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EV SAW JWAKCIiUO CBPBOWK5LE FRIDAY B13MA1MA immnmmm mmmwMmBm OiS 7 1WI JtixljS alfc rt jr wi9raptanis Gradually Replacing Whites on Mikados Steamers Pscitic Mailer China Qf JodaV for the Orient i i tV ii it 1 1 a 1 1 TVO Timll have been renorted In a temnorarllydlsabled condition i I tuamt Ban break mni fr th eaaat but refnaaa aid XkKR TJinWEiJlA off tomorrow for Alaska with a bis crowd nsa Wit BttU Abbey In tromAuitralU with coal schooner Carmel disabled bat declines assistance IHIIMrMMIMIIMMIIMttMIMIiMMIMtH TBS America nd Brltlih captalna ere being relieved ot Hale command ef Nippon Tueea Xalaha boat sad aeaa are balsa nt la their ttiaee according ttala William Tbompeon recast arrival owent Tboapaoe was eennect Witt the tor twaty evea yeare ul Baa Jut I command to taka an aura nre My tha Jipaneae eoapanlea ara weed hit mica aaloners from thalr veaaeTe For tie eompaalea eapedelly whete tb i i tka Mil Vaa iav only whit captain pureere doe Be itewarde aad frolsM clerk all tba I lanlrV Hasina Taflniat tht South American eatrlcai of th Toyo Kalaha that steamer are manned thrOUfh JiptotN This Una however 1 Inwvt ft freight arvlca the blef portion of I tg noes touched Punt Adm a May 3th UMnMr trad baina Aaietle steerae I iKl fw ukMB Dinnnri blac rrlfSa lcal traaipftlfle Mrvlc tt tfit noc jm dh rvToiuuooiawa ia uii ui Filtboagh It 1b portod that on tho ka aid4tJir kaa bon a itrott MDtl It iffir tlT ocacerlng ot tb Itiiora wtilch rfltffoC Mppoo Steamers buoke dowk huTttMls wert riortdM hrhir bea if temporarily dlntblwd coodltloa to ff Tho PkcIQc Uftllar 8to jtom Ctpum vniCD lore nr WNonair anarpooo foorti In Mtilca o4 Ototrai Anorlcft waa lw dowa off Polntsflur at 1 oclock yoatar InornltM aecordlor to a resort nado by I UIbt Tbomaeo of tb atoamor Ooorgo ir arrtTlng Tostorday from Lot Jjtrala bar uaptain Tpomaon oirerea Ban oao darfaocti which waa doollmd and tberoforo ballorod that abo bad nortly nflorw ft Mri nlabap Is bar an gl no room aorogram from tbo oil tankor Arasclon ia acaioo iaav cno imm cnonr ron Ban franelaeo for Aberdooo was In taablad fraodltlon off foi ialaod bnor at rclock ytatorday morning Tbo Aaaoctoo aaalstanc whleb waa docUnod I for womb tomorrow I Tbbjf Pidflc Cot Steamablp Company ltfftr UmatUla Caatalft Tom XaUly wlU wvw tomorrow afternoon for Ifomo tod St tbaoi dlroet bo log tbo Orat dlroet Alaakan Ml Toaooi loarlng tbo Ooldaa Oat thla She will carry aoToral bundrod paaaoo vi all bar accommodation baring boon aoia tf Among tbo poaoongera will bo John or xao union uoootrvcuoq uompanr woo a eommtaalon to Inatall flvo drodaera in tbo North Ho takoa wttb blm MTontT mocbanlca Itoeompllab tbo work Tboro will alao bo 200 imyva oc coo norxnorn naTiganon vompaoj I toed for tbo Tokon for prominoot paaaongora oookOd to aau on nnor ara Ua eicr rf mnxmr juoaia John Kimball Ha to Jonaatono a lapboU Ulddaugh Billy Lenltan IwoIL kt Wither AWUlnctoa 8 lyfABoardaloy and Iorry WUaon ff CHIXA STEAMS TO DAT I Tbo llttfe PadfleOifcller China la to Jae pier i ocioca uia ariernooa lor uonoitwu ana rm too unooi boo wiu carry a niu uac or laomgora and a hoary cargo of general mar teiMtlac Captain Roger ADman will bo In com md of tba ateamer aucceedlna Oantaln Emery Kloof who It la aald la being bald bebind fo no command or tue liner mongoua wnen arte or too Ikcbt off tbo Dnko do Montpeoelar Allman baa lid cooaldorablo oinorleaco aa an officer on both pie uuna ana raaam raaa ao waa aaipper me Cltr of Panama for two royagea but tola JHB nrat commana traoapacinc MISCELLANEOUS MOTES Ibo Oarman ateamer Buffalo Captain Yaano onerated by the standard vl uomnany er red In port yeaterday mornlog thirty dare from I iu wtt ti tataniira and ralabt end bro coodod for Ban Diego M9v the umit company jtloarad thU aftemooo fof Tbo ateamer Oeronado arrlrod tblt morning eat flro doya from Gray harbor rla San rran elaco bringing paaeengera aad fretght for tbo Woet Ooaat Steamabip Oompaiiy and 8200Q fMt lumber for tbo BouOMrn CaUfornta Luov bar Compear and other oonelgneaa The pactoo Coatt Compaay a liner Governor arrred thin mornlag from Baa Diego and after taking additional paaeengera and freight pro ceoded for Puget aoona T1 The tteamer MelrlDe Dollar baa cleared from Taoema wttb a mixed cargo ot 100 000 feet of lumber and piling for yarlou wboleeeie yard at ibl port Tbe Gorman steamer Salatlav Captain ea Appen 0T0 tontv of tb Koamoa Una on the wa bia ftnrt via Ifluiaue with Kenoral cargo for Loo Angetea and Baa Francleeo con Ritii A rhAMbroaeha ateamer Loelanaw Capuln Brown anired thla morning out four tee day from Balboa Panama with a full cargo of Atlantic freight for eonalgiieee at tblt port nod San rtancfaco After landing 130 tooa at thla port tbo Loelanaw proceeded for ffan VTvma 1ain binlwhi The atoamor George renwlrk eomploteff tbo dlacbargo or 2300000 root of inmoer ror tbo Hammond Lumber Company at Terminal and cleared for the Columbia rtror la ball It ta load a return carvo for tbo aamo compaje After dUcUerflng 450000 feet ot lumber for conaigneoo ae taw port too ateamer snoaojuM cleared today for Redondo carrying 350000 additional feet for wholeealera at that port thence foe Colanhla river to reload Tbo ateamer Alcatraa completed tbo dlechargo of 800000 reet of lumber for tha Southern California Lumber Company and cleared tonight In oauaac cor ureenwooa via nan jTancieco to waa Althoofb tbo Pacific Narlfattoa Company ateamer Vale baa Juat come off tbo dry dock at tbo Colon Iron Work a at San rrancloco the nary la not working oaaaf acton ly and upon arrlral at San Pranclaeo the big liner will bo again docked for further overhauling Arrivals at Bedoudo Beach Include the steamer TeUowatone out Ave daya from Willi pa barber carrying 800 000 feet of lumber for wboleaaler