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HUNDREDS VISIT
THE WAR VESSELS
Fleet Is Magnet for Sunday
Crowds and Tugs Are
Busy AH Day
ATTLESHIP row
was the chief point
of jtitraction along:
the water front
yesterday- The day
was Ideal for bay
excursions and the
.big war craft were
spick and span.
Hundreds of visit
ors crowded In a
steady stream of
tugs that piled to
and from the
ships. i^V.'-T;
A notable feature
of the crowd was
that it was com
posed largely of
women and girls.
Gay colors and
pretty headgear and dresses enlivened
the otherwise somber colored tugs. Not
since the ships have been at anchor In
battleship row has such a large throng
roamed their decks. <"- ,
However, within the coming week
the attraction will be increased when
the Maryland. South Dakota and West
Virginia will come down from Mare
Island. The fleet will then go south
for target practice.
Commander* to Chansre
Before leaving the ceremony of
change of commanders will be grone
through. Rear Admiral Giles B. Harber
will be succeeded to the command by
Rear Admiral Edward Barry. It is
also understood that the California
will cease to be the flagship, as Rear
Admiral Barry will take up headquar
ters in the West Virginia.
The change of commanders is sched
uled for November X. Cannons will
boom out the salvo to the admiral and ,
.the colors of Rear Admiral Harber will
b«> hauled down, while those of Rear
Admiral Barry will be unfurled on the
West Virginia. The order from the
navy department at Washington will
b« read and then the impressive cere
mony will follow.
Rear Admiral Harber will be rowed
ashore with part of his- belongings.
The boat will be manned entirely by
naval officers from the flagship and
music will be played from the decks
if the" battleship. This is an old naval
custom and has been followed in slm-
j lr:r changes in American naval circles.
Targets Dreak Loose
Tyro targets designed to serve in the
target practice of the torpedo fleet now
n Santa Barbara channel, after giving
the United States, tug Navajo much
trouble in the -bay yesterday .morning,
finally broke the tow line when out
of the heads and floated around,
ouffeted by the seas, for some time
oefore being made fast again. It was
:hen too late to continue the voyage
md the Xavajo put back to port with
t'»e 'insurgents." The targets measure
3ux6o feet and will be "shot full of
holes" when in service.
PresitJent Meyts Vo%
The President came in yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock from Seattle.
There were 325 passengers and a big
rargo of freight. The voyage was fair
all th«» way down : until Saturday at
midnight, when a heavy -fog and heavy
were, encountered. When off Dux
berry reef Captain Cousins '! saw the,
bark Amy Turner in what appeared a
disabled condition. The news was
flashed into marine circles, but it de
veloped that th« Amy Turner had taken
off her topsails and yards on the out
bound voyage. She was loaded with
lumber in from Astoria at 5 o'clock.
California to Lay l"p
The State of California will be taken
off the San Francisco-Eureka run and
substituted by tile City of Topeka/Cap
tain Gielow. The Santa Rosa or;, the
State of California, will be laid.., up
some time this week. v ' "~~
...Water Front Xoten -
The steamer Casco, Captain Ahlin;
came In yesterday morning from Port-
Land with a big sleepy owl boxed in a
crate. The bird had been captured. by
Mate X. A. Carlson, who spied It asleep
in the rigging one morning and
climbed up after it. The owl took up
its roost in the yards of the Casco
one night when off Cape Blanco.' "."-\u25a0, !
The Tenyo '"Maru will be fumigated
next Thursday, as traces, of T-odents
have been found that indicate the big
ship Is becoming a nesting place for
rats. Wednesday the last of the cargo
will be taken off. This was made up
largely of silk, most of which has been
shipped east already.
Tuesday at 1 p. m. the Mongolia of
the Pacific Mail line will sail for the
.Orient. Captain Henry Morton will re
sume command- after his leave of ab
sence, and Captain Kidd will go on the
Panama run. There is a large pas- i
senger list and a big shipment of mer- !
chandiee.
The KoTea left Honolulu yesterday
for this port on its return from China
and Japan. She is expected to arrive
next Friday morning.
Bjr L'nltrd Wireless
Sunday, .October 23.
ETrAMEE KOEEA. from Honolulu for" San
Franci«f>— O<t 22. 8 p. m.. I>7B tulles off San
I'ranclwo; all well.
STEAMER PRESIDENT, from Seattle for San
Fratu-iwo — Oct 23. -i a., ta.,- 15 miW south
<>f M<*ndociiK>: el<"ar: mijour northwest, wind;
roucii 6»>a: expect to arrive at San Francisco
3:30 p. ni.
STEAMER ASUNCION, from San Francl»«v Oct
21 for Vwiroovpr— Oct 22. 6:30 p. ro.. 37 milfs
pnuTh of. Cape Blanco:- fn^h aorthwest wind;
moderate v?» ; fine and clear.
STEAMER WASHTENAW, from Astoria for
Pert Ssn IMn — Oct. 23, 8 a. m.. 25 miles
north <jf Point Rrje*: nwdnrate northwest
breeze and fine -wratnir: expect to arrlre at
Port San I.v«« <Vt < 24. O,a. in.
STEAMER GOVERNOR, from Saa Francisco
Oct 22 for Seattle — Oot 23. 8 a. m.. 53 mile*
north of Kltsuls rr*f; moderate northwest
wir.rt fcu<l sf a.
€TEAMER 6A»TA RITA, from Kahulol for
Port Harford— Oct 23. 4 p. m.. all well.
TEAMER NANN SMITH— U?ft Point Arena
O<-t 22. G p. in. : will arrive at San Francisco
ort 2.'.. 4 a. ia.: at I.ay point 9 a. m.
STEAMER MAVERICK, from Richmond Oct 23,
4 p. m.. for Seattle and Tacoma — Oct 23,
6:3 ft p. m.,,0f1T Dnxbury reef; moderate north.
vceft trlnd tnd twell; clear.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[Special Dispatch to The Cell]
EUREKA, Oct. 23. — Steamer .State of Califor
nia cleared for San Francisco with freight, mail
and i>as*enßens. The State will not return, to
this port thi« winter. l>ut will In- replaced by
the sieanwr City of Topeka, which Is ncbednled
to Hrrire here TVedneaday.
North Taolflc *it«»ani*hlp company's steamer
Eureka, which - was expected to arrire today
from Portland, via Astoria, will not arrire nn
•Jl tomorrow morning. . 'H : :*2i L'
CharleH NeUon cctut>any*« Meamer North Fork
»hould arrive late toalpbt with mall and a
•arco of miscejlaneous freipht.-,
" TACOMA, Oct. 23.— Arrived: British steamer
Ontnry. from Seattle. .
,<aHe<1 — Steamer Watson, for Bound ports;
»t*-B«jcr <Jueeu, for sound ports...- ,
PORTLAND, Ort. 23.— Altnonph the British
*hip Glenavon wbk short of fallor* Saturday. It
filled the vamnrie* in time- to Hail this m*>m!np
for the United Ktnpdom. Tbc Glen.yon carried
122.756 r.ushels of wheat shipped' by. Kerr.Glf
frtrd & Co., It will co »o Failsmonth or Qu^fß";
tr>wn to awslt order*. ' : ;,r^ '"- ". "
Ksporta of train Xrom till* port will be heavy
within the nest few wi>ek«. Ve»»el8 here under
rjiimr from European port* are the French
h.rk» BMart. nabin, Hoche and &>****?'-.***
Frt-nch ship Thiers end Jtbe Briti«b • ship Ktrk
'"iT^^te'emef Herculcf will sail. Tnef»dar even
Prlrate \*lre— afew* York, CkUsmm*
Western Union Code \u25a0'
J. G. WILSON
* MEMBER -
KKW YORK STOCK BXCHAJfGB
CHICAGO BOARD OF: TRAPE-
THE STOCK -AND BOND. EXCHANGE
, SAN FRANCISCO
(\u25a0 Main Office, -JUM»>BMS.. S« F«f^|
1 Braßcfa Offlce»— Palace ? Hotel <ntaU«
corridor), San FraneUeoj Hotel Alejcao-
lrlm. Loai'A»B'«le» f *iCal. --.- ' -*. ;. T*
Xorre.rondeata-1-RarrU, Wlntkrop *
Co^ New • York, Chicago, -I Lo«do» - aad
Part* , _ -\u0084; . / -•*-•\u0084 -:
* \u2666 - \u25a0 •"\u25a0',..-
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
ing for the wlent.wlth 2-5.000 barrels oT flour
for Hongkong and 1,000,000 feet of lumber for
M SIW«« by fW. th» steamer Eureka did m>t
get to lt« berth until about noon today. The
Eiireki broufrh W passengers and a general
e *Wben r tbe X City sails tomorrow for _ San
Zg %£&& -1 WJ-iS
ft^^W^^^ater .^S S
night with 00 passengers end 200 tons of
freight. \u0084".r
ASTOHIA, Ore.. Oct. 23.— Steamer ; Break
water arrived today from Coos bay with freight
and passengers and went up the river for
Nlotor " schooner Oshkort arrived today from
Tiltmook with freight and passengers^
Steamer Rainier arrived today from San
Francisco and left up the river to load
lumber for return. • / • • • _ •
,Oil tanker Argyll arrived today^ from • San
Francisco with a cargo. of fuel ell and left
up the river to discharge. . •-'
Steamer Nehalem arrived today from San
Francisco and left up th» river to load lum-
Steamer Shasta arrived today from San Fran
cisco and left up the river to load lumber fop
return. . -
• LOS ANGELES. Oct. 23.— Arrived :- British '
reamer Penrith Castle. 73 day* from- Ant
werp- steamer Coaster, Colnmbla river; steamer
Santa Ross. San Diego: British, steamer Henley,
SaUna Crui; steamer . William H. Murphy.
