0%•; :.-;:' ;^:: ; ; : ' • 0:,"0 a..mi,' stnirrrentiss.-lTersoni.Eufek*. - 6:30 p. in. .''stair. Pomo, \Lilleland," Albioa. • > ' \u25a0**:.<\u25a0''\u25a0':; \u25a0;', ' -fj<r \u25a0' SPOKEN ~ ' V ; -'f^ ":\u25a0' • Per power. BChr Monterey— Oct 15, 4 a: m.,.50 miles" west-southwest of .'Point >Sur. . yacht ;"Asa- Ifne.; Yacht wanted; bearings of v Point : Sur.; . TELEGRAPniC^'" POINTS * LOBOS.' Oet ; 10. ' 10 ". p."r m.-^- Weather. , cloudy; wind, :west:. velocity .'8 miles per -hour. DOMESTIC PORTS . • POINT LOBOS— Passed 'Oct 10— 1 p." mJ, ; stmr CTlympic," '. from ". Belllnftham," « fori San s Pedro; U 2 p. .in..;gtmr W.. S.- Porter,? from •• Portland for. Monterey; 'Btmr Wellesley,' from ;• Portland' for SanPedro..: : : \u25a0: ,- '\u25a0_._\u25a0 . \u25a0 .-- •. •'\u25a0•..•!<. ASTORIA— ArriTed Oct " J.G--6 \u25a0a. r. m., stmr Bandon, hence-Oct ' 12 ; : -7- 'a. ;'; m.^;. stmr 4Break water,', .from \u25a0; Coos i bay ; -> 12 ? m.",'i stmr ; Roa noke. hence Oct 14; a. >m;, stmr Falcon,"; : lien;e Oct. 13;.^ S,;,';^ • - .- , ;:\u25a0 , c • '. . ','• : \u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0•" -• ' - . \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0> \u25a0 *t Sailed ' QctvlS-^-O a.>m.; "Btmrr Northland,'; for San / Francisco: ? Br.-~Ktmr * Strathyre,^ for/Austra lia: 1 p." in.', stmr (Eureka. >f or Eureka. v.' . >- : ; POINT REYES-^Passed OcHs— B p.;m., : stmr Argyll, from, Seattle, for Port: San.. Luis, i Oet 1G — 10:45; a.? m.';; stmr,> Olympic,"/ from .Belling bam.'for Sans Pedro. ,•-, > . . - ?-. 'tSxM&BBMbtm •iPORT. SAN LUlS— Arrlved.Oct 1G— 7:30 a. m., stmr .', Santa -.-Maria,'. .from 'Honolulu. 1 \u25a0\u25a0'";-. ... ' . rrtvate Wire— JtewiYorit^ \ Chtemmm r'\u25a0 \u25a0 . Wesitern Union Code " j.x:.wwiSON pilLw 1 " MrMrrn \u25a0: : : '.V. \u25a0 '- .-• NEWi YORK « STOCKS EXCHANGE W> ?; CHICAGO * BOARD 9 OF ? TRADE &.f{ . THE STOCK AND BOND 1 EXCHANGE .'-. \u25a0:.'•:- ;"v*SAJf*FRAJrCISCO';^;;'-:.i^y Main '. Office, Mill* : Blda;., Sain : Francisco , \u25a0- : Branch " OfßceiH-rPalaee f. Hotel t- ( maUu ; corridor) ,'\u25a0 Saa ; Francisco > > Hotel Alexan- i 'drlavlLoafAnKele^^Cal.T-:^;-,.;;-? : ;;. ; .:.-' \u25a0/,;.- '; } Correßpondentß— Harris, ''•; Wlnfhrop jA \ Co.', : New York, Cblcaso, » London % and \u25a0' ParUu -'\u25a0_- • ,-\u25a0 ' • ' -..'\u25a0\u25a0'.'\u25a0'• Oct J l6— Stmr -Elizabeth, for San -Francisco.-. - " v / - -"* -.-\u25a0.>' •WESTPORT— Barbound Octilfr—Schrs. Polaris, Ariel., R.C C; Slade. . Carrier^ D<rre.> bktns ; Jaue •L. Stanford, " Hawaii.- John 1 Palmer, Newsboy.* \u25a0-. t ' \u25a0> '.-> .; > SEATTLE — Sailed - Octi 15-^-& p. - m.VI stmr City of Seat tl e ; / 12 p. ) m. , , stmr : Northland. ; for ; S,kax-' way. * Oct ?'l6— 6 a.^ m."; ; atmr,- Arlzonam. • for .Ta coma ;^ 7:30 a.'-' m."y; stmr.- Hornet,' for ; Everett--;.';,' - Arrived Oct 16—8:30 a. * m.V stmr f Vrasp. lience Opta2; f stmr Jefferson,', from Skagway j^Br stmr 'Vancouver."- fromiComor. " \u25a0- •: - •\u25a0 .'\u25a0 \u25a0 -r'; .-, • ' < TATOOf H— Passed, put - Oct-' 15—12:40. p. ,m., Br. ship Riverside. -fro'm-Tacoroa.' for; Hamburg. Oct-' 16— Stmr .Tamplco, \u25a0\u25a0 for : Saa . Francisco; 3 stmr Arctic, for — — -; 5 p., m.V.'stmr- Arlzonan.-'from Tacoma.' for. San Francisco.' -\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u0084 .: •-.-'-' r \u25a0;\u25a0:\u25a0•-.- : . - PORT, I.UDI/)W — Sailed Oct ' 16 — Stmr .Tlve% ton.for' San Frnncisco.v -.• , .. ' . / '' \u0084 >: SAXTA BARBARA— Arrived ; Oct .16— Stmr Sftuta Rosa, v from 1 San Diego, -and sailed; for, San Francisco. i".-" " ' .' "•. . ' \u25a0' . \u0084, ': EUREKA— Arrived Oct 16— 8 a." ,m.. bktn' Au rora, j hence' Oot 14, 'lv >tow: ; 10" a.. m.,";stmr Francis H. Legpett;- stmr. Whittier. lience Oct. 15; r2 : p. i m., \u25a0 stmr \u25a0 Kntherlne: '-' 3 • p.<m/. istmr laqua: 4 p. m.'." stmr -Vanguard.' hence r Oct \u25a0< 15; 6 p." m.. stmr.J. J; Log-pie, 'lience Oct 'ls;; stmr North Fork.'-, hence? Oct. 15. ;.:. - "\u25a0.'--'-; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0j. \u25a0 = .Sailed Oct 10 — 10 . a. : m./,. stmr Despatch. \u25a0\u25a0 for San Francisco; 12 m.. schr Sequoia, for,' Hllo. '•: Passed <• Oct 10— Stmr Charles \u25a0\u25a0 Nelson, .; hence Oct .14.'- for Seattle.: •.' ;.'? ' ;\u25a0»"".\u25a0.-;•' -..'-.* ABERDEEN— SaiIed Oct 16-AStmr Santa Mon ica, for. San Francisco:- stmr . Daisy -Freeman, for San Francisco; -.stmr Tamalpals,; for San Fran-' clsco.- v-.--\u25a0-•v -.--\u25a0-• j- •.'-• \u25a0 ; .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•;-\u25a0-•.'-.\u25a0.-•\u25a0- .--• '\u0084..-..':•\u25a0\u25a0. 'SAN PEDRO— Arrived Oct 10— Stmr Santa Rosa. r . from San. Diego; stmr: James S. .HigKiHs. hence Oct 12; . stmr \u25a0 UualaSa, 'from: Delmar land ing. \u25a0"\u25a0'::"•.:'' .f-':fr; \u25a0'\u25a0:.\u25a0.\u25a0-. \u25a0 \u0084-\u25a0 ;\u25a0' '••\u25a0-;',,. '\u25a0..\u25a0".