at that port and 000000 additional feet for coo algnees hero and at San Diego and the oil barge Monterey in tow of the tug Wevigator with cargo of fuel oil for the Associated Oil Company loaded at Garlota The Hammond Lumber Company at Terminal has taken out a permit for additions to the new wbart recently completed to coat 5000 The mooay will bo need to flU In tho apace between tbo wharf and tbo bulkhead with piling and plank cover ha The San Pedro Lumber Company has also tsken out a permit for repairs to lta wharf to coat iwo MARINE NEWS POUfT LOBOS May SO 10 Weather basyt wind northwest velocity 10 mllea Branch Hydrog rapblo Office tf San Fran rlaoo Mar 80 1012 The Time Ball on tha tower of tbo Fairmont Bote waa dropped today exactly at noon Pacific Standard Time 120th meridian or at 8b ureonwicn rataa time a bakthalow Lieutenant 8 in charge T7 COAST AND GEODETIC SCBVBT Time and helghta of blgb and low waters at Fort Point entrance to San Francleeo bay By official authority of the superintendent The tldo at Mieslon street wharf le twenty five ml no tee latvr than at Fort Point Tbo neignt or tiuea a tna aame at both places irated by the Standard OU nort reaterdar mornta thl tleutta via Slngspore after aa uneventful oraae I Tha Paelno Coaet Steamahln Comoaovs steamer state or caniornia caotaia Jtiaxaoaer I laft raetardav moral far Laa A natal oorta I carry log a4 aTtiU iaiv i Tn Ban rrauciscoroniaua vompiDri vmrncr LBeerer Captain Mason departed yesterday tor sieoria bbo rortiana wim a large nuniDar ex British bars joartio Aooey arnvoa iaac 1 1 from Australia with a cargo of coal for iY BolDh Co after aamart paaaage of Irnlhf days TRANSPORT MOVEMENTS he Lena loft Manila on May 15th for Ban rVanela0 Tbo Buford left hero April 28tb for Uaxlco Tho IH la at Puget sound jie Tiromaa ia in port i Sheridan Is In port Tna Crook la In port iim Sherman left on May 6th for Manila via rotjtland a Coast Maritime Notes IniEKA If SO Th tMaiM Tanard lHaflas piMnfra and nail arrlvM from Baa rraatfiiico Una mornlna A lumbar can will ba lakan oa bard for tna rtarn trip aoutb i Bcmw A ikUDBrn wjia irvifnc man BMnwa rrlr from 8aa rraacUco Kla aftaniooii after a ratBW rough trip ap tb SoaaL Taa Kllbara deaaru tonorraw oa tba Irtfttra trip aoatb xn oil inir maiiur rnTKi xrvin rort llarfoitl thla aftaraoon tbortlr bafor 3 oclock in proeMd to tb Homboldt Traailt Com pua a waarf ivliera tba oil cargo la blag Ola Tb atramar Aiuaoea witb rraigbt ana pamn Itara eroMl ont anortlr bvfor boon todar boaod lltr Portland via Coat polota TB a afouo acboooar Kanaoioii aeaartad cor Inrara polata tbla aftaraooa 1 TaB Britlab tramp atamra Stratbillaa aad tratbdoB waica wm md loadiog at ooaat rttota for arar a week Bnlibod taking oa tbalt Bargaw at raawooa mmtMr tbi artaraoaa ft Tba trampa will depart tomorrow for Pagat iaaa aad comox Bv coal to a taken aa a at tae latmr point alter waica tne long kip acroaa to Paciaa to Aaatralta will ba no AITUH1A arroitll for Mar 10 Tb taalan rffierrta arrivad dawa tba rlrar and aftaf diaoaarging part ac oar cargo ar nai au at uaglar Waah areeaaded ta a aad croaaad tba kar at 4 Tba ateamer Boaaoka wits fralgbt and aaa I aeagara wat ta eee tbn morning bound tar tea FraacUca aad Baa Pedro T1ia at an arhnowap Taranla Aaw Im hal laav waat an todaj boaad far Oraa bar kor load lambar Tae ateaat aebomar raleaa aomaleted bar rarga at tba Kaapptea ailll aad waot aaa uia axteraooa Tba ateam acbooaar Tamalpala lambar ladaa arrl4 dowa tba nrar dnrlag tba alfht aad went to pwa early tbla morning Tba learner Elmore with fraleht and aaa i anger eouixl for Tillamook went ta aaa tcdaf auv lunini unvinr iiiiinnti arriTBtl la I part tbla morning from Tillamook aad after littecbarglnt aoma local tralgbt proceeded ap lib rlTer Tbe tnai ackooaar Dalay rraemaa if tor com IpletlBg bar cargo of lnmlier waat ta eaa tbla uaj aouaa cauiornia AK PEDRO Lit rtDBO Wa annwltM ah liaochUig af tb new atoal ateamer Oamlno were aaied today tb nralw bki nk aancbtaa wlU occur on Uondaj arenlng Inne lOtb between aad dock rattier nananal mm dbi nut Mctnirr pecaoae of coadltloa tne rMc at tha time Tha T7mirW2w It tk largait raeael to ta built ba th Oralaa la RfMl faa lair am vlll mtnA VB fnwiuuv J1 i iTr oci agent ot tne Oceania Keenuhlp Comoenr left vearenfav fnp TMaM Eraei ka wllr ndaaeor ta dlvarr a urn 1 IntBplnir bnalneaa batwaen Englud anal Ana ftralia from tha Inea canal route to New Tork fa Padr and Ban rraaclaoo in inaepeoaeat company eteamae Benalal iw una Bnia DinB irvnv an arBClNCO airect MAX SI TO OUNE a reet 0 8 10 I hi Time1 48 38 oal 4 47 0 2SI 8J 1 Ml 4 8 1 OS 4 5 I A HI If TlmHreef ITImi 1 231 a is lIDl 0 4 4 01 4 0 4 0 50 4 1 240 1 0 08 0 21 I 4S 0 10 4 sa Ml 440 1 9 37 Peat a a SO it 8 10 4 4 17 4 a mi Ttmalreai SO 0 7 11001 11 82 2SI 8 7 85 8 10 48 8 8nn Rlee MAT 81 7r4 48gnngetllT2T NOTE a the abora tabulation af tldaa tha dally tldea ara flraa In the order of tbelr occurrence commencing with the early morning tide In tba left band tide coloma aad tba tuc ccdlng tldea aa tbey oecnr Oa lome daya but tbrea tldaa occur tha earth tide occurring the following nornlnf The colamn of belghta glraa tha aleratlon each tide abor or below the plan of Coait Bar eey Chart Sooadlnga Tb aumbera ara alwaya addltlr to tha chart deptbe anleea preceded by tba inlnaa alga or daih when the numbera ar euntractir rrom ooptna given an the chart MOVEMENTS OP STEAMEXS Cteimere da afrlre aad depart today and far tha next few daya ara aa follow AftBIVB Bteimere Preot Doe lithmlan Sills Crna Tin gas DtagoMiy 81 neea Paget gonad porta and Victoria May 81 oreraor Lo Aogalee aad San DlagoMay 81 Coracao San Pedro and war porta May 81 Ylle Lot Aagalae direct Miy 81 BtetMw Gray Barber May 81 Baanake Portland aad Aatorla Jnn I A Kllbara Enreka Jnaa 1 Branawlck