'sailed— Steamer Santa Rosa. San Francisco;
steamer Del Norte. Crescent City: steamer Hen
ley. Victoria. B. C. ... \u25a0\u25a0- t
SEATTLE, Oct. 23.— Arrived: British steamer
Prince Rupert. Portland canal. ,„.,„„\u2666.
Sa lled— British steamer Red Hill, the wient,
steamer Century, Tacoma; British steamer Prince
Rupert. Prince Rupert; steamer Cottage City,
Skagway.
PORTLAND, i Oct. 23.— Arrived: Steamer
Brestwater, Coos bay:. steamer Sue H. Elmore,
Sailed— British ship Glenalvon, United King
dom. " : ' v ' ' '. . '*.'"yV ; %' -*i.X
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED'
Sunday, October 23.
9:40 p. nv. # ftmr W'ellesley, Llndquist, SUS
hours from San' Pedro; ballast to W. G. Tibbltt*.
10:30 p. m.. Ptmr Shoshone, Asplund. 62 hours
from Astoria: 650 M ft lumber to Charles It
* "-30 n m.. stmr Olympic, Hanpen, 43 hours
from Pan Pedro; ballast to E. K. Wood lumber
company^ .^^ Esther Buhne. Forrest. 3 days
from Coos bay; 31 M ft lumber to Pacific
manufacturins company. 2ST M ft lumber to
Steams lumber company.. \u25a0 " _-"' \u25a0' '\u25a0\u25a0 •-
7-50 p. m.. stjnr Willapa. Johnson. t>o hours
from San Pedro; ballast. to Sudden & Christen
*°s:3ei 1 p. m.. bark Amy Turner. Turloff, V days
from Astoria, in tow tujr Dauntless; 15,000 ties
to Charles R. McCormick. „ .- \u25a0
3:43 p. m.. stmr Samoa. Madsen. 50 nours
from Hedondo l»each: ballast to Caspar lumber
C °6 l : I 15 n p" m.. P "niV 1 Acme, Olsen. 2« brmrF from
Eureka; 424 M ft lumber to Charles Nelson com
pany. /'--, ;-* \u25a0:\u25a0• i
9:45 a. m.. stmr.Albion. Kyn/n. It hours from
AMon; 150 M ft lumber. 17 cords wood, 3,000
boxes apples to Albion lumber company. /
10-40 a m.. stmr Carmel, Hardwick. 44 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to J. Homer Frltch.
10:15 .a. m.. . power sehr Newark. W aylann.
19 hour« from Blxby landinjr: 1.000 bbls lime, 20
cords wood to Monterey lime company.
7:05 •». m., .strar James S. Higglns, Ellsson.
16 hours' from'- Fort Brapc. bound south;. put in
to land \u25a0 passengers. ' > '' '. _ n '.
2:50 p. m., stmr Pwsident. Cousins, # M^
hours from Seattle: pass and mdse to. Pacific
Coa«t steamship company. \u25a0
4:30 a. m.\ etmr Oawo, Ahlln. 65 hour* from
Astoria: 545 M ft lumber to E. K. Wood lumber
company.. 1 \u25a0 \u25a0 1' - , .
4-40 a. m., stmr Falrhayen. Paulson, 90 hours
from Ludlow; 750 M ft', lunjber to Pope : &
a. "m.. stmr National City, Higirins, 14 hoars
from Fort Brajrg; 292 M ft lumber \u25a0 to • Unloo
lumlier company.
SAILED
• . Sunday. October- 23.
0:13 p. m., power schr Surprise, Olsen, Pigeon
10:30 a. m.. stmr "Northland,' Erickson. Port
|oiso.a. .in.V stmr. Jamesj.S. Higglns "iEliasen.
»^anTPe<lqau'. r.T. V"," > '.?. I. "^ • v l _"'.' ' '
.p. "nJ.; p *tnir . Olympic^ - ilsm!<en. ; Gray*
Harbor. - '-"'^' i' \ . --'-'. \'::' ': "1"
~3 p. m..' stnicfPoiflt "Arena, 0 Jaeohsen, Albion.
"o-.p. m., Ktnai- Maverick, McKcller . Jr., As
\u25a0 «5-10 p. m.,' "strat ' Porno: Lilleland. Albion. '-.\u25a0
~ 12:23 a. m., stmr St. Helens, Jamieson, Van
couver and Nanaimo.
12:25 a. m., stmr Johan 'Paulson, Lancaster.
Portland.
11:30 a. m., stmr D,a!?y Freeman.; Johnson.
Gr«.VK Harbor. '\u25a0
12:30 p. m., stmr Beaver, Kidston, Astoria and
Portland. . . . "
1:10 p.' m.. II S tug IS'avaJo,- Santa Barbara,
with target in tow. • \u25a0> " • • , f* -_ -
1:25 p. m., stmr Aritonan, Mchols, Sallna
- 1 :25 p. m.. stmr J.. B. Stetson,- Sears, Astoria
and Portland.
RETURNED
V - Sunday. - October 23.
4 p. m.. I* S tuit Navajo. from sea, on ac
count of towllne parting from target in tow.
TELEGRAPHIC , .
i POINT LOBOS. Oct 23. 10 p. m.— Weather,
fogey- wind, west; velocity. 10 miles per- hour.
WEATHER .REPORTS
POINT T.OBOS. Oct 23. 9 a. m.— Thick; calm.
POINT REYES. Oct 23. 9 a. m.— Clear; wind,
north: velocity. 17. miles per. hour.
• FARALLONES. Oct 23.'- J a. m.— -Cloudy;
wind, northwest: velocity, 4 miles per hour.
' TATOOSH. Oct 23. 8 a. m. — Light rain; wind,
southeast r velocity. 19 mileß per hour. \
DOMESTIC PORTS .
FORT BRAGG— Sailed Oct \ 23— Stmr Noyo,
for San rTancisco. <
TACOMA— Sailed Oct 23— Stmr- Olympia, for
SANTA BARBARA— Arrived Oct 23— Stmr
Santa Rosa; from San Diego, and sailed for S»n
Franciftco. ' _. » ; "... '
SEATTLE— SaiIed Oct 22— Straf Cottage City,
for Skajrway. Oct. 23 — Br stmr Redhlll, for
Hongkong. •
Arrived Oct "23 — U S .etmr Manning, from
Townsend; 9 a. >m., Fr bark Eugene Pergoline,
from Cilasjrow: fr a. m.,.8r stmr Prince Rupert,
from' Prince Rupert. ' - ». \u0084 .
TATOOSH— Passed In Oct .23— Stmr Yosemtte,
hence. Oct 20. for -Seattle..,. Passed in,, return-
Ins, schr Gamble. :
Passed out Oct 23— Br stmr ; Riverside. 1 ; from
Tacoma, for Hamburg; sehr Gamble," from Port
Gamble, for San - Franclaeo.'- *- - •
NEAH BAY— Anchored Oct 23 — A barge. -
SAN " PEDRO — Arrived Oct 23— Br stmr Pen
rith Castle, from Antwerp; stmr Coaster. "from
Astoria: stmr Santa Rosa, from San Diego.
Sailed Oct 23 — Stmr Santa Rosa.-for San Fran
cisco: stmr Shna-Yak. for San Francisco.
ASTORIA — Arrived- Oet -23 — R a.->m.,. stmr
Bm-akwater, .from. Coos bay: -1 p. " m.. stmr
Shasta, hence. Oct 20: stmr Rainier, hence Oct
20; stmr Nehalem, from Eureka; 3. p. m., stmr
Argyll, hence Oct 20; stmr 'George. W, Elder,
hence Oct 21. •\u25a0 ' ' !»v-
SAN DlEX.O— Arrived Oct 23— Schr ; Come^,
from Grays Harbor. • • ;
EUREKA— SaiIed Oct 23—3 p. m., atmr State
of California, for San Francisco. .;; -\u25a0
\u25a0 POUT SAN WilS — Arrived Oct 23-7-Noon...stmr
Whittler. fr»>m Ventura; 1:30 a. m.. stmr Coos
Bay. from San Pedro, • and sailed 5:30 a. m.
for" San Francisco; 11 a. m., .stmr Santa Maria,
for San Francisco, j ' ; • . . • •
, ABERDEKN-r-Arrived Oct 23-^Stmr. Doris,
hence Oct I.). \u25a0" .. . \u25a0
. FOREIGN PORT^ : , ,
COMOX— Sailed O.ct 23— Br stmr Teucer.' for
Uverpool. '.* . . . . ••' • ' '. \u25a0
VHrroUl A— Arrived .Oct 23— Br. stmr Ilford.
from Chirobote; Br stmr Bankdale. from Eureka.
IQI'IQUK — Sailed Oct 18— Nor stmr Cuico, for
San Francisco, via Maneanillo.*-^- 7- 1
' OCEAN STEAMERS "
BOSTON— Arrived.; ' Oct 23— Stmr Parisian,
from Glasgow. ' . ' » -. . f
NEW YORK— Arrived; Oct -23— Stmr Baltic,
from Liveriwol ; f tmr I* Touratne, from Havre;
•»tmr Cincinnati, from Hamburg;*. stmr Califor
nia.' from Glasgow. ; ; . r '\u25a0 5;
LIVERPOOI^ — Arrived Oct 23 — Stmr. Carmanla.
from New York: stmr Megantlc. from. Montreal.
LONDON — Arrived; Oct < 23-i-Stmr Lake Erie,
from Montreal. • ' .- '•-\u25a0. . • . , ''•
.SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived! Oct 23— Stmr St.
Panl. from New York. • ~ :,
QITEENSTOWN— SaiIed . Oct * 23— Stmr Celtic,
for New York ; stmr. CaxonU. , for New York.
