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10 Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front Kosmer Liner, Helpless in a Gale, Nearly Strikes on Pafallones The Kosznos liner Anubls, Captain yon Salzen, which left here May 29 for Seattle, returned to port yesterday afternoon with a story of a northwest wind against which the liner's motive power waa useless, which almost stranded the big ship on one of the Farallon islands and which carried the steamer. In spite of every turn its propeller made to the contrary, more than 100 miles to the southward of this port. Then, to make matters worse, a Made dropped off the propeller. The wind moderated after this and Captain yon Salzen took advantage of the truce to run back to port. The Anubis left here at 2 p.

m. May 29 for Seattle. The vessel was in ballast and stood high out of the water with only half the rudder and part of the propeller submerged. It was blowing strong northwest when the pilot left the steamer near the lightship. By 6 o'clock, when the vessel, had reached the vicinity of Point Jleyes, the wind increased to a.

gale and took complete charge of the Anubls. Although still headed north the Anubls was making rapid sternway and at 11 o'clock that night Captain yon Salzen found the ship within 100 yards of the Farallones and drift- Ing rapidly to what seemed certain destruction. A sudden shift of the wind and the big empty German swept by the threatening rocks. The wind increased In velocity and the Anubis, wallowing like a porpoise and revolving like a tub, was swept before it. At 3 o'clock June 1 a sudden shivering of the steamer told of some accident to the propeller.

The vessel was then 120 miles southwest of San Francisco. When the wind moderated That was left of the propeller became of some use again, the rudder in the stiller sea resumed control over the vessel's movements and the Anubis was headed for the Golden gate. The propeller will be repaired, but the Anubis not start north again until the northwest wind moderates. The Kosmos liner Theben. which was to have sailed yesterday, was held in port when the weather bureau reported a CO mile breeze off Point Reyes.

Released From Quarantine The crew and passengers who ar; rived two weeks ago from Portland on the steamer State of California and ordered into quarantine because of a case of smallpox on board, were released yesterday. They were transferred from Angel island to Lombard street wharf about noon on tug Arabs. While in quarantine the passengers formed the Angels club, organization for the promotion of time killing devices and occupations. The last act of the. club was to pass a jsct.

of resolutions glad-handing Captain Hall and expressing their belief that his action In reporting the case of smallpox to the federal quarantine authorities was dictated by a high sense of they appreciated In spite the fact that it involved them in a surrender of their liberty. They were kindly treated by Dr. Hobdy," The chief quarantine officer, arid on the whole rather enjoyed being Uncle Sam's guarded guests at K. H. Hariri man's expense.

The steamer State of California was released from quarantine after the pas- Fengers had been landed and the ship fumigated and was placed In service again with a new crew in command of Captain Nopander. Captain Xopander will retain command of the steamer, Captain Hall having appointed master of the Queen. The State of California is owned by the Pacific Coast steamship company but is "under a six months charter to the San Francisco and Portland steamship company. China hfaifs In Keav-y Gale The Pacific Mall liner China, Captain Daniel Frlele.jailed at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon for the orient and passed out through the heads into one of the fiercest blows that has swept coast for some time. There was nothing- about wind pr sea to worry the China, but the combination made it exceedingly difficult for Bar Pilot Alex to make his transfer from liner to pilot boat.

After more 'than an hour's maneuvering the chants' exchange lookout at Point Lobos reported that the pilot bad safely performed the hazardous feat and was aboard the pilot schooner, The China, 'Its nose pointed for Honolulu, headed to sea and was quickly lost to view. The China did not carry' many pas: sengers and the cargo, about 3.000 tons. consisted largely of army supplies for Manila. s' Just before the gangplank was hauled in Miss A. Egeberg ran on board under showers of She is going to Manila and on arrival there will become the wife of H.

C. Schultz. a government chemist. After the liner had left the wharf there arrived at the pier Sir. and Mrs.

C. G. White, and their baby, who had booked passage for Honolulu. Superintendent WllUam Chlsholm placed the tug Arabs at their disposal and the belated passengers boarded the China out among the warships. The China's passengers included: Tor E.

Bishop, j. h. Booze Bowen. Fink. T.

11. Hanna. Mrs. -N. Marantn, Mrs.

Clara Melnecke, S. Robinson. -fnfani. te de Manila Belkcna. Alma Beck J.