rort Bragg Juna 1 Harrard Loa Angelea and 8 DlaJana 1 Ilinalrl Loe Anfle Jane 1 Preeldeat Seattle direct Jnn 1 oncamaa Seattle aad Ticoma June Sea Foam Mendocino ghaltap Cm aad Polot Arena Jnn aaon nauanuio ria am raoronJnaa 1 oaar uai aiageiea iJnn I Roaa City Psrtland aad Aatorla Jnn I Cairo Mara Hongkong rla Yokohama and Honolnlo a nacralo Singapore Jnaa 8 Btata of California Laa Angelaa and Sao Dleg Jnn Tile loe Angelea and San Diego June 8 Loelanaw Balboa via Sin Pedro June vny ei xopeaa sanaa Areata eta June 4 Bant Clara Lo Anfelei Long Beacb aod Baa Die Jnn 4 Hortwann Aatorla and Portland June 4 glP Par Balboa ela PedreJune 8 Hooololan Eoaotatn June 8 Arctic ran iaragg i Jnna BiTTard Loa Aagelea direct June Niagara Shanghai Jon 8 Timarie Sbaaghal iJuna 8 Beaxlaole Moll Jon SEPABf Steamer Wn an Klamath Aatarl aad Portlaaal Coaatar Aatorla and Pectlaed aiiBDeuuoqoiue i i war aM tor Cltr ef TooekiuvOlerOW Mkoar free nreka wtI vw jbatvkara JobnioaC ii koaralfrolltndo etna H4 Bttw Poao UMeiaai tl koora fnat llbloa Tla poina Arena li aama Btmr Jltaaa Ulggtaa waaaoa aa from Pert Bngf Btmr Bi raUl NeUco 28 boor from Enreta Btnu Xatkaruw lortaaaen a arm from Bnreka SUnr OaorfeW Ilder ZhaauMOvn boor from Ben Pedro Ttmr Kabraakan Xblfbt aovra from Raartla rr bark Bttl Abbey If aratara i daya from Mrweiatla Aaa 1 ftoha Arae Baalck 11 alaya frm rati Lodtoar BAILED FROM BAM VaUMOISOO Btmr Stat af California Alaamadar Baa Dlee and wa porta Stm Samoa Olaea Caapar BtaapOlnm Curtlai Port San Lata Btmr Bicelalor Bundberf CM Bay Btmr Whip wber Colambl rlrar Btmr Mareriekr McKallar Bedoada Stair Biarar Maaon Portland tla Aatorla Stm Xaaamlte Nelao Loe Ajagalaa Btmr Jamaa Hlf glna Bwaeaon Loa Aagalao Br ahlp Hartford Macdoaald Bareka la taw Of tag tartuace 4 COiST PORTS tr ASTOttU Silled May SO atmr Paleoa tor Baa Friaclacoi atmr Claremoat foe Baa Pedrei atmr Ttmpla Dorr fort Baa Pranolicat atmr Tamalplla for Ban Pedro atmr Boanoae for Ban Praaclacat atmr Daily Prmaa tor Ban Pednt atmr Harrtn for Monterey COOS BAY Arrlrd May atmr Raaa Bultb haaca 28 Balled May 80 atmr Breakwater for Aitorla KDBECA Arrlead Mt 80 atmr Vaanard bene 28 atmr Au Kllbara haaca 2 atmr vrDircirr aenca av Ballad Miy 80 atm Alllinc tor Aatorla via Coca Bar FOBT BBAoa Atrlred May 0 atmc Branawlck banc 2tv Ballad May 30 attar National City for Lea Angelaa LOS AKGELES irrlTad May 88 atmr Buford from weat out or uanco atmr uanaiai from Ban Princlac attar Oorernor from Baa Dlagoi atmr Coronado from Graya Harbor atmr Harvard from San Princlaco atmr Leelanaw from Bilboa Ballad Miy 80 atmr Governor for Paget Bbuad ttmrr Banalel tor Baa Fnncltce atmr Harvard for Ban Diego atmr Yale for Baa Franclao atmr Buford for San Franelaeo atmr Alcatria for Greeawood atmr Leelanaw for Ban Pranclacos atmr Bhoaboocr for Colombia rlrert atmr Georg Penwlck for Columbia river POINT BITES Paeaad May 30 atmr Ravalli from Eureka tor Aaa Friaclacoi atmr Katbarlaa from Eureka for Baa Fraaclaco PORT GAMBLE Arrived May 89 icbr Bendlreea from Port Towmend PORT BAN LUIS Arrived May 80 atmr curacaa Trom boa Angeiei Ballad Mar 80 atmr Porter for Port lend atmr Curacao for Sea Franelaeo BEDONDO Arrived May SO atmr ghoohone from Baa Pedroi atmr Yellowntone hence 28 atmr Helena from Loa Angelce tug Sea Borer wltb barge 83 la tow hanca ZS atmr George Lootnia rrom veotunu Ballad May 80 aitmv Bboihona for Baa Pedro BAN DIBQO Arrived Miy 30 atmr Miryland from Santa Barbara Billed May 80 to 8 atmr Buford for Lo Anaele and Baa Friorleio SEATTLB Arrived May 30 atmr Spokane from Skiawiy atmr Marlpma from Ketchikan atmr Mlnneeota from Hongkong May 20 atmr Atlaa with baril 01 In tow hence 20 atmr Banta Ana from Dnr ont Silled May 30 atmr Captain A Lucia with barge 03 In tow for Baa Franclace itmr Admiral Semnaoa for Bkigwiy atmr Delhi for Kuakokwlm atmr Dolphin for Bkigwiy atmr Buckmaa foe Baa rranciKo etmra Minpoea ana Atlaa for Ticomii itmr Dlrlgo for Soutbeaat ent Alaaka TACOUA Balled Mir 88 atmr Cirloa for Saa Franclac itmr Ellbn Tbomnon for Alaaka TATO08H Paaaed in May 80 atmr Minneiota from Hoaraong for Huattle acbr Robert Seirlea rrom i iuo ror rort xowoseoa Pined oat Mir 80 itmr 8 Loop from Kverett for Bib Frinclscot Btmr Cirloe from Teeoaa for Bin Pranclaco atmr Tallac from Vancouver Tor Lot Angelea atmr snaita rrom Belllngbaia for Loa Angelaa atmr Delhi from Beattle for Koikokwlm atmr Ellhu Tbomaoa fron flaattla fok1 Noma VALDEZ galled May 80 atmr Northweetern for Cordova Jlay 28 atmr flortni tor ur AnwM WINSLOW Arrived May 29 achr Nokmnle from RedoTMlo ecbr Camano from Cbtgnlk bay WRANOIL Silled Miy 10 atmr Jeffereoa ror Beattle itmr Ulty or Seattle tor aaagway ISLAND PORTS BILO Sailed May 29 itmr Enterarlae for sin rrincinco MANILA Arrived Miy VT Br atmr ladra wadl from niw xork EASTERN PORTS NEW YOHK Arrired Miy 29 Br itmr Caclaue from Inulaue May 80 atmr Mace donia from Patrai atmr rreildeat Lincoln from Hamburg Balled Miy 40 atmr Franca for Havre atmr Kataorln Augnite Victoria for Hamburg atmr Adriatic for Liverpool PHILADELPHIA Arrived May 29 atmr Callfornlm from Puerto Mexico rORRIGN PORTS AMSTERDAM Sailed May 27 atmr Cordelia for Seattle ANTWERP Sailed May 30 itmr Marquette for Boaton and Philadelphia CRISTOBAL Arrived May 27 atmr Alliance rrom uoion Sallrd May 27 atmr Panaml for New Tork GENOA Arrived May 27 atmr Taormlna from New York LIVERPOOL Arrived May 80 atmr Marlon from Philadelphia MA BSMLLES Arrired May 29 atmr Ma donna from New York Sailed Uiy 29 itm Romi for New York PERIM Pinned May 28 Br atmr Bt Patrick from Minlli for New York PIRAEUS Arrived Miy 28 itmr Pitrli rrom New xora PUERTO MEXICO galled May 28 atmr Hawaiian ror Delawar Breakweter QUKENSTOWN Sailed May 80 itmr Oceanic for New York ST MICHAEL Arrivad May 29 atmr Oceania from New York VICTOBIA Sailed May 80 