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MYSTERY OF TWO
WRECKS IS SOLVED
learner Charles Nelson, Only
Ashore, Reaches Port
;f:J'.. Under Jury Rudder
CTH the aid of
wi r e l es s teleg
raphy and a dense
fog Captain Han-
Eon of the steamer
Charles; Nelson
gave an Imitation
on Friday of ' a
ship ashore at two
places, one J-.70
miles ' m from < the
other, "at one and
the same time.
The Charles Nel
son arrived here
yesterday steered
.by a Jury rudder.
From the light
ship to the harbor
the steamer was
. towed by the rev
':. «*«.« cutter McCulloch and wa s docked
.. atlhe seawall by the tug Sea Rover.
• •" : • A wireless message was received Fri
day from Captain Hanson saying that
. his.. ship was a6hore just above Point
Reyes. About the same time a tele
c phone message from Point Arena re
ported an* unknown steamer ashore
.- north of that headland. Taking it for
granted that Captain Hans»n knew
• •where he was it was assumed that
:. there were two vessels ashore and the
•jnarine underwriters prepared for trou
\u25a0 ble.- It now appears that the ship seen
•north of Point Arena was the Charles
• -Kelson and that Captain Hanson was
about .0 miles farther north than he
supposed.
j The Charles Nelson left Tacoma five
days ago with 750.000 feet of lumber
- for this port. At 4 o'clock Friday after
noon. In a dense fog, the steamer went
c ashore north of Point Arena and while
wallowing around in the breakers lost
\u25a0its rudder. About 160,000 feet of lum-
V tier from the deck load was thrown
/ overboard and. relieved of the weight,
. the steamer worked its way Into deep
\u25a0 water without assistance. A Jury rud
.-dcr was rigged and the steamer pro
• ceeded on its way. under a slow bell.
•-' : • "he \u25a0 revenue cutter McCulloch met
; -the crippled coaster at the lightship
;. and towed it into the harbor, where the
-.tug Sea Rover took hold. After the
.-vessel had docked at the seawall Cap
. tain Hanson reported that the steamer
was. not leaking and that he believed
: the hull had escaped Injury.
•• ..Ca-ptain Hanson will tell the goveYn
= inent inspectors all about it this week.
" ", ' \u25a0;.: -Ten jo Mara Sails Tamday
\u25a0 L- .;The Japanese liner Tenyo Haru, Cap
.' -tain Ernest Bent, which will said Tues
day . : for the far east, will take from
•• .nef-e -120 cabin passengers and 400 in
• -the steerage. Among the steerage pas
'. s-engers will be many Chinese who will
...go home to celebrate the Chinese new
: .year. The cabin passengers will in
clude a large number of tourists, mis
\u25a0 slonaries and businessmen. Y. Osakl,
'-.-•.•the mayor of Tokyo, and his wife, are
;: .£Qing home on the liner after having
.. -made an extended- visit to Ihe old world.
. •• other passengers on the liner* will be
M. Joblin, a Standard oil official on his
way to Saigon; Dr. XV. E. Macklin, a
• .mfdical missionary on his way to China,
and F. Y. Chang, secretary of the Chi
nese iejration at Washington, who Is
taking his son home to Peking.
• ; .The liner will carry 5.500 tons of
\u25a0\u25a0.••-•c.a.rg'o, which Includes 5.000 tons of raw
.-cotton.
:•\u25a0'•.. Captain Bent, who was on leave last
.- iyoyage, has. resumed command of the
• ": . W. H. Reid, formerly freight
•' '. £.'**\u25a0&; will go out as purser in place of
• ;C : >Lacey Goodrich, who will go to the
;• jorjfnfin a few weeks as general pas
• \ senger agent for the T. K. K. and West
•:- •ernr. Pacine.
.; y. f'mfldent Carrie* Manj- Passengers
" : Thfe Pacific Coast steamship company's
.President sailed yesterday for Puget
: : eoynd. Among the passengers were:
•w. T. Jfqv*s W. M. Morrow
•.\u25a0\u25a0•"<,. M. Underwood an<J Dr. P. n. Hamilton
-.:" nifi and wife :-&-,.?.
•'. .F. . Bla.ngy and wife C. Kerne
. Miss M. Holland Miss X. Dans
..' . T. . Bossy? and wife 3. Head
• . H. O. Liberman
/ , -. H,... Ffcrrtery and wife Mrs. L. Balrd
;-.• A 1 ™.- Mol.lpnUauer Mrs. C. ThistleTalte
••\u25a0..\u25a0IV-:H. Strofca W. W. Allen
\u25a0'.rjf:.' Mitchell N. 11. Fetten .
v ;.Mr*. G. Matthews P. Maas '.
\u25a0J^Zr*- Harris and sister F. Wllber
'. .'\u25a0 ?-•' "Fisher M. Growney
-.S. -Gilbert Mtes E. Kelson
.-M-cs.. -M-cs. "S. Harrinjrtoa T.-^fagle and wife
S-. '-T-- So-atx and eon T. Wilson
- : p : .- U'l liens . Miss C. Becker
•Mrs. T. Strattoa C. MeArtfcur
•\u25a0 OTss U. Fillmore EL Burke
;. M-Ise C. Cutler . . Mis«-A. Colllni
•• • ; C;-.:Ev«ns and wife S. Barton and wife
.:- •*.•';•\u25a0., Two Steamers gall
.'• \u25a0 V"The California and Atlantic steamship
\u25a0.\u25a0.-company's freighter George W. Fen^
.••. wi<^k and the Pacific Mail liner City of
\u25a0 ' Para sailed yesterday for Panama. The
/ 3R3£r.a;will go direct. The Fenwick will
"•'nra-ke a stop at San Pedro- to finish
y:-Lba : cU-rig, The Para Is loaded to Its full
-\u25a0 :vfca"pa-city with California proOucts for
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0^'Qiv- York, and the Fenwick will be
•'. viyfccn'.it leaves San Pedro.
\u25a0..- TbUpk'- Too Powerful Sleeping Draught
•; ';. .'Captain Parker, master of the Brit
.*, ..lslr*ship Dunfermline, took a dore of
\u25a0.' Haiidanum and chloroform' Friday night
• ' by "way c-f a sleeping: draught; and yes
•.terdM>* morninf? Dr. George Childs Jlac
••• .iit.'nald was sent for to "wake him up.
• -'.i.he doctor was. successful and the cap
.' i«in was tak*-n to j^t. llary's hospital.
' •' The Dunfermiiv." 1s in the stream ready
\u25ba for sea. The t'e&tel arrived here v Aug
ust SI from ' AviPtraJia. Captain Mc-
LaughlSn, the Blaster.* was confined to
his bed and the ve.<=sfl was in com
-. ir.and of Chief Of£eer Macgregor. Cap
tain Parker was sent, out to take -the
Vhijr back to Kngland. He is said to
have been s^JTerinc: from insorania.and
» it was to -secure rplltf that he turned
to the ship's mPTJi cine chest.
. Wat^r Frunt \otM
. Receipts of* lumber yesterday by sea
,• amounted to 1,157.t)0X) feet.
The British steamer Century, Cap
tain. Downie. arrived ; yesterday from
Tacoma to finish loading for Australia.
• , The Pacific Mail lir.er, China left
Hongkong yesterday for this port
A. F. Green, chief time keeper for
' the Pacific Mail company, has returned
from the first vacation he has taken
since be entered tlie company's service,
«, ?6 vcars ago. He left here last July
for & visit* to his old home in' England.
' and will resume his duties at pier 42
.* tomorrow. - ,\u25a0 .
* „ The Patiflc Mail liner Manchuria 'ar-
I rived Friday at Hongkong-. ,•
Inter-Ifclsnd Company Get* $12,500
• The United States circuit court of ap
pc-alfc, in a decision handed down yes
terday, cut the claim of the Inter-Island
« steam and navigation company for terv
.'ic*s in floating the wrecked steamer
Lock Garve in March, 1306. down to
• $12,500.
•-..• The original claim of John D. Spreck
' els' &; Brothers company for the serv
ices of one of their tuga in. floating the
gtesmer was affirmed by the decision.
V- -The Lock Gar%-e was wrecked on a
• coral reef on the Island of Molokai,
H2T-, on March 6, 1307.
. • . Change of Masters '
"Steamer Newport; late master. Thom
• a$ Fry; present master.* H-.W. Dunham.
• ". Bark Gerard C. Tobey : late master.
*."W.. McLeod; present master, J. TurloCE.
Enrollment*
* Steamer George W.,Elder; G. M-. Jes^
6^6teTmer National City; A. D. Higgins,
mas'er. • .? .
By United "Wireless '
Saturday, ' October • 29. . '
crvturtra. KOJTCOLIA— From San FrVncisco for
HoEsrkonz via Honolnla and l'otohamar Oct.
2S. | o. m.*, I.OIS miles from Saa Francisco;,
RTEAKEH. EA2TTA RITA — From Kaholul for
Port San Luis: Oct. 2S. 8 p. mi .725- miles
from Port San Lni«: fine weather; all well; ex
* peel to arrive daylight l^uesdar.
STZAMXB CHABXE6 . KELSON— From
' *^K«n P«lro # Oct. 29. 4:15 : a. - m.. 30 'miles
\u25a0'•- ~ K°J :%t ™i>otnt "B«ve«; boai.«l^ontlj:., had
' d^oTjury rodder and wi ma kin? 8 mile, per
hour; all -tc-IL'^BMHI
' mile* from llplitghlp; moderate Ü Bouthwe?t ; wind
aixl sea; cloudy: all well.. . , ,
* B tt^"^^^E^^ lU^^
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
.lightship; smooth sea": light lsoutbwettt wind;
will arrive Sunday morning. .^ -- 1;
ETEAMEB HYADES— From Honolulu" for San
Francisco; Oct. 2S. 8 p. m.. 377 miles from
lightship; light southwest wind; cloudy; ; tea
smooth. '.. (%
STEAMER ENTERPRISE— From" Hilo for ' San
Franciwo; Oct. 2S, S p. m.', 947 miles from
lightship; light "north wind;- 6ea amooth; all
well. . ; - ; ../ ?*: . Sf:,
V. S. S. McCULLOCH— Oct. 29. 1:30 p. m.. re
ports being alongside steamer Charles Nelson
passing line aboard, off lightship.
STEAMER GOVERNOR— From Seattle for San
Francisco; Oct. 29. : 12; m.., 71 miles north of
Cape Blanco; weather overcast; sea smooth;
.barometer 30.10; temperature 54. .
STEAMER PRESIDENT— 6 p. m.. 23 miles north
of Point Reyes; weather overcast; hazy; fog;
smooth sea. \u25a0 _ .'\u25a0 \u0084.
ITEAMER CAHLOS— Left San Francisco 4:10 p.
m., for San Pedro..
STEAMEa WASHTEKAW— 4:3O p. m., 21 miles
north of Pigeon point; calm and hazy. .
PIER DIRECTORY
NORTH' OF MARKET STREET «
Pier 3. ... Washington Pier 17. . . . ;. . ..Union 1
Pler J 8....... Jackson Pier 19 ..Union 2
Pier 7 Pacific Pier. 21 .....Filbert
Pier B... .Broadway 1 Pler-23. Greenwich 1
Pier 11. '...Broadway 2 Pier 25 Grenwlch 2
Pier 13 .... Vallejo Pier 27........ Lombard
Pier 15 Green Pier 51. .....:..' Powell
SOUTH OF MARKET. STREET
Pier 4 MlMlon 2 Pier 28. Main
pier 6 .Howard 1 Pier 34 Beale
Pier 8... Howard 2 Pier Sfl ... Fremont
Pier 10 Howard 3 Pier 38 First
Pier 12 Folsom 1 Pier 401
Pier 14 ...Folsom 2 Pier 42 1- P. M. S. S. Co.
