San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 12

J2 SjOT FRAKOISGO CHRCXNIGLEt FBIBAY AUGUST 1 1902 i i i i it IS I 1 I if iiinoiu TKAVJCL report that theShin hid been ntoken off TTr At 7 A 7 11UAL WAVfc 4 NEWS OF OCEAN AND WATER FRONT Steamer Coptic Comes Into Port Ahead of Time CITY OF SYDNEY IN A STORM OFF MEXICO CAPTAIJt ZEAL OF SHIP ByCOiragE SlCCCMBS TO ATTiCK OK BEBURRI Ctreao Brlatsra Xevrs of Great Storm at Muallan Transport Logan Will Sail ToJr OTr sltte Fort George th The Occidental and Oriental liner Coptic caue into port Wednesday night nearly two days ahead of tine She was too late to pats quarantine that night but was released early yesterday morning Lm prmly good eathtr all the wa scrota tlje Pacific made the good time possible orty nine cabin and ten steerage ras sengers in addition 10 ninety six Asiatics wire brought by the Coptic The vessel alto brought a cargo of J647 tons of freight including 518 bales of ray silk valued at about 362Oju The steamers time from Hongkong was twenty seven days and twenty three hours from Yokohama fifteen days and twenty three hours anu from Honolulu six da and three hours Prominent among the passengers was the 3 rand Duke Boris of Russia and suit Jemes Morse manager of the Amtr lean Trading Company at Shanghai ar rled on a business trip Dr Frjern the University of California returned from a visit to Pekiiig il Bruce a teamf chant of Amot and Ellis who has bn a pilot for years at Arnoy were aso iinsng the arrivals The saloon passtn get were Grand Duke Boris of Russia and valt A Bannon Is tBoyd Mrs Kod Bruce Burns II Colleratr ana wife DohtrtyF Ellis Lieutenant Frldenci Dr Fryei Captain daneser Mrs Fulton Gifford 11 Glea s9n and wife Lieutenant A Greaes Oreaves Mrs A Harrell Colonel Hodge Jacott Mrs 11 Johnson Muster Johnson Master Johnson Master A Johnson Mrs Lai kin Mrs Latham Mrs Leek ard child Leh munn Miss McDougald Miss ra Mc Cuiidlish James Morse Lieutenant Poundstone Dr Robert Roxburgh Dr Rudel Mre Rudel Chevalier de Schaeck Miss Simpson Thel mann Lieutenant Strandtman Miss Mamie Wadman Waromont Miss A Wit land from Honolulu Miss I Elliott Mlts A Onsiow Schick Dr Schick The Sydney Heat Weather On the Mexican coast a few da ago the Pacific Mail steamer Cit of Sydney rode out one of the worst storms experienced on the southern shore for years The Sydney arrived here yesterday morning It was impossible according to the vessels report to communicate with the shore at San Bias and at Mazatlan on July 23d the Sydney could not enter the harbor on account of the heavy seas and was hove to for a day off port Danger signals were displayed on the heights ashore During the storm the small Mexican coasting steamer Romero Rubio went ashore and became a total wreck Two of her seamen ere reported as drowned So far aa the Sydneys officers were able to ascertain there were no other fatalities or reports of serious damage Other steamers at Mazatlan at the time were the Newport the Curacao the Limantour and the Mexican gunboat Democrata The passengers arriving on the Sydney Included George Dickinson Inited States Consul at Acapuico Benjamin Ba ruch a wealthy coffee planter of Salvador en route to Europe on a pleasure trip Mrs and Miss Young of Guatemala City relatives of Hodgsdon general manager of the Guatemala Central Railroad and Miss Edith Mclntyre of San Jose Cal returning from a lsit to her uncle Colonel John Stuart Consular Agent at Acajutlu There were seven through passengers from New York who boarded the Sydney at Panama The steamer brought 38o tons of through freight for New York and Kurope and the first lot of freight from the isthmus since the recent renewal of the contract with the Panama Railroad Company Treasure valued at J76521 was brought from Costa Rica Salvador and Mexico The cabin passengers were David Gray Henry Hunter Alfred Younger William Field Miss Buela Field Martin Miss Mclntvre ijrs Abbie Patchin Benjamin Ba ruch Ruiz Mrs Young Miss Young Mrs I Stephens Dickinson Mrs Felton Daniel Sheehan Fernadez Fernandez Dr Valades Angela Valades de Roche Ange Una Valadet A Beltran Avendann Jeaua A endano Jose Valades Petri Hernandez Alberto Martinez Uoioiurnes Captain Dead Captain Thomas Zeal of the British ship Eulomne dird at 2 oclock ester ay morning at the Government uuarartin ctatior on Angtl island after a long ill nesr from bin ben Captain Zeal arrived with his ship on July 24tn after a passai of ninety nine day irom Newcastle Am tralla and on ir court of his own illness and that of a member of hib crew the Eu lotnene and all on board were sent into quarantine Physicians could not effect a cure for Captain Zeal who gradually irw worse Ht was one of the brt ktown British captains sailing irto thi3 port He was in command of the ship Jet sofnene in 193 her that vessel was nearly wrecked in a gale olf this port at the time th American ship Elizabeth went to pieces off North Head To the skill of tain Zeal and the pilot Captan Doiliver the salvation of the Jcsvomene was due lh ugh the ship struck repeatedly itr the ehoaUs of the Potato Patch report that theship nAd been spoken off Hawaii and that th ai to pat into Sydner on the paasagfe from Port Pirieto Honolulu It likely that the Fort Qeorge will be posted to day nopewi of her arrival at Honolulu having trcen received by the steamer Coptic yesterday The Logan Will ail To Day At noon to day the transport Logan will aall for Guam and Manila fifty recruits and casuals and fifty saloon passengers will sail for the Philippines The vessel carries 4500 tons of supplies Two hundred tons of naval supplies will be left at Guam The next troopship to sail following the Logan will be the Sumner scheduled to leave port on August 16th The Portland Olf for ifona The Alaska Commercial Companys steamer Portland Captain Llndcmist sailed yesterday afternoon on her second trip to Alaska this season carry jig seven passengers and 900 tins of winter stores lor Nome and St Michael Captain Blair port captain of the Alaska Commercial Company sailed for a vacation trip on the Portland which is expected to return In about six weeks Isletona Trial Trip The new river steamer Isleton built fcr the California