A Coennno-H-r. Miss A. S. Kwbwu. W.

L. Gilbert. Mrs. C. M.

oralia-n. B. B.Uopuc, Lawrence B. Jones, N. Murdock, S.

L. I'arks II Wee6e. Dr. Kidney L. LaseH, Thomas, Miss Chinese Capture Freak Fish.

The Chinese -fishermen working for the California shrimp company covered in their nets yesterday a fish that local experts have been unable, far. to classify. The specimen "which the Chinese caught and turned over to Johnson, the Folsom street launchman, weighs about three pounds and measures two feet from -tip of Its nose to the. end of its 'tail." It has a large head, In the mouth of which, far. back, are- set' two rows of teeth shaped like the Incisors of a being.

The-flsh wears a bulbous Roman nose like a sponge. The skin is beautiful shining' armor; laid plates of fantastic shape. Around the body is a pouch and about midships on the back is a bony spike would be an weapon; of defense. Judging from the. number of fins and other pro pelling equipment the strange? fishmqst be a powerful Harry Johnson is going to the fish until Dr.

Jordan returns' from his lecture tour, when ho will send.it to Stan- Marshal to Sell Launch An orderi to: sell; the' launch Stateof California" was issued Judge "de Haven- yesterday In the United" 7 States district 'court orders that the; claims of William against? its be Sons to' for repairs the- launch and the order of sale was issued after the "defendants Weather Report L'nlted States' Department off- Weather Bureau. San Francisco, June 2, "IOCS: RAINFALL DATA Past Seasonal Normal 24 honre. to to date. Enreka 0.00 45.10 lied 0.00 20.CKJ 24.61 Sacramento 12.17 19.00 Mount 0.00 Kan Francisco 0.00 17.34 22.12" San Jose 0.O) i Fresno 0.00 0.61 Independence .7....... 0.00 5.23 9.47 San Luis 0.00 20.44 Anseles 0.00 11.71.

J15.57 San Diejro 0.00 8.54 10.00 STATIONS -f? I Baker 50 38 NW Cloudy Tr. Boise 44 44 Cloudy .44 Eureka 30.02 50 46 NW Pt.Cldy .00 29.50 62 28 Clear .00 Fresno ........29.70 70 48 NW Clear .00 i Independence ..29.50 68 60: NW Clear .00 Kalispell 29.CS 60 Cloudy .01 i Los Angeles 64 52 Clear .00 Marehfield 30.04 NW Cloudy. .14 Modena .29.34 6 NW Pt.Cldy .00 Mt.Tamalpals 47 86 NW Clear .00 North Head 54 50 NW .10 Phoenix 29.54 90 58SW Clear .00 IHicateUo 29.52 CO 44 SE Cloudy .02 Pt. -Beyes 4S 44 NW Clear- .00 Portland 29.94 58 42 NW Cloudy Tr. Bed Bluff ...29.76 62 50 NW Pt.Cldy .00 Beno 29.76 42 40 NW Snow r.16 Uoseburg 29.94 56 42 Rain .12 Sacramento 66 54 .00 Salt 29.50 CG 46 SB Cloudy .04 San Diego 29.54 58 56 Cloudy .00 Sau 58 48 Clear .00 San Jose 29.88 60 46 Clear .00 IS.

L. OblsiK). ..29.58 56 4S Clear SE. 49 46 NW Clear .00 Siwkane ......29.72 64 42 Cloudy .00 39 24 Snow .10 Tacoma 29.94 58 44 NE Tt. Tonopah 50 NW Clear .00 Walla tt4 42 NW Clear .00 Winnemucca 48- 42 NW Pt.Cldy .02 Yuma 29.54 92 58 Clear .00 gnow on ground 14 Inches.

SYNOPSIS Snow is falling at Summit. and at Reno. Nev. There has been a fall in temperature of from 10 to 20 degrees over most of California, and from 20 to 30 degrees over It is unusually cold for this time of the year throughout the great railey. The abnormal weather conditions are caused by a disturbance over Utah and Nevada.