Pier 16 Harrison Pier 44 J
Pier 20 Steuart Pier 54 Fourth
Pier 24 Spear
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From 1 ... Steamer | Date
Grays Harbor ........ I ChPbalis .....'.. Oct.- 50
Greys Htrbor ..' :j Norwood ....... Oct. 30
Antwerp ria San PedroTPenrlth Castle.. Oct. SO
Mendocino & Pt. Areaa Sea - Foam ..... Oct. 80
Honolulu & Kannlul... HUonian Oct. R0
Puget Sound Ports Governor Oct. CO
Coos Bar . .1.. ........ Redondo Oct. 31
San Pedro ; Vanguard ...... 0ct., 31
Honolulu .....:. Hrades Oct. 31
Seattle '&- Tacoma....; Yesemite ......Oct. 31
WlUupa Harbor... ;...!Dai?y Oct. 31
San Diego & Way PortslSanta Rosa .... Oct. 81
Graya Htrbor ....... .iNewburg ........ Nor. 1
Ran Pedro I Santa Barbara/. Nov. 1
Portland & Astoria Beaver :..]Nov. 1
Pan Pedro Ro»e City ...: Nov. 1
Naoalmo Leelanaw Nov. I
San Pedro '........ Hanalel Nov. 1
Humboldt ...ISanta Glara ... Nov. 2
Puget Sound ....... ..IVirginlaa Nov. 2
Humboldt IClty of Topeka. Nov. 2
Hilo .........;..... :....l Enterprise Nov. 2
Coos Bay ...IM. F. Plant. ... Nov. t
Sal. Crus via S. Diego. Nebraskan ......INov. /3
San Dlrgo & San Pedro. G. W. Elder... Nov. 3
Grays Harbor Coronado ...... Nov. 3
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno .....'....• 8
San Pedro Nome City .... Nor. 8
Seattle & Tacoma..... Bnckman Nov. 4
Pnget Sound Ports.: Umatllla Nov. 4
New tork via Ancon.. Pennsrlvanla ... Nov. -4
San Diego & Way Ports Governor ....... Nov. 4
San Pedro Watson Nov. 4
Portland & Astoria.... Ron note ....... Nov. 5
New Tork via Ancon . . 1 Peru Nnr. «
,»w York via Aacon..|Stanley Dollar.. Nov. 6
TO. SAIL '\u25a0
Date I Steamer j Destination | Sails ] Pier'
Oct. SO 1 Norwood ..'.... \ Los Angeles. (2 pm M.V
Oct. SOlObeballs ........ILos Angeles. '2 pm ..'..
Oct. 30[Watson ....'....JLos Angeles^ 10 am 10
Oct. SO; Pomo ......... Point Arena. 6pm 4
Oct. 3O'Santa dura ... I Humboldt ..10 am 13
Oct. 3O!Clty of . Topeka.lHumboldt .. 11 am 11 •
Oct. SOlAd. Sampsoa. ..JPuget Sound lpm 10
Oct. 31|Yosemite ......ILos Angeles. 10 am 51
Oct. Sl'<}overnor ISan Diego... 4'pm 9.
Oct. 3l!Century ....... j Sydney lpm.:..
Oct. 3l| Vanguard .....jnumbolat-.. 5 pm 19
Nov. llSanta Barbara.. Grays Harbr 4 pm 51
Nov. 1 Tenyo Maru ... Hongkong-.. 1 pm 42
Nov. 1 Queen ......... Pnget Sound 2pm 9
Nov. 1 Homer ' ....ISan Pedro... 5 pm 11"
Nov.. 1 J. S. Higgtns..tLos Angelesi 10am -4
Nov. 2 Centralla ..... Grays Harbr 3 pm 21
Nov. 2 Ravalli ....... Eureka ..... 12 m 27.
Nor. 2 Redondo .- Coos Bay .. 4 pm....
Nov. 2iLurltne Honolulu ...12 m 38
Nov. 2|Chas. Nelson ..Pnget. Sound 5 pm 38 j
Nor. ; 2 Rose City ... . . PorUand ..... 12 m 40
Nov. 2 Ses Foam ..... Point. Arena. 4pm 4
Nov. 3 Washington ... Portland ... 5 pm 27
Nor. 3 Daisy Willapa Har ....
Nov. 3;ilrades ....... Honolulu 12 m 38
Nor. "3 Beaver ... .^ .... Los Axgelet. 9 am 40
Nov. 3 Newburg Grays Harbr " .... ....
Nor. 3 Hanalel ... Los Angeles. 3 pm 10
Nov. 3 Santa Rosa ... San Diego... 11. am 9
Nov. 4M. F. Plant... Coo« Bay... 3pm 8
Nov. 4 Virginian . .'. ..JSalina Cruz.. 10 am 27
Nov. 4G. W. Elder.. .[Portland ... 1-pm 13
Nov. 5 Osiris ........ (Hamburg ... 12 m It)
N«v. 5 Newport ......lAncon ...... 12 m '40
Nor." 5 Enterprise' ....1 Hilo 12 ml 3S
Not. 6 Governor ...... i Puget Sound 2 pm] 9
Not. Slßoanoke ......ILos Ajgeles. 7,pm| 13,
TO SAIL FROM SEATTMfc
Destination \ Steamer .1 Date
Ekaffway ie Way Ports. | Humboldt ......|Nov. 2
Kodiak & W«y Ports..! Port land ...... INov. 5
Skagway & War Ports. [Senator IXov. 1
Time Ball
United States branch hydrographlc office. Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, October
23. 1910. •
- The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel 'was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cific etaadard time (120 th. meridian), or at Sh.
OCiia. 00s. Greenwich mean time. .
J. C. BURNETT,
- Lieutenant. U.K. N.. in charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey — Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For, city
front (Mlotloo street wharf) add 25 minutes.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER SO
Pnn riws ...'6:%
Snn wtu. ..........;/.. 5:14
Moon' rises ;.' '. .....4:04 a. ,m.
New moon .....:...:..; ..Nov. 1, at 5:47 p. m.
First -quarter 'moon... ".."..Not. 9. at 9:20 p." m.
ITimel ITlaie Time ' Timel
Octl — — J Ft I Ft Ft 1, Ft
j IL V>'\ TT W LV> r H-WI •
"~ A. M. I P. H.v .'.-, .•:,
30..1 3:22 I.l*l o:r>4 '5.5 4:09 1.3110:24 4.8
31.. 4:00 1.6 10:22 5.5 4:3$ 0.911:11 4.7
not! . . --\u25a0- -'';~y !.-•.•\u25a0;•,•-.
1.. 4:54 2.0 10:47 5.5 5:15 O.C .........
H W . L W H-W ';.-: L W
2:. 0:00 4.S 5:08 2.4 11:12 B.ft B:5O 0.2
3.. 0:50 4.4 s:4f> 2.8.11:37 . 5.4 fi:26 0.1
4..} 1:42 4.0 6:11' \u25a0 3.2,'11:57| T..4 7:05 0.0
* U. S. • Branch ' Hj-clro.a:raphitf : Office
A branch ; of. the I United p SUtes I bydrographlc
' office, located ;In the * MercLantsV: Exchange, .? Is
inaiu tainfd in San Francisco . for tbe benefit/ of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. ' Navigators are , cordially < inrited \to
visit the office. Vwbere complete, sets of cbarta
and Bailing diKctionn of tlic world' are kept at
hand 'for cow,>arUon. and reference -and ; the
latest ' information can -, always be^)btalned '•\u25a0 re
gardluj? lights, dangers to: navigation land mat-_
ter* of interest '" to ocean commerce. *•- .v- \u25a0
• . J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U.K. N.. In charge.
HTDBOGKAPHIC OITICE
Depth at mean low* water." entrance .to harbor.
PLACE , | Ft. I Date , | \u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0_\u25a0 \u25a0 Remarks .*::
Grays Harl 16 lOct." Spepth (flrea is for south
:. - - .. I:: \'+~ ,----'- 1 cfcanaelr^"- -'. '•\u25a0>'••''
Willapa 8127 [Sept. 3| ....... .....:......
Colom R:l 27 |Sept.s|.... -\u25a0-..-..-.-..;.:........
~~. ~~ • - |— ' :\u25a0 . Bar buoy ?to right rof
Nehalm B 9 July 10 entrance. Channel is
\u25a0 - . . "* .'."-. , shifting ; to -; no r th,
;.' : v .- .'* very narrow. 150 " ft.
Tlllmk 8.l W (July .' SjChannel shifted 1 mile
j ( \u25a0' .| south in gale Not. 28.
Vaquioa B| !3%lScpt. 121 .'. ; . ... ... . . . • ..'.•... ~
Siuslaw: R| . 5 jAngi.181 . . .". ...... .".. . .'." . ..
Umpqua B| 0 (Sept. 30U-... ...T.... '.....;.,.'.
Coos Bay-I 18 IQct.y SjCan buoy No. l'gone. : .
Coqnllle . R| . 8 - [Oct. -v 4 [Channel straight. %* \u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>
Rogue Rlt| 2 (5ept. %1|.4.. ...•.\u25a0....'.....:.,.:
KUmtb, R|- 5 [Aug. • 1 (Channel S. W. - straight.
Hmbldt Bl 19 - iSept.l ICbannel' straight work
\u25a0v--~v. :— I I \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--.-\u25a0'.-- 1 * ing north.' \u25a0-:\u25a0?<;*\u25a0€•'*
S Pedro Bl 20 jSept.' 3o]NoM:bange' in channel. ..'
S Ulego B| 2S^|Sept. SOlKovchange^lniChannel.^
*S Pablo B I 24 : , J Aug. ; 20 Depth « ln \ dredged 1 chan
-•\u25a0 - ••'-j' • j '- » nel.v' ; r ;. \_* ' ~ ";\u25a0;\u25a0;-',\u25a0 :.
NEWS OF- THE OCEAN I
\u25a0"/Export*; bylibeTl*thmlnii» : >'.-'/ ;
. Tlie f ttam«r '\u25a0 Isthmian t railed * forj Sallna \ Cruz
on Friday •-. with \u25a0 cargo x laden here ' and fat \u25a0 other
coast .-' ports ; conciyn^fl Cto New -jYork *. and •/ to
Knropean * countries -JTias the^Tehauntepec^rall
wajr.-ii-".Ttic '; carjro " Jaden v here \u25a0% was.; 'Talued i at
$1&f1,720, tb* - distribution j being . 11s \u25a0 f oMows: ;* For
New tYorkr $ (W.BBS: Germany,-* $58,706: i France.
$5C.503 : * B»l*ium.-? ?14.435; * Holland.* ?7S0; « Den
mark J $0*i» ; Sweden,- $.'.l2 ; ' Englandr $346 : 1 Italy."
$93: Mexico.? sß9. iT. The:.' principal icsports' and
tbetr rtentlnatlonaiwrre s as: follows:;- ,v..-^r. •: \u0084^..,;
.- -^To 'Netr iTorfc— s>l.'CM i' ?alf«iiWlne.>;7R.r»ftO lbs
nrnnes '40.03;> -lbs? tws.ne.-5,133 -cs *ann«-if jrcwxls.'
mr:i,u^!u- t 4J>, 737 lbs i wool, J,-io4;lbu ana
THE \, SA3T '^BANGISGO - CALL.- SUNDAY;. lOCTOBEB 30, : 1910,
7 pkgs \u25a0 old rubber," 83 pkgs electrical \u25a0 goods. : -
To . Germany— 734,963 lbs dried " fruit. 43.750
lbs raisins. - . .• • * - : •
-\u25a0". To France — 786,233 lbs dried 'fruit; 659 ;cs
canned- fruit.'- :.'--•*\u25a0 \u25a0 ' •-•-" .-^-:. - ••
.To Belgium— l97,B29 lbs dried fruit, 2.500 gals
wine. -• -•"\u25a0:.:.-.> \u25a0 .-\u25a0\u25a0,.-.\u25a0•-...- -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.- -,_.,...-..-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 :•- \u25a0.\u25a0._\u25a0\u25a0
s -To Holland — 5,500 lbs. \u25a0 prunes," 2,200 lbs \u25a0 aprl
cot kernels. \u25a0;\u25a0'•" - : '"v ' ; -. • > ,"\u25a0 \u25a0 '%> ~, ',\u25a0•'•' [< \" •
..To Denmtrk— l3.o62 l lbs prunes. •:• i " i : r -', "
" To : Sweeden— B,s2s lbs . prunes, r : ".- : :"\u25a0 >
:- To^Jlngland— so cs v honey. , -"\u25a0; !• '.\u25a0.'•>•
' To Italy — 1,650' 1b5 --.prunes.. ' : •" '' \u25a0
In addition to \u25a0 the foregoing, the steamer had
cargo from Portland for • New , York . valued at
$17,331," > and merchandise •\u25a0 en 8 route from * San
Diego to the Atlantic seaboard valued; at $4,501.
Also cargo from San; Diego and t from Portland
for Hamburg valued at $4,025 and $13,025.
epectlvely. , - .. ;
Tonuoße Engagements <;: \u25a0-',
The British steamer Camphill, • now at .this
port. Is under charter for barley, from Portland
to Sf., Vincent," for. orders, \ at 27s 6d. -*;
The schooner David) Evans, which has ' been
purchased by x ßalfour, Guthrie&'Co., will -load
lumber ' on Puget , sound - for Kobe. -
I Weather Report ; I
United States department " of agrlcnlture,
weather bureau,! San Francisco, * October • 29 : \ \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0_ .
RAINFALIiDATA: :
Last '/Seasonal Normal
Stations — 24 hours ;to date. ',', to date.