ATLAJVTIC OCIUN TRAVKL / *
FRE^GH-v:t.IN:E/
\u25a0\u25a0:-. CIE. GI-E. TRA>'BATLAXTIQUE. '
DIRECT LINE TOJBATM^-PARis;
Salllnpg Ererj- iThursda j' and » Baturtay. 1; • \
La ..T«uraiM..oct.'2T * | \u25a0 taj SaToi«..'.NoT. 10 •
Xa \u25ba Protrence.Nor. %' . | L* Lorraine.. Nor. 17 \u25a0
; " EXTnA: SAILINGS/ ' " % ; , £
These' steamers carry 'one clasg" (H) .cabfn'
pafBenuer6 : onlj-.; ' • 7 ;.;..C
Niagara : ... ..Octi 29 \li La Oucorne.Nov. 12 \u25a0,
Florida ......Nov. IS | \u25a0 'Caroline - . . V. Nor. 86.;
" : Vi:G AZI j BROS., Pacific Coast Managers,
630 ? Montgomery^ street/ gan \u25a0 Francisco.- Cabin :'
ornce,"T^s ? 3larkett street.^ i "\u25a0 ' '•:..; '"ci:^^'
-THE SA^FRANGISGO QAJJLU -MO^AYgoeTOBEE >24 t^1910; \u25a0/
* * . ; PIEJR. DIRECTORY
NORTH OF MARKET STREET
Pier .3/..r« Washington Pter, 17.".V..':~. .Union 1
Pier 5....... Jackson Pier 19. .V.V/... Union 2
Pier., 7. •.-.Pacific Pier. 21 .'.".:. ";...:. Filbert
Pier ' 9. :'i -Broadway- *1 Pier 23 .".Tr; Greenwich ' 1'
PJer. 11.... Broadway 2 Pier 23. ..V.Grenwich 2
Pier. 13. - Vallejo Pier 27. .;/... \> Lombard
Pier 15 ; : ; . . '\u25a0\u25a0 Green Pier, 51: r. ... . ; . . Powell
SOUTH OF: MARKET STREET 7 ;
Pier 4... Mission 2|Pier 28 ...:... araln
Pier. 6 Howard llPler 34. 1 . ........ Beale
Pier 8....;.. H0ward 21 Pier 56.. ..'... Fremout
Pier 10. .. ... .Howard 3 Pier. 38. . . . . ., '. . . . First
Pier 12.......F0150m llPler 401 . -
Pier 14.......F0150m -2lPier'42>p. M. S. S. Co.
Pier 1G. ...... Harrison Pier 44 J B
Pier 20:...../- Steuart Pier 54.... • Fourth
Pier 24 Spear ... \u0084
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE .
'I "Steamer [ Date
Mendoetno & Pt. Arena I Sea •\u25a0 Foam - ...".". Oct. 24
Humholdt .....'. State of, Cal... Oct. 24
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos 8ay.. ...\.]0ct. 24
San Diego & Way Port* Santa Rosa. . : . . Oct. 24
Cor* 8ay........:..... M. F. Plant. ... 0ct." 24
Coquill« River..:...... Flfleld ;J..1;y.. Oct. 23
Humboldt Santa , ; Clara/. . . Oct. 25
Nanaimo .', Falls of Orchy. Oct. 25
Grays Harb0r. .,....:.. Santa* Barbara .. Oct. 25
San Pedro. Hanalel \u25a0• /. Oct. 2fl
i New York via Ancon.. Newport ....... Oct. 2<5
Sal. Cms via S. Diego. Columbian .....lOct. 2fl
I Willapa Harbor Daisy I Oct. 26
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno "/.-. '. (Oct. 27
San Pedr0............. Bear .; : ;. . . . . :}Oct. 27.
Portland & Astoria.... Rose City. .. . ..fOct. 27
San Diego & San Pedro. Roanoke .;..... tOct. 2T
China & Japan.. ...... Korea ."....".... lOct; 2R
Mexican Ports.. ...Curacao ...... llOct. 2S
Puget Sound Ports. .... Queen ..lOct. 28
Seattle- & Tacoma ..'..: Watson- .'.'. .. ...lOct. 28
1 San Pedr0. ............ Ad. Sampson. . .Oct. 2S
San Dleeo & Way Ports President ...... |Oer. 28
Humboldt City of Tooeka.iOct. 28
Portland & Astoria.... O. W.-Elder.'. .lOct/ 29
Honolulu *& Kahnlul.. . Hllonlan ......|Oct. 30
Puget Sound Ports..... Governor . ;. . .'.JOct. 30
TO SAIL /
Date I Steamer J< 1 Destination | Sails 1 Pier
Oct. 24lCoronado ..... Grays Hiirbr! 3 pro 21
Oct. 24jWelle»ley .. Portland r.'.J 5 pm! 27
Oct.'24lßedondo .. Cook Bay .".{-3 pm ....
Oct. 24|Buckman . Puget Sound 1 pm 10
Oct. 241 President San Diego... 4 pm "- 9
Oct. 24lBear .....'. Los Angeles. ;9 am 40
Oct. 24 1 Ad. Sampson... Los Angeles: 1 10 am 10 •
Oct. 2r.!Clty of Topeka.|Humboldt~:.llo am 11
Oct. 25lMongolla ....:. I Hongkong .. 1 pral 42
Oct. 25lCity of PanamalAncon 12 ml 42
Oct. 25! Senator JPuget Sound 2 pm "\u25a0 0
Oct. 2.* I Santa. Barbara. .lf.os Angeles. 1 pm 51
Oct. 25lTahoe - .... : .. . j Portland . . .1 5 pm 27
Oct. 2fll Brooklyn .....I Point -Arena. \u0084.1. -,4 \u25a0
Oct. 2fi!Santa Clara/. ..iHnmholdt ..|lo am 13
Oct. 26|Wllhelmina ..^Honolulu ...112; m 38
Oct. 2PlSea*- Foam. ....IPoint "Arena. 4 pm - 4
Oct. 2«! M. F. Plant, :.. I Coos Bay.. P 3pm 8
Oct. 27lFifield- .... ...ICoquille Riv. X pm! 1»
Oct. 27lShna-Yak .....(Portland ... 5 pml 27
Oct. 27lHanalel I>os Angeles. j 3 pml 10 \u25a0
Oct. 27lSanta Rosa.... San Dlesro. . .111 ami 9
Oct. 27llsthmian ...... Sallna - Cruz.. 10 amr27
Oct. 27|Coos 8ay...... San Pedro... '4pml 11
Oct. 28ICa«eo \u0084..'. Portland ... 5 pml 27
Oct. 2K!Century .. Sydney .:... .... 1...'.
Oct. 28!Roanoke Portland . . . itO ami 13
Oct. 2S'Bear Portland ...112 ml 40
Oct. 2nlßose City... .. I»» Angeles.) 0 ami 40
Oct. '.VlPresldent ..... Puget Sound! 2 pml 9
Oct. 2fl|G. W.Klder... Los Angeles. | 7 pm| 13
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination | ; Steamer . | Date
Valdez & Seward lOlympia ....... Oct, 24
Skagway & Way Ports. i City of Seattle. (Oct. 26
Skajsvray.& Way Ports. Itlumboldt ...... [Nov. 1
..Sun, Moon and Tide
United States, coast and geodetic survey — Time,
and heights of tiiles at Fort Point. For city
front . (Mission street -wharf) .add 25 minutes.'
. MONDAY. OCTOBER 24 -
Sun rises fi:27
Sun 5et5. . . .' ....... .". :.:.:... . .V - 5:21
! Moon ri5e5..'. :."...;..".. v. .'..;: 10:45 p. m.
! Last; quarter- m00n... 24, at, 9:30 p. n».
New moon:. ..~:.-."...-..V.'.;. Nov. l.,at 5:47 p. m.
First." quarter moon^'.- . .V".". ."Nov. 9. at 9:20 p. m.
jTJme ITimel , iTlmel ' " ITUnel
Octf Ft 1 1 Ft l-^-'Ftl -^-1 Ft
1H W| |L Wl IH-Wf :• |L Wj
A. M. I \u25a0>?< p. M. r
24.. 1 C:4l 4.3(0:511 5.5 3:2fi 5.111Q:8ai— 0.3
25. .16:45 4.5111:181-8.7 4:47 \u25a0. - 4.5!H:551 0.0
I 1P.M.1 \u0084 I
2«..| 7:» 4.f1!12:46l 3:4 fi:lS 4.61....1.....
27.. 0:531 0.2 i 8:2OJ 5.1| 1:55! 2.» l 7:2« 4.«
2ft.. 1:471 0.61 8:32 l 5.3 -2:451 "2.71 B:S3 '4.7
29.. 2:.".« O.flT »:23 5.4 S:2B l.'l 9:SI 4.7
30.. 3:22 1.2 0:54 5.5 4:ofl| 1.3|10:24l: 4.8
31.. 4:00 1.6 10:221 5.5 4:38 0.9 11:111 4.7
U. S.j Branch Hydroßraphlc \u25a0 Office
A branch "of the United -States hydrogrnphlc
office, located in the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco, for the benefit of
mariners, wjthout regard to nationality and free
0/ .expense. -Navigators are cordially Invited to
visit the office.". where . complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
Uaod for comparison' and . reference ,'"and the
latest' information can always be obtained re
garding llghtsr danger* to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce. .
. •:\u25a0'-,. : J.C.BURNETT..
\u25a0 " " " Lieutenant, U. S. . N.. In charge.
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
. Duptli at mean. low water, entrance to< harbor.
PLACB | Ft. I Date | Remarks
Grays Har! 16 lOct. , s!Depth given is for south
' I " ' I I channel.