At Tonopah a maximum wind Telocity of 42 miles from the northwest Is reported, at 6S northwest, at Flagstaff 43 southwest, and at Independence 26 west. Winds ranging from 40 to 60 miles an hour are reported along the coast north of San Francisco. FORECAST For San Francisco and vicinity. Cloudy Wednesday: brisk west.winds. For the Santa Clara, valley brisk north For the Sacramento valley unsettled weather Wednesday, with showers in the: foot- hills and snow in the south' winds.

For the San Joaquin valley Wednesday, with showers in the foothills; fresh west winds. For Los Angeles and vicinity unsettled weather. Wednesday; fresh south A. G. McADIE.

District Forecaster. had neglected to file an answer to the libel. Water Aoten The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria -turned over to the federal quarantine authorities yesterday afternoon to be fumigated. Captain Olsen of the steamer Helene, which arrived here yesterday 96 hours from San Pedro, reported the voyage from the' southern port one of the roughest he had experienced on" this coast. Receipts of lumber.

yesterday by sea amounted to more, than- 2,000,000. feet. NEWS OF COAST Items, of Interest to Mariners of the Pacific PORTLAND, June .2. Commencing today the Harriman line will. no.

longer recognize the interstate commerce commission's authority over its water lines plying out of" Portland. Rates will be- raised: or slashed as may seem fit" on: a'moment's notice. It, ls the firet- step -pointing, to a red- hot freight rate war along the coast. The American baric Homeward Bound, which was here last' fall and; made a rattling voyage to England with a cargo of wheat, will return next I fall to again load-wheat. It is reported as chartered to general freight from Europe to Vancouver, 8.C..

and then proceed to. this port to load pralu for a returnV cargo. Terrific seas broke the Harriman liner, Rose City, Captain Iduton. on Its. trip- np the (coast, and nearly every passenger on board wished for a moment or two that he was ashore It was the worst blow this year, according the creir.

of the big San Francisco liner. The steamer Breakwaler will leave tomorrow night for Coos bay. Alliancn left Coos bay at 0 o'clock last nijrht for Portland. The steamer Sue H. Elm ore arrived here early this morning on Its last trip from Tillamook with Portland ns.

terminus. Wfcreafter it will run between Astoria and Tlllamook. The North -Pacific 'Steamship company's steamer Roanokc arrived this ercning. SAN June The 6teamer of the Hawaiian line finished discharging 600 tons of freight here this noon and sailed for San Francisco. The- pext steamer of the line to arrive will.be the Nebraskan, due about June IC.

SAN" PEDRO. June, steamer Whittler, Captain cleared, today for "San Diego with 10,000 barrels of crude oil. The barkentlne Captain Weikman, arrived this morning with $00,000 feet of lumber for Coos bay, after a- record trip of 4 days 22 hours, 'the distance bcltig 765 miles. The steamer Coos Captain Nicholson, arrived this morning with freight for the' Pacific. Coast steamship company and left 'on; the return trip, tonight.

The steamer, Redondo, Captain', arrived three days from Coos bay. "The steamer Fair Captain Petersen, from Grays Harbor, now discharging part of a lumber cargo at Redondo. will arrive here to discharge the- steamer Santa Captain Alexander, cleared -this i morning for. San Diego. -The steamer J.

Stetson. Captain cleared i today for Grays Harbor. Other departures today Included 'the steamer Hanalel, captain McFnrlane. for San Francisco; steamer Bowdoln, Captain Larson." for Grays via San Francisco; steamer Alcatraz, Captain for Greenwood; schooner Bertie Minor, Captain Dahlqulst, for Coos bay," for orders," and the schooner C. S.

'nolmes. Captain" Thompson, for Blame. 1n ballast. June Tbe'stearaKblp Minnesota of tlie Great Northern line cleared today for the orient with a large number of passengers, most of them businessmen en route to China and Jepan, and many Chinese second class to their homes. The cargo Included flour to -the value of $100,000.

raw valued. at 700 -bales of. cotton worth aad 400 cases of -r ri-ra ret test worth 527.000. The British steamer: Shlela: cleared for Hakodate with barrels of flour valucd'at $190.000. The "latter is being run at cut the published -tariff.

a reduction of 12.50 from the old rate. Jebsen.fc Ostrander have been chartering other vessels similnr to tho Shlela and i declare that; the war will -TACOMA, June- With "122.207. bushels of wheat; valued at $113,708, for the United King, dom, the German e.hlp Neck cleared today and will leave port. Thursday morning. Tbe French steamer Ceylan cloared today for Havre via San a cargo.