Transportation Company had her trial trip yesterday on the bay and proved satisfactory in every respect Captain Nelson will command the fsleton which is to be used in the fruit trade on the Sacramento river The steamer has accommodation for 150 passengers The Ventura Waa Ahead The steamer Coptic brought the re pott yesterday that she sighted the steamers Nippon Mam and Ventura last Monday aftej leaving Honolulu the Ventura being thtee miles ahead The Nippon Maru left this port a week ago yesterday early Me hours ahead of the Oceanic liner Miscellaneous Notes To morrow afternoon at 2 oclock the Alameda will sailKfor Honolulu only The transport Thomas is expected to anive to morrow from Manila The new barkentin Fullerton Is expected pass inspection to dav when she willbrepare to sail for Ventura to load oil for GUeumpn the Sacramento river The ataamerNeWing has arrived at Kobe where repairs will be made to the broken shaft The schooner Vine Captain Far cnt and Uie schooner Lixzle Theresa aptain Pommake have been licensed tor the coast trade The bark Killoran cleared yesterdav with wheat for Queenstown The Hamburg American freighter Nu mantia will sail af 2 oclock to morrcw for the south and Europe The bark Yosemlte sailing from Ouay mas for Eureka twenty days ago put bacK to Guaymas eeterday with the loss of several sails A telegram received at the Merchants Exchange yesterday reported that the British steijmer Satsuma from Yokohama for New York was afire at Aden and was scuttled in twentv elght feet of water The steamer Santa Cruz recently dam aged by fire while lying at Broadway wharf Is undergoing repairs at Hay rights shipyard across the bay New cabins will take the place of the old ones and a general overhauling will be given to the steamer At the same yard the tug Ranger is being rebuilt MARINENEWS Branch Hjdroriiphic Office Merenints Exhan San Franeisco Jaly SI 1002 Ibe Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry building was dropped eiactly at noon to day i at noon of the 120th meridian or at ft linenwlch mean time BURNETT Lieutenant 8 in Charje IOINT LUBOS July 31 10 Weather taiy lnd nuribwest Telocity 2S mllea per hour I SalllnK lor the Orient USA hi HITS COSTA RICAN CITY i in THE 8teamerClty of Sydney ar frightened hundreds of residents of Sal rlving yesterday from Panama vador who report that terrifying sub brings news of a tidal wave at terranean noises are frequently heard Pdnta Arenas Costa Rica Although many people are left in the neigh ot TTAr j0 borhood of Isalco though until a few a great amount of as weeks ago there were numerous set done the wave yras sufficiently high to tlements near its base The volcano submerge the railroad tracks and in sends out no lava but volumesof Are flict some injury to Bouses of the poorer and smoke classes near the beach Cotnlnln the officers of the Sydney report that wake of the great earthquakes oi Cen fumicf t0e to round at tral America Vnd the eruption of alco ff tEefiu th i volcano back of Acajutla the phe by residents of the city the pumice is ndmenon greatly alarmed the Costa brought by the rivers from mountains unS in the Interior but the exact origin of The flaring Up Isalco has greatly pt source is not known COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY Time and Heights of Hlgn and Low Waterg at Fort rlot entrance to Saa Fraaciaeo Bay By official authoritj of the Superintendent NOTE The high and lowler occur at th City KroDt tMlssWn Hreet warf about twentr fiie mlnctea later than at Fort rolat the hclrht oT tide la the lime at both piacea ALOlST 1 TO AUGCST rl A million dollars in treasure consisting principally of Mexican dollars will be carried for Oriental ports by the Pacihc Mail steamer Peru which will sail at 1 oclock this afternoon Fifty cabin passengers are booked to sail the list includ Bishop II Restarick of San Diego lately elected to the Episcopal diocese of Hawaii with his wiie two daughters ard a soi With the Bishop also will go Fy ler Rev Evans and other prominent Episcopalians of Sun Diego who are makirg the trip to Honolulu for pleasure Elliott Smith a wealthy resident of Cincinnati with bis wife and two daughters art to make a tour of the Orient Henion agent of the Southern Pacific it Cincinnati and his bride will make a honeymoon trip to Honolulu Willi ms an attache of the United States Consulate at Shanghai and Dr Bho waneshtngh au occultist returning Madras are also to Sail on the Peru From the Mexican Coast Late last evening the steamer Curacao Captain Paulsen arrived from Mexican ports with the usual large cargo of semi tropical products 1400UO in treasure from the mines and thirty five cabin and twelve second class passengers The Curacao waa In the heavy storm that raged along the Mexican coast a week ago being at anchor In the lee of the Islands near Mazatlan at the time No damage was sustained by the steamer Captain Paulsen rports that the two men said to have been lost by the wrecklrfg of the steamer Romero Rubio during the storm at Mazatlan were picked up by the gunboat Democrata and resuscitated Numerous lighters wlsre piled up on the beach but otherwise the damage was not heavy and there was no loss of life The cabin passengers arriving in the Curacao were Irving Goodall Walther Mc Reynolds Campbell and wife Juan Dor Aement Duchene Emillo Bruder A Martinez Hazel LindstromrEnriQue Roht Jk Moran Mrs Odrney and child A Carper Miss Nellie Barrett Mrs William Silver and child Margarita Silver Mrs William Ham and five children Martha Wilton A Jeffrey Maria Gonzalez Emilia de Moreno and child Rafael Andrew Jose Maytorena Dr Espinoza John Cozzulo Miss Kaiser The Overdue Fort George Advices received yesterday by A Newell Co reinsurance brokers from Uovds in London indicated that tho case of the overdue ship Fort George was not unaersioouiu AtMuuu i viv full particulars to Lloyds denying tho a mI 3 IT 407 4 5i 5 3b 0 20 I 0 42 7 I 1 37 Feetl O6110JS 81110 0 8H52 0 ti 12 34 0 2 1 15 5 3 701 5 0 7 44 4 4 6 40 53 55 03 09 TM 848 442 530 630 153 234 Feet 28 26 25 23 21 55 Wl 91101 1005 1058 1150 1 729 Tet 5 5 8 30l 58 58 57 32 20 1 6 AUGUST 1 Sin Riaea 5 12 Sun Seta 719 NOTE In the aboTe tabulation of