\u25a0.-\u25a0•\u25a0.•K:* 1 "k-'.V ; V \u25a0RailediOct: 10— Stmr. Santa Rosa, utinr ; Rose City.' for ' San Francisco; stmr ; Excelsior, for San Franciscfl; schr Rosamond, - for Grays Harbor. M WEST POlNT— Passed r, out Oct - 10— 10:30 a.' m.. stmr Riverside, from' Seattle, for. Tacoma. . ISLAND .PORT - - - HONOLULU— Arrived Oct 16—6 a. m.,- stmr Hllonian, hence Oct-,8." \u25a0 >' ; - jrj .: ::., OCEAN/ STEAMERS . 1 PHILADELPHIA — Arrived -;. Oct - 16.— Stmr , Ftfeslnnd.. from \u25a0; Liverpool. . HAVRE— Sailed Oct ;IG— Stmr .La Touralne; for New York. '" - LIVERPOOL— SaiIed ' Oct l(V-Stmr Keemun, for Seattle, via Glasgow.. NEW YORK— Arrived Oct I«— Stmr Arabic, from Liverpool: stmr Caledonia.. from Glasgow.'" I SUEZ— Arrived l - Oct \ . 1 6— Stmr T; Beilerophon. from Senttle,: Taaoma- and Victoria, B. \u25a0 C, for Liverpool. - : i-,^ \u25a0<'. \u25a0 '".;\u25a0 ; SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived 'Oct;. 16— Stmr New York, f rom • New . York. --'\u25a0'\u25a0 ' - .1 • ',• . •* QUEENSTOWN— SaiIed Oct 16-*tmr Baltic, for New Vork;etmr Campanta, for New. York. Memoranda Position of stmr : Damara unchanged' and weather -moderately, smooth. \u25a0 Have taken about 500 . tons \u25a0 more of cargo , out:":. Will try , and \u25a0 Boat vessel Monday morning "between 10; and 11, ; if x weather permits. •':•" . • . ••Per Power schr M'onterey — Oct 13, .10 =p. m.. 1 10 miles off San Francisco, carried ' away fore mast head. : \u25a0:.'\u25a0 '. Weather Report United States department • of , . attrlcnltiire— Weather bureau— San' Francisco.* October.: 10. I RAIXFALIi DATA T>ast. Seasonal : Nor • Stations — ;.-'\u25a0 \u25a024 hours to date - "malu Eureka O.on 0.7.1 \. 2.5 ft I Red .niuff.... ....... 0.00 0.52 1.40 Sacramento .'.0.00 0.4S . 0.52 ; >rt. Tnmalpals.. :..:. 0.00 I.OS , l.Ot San Francisco. ..\u25a0...'. O.rrf) >'; 0.70 .O.SO ,San J05e............. o.fio. 0.20 O.fir. Fresno .. ... 0.00 1.42 : 0.00 Independence .... ' o.f>o San \u25a0 I-tilfi* 0bi5p0. .... 0.00 o.ns : o.SS Lob- .Ancolos 0.00 0.0."> 0.a2 San Die5r0.. ........ .0.00 1.57.-0.30 PACIFIO COAST STATIONS - \u25a0 . '-"\u25a0 .Is '-; >r ~~ ' ~~" g'* *s STATIONS' SS f ; STATIONS • U ' jj "f '\u25a0•'"\u25a0 • s 3 c - - - S ' S » ' - ? ? ? : :fM y § - : . a :- , : - ]•\u25a0 a Eolso ... !Gf)l..!.f- io«cburc '. .. :if.2!44|.00 Kureks . : . . . ,|r,o!r>2! .0, ;'. .|fiSlr>2l .00 Flapstaff V. .vlso 3KU(^. iilt . . JP.OI4S .OR Fresno j ; :'..:.. 15R«i.(? . Dlcgo. .. :l(ii*. .*« ;00 Helena . . . . . .!6'J|4O!.O' :' Franclsco'tiO 54 :0O Independence 1..13fi!.".\ ?an ' Jose. . .. .172|50|.00 Kalispcll ....i(S2!?,S!;O' S; U. Oblsno. .|«fil44l:OO Tx)« Angeles.. H>Q!.V2|.(« SH.— Farallon-lMi.-.J.00 Modena .;'... I4SISrtI;.V. Spokane .. . .lfifiissl.oo Mt.~ Tamßlp.its!s2|44l .or Summit : : ."..". i. le'l.'Wj .oo North. lleail.J">'2|S2l. (V Tacoma '..'.-.'•.: ISSIR2I; OS Phoenix " ... . . 72|52| .00 Tatoooh ':'..'. . . j00!50| '.00 Pocatetlo . ;. : |(U'4C!.OI Tonopah -.".. '". Us 38 .00 It. Ueves -Lt-ISTISa!. OO Walla Wallah TTO 44 .00 TVirtlsnd ....IBOUPI.OO Wlnnemucca !.">546(.46 Red 81uff.... 1701481.00 Yuma- . ".. . .-|7&|48|.00 Reno ...... ..|OS!44t. 00 \ - EASTERXSTATIOXS i Abilene ' . . . .lß4lr.nl <o> ..riipsfiHe ;..!S2!r>Cl .00 Atlantic Clty!S2|«o! .Of r.ouigxiHe --.-.-IRrt'O?!: .00 Boston .....!721r.4! .0' 4lempUls ...IS2[fi2l .00 Buffalo '.-.";.. |flfi!sS|-.(x Montgomery 184 C2| .00 Charleston '..lS2loß! .or Montreal ...!54!..| .00 Chicago :.". .1841C41 M .Moothead ... .154!40 .00 Denver- .....t50!54 .Oi N'cjv . Orle«ns!S4l72i .00 Deß Molnes. . lSfilr.o .0/ Saw Ynrtc . . |7f11.V3l .00 Podge City . . IR4 'S4 AY North : Plattel«»|."R| . . 00 Dnluth > . .-. :•. 1621H01 ~.0« Oklahoma - . . ]82 r.SI .00 Durnnco ',-::. ISSI4OI .H4 Plttahnrg : -.1.. SRI ;O0 Kastport l«O]44l .ftf- R05we11 ... . . -!R2I4S! -.00 f!alveston ..1R21741 ;24 St. l/ouis; . .lK2l«4l .00 fSrcen Ea.v. .|rtsis2|''-'.oo St. Paul: . . .|52!."»21 .00 Hatteras ". ;.IPO ! OSI .00 Tnmna . .... .172170 1. 12 Havre. .. . . . .172 441 '.00 Toledo r.V. . .•.1721R81- .01 Huron ;..... (02 4fi| .00 Washington .184|56| .00 Jacksonville 1R01721 :36 Winnipeg ...|7B|.;| .00 Kansas City. |B4lO4|^. oo - \u25a0 -. : V.. ;\u25a0 SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS , ' The pressure. lias risen 'on" the. coast, and con <litlons-: are more 'favorable for fettlecU ' fair weather. \u25a0\u25a0 The rain area now .'overlies the* Rocky mountain \u25a0 section and thunderstorms are reported throughout Colorado.'