The Amf riran hip nivrell Is due tomorrow from Port TowUsi-nd 16nd a cargo of lumber for ASTORIA, -June The, steam schooner Rainier. arrived today from San Francisco to liad lumber for San Pfdro. oil steanier 'Argyll in liiillp.st for San Francisco. sailed The i schooner F. R.

Hume, with 900 feet of lumlier, for, went to sea today." Tlie steamf-r Alliance arrived from Coos bay. left for The steamer Roanoke' arrived this fvenlDg from San Pt-dro and way ports with froicht and passengprs and. left (for Portland at midnight. The tanker -arrived this evening from Port Harf ord with fuel oil Army. Transioorts The Bumsldc Is at Tbe-Buford and will- sail for Manila.

The Crook "Is Ins The Kilpatrlckis at Newport- News. -is at Honolulu. Logan is In undergoing repairs! ThVMeade Is. at. New: York.

Aia The' Sherman sailed from Nagasaki May 21 for this. port. Sheridan sailed from Guam May 25 for Tlie. Thomas 'ls" Warren Overdue l.lnt British '( 209 days from Port for; Valparaison, .90 per i cent. American Fhlp 25 days from aMEgSA MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS to i San Pedro I J.

Stetson June 3 Portland Veddo June -V 3 Coos Bay I M. -F. June 3 San lChehalis June San Pedro, v. Hanalei June 3 Portland i Junei3 Coquillev River BandonJv. Sallna Cms' via S.Diego Arizonan June 4 Sana Diego June f'4 Seattle Ceylan June -4 Humboldt Kllburn June 4 Point Arena Albion Porno San Diego Way; Ports Santa Rosa I June 4 China Nippon June 5 San Way Ports San Pedro W.7 Elder.

6 Hllo Kiiterprise June 6 Hnmboldt City of Topeka June 6 Pisagua Pentaur V. June i Mendoclno Arena Sea Foam; June .7 i San Diego Puget Sound- Governor Portland Rose- City June i' Portland KoanokeTrT. Sj Honolulu Alameda June-'-9 1 York San Juan 9 Seattle Watson JuneU9 Harbor V. Coronado June Grays to, sail Destination (Sails lPler June 3 Coquille River Bandon I 2: Willapa Harbor V. I Stetson 12 Km 2 Coquille River 5 pm 10 i Grays :4 pm Astoria '5-pm Astoria Northland 10 am :2 Vanguard lipm Willapa Homboldf Topeka 10.30 a Mendocino 'Pt.

Arena Sea Honolulu Hilonlan Hawaiian Ports Columbian 2pm 23 June --'-I Humboldt 0 pml 2 Grays Harbor Grays Harbor :V.V...;.: V.V. Chehalls Coos i M. Plant 3 j)m Angeles Ports Hanalei 3 pm Grays Harbor Llndauer. 1 St San Diego Way Ports) Queen 9.30 all Humboldt F. Kilburn.

10 am 13 Auckland Si Sydney v. June I Grays Harbor pm Angeles' 2pm -2; Seattle Tacoma. 20 'J Astoria State: of -Cai 11am 27, Portland Way Ports. G.vW. Elder 1-pm :13: 13- Point Arena 'Albion.

:6: 6 pm 2 Honolulu 10 am --June 77 Puget Sound President 1.30p 9 San Diego Way Ports Santar 9.30 all Liverpool Antwerp. 12 5 '21 B-7 a I San Pedro Way. Ports Coos 2pm Los: Angeles Roanoke 5 pm 13! June i China Manchuria. 1 pm Puget Sound Spokane I.SOp SAIL FROM SEATTLE Destination Steamer I 'Date Nome i St. 1 Northwestern June 4 Skagway Way Ports.

Dolphin June 4 Nome, Umatllla June 4 Nome St. June 5 Skagway Way Ports City of Seattle. June 6 Valdez Seward Santa June 8 Nome Montara 10 Valdez Reward Farallon Sun Bud Tide United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Time and Heights of Tides at Fort Point. For, city front (Mission street -add 25. minutes.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 3 Sun rises .7:29 "Time ITimel Timel Timel Jne. Ft. Ft. 1 Ft 1 Ft HW 3- 0:42 4.8 4:22 4.8! 8:22 3.8 4..