tidea the dully tldeg are riren in the order of their occurrence commencing with the early morning tide tn the left hand tide column and tbe succeeding tHe aa they occur as to time on some days but tiree tidca occor the nsual fourth tide occurring th following morning The column of heighta riiea the elevation of each tile aboTe or below the plane of Coaat Surrey Cnart houodlnga The nnmbera are alwara addl tv io th chart depths unless preceded by the minus sign or dash 1 when the number la sub tiactlre frou depths given on tbe chart VIO EJdENTS OF STEAMERS Steamers due and to sail to day and for the next sli days arc as follows DEPART Steamers For Sails Gipsy Santa Crm and Monterey Anr 1 Aug 1 Aug I Au 1 tug 1 Anr 2 foj i Aug 2 iSl Aug 2 Aug 2 Aug i Aug Aug 3 Aug 3 Aug 4 I rru Hojgaong Tla Honolulu and Xbko oaa4 Columbia Astoria and Portiiud teru aiparalso and way porta lanua Orays Harbor Kan Pdri Eureka Areata ftp uujaiiiu limBurf and way port Alameda Ilonoliln Artata Coos Bay and Fort Orford Kurrka Eureka Areata etc Cis Bay San IVdrj and way porta Mandalay Coqullle Biter Aitac Slualaw Ulter Arctic Eireka Areata etc Sums Rom Sau Diego and way porta Ihoenlt MTdoclno Vronado Lo Aqeles LmatlUa iorla Puget Sound and Aiasaa Tolnt Arrna Pt Arena and Mendocino Ntrth Fork Eureka Areata etc Snnta Ba rbar Sattle ihd Olympta Grace IolIar Grays Harbor Nt burg Oray a Harbor i inpus Eureka Areata etc AlMon RWer Point Arena and Albion Glpjy antu Cruz and Monterey Charles Nelson Seattle and Taconia ueorge Elder Astoria and Portland Aug Corona Newport San Pedro etc Aug Curacao Mrilcan irta Ang uread turvaa Areata etc Aug 7 Sittc cf CaliforrU San Diego and way Ports Aug 7 ARRIVE Steamers Froia Due North Kcrk Eureka Areata etc Aug 1 otnt Ar na Mendocino and Pt Arena tuc 1 ir iv Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Ag Aug Atlg Aug 3 Aug 6 tt 7 Stntr Cells Hanson Stair Sooth Bay Erickaon Simr Undauer Allen Grays Harbor Stldr Mackinaw Storrs Tacolna Stmr Portland IJndqnlst St MlctaeL Stmr Rlfal Olsen Wlllapa Harbor 8ttnr Koltoa Lee Uaal Stmr Whltesboro Olsen Greenwood Stmr Pomona bea Eoreka Stmr Slate of California Thomas San Diego Bktn Arago Smses Wlllapa Harbor Ff schr Elmeo Salmon Tahiti Bchr Onward Laraen Coqullle Rirer Schr Caroano Keller Tort Gamble Schr Albion Anderson Coqullle Rirer Sehr James Ralph Olsen Port Townsend Schr Lixzle Prlen Fergeaen Nebalem Rlrer Schr Rosamond Johnson Honolulu SrOKEX July 16 lat 18 Ion 2S Br ship Anglesey from Shields for San Francisco July 13 lat 11 Ion 20 Fr ship Duchesse de Berry from Pensrth for Honolulu COAST PORTS POINT LOBeS Passed July 31 stmr Alcazar from Greenwood for Port Los Angeles PORir TOWNSEND Passed in July 31 stmr Olympla from Yokohama for Seattle Arrired July SI bktn John Smith from San Pedro sehr Comet from Santa Barbara Sailed July 31 Be stmr Wearside for Buenos Ayrea achr Otella Pedersoa for Hongkong Rues bark Ocean for Heirs BRISTOL BAT Arrired May 20 ship Inrlnci He beoee Apr 27 SEATTLE Arrired July 31 stmr City of Seattle from Skagway stmr Jeanie from Nome leakingleaking bktn Georglna from Honolulu Sailed July 30 stmr City of Topeka for Skagway stmr Oregon for Nome stmr Valencia for Nme FORT BRAGG Sailed July 31 stmr Point Arena for San Francisco NEHALEM Arrired July 30 schr Guide hence 12 DUTCn HARBOR ArriTed July 18 ship Jabea Howes from Comox GRAYS HARBOR Arrired July 30 sehr Jennie Thelln hence 16 sehr A Thayer hence 10 Sailed July 31 stmr Grace Dollar for San Francisco stmr Newburg fir San Francfseo stmt Goronado for Sau Francisco CASPAR Arrired July 31 atmr Samoa hence July 30 COOS BAY Arrired July 31 sehr Jennie Wand hence 23 EUREKA Arrired July 31 atmr Alliance hence 30 bark Tidal Ware hence 25 Sailed July 31 atmr North Fork for San Fran Cisco REDONDO Arrired July 31 stmr Geor Loo mls hence 29 and sailed for San Francisco NEAH PAY Passed out July 31 bktn Aurora from Victoria for Shanghai and turned back FORT BRAGG Arrired July 31 stmr Coqullle Hirer hence 30 SAN PEDRO Arrired July 31 stmr Corona hence 29 Called July 31 stmr San Pedro for San Fran elseo stmr Alcatrax for San Franncisco stmr Corona for San Franneiaeo LUDLOW Sailed July 31 sehr Qaeen for San Francisco PORTLAND Arrired July 31 ship Eaklsona from Yokohama Sailed July 31 atmr George Elder for San Fianrtsco TACOMA ArriTed July 3L stmr Olympta from Yokohama stmr Oscar from Ladysmltb Sailed July 31 Br bark Tblstlebank for Port Ellxabeth ASTORIA Arrlred July 30 stmr Elmore from Tillamook sehr Alcalde from San Franncisco bktn Tim OShanter from Sau Francisco Sailed July 30 stmr Soquola for Saa Pedro ISLAND PORTS HONOLULU ArriTed July 23 Br atmr Coptic from Yokohama Svlled July 23 Br stmr Doric for Yokohama atmr Mohbran foe Bremerton atmr Tamplco for Seattle July 24 bktn Amelia for Port Town send bark Albert for San Francisco To sail July 24 Nor bark Australia for Eureka EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK Sailed July 31 atmr Tremont fcr Ran Francisco stmr Kriederieh der Grosse for Bremen stmr Columbia for Hamburg stmr La Gaseogne for Harre FOREIGN PORTS SCILLY Paased July 31 stmr St Louis frm New York for Southampton stmr Fuerst Bis marck from New York for Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg LIVERPOOL Arrired July 31 stmr Irernia from Boston GLASGOW Sailed Joly 31 stmr Lironlan for Philadelphia QUEENSTOWN Sailed July 31 stmr Ger manic for New lork atmr Harerford for Phila delphla Arrired July 30 Br ship Kensington from Ta coma and sailed for Swsnsea VICTORIA Sailed July 30 bttn Aurora stmr Olympia for Sound porta CALETA BUENA Sailed July 28 Br shp Crown of England for San Francisco FREMANTLE ArriTed July 28 Br ship Laom ene from Tacoma SINGAPORE Arrired July 29 Br stmr Low ther Castle from New York for Manila SHANGHAI Sailed July 1 Edenborab for San 1 ranclsco COMOX Sailed July 3v San Fraurlseo KOBW Arrlrrd Julr 31 olmr CHr of Pcklna frcm Hongkong ra Shanghai and Nagasaki for Yokohama Honolulu and San Franelaeo In tow ACAPUIXX Balled July 29 stmr Acapuico San Francisco atmr Newport for Panama BARCELONA Sailed uly 28 Ger stmr Luior for San Francisco SHIELDS Sailed Jnly 30 Br ship Alcinous for San Frmnciseo HONGKONG Arrired prior to July 30 