Willapa B| 27 jSept. 3|........ '.. ......;.
Colum R.| 27 ISept. 5| . .^T.
\u25a0: Bar buoy to . right of
Nehalm R 0 July, 10 entrance. • Channel : is
\u25a0 shifting to nor t h,
*-*. \u25a0 ' '-' ' \u25a0 ' \u25a0 very narrow. 150 ft.
Tillnik 8.1 '9 lJuly 5 Channel shifted 1 mile
- 11 I" south in gale Nov. 28.
Yaqniaa B|~l3^|Sept. 12|. \u25a0.:....". .'?
Slualaw'~R| 5 | Aug. 181... :...............
U'mpqua R[ » jSept. 30|. ."773
Coos Bay.'! 18 ]Oct. * »|Cnn buoy No. 1 gone.
Coqullle; rij --8 |bet. 4 [Channel straight: \u25a0 \u25a0. L .
Rogue Rlvl j 2 \ ficpt. \[. :................ J. . .\
Klamth R| 5 .|Ang. lj Channel S. W. straight
Hmbldt Brio ISept. llchannel straight work-
I I '. I/\u25a0 ing north. .. ... ...... .
S Pedro B I 20 [Sept. 30lXo. change in channel."
S Diego B|.2B'^|Sept.3o|No change In
S Pablo Bj 24.^^ lAug.^OlDepthJndredged.chan
• -'" I I -'* -\ nel. \u25a0 -.-..- ./.y,i ;
ESCAPING GAS ENDANGERS
LIFEiOF WOMAN
M rs. yLila < Fookes .. Rescued by
H Lodgers; Frbirr Asphyxiation^
•-\u25a0 Mrs. lAYsi Fookes; 3751 ?^.Twenty-fourth
street, was rescued If romi asphyxiation
at her home yesterday rriofn!ng t through
the timely, discovery ; of -the escaping
gas b"y, lodgers Jn \ the house. 4 , Sho was
found unconscious in heribedroom by a
woman .who detected, the;" odor of '.gas
and roused several men, r^who forced the
door and ; rescued f. Mrs? 'Fookes. -Dr.
James Stone, , whose office ?fsj in ;the
neighborhood, iwasi called^inyiand suc
ceeded , in revising ; .heK i Investigation
showed:- that'- a :\u25a0 gas; pipe >' in 7 - the" bed;
room -had -sprung; a leak," during 'the
night." ;\u25a0/.,.. , ::.::": :.::"^ \ : :- : :',',\u25a0 }~ \u25a0:\u25a0
HAM BURG -AM ERIC AN
? ORIENT LdHpOH-rViRIS-HAMBURG"\
U- -r ' fKals'n Aujr. Vic ' Nov. !?S, JtV na.' I
, -An;orientar:crui Se v%mgNew • B tuS^;:::l:::::4^NoT^^iS:^|
LLh TXiLAAD, ; for Madeira^ Spain. «"ant, k Gymnasium.?-^Elec: Baths. rj: Elevator, I
vltaly i; Greece;tTiirkey, Egypt; Holy : p^^^??!S???^:^r?^^^-w?X^^^•;.v J :v:^V^; \u25a0 '
Rateß . f rom^SS-up, including land- f *s. s. ; Cincinnati /.Nov. z, io a. : "m.i
Ine"an*d pmlMirlclne «Vr>prinoa at en?" *S. & CLBVEI*AND." Dec. 'i «,T Jnn.- 28 i
v; CRUISESVrOJTHE WEST INDIES^: ;*New--17.00d^tbnR^EfcVa^or.^Electflci;
VfinTTTiir AMPnirA" an* r innTTMni Baths, "Gymnasium, -etc. \u25a0" fCallsj: Gibraltar,*
f. ~HV* W . ' AMJUKiIiA rf AKO UND f Algiers, Palermo, ; Genoa, ;' pmlttinc ; . Naples. .. ,
fTHEVWORLD. ; \u25a0:,,...-.- bookings for nh-e service
r;,v " ; I?** 4 for ; Illuatrat«d; Book.""/' v . \u25a0\u25a0\u0084\u25a0 ;, .Tourist Dept. for Trips Every where! , ; S
'" '\u25a0'\u25a0 . HAMBURG-. AMERICAN LlXE.^ ie6t Foirenlstl^Phone; Kearay/ 2040 :' ,' : - >
| Weather Report ;|:
.» . — . • • — '— ' \u25a0\u25a0' — — ~ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0»
United Statesf department.- (of ri aßrlculture^-
Weather bureau — San Francisco. October: 23. -
: V RAINFALi; DATA :l
vl---': 1 - ;. -' ; \u25a0 " . : Last , Seasonal Kor
* Stations— • \u25a0\u25a0 • . 24 hours*' .to date • :^mal
Eureka....:'.!.'..'."... 0.00 0.75 . - 3.23,
Red 81uff........... O.OO: 0.52 - V- 1.95.
Sacramento^ ......... 0.00 2 0.48 - :
Mt. Tamalpais.. . ... 0.00 . 1.08 ' r 1.86
Sau Francisco.'. . .' . . . . ' 0 . 00 '; . T*' 0. 70 }t,v v 1 . 18
San -Jose..; , 0.00;; 0.2» :'0.86
Fresno" ............. 0.00 "\u25a0' 1.42 0.78
Independence 0.00 . - 1.31 , ;rt:;0.70
San Luis 0bi5p0..... 0.00 0.68 ! ; .1.37
I>o9 Anireles. .. '.'. O.OOi . ;0.81 : ; v O.SB
San, Dieg0....;..;.,. ,0,00. '\u00841.53 > 0.41
- PACIFIC COAST STATIONS : .
'\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' 5 51-51 • \u25a0 \u25a0' ••\u25a0/ \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ?S J ;
STATIONS 3 S '.'f STATIONS ;g£ % \
.- , \u25a0\u25a0 - v.r. g •\u25a0,--. \u25a0;\u25a0• y y.-rj.jh
Bolsp ;...... ,V>o|3fl .00 Keno ........ 7013rt1.0f)
Eureka^ ... . .152150 .00 Roseburg" . . .. G4138 .00
Flaffstßff V..".|«0 28:00 Sacramentp . .' 80|52 .00
Fresno ...... 78 521.00 Salt Lake... . .'.42 .00
•Helena ..... 54 40 ,00 San, Diego.'..'. 68!60 .00
Honolulu. .:.. 80 72 .04 San^ FranclscolC6 52 .00
Independence 76 46.00 San Jose.. ..'. 80 42 .00
Kallspell V. ;. 52 30 .00 S. L. Obispo. 80 46 .00
Ixis' Angeles. T4 50 .00 SE. Farallon. 54 .. .00
Modena . ...:. 64 32 .00 Spokane .... 50 38 .00
Mt. Tamalpais 73 . . .00 Summit ? ..... 7.i|32 .00
North Head; . 52 48 .02 Tacoma ; ..... 56148 Tr.
Phoenix ;.?... 88 50 .00 Tatoosb.3 . ... . 50148 .80
I'ocatello-.... 6044 .00 Tonopah 4 : . . . . 62|4«> .00
Pt. Reyes Lt. 54 .. .00 Walla Walla. 00144 .00
Portland ...; 50 44 .01 Winnemucca % 170128 .00
Red Bluff. .. ;|Btt 56 .00 Yuma ;. . ••• • .[9014S .00
II ' i EASTE3RN: STATIONS | £fH J»
Abilene ...... 74 46 .00 KnoxTille ... 64!38r.00
Atlantic City. .. 44 .00 Loulsrllle ... 6«!42 .00
-Boston 58 48 .46 Memphis 68148 .00
Buffalo :.;.., 501.. .00 Montgomery.; 68|46 .00
Charleston ..68154,00 Montreal- .... 48|42 Tr.
Chicago . . ... 60142 .00 Moorhead . i . . 62132 .01
Denver "..'.... 681381.00 NewjOrleans: 74 5C .00
Dea Molnes. . . 74|3G| .00 New York. . . 54 46 .00
Dodge City... 76 42 .00 North; Platte. 76 28 .00
Duluth ...... 52 32 .00 Oklahoma ... 74146 .00
Durango . 62130 .00 Pittsburgh ... 52142 .00
Eflstport .. 48146 .32 Roswell . 74 34 .00
Galveeton ... 72162 .00 St. Louis 70 42 .00
Green \u25a0. Bay. . . 56134 .00 St. , Paul. 66 34 .00
Hatteras .... 68158 .00 Tampa ...... 78 64 .00
llarre .'......158140 .00 Toledo v- ...'.:. 168 42 .00
Huron itO 32 .00 Washington V . 60 46 .00
•Jneksonvllle .72 54 .00! Winnipeg ..V.|.. 32 .00
{Kansas City. .J72J4S .Oft. :--\u25a0\u25a0-, r. \u25a0 :
•SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS .:
A depression -of moderate depth han \u25a0 appeared
on the Alaska const, extending a» far south as
Puget sound. High southeast? winds are reported
at TatooHh and at North Head. -The larger por
tion of the; disturbance will probably, more east
ward through .: Washington and ;Alberta.- ,but- a
small portion \rlll< move soiithward . along the
Oregon coast. The weather Is generally clear
throughout the" United States." Riln has -fallen
only on tli« Paclftc coast north of : the Columbia
rirer and on the Atlantic const north of Boston.
Tliere hare been no temperature changes of
consequence except . a fall, of 14 degrees off
Hatteras. - \u25a0. . ; ' \u25a0>
The relatlrc humidity at Red Bluff was 38
and. at Fresno. 60 per cent. - : .
Forecast. for the 30 hours ending at midnight
Monday. - October 24:. \u25a0 \u25a0 .