Eureka .01 . .78 8.77
Red- Bluff .... ..: .or) ; , i.52 "2.30
Sacramento :.'. ";;.;. f '.00 , .4S ' 1.37
Mount Tamalpals.... ,0Q " 1;OS \u25a0\u25a0>. -1.66
San Francisco....... T. .70 1.49
San Josa:... .OH .29 ; 1.04
Fresno . ........ .00 .1.42 ' " .95
Independence .. .;...' .00 . ' '\u25a0.'• t l'.BlJ -\u25a0;.- : «S7
San TAiis Obispo.'... .02, >;;70>. : 1.75
Los Ange1e5.......*.. -.01> -.>, '.82 .79
Ban: Dieg0... ....... .00 • 1.53-. ; -• .49
-PACIFIC COAST STATIONJ9: ; "\;
STATIONS ?|SI!| STATIONS | ' « ||l||
\u25a0 • : \u25a0 r: \u25a0 i*}f£i». :?~ : :
Blalne ...NE 50 . . .00 Portland N 56 42 .OQ
Boise -....N 64 36.00 Red Bluff. SE SO 54 .00
Eureka ...NB 52 48.00 Reno ...\XW 74. 84. 00
Flagstaff B 68 24 .00 Roseburg XW. 66 88 .00
Fresno :..NW 62 54 .00 Sacto....S T4 M .00
Helena ..SW 6« 32 .00 Salt Lake.MV 62 33 .00
Honolulu * . . . •72 6ft .00 S Diego. . XW ft 3 62 .00
Indpndce S 45 42.00 San Fran. W '56 48 T
Kallspell.SW 66 26..00 San Jose. NW 66 48 .00
Ix>s Ang..S 64 60 .01 S L Obls.S 60 50 .02
Marshfld .SW 52 ..'.OO SE Farln.SW; 54 48 .00
Modena .SW CO 26 .00 Spokane. .SW -62 32 .00
Mt Tar- ' Summit .S . 73 .. .00
alpals-.SW. 66 43 .00 Tacoma -N ,58:.-.;.OO
X Head..S 52 48 .00 Tatoosh .W 50 46 .06
Phoenix .X SO 58 .00 Tonopah .SE. 66 46 .00
Pocatello S 6S 20 .00 Walla ....C. 66 3G. 00
Pt Reyes ' Wlnmca .SW 72 24 .00
Light ..SW 52 46 .00 Yoma .'.".. S ,86 58 .00
. EASTERN STATIONS
Abilene .S 66 38 .00 Knoxville.N 42 32 .CO
Atlan CtNW 4S 34.00 Loulsvl ..SW 44 30 .00
Boston ..NW, 52 36 .00 Memphis S 50 28 .00
Buffalo ..NW 36 28 .02 Mntgmry X 50 32 .00
Chrlßtn .N 62 40 .00 Montreal NW 36 80 » T 1
Chicago .S W 40 26 .00 Moorhead.S 50, 22 .00
Denver ..W 74 88.00 N;Orlns..W 54 40.00
D Moloes.S .'SO 20 .00 N.- York..NW 48 34.00
Dodge Ct.S 72 30 .00 X Platte.SW 78^4 .00
Dulnth ..S 36 22.00 Oklahoma. S ,64 80, .00
Durango .SB 02 2S T Pittsbrg .NW 36 23 T
Eastport NE 44 42 .06 Roswell .S 68 26 .00
Galvestn • B 58 46 .00 St I>oui9..SE :46 28, .00
Grn Bay..SE 38 24 .00 St'Paul..S- \u25a0 44 24 .00
Hatteras NW 54 44 .00 Tampa :. .N 56 44 ..00
Havre ...NE 64 48 .00 Toledo ..W 42 25..00
Huron . . . S 62 24 .00 Washgtn W-46 34 .00
Jksnvllle N 54 38 .00 Wlnnipeg.S 48 26 .00
Kan City.g / 54 30 .00 1- \u25a0 \u25a0 : «
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS/.
The high pressure area now'overliea the gulf
and South Atlantic ; states.^ It \u25a0•will probably
move slowly northeastward. \u25a0- A depression of
moderate ; depth -has overspread Mlssoiui
valley. On < the Pacific • slope >: the > pressure has
risen slowly, but there has been a marked in
crease in \u25a0 cloudiness, with., scattered light rains."
» Tempera turea \ are below : the normal over - the
entire; eastern half of the country and above the
normal +. throughout >; the west. \u25a0: In ' the Rocky,
mountain • nectlon - and plains << states < there , has
been a rise of from 10, to SO degrees. - .--,
•In'Calirornla tht temperature has =\u25a0 fallen s 10
degrees at Fre6no and 18 degrees at- Sacramento.
\u25a0 The relative humidity : at Red Bluff was 38
and Fresno 30 per cent.' • v
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity— Cloudy ; Sun
day, breaking away during the day; light south
west winds.- ' . - \u25a0 v ;
Santa Clara valley— Cloudy Sunday; light north
winds. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 .' lv ' -' \u25a0\u25a0 - : - " \u25a0 -- '' '"'
Sacramento valley— Cloudy Sunday; possibly
light showers in the morning; light south winds.
San Joaqnin valley — Cloudy Sunday; possibly
light showers; light south winds. --'"-'
- California - south of ' the .Tehachapl— Cloudy
Sunday; light. east wind changing to south. ' ,
A. G. McADIB, District Forecaster. ,
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
V of the Pacific .
[Special Dispalch to The Call]
-EUREKA, Oct. 29.— Up to 0 o'clock -, this even
ing only one vessel had crossed the bar,' the
steamer Acme harlng departed" from ; the Arcata
wharf for San Francisco with lumber.* FiTe or
six; steamers should arrive. here tomorrow, includ
ing the Hammond lumber company's 'Francis >H.
Leggett. Monday the. steamers City of Topeka
and Santa' Clara are due from. San Francisco. /:-\u25a0'
LOS ANGELES,' Oct. 29.— Arrived— Steamer
nanalei. San Francisco: oil steamer. Whittier,*
Ventura;- steamer ' Maudalay, Crescent K,City ;
steamer Yunsuard,;, Eureka; steamer Amelia.
"sailed— Ste»raer Santa Rosa, San Diego: oil
steamer Whittler, A'entnra; steamer Vanguard,
Eureka.^SggsMdpss§iy§^' : . .i. =\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0/' " - " ''\u25a0 \u25a0''-
- POSTLAND, Ore., 'Oct. 20.— Two steamers
with an aggregate • capacity of nearly 500.000
bushels of wheat < have • been 'chartered ito \u25a0 take
cargoes to* the United Kingdom:' One' Is ,' the
British steamer Camphlll. now at San Francisco,
which was taken by Balfour, Gutbrie & Co. The
other Is the ' BJorn - BJornson, -now on-. it« .- way^to
I'ncet sound " with ' coal for the ; government. *<<, -i&
the-French bark Bldart cleared this afternoon
with 111.877 bnshels of wh^at.' vnlued at ?90,700,
for ; Queenstonn ' or v Falmouth . for. ordors. It is
dispatched by /A. Berg/ ; :: \u25a0 y~l? " % iV :^ "£*
\u25a0' Seas break me over tun decksand flooding the
cabin of Uhe little gas scboner DeHa.asdt came
out- over 'the i Xestucca. .' bar • Wednesday night
washed the blankets '\u25a0 from Captain /Anderson's
bed, and as a; result' he "bad -to "do the treat of
his' flleeplns wrapped in oilskins. \u25a0'-/-\u25a0\u25a0 :.-. -V:". . ..,•:.
Practically full ; cargoes s of : wheat. ,flonr'. and'
lumber | have bech secured | for the -oriental \ liners
Seljat and; Rygja.';,' which will* arrtve; from, the
orient the latter .part, of next month. \u25a0'\u25a0---\u25a0'
\u25a0UTsen ; it sailed this afternoon- for ; San Fran
cisco and San Pedro the steamer Beaver ,* Captain
Kldston, • had 460 passengers . and (2,000( 2,000 tons " .' of
freight. ;'< ... " • '"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0', \u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0,;..-. .. '- '\u25a0-. 'y-\'".- \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'•\u25a0\u25a0' '. \u25a0-. .
The steamer ' Northland, Captain . Erickson,
whlclr arrived - last - night.'', is , at '.the -\u25a0 Portland
-lumber company's mill. -discharging 500.000ifeet
of *ugar pine : and V redwood. 1 1 . which \_ will "': be
placed aboard the Norwegian"; steamer : Elr i tor
Khipment to Sydney.. v- The \u25a0 sugar mine t is ' v from
San Francisco : and s the '- redwood • from ; Eureka.
It will load lnmbcr for San Francisco. *%;..;,
J. The steamer • Johan Poulsen, ~;. Captain : Lancas
ter,? cleared ; this mornlOiT for San i Francisco with
CSO \u25a0 tons of wheat 'and 90,000 feet of \u25a0 lumber. '• ;\u25a0*
=-'.: The Union - oil ' company's v steamer Roma ;; en
tered /from San Pedro ' with : 25,000 i; barrels; of
[ crude ' oil. ' '" \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 '—'-.. '--. : / .'».'.
- ASTORIA, 0ct. % 25}! — The "tank steamer J. A.
Chanslor sailed this ; morning s for California * after
having discharged its cargo of : crude . oil. i *i';* „•- '.
:r-i,The French ' bark ; Hoche.ij with ! a ! cargo of grain
for \u25a0. the * United Kingdom, s arrived : down -the \u25a0 river
last evenlng.^v.'^" ;'•\u25a0; \u25a0\u25a0'-'\u25a0l;:'-'=-T^^-"''-'-^ : ;\ \u25a0'\u25a0::\u25a0 " '• ?\u25a0'\u25a0'.
*'$. The f Britißh \u25a0 ship iKlrcndbrightshire '.was> towed
up t the river \ this ; morning \to discharge ; the * bal- t
ance of Its : carjto^ of ; coal. 'O;-XZ "\u25a0: \u25a0- : * ~ \u25a0\u25a0' '\u25a0"' " .; . ' . ".V
'\u25a0'\u25a0' The ? steam : schooner i Tahoe' arrived s this . morn-
Ing- from i San ; Francisco , with ' car^o. s-'^;;; 9| ;.;>,
»^The I British I steamship JNeedles ' at the
custom V bouse * today 4 for;? Shanghai. China.*.iwith :
a - cargo iof •.: 400.000 " f eet >of - lumber ;j loaded? at
Rainer * and f 1,700,000 ji feet * loaded » at »: Prescott. ":
It l will | finish | taking gon I cargo lat Kalama >and
will ; carry i about « 3.000.00 0: f eet;^ 'v~ \u25a0;\u25a0::\u25a0 j;-^ \u25a0=;.. • ;\u25a0:;.
.*:' The f French : : bark *.Vineennes;*s which j arrived a \u25a0
few . days | ago | from "Antwerp.'*? has 1 received | orders
to to ! Portland ito j discharge i cargo.*- :
'\u25a0'iThe' schooner s, Fearless i arrived : this { morning
from r SaniFranciscorandiwlH' load^lumber.'''-. »•<"";;;
-'\u25a0, The ;' barkentine ~i Siakaweli;* 'which V: has L been
loading ; lumber fat ,\u25a0 Westport.'.Ts s expected " to ' ar
rive ; down } the ' river *. this evening >In i tow '"of ; the
Wallula. ' . •„. , ; .
4 TACOMA. I; Oct^Jl 29.— Arrived:^ Steamert. Bee.
\u25a0 San K Francisco; '\u25a0 v ßritish^ steamer v> Titan, o Yoko
hama : % Brl tlsh v Teucher; \u25a0\u25a0.*\u25a0 Seattle ; '-} steamer ' Sen-"
•ator.'San Fr«nci««o."::: ' \u25a0^r>.>>i I '/.A^ : -:,. s,.r. ,^ : ~ .- v"
'iB. Sailed : T- Steamer j Missouri an. * Honolulu; i Japa
nese steamer " Panama Mxru; Yokohama;, Maver
ick-,', Sanl Francisco: United t States | steamerj Burn"
1 eid e. % i Seattle j iVlrgl n lan, 8 ? Sa Una i Cnut :sj.' Buckmanf
1 sound i ports; t, steamer, 1 Umatilraft sound I ports. . ; - •
o£BEKOi:iXMdhi?l&^Thef Austin
< steamer^ Hermlne . will ; take : about 1 2.000,000 1 feet
;of i lumber,'' all 3 heavy I timber I fori railroad 1 work
lin I Brazil: vs-The J Herm Ine I will ? sail ; Monday."pS*i«£
ffs^ Steamers f Newburg 3 and I Tamalpals t sailed I to
, day; for, San FrAaclKo.^* ! Sß^SßSS9a^^iS^SSm^i
'": Schoaner \u25a0' McU^ose -: arrived; jesterday^ from % the
sound and will load at.the Anderson.* Mlddleton
mill for: Hawaiian ports. - : :-> .- \u0084 ;\u25a0\u25a0<, -;: " ; ,/.j;\u25a0\u25a0f.r_r\:'.\V
,.,; SEATTLE^'- Oct ;'; 29.-^-Arrlved— Steamer I-Vlr
glnius, \u25a0 Tacoma ; 6teamer -Tlverton, San ' Francis-.
co: eteamer Colonel E.'tu -Drake, *i San* Francisco.