1:12 4.6 8:56 5:00 4.8 9:30 3.8 5.. 1:59 4.3 9:38 0.6 5:34 4.9110:42 3.4 6.. 10:27 11:50 3.0 7.. 3.7 11:16 1.3 5.1 LW HWi 8.. 0:45 2.6 6:27 "3.7 12:05 7:05 5.2 9..

1:29 1 1.7 7:42 B.S 12:29 2.0 7:31 5.4 Time I Ball United States Branch Office, Mer. chants' Exchange, San Francisco, June 2, 1908. The time ball on the tower of the Ferry building, was dropped today exactly at Pacific Standard Time (120 th Meridian), or at Sh. 00m. Greenwich Mean J.

C. Lieutenant, U. 5.N.. -in. charge.

S. Branch 'HydrogTaphlc Office A branch of the United States Hydrograplile Office. located at the Merchants'," Kxchansp. is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of without regard to nationality and free of expense. Navigators arc- cordially invited' to visit the flee, where complete sets charts and sailing directions of the world are kept at hand for comparison i and reference and- the latest itaf ormatlon can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers to navigation and matters of interest to ocean commerce.

J. C- Lieutenant, U.S.JN.'," in "charge. British bark Surcouf. out 162 days from Caleta Colosa. for Hamburg, 25 per cent.

'British ship' Crcsslngton, out .164. days from Barry, for 15 cent. British ship Dumfrieshlre, out 161 days from Vancouver, for Queenstown. i per cent. --German bark oat 157 days -from Seattle, for.

Queenstown, i per British' bark Galgorn. Castle, oat days from Caleta Colosa, for" the channel, "'lo per i Norwegian baric out ISO days from for Mocassar, 15 per cent. Xx ports by, China The steamer China sailed' for -Hongkong and way ports. via Honolulu, yesterday, with a oral merchandise cargo valued at exclusive of and to be distributed as follows: For Honolulu, Japan, Philippine 151and5," China, $13,219 East Indies, Korea, $272; The -principal -and their: destinations were gals twine, 30 bbls boer, SO Bals" 50 pkgs 97i cs i boots and. shoes.

To- 2ol- cs "goods, .482 lbs 140 casks "and 22 cs 2ol: cs canned 'goods, pkgs rults.i 100 -j lbs dried 12 pkgs groceries- and provisions, 267 and' pkgs drugs, 12 pkgs goods, 100 rolls and 2 cs leather, 17 bales scrap leather, 8,722 lbs sheet I 20,000 lbs tallow. .415 cs soap, 12 cs stationery, 4 picgs rubber goods, 25 pkgs roofing; S2 pkgs paper, 91 3 bbls and 20 cs oils, 1 pkg- machinery. To Philippine bbls flour, 55,390 lbs lard, 43,717 lbs beans, lbs dried fruit. 1,540 lbs raisins, 1,275 lbs -i bread. 21,043 lbs ham lbs codfish," 75 cs salmon, 6.470 cs canned 325 pkgs 3,229 lbs coffee," 2.284 lbs candy; 145 cs extracts, 50 pkgs groceries and provisions, 50 cs cs table 3o cs soo gals wine," 221 gals and' 200 whisky, 750 casks beer, -2 bis automobile parts," 4M bxs soap; 8 bdls 3oo crts black i boards," 3l' cs- books, 101 bxs ink, C3 cs stationery, 1 23 bales broom bdls bales 56.000 fire bricks, 802 pkgs paper, bales paper: bags." 195 pcs and 127 bdls 55 bdls pipe, 'j.

10 i bales 834 cs 276 cs boots and shoes, 353 pkgs dry 50 cs i canteens, 76 surgica 1 supplies; 1 66 pkgs 130 pkgs electrical goods; 22 bales hose, "a 38,1 16 ft lumber, 's3l csioils." 81; pkgs 28' c-s tar 30 tea fK) saddlery and. harness, 49 cs and 14 rolls 230 pkgs To lbs soo lbs i peas, 960 lbs tea, 000 i lbs lard.V*. 100 6 lbs raisins, cs baking powder, 1 120 lbs bread," 500 i lbs codfish, pO7 cs canned 709 lbs cheese, 837 lbs and; dried 174 ics 9 olives, 21 salmon, 1 24 pkgs groceries and; provisions, pkgs drugs.l 1 cs shoes, 3 pkgs diving "apparatus, lbs- ginseng, -2- rolls 6. eg. 0i1.