For San Francisco : and vicinity — Fair Monday,
with fog-In the morning; light \u25a0 cast wind,
changing to moderate west. . . . ':.:-. t ' .' • "
For the Santa Clara valley— Fair Monday;
lljrht north winds. ......
For thn " Sarramcnto valley— Fair "Monday;
light north winds.- \u25a0 ' '- '\u25a0' ' ,
- ' For tho ' San ' Joaquin" ! valley — Fair. Monday ;
light north wluds. -• : .-•. -• • \u25a0 ' • i
For • California south "of the Tehachspf— Fair
Monday, with fog in the . morning;, light north
winds, changing to south..-- .;\u25a0 ~ • \u25a0
A. G. -McADIB.- District Forecaster.
\u25a0 »
WILD CATS, COYOTE
AND BEARFOR PARK
Animals Received. Frorri Arizona
to Get Permanent Cages
Two' fighting wildcats, directly from
Arizona,' a- hungry, looking, half scared
coyote -and a plump, lovable .little lit
tle browri~bear have been added to the
; Gate park menagerie; 'The
park commission is wondering what to
do with them. The brown bear is. not ;
an acceptable, addition: .to the half
dozen varieties in the boar cage. He
is not of their caste and. will not" be \u25a0
admitted.
The two wildcats and the coyote
are k at present housed In; an inclosure
just south of. the buffalo pasture, and
they spend their timo» in chasing each
other and hiding from the curious pub
lic. Their food they take at the dead
of night, v The r brown, bear for '/-.the
present- is being- retained in the.-.Mis
sion untile a cage'ean be fixed for him.
All four of ;the pets 'arrived' from.
"Arizona last ;week, and they liaye not
yet j become accustomed ito the luxuries
of civilized.l ife, "coyote is' busy
watching therwilJcats' and- the flatter
are": equally busy watching -the form ej.
The ' commission expects to have -them
properly housed in'a" short time so that
they may be appreciated as an addition
to the collection. already- at the zoo.;
REDSKINS, BEWARE! ?&
'WILLIE IS ON WARPATH
Lad Veniiires Forth Armed With
- -. ' Saber; and Revolver'^ '
Armed with <a saber, revolver.) and
belt of cartridges," William yon Krak
.han. 2807 Bryant street, Is" wandering
between San Francisco ; and Stockton
in a boyish quest for the scalp of the
redskins, hoping to emulate the exam
ples of the' literary V heroes' of a,pecu
liar -brand of .fiction .much. .enjoyed", by
the youth ; of ;the land// , C; - .'. ... : ; :., '. ,^*:V
The youngster's i father -.notified :the
police yesterday of ..the <belllcoae J atti
tude of his son.;' Of late_ William had
been ac ting. queerly.:v He ; was possessed
of a mania- for doing, things- at one^f ell
swoop and* murmured. incoherent words
of * shots suddenly ringing out Ih.the
silence j of Cthe ; starlit - night, 'and -con
tinually crawled /about , on -his .;. hands*
and ;khees, ; traiMngJmaslnary enemies.
Unable tb~ restrain himself longer^hie
"hooked' Via belt of jcartridges, revolver
and saber and . startad out on | the ? war-'
path*= Saturday. '/"As *he r - has": relatives" in
Stockton" the belief is- that ' he is ; headed
in that direction." ;'He is |13 , years;old.
BICYCLE BACEES COLLIDE— WhiIe contesting,
i ma bicycle race. at the park stadium yeßter
' dny ; afternoon fiW.Lyhian."- 1625 i Polk street,
yi and Oocar V'ott,! So9. Oak street;. collided,. liy
roan wag batllyi shaken up and cut on the head
\u25a0 and - arms,' while , Vott J suffered ; a.broken rib,
\u25a0In addition to minor cuts and. bruise*. -. ,'•.: : -
PICTURE BRIDES
CHOOSE HUSBANDS
Kimono Clad Daughters of Nip»
[wn^Scranible foT'Affinities; '
f :> oh? Tenyo Maru -
, "Marry in haste and. repent at leisure/ 1 -
If .this adage be true 24 fair daughters
of /Nippon* "will Jhav'a y much leisurely
cause . for discon tent, - for. on -;the\ decks;
of the ; Tenyb^laru of • the i »Toyo Klsen,
Kaisha company a record in quick wed-:
dings was established- yesterday morn
ing. \u25a0 . ; __ \u25a0\u25a0\u0084: .'" . ... ' /'"' ;
'The • "picture .niarriage'.'J trade as a
mail order business" is ; becoming more
popular with 5 - each ';. incoming ' steamer
from the orient.": The .Tenyo Maru came
into port VFridayv with.: its .score of
blushing, correspondence school brides,
but ..'"owing Ito 'the T restrictions of 'Uncle
Sam's immigration laws it: was neces-j
sary to -provide husbands to save the
women from "deportation.';-
BRIDES MATCH PICTURES
.The laws'of Japan are such as to per
mit matrimony 'on the' ; mailVorder plan
by;' the .exchange, of , pictures : and an
added simple -re^ijuirement.v Each of the
kimono v clad bridea ;mutely. held up a
picture of. r the "\ prospective husband jto
the : ; immigration j inspectors and ' made
gestures toward the crowded docks. .".;
".Here; a 'similar scene '/was passing.
The' 24 / grooms, surrounded ,by crowds
of;; interested friends, from time : to
time took out* pictures of^theirjmates
to ] be and scanned i the lower decks : in
the hope of seeing the. original.; Captain
Filmer'set "Sunday" "morning as an"ap
propriate hour/f or- the wholesale nup
tials, andinumbers' of sailors gathered
toiwitness^the's'splicin'." -i ; . : . \u25a0
'AFFIJVITiES FERRETED ' OUT
Shyly the women- went on deck, where
the men were lined up. Though . none
,had before .seen her husband elect, by
the simple method of calling out names,
and matching photograph: with face
they:- ferreted^! out .their affinities.
Stripped of all ceremony and pomp, the
weddings .were ~ gone "through: with a
speed! that would make Reno happy
with expectation." \u25a0' '
"Within an .hour after, the first coupla
was united-- the ' last vestige of the
, women- had been I removed: and, bag and
baggage, they were. on their way to take
up quarters with' their new found hus
bands. "Circumstances gave rise to the
belief r that in several cases even the
, system" r had not been fol
lowed, but had been adopted to evade
thelaw, with the purpose of importing
women; Into this^ country for immoral)
purposes. ~* , ?,?*/\u25a0-.
CHILDREN HEAE 6ToßlES— Alameda. . Oct.
,23.— About 100 children heard the stories told
yesterday at the : Alameda jpubllc library by
\u25a0;\u25a0 Mrs; Mary Schrock Olsen. This was the sec
•ond of 'a series of a course designed to \u25a0 assist
. .. the children^ in becoming ; acquainted with the
best In literature. :. '•' i . '\u25a0
• ;.PACIKIC UCKAXTMAVKI.
-' Steamers leave' from Eroad-
y^vpSs-^Qiv way Wharres (Plert 0 And
ffi/\BV*b\A\ Low rates. Inclnrting berth
I I X^nfia 1 I «*"! meals.
\ \ V**"***/ / Special Round Trip Rates.
VaV 7W' * IiOS , ANGELKS
SAN DIEGO
• SANTA BARBARA
President or Governor Alternate Mondays, 4 p. m.
* Santa R05a....'.. .... Every, Thursday, 11 a. m.
•Only steamer. cnlllug at Santa Barbara. .
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TO WNSEND
'f-TACO-aiAi VICTORIA. VANCOTJVBR >!
Connecting Vat Seattle for Southeastern 'Alaska.
v Skagway, Dawson. Fairbanks and all points on
.the. Yukon. \u25a0' -"' i^-- l J .-.
-President or Governor alternate Saturdays. 2 p.m.
5enat0r... .....:.^.....Tue5.'.' Oct. 23. 2 p. m.
Qaeea.'.-. . ".....„...: .Toes., Nov.' 1. 2 p. ' m.
City of Puebla..".. i .....!...Tue».. Nov. 8, 2 p.m.
Alternate Tuesdays tTbereafter, 2 p. m. i
EUREKA (HUMBOtDT BAY" .
City \u25a0 of Topeka. . . .' ..................
Oct. 23. SO, Not. 4. 0, 14. 19, 24, 29, 10 a. m.
GUAVMAS, MAZATIiAN* ,£a. PASS
E.\SE.\ADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO
SAN PEDRO, ETC.
Curacao. . : . .;.-(. . . . .'.7th of each month. 12 m.
. LEAVE SEATTLE
ALASKA CRUISES IS>ll
Spokane.June 14, 28; July 12. 28; Ang. 0; 0 p. m.
.' 'Right reserved ' to ' change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICKS— PaIace Hotel.' 653" Market
.at., 16 Market 'at. and Broadway Wharf.
; ; : .Telephone Kearny.492. ' . ,-
OAKLANDr-1120 Broadway. Tel. 'Oakland 5650.
CD. DUNANN. General Passenger- Agent.
v^^, AMERICAN-HAWAIUN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
mJy|*>y Tchuantcpec~koute
/^B/9rs .Reg-olar Fait Fr«l«lit Serrlc* .
NEW VORK TO V PACIFIC COAST
PORTS J.ND HAWAIIAN \u25a0 ISLANDS.
sailing- from- New York every alx days,
making* direct connection '< with Pacific
\u25a0teamers sailing from Sallna. Crus,
Mex., every, six days-, for San Franclaeo.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS, TO NEW.
.YORK. Also to .Mexican . and all prin-
cipal European -'ports under .'through
rates and through bills of lading, fail-
ings I from San Francisco . every 11 days.