- East'of the. niouktalns the weather : Is clear and pleasant. '. .'There ; has "been no rain- except In Florida, and: a,llpht; shower In • Ohio.:- Temperatures 'are unusually ; r hlfth throughout the Mlesdurl -valley. .; On the \u25a0 Pacific slope afternoon readings are below nocmal.'Some what warmer weather; may- be | expected j Monday. The relative humidity ati 'Red ; Bluff • was 71 per centand at Fresno C 8 percent. -:.' {, High ; southeast '\u25a0. winds are reported along the ' coast "north -of the Oregon line. > At: North Head the maximum wind: velocity ,of- 52 ; niiles \u25a0 per hoar • from : the -southeast i was recorded. , and at Tatoosh 40 i miles J from the south. * \u25a0 Forecast for the 30 hours . ending; at midnight Monrlar. ' October : 17: . , \u25a0 j. ;,-> \u25a0-...". For San Francisco : and Fair , Monday ; llphtiwest' winds. -:.\u25a0\u25a0;.> -^"-- , ; - ; Li . -^," i, \u25a0 . For the ; Santa ' Clara valley — Fair Monday ; llcht north winds. ' - ' - J -r, For the Sacramento, valley— Fair Monday Jvlight i north Swlnds: . '\u25a0.'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0'»%'" \u25a0-> • _ ..• .*• . . -For^the .Pan \u25a0 Joaquin; valley— Fair Monday; ltjrht- north : winds, v ;r; r ' : -'•' , I." '\u25a0'•. For ; California south jof the * Tehachapl — Fair Monday ; light north wind, changing- to south. . ;.--.?. :i A. 1 O. N ; Me ADlß.t District; Forecaster. V; A TIiANTIC O CEAJT ! TRAVEL . LONDON -PARIS -HAMBURG JtKatVerln Anjruste Victoria. Nov. 5.^ lirxr M. : •Pennsylvania.;: .: - .-:/• ••^Nov. i 12,'2 P. M. "- 'Bltx-Carltbnia-lalCarte Rea- " taurant ' Gymnasium. "Elec.; Baths. -Elevator, .. • Talm Garden. : 'Second Cabin only. ' ? \u25a0 ;. GIBMtf AR>NAPLES anlfl GENOA ; "*S ¥ S; CINCINNATI . '*. Not. < 3, ; 10 A.H 31. S. S. BAT A VIA .: :\u25a0 1 Nov. i 15, March T ' •S S. CIjBVEIjAND :";•; Dec. i 6,' Jan. 2S \u25a0' : S. S; CINCINNATI .' . ::'. : .'T. . ; . Jan. 5 ; \u25a0; ). •Sew-— 17.000 iou*. Elevator.^ Electric iiatii. : 1 v'toa'^i^brW checks iissuriD , \u25a0 -~^" Write for : fllustrated Booklets. h Vmberg-american vxine v , 100 i Powell "; St.'t^ Phone :. Kearny 2046 CIB. GLE.'TEANSLANTIQUB V DIRECT LINE Ift|BAYRE^PARIS \u25a0 ;'' Sailing*' Every Thursday/an^' Saturday^ "j\ "lm ' : Savoie.t. .Oct. 13 | • La Tonralne.Voct. 7 27^. La LorraLe..Oct/20 |;L«J Provence.. Not. 3. - '. \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0.;'\u25a0"\u25a0 '\u25a0'" \u25a0\u25a0 extra." sailings.';;;-. ;-; 's'.- '\u25a0'. \ carry 1 one claa» (II) tcabln paasen^era ' only. - . La Gascon^ Oct* 15^ || Florida v . - v. Nor. ;12 Magara f. " :. Oct. : 29 \% \ ' I* > Gaacogne.NoT.'lS i '•" "' '\u25a0:?- \u25a0 -"-V '"'.C •';.'- - .\u25a0' -\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:*\u25a0\u25a0 i~ ;-,•'-..- ;. '. "'-;;,•,\u25a0'.'.• \u25a0'; i/ FUGAZI , BROS!, r 3 Padfle Coast \. Managers, 630 ; Montgomery : ! itreet, * ! Ban .j rraaclfco." 1 ! Cbin^offlce. 685 .Market Btreet \u25a0\u25a0 " MANY LONG RACES AT COURSING PARK /fares Very Strongs and z Kun, Dogs All Over Field, Ex :-., tiausting Many: V .: .- '' Not in" the palmiest' days of Ingleside •coursing park were there so many long races 5 " as were ; seen yesterday on the popular coursing' sward. • Nearly^every race during the afternoon went- the limit,.; and 1 in some. fot them the relief dogs ,were v thoroughly, exhausted \u25a0 before the." game: was^" run » down. v>;Thei stake went to^C.iChufch'sjentry.^Unlon Label, ,whlch V captured i first i prize • from ; Jerry O'Shea's I game ; performer,;* Georgetown. 'Church's TentryU rah"; well 7 f or,; a : young dos "; and Ihe Swas" fortunate «ln7 racing luck. -,:• He had much : shorter i races ; than Georgetown^.* In Uhe tflriaU Georgetown was runnings better.fatithelend,. though the -stake 1 had J - much the -better of .the early running. -.The results fol low:£''.''.': . \u25a0 '.' \u25a0'\u25a0'-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 . V, . \u25a0' .' ''.\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0"':'\u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0 / \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0[ \u25a0'' i-\Open stake, first, round — Union 'Laber beat Miss Hudson; •* Llttlp jWedgewood • beat Young Pasha: \u25a0 Tnie Wing beat The Limit; Gultemore beat * Black Bird; Turkey's . Best Ibcat .Theodore M ; Go Ashore beat L M ; Alone beat Gold Musk : Sopoy beat* Peraltasßoy: ', Georgetown -heit Star Pointer;: Gertrude beat Royal Gold; Teddy Blue beat ; The Crowd ; i Mile Rock * beat Carmel. . \u25a0 ;, - Second -I---' round— Union :„ Label --" beat / . Little Wedgewood; ; Galtemore beat True >Wlne: Tur key's;.:">Best-a -bye, -Go Ashore withdrawn; Georsetown : beat ': Alone ; : Gertrude • a -bye. . Senoy withdrawn; ;MUo : Rock a- bye, Teddy ' Blue with drawn. \u25a0\u25a0 : ; •'- '• .' ' '•\u25a0\u25a0"' \u25a0,''\u25a0;-..' - ' '.'.\u25a0- \u25a0' -•. -- ' \u25a0" * \u25a0•> \u25a0 ; Third ; round—^Union Label a j bye, Galtemore withdrawn : Turkey's Best : a bye : Georgetown a bye.' Turkey's Best -jrithdrawn -in fourth round. • \u25a0 • ; '^ ' '-\u25a0 \u25a0 ;' • = .''