Oar ahlp Wind bek for Greenock YOKOHAMA Arrived prior te May 29 Br atmr Brantley from Manila Br atmr Tuaearora hence Apr 28 Jap atmr Tatoba Mara from Pia RAiinif a AHORNEY GENERAL Bear Loe Angelea a Loa Angelaa May tt May II May 81 May SI Hay 31 May si May II at Willi metti Enreka Saata Crua Chlna Hong koa rla Honolulu and Yokohama near ue Aagalae Ma George Elder Aatorla aaa Portland May 31 Stataoe Aagelea May 31 Sonoma Honolula June 1 yiteoa Seattle aod Tacama Jnne 1 orernor aound porta Jnae 1 uuiauii noma ana Bt Michael Jane 1 Redoodo ooa Bar a Si1BL11 Jane 1 City of Topaka Enreka Jaae 1 North Fork Enreka Juna 1 Pboealx Eurika June Roanoke Loa Aagllea aad Saa Dleg Jon Harvard Loa Aagelea Jnne Norwood Loa Angelaa Jnn ukme notind porta jh Mrctlo Fort Bragg jaJune romo roint avraaa June Hanalrl Loa Angelaa Jnaa Webreakan New York and Europe rla Tehuatepce Jane City af Sydney New York via Bilbo Jon 8 Prenldeat Loa Angela and Bin Diego Jap 8 Curacao Sin Pedro aad way portijrme 8 A Ktlbora Eareka and Areata Jane Xui iSJ7 1rrVMr to iortVnd porti 4 8 8 8 WEBB it 1 npaoy cleartar toaleht on tha Mrnra aaalTFI ah aaMia aaaaeaawaa WmZ wT a aiaw raew nsrigation Company a ateamot Tana mviTi uw Morniog xTom nan rran IC WILSON CO MEMBERS BJW YORK STUCK EXCTIAltOO KKW YORK COTTOK annnan CHICAGO BOARD OF THADB iTtjB STOCK AMD BOWD EXCUAMSb Ill AK rRANCIJCO Mav Offler rlll BMer Kara Ua Iraaiai Oaeaa Bam rraarl ia A valwa a Dine Crad call Parllaaal Satl tVaaki Vaav avava CL vat WHw Ckla pw tatk Coaiter Aatorla and PortlaadrJnna 5X CIP tea Angelea Jon WUhalmlna Iloriololn and Httc June Buckmaa Seattl and Ticoma Jnne City of Tepeka Eureka and Areata June Harrard Lea Angelea aad San Diego Jnn aa Poem Point Arena Shelter Cov and Mln Jna Santa Clara Lo Aagalea Lang Beich Jan BruBwlck Port Bragg MJuna ajnao rei Qnlnaul Winapa i Harbor ARRIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO Gap atmr Blffilo Jinaaea 10 daya from Cal BinBaprr so a atmr xoiemiuaaiaal bla river Btmr Earaka Waylaad 14 hour trom Moaa Landing Stm Redondo atite IT kaara tram Coo Stl aa Lata Reports Conditions Quiet at San Diego where He Made Official Investigation Attorner Oanerai wabb returned ycatorday from San Diego whara ha went aoreral days ago by airectloa of tba Governor to Inveatl rata tbo I altuatlon report thereon and render such aaalttanea as sLoald i neceaeary to tb local au thorltlaa Wnen I laft San Sloco on Wednea day night aald Wabb tb local situ ation waa ojultt wltn no threatened dlaturbascM In Bight Tb Cltlxana Commlttaa bad abandoned It organ isation and quit bualneaa Tb Ban Dlago police bad tha altuatlon thoroughly In hand and I am quit aura tbdra will no repetition of things that mad neeaaaary my presence there aa head of th State a legal department Both aldea to tha controversy bava taken wisdom of time and are dlaposed to view tha condition calmly ana witnout passion At my suggeatlon the Court called together the old Grand Jury received Its report and dlamlssed It A venire has been laaued for a new Grand Jury aummoned for yesterday It will probably ba tomorrow or Mondar bafor It la organised and ready for bualneaa It will ba the duty of thla body to Investigate th recent claahe between ma member of the and elt licna of San Diego and to make such report ai It finds Justified In the altuatlonaltuatlon Until that time I cannot of course In propriety have anything to say of my own opinions and deduction from what I saw and learned I am however sure of one thing and that Is that all trouble Is ended and peace will continue SWLMMEB IS TJEOWHED IN THE BUSSIA2T RIVEB Special Dlipatch to tha Chronicle CXOTERDAXB May I0ia Ware a retired merchant of San Rafael wa drowned while swimming In the Bus sun river berethJs afternoon HeJ waa years old and an expert swim mar Itll believed that ha was seised with a cramp Ilia nephew Dr Alll soa Jones of San Rafael waa In fha JJLarrrm Colum IriV1 lm thLm Sided In I orfrlrmColuailtn4 ilIlp to ruteluu hlm aftepf a 1 Tba PtUmor kraach afflca th Chroalcle la located at 1714 Fillmore atreec pear Poet where adrertlMmeara and aubecrlptloni win he retjelTad Cpea evenlagi alt jv ACCTIOX UUH iaam I iii ii I ii i JGOLbOBER WXOXEBAXX ATfCTTOITUB ft AXXt OOlOOBHOaf MTBfnTA I IS31S4 PUSBf BTRRSBT REFUGEES RELATE ES horror AmericariSj Landed Fi3m the Butord say west coast Faces Barbarism sXi EASS ttemhaw CV orae aad svi Merckaadlajh reaamiMiaa TSHooii I It i rv raruciuara tnu i evk JV irVj 4 A tlo AVOTtOIf SALES RE1 fWlii Sell rariaia Damkrai AUCTION HOUSE Aaaeelattaa efiAaaaUiean HN COON lerneaaa eoa 414 McAIUetar Street ef ell klada koaght eeld city or CMitry pbonea Market th Referee la Baakraptey IMINARY NOTICE the Satire Mfg Pleat ef tae eaa aa suit nig we aao MOlfTJAT At JO 05 MONDAY JTJTTBI Ifll lock A Mm Prrmlaee ananr avkauiu inoay paper EMIL C01TN Auctioneer WILL flKN CANAL TO AIHICAN SHIPS SANPBDKO May 10 Tha United Statee Army transport Butord In command ot Captain frank Dv Ely sent from San Diego on May 10th to the relief of forelgrnere alolig the west Mexican eoaat Arrived here shortly after oclock this afternoon from Topolo bampo via Mexican porta and Saa Diego en route to San Franelaeo having on board S24 refugees forty one having left tha transport last night at San Diego At this port 11 refugees disembarked coming from Topolobampo Al tata Masatlan San Bias Manzanlllo SaUna Crus and Interior points i Ot this number 11 were men tt women and 31 children While none of tha passenger waa entirely destitute moat of them had left everything ot much value behind They were met upon arrival by representatives of the Associated Charities the A and A and Rav Braiee of the Naaarene Church The latter took charge of twenty seven missionaries returning from various points While alj the refugees arriving are In fair