For rates and further particulars ap«
ply to -DEARBORN C&.LAPHAM. Gen-
eral Agents, . 9 Bridge- street. New
York. WILLIAMS. DIMOND . * 00.
General Agents. Pacific Coast. <
.. 810 Sansome St. San Fraaetoeo
SEATTLE-TACOMA
'., \u25a0 BelllnKham," Anacortes,' Everett,^ Port Town-
send,-" Victoria, Vancouver and Jail , Alaska.
l? r s. "buckmanl . . . .... : . . . . . . . . ; . .'.Oct. 24
. 8.. S. -t ADMIRAL 5AMP50N. ... . . : . . .Oct. 80
8. S. WATSON... ..-......'......,.;.. N0t. 6
LOS ANGELES DIRECT
S. g: ADMIEAt, SAMPSON.'. ... V. ."1 ; ;Oct. 24
;S.i S. WAT50N. ... . ... .V. ..... .V.. . .Oct. 30
g. S. f BUCKMAN .../.. V.V. ......... N0v. ;C
Alaska-Pacific Steamship Coi.
;TICKET OFFICES: ;
t * General Agent's office." Howard street wharf
•\u25a0 No.' S. \u25a0 \u25a0 Ticket office, > 54 Market ' street and
648 i Market -'street. \u25a0-*,:";; ".":-; - .-;\u25a0..• y
•v> Sailings "from T Howard r street \u25a0wharf No. 3. :
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
/(ORIENTAL
8. 8.- Tenyo^ Marn.'....'. ..TnesdAy.-Kor.- 1, 1910
8, 8. Nippon Maru. . .... Tuesday , Nov. 23, 1910
B. ' B. i Chiyo v Mara : (rla 'Manila) ;.;.-; ;.^.-..... . \u25a0-
\u0084 . . V . ... .. ... ."*:. .'. ; r.Trxoai*?, Deo. 80, 1910
0 Steamers sail J from i company's s piers, \u25a0 j Nos.' 42,"
44, near ; foot s of 'Second; at.. -at -1 p.' m.,^for
Yokohama and Honekong. calling.- ar Honolulu.
Kobe (Hlogo) and i Nagasaki and Shanghai ; and
connecting at ' .' Hongkong : ,. with .steamers " for
Manila,': lndia. 'etc' No cargo receired'on board
on day >of sailing.^. Bound trip tickets , at • reduced
ratet.^ 1 ;---' 1 '"*/- rV V - "-'\u25a0 .i-"->. i -"-> " v"-.V~" : -- ; -
n For- freight and passage apply -at offlep. 240
James V Flood - building.', v - .-'.X : *. W..> H.' AVERT.- • -
\u25a0> : ,;\ y;.j -\u25a0>] . \u25a0 ' Assistant General Manager.'
New , Through )\u25a0 '\u25a0 Passenger v s.Bd : Freight Serrlce
-, v: . -— -Without •Change.'-- - - - ,r
SAN * FRANCISCO -TO .WELLINGTON. . ».*> Z.,
-.. . :, VIA TAHITI ANDBARATONQA. --., ,--',-
8. 8. AOB-AN GI (4,888 \u25a0 tons) ; sails . ; . : . . Kot. 1 1«
8. 8. MAITAI % (3,893 tona) 5 tai1t .. : . . . . : Deo. 14
\u25a0 .'• Sailings ' every 1 28 days ; j connection |at | WelUnK-
toa * and -Auckland * for.- New Bfealand \u25a0- ports - and
Anntrallar.*'^: \u25a0' -i# -',-.--"- '^'r^y \u25a0:<.:--'\u25a0 %P^~. 2.* '\-:>?
OCEANIC S. S. CO.. General Agentß. 00 Clay st.
Ticket Of fle, , 673 Market < st. < Tel." Kearny : 1281.*-
HANAI 111 I! \u25a0 S- S- Sierra (10.0C0:ton» dIa-
|IVnUI.UI.U .j, placement* satla 11 a.m:: Not. -
1 12,*1810?j' Special : round; trip |110, flrat classcj
[TAHITI -Ali D ' NE"W. ZE AI. AND-^S. S.l
<*gs;|Marlpoea: sails t\\ f a:'on,V! N0v.^22.';. .-;;;
; Special Tahiti 'round s trip ? fl3s;^flrsti claan^
IOCEAXIC UXK^673 Market;ite( Kearny 1231 \u25a0
AUCTION SALES
SALE 5^
* Tnesday, October 25, 1910,
-: .. At 11 tW m. : -\u25a0•.--.-
A conjljtnmpnt from Mendocino county, -con-
.<j<-tlnjr of 42 h^ad of borseg and mares, weighing
from 900 to 1.400/ broke and, unbroke;. also har-
ness < and • rig?. ; : Outside horses told son. commis-
sion.'. 'Mission-. tal« ,<stabte. i 4-10; Valencia' ;st,'
near^ t3th. ; 11. COHEN, Auctlcmeer.
MONDAY AT 11 A. M.,
203 ,and COO Valencia St.. 65 head of cheap
horses and mares. suitable for ranch work. All
kinds .of wagons, bngglps and harass. Outside
stock sold on commUnion. 'Phone Park 3T23.
JEcv HORSED MARES, HORSES jte>
I have authorixed , OdHl & Flester to' s*ll at
public auction: my 11 restock !- TUESDAY. wOct. 25.
11 a. m.. 227 Sth st. cor. Alice, Oakland. Sale
takes place rain or shine. A. NELSON.
FIRE DESTROYS A /l
? , SHIPLEY STREET HOUSE
• , A [.; fire started ': 'by. crossed electric
wires destroyed a j two story frame
building at 65-73" Shipley street early
yesterday; morning, j • Those who lived
in the house, and. lost their.' furniture,
clothing and other personal effects were
Charles Elgin, Mateo. •Santoro. Joseph
MiHer,; Ida Rehlow, Mrs.'D. Olson. and.
J. JEJlipoles. % . ' ;
. TRAIHS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM OCTOBER I. 1910
- VIA OAKLAND PIER
Leare (Foot of Market Street) , Arrire
2.19a Niles. Traey, Lathrop, Stockton,
' Lodi, GsJt. Elk Grove, Sacramento.. lI.ISp
. 6.40a Hsyvrard. Niles. Saa J05e............ 7.08a
7.00a Richmoad, Port Costa. Beaicia, Sulsun, \
'\u25a0", "'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Dixoa. Sacrasa ento. Rosevile, Mirys- } 7.28p
-. *<. - rille. Redding, Dun anuir.. . . . . . J 1 0.38p
: 7.OQ> Hair*. Vtc&TtUe, R umsey.. . . . . .' 7.28s
7JW» Davis,^Woodland. (Marysraie, Oro-
ville), Williams. -.Maxwell. Wilowt,
- \u25a0'\u25a0 : - Hamilton, Corning. Red Bluff. ' 7.28a
'7.401 Vatlejo, Napa. Cilia toga, Santa Rosa.
• - Martinet. . .............. . . ..... 6J»»
7.40a Avon. Saa Ramoa. livermore 6.48b
/.4iU NilM. Pleanntoa. Uvwmore. Tracy.
... Lttaraot, Stocitaa , Lodi, Sacramento. 7.28i
7.40 1 Trsay. . Los Uwos. tverman. rre?no, 4.28p
8.03t Nsvark (Ceaterv-il!?). Saa Jose. Lot
Gatot. Wrisht, Fdtoa (Boulder
Greek). SaaU Cru5.........:...... 4.48)
. 8.20* Port Casts* Mirtin ej. Byron. Tracy.
'-Stockton. Merced,' Fresno. Goehea
Juaction ( Hanf ori Armona), Viasiia.
Portervule. Qikersfi eld 4.48p
B.Ma Yossmite Valley *» Merced.......... .* 4.481
9.00a Na«s.rSsa>ss). Livermore, Stockton
\u0084 . ; (•Milton). Valley > Soring lone. Saera- -
ra5at0.. .'...... 4.28»
; a.03» Soaora. Tualum oe aad Angels 4.28 »
9.00a Atltatis Express— 3»cr ta:ato, Tru>
• • kee, Ofiea, S«lt Uice City. Denver.
,Kaa»s City, Omaha. Chicago ...... '8.28?
9.40t Richmond, Port Costa, Martinet.
Bay Poiat... 6.48p
10.20* ValUjo Mare IsUnd. Nap* 11.28a
10.20a Los Anzaiea Passenger — Port Costa,
Martins*. Byron. Tracy.- Stockton,
' *" Merced. Fresao, (Hanford. fin^lhit*,
Vistlla.) Bakersfleld. Lot Angtiee.... 7.48p
10.40a 8»a. Franeiiao Orerjaad Limiud—
. Dearer, Ksnos City, Bt, Louis. .
Omaha, Chiur0... .,..-......'. 8.28p
II 23a Shasta Limited— Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle. V.:.r.. ;....'. 9.18?
,19.03a Goldfield Pass.— Pott Costa. Beaicia.
'*\u25a0?.„. , Saerameato. Truckee, Hasea. Wa-
buska (Yerlnatoa. Mason), Miaa,
Toaopah, GoldiieM. Laws. Keder.... 7.48a
1 12.00)1 MirysTille, Chiw. Re d Bluff *StSp
1.20p N'ilss. Irringtoa, San Joee... Z*Bs
1.40p Saa Lean.iro, Nate, Centerrßle, / 9.08a
Newark. San. Jose.... l 7^Bp
2.00ft Newark, Saa Jose. Lot Gales. Wright, '
Fel toa (Boulder Cress). Santa Cras... 9.68p
2.40e San Lnadro, Niles, Saa Jose.:. 928a
3 3.OQp \u25a0 Beaicia. VVmtars, : S*ersmento— Worni- \u25a0
i Una, Kaifhts Lsadlag. Tudor, Yub» »•» • «
Qty. MarysvOle..... 10.48a
3.20a Part Costa, (Stockton), Martiaes.