Br stmr Ptng Sue frcm Singapore CEWCASTLE Aus Sailed July 31 ship John Currier for Honolulu GEXO Sailed July 29 Ger stmr Luxor for San Francisco AiTlred July 31 stmr Lahn from New York CHERBOURG Arrired July 31 stmr Bremen from New York HAVRE Arrired July 31 stmr La SiTOle from New York SOUTHAMPTON Arrired July 31 stmr St Ltula from New York PLYMOUTH Arrired July 31 stmr Fue Rl ii4rek from New YoTV for Cherbourg and Ham berg and proceeded HOTTERDAM Salled July 31 stmr Rhyndam for New York Tla Boulogne railed July 31 stmr Commonwealth for Boston MOJI Arrired July 81 Stmr Ventnor from Pcrtland for Port Arthur and Hongkong uCied wlth lne statement that Jears tlorff had no funds on deposit there The grocer then procured a warrant for his arrest and Detectives Graham and Fitzgerald took him to the city pnsoh The uetectlves say that other grocers and trades people have teen fleeced by Dears iorff and other charges will be placed grinst him The prisoner declines to nave anything to say BIRTHS ABRAM8 In this city July 28 the wife of Max Abrams nee falomani of a son I CASNER In this clt July 2y the wife of urr or a aaugcter KAVANEY July 29 tbe wife of RIcha Karaney of a daugbnr IvRILL In thla city July 19 the lfe of Krill of a eon MILLER In Monterey July 26 the wife of Joseph Miller of a daughter SMITH In Port Townsend Wash the late Frank Smith of a son the wife of MARRIAGES BROWN ELDRIDGE In this citv July SO by Rer Arthur II Briggs 1111am Brown to Lois Eldridge both of this citr DAItR STRONG In this city July 30 by White at the West Side Christian Church Albert Darr to Fannie strong OSBORN ROGEBS July 3 by Rer Footer Edward George Osboni of ban Franclaco to Miss Ruby Rogers of Berkeley SCHROEDER HEINTZ in this ciry July 30 by Rer William Mem rie Henrr Sehroeder to Julia Heinu both of this city SCHRAMM SCHMIDT In this city July 30 by Rer A Bernthal Charles Schramm to Martha Schmidt both of this city DEATHS Aries John 40 Lennnn Jubn 78 Armer Morris 58 Mrgre Westley 24 nncaiey nuilam Mende Darid 88 Manila I IJr bark County of ir stmr Victoria tor Ana 1 Ah 1 Aug 1 Aug Aug 2 Aug 2 Aug 2 Aug 2 Aug 2 Aug Aug 3 Art ata Coos Bar and Fort Orford Charle Solson Seattle and Tacoma Grace Dollar Graj a Harbor San Pedro San Pidro Edith Seattle wburg Orays Harbor Albion Rlrr Albion rtd Point Arrna OlTmplc Falrharrar7 Tcllus Oyster Hatbor Grorge Elder Portland and Astoria Pomona Eureka Areata etc Corona San Diego and way porta Aug 3 Gipsy hanta Crux add Monterey Aug 3 oiT nado Gray a Haibnr Aug 3 Scats Barbara 8 Pedro Aug 4 Sierra 8 dn rla Auckland and Honolulu An 4 Stfcte of Caltforula San Diego ana way poft Ang viuorla Cnmoi Aug 4 Crt aceot City Crtacent City Aug 4 Lakme Redondo Anr 4 uc aiuii rucet soudq ana Victoria St Paul Nome and St Michael Furt ka Kureta Areata etc Empire Coo Bay Guatemala Valparaiso and way port Cbrhaii Graya Harbor Acapuico New York rla Panama Rainier Wbatcoa Stnta Kom San Diego and way ports Coos Bay San Pedro and way ports MoElwain Mary 7 Mrlaugblki Lllr Is Nert Emily 33 No Ian John 0 Powers Jbn 72 schrader Henrlcb 7 wan Lari 25 assault Virginia 3t Wardlow Eliiabeth 49 MlsslOB street Interment Holy Cross Ceme tery MLAUGITLIN In Elmburst Alameda county July 31 Lily belored daughter of James and the late Bridget McLaughlin stepdaughter of Sabln McLaughlin alster of Alexander Thomas and Nellie McLaughlin stepsister of James Clara Grace and Mabel Cosgrarc a name of San Frauclsto aged 18 years and 9 months NEYT In this city Joly 30 Emily Neyt dearly belored wife of Bernard Neyt a natlre of Bl gicm aged 33 years and 7 mouths Friends and acquaintances are reapectfolly invited to attend the funeral Friday August 1 at 8 oclock from the parlors of the Gantner Guntx Undertaking Co 12v9 MUelon street between Eighth and Ntnth thence to St Peters Church Alabama street between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for tbe repose of her soul commencing at 9 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery NOWTfcAN In thia city July 30 John Matthew dearly belored soaof John and Mary Now Ian brother of Winifred Ellen Nowlan and grand son of Mary Anu Nowlan a natirp nf San Francisco aged 8 jcarv 1 month and 18 days Friend and acquaintances are respectfully tnrlted to attend the funeral Friday August 1 at 1 eclock from the rrsldeurv ef the parents 316 Waller street Interment Holy Cross Cemo teiy FOWEBS In this city July 30 at the City and Coutiry Hoepitai John Porters a natiTe of Canada aged 72 years SCHRADER In this city July 30 Henrich dearly belored son of Otto and Wilnelmlne Schrader and brother of Ottn Emma and irantls Schrader a natiTe of San lramlsco aed 7 Tears 4 months and 2 days Friends and acquaintance are respectfully inrlted to attend tb funeral Friday August 1 at 1 oclock from tbe residence of his arents 6 Walter street let ea Thirttenth and Fourteenth No and Sanchei Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery SWAN In Yokohama Japan July 9 Earle Swan of Berkeley Cal nephew of Mr Hutehlns aged 23 years and 3 months V4SSAULT In Berkeley Jul 20 irginia Vasaault widow of Ferdinand assault and mothfr of Theodore Ferdinand I Virginia and Lawrence Vassault aged et years Friends are respectfully lnritMl to attend the funeral serrlces I riday August 1 at 2 clo at Trinity Church corner of Bush and Gough streets San Kncusco WRnOW In this city July 30 Elizabeth loTed wife of Jamt Wardlw and mother rl Grac Charles Tit mas ibert anl Alice Wardlow rnd dwird Fr drlek and Mat gar McGlide and suter of Mr Mtunre and John McGrury a natlre of San Franclsm aged 49 years 8 mourns and 27 rtesjs Friends and acqualntap ar 1 rpe tfully Inrlted to attend the fun ral ttnraa August 2 at 30 dork rf ir tun ral parlor Porter iWblt 122 Fdd th me Si Patrick Church forieiricvf Intirmeut Holy Cross Croi tery AS1LSEMEMS mte Farrell ht Stockton and Powell Streeta Telephon Main 231 YOl RF NOT Tlli nNLi INF Exports for British Columbia The steamer Queen which sailed on Wedr day carried an assarted merchandise cargo con sgned to the port nf destination and the leading British Columbia cities Among the prln rlpal exports were the folio wins 3 obis Flour 2720 pkgs Frvsh FruWs 57 pkgs Freah Veg table 233 lbs