physical condition they Sxpreas themselves as grateful for the opportunity the Government afforded them to leave the troubled southern republic and relate many tales of hardship suffering peril and expoaure ON BRlNlt OF BARBARISM They describe conditions along the west coast ai on the brink ot barbarism Half ctvillsed Taqut Indiana led by heartleia ruffian roam through the Interior at will on expeditions of pillage robbery and destruction and It Is alleged no effort to better condl tlona Is made by the federal soldiers stationed In the various towns While no personal violence of groat consequence has been done to Americans Germans or English Inhabitants many native men have been murdered and women assaulted Among the passengers was Dr Dueber representative of the Occidental Rubber Company with headquarters at Maaatlan who has been In the republio since 1901 and has an extended acquaintance In the states of Maaatlan Durango and Slnaloa Dr Dueber has had 400 or 500 natives in his employ and In describing conditions along the west coast said J1 have an extenalve acquaintance throughout the territory and many hundreds of my former employes at the beginning of the last trouble turned revolutionists Everything In the country la absolutely demoralized and business Is at a standstill The federal Government is unable to cope wltt the situation and Intervention seems the only solution for the peace of the republic Bands ot brigands numbering from twenty tQ several hundred men wander at will through the country deatroytng property and looting ranchee and towns Cullacan was cleaned out only a short time ago AMERICANS ARE RESPECTED While Americana are treated with respect and consideration the conditions exlatlnat relative to the lower classes of native are horrible Scores of native men have been ruthlessly murdered and the women and young i a i iMiuiiu iiiioijr ir com ui irie I towns attacked by tne bands have been I L03 ANGELES May JO United taken Everything Is in an uproar and states Attorney A I McCormick left me oiats 01 sinaioa is in in worst Loe Angeles laat night for San Fran condition of any state In th republic 1 clsco to prepare for the sontinuatlon of Plan to Amentfl Bill So That Only Foreigners Shall Pay Tolls Special Dispatch te the Cfcroulcle WASJHMaTON May SfiO Free tolls through the Panama canal not only for coastwise Yasiela already Jureed to by tha House but for all ahapa flying the Uhlted SUtes flag waa vigorously urged today before tbe 8ernt a Committee on Interoceanlo Canals by Representative Humphrey ot Washington Representative Humphrey has fought and worked with the California delegation fpr free tolls tor coastwise shlpa Humphrey declared that foreign ships with cheap Chinese crews have a great advantage over American ships on the Pacific Cqast Give American ahlpe free tolls aald Humphrey and this advantage would at least be equalised If It did not give advantage to American vessels Humphrey declared the Canadian Pa Xlflc Railway Is preparing to spend millions for new ships in anticipation of the canal opening If American ships in foreign trade have to pay tolls said Humphrey It will simply amount to a subsidy to the Canadian Paclflo and foreign ships Moat of the snipping industry on the Paclflo Coast will gravitate to Canadian ports There are strong reasons to grant free tolls to American ships In coastwise trade American ships in foreign trade ought to be given an advantage over all foreign ships In canal trade he declared Senator Perkins member of the committee remarked that while that would be the equivalent of a subsidy to Amer ican ships he was certainly in favor of It Maxwell Evarts a New Tork attorney representing the Harrlman lines alao advocated tree tolla It developed today that probably a strong effort would be made in the Senate ta amend the House Psnama canal bill so tnat not only coastwlaa vessels shall be given tree tolls but all American ships be accorded the priv ilege The House Democratlo majority Is opposed to this but when the two bills go to conference the conferees may agree to tree tolls for every American ship PES 10 PREPARE OIL ACTION United States Attorney McCormick Seeks Railroad Books for Evidence Extensive property Interesta In all localities along the west coast are practically confiscated or destroyed and there Is no predicting where the thing will end Coatello of Tepla owner of the Bolo de Oro Hotel stated that conditions were better In that state and that as far as American Interests were concerned they had not been seriously molested although business was demoralized Costello and his wife traveled from Tepla forty five miles over the mountains to San Bias to taka the steamer without molestation The Buford proceeded at oclock tonight carrying It refugees who will be landed at San Francisco FORTUNE TEIXEES DOPE ALMOST TTTTxa a GIRL Gypty Woman Clflirgei Well for a Concoction and Is Arretted Special Clapatch to tba Chronicle STOCKTON May 30 A gypsy woman calling herself Lillie the Fortune Teller and living In a shanty near the diverting canal has been arrested here at the Instance of District Attorney Folts and charged with pracr tlclng medidlne without a license It is alleged that the woman gave Miss Linda Bartonl a young woman residing with her parents near the forr tune tellers shanty a concoction for nervousness which made the girl desperately ill It seems that the gypsy woman went to the Bartonl home and observing that the girl was suffering from nervousnsss repreeented herself to be a specialist and offered to treat ber for 50 cash and ISO when cured The girls parents paid the 50 advance fee it is said and received In return a liquid purporting to be an efficacious remedy Mlas Bartonl took It acoordfng to directions and became so III during the night