Byron, Modesto. Merced. • Fresno. . 12-OBp
3.45s Vis Sau«li to, West Napa, St Bsleas,
CalistQga. ..-..........'.. 10.38*
4.00i Va'.lejo, N»pa, CsJistojj,. 6aoU Rosa,
Martins j. Sin Raooo. LWtrmore... 9^Bt
4.00p Nibs (Cennrville. Newark). Urer-f 10.28a
• more, Tracy, Stookton, Lnai.:.... l Il.lBp
4.43a Ssn Leaadro, H»yw»H. Nilee,- Pleas- _
' antoa, Livermore,' Traey, Newaua. " >»- J
- • Kermaa. Fresno. ll. lBa
5.00? Vallejo. Port .Costa, Benleia. Sacra-
- raenta. Lincoln. MarysvOle, Oraviiie. 1 1.28a
B.OOp Davis. Woodland, Volo, Arbuelde.l 2.48»
. Williams, Colusa Junction. Willows I 8.28p
5.03p Russ:ll, Saa Jose. Los Gatot 9-28a
5.20t Saa Leandro. Niles, Saa J0ee......... • 7.48t
6.03p Owl Limited— Los Ange1e5.......... • B.oB*
6.40p Eastern Express— Ogdea. Pueblo. Den-
ver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chics ire,
. '- "Porf Costa. Benkis. Ssertaento.
• . Truckee, (Lake Tahoe), Reao, Sparka 8.28p
8.40a Hai-wsrd, Nfles tod Saa Joee... 6.45p
{7.00p Vallojo.- Port Costa. Martinet, Bay
\u25a0 Poiataad Way SUtions.;. .:..-."... ,J11.18p
• 7.40p Richmoad, Port Cosu, Martiaes.
•S - Connrall, Tracj-, Lathrop, 6tocktoa. IZ4Bp
j - 8.20a Oregon Express— Davis, (Sacramento), t '
-< \u25a0 Willows, Redding. Ashland, Portland, \
\u25a0'\u25a0: Tscoms, Sea (lie, Spokane * 9.oft
< 9.00ft China t and Jspsa Fast MsJ— Ogdea. \
- Cheyenne. _ Denver, Kansse Qty,
Oouha, Chicnjo.. 2.4Ep
9.00p Port Costa, Benicis, Sacrsmeato, Col-
fax. Traekee.' Reno.*.'..:.....-...... 10.08m
9.40» Bakersael<L \u25a0 MeKittrlek. Monarch.
' . Moron, Fellow.. .....;.\u25a0....-.;..... 8.28a
9.40ft Richmond, Port Costa, Tracy, Mo-
de*to, Merced, - Fresno, Haaford,
Coaling*. Vlsalla. Tulare... - 8.28a
9.40p Hunter's Train— Saturday only. Sao
'Jose and Way Stations ............ J7.48p
. 11.40p Portland Express— Sacramento, Maryt-
. vQIs. Red BTaff.Wted.mtaath Falls).
Ashland, Roseburg, Portland. Taco-
. / :;^: ;^ ma. Seattle... ;.'........ •• I2^Bp
NETHERLANO'SROUTE-Frem Padfle Strtst Wharf.
„ ColUntTiUe, Emmaton. Rio Vista. Isletoa, Ryde. Wal-
nut Grove. Vorden, Courtlsnd. Clarksburg. Sacramento .
Stsamsr Navtjo, leaves San Franeisco 8:00 a. m. dally
except Sunday, stopping st points shown, arriving Sac-
ramento 6:00 p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9:00 p.m. dally
except Suaday (no stops ea route), arriving Baa Fran-
cisco S :OQ a.m. • . ' -. . '- '
Stsamsr Modoc or Apache, leaves Baa Fraadteo 1.00
p.m. Daflr, except Sunday; arrive Saa Francisco 11.30
p.m. . ; :\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0':•* \u25a0\u25a0 ' • '\u25a0',< \u25a0 \u25a0 ; •' ' : \u25a0
OAKLAND HAR4OR FERRY— Frem Saa Frsnduo.
' . Mirkst Street Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6.00
a-m. to 9.00 p.m. . Sundays-a.45. 8.15. 9.45. 11.15
| a.m., 12.45. 2. 15, 145. 5.15, 8.45, 8.15 and 9.45 p.m. .
• LOCAL FERrtV TRAIHS-Vla Altme* PMr. -
T« Oakland And) Alameda— ft 10, ff.45 a.m.. Aad thea
\u25a0i 10 Aad 45 minutes past the hoar until 7.45 p.m.; then
&K. 9.15. 10.00. 10.45, 11.10 pan. aad 12.15 aja.
To Alameda an4 Fniltvale via Horseshoe tame At aNvt.
A for Morning, p for Afternoon. ., t Sunday execpted.
'-, \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 X Sunday only.' § Saturday and Sunday only, .
V' aSunday and Moaday only. ..'
i^^v Schedule Effective
fe^S) October 12, 1910
''\u25a0^QfiWßy*'---^--' I-'NION: FERRY, DEPOT
• - -•\u25a0'•\u25a0 .;•- - Saa Fraaetoeo. ..
•X«aTe|--.. : Lj Via SausalitQ , .' - v . | Arrive
•7:45 a Petaluma. Santa Bosa; Healda-
" burg; CloT?rdale, Uklah, Wll-
. '• Htß,' Sherwood, • •GuerneTllle, "
l*slonte- Rio. " ;»Duncan Mills. ;
'-'\u25a0"'. ' •',' "Sebastopol ..,.. J ..TT .'..-.;..\u25a0.;.. 6:35 p
,8:15 a ••Sonoma.', ••Glen \ Ellen:. '.../... f5:33 p
8:15 a Pt. v Reyes,' " Camp : Meeker/' Caza- . • • >
-; •;-. 'der0... .Jr.. .-...•..'....-...'..... |6:35 n
tS:4u a Petalum*!% Santa''" 805a.,. Healds- - :,^--
- - CloTerd&lew.GuemeTille, -
Monte ; Rio, /Duncan : Jl His.... t":3T»P
10:43 a Petaluma,' Santa 110ea, ;..:.-.;..". 4:35 p
!2:45 p Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker (leafe*
-\u25a0• \u25a0•-">- 'from Car.adero>.7 ;.r.-.;V..'.,... {7:03 p
, 3:15 p Petaluma, .Santa T-" Rosa, Heald.t-
',. '- bursr." ClOTerdale,; Cklah. -Guer- , >
' neyllle, .\u25a0- Mont* '.-' Rio, .- Duncan
.-\u25a0'\u25a0• ' Mills.lSebastopor V...:.., 11:05 a
4:45 p Sonoma.-Gleo-.Enen.:.........,^. 9:35 a
:5:15 p Petaluma. -- Santa Roaa. ....... r... 8:.*« a
AELECTHJC; SUBTOBAIT, VU. SATTSAIITO
I SauMUtoi \u25a0\u25a0• Mill ValUy, ' San * Ra/ail ~ Daily
ettry^ 30 \ minnteo . from :\u25a0 8:43 \u25a0 a.* m." \ until 5 8:43
a.* m.;. ; hourly. until: 2:4s p.'m.l" then 3:13 p. m.
and every 30 minutes until 3:45 p. at.: then 0:«3.
7:45. 8:45-p.>m. and 12:01 a. im.' (On Sun.invs
In addition at!*:ls.p.:m-> ! ".•--* - ' - - " ~ :-- -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. -
Fairfax— Leares t«:45.;tT:13.-tT:43.*8:15/»:45;
8:45. : J0:45,r11:45 a.m., 12:45.- 1 :45/ 2 :45, 1 3:15.
3:43, < 4:15, , 4 :45, 5:15. 3."«13. i J8:13, \ 6:45, > 7;43
9:4.lip.im.'«il2rfll?a.lm.' w ..-•/-'. : • - -
San'fttentin via San Rafael— B:4s a. m., 1:43
p.'m.,i|3:45 p. -m.:" * • *
-. Xiburop and \u25a0 BelT«d«r»— Week : days \ |T:43, P :30
arm.;: i12:45,1|4:45 |3:45 p.'m.v; Bundaya|7:4s.
9:30.,|10:45 a:>m.*. 1:00, 3:30,%7:40 p. mr. 113:01
•; B. l j«.*,>''fi.;.>.-.-'.![,>^';»;/.,, ',;, : , \u0084 -
't* *fsunday» " arrive . p." m. \u25a0• ••Sundays . arrive
7:05 « p. . m: « : t Except Sundays. "' tSundaya .; only.
only.. : :B*ia.Bausallto. . -• •- -. • ~
1 \u25a0 PaclQc . tran«f cr company's < a jen t* .are author-
ized to check baggage direct from residence. .
AIJCTIQNiSAfcES
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. ...:. OCTOBER 2«.' AT tl A. Xf.
At J. B. HORA N"S SALES YARDS.
-- Tenth and Bryant Streets.
100 head .\f sres and GeUUnss. •' weight . frnot
1.100 'to *l,5O0:' 50 bead" are nnbrnk?. 40 head
; are.jrentle. broke single, and double.. . These are
', the low. Mocky built., heary boned horses, from
C tab. such as ;v?ry one knows are tha best
' horses that come 'to San Francisco*" ..
> We will alsn offer at the same time 10 beart
I of Horseshoe Bar brand of .Mares and Oldies*.
broke double. weUhtr.OOO to 1.40Q Iba.. ard «n«
earload of Mule* broken, weight 000 to 1.230 Iba.