1 Sailed — Steamer Atlas, , San Francisco: steamer
Teucer.r Tacoma; I steamer I Jefferson;^ Skagway ;
steamer Montara; Eagle; Harbor." \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 s- -. .<><\u25a0.: -
; Arrived off Cape Flattery— United 'States army,
transport Dlx," from- Manila; :" ,, .- f .
.'^."\u25a0-'"''- .•"•:;;•,- Army^Traiuiport*" \u25a0'\u25a0-: ;"\u25a0
The Buford is inVport. ' j. ' - -
:•:. The Crook Is at Manila. . ,
\u25a0 The : Dix. • bound from ; Manila for Seattle," ar
rived \u25a0 October ft at. Honolulu. . • \u25a0>'.;-'" '';\u25a0---\u25a0 W
The Logan sailed October 15 -from Manna. \u25a0-\u25a0
i- \u25a0 The ' Sherman, outward \u25a0\u25a0 bound, ; Balled " October
14 <\u25a0 from • Honolulu. \u25a0'\u25a0,-,'\u25a0*: -' '. \u25a0• '\u25a0. : ; '
• The Sheridan i*: In port. -. \u25a0'•\u25a0\u25a0
; The Thomas Is at Moore: & • Scott'a •hiprtrd,
under \u25a0 repairs. ; .. :. -"- : - :; . .\u25a0".'. ..
Warren Is In j the- Philippines.. '-.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
'\u25a0.'.-. - .'\u25a0""..' ARRIVED
\u25a0.' . - , Saturday. October 29. ..:
8:40« p- ml, stmr laqua,* Self, 23 hours; from
: Eureka; bound' south, h put in-for fuel. ...' * '^+r*,
1 . 2:40 p. "'.m.; ,Br stmr Century, vDownle.t 4 )4xt*
i from Tacoma; put Into finish loading.'^ :+;
. \u25a0'. 4 :50 p." m. , JJr ' stmr, Beachy , I Walker, , 4 . fl*y»
from • Tacoma ; \u25a0 put in to finish ; leading.
,2:20' p. m.,, stmr: Sauted Clara. ? McLcllan, 20
hours from : Eureka ; ' passengers and ' merchandlsa '
to a P. Doe & Co... -\-;- \u25a0\u25a0' : -':~-- : - V.-JV:;"-' -\u25a0--\u25a0>'--;
-• 3:50 p. ! m.V stmr,Shna;Tak,; Hntton, 22 hours
from Port San Luis; ballast to Geo. E. Billings.
8:30 p. - m., ; stmr Lansing. \u25a0 Alberts, 18 daY» 15
hours from Taltal; ballast to Union oil company.
- \u25a0 5 :20 p. m., U. S. T stmr McCulloch; >' Daniels,
from sea with ' stmr Charles Nelson ' in - tow." \u25a0<' . a-'..
- • 5:20 p. m., stmr' Charles \u25a0 NeUon, > Hansen, 4
days' from ' Tacoma ; 1 600,000 feet > lumber 'to the
Charles, Nelson company. ..,'"• '.
6:40 a.; m:, stmr , Queen. Zeh," 69 hours from
.Victoria ; » passengers | an.d | merchandise I to \u25a0 Pacific
Coast steamship company.* , ?-"\u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0 " '-
8:30 a. m., stmr Coaster," Hlggins. 89 hours
from - San * Pedro; ballast tto C. H. ; Biggins. •-.-\u2666,
• , 8:50 a. m., schr Sausallto,- Nelson, 'B days from
Sluslaw; 350.000 feet lumber to F.\ WY. Carey. S-i
\u25a07 a. m.,; Nor stmr Hornelen, ,Nilson,v 15% days
from Balboa ; ballast to W. R. Gra«e & , Co.- :\u25a0•. •
--9;35 a.' m., Btmr Noyo, Swanson, 15 hours fron^
Mendocino; 14.600 ties to Union lumber Qompany.
9:45 a. ; m.V stmr Grace Dollar, Hagen, 43 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Dollar steamship com
pany." \u25a0 . : '-\u25a0 • . ; \u25a0' \u25a0' :': ' -•\u25a0'• ' ; ''"?.*' '\u25a0'' \u25a0:\u25a0:'-\u25a0
-9:50 a. m.. stmrGeo.* W. Elder, : Jessen. 49
hours from Astoria ; passengers and . merchandise
to C. P. Doe & Co. ;.. •\u25a0':\u25a0\u25a0! ' - ."\u25a0\u25a0
3- a. m.. stmr Francis H." Leggett, Warner, . 33
hours from ' San Pedro; ballast to Hammond lum
ber company." --. '\u25a0 - - -' • \u25a0 ~-- •. - '-'\u25a0 •
v 3 :20 . a. .'. m.", , schr Monterey, Kelly,: \u25a012 * hours
from Monterey; 19,000 barrels oil to Associated
transportation company;: in,. tow. tug Navigator.
6:50 a. m.; .stmr Carlos; Donaldson, 66 hours
from Willapa; bound south, put in to land__ pas
sengers.' -- \u25a0\u25a0 •': \u0084f :\u25a0.-.'.;/\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0-.\u25a0 ..-.'V- \u25a0 . ,•''\u25a0"\u25a0'"':.:
7:25 a. m.,'schr Surprise, Olsen. 10 hours from
Pigeon point ; 4,000 \u25a0 sacks oats to American-Ha
waiian steamship company." * -' / "? - " \u25a0."\u25a0'.' :
7:30 a.' m... stmr Point Arena, Jacobsen, 16
hours from Albion; 207, v00 feet lumber to Albion
lumber company. , • \u25a0 . '\u25a0--- \u25a0\u25a0':\u25a0
7:30 a. m., stmr James S. Hlggins, Htggins, 33
hours from Hueneme;. ballast to 0." H. Hlggins.
7:25 a. m., stmr Washington, - Peterson, . 68
hours from Columbia' river; 600,000 feet lumber
to order. . .
•\ \u25a0_\u25a0 \u25a0. \u25a0 .CLEARED \u0084 "
- ,':' Saturday,"' October ,29. ;
Stmr^ Admiral Sampson, •Bartlett,. Seattle;
Alaska Pacific steamship company. : '\u25a0 "' ; •
Br;stmr Camphill, Moodie, ; Portland; Dodwell
* ! Co. V-< \u25a0'. : :. : •*-\u25a0-•\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0•'.•\u25a0: -'••' \u25a0'; \u25a0:;.-\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0' -, - -"
Stmr City of Topeka, Gielow,. Eureka; Paclfle
Coast steamship company." v >\u25a0• , '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-•"^i- •"-\u25a0
Stmr President, . Cousins,- Seattle; Pacific Coast
steamship company. ' * \u25a0 ;-\u25a0\u25a0 ..i :
Stmr.Geo. W. Fenwlck, -Miller, Ancop.vla'San
Pedro; California and Atlantic steamship \u25a0• com-,
pany. v^
. '\u25a0•\u25a0- j \ October 29.
;5:20^.^m., stmr Flfleld, Jensen, -Ban don. :.
2:10 p. m., stmr, Grace ; Dollar, -Hagen,' Albion.
' 2:25 p. m., . etmr President, Cousins, \u25a0 Seattle. (
•"\u25a02:30 p. m., stmr Cltyof • Para,,' Nelson, Ancon.
r 12:10 P- n»-t stmr Francis H.'Leggett, Warner,
Eureka.- '. \u25a0 - .' \u25a0:.">\u25a0';\u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:-\u25a0 ,'\u25a0"\u25a0-"\u25a0: -.r \u25a0\u25a0 . '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
4:10 p. m., Btmr Carlos, Donaldson, San Pe
dro., ' \u25a0 • "v'- , .\u25a0/ \u25a0 , \u25a0''-' ' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 :. : -
4:30 p. \u25a0„ m.,' Br Btmr Camphill, Moodle, Port
land. ~: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*•\u25a0• '\u25a0 ' / \u25a0:\u25a0':.--.•'\u25a0- t*V* r \u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0 :•[..\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0_'.[
3:15 p. -m., stmr Raymond, Knndsen. Willapa.
. 8:30 p.; m., stmr National City, \u25a0 Hlggins, Men
docino. -,\u25a0 -;- .1 - •' . . • : '
; 8:40 p. m. f stmr San Jacinto, Carlson, Grays
Harbor. • \u25a0" •. '- '• " : \u25a0 -r- •-\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' "-: > \u25a0 • • -.
-6 p. m., stmr Claremont, Chrlstensen,' South
Bend. \u25a0; ' -,••\u25a0:-:.:•'?.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:;'-:\u25a0 - : \u25a0-',\u25a0'.:-\u25a0.' \u25a0 ''\u25a0.';
" 6 p. \u25a0 m., -bark , Gerard C. Tobey, Turloff,; As
toria, in tow tug Defiance. \ , - .: :"
.6:20 p. m., stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, Bandon.
6 :20 p. m., stmr 'Albion, ; Nyman, Albion.
4:55 p. m., stmr laqua,' Self. San "- Pedro. -
11:30 a.m., stmr James B.v Hlggins, Higglns,
Fort Bragg. \u25a0 -^ «. -: \u25a0 \u0084 ,< . \u0084
,11:50 a. m., bktn Mary Wlnkelman, Chrlstoffer
aen, Grays \u25a0 Harbor. ; >- \u25a0:, \u25a0 /\u25a0-: ''.•'.\u25a0 .-'-. . \u25a0 '\u25a0 .- - : .
,11:20 a. m., stmr Argyll,' Dlckson, San'Pedro.
1 2 :25 p.~ m. , J schr f Oregon, Mellberg, Coquille
river. \u25a0;* ,\ \u25a0 . ."\u25a0 '* '\u25a0"*\u25a0• . : -' ." \u25a0";'. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0' ~:
\u25a0 9:35 a. m.,-«tmrßose City, . Mason; San Pedro.
> 10:50ia. ;m., U.S. stmr McCulloch, Daniels,
cruise.' \u25a0 ' \u25a0 ;\u25a0-- • '-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'• \u25a0 '-'"•.\u25a0'\u25a0 y.- : -"\u25a0\u25a0.-'•-- i -'. : ' -' ;\u25a0 -.: -.
'3:20 a. m., stmr Falrhaven,' Paulson, Ijiidlow. '-.
9 a. m., schr K.:W. Bartlett,. Olsen, ;Puget
sound. \u25a0 \u25a0 - : -\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .«'"*.
.spoken ; •;-. -i \u25a0.,.. '
Per Nor stmr Hornelen-^-Bktn Fullerton." from
San Francisco Oct. 27 for Port S"an Lais. \a>. tow
tug Dauiftlesß,~<Oct.'2S,';B a." m., off Point Sur.
- Per IBr . stmr Century— Oct. 29,", 10. a. :, m.,: 5
miles KW. » of Point Rcyes,^ saw - a whaling brig
under sail. = bound " to : San - Francisco. • •
- Per stmr ' Governor-^Oct.' 29, 12 : m:. , 71 miles
north of: Cape Blanco, stmr Tamplco, hence Oct.
27 for: Seattle. : , : .- ; : " " ' - ' : i"' 5
;. v v/TELEGRAPniO =: -V-, ; [
.. 'POINT T.OBOS, Oct. 29,- 10 ' p. m.— Weather
thick; wind .NW; (velocity ,.lo :miles an^hour. : .-\u25a0',
WEATHER 1 REPORTS - ' \u25a0 ' \u25a0
. '( TATOOSH, Oct. 20, « p. \u25a0: m.— Cloudy ; wlfld \u25a0W ;
veloc;!ty-s;milps an- hour. \- - •: v -
'-:• ".POINT Rr:VKS;"t)ci."i! . Sa. m.-^Foggy; wind
S;' velocity 6 miles an liv;.;. ' . :'.: '. . .' '\u25a0
FARALLOXKS. Oct. a». .s ».' m.— Cloudy; wind
SW-:veloclty fi miles an hour.. ;< ." - \u25a0:-"'\u25a0
. 'POINT, LOBOS.*- Oct. j St.; ft a. m.— Thick; wind
SW;: velocity's miles an 1.0.iv. \u25a0*-*•
. POINT. LOBOS.iOct.^O.-rJ m.-^Foggy; wind
S;- velocity 10 miles \ an hour. , • ' - .