that the family grew alarmed and summoned a physician She Is now out of danger LONDON CLOSING STOCKS LONDON May 80 Tbe doling qnotatlona wre aa followi Coneola for Money 77 1118 Conaols for Account rr 11 18 Amalgamated Copper 83 Anaconda 8 Atcblaon 1084 do preferred 108 Biltlmore A Oblo 111 Canadian PaclOa 274 Cbeilneike A Ohio 81 Clllcilo Great Weitoi 18 Chicago Mllwankee A St Panl 108 De Been 20a Denver A Bio Graoda 1014 do preferred 30K Erie 83 Tb do lit preferred 84 do 2d preferred 44 Grind Trunk 80S Jlllnola Central 130 Lonlavllle A Naabvllle ltm Mleeourl Kiaeae A Teaai 27tt Hew Tork Ceatral 121 I Norfolk A Waiter 118 preferred 614 Ontario A Weatern 88 Peno yhriali 63 Bind Mlaea Reading 8 Southern Railway 29 do preferred 19H Southern Piciae iHHf Calon Paclfle 170 do referred 18 greet T5i do preferred 13ll Wibaah 7 do preferred 18 Bar Silver ateady ZSUd ner ounce atone ftunojic cent The rite af dlKount In the open market for ghoft Bills la 1 loQSi per cent Tb rat or dieeoont In he open market for Three Montha Will 1 8Q3 1 IS per cent 1IVB STOCK MARKETS CHICAGO Mar SO Clttle Becetora Mm nerkel elnwr and wb tMan an Ten Steer 88 23fiBS Waitara Mn aa nttl IT 89 Btoekera and Feedere 4 2039 53 Cow the Government oil land hearing which has been set for June 10th lie de dared that Attorney General Wicker sham was astonished at the evidence uncovered In the hearing here lnvolv lng valuable oil territory In the Elk Hills district While In Washington Special Assist ant Attorney General Mills will draw up a new bill of complaint setting forth what he claims to have proved In the recent case MjCormlck If possible will go over the books of the Southern Paclflo Com pany In San Francisco to secure additional evidence In regard to the lease of oil landa by the railroad company to the Kern Trading and Oil Company the latter alleged by the Government to be but a dummy corporation of tha railroad BURGLARS BLOW OPEN CARPLNTERIA STORE SAFE Make Prisoner of Station Agent Who Witnettet the Raid SANTA BARBARA May 10 The safe In Hlckey Brothers etore at Car Iplnterla was blown early this morning and 200 secured by tne robbers who also took other articles from the store Before entering the store the robbers made a prlaoner of Moffett eta tlon agent for the Southern Paclflo and forved blm to aocompany them Into the building to watch their operations Aftsr the robbery Moffett waa told to go home and remain there on penalty of death If he laft the houee before daylight He obeyed and the police were not notinso until oeiock 9w diwiwi ani and Rifen IZSBflS Ploga Receipt 22 000 market weak te Ba loweri Light 38MlT48t trilled l7 0d7M beivy S7 0JaTB0l rongb 17 0057 23 SheaO 1 Recelotl BOlaV markaa a WM 1 9 BOi Weatrn 4eie 40 Tearllngi I 20 mhim naur adajaw rv eitetBar 10 30 ta 20 NAVAL STORES ftwAAnT aa7vaAjLBrpenTinwaa nTnT M4to044er ealee lltti receipt 1431 1 shipment none atocktSv7L KoaHn we Srtai a lee JSTff raclpti 4230 aipmeara nonet etock Ma Quote HUNGER AND AFFECTION CAUSE SHOOTERS ARREST LEAVENWORTH Wah May to Hunger and affection for a waltreee In a Japaneae restaurant led John NelsonJ wno snot ana seriously wounded Night uarsnai i rau Tuesday morning to return to the scene of his crime laat night He walked Into the arms ot omcers woo bad been notified of his coming and now Is In Jail awaiting the outcome of the officers wounds Pratt had arrested Nelson on a larceny charge and while taking him tp jail the prisoner drew a platol and fired It Is believed the officer will recover a I BECOMES OFFICERS BRIDO Speclif Dlapateb ta tha Chronicle STANFORD UNIVERSITT May JO Lieutenant Herbert Le Roy Taylor A and Miss Marguerite Slzer were married last night at the Alpha Phi sorority house on the campus Miss Slier Is the eldeet daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank Slaer of Helena MonL who are staying on the university rrounos tor in summer sizer has been engaged In mining engineering Lieutenant Taylor had been etattonad In the Philippine islands until recently and after a snort honeymoon In tho Southeastern stales expects to take up his next poet at Vancouver barracks In Washington TO STBDT FUR SEALS Special Siipatch to tha Chronicle STANFORD UNIVERSITT May lO George A Clark academic secretary of Stanford University sailed for Barlna sea today to make a special Investlara iiioirviine iurae nejraoL iae a riDyiov isianas tor tne united states Bureau of fisheries Clark waa secretary of the Fur Sear Commission ef 1894 87 spending both aeasona on the islands 1 1 AUCTION1 SALES ETa CURTIS AUCTIONEER One sad Oalaareaa Cava eat Paa Bee 14 aeraaaeat tarmac WaMe aOaUagl rkeaee vaaeiia earn aaaaw Aef 1 AUCTION BALES iC i GARICK AUgWRW aUlaaaeeeaa 144 XeAffiitef St Xeer Via ITeea St eiUICTf AaetMeeer aptO HP klgaeat pelee fas laramaraa Merehaadlay eta ae wOl Sell eemmlaate PhoM Market TTtf Xoaw Srsr By ECUiVriS Estab 1902 Antique and Modern Furniture Carpets Bedding Piano Etfe Representing the Monfogue Stor lageLot FrqnfAerce Rodolph Warehouses THE CURTIS STUDIO 24 Floor Van Ness at Sacramento SAL TODAY rRTDAT i MAT 11 1SU AT It OLOCKA uxaiaitioa naiMay Antique Rosewood Napoleon Bed Colonial Mahogany Davenport column Bureau Single Mahogany Bed Card Table aad Deek Schmltx Piano nearly newv Mahogany Set In panne plush Whltall Body Carpets large Rugs Tapestry and Solid Mahogany Arm Chairs Sheraton Mahogany Set and Muslo Cabinet Pictures Ornaments Bed Davenports exquisite Circassian Bedroom on iotu ujbu aakuo wbja ovia umou zbb ovt uuu Lnmonieri no avraar an Mahogany and Maple White Hair and Silk Floss Mattresses fine Pillow Bneia ana uianxets vwin pea vrua nir Mattresses two AU orasa kseas Sheraton Chiffonier Library Set In Oak and Tan Leather Morris Chairs big Turkish Leather Rocker Wakefield Rattan Fumed Bookcase Books French