! Stock on exhibition at Koran's Tuesday. October
23. >. Sales. Wednesday. 2«. at 11 a. m. L .
I • E. STEWART 4t CO.. Auction* . \u25a0\u25a0
feAUGTION^S
A CAR OP HORSES. MARES AND MULES
• of the same con.«f*nment we sold last Thursday
• will be sold Thur*4ay. October. 27. at 11 a: a»..
\u25a0\u25a0 205 and 200 Valencia st. W» will tell fmm t'
to 2 carloads of the same stock aTary week.
Thts consljtnment' consists of 800 htr>k» and 20rt
unhrok* htirMK and bw:«». . W» will continue t»
sell ta«n until we close them out. \u25a0 We will;
1 aTso-jwktl 40 bead of raeap ranch stock. . wajrons
and harnwis of all kinds. . Outside stock^sold oo
commission. Phone Psrk 2723.
-.\u25a0\u25a0».' CLOUGn A BRODIE. Aw*tteß«<rs.
! $& AT'AUCTION £&
i Yoa can buy 1 to a carload of all purpose
i Horses and Mares, at your own pric*. Also
Wagons an-1 Harness. Horses dellTtred to trains,
• and boats free of charge- PonU for«et Wednes-
day. October 2ft.- 11 a.'m. 5*W 4th St.. Oakland.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
f VIA COAST UNB A.
LMTt (Third aad Towraend Stratti) ,. AiAn
t5.33a Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean .Viaw,
Cemeteries, South San Innciaco,
23d Street. 3rd aad Tawsiend \t.*Z*
' 6.30a South San Francitco, San JasevGibq?. X;* "
(Hollister), Sargent. Ptiaro, Watson- \u25a0
ville, Santa Cro* ...'...., *7.50f
. 7.10 • South Saa Friacixo, Pato Alto. Eta
- • Jose, Way Stations \u0084,.. 7J3O*
7.10a Mayneld, Los Altoa, LotGatot t7-20»
8:00* Shore line limited— Pmo Koble*
/"".\u25a0• Hot Spriaji.- Eents - Barbara. Loa
Anzefes..-. - '. •50>
aQSa The Coaater— San Jose. Fajara (WaV
•=,v, - . (onrile. Banu Cras), Csstroriße.
(Del Monte, Mont erty. Pacific Grove).
' Salinas. 'Sciedad ' Paso Robles Hot
Sorinss. Atascader o, Pan Luis Obispo,
*tarf. (Lompoc). Saata Barbara.
Ventura. Oxnard. Los Anztlei...... !t.45>
B.loa Uayneld. Los Altosw Loa Gatoa. Writht, i
Glsa wood( Boulder Cr t r k), Sa nta Cntx,
. . WatsonTille. Qutr otillc. Del Uonte. .
Monterey. Pmcifle CroT«..'.. .\u25a0..\u25a0.....- 9.CC>
' 9.00a Ssa Jose, Gilroy. F.iliaaj, rt>o Robles
Hot Sprinats. A taseadero. San Lois
Obispo— Tres Pino* — Wataonrile.
Santa Crus. Dei Mont?. Monterey.
Pacific Grore ... T 4Hfl»
: 10.40* South San Fnnrisco. Buriintsme. Saa
Mateo. Palo Alto. San Jose tS.35a
10.4Da Lot Altaa, Monta Vi«ta, L<;f G»toi. . |
1 1.30a Valencia. Street. Ocean View. Cclma,
Ceaeteriw. Bsdra. Sin 8run0...... 135p
1 1.40a South San Franeiico, San Jose.. t&2C*
2.00> Dal Uonte Express — San Jose. Gilroy.
Sargent ( Watson nille. Santa- Crux).
Dd Monte, Moatcrer. Pscifio Grove. .
(SsJinas) li30»
— £05 p South Ssa Frta cisco, Palo Alto. San
;. • Joee *;...i.i. ...... «.4Sa
tZOoB Lot Altos, MooU Viats. Log Gates... 13J2S)
300> South San. Francis eo, Saa Mateo, St9 '\u25a0
Jose. Gilroy. Tree Piaos. Salinas 10. IC*
S.OOp WstanriTille. Santa Crus. CastroTi!l>, . "
1 Del Monte. Monterey, Pscifie CroT*. 10.10a
3.15p Santa Gars. West Ssn Jose. Ix* Gates.
k Wricht. (Boulder Creel), ftnta Gros. IfllSJ^
4.00p Sunset Express — Tucson, Demise,
O. Paso,. Uouitna, Kew Ortra&e, „v - .
-Paso ßoWes Hot Sprinss. Ata«cadero.
6ta Luis Obisoo. Saats. Barbara and
<•« V , LoaAueies ..........* iasB«
4.00p KaasasCur. St. Lotiia. Chica?o 10.55a
4.20e South Saa Franeisco. San Jose 19XCa
t3.05* Burlinguae. San Mateo. Palo Alto.
. Saa Jose aad Way 5tati0n5. ........ t.4Be
t5.20p Redwood. Palo Alto, San J05e.....;.. I.ICp
t5.2Jp Los Altca. Monta Vista, Loa Gatoe... f3.25p
t5.25p Burliajvnf. Saa Mateo. San Jew 3.C5?
t5.30p Loop— ViJeacia Street, Ocean. View.
>.-- Cemeteries. South Saa Frsccisco, '
33d Street. Id and ToTsiecd....... \u26666.iC|
5.4Cp Saa Bruao. Saa Matto, Rednood. Palo f f 2S«
Alto. Santa Clara. Ssa Jose; \ 7.36a
t5.40p Los Altos. Los Uatat :9.45a
tB.oop Millbrae. Saa Ma tea. Palo Alto, May.
field. Los Altos. Los Gatot t&CCs
t&OSp S3d Street.' Viaiticioa. South Ssn •
Francisco. Valencia 5treet.. ........:- f7.158
0.30* South Ssa Fna cisco. Saa Jose 5.450
8.00 1 The Lark— Paso Robles Hot Spriajs,
SaaU Barbara, Los Angfje5., ....... 9JOi
B.oBp LosAajelesPsKspaffT— Gilroy. Ssliaas,
Paso Robles Hoi Sprint?. Atatcadero,
San Lnis Obispo, Santa Barhan and ~
Los Angeiis...... :.-.....: B.3Cs
IO.OOp Saa Jose and Way StaUonj. .' 7.2C»
9 I 1.45p South Sea Fraacaco. Ptto Alto, Ssn / " 7.«5»
J05e..... .......:.;. UIO-SCp
. . LOCAL FERRY TRAIN S— V.* Oakland Pier.
To Oakland, Berkeley. Berryman. Cast Oakland tntf
Fniitvtlf— Daily— From fl.oo a.m^ snd titry twenty
.minutes until 7.00 p.m. iadiiaive: thea 7.40. 8.20.
, 9.C0. 9.40, 10.2a 11.00.-, 11. iQ pja.. 12.20 tad
UOsjb. > , _
To Sttlitr ii»d Ms!r«ts via Seventh St— Daily— From
6.00 a.m., and ertry twraty minutes until 7.00 p.m.
iariustTe. then 7.40. 8.20, O.Ca 9.40. 1020, 11.0.
- and 11.40 pjn. i > r .;'
To Stonshur it— Da3v Except Suadsy— loo, 7.00, B.CO.
9.00 a.ra.. 2.». 10D. 4.C0, ISO, 4.40 pjn. Sunday
only 0.00 1000 aa. 1.00. 2.0Q. 100. 100. fi.CO.
«.40pjB.' :. - ' ...
Te Oakland First St.. Fruitv»!». Aitmsda, via Harseshee
— Daily — From t*.CO, &20 a.m. and every twtnty
minutes ontii 8.20 a.m. inctaaiTer then 9.CQ. iSV,
IaOO, 10.20. ll.Ca U.20 tm., 12n, 12.20 .1.00, I.JO.
2.C0. 120, 1.00, 5.20. :3.W pjn. and vrtrr t-»tcty
minutes until 7 p.m. indusire; 7. W. 8.20. 9.00. 8.40.
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m.. 12.20 apd. 1.20 a.».
Additioaal train to Osiiand First Si, 2.13 tjn.'
Tt Weil i«mty— Daily Except Suadar-From BLCO
a.m. . and every ' tweaty minutes untillt.2o ajn. ihciu-
Hre: then 9.00 s.n. and' every hour until 4.oQpjn.
iadusiTe: then 4.20 p.m. aad every twenty Abate*
until 7.00 p.is. iaciueive: thea 7.40 p.m.. 8.20. 9.00.
9.40. 10.20. ILOO. IUO p.m. aad 12.20 ail.
Te West Btrkslsy — Saadars ccly— Ftobs 100 s.m..
thea 7JX), 7:40, 8:20, 9.00 aja. indusm: thea B JO
' a.m.*aad erery twea^r minutes 7.00 p.o. inclunT?:
thea 7.4flrpjß^ BJO. 9.00, l4». 1020. ILOO. 11.40
p.m. aad 12.20 ajn. .. ...
T* Cortla— D»Jy Eisept SuadiM—Jroo i.OO aja. sad
every 20 minute* until 8.20 a.m. mdoaiTa. thea
9.00. 10.00 a.m, IZOO m.." 1.00. ZOO. 100. ICO. 13).
4.40, 6.00, 5.20, 5.40 aad 1.00 pjn. . -
Te Carbln— Sundays only— Proa 1.00 aja. then 9.00
a.m., 0.20 a-m. aad erery tweaty miau tea- xatll
1.00 p.m. ,
Ta Stt«e. RiehmonJ. Puniraw-AOOiat, s.4opm a2opa«.
v Union Tramfir' Co. anthorised to cheek F«tjpsje
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