3so Jibs i fruit. 6 csjgrapo Juice, 3 cs liquors, vlO cs syrup, 115 lbs 120 lbs brnad, 100 lbs butter, z7 cs goi 5 pkgs groceries and 1 provisions. "To East cs canned goods," 2,000 lbs dried -fruit, 100 cs salmon, -ltj cs To lbs dried i fruit, 1 2.000 lbs 120 cs canned' lbs tallow. To i. cs harness, -y SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVED June-2.

Stmr.llelpne.iOlßen,. 96 hours from San: Pedro' Monterey 24- hours. -j fe Stmr Navarro, 3o- hours Stmr; Nann Nelson, 3S hours 'from Coos Stmr -James iS. Higglns. Hlggins, 15 hours flora i Fort bound sou Ii put in land pasfeugers.

Stmr Wood," 62 hours from Sea tin 27, hours from Baudon' Br strar; Crown of, Gallcla, Ualllday," 57 from: Bktn Klikltat, 4 days from Port Ludlow. Tub Hercules, Thompson, "20 hours from Kureka. 9EbSP 1 cleared i Tuesday, Juno; 2 hi' IX City; of Glelow, Eureka 'Pacific Coast steamship a' -I Stmr City. of Shea, I Victoria and -Port Townsend; Pacific. Coasfrtearashipconipanv Stmr Columbian.

Colcord, 1 Honolulu Dimond Co. (Jer stmr, Theben, i Seattle; Kosuios SAILED Stmr China; Hongkong, etf. -v- Kttnr. Kllburn.l Eureka Stmr Astoria i-itmr of Puebla, Victoria 'and 'Puset; sound ports. Stmr James San Pedro.

Faro Bragg." Br snip Madagascar, from Antof agasta; for Ful: mouth. I 1 Per stmr -Watson, hence 80 for June U. 7- P- 54 miles off Columbia river, 7 bours'late; heavy weather. (By United Wire-; RETURNED Tuesday. June 2.

Ger slmr Anubls, Von Saleen, hence May 29, for Seattle, on account of. losing a blade. of propeller. TELEGRAPHIC POINT June 2, 10 Weather, haiy; wind," 32 miles per hour." DOMESTIC PORTS SOUTH BEND Arrived June Schr Forest Home, hence May. 2l.

SAN- Arrived: June Redondo, from Astoria; Btmr Coos Bay 1 hence May 29; bktn Sailed June 2 Stmr Santa Rosa, for San San Francisco; stmr B. Stetson; for San Francisco; stmr Coos Bay; for San Francisco. PORT SAN Arrived May 31 Stmr Coos Bay, hence May 29, and sailed June i 1 for Santa- Barbara; i Arrived 10 p. stmr Atlas, from "Astoria. June ll stmr Atlas, for San Francisco." 3 VJ KETCHIK SaiIed June Stmr Jefferson, for Skazway.

Arrived June Br" stmr Wei-, linston. from'Comox. Sailed; June Stmr of Seattle, for Seattle. Arrived June Stmr Sewardj from Valdez. Arrived June Stmr Fair Oaks, from Grays Arrived June Stmr Bandon, hence May.

via-; Passed; in 4 June Stmr Watson, hence May. 30, for Seattle. Passed out June Ger ship Chile," from Seat: tie, for; United SAX In port June Yacht Yankee Glrltfrom San i for' San- Francisco. Arrived June- Stmr Yosemite, hence May; 29. June Stmr Rainier, hence Sailed June Schr R.

Hume, for for San Francisco. COOS BAY Arrived Juno 2 Stmr Eureka, from -AStoria. Arrived June Stmr Dolphin, from Skagway. Sailed -June p. Minnesota, for China i and Japan.