Coffee 20072 lbs OH Cake 200 lbs Sutir 3 bales Dry Goods 42 pkgs Groceries and Tlslon 101 bxs Paate 99 pkgs Hardware 5 pkzr Drugs 372 lbs Leaf Tobacco 52 ca Canned Goods 100130 Iba Malt 8700 lbs Bean 8390 lbs Dried Fruits 3 bales Paper 12 pkgs Paints and tls 277 lbs Bread 328 cr Onions 4300 Iba Raising 8960 lbs Sulphur 20ti lbs Hams 3 8 pkgs Arms dad Ammunition 134 rr Brick 190 ska Coal The steamer also carried 498 Canned Aspara gua en route to Boston Mass Merchandise for Ilonolnlu The schooner Rosamond aali yesterday for Honolulu with a general merchandise cargo Amnn th nelriln ablniHpfltK mill th fit Ang towlne 1925 bbli Flour 970 etl Barley 2423 cs Aug clnnn fjonda 15 nkfa Gn cerlea and Prorlslons Aug liroxala Wine 13 bale Dry Goods 10490 1M Aug Corn iyifin ib Rolled Barley 13372 Oil Bran An 5 I 50 cs Sand 20 pkgs Salmon 6 1C2 Iba Beana 40 Aug 750 lbs Ulddlnrs 52290 Hba Oati 19229 lbs 7 i Lard 5000 Iba Salt 11 cs Whisky VI casks Bt a8 1 15000 lbs Rlc 5alb Tea 25 Soap 50 Mm Aug I Matches 4 bdla Paper 10 Liquors 10238 lw Aug 7 Ia i ARRIVED AT 8AJJ FJJANCISCO Stmr Coos Bay Kopandcr 72 houra from Newport Stmr Glpsr Swaason 24 hiura from Monterey Stmr Eureka Jesaen 29 noun from Eureka Stmr Phoenix Odland 14 hours from Mendocino Stmr Santa Rom Alexander 41 houra from Son Diego and way ports Wtmt City of Sydney McLean 23 days 1 hours and 28 minute from Panama vis Maxatltn 3 day 16 hour and 53 minutes Stmr Del Norte Green 30 hoars from Creeeest City Stmr Nararro Blggina 10 hour from Bowena Lending Stmr Umatilla Cousin 01 hour from Victoria and Puget Sound port Stmr Curacao Paulsen 12 day from Guaymas rla Ensenada 1 day Stmr MarthneW Dettmer 18 boon from Hardy Creek Schr Ida A Campbell 3 hour from Point Berra Scsr William aUntoa TbukeU 5 day from Port Harford CLEARETf FROM 8AK rKAXCISCO Br bark Killoran Jonea Queenstown Stmr Portland LindqoUt BL MlchaeL Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander Smn Diego Stmr Pomona Shea Eureklu Stmr Columbia Doras Astoria BAILED FbpM8AFAci8CO Stmr National City Johnson Fort Bragg rtrari na halca liar 912 okas Bnttdine 1 a terial 40 pkgs Paints ami Oil 3 pkgs Hardware 160 cs and ISO kegs Blasting Powder 59240 Brick 13S pin 31111 Work 3 pkr Maebtufry a iii An Atdltlonal Manifest A manifest was filed at the Custom bouse re terday representing an addition to the cargo af the French schooner Elmeo which was clear on Wednesday for Tahiti Tbe additional manifest Includes tbe following 6600 gals Distillate 1100 gals Gasoline Wlteat for Earope Tbe British bark KUloraja was cleared yesterday for Queenstdwn for order with 65524 centals of beat rained at 173630 and 13500 feet of Lumber a dunnage rallied at 230 FOR PASSIXG BOGUS CHECKS Dearsdorff who claims to be a mining prospector living at 12 Adair street was arrested yesterday afternoon on a warrant charging him with obtaining money tinder tal pretenses JOears dorff passed fourchecKa aggregatlnsr Si upon the grocery firm of Meehan Brothers at 81xteentn and Capp streets The checks were drawn pn the First National Bank of Los Angeles and when Meehan sent the first one to tbe bank It was re rnil John 27 Cronuen Annie 16 Douglass Margaret 72 Elston James 15 Flke Henry 75 Fltxpatrick James 72 Flynn James Foley Hannah S5 Kearney Johanna 40 Krenan Michael 39 ARIES In this city July 30 John Aries a native of Italy aged 40 years A eniUr of Austrian MlllUry ajid Bonerulent AssiK iation Court Bohemian No N23 A 1 and Lodge La Stella Dltalla No 2j and A of Syd ney Australia Sydner onwrs Dlesse coiir i Fri nds aid acquaioto are resr ctf all inrlttd to attend the funeral Sunday August 3 at 1230 oclock from the parlors of alente Mirinl Co 1524 St wkton street thenee to Austrian Hall 507 Ratter street for serrlcci Interment Laurel Hill teoieter ARMER In tbls city July 31 Morris belored hufband of FTcdrltka Armer and father of Mrs Brownstone of Reedley Cal Mrs Keam Mrs Just ph Siiuoi of New ork on and Arthur Armer a uatlTc of Germany aged years and 2 days Friends and aeoua intaoo are reectfully inriicd tj atttnd the funeral srTlies I rldaj Augut 1 at 2 eioct at his late residence S45 Golden Gate it uue Interment Hlll wf Eternity renietiTy electric funtral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero street BRICKLFY In this ity July il liilam Brlckley dearly belorej son of William an 1 Margaret Brickie uil Jetrl NKd brothir of John Gorge Ednard and harles Briikley i natlre of San Francisco aged 27 yiars and 7 piouths BICKLEl A months mind inas will be said tor the repose of the soul or Patrick Backlei at St Ih mlnlc Ciureh Saturday August 2 at elok Friends and aiqualniaucea are IH etfully lnrited fONWAl In this cin July 31 at the reslderre buslfli tKJS IIaye tro Joblt I beioved son of John and Margaret nay and brother of James 4uwaF and Mr vodtborut a natlre of Erl Pa aged 27 year moBThs iud to dars il rie paper plae Noib of funeral btraftr CRONNEN In Oakland JuIt rl Annie daughter ef Mr Annie Cronnfti Frderlck and tbe late Daniel Cronnen a native of Fast Oak lead agod la rears 4 menths and das GLASS In Berkel July IO Margaret wfe of th late Thotrat II Douglass and mother of William hW Douglass and Mr Louis A Lui a natlre of Ireland aged 72 years Tbe funeral Mill take place 1 nday AUUt 1 at 9 30 oclock from hr late residence 1940 Ilrtste street thenee to St Josephs Chureh Berkeley where a requiem high mass wjll bo cell brated for tie repH of her soul commencing at 10 oclock Interment St Mary Cemetery Oakland EITON In Fernando Los Angeles county Calv July 28 James dearly belored husband of Kathryn Williamson Eiton a natlre of Audrain county Missouri aged years months and 27dis Wimlland Cal paper pi ao copr i Friend and ac juaintanca are respectfully iiiTltnl io attnd the funeral Irldar Auruit 1 at vlock from tht residence of Mrs WilUamsin 96 bter strtet corner of Waller tbenoe to Sacred Heart Church where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 3u oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery FISKE In this cit July 2 Henry belced husband of Elizabeth A llske a natlre of Weston Mass aged 75 years Boston papers please opy i Funeral services Friday Ausust 1 at 11 clock at his late residence lbl3 