.POINT LOBOS,;Oct"29. :? p. m.— Foggy; wind
SW; velocity 8 miles an hour. ; .• .j :> . ,•-,,"
- - -" DOMESTIC PORTS : ;
\u25a0\u25a0'. FORT BRAGG-^-Sailed Oct. 29-r-Stmr - Arctic^
for * San" Francisco. ".^ : \u25a0-£ : - \u25a0-;*- - ;
r' NEWPORT (north) — To sail Oct. 30— Stmr Ex
celsior, for San Francisco. . v *-. •
* SAN PEDRO-^-Sailed/Oct. 2TV-12 m.— Br.stmr
Penrlth I Castle.''- for ) San ( Francisco; " stmr . Santa
Rosa, for San- Diego; ; stmr iVaiiguard," stmr Man
dalfly.^stnir.Wlilttier.'Stmr Aurplis, for .;,.\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0" .'.;'
'Arrived ; Oct. 29- T Stmr.;Whlttier, 'from - Ven
turn; 'stmr Hhnnlei.';hence'Oct.-27;^sknrMan
dalay; hence Oct. T : 27: stmr, -Vanguard, hence Oct.
26 : via / Santa - Barbara; - stmr > Sfl nta ' Rosa.i hence
QctA 27 via • Santa . Barbara;" stmr \u25a0 Aurelia, \u25a0 from
Enrcka. \u25a0-'\u25a0'' - - '.• \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0 . -•' - * .*-\u25a0•"\u25a0'\u25a0 *-- : ' '.\u25a0-.A" , : '•;"\u25a0.\u25a0
-TACOMA— Arrived 'Oct.. 29-r-Stmr
Br stmr^Tencer.'^stmf Bee. -'\u25a0- from Seattle.' '
. -r, Sailed tOct.'i 29 — Stmr ; Maverick.' for^San I Fran
cisco* ' Jap stmr . Panama 5 Maru. r for >: Yokohama;
stmrs j Umatllla,"-;. Virginian Mintl Buckman,, for
Seattle."---': \u0084, \u25a0'.; :-^ -" .j : -"v- - • - - J"*f'- \u25a0 - ; i*' :; -* - : \u25a0""*'.
; '" Sailed : Oct. 29— TJ."" S." stmr;. Biirnslde.y for Se
attle ; ' Ger , stmr Osiris. ; for San : Francisco.
ryj. SAN DlEGO— Arrived : Oct. \u0084 20-J-Stmr "Her
reria; • from » Ensenada. \C : " >',: ' ••"\u25a0\u25a0,'..;..>
\u25a0', IIMPQUA— -Sailed \ Oct. 29— Schr Lily, for San
Francisco.'"-"'..'.:- '."\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0-"'""\u25a0:"-' "•-• l i -"; *\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•' "'-* -. --'.'-;•
\u25a0 ' REDONDO BE ACH— Arrived • Oct. 29— Stmr
Santa "Barbara, -for ..San 1 Pedro. ;:'';. ; ;:
'\u25a0?': EUREKA^— Sailed- - Oct. ; 29, '. 6tp. > m.— Stmr
Acme.", for > San n Francisco. V "' -,
;>>EV'ERETT — SallediOct. 29— Stmr Fair Oaks.
for ; San •Fraacisco.t?:^.; ..... ,: ." . '<^
I Oct 29^— Stmr. Tallac,'; heucc ; Oct. " 22. . -;'
"'COOS BAY-— Sailed Oct.j29— Stmr viiedoudo, for
San I Francisco'; 1 bktn | Encore,' for I San Francisco!
stmr Breakwater.' for Astoria \u25a0. and • Portland A ' .:
V VENTURA— SaiIed Oct.-; 29, 2- a. ni.— Stmr
.Whittler,' for. San '< Pedro. "•-,"-. :^. : ! "' ; ; ! - . ' '
.: PORT S AN^ LUlS— Arrived s Oct. i 2o.: S ; a. t m.—
Bktn Fullerton, \u25a0 in tow tug Dauntless.- hence Oct. 1
«7 -.%,.-,- -- l: :-.. "- -•''\u25a0 :^-:J:*\±>.-;}'- "- -.-".; ..."\u25a0''-.• ' .?..
T 'Arrived' 1 Oct.*' 29," 1 :30 a. '\u25a0\u25a0 m.— Stmr \u25a0\u25a0• Homer. 1
from : San \. Pedro;; 9a. m.; stmr. Coos Bay,, hence
\u25a0-'•\u25a0 Sailed 'Oct." 29, 6 p.* m.— Stmr, Jim 'Butler/- for
San ' Frrfncisco ; A :30 p. m., • stmr Homer.x for San
Francisco; > 10 1 p." I m.vS stmr.: Coos .; Bay,", for ;: San
Pedro/. ;-'-.--•\u25a0 -^ !--'V*:-^>;' \u25a0,;-\u25a0.\u25a0;\u25a0?\u25a0*•._'\u25a0.'-.•; ? ! <-;*...>.*-.- •:.-- .-:.;
- i SEATTLE-^-Sailed • Oct.; 29,, 5 . a. ; m:— Br .stmr
Teucer," 7 for : Liverpool,^etc. ; • 9 a."; m.7- stmr \u25a0 Atlas;
for "San. Francisco;* 9 a. v ; m:, stmr Montara, for
Eagle- harbor.^ji^-'-r'" I ;^ *>-:,V"- v*- I '^' '"-"'• '^ : \u25a0\u25a0'.' ! - :J "'
B y Arrived E , Oct. ; 29,'' 4Ja. j m.— Stmr . r Senator; \u25a0 hence
FRENCH LINE
, CIE.;GLE..TBANSATLAXTIQUB. •
JHRECT LINE TO fIAYRET-PARIS,;
". T\ Sailings Erery j Thursday and Saturday. / -
TV \u25a0 Proveßcel '. Koriv 3^ 1 7 La/ Lorraine.!. Not/j 17 ft
La Saroie/V .Nor.JIO « |^La^Touraine.Nor. 84
\u25a0\u25a0 : -::-;"y ; .,^«,.{EXTRA sailings. \u25a0: '-_,\u25a0'":. ' : .;\u25a0 .. \u25a0
\u25a0'':\u25a0- These steamers 'carry one; clasa' (ll) ; cabin n
rpassengers only.. ': . '•.',-
Niagara. r/;.^ Oct. 29 ;| La Gascofne.KoT. 12 ;
Floride.. .:,. Nov. 12 | , Caroline. ... .Kov. 26
':';; i FUG AZI .» BROS., Pacific '< Coast': Managers. :
630 ; MontgomeiT ' street, San? Francisco! • Cabin ]>
Office. 6?5 Market street. - " " f •
Tacoma.'; -' : \u25a0:--'.''- : ,~ > S- \u25a0 . \u25a0"\u25a0 : -: \u25a0--' '>. \u25a0 ''\u25a0 \u25a0
sw BKAG WAY— Sailed V s Oct. * 29,' 4 r a. ; m.— Stmr
Cottage Cltj,; for,; Seattle. \".-- \u25a0
r*TATOO«H~Psssed lo Oct/'».';l2-^O p. m.-Br
stmr Empress of Japan, fronx Hongkonf for Van
courer;* I rSO'p.^m.*;; Br barfcsDrnmnniuVtin tow
tug Gollah, hence Oct." 25 for . Townsaod. > :«. . i : -'\u25a0
- a Passed s out. » Oct.a 29— Stmr ; Mlaeoorlan, from
Tacoma for 'Honolulu. r-~ i~ >•- \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 -.- • ,v - =\u25a0\u25a0 4-?--;> \u25a0 -> *\u25a0-:
a* Passed sln ( Oct.% 29,t 8 ' p. > m.— U. 1 8/ atmr Dlx,"
from I Manila for Seattle; 4 p. m., " stmr Tlrertoo.
hence I 0ct.1 26 ; for.* Port • Lwdlow; 1 5 p. m., I stmr
Col. : E. L\-. Drake. * with > barge 03 in tow, - hence
Oct.t 26^ for > Seattle.;; >: '\u25a0-'\u25a0'. \- -. L.~>--r,L .~>--r,~ -~'::\,
Passed out Oct. 28. 6:30 p.^m.— Stnzr Gorernor.
from- Seattle iforiSan^Franclsco.^^- - > "'
ss BBLLINGHAM— ArrIred Oct. ; 2S, V 9fiO p." m.—
Bchr i Defiance,^ hence ; Oct.. 8. v t-v?-; % 1 1 M sj|
SOUTH BEND— Arrtred Oct. 29, & a. m.—Stmr
Carmel, "hence 1 Oct." 28.v '\u25a0-'•':% ." v
\u25a0a gaUed ~f Oct. i 29, - lla.* m.— Stmr Mayfalr,"» for
San - Francisco. . - ; -, -~ -^i&x&
'ASTORIA— SaiIed Oct.'i29. v 8:30 • a.~ m.— «trar
J.^A. Chanßlor.for San Francisco. \u25a0 :. .' •
: . Arrlred - Oct, i 29, ". 9 ; a. ? m.— -Stmr Tahoe, ' hence
Oct.- 25 :;schr ; Fearless,; hence Oct. :15."-. *. .
: .WEST I POlNT— Pawed out Oct." 29.' 8:30 a. m.
Jap stmr Panama Maru,' for Yokohama- and Hong
kong. y^i>~.-,' >-\u25a0,'-;:\u25a0.:-;\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 '-^r-;,-^ ;\u25a0.;:-. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0
v '; BANTA \ MONICA-aArrlred Oct. 29— Stmr Mcl-
Tllle ! Dollar;; from San Pedro.7 "" '"*<\u25a0 ". '•\u25a0'.
To sail ' Oct. 5 29, p. < m.— Stmr Melrllte Dollar,
for-San'sPedro. ><-\u25a0\u25a0-.--\u25a0::-'-\u25a0-:\u25a0>"\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•• . \u25a0.---"-;\u25a0-.", '
- COQUILLE S'RIVER-HSslled* Oct. 2»— Power
schr;Washcalore,iforSan rrancisco. '^ ."
;' .:-.-•>', ISLAND ; PORTS
HONOLULU— ArrIred - Oct. ; 29— Tur • Bercoleev
with dredger In, tow,; from Astoria. ".;-". .;\u25a0;
V-' : :W'K'-. \u25a0:\u25a0'> i*i'3KASTBRNj PORTS ~N
" NEW YORK— Arrlred Oct. 29— Stmr Colon,
from Colon: ~; "\u25a0^ ; ".-:- i .v_v" : ; - " \u25a0 ' •- \u25a0•".--'*>:-
Oct. 2S— Stmr AlUanca., for, Colon; star
American, for Puerto Mexico. *
I ' rOREIGX; PORTS'
PRAWLB 1 POlNT— Passed i Oct. ; 2S^-Br j star
Bellerophon. ' from ".Taeoma \u25a0 toe Llrerpftol. -
•-. ' TAiiCAHUANO— Arrlred ~< prior Oct. . 2»— Br
Stmr Dorothy, from New York.
-£. SHANGHAI— Arrived * Oct. , 2S— Br - stmr Wln
nebego. from Hankow for San Francisco.- \u25a0;•- .."
v< 80UTH AFRICAN- PORT— Arrired prior Oct.
28 — Br 1 ship Ley land j Brothers, from Oregon.' :; 5
MOJl— Passed Oct.' 24— Jf or stmr Solrelg, from
Batarla for San Francisco. - :• '
;i* NEWCASTLE, iN.'rß.'i N.'r B.' W.— Sailed Oct.- 2»— Br
Stmr Oceano.for San Francisco.^ \u25a0? — -.:;"-,
fit HONGKONG— Arrlred* Oct.; 2»— fltmr Manemi
rla, \u25a0 hence ; Sept.* 27.15 Prior ! Oct. ; 29 — Jap stmr
Chicago Maru. from Seattle; Br srmr Protesllaus,
from i4r erpool for Tacoma.^ >- - ; ''*."-v -\u25a0^\u25a0Y'-fji '' ; ; • ?. .
vi Sailed Oct.' 29— Stmr Chin, for San Francisco.
'\u25a0\u25a0' SYDNEY, N-- S. ' W.— Arrlred Oct. : 29— Bktn
Koko Head. \u25a0. from '\u25a0 Puget ' sound. « . '\u25a0 -- \u25a0 " • t * " - • '"• •'\u25a0
S HANKOW— Sailed Oct. 29— Br Btmr Knight c€
St. George, £ for Irondale. * • . ' '-^\u25a0^iv^tr
VICTOBIA— Arrived V Oct. : 29— Schr Honoipn.
hence Oct* 12; ? Br . stmr '.Titan, 5 from . lirerpool,
etc., rla Yokohama; Br stmr Empress of Japan,
from Hongkong rla Yokohama...— ; ; •
-Arrired Oct. 29 — Br stmr Henley, from Sallna
Cru« :ria - San 'Pedro. - '-.;.' * r . - . ;.