Sailed June Nor bark for 'ChUbo; schr for Sydney. Arrived-" June Sblp.rElwell," from Valparaiso. -vi Sailed May; Bktn Wrestler, for Arrived Stmr Saginaw, hence May 28; stmr. Hoquiam, hence Jlay 2T stmr 28 schr Dauntless, from' GiiayniHg: schr Columbia from San Pedro. 5 "GRAYS Arrived June Stmr Francis H.

from San Pedro; Tla Ga-' vlota. SAN i Sailed -June Stmr Arizonan, for- San Sailed June Stmr; Dollar, for San Francisco. i 9 KI TA Sailed June Fr stmr Ceylan, for San -Francisco. -Arrived June Stmr "Svca, hence May. 2B." ISLANDPORT HONOLULU Balled June p.

yacht for. San Sailed June US! stmr for Manila. EASTERX PORTS i NEW Arrived June Stmr Panama, from" Colon stmr from Callao. i -v FOREIGN-: PORTS 'April Schr Mary Foster; hence June. Fr.

ship Europe, from -Oregon, 11 for.United-Kingdom.---: Arrived June Br ship Buc-' cleuch, from Oregon i ship Elginshire, from Oregon barb i from Oregon. V' June Br: sblp Br ship Hi from Oregon Fr i bark i- Marthe Roux. from (jrogon Fr ship Crillon, from Oregon ship Desalx; from Oregon; Ger ship Ostara.from -v 4.1-4 Arrived- May stmr Assuan, from for San SaiIed May Ft etmr Mitlto," for? May for Delawnre -breakwater. SaiIed June "Btmr for Victoria. June Br Jstmr Pinna, for Ga -iVIOTORI Arrived i June Br.

stmr 23. f- Sailed -'June Nor stmr for Alaska -i SaiIed May Bktn Gleaner, for r. To sails June' Ger Ra'dames," Arrived June Br Btmr from June Jap stmr Tenyo Mnru.ifor; OCEAN; STEAMERS June U-r-Stmr, 1 Zeeland; from Arrived Stmr via I'uuta' Montevideo and Swansea. 14 June Stmr New NEW," June Stmr OsVar 11. from Copenhagen stmr Kronprlnzessln Ceclle.

roui Bremen. V- Arrived June Stmr Grosser Kiirfurst, from Bremen. Sailed June Stmr Kaiser Iwilhelm dor for Bremen and Genoa." I Arrived; June, Stmr President Grant, i from Ilainlmrg.i: Arrived Stmri Kaiser llhelm? II, from New? York.T for Bremen, and SYDNEY, vX. S. previous June 2 btmrr indravelli, from Aberdeen," A i and via Memoranda Si-The i Cunard "Line steamship company will subsjdy.of $750,000 per year.i their steamcrs.taltanla and Mauretania having I ex-" ceeded.

the speed limit of 24i.il tmr Helene, from 5 San Pedro June Captain reports f.very rough i weather on" voyage rlajinch' owned: byiJir.i Harris of the'i Dolphin 1 1 club parted rom iits 1 moorings this Jaf ter- 2 an drlf ted on the breakwaterJ at i xrhart I launch filled wl th water four, fishing iboats to ret lit 1 The launch was to the -Dolphlu boot- from- i Norfolk 7 'T lat Vl6V 16 deR longUHi dee 1 58 IP 8 Lncyi NVff.i from Bath "I lie tojlnlsh repairs and sail the ruext' ask BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Birth," marriage and "death notices sent by. mall will' not VbeUnscrtedrrTheyi must vbe handed 'in at either I of the publication I offices and be indorsed with the name and? of persons 1 author- ized to have the I same Notices re- stricted simply, to the 'announcement of the I event are published once in this; column free of charse." IARRIAGEIICENSfS The." following-, marriage licenses'? were Issiftd in' Francisco Tuesday, 1 Jtine 2: 'CJ; John 2207 Webster st. and F.V is," 2112 California st. Clarence Russell, 22 Paskenta; and Clara Lower Terrace. George M.

32, 2518 Lombard and 'Annie 2274 Lombard Charles Wiley, -V-. 30 and Conchetta tLo Prestl, 20.V lioth of 26 Stelner st. Cornelius Collins. 1407 Utah and An- nie 23,. '2529 "Twenty-flf th.st.

Frederick 26.: Fifth Julie 575, Fifth Leslie Towle, 5 2606 Howard and Margaret i McHusb. 2720 Twenty-second Friedrich; Frieda 34,: ari Rosl Fried, 23, both of -J 465 Valencia st. ii Donald Dodge." 36. XeW. York, and Ellen 8..