WllloW Chairs Hall Bench and Olaas Fumed Oak Dining Set Corner Cabinet Double deck Tea Table Drophead Sewing Machine Nest of Tables China Glassware China Cloeeta Reliable Gaa Range and Kitchen Requisites Victor Graphaphone and Red Seal Records Terms cash CURTIS Auctioneer sa i i UNITED AUCTION AND SALVAGE COMPANY Ooldaa Gate Avenoe Phone ltarkat 1443 Railroad Wreckage Sale WE WILL SELL TODAY MAT II Mil At 11 A MARKJLEVY AUCTIOM CO Of lee 114 XiAniatar Street Pkaae Park set lumber Aanociitlon ef Auctioneer IMMENSE AUCTION SALE 50 ROOMS 50 ROOMS Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room xuxaiiurc xiurj xugs vtuicaa TODAY FRIDAT MAT 1 Hit At Salesrooms 1140 McAllister St Near Fillmore CnMPRlSlVn irina Mahennr and Oak Dreaaers Beautiful Circassian Walnut FRIDAT Bedroom Set Extenalon Tablea cnairs meat tiea uavenporta rtocxera raea ai a ae a TwoSrilllirepfceturekMrfotr 3 Carloads of Assorted Freight sets Odd Parlor Pieces SldDoarcl COMPRISING AS FOLLOWS virf HrllinSMedronaJd wiKZll pumlnB Supplies Enamel Bath Tuba Randrieiaorarfdo 8J Et Rangea and Kitchen Requisites ALSO1 Waahing Machine Twenty Sacks RESTAURANT OUTFIT Cream of Malse Leather Shirts 1100 MARK LEVY Auctioneer lbs Sugar Ten Cases Shredded Wheat KOTB Tbli Pile Include in lmmenie lot of One Caae Contalnlnr 2B0Q Contea of dMlriMe Hoiiiehold Pirrnlahlnga Be enre andipODular Sheet Mualc Ten Caae Kel logg a Toaatad Corn Flakea Waah Boll era Oalvanlzed Tub and Palls Electric Drop Lamps FURNITURE Brass Beds Willow Rockers Oak and Maple Table Chairs Circassian Walnut Bureaus Circassian Walnut Library Tables Stojrea New Carpet by the Roll Matting 9x12 Ruga Inlaid Linoleum Screen Doors Milk Cans Hardware Lawn Mowers Washing Machlnea Sand Paper Stetaon Hate Cork Halmeta Va lleee and thousands of other articles too numerous to mention NOTE These goods will be sold te the hlgheet bidder and gooda must be removed twenty four nours after sale These goods will be sold In lots to suit the trade HILDER Auctioneer attend THIS WILL BB BARGAIN DAY MEANS REVOLUTION IN NAVAL BUILDING Results in Propelling Colliers Electricity Ate Aited VALi offl fur Special Dlepitcb to the Chronicle ALLEJO May to Mare Island officials are anxiously awaiting rther Information relative to the new collier authorized for this yard being especially Intareated In the style engines to be ue4 The Jupiter now under construction will be propelled by electricity the machinery for which le manufactured In the Cast In caae theae engines which are still In the experimental stage are a success It will mean a revolution In naval construction with a corresponding loss of work In the Califor nia yard Reports received here concerning the new englnee are to the effect that they are successful as tar aa preliminary tests ara concerned NEW YORX TEACHERS TO RAISE FUOT FOR W0MAK NEW YORK May SO In recognition of her service In securing the passage of the equal pay law the women school teachers of the New York Teachers Association have decided to contribute part of their Increase to establish a fund ror Miss Grace Strachan It la believed the amount thue raised will be about 1000 00 BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEA1HS Oeooooeoooooooooooooooo0 BIRTHS rTELLEIt la thla city Miy ST th wife ofl I leaUfBiea II Bafailla la A A art eaeae lirimaiB oavaavi Ul laU0tllVa MAIUUAC9E9 aiROABRTTB BOYDIa Mftrtlaes May 22 by Bt Mr Owen John Jay ArjibrlU to Mar lfirlt It Boyd BATH 9 AmaM Mrm A 02 Aorterton Anton 0B Burns A 89 Barna Catherine DsTlea Add L48 Defran CatbertD A Ebkfn Anna English James QaU Alfrfxlolrl Glynn Martin 71 Hamilton Hugb T7 Malonay Im Miiller Frad 03 ShrwoMt Bllsa Stappeaoeck Masilalpna 70 Stlne Erdpana flulllt an Mir Tj Wblta Tbomaii C2 Wllltama EflwiM Wlnana Henry 65 3 fo fo Carload of Country Hona Jwtt 1st 5 aad i yara old 1100 to 1700 Iba Work BortMa for blrat Baiffttt and Waooa lot I lnUKR 123 124 Cl trt AXX0 la tali city May 90 Mr A km mother of aod Gtorc Amea a nariTt of Rockland Me aged 92 yeartu Tb funeral aonrlcoa will bo held Friday Ma 31 at 2 oclock at ber lata rettldeoct 2fit Greea street Interment prlvata ANDERaOlf lo tbla city May SO Anton Ai deraon a natlfo of 8weden ageit 88 yean 9 moot be and 2 days Remains at ort7a chapel Oeary an4 Dlrlaadtro itreete BUSKS Entered Into root La tbti dty May at tbo Belltvae Hotel Captain Aaron Burn hotband of Emma Haiwoa Barna father of Mrs anon Gould otepfatber of Mrs La Long grandfather of Olivia Poole Long a native of Peoonyltsnla aged 96 years ruoeril aad Interment private Remains at tbe cbapel of Balstod A Co 1123 Batter etreet BDTLN In this city May 80 Catherine Borne dearly beloved wlfs of tbe late Quite ve Bores od loving mother of Alice Oscar and Edith Burn a native of England DaVtES In San Mat Cal May 29 Ana beloved wife of William II Davles mother of Mrs Roee Herrlck and tbe late Will Davlet and grandmotber of Stephen and Willie Herrtck a native of Pembroke ttaaaaeia tlTallaaa aiail a tk A DUUIU II BIS UV a iaaTVUIaWa BUI ft daya Friend and acqnatarancee are respectfully Invited to attend tbo funeral Satordsy June 1 at 10 30 oclock from ber late resMeoc 222 Eighth avenue Dear street San Mateo Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by alec trie funeral car DIO 4JT In tbla cltr May 29 Catherine A Dei an dearly beloved mother of Mrs Scbage and Mrs Ellnck Jamee Margaret and Catherine Deganj and slater of Patrick Fleming a native of Ireland Friends and acquaintances aVo reepectfnUy Invited to attend tbo fnoeral Saturday June 1 at 9 clock from ber late residence 243 Greenwich street thence to St Vincent de Paul Church corner of Green and Stelner streets where a bltrh mat will be celebrated for tbe repoe of ber nil tvunmenclng at 9i30 clock Interment Holy Crose Cemetery by carrlsge EBUaf In this cltr