Sailed « Oct. »— Jap atmr : Panama • Mara, < for
Yokohama. V-- -' \u25a0-'-"\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0 :^ ''\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0' \u25a0" ' •"\u25a0-' '^ \u25a0 -~~ : "•'. -
•\u25a0 LONDON— Arrlred Oct. '\u25a0 287-Br stmr ; Benero
phon; from i Tacoma,- etc. -^.-;- ;-= ..-\u25a0 • . ;;; :
BUENOS AlßES—^Arrired prior- Oct. - 29h-Br
stmr Towergate, . from * Belllngham rla Astoria. :
' - .-OCEANeTBAMERS: \u25a0\u25a0": t- ';-'•'
NEW YORK— Arrlred' Oct.- 29— Stmr Kalserln
Anguste -Victoria;. from Hamburg; stmr-Caronla,
from - Lirerpool^ and' Queens town; Btmr Birma,
from Libau. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0'-•".\u25a0 - -~
1 Sailed Oct. 29-7Stmr Themlstocles, for Piraeus;
stmr St.'- Louis, v for - Southampton; • stmr Vader
land;' for j Antwerp rla Dorer ; \u25a0 stmr Moltke, ( for
Hamburg ; . stmr Baltic, i, for Ltrerpool ; / stmr. CM- ,
cago, '. for - Harre ; stmr ; California, for . Glasgow'
and a Morllle. ;*\u25a0-'*-\u25a0<;\u25a0 " ;\u25a0\u25a0 ;^' \u25a0' --'\u25a0\u25a0' ;
QUEBEC-7-Arrired =, Ort. 29— Stmr . EEmpresss s of
Ireland, from * Llrerpool. : •
~ PLYMOUTH— Arrired Oct. . 29— Stmr Philadel
phia,from' New #Tork. \* \u25a0
«.;' MARSEILLES— SaiIed Oct. 26— Stmr . Ger- i
mania. -'for. New York. ' " ' ; -.:'\u25a0\u25a0;":
~ ' SOUTHAMPTON— SaiIed Oct. 29— Stmr St. :
Paul, for New ; York. 7* ><•- VS \u25a0'- 1
.ANTWERP— SaiIed- Oct .\u25a0 29— Stmr Samlaad,
for New York. ?. •-. - . . 1 . - - •j • ' • :~:
ci LONDON — Arrired Oct. 29— Stmr Mount Tem
ple.. from r Montreal. - , ; . v ' :,- .. .< ..--\u25a0•-; . ; _
. PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
»^^^~-...~ . ..I t^- - -~~— —^~-~.^~~-~ ...~^...— —~~*
m SK. '\u25a0 ' .-"vStesmers'leaTa from Broad-
>£s*^ '"'\u25a0' ?**** Wharres J (Piers 8 and
/wVaVOSi VH " Low> rates, inelnfllng berth
[-1 \ Vfl I I - and meals.
\\ \«M«M/ I " Special t Round Trip Rates.
\!^\^r^Xy OS ANGEIiBS
v SAN 'DIEGO ":
-^"T^ i *SANTA BARBARA >
President or Gorernor Alternate Mond\ys, 4 p. m.
•Santa ; Eosa. '.'•; . ,'lv. r.Erery .Tkuraday,"; 11. a.'- m.
.. '-'.. f'Only.Bteamer.calllns; at Santa ' Barbara .-, r "
SEATTLE (DIRECT) , TOWN SEND '
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER ',
Connecting &t\ Seattle for Southeastern Alaska, "
Skagway/ Dawaon,' Fairbanks and all points on
' the Ynkon.^ ' '" '-* *„ """"^ \u0084' \u25a0 .'\u25a0-, --;-\; -\
President or Gorernor alternate Saturdays. 2 p. m.
Queen, ; Umatllla .or Clty.'of • Puebla alternate
Tuesdays, 2 p.' m. ", ••
; EUREKA '( HUMBOIjDT BAY) '
City ; of Topeka., Oct. ; 80. Nor. 4. 9. 14. 19, ; 54. ;
- 29/ Dec. 4; 9, \u25a0\u25a0 14,^ 19, '24, 29--U a; m. j
GUATMAS,c/ MAZ ATLAN, : IVA PAZ
\u0084 ENSEXAD A, SAN I JOSE DEI* CABO '
'::~s : '\ : , > SA^^? EDRO » *i \u25a0
Curacao. ....'.: ii.V. . .'.7th of each month, 13 m..
. LEAVE SEATTLE .
ALASKA CRUISES 1911
Spofcane:June 14. 28 f July. 12,- 26; v Ans/9; 9pi m.
. :" t ßlght" reserred; toTchange 'this acbedule. "r. •". ,
TICKET OFFICES--Palace * Hotels 653 -Market
- Bt.; 16 Market at. and Broadway \u25a0 Wbarf. : .
. . ;. , , Telephone f Kearny . 492. ,*f " ' .""5. "r
'OAKLAND^-1120 Broadway. ''*, Tel. Oakland 5680.
C.~ D. DUNANN, General ; Passenger Agent.
jm* AMERICAN-HAWAnAN
Jf£f*| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
%S"2r Teh uantepec Route
Regular Fauat Prdsht Service
NEW TORK TO « PACIFIC COAST
PORTS- AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
sailing from NewTT&rk" every jljt days,
maklnaT direct -\u25a0 connection- with* Paclflo
\u25a0teamers - sailing W from Sallna Crua,
Mex./ every six days for San Franolsco.
COABTr PORTS TO NHW
TORK. Also >to Mexican and all prln-
clpal * European ; port* S under * throusn ;
rates and through bllla ! of lading. I Sail-
ings from San Francisco every ; 11 • days.
For rates and further partlcularav ap-
ply to DEARBORN & I LAPHAM.- Gen-
eral Agents,. 8 r Bridge street - Nem
Tork. ; WILLIAMS, : DIMOND "- \u25a0 4 CX>»
Gen eral Agents, Pacific Coast
»10 -Sansome Bt,;,Bw? Fraaels»a>r v
ISEATTLE-TACOMA
: -'\u25a0\u0084 Anarortea, "\u25a0'. \u25a0 ETerett. Port,
Townsend. Victoria, Vancourer and all Alaska
"ports."-.- :•" .' ' '.' "\u25a0\u25a0•'-. • ' ' :"\u25a0' "- ' : \u25a0/
S.v-S. 'APMinAI^SAMPSON:........Oct. 30
;S. S. WATSON . . . .". . . i . . . . . .V:. ". .'. . .Nor. '\u25a0. 6
- S. S. 8UCKMAX.'. . ..•"..'.... . ; . . . . V.N0r. 12
LOS ANGELES DIRECT
s. s. watson.'. .. : . . . — . . . . . . . : .Oct. 30
Is. \u25a0 8.1 buckman :/: 11;1 1 ; s'ois ifl.'yr?;? &i not.-; «
: S. S." ADMIRAL,' SAMPSO^ .* ; . . . .' ; .'.Not. 12
vA|aska-Pacific Steamship • Co.
"\u25a0\u25a0;"-' /-.- ? -ticket' offices-^*: i'Z.Xs.-.v-
a ral Agent's i office, -^ Howard. : street :
-wharf No.* 3. i.Tlcket office, 54 Market atreet
• and '; 648 ' Market atreet.' .; -; . ' ' • -'^ ;- -
;; ! Sail ings ; from I Howard > street wh.irf ' No. - 3.1
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAIi* STEAMSHIP J COMPANY-
S. S. ; Tonyo Maru :.': .'. T. ". : . '. Tueadayr Nov. 1,1910
8, -' S. Nippon Maru. . ..".*:. Tueadar, . Nov. 22, 1910
6. B,* Chiro Maru (via Manila) . . .... r. : r. . ; ; ;> n
•: r. ;.:.".; ;^ . .": ;.'. r . .; . . . .Tueadajr,'Dee. 20,-1910
' I Steamers iaa II 1 from ] company's * plera.* >: Nos.; 42.
44.*.near- foot: of- Second i at..- at lip. -m.;? for
Yokohama ' and Hongkong:, calling :at -' Honolulu.
Kobev (HIoso) ;? and • Nnjrseakl : and r Shanghai 1 and
connecting *• ; at v> Honjkonjr bi with -A steamers % for
Mallla.% lndia.- etc. "No "cargo recelred on board
on ) day; of aelling. : I^ound trip ' tickets ; at reduced
rate«..>- .'-.S'-'-'-f-. -'\u25a0'-:\u25a0 .-.'. \u25a0'\u25a0'=\u25a0";•.-\u25a0;\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-"\u25a0. ,"''s \u25a0';:„-->;\u25a0.
i nFor I freight " and i pvssage anpl.r -at r ofnep. ; 240
James Flood building. ... W.;H.JAVEKT. .
"•>•: -\u25a0" ."•: ; - ; >v'-f -"? Assistant Gen^raUManasor." V
UNiil-SiSiooflilLt^
New : Tnrougb ', Paasenjer v- and C Freight Service
.\-i-. :; -.r.-i-ii-i Without ; Change. '.: \u25a0= ,- "?= •;-» \ ."•
SAN .FRANCISCO MO v, WELLINGTON. N. Z..
; 5-iLvi ; VI A TAHITI AND i BAR ATOXOA.V %x -
B?. B.VAOaANOX V (4,268 > tona)*aaila: . :r. :Kov. 16
S.B. MAITAI i (3.398 tone) i aalla.'. r.% :. t .Deo.- 14
\u25a0a Salllnga erery. 29 days; < connection lat Welling-
ton c and /Auckland -, tor > New \u25a0 Zealand ..' port* .;• and
Australia, j<w -:,v .\ s j " .'-•\u25a0\u25a0< -i".-" ,-.;;,\u25a0;<. : v. -.?-: ••;
OCEANIC S.; SA CO.'. f General 'Afents; ; 90 Clay it.'
.Ticket : Office.! 673 • >rarket > »t. % ; Tel. « Kearny; 1231 J
f-x*v& -\u25a0<.;" .>j< ."«*.:,.--•- vi-"/ ;\u25a0''\u25a0•,\u25a0'\u25a0 , \u25a0y-^'.'-\r^.-':-^-:: : .'
HnNAI 111 11^ S.'i S^ Sierra; (lo.oool tons dte-f
l U^ WUI ', UL i'ii Placement) aalla 11 a.m.;Nor.S
1 12.1 1910.* Special round '.trip flip." first class.*
t 'TAHITI fAfOOil NEW,^ZEALAND— S/:S;v
kJMi Marlposa i sallaj 1 J ( a^ m.TT Nor;| 22.V?^?C
i Special S Tahiti Ground >- trlpf f 135,'yflrst s class."
/OCKANIC LIXE/67S Market;:tel-K*«rnTj2Slf
» — ..-.--.-.-
iinilfll 111 II S-V S.^Lut-llne i (13.000 ? tons) -sails
' '\u25a0'•"- S-' S. Wllhelmlna (13,250 * tona)*-' sails .^ noon*
Nor. 6 23.^ f or> Honolulu v. and i Hilo. ;*« Round - trip '
t«J Honolulu.^ flnit^elaaa. $110>and up. "-\u25a0--\u25a0»->; t.- <
}*v>v»-T^i»°MATSON? NAVIGATION -CO.: ;
. - '-268 .Market St. '-
." } ROTTERDAM— Sailed Oct.* 29— -Stmr Noordam.
for * New /York irtm> Boulogne. \u25a0\u25a0'" - 1 '* \u25a0:\u25a0> '\u25a0'\u25a0' '
ij LIVERPOOL— SaflM Oct. 29— Stmr Cedrlc, for
New York ; : «tmr \u25a0 Mauretania,-- l or '\u25a0 New York Tia
Queenatown. <: • -- .< \u25a0\u25a0< *» / vV; - *\u25a0•-'\u25a0• » •»" -
Mcmonada
Per - Btmr Char lea * Nelson. » from • Ttfomi. a t
San - Francisco \u25a0 Oct: • 29— Oct. 1 ' 2S. •4 p. m. . In >
dense j tog. ,-reaaal grounded ? a boat 4 « or fr . mile*
to the northward of Point Arena; after Jettison
to* > about s 150.000 fe«t lumber from deckioad
rewel floated abont 7p. ,m.: lost rodder: .after
nstmg ta * jury : rudder proceeded for San Fran
ci»co;, was • taken In . tow by ? U. ; S. - stmr : McCtal
loch. off San-Trandee© lightship at 1. p. m.. Oct.
29. and towed . to , port ; I vessel is not leaking :' ar •
rlred with- »bonta00.00O feet hnnber.' '•:
Per star Geo.'W. Elder/ at San Francisco Oct.