Larkln street Interment prtrate FITZPATRICK ln this city July 29 James be lored huslund of Ellen Fltxpatrkk and father of James Thomas Peter ue dp and Mar garet Fitipatrick Mrs Fnnest Erne Mrs Lruls Braui and Mrs Heury Curran a natlre of Ireland aged 72 years Friends and acquaintances arc respectfully inrlted to attend tne funeral Friday ngnst at oclock from his late residence 128 Clara street thence to St Patrick Church where a solemn reqiiem high mass ill be celebrated for the pos of bis soul commencing at 930 clock interment st Mary Ctnjetery Oaklind by 11 cIcn creek Uat I LYNN In tfcls ein July i James Flynn livid fatner of Luke a gnes Emma and John Flynn I btauton Flynn of New York and Jrs Carr of Petaluma a natire of Irelind Tbe funeral will take place Saturday August 2 at 30 clock from hi late residence O40t 3 Folom street tnejtee to St Iatrirk a hurcb nbrre a requlembigh mas will be celebrated for the repose of ills soul luiinuL iiig at 9 clock Intern nt Holy ross CmJerr FOIFV In this city July 3 at the Potrero Hannah Foley rllct of the late Ml bad Foley beloTrd moiher of Mrs Henry LlfTmann grand notliT of Henry Herman Minnie Tuomas Jhn Alma and Irene Llmann a nutire of Coutiry Cork Ireland agedb5ears 2 mouths and 20 days KEARNEY In this city July 30 Johanna Kearney lielnred mother of Eddie and John Kearney ind Mrs Maty Kenn ally a natlre of Ireland aged 45 yea is 1 montb and 10 days Friends nd acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday August 1 at oVIock fiom St Charles Church corner Eighteenth and Sbotwell rtreets Int rmeat Iloly Cms Cemetery carrlise Rimalna at tbe funeral park is Charles Trumau Co 1900 Mission street betneen Fifteenth and Sixteenth i tr eti KEENN Ia thU city July 31 llchael dearly helmed uishand of Louisa Keentn and lnrlng tatbT if loseph and James Kef nan a natire of England aged 39 years Notice of funeral bereafter Remains at tbe parlor of OConnor Cj 767 Mlssloa st LENNON In tht city July 31 John Innnn lelored husband of Annie Lnoon father of Alexander Lent on i nd brother of Nicholas Lennon a natlre of County Armagh Ireland aged 78 year and month UAGEE In this city July 31 Westley belored son of Richard and tbelate Mary Jane Magt and brotaer of Mr Harrison Mr Ed ward Casa and the late Mrs Joseph Bennett Marshall John BIctard and Georgle Magee a natire of San Francisco aged 24 years and 18 oaya Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Inrlted to attend tbe funeral Saturday A gnat 2 at 230 oclock from the parlors of Maasa 917 Mission street near Fifth Inter mentrLaurtl Hill MRNDES Ip thi city Jnly 31 at the Pacific Hebrew Home Darid dearly belored husban of Racbael Mendea a natlre of London aged S3 year 1 montb and 14 day Friend and acquaintances are respectfully Inrlted to attend ttx funeral Friday August 1 at 1230 raock from the parlor of Uaistcd Co 940 Mission street Interment Home of peace Cemetery by train lea ring Third and Townsend streets at 2 oclock MELWAISi In this city July 30 Mary beloved daughter of James and tbe latr Maggie McFJwaln and slater of Cassle McElwaln and granddaughter of tbe late Catherine Magnlre and uteee of John and Mary Maguire a natlre of San Francisco aged year and 10 days Friends and acnuaintanca are respectfully lUTlred to attend tbe funeral Friday August 1 st 10 aclock from ber late residence I717H EreryrxKly lia nvlred to ee POUSSE CFE WTOW fM i IHUMTBt AND 4 HOI FMH1 And they are coming Vwarniing like be tn a oire Kolb and PHI and Bernard Blake llerms Ie orrest Amber Erana ldot Hojie EmertMn and Our beautiful eharmine winninc Chorus and Ballets No adTauce in prife 1 1 UUhoust PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO Steamer leare San Francisco as foHow For Ketchikan Juneau TreadsreU DongllS City Skagway etc Alaska 11 A JL Angtut 4 9 14 10 24 29 SepL 3 change toconipnjs steamer at Seattle For Victoria Vancouver Port TewnaetMl Seattle Tacoma Ererett and New Wb0 Wash 11 A Aug 4 8 14 10 29 Sept 3 change at Seattle to tula companys steamers for Alaska and Ry at Seattle or Tseonui to Ry at VancourertoC By For Eureka Humboldt Bay 130 M--5 10 15 20 25 30 Sept 4 For Log Angeles rla Port Los Angeles and Be dondo San Diego and Santa Barbara SANTA ROSA Sunday A if STATE OF CALIFORNIA Thursday A For Los Augeles Tla San Pedro and Eat Ban Pedro Santa Barbara Santa Crus Monterey San Simeon Cayucos Port Harford Saa IJoU Obi no Ventura Uueneme and Newport Corona only CO RON 9 A Aug 6 14 22 30 Sept 7 COOS BAY 9 A Aug 2 10 18 26 Sept 3 For Ensenada Magdalena Bay San Joa Cabo Maxatlan Altata La Pax Santa Rosalia and Guaymas Mexico JO A 7th of each montb For further information obtain folder Right is tvaerved to change steamer or tailing daU TICKET OFFICE 4 New Montgomery treet Palace Hotel GOODUL PERKINS A CO Gen Agents DLNANN General Passenger Arent 10 Market atreet San Francisco MAIL ROUTE NOME SAILINGS THE FIRST CLASS 5 ST PAUL Carrying TJ Malls will sail tor NOME and ST MICHAEL Direct Learing San Francisco about Thursday August 14th at 2 connecting fer all Bearing sea points Dawson and Yuxcn rirer points For freight and passage apply to NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO 64J5 Market Street SSB5ii rAtiFIC 31AIL STEAMSHIP CO TRANSPACIFIC LINE Calling at Honoluln loKOHAMA Kobe Nagasaki Shanghai and Hongkong connecting with steamer to Manila India etc steamers aall at 1 from Company wharf Flnt and Brinnan streets ai lluu PERU August 1 1902 ST huREA August 2 1902 CHINA calling at Manila Sept 19 1902 1HROLUII LINE TO NEW YORK Weekly ferric calling at ports of Mexico Central America and Panama Steamer sail eTery Saturday at 12 from Companys wharf Flrt and Brat nan streets aa follows CITY OF SYDNEY August 0 902 a ACAPFLCO August 16 1902 5 BVRRACOUTA August 23 J2 6 SAN JLAN August 30 19C 2 cargo recelred on board on day of sailing Round trip tickets at reduced rate For freight or passage apply at companys office 421 Market street ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent TOYO KISEN KAISHA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO SOUTHERN PACIFIC rtUvirxiYsv rtl Mala Lisa foot Market Street I iArj rsoat Jis ixaj ait1 7x0a sllcuiiiiB Elmlra asi Sacra msato A 6 6r nfla