.V " \u25a0Final — Union Label . beat Georgetown. Youngsters Surprise; the Tennis Grads \u25a0 - - \u25a0 \u25a0;•;•-••-..! -o»- - . ' \u25a0 'A number of surprise! -were sprung yesterday by" the younger' tennis . play ers in the annual tournaments for.the championship of the bay counties.: Chief among them was the defeat of .former coast! champlpn George Janes at the .hairas of Elie> Fottrell of . the Junior tennis club., Janes was inclined to hold his younger opponent too cheaply, early in; the match, only to find, to his sorrow that .when * the ; real ; struggle ' came the youngster, was too "much 'for t him.- • In his next match, Fottrell :won;easily from ! Fred Adams, a "veteran who [ for merly held the state charripiorishlp. \u25a0 ' B: Batkin. another youngster, dis posed fof Herbert Long, former- holder of titles.:. '.'.'• \ > '. . McLoughlin 'played two matches, one in 'singles :'' and }\u25a0: one in doubles. JohnstonHook a set from him in ; ;the, singles, ;'-.bnt McLoughlin was In clined 'to take matters | rather, easy. ' . The scores follow: ; ; Singles: First round— Al Rosenberg beat D. rACIHC -OCEAV . TK AVEI. 'J^-. \u25a0»_ - Steamers leave from Broad- /^}^so*\ \ way 'Wnarves. (Plera 9 and M 7 TIBD^MMI \A Low rates. Including berth I 1 V^BJ^ I and meals., -3*SS I I \|DbJ(j» /.1 Special Round Trip Rates. V^> V VyE/ : LOS ANGELES V- SAN DIEGO A^*r<^^-. • SAXTA BARBARA President or Governor Alternate Mondays. 4 p. m. •Santa Rosa.. '...'.: ... Every Tbnrsday. 11 a. m. ;. ' •Only steamer calling at . Santa- Barbara. SEATTLE ( DIRECT ), TO WX SEND TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER Connecting at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska. Skagway, Dawson. Fairbanks and all points on .; the *. Yukon. -\u0084\u25a0 '-r.w/V^'^; . -'"" President or Governor alternate Saturdays. 2 p. m. Qneenr; . ....:.:... .". .» . T0e5.. Oct." IS. 2 p. m. 5enat0r..........". .-..'. Tues.r Oct. 25. ' 2;, p.\mT -.'. Alternate. Tuesdays Thereafter. 2 p. m. '. EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAT) -' State of California.. Oct. 17, 21, 23, 20, 4 p. m. GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA ; PAZ EXSEKADA. SAN; JOSE DEL CABO , SAN PEDRO, ETC. - ; Curaca0.. .....'.....:. ,7th' 0f each montn. 12 n». '\u25a0 W^ LEAVE' SEATTLE \u25a0 / ALASKA CRUISES 1011 .' Spotnne. June 14, 2S; July 12, 26: Aug. 9:9 p. m. • RtgUt reserved to change thla achednle.- j - TICKET OFFICES— PaIace rtotel," 653 Market at., -16: Market St.- and Broadway Wharf. ' Telephone ; Kearny 482. • OAKLAND— II2O Eroadway.J, Tel. Oakland 58S0. C. D. DUNANN. General Passenger Ag^nt.r ; JOX&. i^MERICAN-HAWAnAN fK| STEAMSHIP COMPANY wT^jlr Tehuantepec Route - nes alar Faait Freight Service * NEW YORK rTO PACIFIC COAST PORTS : AND HAWAIIAN » ISLANDS, sailing from New York every six days, making -direct connection with Paclflo steamers sailing -from v Sallna Crua. Mex.. every six : days' for San ; Francisco. PACIFIC ; COAST v PORTS .: TO NE3W YORK. -Also to Mexican ; and ' all prin- cipal; European:.? ports;: under through" rates and throtjgh bills of lading. - Sail- ings from San Francisco every. 12 days. For rates and further particulars ap- ply to DEARBORN** LAPHAM,. O«n- ; era! Agents, :- . 8 1 Bridge street, , NwWj York.' t WILLIAMS, DIMOND 5* * COi General Agents, Pacific Coaat.; : SlO Bansome -St.. ;San ;Fraaci»oo I SEATTLE -lACOMA ; Belllngham.'' Anacortes. Everett, Port Town- : : send,-, Victoria; \u25a0'- Vancouver '. and r all Al*sk s? ;.ports. ! ' :/-:*~-u-: ". \u25a0 .; : \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 '.--v:'- 1 ' S.- S.J WATSON ..'.... ... ... ... .Oct . 18 S. 8. BUCKMAN . ................. .Oct. 24 -S.S. ADMIRAL : SAMPSON. .... .'. . .Oct 30 ? LOS AHGELES DIRECT S/S. : BUCIvMAN .... .'.V. ....;. .....'Oct 18 S. S. ADjriEAL 5AMP50N."..*. . .". . . .0ct. 24 . S. : S. i WATSON ; ....... . . r.v.: . ... . . .Oct. 30 Alaska=Pacific Steamship Co. -;'.; -^. TICKET. OFFICES:" •" General Acent's office. Howard street wharf • No.< 3. •\u25a0"-.* Ticket { of fice, '. 54 • Market \ street ! and 648 Market streets- r ;•.•:,; ».*i : V,. Sailings* from i Howard. street wharf No.^. v TOYO KISEN KAISHA STEAMSHIP COMPAIfY - 8. S. ; Tenyo Marar.'.l'i.J. .Tuesday," Kot.^ I,' 1910 S, ~> S.* Nippon Mara f . Vrrr. Tuesday, • Nor. 2S, 1 19X0 8. fS. - Chiyo - Mara ' (via ' Manila) . . : . . .1 . ..-. . .-. - vvriT.v; . :.'.-..."..\u25a0. .~. .~".Tt«aday, Dec SO, » 1910 - Steamers sail > from ; company's \u25a0 plera, Nos. 42. 44. near foot of Second st. at 1 p. m.. for Yoko- hama I and; Hongkong,"^ calling - at . Honolulu. Kobe (Hlogo) g and :\u25a0 Nagasaki and . Shanghai « aad \ con- cectiag . at \ Hongkong . with \u25a0 steamers ; for ; Manila, India, \u25a0\u25a0 etc. . 'No cargo received lon \ board ~> on day of sailing. \u25a0-'* Bound . trip tickets at ; reduced rates. -.'!-. For '- freight \u25a0- and - passage 'apply *atR of 9ce. \ 240 Tames \u25a0 Flood ; building. \u25a0\u25a0;?. \ \u25a0;:., W. , H. AVERy. t*-\ '. '• "v- '-\u25a0•-' V ~'\"? :i ;' "''"'"\u25a0^ Assistant i General ; Manager.'