29 from "Portland rla Astoria— Saw the stmr
Charles Nelson; • from Taconia for San Pedro, off
Point • Aren* \at midnight: did not want any as
sistance, as tug was ordered to it.- •
CHAUFFEUR LEAVES MAN
HURT, BUT JS CAUGHT
Passcrsby See Number of Frank
. O'Brien's Car
Raymond; /' Doyle/ 3802 Twenty-third
street, was run down by an automobile
at Thlrdjand Market'streets"early"yes
terday . morning • and seriously hurt;
Frank ..O'Brien,'; the i driver, put on full
speed and left the prostrate man.* The
number of the car was sen by wit
nesses, and two hours later O'Brien
was arrested at the Standard motor car
company's garage "at 853 Golden Gate 1
avenue.: '.. . -. , ..".-' ;
R. Averdlck. 568 Fell street, was run
down, by, an : automobile at the" corner
of . Hayes and • Gou gh ".\u25a0 streets " yesterday
and his left thigh fractured. G- Cohen,
aicigar merchant ;' at ', Hayes; and Fill
[ v. TRAINS LEAVg AMP ARE DUE. TO ARRIVE F3OM OCTOBER I. WO —
yS VIA" OAa^UAIVDi PIER
lears (Foot ol Market Street) Arrire
2.15 a Nies. ' Trasr. Lathrop, Stocktos,
-\u25a0 - Lodi. QalV Ok Grore, Sacramento.. 11.18 a
8.40 a Harvard. N3aj.' San J0ae............ 7.06*
7.01H Riehaoad. Port Gotta. Baaieia, S^itua. 1
Dixoa, Saeraux ento. Kosarille. Marys- } 7.25p
rile, Radding. Dunamuir.. J 10.38*
7.00 a Eboira, VawriHe, Rumsey 7.28p
7.00 a uaris, - Woodland (MaryariDe, Oro-
rffls), Wilttma, Maxwell. Willows,
• Hamilton, Corainfc Red Bluff 7.28s
7.40 a VaUajo, Kapa. Calis togs. Santa Roaa.
•'\u25a0 " Msrtinea. ..-4... .-...~.. .'..;:.. t.oBa
7.40 a Aroa, Saa Ramon. ' lirermore ...... 8.48p
/.40s. Nilea, . Fleaaaaton, ':\u25a0 Livermore. Tracy,
Lathrop. Stockton , Lpdi, Sacramento. 7.25p
7.401 Traey.V' Loa \u25a0 Banoa. Kerman. Fresno.' 4J28»
B.ooa Newark (CeaterrOle). Saa Joae. Los
Gatos. WrijhV Fdtoa (Bodder -
• Creak). Santa Crm f1.48s
8.20 a Port Costa, Mwtia as, Byron, Tracy,'
Stoektoo, Merced, Fresno,; Goahea.
Juaetioa (Haaford, Armona), Viaalia, > /
-^--\;'PotterraiaL B*lceras e1d.... ......... 4.48 a
8.20 a Toaemita VaQay *ia Merced.......... 4.48p
•JWi Ma«s. f3*n.JoaB). Lirermore. Stockton
(•Milton). VaUay BDrinfc lone. Bacra-
mtnto.. .;..... 4.28p
*.00a Boaora, Tuoliimae aad Anjtli «x2Bp
9.0f1a Atlaatio Expreas— Sacramento, True-
kse. Ojdea, Stlt Uta Qty. Denrar,
. ' \u25a0 \u25a0 Kanaaa aty. Omaha. Chicago &28p
•.40a Rioaaoad. 'Port Costa, Martjnes,
Bay P01nt.:r... \u25a0.."..:....•....; 8.48>
ia2oa Vallejo Mare laUad, Napa:.. ........ ll^Ba
IOJZOa Loa Angdes Passe nnr— Port Gotta.
Martines. Byroa. : Tracy. Stockton, - .
' Meroed. Fresno, (Haaford, Coalmga,
Vitalia.) BakeraSeld. Loa Ansdea.... 7.48p
ia4oa Saa Francisco Orerland ' Limited—
Denrar. Kaassa City, St. Louis.
-• Omaha, Cafeaga.'. 8.28p
II 20a Shasta Limited— Portland, Taeoma, .
5eatUe..... ...:.'.....:...t....... 9-lBp
IZQQn Ooldfidd Pass.— Port ' 6eati, Baaida. . <
".--'. Sacramento," Trueket. H«»n, Wa-
buska (Yerlatton, Mason). Miaa.
Toaopsh. Ooldldd. Lawa.Keder.... 7.48 a
IIOOH Marraraie. Chioo. Red Bluff 4.28 a
1.20p Xiles. IrTinjtoa. San J0ae... v....... 2.48p
1.40S San ' Leandro, Nilss. C«nterr2le. f 9.08 a
'- " •" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0!::\u25a0 Newark. Saa J05e.*. ...... .-. ..-. . . . 1 " 7289
2.00 a Newark, Saa Jose. Los Gates, Wright,
1< Felton (Boulder Creek). Santa Cnu.. 9.58»
, 2.40s San Leandra, Nilea. Saa J05e.. . ...... 9.28 a
3.00p Benicis. Winters. S« cram ento— Wood- .
land, Kaithts Landlnc. Tudor. Tuba
"City. Maryarais..... 10.48 a
S.2op Port Cost* (Stockton). Martinei,
Byroa, Modesto. Merced. Fresno.. 1 2.08 p
- 3.45p Via. Sauaalito. Waat Napa, St. Hdena,
.'\u25a0 .Ca1iat0ja;...:.....^.... .......... 10.34 a
4.00s Vallejo. Napa, Oalistoga, Saata Roea, ;
" ; . Martinei. aaa ' Ramon. Liiermore. . . 4\2Ba
4.00s Nflea (Centerrnie. Newark). LlTtr-/ 10.28 a
>*\u25a0-• * *•- oors. Tracy, Stockton: Lndi. . .'. .. \ l I.IBp
4.40b Saa Leandro.: Hayward, Nilea. Pleas-
antoo." Lirermore, Tracy, Newmao,
Kermaa. Frean0... ................ 11.18 a
6.00s Vallejo. Port Costa, Benieis. Saera-'
- ." mento. Lincoln. MsrysrSle. Orarille. 1 128 a
. B.ooa Daria., Woodland. Yolo, Arb'jekle. ( 2.48b
Williams, Colasa Junction, Willows \ ' 8.28s
SJJDp Russell, Ban Jose. Los Gatos 9.28 a
520s Sao Leandro.Jiiles. San J05e......... V 7.48 a
8.03p Owl Limited— Los Ange1e5.......... ) B.oB*
I 6.40 a Eastern Express— O?den. Pueblo, Den* '.
rer. Kansas City, St. Louis. Chttap?, "
Port Costa, . Ben iciaj Sacramento.
" . Truekee, (Lake Tftroe), Reno, Sparks 8.28?
I 8.40p HaywardVNilea and San Josa : ... 8.48s
X7JX)p Vallejo. Port Costa, Martines, Bay
Point and Way Stations....: JII.ISp
\u25a0\u25a0 7.40p Richmond, - Port Costa, " Martlßes,
/ Cornwall, Tracy, Lathrop. Stockton. 12.48*
8.20> Orer>a Express— Daris.(Saenmnito), • > —
• " Willows. Redding. Ashland. Portland. -
' w Tacoma. Seattle. Spokane.';'.:...... ' 9XBa
, 9.00s Chios and 'Japan ; Fast Jfsil— Ogden. - \u25a0\u25a0•
, . Cheyenne, \u25a0 Dearer, 1 Kansas 'City,
Omaha, Chi cag0. . . . . .'.'.' ....... 2.48t
i 9.00s Port Costa, Benicia. Sacramento, CoN -
'-** fax. Truekee. 5 Ren0.'. ...... :J.......: J . ...... 10.08 a
9.40p Bakers3dd, . . MeKittrlck. Monarch.:
v- •\u25a0- > ; Moron. ;FeUow.... 8.28 a
• Bw4op Richmond. . Port - Costa,- Tracy. ' Mo-
. "- , .desto. Merced. Fresno. - Hanford.
' Coalinga, Visslls. Tulare.: 8.28 a
O^tOp Hunter's Train— Saturday only. Saa^
Joae and Way Stations . .. ......... J 7.48p
' 11. 40p Portland Express — Sacramento, Marys- •. -
rills. Red Bliiff. Wead.dvlamath Falls).
Ashland, Roseburj, Portland, Taco-
ma, 5eatt1e.. ..................... I2£Bi
NETHERLANO'SROUTE— Frem Pacific Street Wharf.
CollinsrtUe, Emmaton. Rio Vista. Isletoa. Ryde. Wal-
nut Grore,. Vorden, Courtis nd. Ctarksburs, Sacramento .
Stsamar Navsjo, leaves San Francisco 8:00 a. m. daily
except Sunday, stopping at poiats shown, arrirlnf Sac-
ramento 6:00 p.m. v Leares Sacramento 9:00 pjn. dally
except Sunday (no stops an route), arrirug Saa Fran-
dsoo 5:00 a.m. -. . 'v >' -. \u25a0>- ,\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 .: -•••••
H Steamer Medoe or Apache, leares Ban Fraacisco 1.00
p.m.' Dafly,' except Sunday; arrire San Fraacisco 11.30
p.m.y; ,, '' : : tJ '-,.>':..y -".\u25a0. " •"' -. -. ' ',:;\u25a0 .'\u25a0 . ' .
OAKLAND HARBOR TERRY— Frem" San Franeljco.
I 1 Market Street Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6.C0
a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Sundays— 6i4s. 8.15. 9.45. 11.15
>m, 1145. 2.15. 145. 5.15. 6.45. 8.15 and 9.45 pja. :
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Alanwda Her.
To Oakland and Atamad*— ft 10. fMS a.m^ aad then
: 10 and 45 minutea past the hour until 7.45 p.m.; thea
B.SO. 9.15. 10.00. 10.45. 11.80 pjn. and 12.15 ajn. r
To Aiamtda and Fruitvals via Horisthoa tame as above.
. a for Morning.';-' p for Aftwwon. ; c t Sundar exrfprfd.
;. t Sunday only. sSaturday5 Saturday and Sunday only
: aSunday and Monday onir. <
v^^afe\ Schedule Effective
p£S^-;; October;: 12^1 9 1 0
'\S**aW{/''-'- ' UNION: FERRY* DEPOT
->Q£iJX.' * Francisco >: - :
;Leare I ' ; ,Via Sauaalito . j Arrir*
7-45 a Petaluma. 1 Santa •1»6«a.-CHeal<ln-t
- 'inrs. ' <?Urrerdale. Uklah. ',WU. t J-~" '
A 1A 1 " 3 . :]its. Sherwood.
\u25a0: •Monte/ Rio, ''Duncan Milla. ',;:.]
I .5eba5t0p01.^.vr. .*.;...;....;.•. (t-^n r> '
S : ls"»l"*K. i noina. ••Glen v E11en.. "....... |3:33 p
. 8 :15 alPt. : Keyes.' Camp ; Meeker. - Caza-
:. ,\u25a0: •\u25a0..[:; «l«n» ; Tr.i..r.-."..':r.v:.... *.;... f6:35 p
J8:45 »l Tetalnma. ? Santa Rosa. :, Healds-
y \u25a0 ;\u25a0 ' N>rrr. ! ; Clorerdale,' " Guern<»rllle. -
- v Miinte..'- Rio,'- Duncan :-Mlll».vv: tT:33 p
10:45 alPetalnma. :: Santa * Ro«a .-....'. . . ... 4:35 p
*2:43p Pt.'.Reyea. ; Camp Meeker (leares '
Lt-sanr^ vfromiCaraderoj^Tr.""^.".'..-.".; t":05 p
.-3:15 p Petalnm*. VSanta JRoaa.'.vHealds- " y- .
\u25a0 .. burr. <\u25a0 Clorerdale, -.- Uklah. » Guer- •
: - * ; nerllle. Monte : Rio. . Duncan
' : - Mill*.- SebastoDol .-1.."...-....-., n-or. »
i 4:45 p 54onoma. Glen /E11en.. V. "...... c.". 8:M \u25a0
• B:15 p Petalnron. Pxnt»-1tn»».......r... *a : 3s ,
' ; > ELZCTEIC - SUBTJXBAU ; VIA SAUSAIJTb ,
Sausalito, ... Kill .Valley, J San Bafa«l — Daily
eVery 30 ; minutes from , 8:45 m.7; until :: 8 H5
a m.;;bourlr 1»«nt1i:2:45p.m..1 »«ntli:2:45p.m..- then'3:is p. m.
and erery SO minutes nntirs:4s p. m.V taen 4:43.
7 :45. »^5 p.* m. • and ; 12 :01 ; a. m. (On Sua.t.rs
in*«ddltK>n at 6:ls>p.tm.) -:-- — ; .^. . ,-_'
, /r»irfai^Le««a t8:45, ,t7:15.^t7:«, B:l3. . sTii.