May 80 Anno beloved wife of the late RIcUaM Ebken and loving mother of Anna 8 Edward and tho late William Ebken a native of Germany aged SI years Tbe funeral will taka place Saturday June 1 at 10 oclock from tbe parlor of Suhr fc Wleooldt 138A Valencia street near Twenty fifth Interment Mount Olivet Cemetary by carriage IS 0 III It thla city May 29 James dearly nejavea oonnn i jeanie sagnso rat ber of taOalee Heary and brother of Margaret Cork ry native of 8L John If A member of Loyola Assembly No 1 TJ and OtBilemena Sodality of St Igna tins Cbarch riismla and acqnalfttnuces are reepectfu lr I jnnT June 1 at 9 oclock from bla lata residences 1311 dough street By order of CONLIM Grand Knight JOHV WHEIAN Hecretary FUNERAL DlBBCTORlT ASSOCIATION OF San Francises Offlcera and member are hernby notified to attend the funeral of Jamee English By order of JOSEPH HAOElf President OFFICERS AND MEMBBRS OF ST IGMA tliiai KoflalltT are rmctfnlv Invltftft ta arreiut tbe funeral of our late brother Jamas lnsi lisn rrom hit late residence isra uongh stret Saturday June 1 at 9 oclock OT order of JAMES KELLT Prafect WILLIAM OSILtLGHYEs SX 8ec7 GAX11 In this city May SO Alfredo betoved hunband of Palmerlna Gain beloved father of Adellna Galll beloved son of Franceses andt Adele Oalll and beloved brother of Oreeto Agnetlno Emella and Mariana Galll and Mrs Ellne lola a native of Italy aged 84 jeara 3 months and 16 days Friends and acquaintance ara respectfully Invited to attend th funeral Sunday Jan 2 at 1 oclock from tbe parlors of laccherl Co IMS Stockton street between Green and Union thence to St Peter and Pauls Italian Church for bcnedlctjoa thence to cemetery GLTJTN ln this city May 20 Martin dearlr beloved burUa ud of Bridget Glynn brother of John Glvnn loving father of tbe late Mary Glynn Mm Roberta John Glynn an I Mrs A Daley and grandfather of Mrs Cannon Lillian Roberta Matthew A Daley Jr and John Daley a native of Tarmoid county uaiway inland aged Tl year and 4 months Meilco and Baa Aa tonlo naoera ntoaa codt Frlenda and acquaintance ar reepectfullr Invited to attend the funeral Saturday Jnn 1 at 9 oclock from bis lata residence HO Peabody street vlsltaclon thene to th Church of tbe Vlsltaclon where a reqnlem masa will be celebrated for tbe repose of bla soul commencing at 9 30 clock Interment Holy Croea Cemetery by carriage HAMILTON In Bast Osklaad May 29 Hugh beloved husband of Edith 8 Hamilton aad rather of Balrd aad Bngh Hamilton Jr a native of Scotland aged T7 year Frlenda and acquaintances ar respectfully Invited to artepd the funeral services Friday Mav 81 at 3 clock at bla lata born 2810 Twenty first avenue East Oakland Interment private CAXOKrTIn thl efty May SO Harry Leo Maloney dearly beloved eon of James and Da i mar Maloney native of Baa Franelaeo aged 1 month snd 21 daya nTLLEB In thla city May SO Fred beloved bnaband of Cora Mullet a aatlva of Germany aged fi2 year EHZRWOOU Etered I a to rest la thla city May 30 at her lata realdenc 23 PaclHi avenne Ellsa Nelll Sherwood blovd wife of th late Robert Sherwood Funeral service will be held Saturday Jnn 1 at 10 30 oclock at ber late re1dnc 2023 Paclflo avenne Interment private STAJTXVBEC3C Paseed away la Saa Rafael May 30 at tbe residence of her daughter Mrs William Shannon Magdalen Stars beck beloved mother of Mr William Shannon Chart Oscar and Brail Btappeabeck and sister of Mro a Scbwleeao native of Germany aged 70 year and 27 day member of Martha Lodge No 241 aad of Frleoda and acqi alntance ar reepectfnny Invited to attend the fnneral eervlces Satnr day June at tb resldedre of her daughter Mrs Wllllsm Rhannon 132 Fourth street Saa Rafael Interment Mount Tamalpsl Cemetefy San RafaeL flTlVZ In tbla city May 79 Erdeao Florence diuThler of Jesse and Mary Stlne a native of Oakland Cal aged months and 22 day SUTJUVAlf In tbla cltr Mar 30 Mi it Teresa beloved wife of Daniel Sullivan loving stepmother of Annie Sullivan and sister of John Woode a native of California Friends and acquaintance ar respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral Saturday June 1 at 12 30 clock from tha parlors of Suhr Co 29l Mission street between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth thence to St John Church for services commencing at 1 oclock Interment Holy Croe Cametery WBITI In this city May 20 Thomaa Whito a native of Massachusetts aged 83 year Notice of funeral hereafter Romalaa at the parlor of Ctowly Valencia street between fieveoteentk gad Eighteenth WILXIAMS Irr thla dry May 23 Edward 1 William Friends and acquaintance ar reapeetfnlly Invited to attend the funeral service Friday May 81 at 10 clock at tha chapel af Halated Co 1122 Sutter street between Polk and Larkla IntermeatV Mount Olivet Cemetery WrNANS In thl city May 2l Honey Wlnsn beloved hbaod of Lacy Wlnana a native of Avon Livingston county I aged 83 year 8 month tnd 4 days A member ef Phllaletla Lodge No 299 I Erie Pa Friend ar rspctfnlly tnvtted to atteatl the funeral Saturday Jnn at clock at Gray chapel Geary and Dlvteadero etreetn under the auspice of tho general relief It tee I latarment Mount OUvet Cemetery A 4 I HI 1 t7 rflH fUMfcaiv I tifarBA frte ss lnaa ii5 a erV wwaaf BoQiqa loin hinoi on in isianoa wr Miawon ai aa BHilaei 4U Ml WUla1 I Ji a5 1 v1 eti lnvltod lo attend tba funeral aatnmlav 1 ac i oclock from uia lire realdenee liia Cougb atreeti tbaaoe el Micy Catbedrifc wberei aelamn rmjuhiui blah maia win celebrated for the rauueaK ot hie aool eom i menclns at 8 30 clucS Interment Holy I Crna Cemetery by etetitrle rnnnal car from wet aiiemon inn jniriMMirn acreeta i rRANCISCO tJOUNCIL NO Bla vt Colnmbne ajfflcara and itMnaher bfrbr Botlaud to artand th fnneral ar or later sroUer Jul Kiujllaa Sitaraajl MOUNT OLlVET Strictly Non Sacfartttn MODEKN LAWN PLAN CEMETERY 5 i.