.". New t Through " Passenger 1 and ' Freight *i Service / -?'\u25a0 i--.\u25a0:i --.\u25a0: \u25a0-' Without Change.' fcvr : --:\u25a0- ,---.-• SAN h FBAKCISCO-TO 1 WELLINGTON, X.' Z.X - . ' VIA* TAHITI ' AND • RARATONOA. - : 8. S. AORANGI (4.268 tons) • sails .^T. ..Hot? 16 S. i S. MAITAI I (8.593 itona) saila. .r.r.r.Dec.- 14 m Sailings every 28 days; I connection at Welling- ton .'\u25a0 and /Auckland - for 5 New; Zealand; porta ;• and 'Anstralla.-'- 7 \u25a0 V-- -^rt/r'^-V-. 'VT-N. ~-J -T--' : : :\u25a0-'-.•< OCEANIC S. 8. CO., General Agents. 80 Clay st. Ticket tOf flee A 673 i Market ; st. - Tel. ; Kearny 1 1231. rTAHITIfAWD(NBwJzBAJLAWI>--S.S." ps&fs Mariposa sails i XL' su'i m.'," Oct.- 17. X Special 2 Tahiti ;- round ; trip^sl33;f^rst 5 class." HAVAI llf IT^B^S.lBlerr«HlO,ooo|tons r dUp': '\u25a0 nUn vLULU piacement) 1 sails 11 a> m., Oct.* ; 22, I . l9lO.f| Special s round trip ; sllo.* first iclass.*: LINE* 673 Market; tel. Kearnj\l23l 5 Powell 4— 6. 6— 3. 6 — t. 7—s:' EJIe Fottrell beat Georfre i Janes !4^-n;A7-^-3,'t 5— 7, 6^4." 6-r-3. ' \u25a0U Second roand— Reibcn .Hunt - beat J. "A. > Codi» &-<V; &-r". . IG—H; - Maurice .McLacjrhlln beat W. Johnston o—3.' 5 — 7,6—3 .C — 3:: Panl Hardemao . beat i Fred ; Bass \ Z — 6. - C— 4.' ft— 2." G— 2 : - Fits Gueria.beat Ar Kosenberp 6— 4.-J2— <VS— 3. '4— «. ! 6— 4; \u25a0> B. * Fottrell beat Fred Adams «— 4. 6 — *. . 6^2; 2 George Gnerinibeat Miller Hotehkts* 2— «» 6—4.-o—6, 6— 4, 6-^4: * B.Bttkln boat W. O. Knowlton = f—l;.f — 1 ; . G-^-2,' : ft-— 1 ; . Herbert Long beat F.'Rohlfs: 6-^2. 0-^4. 6—l.' ,V. : Third rocnd— Batkln beat.Herbert. Long 3—6, G^-4: 6— 3,'G— 4. ; \u25a0- ' First roTad— McSwalsT and 'Ambrose beat Adams and" M.*. P.* Martin (r7-2..6— 2; George Janes * acd -Maurice McLousnlln - beat F. \u25a0 Robins and \u25a0M. <.I.evln ft-^o.' ft^-0; Gnerin «. brothers beat A: Rosenberg and iE. f P. Finnegan by- default: B.'B»tkin;and:D. Powell. bent J.^R. Roblfs and M.SHotchklss . 6—2. 4— fl. 6^2. \u25a0' - *\u25a0"?;,. \u25a0 --; Second \u25a0'; ronnd— McSwain • "and Ambrose beat lion; anil Hnnlrman 3 &f- 1. ft— 3: '. . M^r' Rosenti* rj and C. Curley beat GtßTln brothers 6—l, ' 6-^-2. '+: "•••* ~' " "' -" ' ' — -." ' "''• _\u2666• I Califoraians on Travels | ' NEW YORK. Oct % 16.— CaliforniaDs have reg istered \u25a0 at ' New \u25a0 York hotels ; as' follows : : San Frariclscq— E. L; Palmer,' Hotel Belmont ; R.C hristie, Herald Square hotel; W. J. Gorham. Grand Union hotel ; E. H. Hart. Murray Hill \u25a0hotel ; f-W. .'B.^Heckmnn, Grand Unloil hotel; E. " H. Ross, -. Hoffman house ; : M. E. Blancbard. Grand Union' hotel: -I.'' O. Upham. - Hotel Wol cott; Mrs. : F. , G. ; Coburn. '. F. G. Coburo. Hotel AlongQuin;.\T.; O.\ Day. Hot«l- LonKaere; Dr. W. S. Fosfer. Mrs: Foster. Hotel Navarre; W.;R. Quick/ Mrs. W. R. Quick. Mrs. P. R. Qutck. Miss F. T. Quiet. : Hotel UeHeclatr; Mba Younger. Martha Washlnpton hotel. - . -Los. Angeles — Mrs. G. Powers. Mrs. E. K. Sibley, A. rG. Jenkins. Park' Avenue hotel: G. K. Kellogß. Mrs. Kellotrif. Murray Hill hotel: C.; W. Davidson. Hot el. Flanders ; N. C. Good win. -: Mrs. , Goodwin. Ansonla \u25a0 hotel.- - Santa Ana — B. G.-Balcom. Mrs. Balcom. Park Avenue hotel: E.F. Smith; Herald Sqnare hotel. ,-. Oakland-T-E...H-. Rce.- New Amsterdam. hotel. -v TRAIMS LEAVE AHO ARE DUE TO AHRIV£ FROM OCTOBER I. HIP VIA' OA*ICL.AIsrf PIER Le&ire . ' • (Foot of Market Street) Arrive Z134 Nile*. Tracy. Uthrop. Stockton, Ladi, Gilt, Elk Grove. Sacramento. . 1 1. 1 8> 6.40 a H»ywari Sin. San J05e. . ......... 7.08 a 7.00 a Richmond, Port Costa , Benicia, Suisun, 1 Dixon.' Saemta ento. Rosevilia, Marys- } 7^Bf viile. Redding . Dun smuir.; ....... ..'j 10.38 a 7.00t Elaira, Vacsvlie, Rumaey.. 7.28p 7JlOa Davis. Woodland • (Maryrvflle. Oro- . rule). 'Willivaa,/'2lazwtU. Willowi. - • .^Haoaaton, (brain*. Red 81uff....... 7^Bp . 7.4 th Villsjo, Napa, Calis toga, Santa Rca. ' Mirtinei; <LCB» 7.43 a Avon, Saa Rsaoa, Livcrmore 6.43p /.4Ji Nilss. Pletnito.i. li»erjnore. Tracy, LathroD. S^ckton , Lodi, Sacramento. : 7.28b . 7.43 » Tricy, loi Bano^. _ Kerman. Fresno. 4.25§ 8.03» Nt<rvk (Centerville). San Joae. Loa ' Gitos. Wright, : Fdton (Boulder OreeO.SaaU Cm \u25a0 ;:..'...* ..... 6.48) 8.23» Port CtwU, Mirtin ci, Byron. Tracy. Stackton,' Uerctd. Fresno, Gosb?n Junction (H»ifor.l. Armoaa). Vbdia. Porterville. BikeriS eld. . 4.48p 8.20» Yoiemite Vallsr ia M5rced..:. ...... 4.48# 9.00 a .VJpi.f3ia.Jose), Livennore. Stockton CUiltaa). Valley darinz. lone. Sacra- nwna. .;.:...:..: .:... 4w2Bp d.o3a 3oaor», Tuolamns and Acgt15........ 4^Bp 9.00 1 Atiiatia Espren — Sacramento. True- kee. Ojlea. Salt Lake City. Denver, K*nj2S City, Omaha. Chicago:.. l ... 8.28p 9.401 Riifnmd; Port Coita, - Martinez, - 8ayP0int.. ...................... 