0-43 Tii0:45.' 11:45 arm.. 112:43.1 12:43. 1:43. 2:43 Sis'
1;1!^V:15A4:45 :ta:i3^ 6:4 5 V
,". .3 \u25a0 b\u25a0: in.. ; 112K)V: a.'- m. " -.;\u25a0\u25a0> \u25a0. .-\u25a0 /
- t Sa.n ; QuentUi iri»: San Safaal— 8:43 a. : " xb.\T 1:4*3
V«m.;H;3:45 p.*in. v v \u0084
- ''Xiburon and Belvedere— Week days:j7:43,' 9:30
a>* m.%* f 12 :43.? |4 :43 1 3 :45 p. ' m.' •\u25a0 Sundays §7:43,
8:30. v il0:-»0 a. m.r;1:00,,5:a0, 1:40 p.m.. |12:01
a. m. •- *v \u25a0 \u25a0.' - i- \u25a0*»-*\u25a0*\u25a0 \u25a0 : . .- \u25a0•\u25a0' ;"' " \u25a0/- \u25a0'
arrlre ,.7:3s p. m. ./ ••Sandays ; arrlr»
7:05.p. m: \u25a0 t Except Sundaya. - JSciKlaya • only.
\u25a0 only ™4 1 Via \u25a0 Sansallto. ;:; -. .
< 1 Pacific , companj's a sent* t are ; aat&dr-
isedto check baggage .direct from reaiJeace. ' ;
more streets, owner and of the
car;" was arrested. ~ Coheh^sald the .car
became unmanageable on "account of
the slippery condition of ; the pavement.
MAN- WHO PROTECTS
WIFE IS ARRESTEDI
Judge Dismisses . Case When He
Hears Evidence
.Charles Steele,. a concrete, worker.
who • lives ; In the Mission, ? was before
Judg^-Conlan yesterday, on the charge
of battery,on*an unidentified man. who
failed to appear. Steele : testified that
Friday, evening he went toCthe ferry
to. meet his wife and sister, and as
they came '\u25a0. from the . ferry. boat he saw
a man trying to talk to them. Upon
investigation he f learned that they did
not : know;the man. ~
'L struck 'him. across v the v f ace with
ray, open , hand," " testified Steele. "and
the policeman who saw me strike him
arrested me.". •_. .
- "You > say he insulted your .wife and
sister." queried the court.
"Yes, your, honor," replied, Steele.s,
"And you only struck him with your
open hand?" asked the judge.
"Yes. only with my open hand." re
plied Steele.
"You should have used a club," de
clared • the court. . "The case is dis
missed." . * '\u25a0-.-. . '' ;
TJTDIAS CBOUSTJtAS PASTT— Altahmas trtoe
No. 87 of the Improred Order of Bed Mew-ban
appointed a committee of its chiefs to maks
arrangements for an Indian Christmas tree
party. - •
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LINE C
Le»ra (Third and Townaesd Street*) Arrrrs
t5.38a Loop— Valenda Street. Own .View.
Cemsteriea, South Saa Fraaeiaco,
23i StrteC Ird and Towaaead t&4Ba
8.30s South San Francisco. Saa Joae. G3n>7. ,
(Hailkier), Sargent. Pajaro. Witaon-
\u25a0 « rflle.Saata Crna, 7JOa
. 7.10 S South Saa Francisco, Palo Alto, Saa
Jose. Way fltationa. .'.7J3Om
7.10 a MaySeid. Los Alto*. Lea Gat0a....... 17-20 v
- 8.-00 a Shore Lbs limit ad— Paao Bobifs
. " Hot Spriaca, Eibu Eubara, Loa
* Ancdea - _ 9J3Op
BM*. The Coaster— San j Joee.Taiaro (Wat-
\u25a0, , : '. aonrille, S*ata Cry »>. Caitrori&e.
\u0084 (Del Monte, Moo t erey. Pacific Grore),
Salinas. Sijedad Paao Robin Hot
Spriass. Atascadero, San LuiaObsspo.
Jjarf. (Lompoe). Saata Barbara,
. Veotara, Qznard. Loa Aacelea 1M8»
B. 10a llayfield. Loa Altoa. Lea Gatoa, Wrixht.
Glenwood(Boeidar Creek), Santa Crna,
Wataonrille. Cattr erille. Del Monte,
Montsrsy. Paeifia Grora.: - fIJXs
tUQa Saa Jose. Gilror, Satinaa. Kiso Eobies
Hot Sprinta. A tMcadero. Ean Luia
Obiapo —Tr ci Piaoa — Watsonrslla,
Saat» Cm*. Od Moate, Monterey,
Pacific Grors 4JX)s
" 10.40s South San Francisco, Buriinpme. Saa
Mateo. Palo Alto, San Joae t&3sa
10.40 a Los Altoa. Mo nta Vlata. Loa Gatoa,. [ j f *^
HJOa Tejaada Street. Oeeas Viev. Colca. '' »
* CemtteneaL Baden, San 8run0..:... 1J3&9
1 1.40 a South Saa Francisco. San Joae t&2oa
2.00s Del Moato Cxprew— San Joae. Gilroy.
Sargeat ( Wstaonrila. ' Baste Cms), S;><3
Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grora.
(Salinaa)....... I2JO>
2.0&> South San Frtaciico. Pab Alto. Saa
. J0ae........... ..;. 8.48 a
f2.05a Loa Altoa. Monti Viata. Loa Gatos. . . t3.25>
3.00 a South San Francneo, San Mateo. Sao
Jose, Gilror. Tree Finos, Ealfcaa 10.10 a
SJOOp WataoarOle. Santa. Croz. CaatroriQi,
: . Del Monte. Monterar. Picific Gnrrr. 10.10 a
\u25a0 3.18* Santa Clara. West San Joee, LoaGatoa.
, Writhf. {Boulder Creek). tant» Crua. 10.30 a
. • 4.00? Sanaet Ezpreaa — Tuckt.. Demise, i
El Pan, Houaton, New OrleaLS.
Pmo Rabies Hot Spring*, Ataseadero, \,
. Sia Luis Obitpo. Saata Barbara ana
Los AnneJea IOJ8«
4.00s Eaaauatr. St. Louis. Chiengo 10.65 a
«\2op South Saa Fraacbco. San Joie t9COa
t5.05a Burliotstae. B*n Matto. Palo Alto.
• . ».. *. j Saa Joae aad Way Stations 9 45a
t5.20a Radwood. Palo Alto, Saa Jose I.ICj
t3.20a Loa Altoa. Monta. Vista, Loa Gates... !125p
t5.25p Bur!inssra<». Saa Mateo. San J05e..... 3^5»
tS^Op Loop— Valeaeia. Street, Ocean View,
Ceaetcriea, South - San Faacisco, '"
23d Street, 8d and Townsend .*...... \u2666B.*C»
6.40t Saa Bruno, Ean Mateo. Redwood. Palo / f 7.25 a
Alto, Santa CUra. San Jose l 7.35 a
tl4of Los Altoa, Loa Gatos 19.454
tt.oOf Miilbne, Saa Mateo. Palo Alto, iliy-
fiald. Loa Altoa. Loa Gattw : t&OOa
t8.05» 23d Street. Visttacion. South Saa
Francisco. Valencia Street f7.13a
8.305J South Saa Fraa eiseo. Ean Jose 5.48»
B.ooa Tb» Lark— Piso Robles Hot Springs,
Santa Barbara, Loa Aa5eiea......... B>3oa
&088 Los Amdes Pa nwn jrr— Gilror, SaJioas,
: Paaoßobtss Hot Sprint?. Ataacadero. .
Saa Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara aad
Loa Annies..... BC3Oa
. IO.OOf Saa Jose and War Stations 7.20j
- I 1.45p South Saa Fraacuco. Palo Alto, San f 7,40 a
.Josa lt»0.50»
LOCAL FERRY TRAtNS-Vla Oakland Pltr.
To Oakland. Berkeley. Berrytnan. East Oakland aa4
Fruit vala— D*fly— rrom B.CO ajn.. aad erery twenty
minutes until 7.00 p.m. iaefasire; than 7.40. 8,20,
9.00. 9.40. IOaO. 11.C0. 11.40 pjß, IZ2O aad
" ." L2O aja. '\u25a0 .
To Stther and Malrote via Seventh St.— Dafly— Froa
6.00 s.b., and artry twenty inmates until 7.C0 pjn.
iadusjre. thea 7.40. §.20. 9m 8.4 a IOJa 11.0.
. aad 11.40 pjn. . • \u25a0
Ta Stonahurt*— Daily Except Sunday— COO, 7.00. 8.00.
9.00 ajn^ 2.20. tJK), 4.ca 5.00. 6.40 pja^ Sunday
only 9.00 10.00 aja. UO. 2JOO. XXX 4.00. s£o.
A«0 pjn. .; . -
Ts Oakiaad First St. ' Frvttvala. Alamaoa. via Hsrsasnoa
—Daily— From tfi.oo. 6.20 a.m. and rrery twenty
ratnates until 8.20 sun. inclusive; then 9.00, 9.20.
8 10.00. ia20. 11.00. 11.20 ajn.. 12nu 12.20 .1X0. 1.20,
.2.00.2.20, 3.00, 1.20, 38.40 pjn. aad erery twentt
minutes until 7 p.m. inrlusm; 7.40. 8.20, SCO. 9.40,
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m., 12.20 aad 1.20 ajn.
Additaooal tnia to Oakiaad First St. 113 ajn,
Ta Wast Berkeley— Daily Except Sunday— From BXO
a.ta. aad arery twenty minutes tmtil&.2o ajn. indo-
' sire: thea 9.00 a.m. and every hour until 4.00 pjn.
: iaddsire: thea . 4.20 p.m. and erery twenty minutes
«ntil 7.00 p.m. meluxire: then 7.40 pja.. 420, 9.00.
; 9.40, 1020. 1L00, 11.40 pjn. aad lZ2oaaa. .
To Watt Berkatay— Susdays o^7— Froa 100 ajnJ
then 7iX). 7:40, 8:20, 9.00 ajn. indusire; then 9.20
ajn. and erery - twenty minutes 7.00 pjn. ladusire;
then 7.40* p.au ISO. 9.00. 9.40, ia2o7lLoO. IL4J
p.m. and 12.30 ajn. ' -\u25a0 ' , \ ,
To CorWa— Daily Except Suada./— From 6.00 aja. aad
erery 20 miautes until 8.20 s.m. mehutra. thea
9.00. 10.00 ».m.. IXOO m.. 1.00. 100. 100, 4.00. 4.25 L
4.40, fi.00.i20. 5.40 and 100 pjn. . „
Ta Corbln— Sundaya only— From 100 »",. thea 9.08
. ».m.. • 9.20 , ajn. ; and erery twenty minutea xtom
6.00 pjn. -" ; - -
To Stsgs, Rknmond, Pullman— <s.oo aa, 5.40 pm QL2O pa,
\u25a0 ': Union Transfer, Co. utberised to check Bassaas
direct from residence. '
MUIR WOODS /rf%Bf*\
MT. TAMALPAIS^^p
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
CNiON DEPOT, FOOT Or MARKET STREET
Bound Trijt.frsai tan Franslsoo, $IJO - '\u25a0'•'%\u25a0
ir.tm ff»cl«e» - lf.ltrirWw<s - - It. Tisalwb ~
W«ckJ«yl Sa«far WWfcdiyt SaniUr WwAJay Smajtt m
T~9:464 :S:>+s< r 7:20»^ 11:50 a # ;7:23» '10:40 a
i 1:45p 3:4fc^ l:40f «12:50? *l:*nr It:4oa
* 4:45f 11:45 2:*»r 1:50r , <:^5 "ll:4^s
*:.:.'.. 11:45- 4:5:.' 2:58p *.9:00 i 2:<a»
>*.*....: -1:45f ..... 3:50 p..... 2^"?
-;-.".\u25a0-.'.-. - 2:45t '..".:\u25a0' 4:40t .r..., t-.n?
• Saturday j. t ltondiya. , Me. Tamalpais only.
Tt Vu r»«~. 5 Saowlito Ferrr— TeU* Kearny 4SS)
- General OSee— Mill Villey. California. Tel. Mill Villey 31
TTmn if TwaliaJj'* ni "Kdr las" an alwm lisa te pastx
OCEAN SHORES RAILWAY x
F. S. Stritton, aoceirer— Eepot 12th aad Kiaalaa
1 L««ra B*a : Franctico - I.ear» Azlata. -
A. M...8:00, «9:SO A. JC... 5:25, 8:43. 11:30
2. M... 3:00, S^o P.M... 8:24
Leare Tunltas Glen:* P. M.. 3:00.
'."All \u25a0 trains dally. •Stags 'for Saa Gregorlo tjC
P*»r.<li!ero. . • .'.::-,- -..\u25a0 , \u25a0 .;\u25a0 .. \u0084 \u0084\u25a0,,-,'"
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