Vaeaiaia WtsUrs Rumsef 7 aB HnAtt KasCalittof saata alltla a 8 26S Hill 7 65 4 eSr 7 55r I5 I nflx DtlaWoo4llasl KUhU Uartll OTOTIlle 7 65 rortrsii JJJa srys Di for Bartlttl Sprlagi Ivillowa bad Waft Portland i sLiaa las im LJtersiora Sfocaion iwt aacramealo PlsrerrlU urrii chtlco llsd EGuft SJOa Oak4aUeCblsMJkosoraTtoiiinia 25 IaAa Vallelo 26 YnAl Lm Asgcle Expresa Hartlaet Tracy LatbrvastocktonjM treed BaratosdrresnoandLostAsgeie 8 2 atirl VallJOVlarBt TrttoaiZ hw loloi Ilar ard Sll and Way iatiuatl2 6 loifl Tbi Orerund Llmltea Ogjen IJjnQ Dearer oroab Chlego 6 2 tl00 a4raeslltr8tra t11 mt BeaUU Wlaier Sacramtoto tJMr 2tlka4t Williams WUlowr Sslgkt Landlag Mrysrilia in B7wlMdiiliaaiwysitieocs BE ifj 5rtlSx rUawVj0N3v CatUtoi a Sanu Koa 2F 4 COe HHi uJermor nkto Lodl 12 2i axflr BrwralllanJoeLlTennor t8 5ja Jior Tbi Owl UUd rrMSd Talare BskereM Barbara Loa Angele 65 JKh FortCouTrcyUbronjBtoktos 0 25 J8J Sirriiici i ttoor Vallcjo i 2l4 t0r Oriental Uall Ogdes DTr trmaba Si Lonla Cblcaujo 428 74r PaAlo Port Cota lartlnes and Wy Statloaa i rr nor Vaiieic Br JJSr Oregos ft California Eip rMaeaw Mryt Vortland Fuaet Sound tad Kaat 8 SB rt10 Haywardaca Nile ah INfr ernsw waige Foot cf larket Street NOTE Perfr rmance Comm nc at Sharp latlnfe Saturdav at 2 Sharp Opening Wk of the Grand ti ra Siason TO NIollT ND blTlRDtl NIGHT AIDA SIXDAT NIGHT AND STlItrU MATIME i a Week of August 4th FtiRIT with Agostlnl and CARMEN ith ollamarlui NO ADiANtE IN lRH Fs 2h aid 75t Tlphor Huh Charles Froaman rres Ttlng IIEMIY M1LLE11 MARGARET AMiLIN And SDtual mpuny LAST 2 NIGHTS MATINFh sATl RDAY Egnj nd Cr it lces THE WILDERNESS THE I BEGINNING NEXT VInVDlV THE ONL WAi THE INLY 11 HFNRY MIILFR as Rydn Carton MARGARET ANGLIN appearing for thi first time here In original tbara Mimi SEVTS NOW SELLING Steamers will leare wharf corner First and Brarnan streets at 1 for YOKOHAMA and HuNgKONG calling at Kobe Hiogo Nagasaki atil shanghai and connecting at Hongkong with MiiniiM for India etc No cargo recelred on ard in day of aaillng VMERICA MARL Saturday Aug 16 1902 HUNGKONO MARL Thur Sep 11 1902 NIPPON MARU Tuesday Oct 7 1902 tr Honolulu Round trip tickets ft reduced ratis For freight and passage apply at Company a office 421 Market street corner First AVERY General Agent IN CO ONLY STEAMSHIP UNI TO PORTLAND Or A ii Short Rati Lilacs from Portland ta all points Kaat TbroaKh Tickets a all points sill rll or steamship aad rati at LOWEST RATES STEAMED TICKETS IICLUOE BESTn AID MEALS LOLIMB1A sails July 22 Aug 1 11 21 31 ELDER saila July 27 Aug 6 16 20 Steamers sail from foot of Spear at 11 A HITCHCOCK Gen Agt 1 Montgy MR FREDERICK WARDE In Selected Kprt ir To Night aud raiiirday Ev utug KING LEAR Saturday Matin II I I Sunday Night THE MOUNTEBANK the remainder of tt week Tilll be pr rted OTHELLO and MERCHANT UF ENICE Seats Selling Occidental and Oriental Co suamers will leaTe wharf corner First and Ilrannan streets at 1 for Honolulu YOKO HAMA Kobe Nagasaki Shanghai and H0NO KuNG as follows COPTIC Saturday August 8 GAELIC Wednesday September 3 DORIC Saturday September 27 No cargo recelred on board on day of sailing ini trip tickets at reduced rates For freight anr passage apply at Company office 421 Mar kt street corner First 3TUBBS Oeneral Manager Pacific Steam Navigation Company i Valparaiso stopping at Mexican Central and South American ports Sailing from Howard 3 Iler lu 12 IEKl Aug jCOLOMBIA Aug 20 GI ATEMALA Aug 9AREQCIPA Sept Thew steamers are iHiilt expressly for Central and south Amtrfcan passenger serrice No hunge at Panama Freight and passenger of tin California street 1SAL1 OIR GUTHRIE CO General Agent GRAND OPERA HOUSE LAST THREE NIGHTS fiF THE IRAWLEi COMPN In au All Star Iroducttou of UNCLE TOMS CABIN WILTON LAIKA1E THEOlMjRE KOISFRT3 ALU JOHNSON ADA LEWIS and llv Ieopie on tht Stage POPULAR PRICES loe 15c 2 nr 75c Regular Matluces satunlat and Sunday Orchestra Sat6 25c and bOr all Matinees Next week IRAWLEi COMPANY In 1 1 With llton LacLaye as So ngall TtltATREz CENTRAL Market Street Near Eighth Phone South 533 oceaQiCoSis Alameda for Honolulu Sat Aug 2 2 SIERRA for Honolulu Samoa Auckland and Sydney Tburday Aug 14 10 A MARIPOSA for Tahiti Aug 20 10A mimuk Eiejco Sjditfioxt543 hMW fftetTra329laftttStfBffa7ficifiel JamburgJi merican TWIN SCREW EAPRESS SERVICE I FOR PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG HAMBURG i A Ktoria Aug 141 Columbia Aug 28 1 BUmarck Aug 21 1 A Victoria Sept 11 I TW1XSCIIEW IASSENGEH SERVICE Raldersee Aug 51 Viol tke Aul9 Pennsylvania Ang 12 Patricia Aug 28 iiaiuuuraiurr Line naw A I IIERZOG CO Genera Agenta Paclflc Coat California Street San Franclaco 7 3Cr 10f oCr it iS autaCrsitxeuratoa 18 Cia 815 Ma Cenierrlll San Joae Faltoo a wildar Creek Saau Crux and WaySutloost fJaQa 41 Br Krk Ceoierrllle 8fn Joaa Kw Almaden rlttnj BouKIbt Creek 8auta Cms aad rrlaelp Way Stations 4 10 50a 4 1 Br Newark Ban Jose Los Oo 8 60a 16r 8aa Jose Lm Gatoa antsCmi 8 80 OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY From SAM FRANCISCO Foot of St Slip t7li iar llOOaJ IJjOSOO 616r rrom OAKXASD Foot of Broadway 00 ta of toVlO03 12 00 J0 00r COAST LINE Broad aaagej Third aad Townsesd SUrta 6 10a Saa Jm and Way SUttoo 7 0Ca Ban Joae and Way Stattoras 7J3 AUnsin i 7 ISa Monterey sxcursion QUA voat irfn iimiM of vo GllroyHolllterSaJinaASa Lais Obispo Saau Barbara to Angela Principal InlflrmedlaW Station 104S OOa Ita Joae Tres Plnoa Saita Crux raclCe Grore Sailaaa Baa Lot Obispo and Principal Istermed ale Stations 4 10 10 30 Saa Joae aad Way Station 8 ISk 1130a SasJoacLoaGaUMandWarSUtlos 6 5C ai JOe 6n Jose and Way Station a7 0 f2 OOr Sas Joso and Way Station rs OC UOOr Dal Monte Bapreas Only co Saa Joa I t12D1 HOT Sas Msts Redwood Palo Alto Scat Clara Saa Joae Trea risoa Sasu Crux BailsH Del stoats lioaterey and Pct6e Oror I 1045 4 SQr SasJosaaadrrtnclpaiWaiStatloBa 1 30 t5 00r Saa Joae Loa Oiuu and Principal Way Stations fl 00 6J0f Saa Joed PrtoclpalWayBtatlona 10 00 tt ISr Saa Mateo Belmont Bed wood Mealo Park Palo Altoi to 48 SOe Saa Joae and Way SraUoaa 63S 7J0r New OHeaaa Eipeaa Ban Lata Obtavo Saata Bartarj Los raso aw galea DttElag El Orleata sad Kaac llSr rto au and ut 1 1 45 8 Jo and Way 