6.48p 10.23 a Vailaio Mare Hand, Napa....... 11.28 i 10.23 a LOl Aajries Pane ngrr— Port Costa, | . ' -Mirti.iij. Byron. Tracy," Stockton, Uerced. Fresno, (Hanford. \u25a0 Ccalioga, Viiaiia.) BikwsSeld. Los Angtlrs.... 7.43> - 1 0.40 a Saa -. Francujo Overland Limited— 3 Daaver. Kiast3 ; City, St. \u25a0 Loaia. - Omiha, Chicazp. ...... ,\.. .... 6.25p 1 1 20a Shasta limiitd— Portland. Tacoma, 5eatt1e.......;.....-.-, r.... ........ B.lB* 1209 a GoldSeM Pus.— Port Costa, Benicia. SAer»a>ento, -Trackee, - Easen, Wa- buska (Yerlngtoa, Maaon), Mba, Toaonih. QoldSeld. Lawi. Kedo.... 7.48 i 12.00b &lary»vaie. Chieo, Re d Bluff :' *.28p 1.20p NQes. Irmjton. San Jom Z4Sp 1. 40 a San Laamiro, . Nilea, -Centerville, t 9.OT* :\u25a0\u25a0:.-\u25a0-\u25a0': \u25a0\u25a0:.-\u25a0-\u25a0' Newark. Saa Joee.. :......:.\u25a0.....«- 7^Bp 2.00p Newark, San Jose.- Loa Qato*. Wright. . Feltoa (Boulder Creek), Santa. Cnu. . . 9.58p 2.40 a 811 LnrHp, Niles. Saa J05e......... 923 a 3.00s Reafciv Winters. Si cram tnto— Wood- - : -.;- - land. Kntshtt Lindias. Tudor, Yuba City, .................. 10.48* 3.20 a Port Casta (Stockton). Martir.es. . \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • Byroa, Modesto. Merced. Fresno.. 12.08b 3.45? Vis 3sttsslito. West Ntpa.Sk. Helena, ' Calittoga... ...:...........;...'... lO.Soa . 4.00? Vatlejo, Napa. Caliitoja. Santa Rosa. \u25a0 - Martinet. Saa Ramon, Livennore.'.. 928 a 4.00p Nfles (CeatervDle. Newark), Ltrer- // lO2Ba 1 ... more. Tracy, Stockton. Lmii. :.:..' |>- lI.ISp 4.40p Saa Leandro/ Hay ward. N3ea, 'Fleaa- -. . .aiton, Livermore, Tracy, Newman, Kensaa. Fresno.... I I.l Bp " B.OOp Vatlejo, Port Costa, Beni-is, Sacra- '. raonta. linsola. Marvsville. Orovßle. I I-Va 6.00p Davis, Woodland, Yolo. Arbnckte. f 2.48? \u25a0 - - Williams, Colusa Junction. Wiilowi \ 8-28p 5.03p RujjcU, San ion. Los Gatoe. 0.2& a 5.23 a Saa Leandro. Niles. San Jose..;. 7.48 a 6.03» O»l Limited— Loa Ange1e5..... ..... 8JJ8» 6.40» Eistefa E-Tpress— Olden, Pueblo, Den-. / rer. Kansas CStv. St.' Louis, CbicaKO, • Port \u25a0 Costv Beniria.' Sacrunenti. Truckse, (Lska Tahos), Reno. Sparka 8.28b 8.40p Hayvard, Nile* and Saa Jom 6,4£p J7.00? Vallejo. Port : Costa, . Martinet. Bay ' :?' "-\u25a0-\u25a0< ' Point and Way 5tati0n5........;.".. JII.IBp 7.40p Richmond. Pert Costa,' MarUnea, . - \u25a0• \u25a0•' % -. i \u25a0 CorniraU. Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton. . 12.48p 8.20p Oreson Espre«s — Davis.(Sacnm*nto), : Willosrs. Redding, Ashland. Portlscd, - . ; Tacoma, Seattle. Spokane. - B.oBt 9.00p Chin* aad Japan. Fast Ma3— Ogden. Cheyeane." Denver,- Kansat Csty, - Ocaaha,. Chicago .".".: :.;.. 2.48p 9.00p Port Costa, Benicia, Sacramento, Col- . .". fax. Truckee. Ren0. ... .". . . '. :'. . „'. . 10.08 a 9.40b Baker«seM. McKitttick, Jlonareh, Moron. Fellow ...... 8.28 a 9.40p Richawnd. ' Port , Coats, . Tracy. Mo- - •- • -• desto. Merced, "Fresno, Hasfcrd, - " . Coalinss, Visalla. Tu1are.. ........ 8.28 a j O.4Ci Hunter's Train— Saturday only. Saa ;. » ... Joseand Way5t0ti0n5 ....:....... J7-48p - 1 1. 40» -Portland Express— Sacramento, Msrys- , \u0084 ville.Red Bluff. Weed.(Klamath Falls), - ' Ashland.* Roseburg, Portland. Taco- ' J ma, Seattle. . f ...'..:. :.•;'.'.".'" IZZBf NETHERLAKD'SROUTE— FromEMsHIt Strtat Wharf. . ColUasville. Enrcstan. Rio Virta. Isieton. Ryde. Wal- nut Drove, Vorden, Courtland. CUrksburs. Sacramento. . .Stsiimr Navajo, laves San Frsncisco 8:00 a.m. dally azeept Ssndsy, stopping at points shown, arriving Sac- ramento 6:00 p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9:00 p.m. daily except Sunday (no stop? en route), arriring Saa Fran- dseo 5:00 a.m. . . \u25a0„.;•,. SUamer Modoeer Apacho, leaves San Francisco 1.00 p.m. Daily, except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 11.30 p.m.; . -:- ,t;v. ; ..-- rj \u25a0•••• -^-. i >>.* :'": '" \.~ \u25a0- OAKLAND HAR3OR FERRY-From San Francisco; Markit Strict Wharf— Week Days— Hourly froa 6.C0 \u25a0:< a.m. to 0.00 p.m. Sundays— 6.4s. 8.15, 9.45. IMS ' aim.. 12.45, 2.15. 3.45, £.15. 6.45, 8.15 and 9.45 p.m. : ' ' LOCAL' FERRY,TBA«S—VUi AlameUa Pisr. Te Oakland and Atanwtfa— fllO. t«.45 ua; and then ' 10 aad 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 p.m.: then 8.80. 9.15, 10.00. 1&45. 11.30 p.m. and IZIS ajn. To Alameda and Fruitv»l« via mrteshoo tame as abovs. . a for MormntV p for Afternoon. \u25a0, t Scnday excepted. . . - .. . t Sunday only. . { Saturday and Sunday only. v - V. . : aSunday aad Monday only. , . y^^i Schedule Effective P@ESfi' October 12, 1910 VS'-'Ww/ ITNIOX FERRY^ DEPOT . ' „: San; Francisco ; Leav«.| i- . . .'\u25a0•,Yi» Sa-naallto.: . | Arriv. -* 7:45 a Petalnma. : Santa * Bosa. \u25a0 BeaWs- *- -\u25a0 •>• burg/* Cloverdale, Ultlah. Wil- ; llts, • Sherwood, ?Gnerneville. 'Monte Rio, ~ *Duncan ' Mllla, . \u25a0>:<- * Sebastopol \u25a0.....'.'.\u25a0:..\u25a0-...•-..". 6:33p 8:15 a "Sonoma. ••Glen' Ellen .;.. ts^3p 8:15 a Pt.-, Bejea, Camp Meeker, Caza- '. ,-> dero .......•..'.... *.."..•.\u25a0..•'.*. .'r.: -,t«:3sp tS:45a Petaluma, -"Santa T ßosa.: Hcalda- \u25a0 ,-~-S\u0094 -bury," Cloverdale, •: Gnerneville, :\u25a0 ">' : V'> \u25a0: Monte Rio, 1 Duncan Mi 115..:... it7:3sp 10:45 a Petaluma, Santa ~, R05a . . ..... . . . « 4 :33p Pt. Reyea,; Camp f Meeker ; (leavea ...-: • . from: Cazadero).. ;...\u25a0.\u25a0".';.*.*... t7:osp 3: 15p Petalnma. Santa Rosa. Healds- . • '- bnrf.'- Clorerdale,". Uilah. Guer- :, nevlUe. Monte Rio. Duncan ' Mills, Sebastcpol' '............. 11:03 a ' 4:45p Sono«na.'i Glen" Ellen.r.V.r.Vt ;*... 9:35 a 5:15p Petaluma, "Santa ? Rosa: .•.*>~;: .... 8:35 a ELECTKIC STJBTJRSAII VIA BATJSAUTO •h Sainialito,;* MIU i*Van»>, • i Saa.' Rafael — Dilly every ?SO * minutes I from •: 6:45 a. m.* until . 8:45 a.^ m. :: hourly; until 1 2:43 p. :\u25a0 m.V then 3:13 p. m. and every 30 mlcutes until 5:45 p. m.. then 6:45. 7:45,9:43;p."im.Tand;12:01 ;a. m. --*(On Sundays In addition =at 6:15 p."- m.» - \u25a0\u25a0; - -r" -\u25a0- - \u25a0 -.", Fairfax— Leaves t6:45. t?.-15. t7:43." 8:15." 8:45. 9:45,' 10:45,. 11:45 ;'a.*.r0.'-' 5 12:45,- f 1:45, 5 2:45/3:15, 3:45,44:15,i4:45.'*;5:15r;5:45.1 t6:15,r6:45, 1:43,- 9:45ip..m.,":t12:015a.rm.^ • . \u25a0 :. San ftuentin via San -Rafael— S:4s a. m., .1:43 p. m., $3:45 p." ni. J ; - / t - --•.\u25a0-•""/ —s ' ' \u25a0- '*&&&£ \u25a0Xiburon and Belvedere— Week day* 1 7:43, 9:30 iu-m.r 112:45^|4:45.1 12:45^|4:45.- 15:45 p. m. Sundays J7:45. 9:50,f10:45 %..m:, 1:00. J^So.. 7:40 ».-n».. |12:01 a." m. \u25a0\u25a0- •\u25a0.-. : ". : ' -"-.'..'y- \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0' ~ ,: ' -'"\u25a0.'\u25a0 .— ': \.- i't*Bonday« ' arrive ,7:35 "p.-r m- "^ ••SontSaya arrive' 7:05 j p.r m. . - tExcept : Snnday. : {Sunday * only." JSatnrday only. llVla^Sauialito. v kg Pacilje transfer.: company 'a ajrents 'are : anthor- laed ta check baggage direct , from residence. . -- AUCTION SALES AT/CTION SAIB Toesday; Oct 18; 1910, 11 a. m.' TO^EE 60LD WITHOUT- RESERVE OR LIMIT . 4a ' horses and mares, t>Ort to 1.4C0. brokff anrt nnbroJce: also harness, wa?ons and ; busnjie*.- Any one needlnc anything In. thl« J llne will do wen by attAßdlny .this :s»le. 430' > Valencia street. near IStb.' ' : H. COHEN. Auctioneer^ : HUNGARiAN PONIES 30 head .of ir>onle«.-. broken «tns!e. double and to ride." from Honland Stock Farm, on sale Octo- ber 15. 16 and 17. at CHASE'S. 473 Valencia st. MONDAY, at 11 a. n.. 205-COO Valencia st. we will «el» 40 cheat* »tl purpose Horsesi ami Mar^s. • Wasotw. Baircfe^ and Harneiw.. Out«Uli> stock sold en, commission. Phone Park 2723. . 1-- \u25a0 \u25a0 fei \ Thursday! > We win 3M«U me car of Horses and Mares. »!»» 5A bead nf cheap ranch stock: Vehicles of all kind*. OntsMe stock sold on coma isslon. Phone Park 2723. WSSNaBEBBHBKm S& AT AUCTION . Jfe 55 head r>t . lax 79 mares snd hor«es, also 2 spans of mules. . AU this stock are No. 1 work- ers. Elirht sand wag«t»«. 2 top wattrm*. 3 buc- Flcs. AH must and will b? sold WEDNESDAY. October ID. 11 a. m., at 262 4 th St.. Oaltand. rain cr shine. RAILWAY TRAVEL VIA COAST LLNE w Leave . (Thin) and Townsead Streeta) • Arrrre t5.3Sa LooTr-Vtleacia Street. Oceaa View, \u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0, Cemeteries. Sooth San Francisco, 23d Street. 3rd and Towntend t6.43a 6.30 a South San Francisco, San Jose. Gilroy. (Hollister). Sargent. Psjaro. Watson- v2le. Santa Cr0i..... ...:.... 7iO» 7.10 a South San Francisco, Palo Alto. Saa Joae. Way Stations 7.30 a 7.10 a Mayfidd. Los Altos, Lea Gatot t7.20? 8:0Ca Shore lino limited— Paso Robles > HotSprinet, Santa. Barbara, Loa . Anjdes ;..... 050? 8.05 a Ths Coaster— San Joee. Ftfrro (Wat- •onvflle. Santa Cms). Csstroville. (Del Moale. lion t erey. Pseifie GroveX SiliiMs. Soledsd Pato Rohles Hot \u25a0\u25a0 Spdnjß, AUseader 0, San Lois Obispo. - Surf. (Lompoc). Saata Barbara, Venvnx Osnard. Loa Anodes..^... i 1.45» & 1 0a MaySdd. Los Altoa. Lcs Gates. V/rfgh t, Glenwood( Bo older Creek), Santa Croi. . Watson villf. Castr oville. Id Monte, Monterey, Ps cific ' Crove. : 9HO> 9.00 a Saa Jose, Gilroy, Salmis. Tsco P.obles . Hot Sprinis. A taseadero. Sin luis Obispo — Tres Pines — W«teonv2le. Santa Cms. Del Moat;, Jiont srey, 1 Pacifio Grove 4JJCS 10.40 a South San Francisco. BuriL-game. Saa • Uateo. Palo Alto, San J05e........: t6J5i 10.40 a LoaAltoj. Monta Vista, tea Cato«..| I fjg| 1 1 .30 a Valencia Street. Ocean View. Cclsa. Ceaieteriej, Baden. San 8rn50...... 1.35 c » 1 1.40 a Sooth Saa Francisco, San Jose t3.2£s 2.00p Del Monte Express— San Jose, Gilroy, -: Sargent ( Watson vOle, Ssnta Cni). Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. (3slinas> 12^3? 2.C5» South Saa Francisco. Palo Alto. San J05e......;...............:. — - 8.45 a f2.03? Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gates... 13.25? 3.009 Sooth Sai. Francis co, San Hsteo, S3O . Josa, Gilroy. Trei Piucs. Sslioaa.... 