8taUo A far Moraiig Sasday cxcrsiad Batarday oauy tWtsrdag aad Saaoay esif ttoaa IPS 13 15 45r r8 46P 1 Afternoon 1 Saadar only Koaiij osly Toeadiy and Friday 1 Dly aicept katuraay Tk TJKIOM TRANSFER COXFANi wfll eU for aad cek baggage frqm hofls and rrsV 4eaeea Teiejvaoae Exchange Inquire of Ticket gaus for Ttaae Card aad outer information California Limited to Chicago In A 3 of 1 in A 3 BE LA SCO THAU ALL THIS WEEK TO NIGHT MATIN SATL RDAY AND SUNDAY The Gr ateat of Emotional Dramas I EAST LYNNE The play ha cerer een surpassed for heart Interest PRICES EVENINGS 10c to 50c PRICES M4TINEE3 10c 15c ic NEXTEEK HlMWin Worth German lo yd FAST EXPRESS SERVICE rLYMOUTU CHERBOURO BREMEN KaiBer Aug 1A 10 AMKronprtnxAug2tl lo AM Ilih ni Aug lti10 AMKaisor Sept 9 10 AM Kaiaerin Aug 19 10 AM Kalaerlncrpt 16 10 AM 1 tt lN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE Cherbourg Southampton Alternately and Bremen Luiae Aug 7 10 AM Bremen Aug 2s noon kiTfuerstAug 1410AM Friedrick Sept 4 noon Barbar sa Au2lU AMLulse Sent 11 noon MEDITEHHANEAit SERVICE GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Alier Aug 9 luAMAller Sept 13 2 PM Lahn Aug 23 10 AM Lahn Snt 27 1 pti I lrare Sept 10 AM Trare Oct 11 10AM urinii us a tj nroaaway ft a ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent Pacific Coast 140 Montgomery street VAUDEVILLE CELEBRITIES M4ZETTI TROUPE GRiTTAN WHITE AND CO KATHERINE BLOODGOOD ZARA AND ZIH4 LEW IHWKTNS AND HIE Hlo GRtPH Last Times of IOHKE and ADAMS ELITA PROCTOR OTIS aud A DLNCAN Reserred Seats 25c Balcony 10c Box Seats and Opera Chnlrs 50c ALCAZAR A TH4LL MATINEE TO MORROW Glorious Triumph of FLORENCE ROBERTS Soppcrted by White Whittlesey The il maud for seata for thla week being greater than 1 the capacity of the theater A 1 Will Be Continued All Next Week Seats Now Beady for Next Week THE CHUTES EVERY AFTERNOON AND ENING HCOHET EMMETT LEONARD and LEONARD iinwtRH CHAMBERS the ROSSEVU8 1 OLVIO AVERY and HART and NEW MOVING PICTURES SEE HARDY DOWNINQ LOOP THE LOOP NOVIXTIES ALL OVER THF GROUNDS Phone for Seat Prk 23 BASBDALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME SAN FRANCISCO VsA LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO VS LOS ANGFLKS SAN FRANTISCO VS 8AN FRANCISCO VS TO DAY AT 315 RECREATION PARK Eighth and Harrison St Ad ranee Sale of Seata at Stockton St SUTRO BaThY OPEN 3 I Open dally from 7 A to 11 Bathing from 7 A to 1030 Admission 10c Cblldren Be Bathing Including Admlulon 23c Children 20c FOUR SEPARATE ANQ WSTIHCT SEBVICES Fast Twin Screw Passenger Steamers sailing regularly from Boston Portland and Montreal to Liverpool also Boston to Mediterranean ports Send for booklet Mediterranean Illustrated Forratesett apply to Tho Cook 6 Son Gen AirtsL for the Pacific Coast 621 Market St CaL WHITE STArTJneT wxu QUEEN8TOWS LivfecPooL GERMANIC Aug t3 Sep 10 Oct No ELTON IC Aug 20 Sep 17 OcT Jm MRIO Aug 22 Sep 19 Oct 17 Farlr Reaerrattnn firti OT For paaaage apply to FLETCUEK in Market treet official railway Md steaiahTn Office on tie Pacific Const or toompaMoffliiP WHITE STAR MNE rmifi2 leaving Ferry Depot at 9 A Mondays and Thursdays Din jng Car Electric lights every convenience of fashionable club or hotel Most comfortable train in the world Trains Daily Leare Market Street Ferry Depot I I Limd Loral Mona Local Or ri4 Dally Thurs 1 Dally Daily Lt San Franclaco 800 a 800 af 2e Ar Stockton lMOplltJi 7 Wplllls Merced 1 235 1 17 1 Fresno 410 2 S3 1 1 Ift a Hanford 358 3 27 a Vlsalla BSo 1 a Bakarafield 810 5 20 7 t5 Kanaaa City 1 2 31 a 1 2 1 Chicago I 2 15 pi 47 0 vfii tTAi sSvi rA jll iiaitnTi jjV i ii 11 iiiwiai anm 1 STAR LINE ShiCAOO CLNARD LIKeI NEW YORK io LtVfcui vOL rla QueentoWll tTHtVo1 rlet UWer Sort itiVkt Baturday Aognt Is nou hi A fa 8ti 23 ATlL 1LUMA Saturday Aueuax 3u aU Ki ULR1A Saturday StiumK Ta Cablu passage aiw upwaralScoud cTbi 40 uo according to season irl LOS aNGFLfS Tblrd cla Uekets to Indl tfamSt ANGEH tasffePpVy Tfhni i way New York a VEUNON II BROWN CO Gen HITCHCOCK General iJentpiS CoaL 1 aTOtUftreaiP lTilllK nnv mau iiiAii AH New Steamers Weeklr JwTiei aVT hiRZEU FELTlUNNACo uSSZkJtPll i ALMAOIA PATBIZf IZMoVV1 co 1 af5AJMKXAJkDI a for morning for afternoon 800 a Dally 1 BakeraneU Local en pplnf at all point In San Joaquin Valley Corresponding train arrlrea at 8 a dallji 800 a Monday and Thursdays 1 the Call fomla Limited carrying Ialaoe Sleeping Can and Dining Car through to Chicago tfalriar runa to Bakerafleld for accoinniodatl of local nrst claas passenger No etnd la ti are honored on thla train Conreapondlng train arrljre at 1110 Tuesday and Frlda 4120 1 Stockton locals Corresponding tralh arriria at 1100 a daOy 8100 Wi la th Ortrlandi Exp ess with through Palace and Tourlat Sleepers and Redlining Chair Car to Chicago nlnu 1alaea 81eper which cut out at Fretno turrespund lng train arrlrea at 6 00 dally Offices 041 Market street and In Kerry Depot Saa Francisco 1112 Broadway Oakland NORTH SHORE RAILROAD Ola siausaiilo Fern FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL ALLEX AND SAN RA1AFL WEEK DAYS 7 43 45 9 30 11 A 1220 ltW 315 415 515 15 0 40 8 1 Iljt5 7J45 A doe not run to Mill I allcr tk 8UNDAYS TC1 800 uO lii 11 llfiO A 1230 l30 2 JO 4 0 wO T30 0 45 1145 Trains marked run to San Qutsyls THROUGH TRAIN 745 A week days fazadefo uJ nay station 315 Saturdays Caiadero and war stations 81J week day Saturdays inpudi To I mat and way atattous rGO A Snndaya Caaadtro and way stalon 1000 A Sundays Pt Reje and ait stauuiia Ltgal bolldaya all boata and sralua run on Snnday time flOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY 1 Leave an Fran rViceF Anve Via Sausalilo Ferfv i 1 Foot ot Market St baqjgay i I Sun 1 Week a Days IatktlTnn inwl 1 MtaRbclMMwlftll1 a nji mij linusfiiiiifiijr Qptm at 1 tfc mi raw UnaUlS IHJimtt ms rt 1 a KaJUtST 8T 1XI ui aiCSAUTO I Sun uays ilays 145 SfJ0A 15 100 A US0a 130 230 1 l3Pi3ok 330 5 5 150P 5 50 815 has ako rivkk stlahlus 4 OR I WAVY YARD AJfU VALLEJO STEAM FRS OEX FRJSU1E 0RM0NriCFLL0 4T A 3 15 and 830 I ilaSun Sunday fi 830 Leare allJo 7 A If 11 Jl es Sun Sunday 7ilL 4US pare SO cent Pier2 Mlaslon feck Poos Main 1503 HATCtl I1B03 i vsw 2 a Kr iif Ma4HijheajMWWj VmtjL.