10.10 a 3.007 Watsonviile. Saata. Cms. Castrovill!. Del Monte, Monterey, PscificGrov. . 10.18: 3.15)1 Santa CUra. West San Jose. Lcs Gatoa. Wrinht, (Boulder Creel). Santa Crur. 10.2Ca 4. COp Sunset Exprtcs — Tuc«cn. Demise. £1 P.iso. Houston, New Orlrsss; Paso Robles Hot Springs, AUseadero. San Luis Obispo, SaoU Barbara and \u25a0* LosAnieles........ 10.53* 4-COf Kansas Citr, St Lonif. Chicago !0.55a -y4.209y 4.209 South Saa Francisco. San Jose lO£oa t5.05p Bjr!in;ane, San Mateo. Palo Alto, San Josa aad Way Stations 9.46 a t5.23j Redvrood. Palo Alto. San Jose. I.IC? tS.2Dp Los Altos. Monta Vista. Loa Gatoa... T32Sp t3.250 Burlmsanie. Saa M.itco. San Jcse..... 3.25p t3.30a Loop — Valencia. \u25a0 Street, Oceaa View, Ceaetsries, South San Francisco. 23-i Street, 3d and Townsead fP.'Cp 5.40? San Bruno, San Matro. Brdwcod. Palo f t? 2-« Alto, Sac ta Clara, Saa Jose \ 7.33 a . J5.40i Loa.Utoa, Los Gatoa...: JS.Aoa TS.OOp Millbrae. Sun Mateo. Palo Alto, ilay- field. Lo» Alto*. Los Gatoa t&CCa tB.C5a 23 1 Street. Visitacion. conth Ssa \u25a0 Fraaetsco. Val tneia Street..... t7.159 6.30p .South Sao Fran cisro. San- J05e....... 5.45? 8.G0» The Lark— Paso Robles Hot Springs, Santa, Barbara, Lea Angeles 8.30 a B.oBl> Lo» Anitdes Pa«en srr— Gilroy./ jljjas, - Paso Robles Hot Sprincs. A tascadero, San Lnb Obispo, banta Barbara and . ..Lot AnttlM. 8.38 a 10.00s Saa Jcse and Way Stations 7.2Q> 1 1.45? South. Saa Francisco. Palo Alto. San / 7.45» Jose i:iO.sCa LOCAL FEHRY TRAIN S-Vla Cikltnd Plsr. To Oaklaad. Berkeley,' Berryman. East Oaklui and - Fruitva!*— Daily — From ft.oo ajru and every twenty rainates nntil 7.00 p.m. inclusive; thea 7.40. 8.20. 9.00, 9.40. 10.20. Ii.CO, 11.40 pja., 12.20 scd 1.20 ajn. . . Te Sathar and Ma'rosa via Seventh St~DailT— From 6.00 a.m.. aad every twenty tainutrs nntil 7.C0 p.m. bdusive. thea 7.40. Su2Q.: 9.C0. 8.40. W. 20. ILO. and 11.40 pja. Ta Stonehartt— Da3y Except Snnday -100. 7.00, BXO, 9.C0 ajn.. 2.20. 3.C0. 4.00. 3XO. &*) pja." Surds 7 only 9.C0 IC.OO »jn_ I.CO. ICO. 3XO. ICO. 5.C0. 5.40 pja. - Tt Oakland Flrtt St., Frattvale, Alamada. via Horiathet —Daily— From tCOO, 6.20 ajn. aad every titeaty minutes natil 5.20 a.m. kdusive; then SCO. 9.10. 10.00, 10.20. 11.00. 11.20 aja.. 120.. 12.20 ,1.00. UO. 2.00, 2.20. IXO. 1.20, :3.40 pja. and every tnenry nsnutescntil 7 pja. isrlusive; 7.40. 8.20. 9.C0. 9.40. ia2o. 11.00 andlL4O p.nu 12.20 and 1.20 aja. Additional train Xo Oakland first St. 2.15 ajs: Ta Wart Bsrkslsy— Daily '. Except gcEday— From 6.C0 - a.m. aad every Uenty minutes 0nt)13.23a.m. iadc- sive: thea 9.00 aja. and every hour until 100 p.m. inclusive: then 4.20 p.m. and every twenty minutes nntil 7.00 pja. inclusive; then 7.40 p.m.. 5.20. 9XO, 9.40, 10.20, iI.CO. 11.40 pjc.&ad 12.20 a ju . Te Wttl Barkeley— Pundayi cnly— From 400 ajn., * thea 7XO. 7:40, 8:20. 9.00 ajn. indusm: tbra 9.20 a.tn. and every twenty minntes 7.C0 pjn. iaetasrvr; then 7.40- pja, JL2a 9.00, 8.40. ia2OVll.OO. R4O pja. tzd 12.20 ajn. . •' Ts Corbin— Dail 7 Except Sand*/— Frcso 5.C0 %.m. aad \u25a0- every 20 - miaates . until 8.20 a.m. Inclusive*, then 9.00. laOOa.m.. 12.00 m.. 1.Ca 2X0. 100. 100. 4.29, 140, 5.C0. 5.20; 5.40 and 100 pjn. To "Corbin— Sundays only— From tXO aja. then 9.00 aja., . 9.20 - a.cv aad every twenty minute* nntil . COOpja.. _ , . • -.-:.. To St»g«. Richmcnd,P';llrr;an— €.oo33, sJQ jm 5.23 p0. -\u25a0"•\u25a0'•*•• ~ ••• 0 • « ' . Union Transfer Co. anthorixed to. check Basgan direct from residence. -"-\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0- - ' ' -" __L rW|L — — J MUIR WOODS djffijtok MT. TAMALPAIS^^p VIA SAUSALITO FERRY - \ UMtON DEPOT, FOOT Of MAHKET BTTCET . Rwmd Trip frcn Saw fraasßtwo. 51.30 > a tU» frtHa \u25a0 Uiafrlarti tt. laatiafr Weekday Saaday Weekday Sunday Weekday! SaaJav 9:15 a . 8: 45 a t 7:20 a J 1:59 a 7:20* 10:40* > 1:45? 9:45 a ,-t:4of 1t:<0« * 4:45p 10:45* ?:40p 1:50* 4:45p 1:40p ' -.....-. 11:45* 4:50p 2:53» * 9:00» ;2:40« .;.... 1:45r ...... 3:50p ...V.. -3:40p .;/.'.: -2:45P -'-I 4:4Qp ...... 4:40p •Saturdays. t Mondays. % Sit. Tamalpais only. t;^ a*^ Saassiito Ferry— TeL" Kearay 4GdO - TielHt lOffices^ m Market— TeL Dongjas 4407 : 7 General Office— Mill Valley. California. TeL Mill Valley 81 ~ "Tntra if TiHnUiis" vA "kMr lv" wt atwqs ipaa far pntt OCEAN SHOBE RAIXWAT^C- F. S. S tnttoa. Ksceivsr — Depot 12t& aad TH*rOT<«m * Leave • Saa TFnaoiaea I . . Xea.T» . Axteta r> 4 A.M.V.8:00, «9:30 - A. M...6J5, «.-40, MM P.M...5:00,*8.-4O^ P. -X..-.SM Leave Toaltaa Glea: P. M.. 3 :(KX • All' train* dally. • •Sta*« tor Saa Grejorlo an it pp»cadero. •'. j^_____ :i ____^ :l _^_J__ :L v^ :^»__^_£^_ \u25a0 BA.Y ,'AXtt'IXTKB.viLB^X .ROtJTKH'i %Alt laLand iUtj YardTValleJo, Napa.^CHelera Boati leave 7&K 9:45 •. ra . \u25a0 1 2 ;3O. 3:20. " 6^)0.&30pi.m.-*liMli ala carte.v \u25a0-\u0084\u25a0— pock and office. Norm lad ferry Boildta*. -• 11