Walter -G. Penntaan; 2i; Hotel and 22, --1663 Oak st. Joseph H.f Ridgevay, 25, 19 Hill- and Ralph I F. Frultvale, and Minnie E. 18, 566 Chestnut st.

Edward 602 Greenwich and Mamie Damozonio, 17 3009 Buchanan st, I Phllippo Burg; and Cecelia 20, 2075-. Seventeenths Edward and Mary J. Freeman, 48. 'botlryof ".22 25," and Sarah lB, Oskar Kukuk, 28, and Anna Tisch, 24, both of -491 Julius- Groncaski, 8ryant and Pittak, 2i; 219 Isabella st. Alex 3849 Eighteenth and Lenora Boyd; 124 i Ripley Robert so.

-s, and" Rena Balllster, 39, both of Rose aye. '-'Z Nicholas 4254 Eighteenth and Randolph; 3910. Twenty- second St. George I K. 1455 Brodcrlck and Mary 18, 1756; Union Peter 1231 "Page and Hazel Gottung, 21.

2225 Sutter; st. 21, and Ellse both of Son Fraacisco. Martin Gallagher, 1 23, 1356 San Bruno and Margaret 'McGovern, 23, 148 Lexington aye: OAKLAND, June following marriage licenses were issued today: Jacob l9a Mount Eden, and Lizzie Lans- ton, i Gust ay 24, and Emma Klemm, 18, both' of, -Berkeley. Frank Perkins, 82, and Hattie Tom- 25, "both of Oakland. Erik 25, Oakland, and Selma Run- dell.

24. Berkeley. Bennltt. Hooper, 28, Berkeley, and Constance B. Lintott, 25," Liverpool.

Ebert G. Butler.i 26, and Edith A. Dow, 22, both of Alameda. Fred Hudson; 22,. and Sarah E.

Fisher, 20, both -of, Edwin A. Duval, Oakland, and Henrietta Gale; Arthur i Stout, 28, and Hannah M. Dennl- son, 27, both i of Oakland. R.v; 27." Kansas 'City, and Myrtle InVthIsi city, May to the wife; of -Maurice Kramer, a In, this city; to the wife of Porter Mlckle, In this icity. May 17.

the wife of Herbert 111 1 Norman (nee a daughter. 1 In this city. May 20. 1905. to the wife lof IWalter, 1 ll.

White, n' daughter. WRIGHT-4ln Hunting Park, San" Mateo county, June'; the wlfe of aro ld J. a son and a daughter. (See ij3 Deaths.) married; 7 In this Juno 1008, at Mlzpah Presbyterian church, by i the Rev." Frederick William Richard Hlrd and Phillips both: of San Fran- Cisco. this city.

June 2, IMS. Nt Mlzpah Presbyterian 1 church, i by the Rev: Frederick Doane; Martin Woodward Lowrie and Myrtle Frances both i of San Fran- STF.IXMAX— In this city. May 27, 1908,. by the Rev. Kaplan, Irving Leland Steinman and Friedman.

I rniED 8011, Mary Furlong I Kennedy, Michael Brodek," Dr. 11., 1 Lackeman, Charles. 76 Casslni. Maria 47 Little, George 30 i Cole, Catharine I M.V 85 Dan 82 Collins, 26 McKeown, James 27 Crof ton (Infant) Nelsen, Christen 71 Cullen, Bridget 70 Charles .7. 67 Robert 49 Patt.

Joha 77 Hall, Sabinar. 24 Charles 33 Happich; Rhelnhard 33 Seaman, James H. 44 Hester, Anna; E.C 46 SI 30 Hyde, Ellen Isabella Kant, 25 Wright (Infant) In Oatland. June 1, 1SK)8, Mary Furlong; 8011, loving, mother of H. Maloney.

Goorge Thomas C. Maloney and Mrs. Gabriel a native of Manchester," Eng. Dr. Henry G.

beloved son Sarah Brodek and the late G. Brodek; and brother of Mrs. M. Kllnger and Mrs. A.

T. Barnett. ln'Oakland. Cal.ir June 1. lOttS.

1 i dearly beloved wlf of 1 Battlsta Cassini, and -loving mother.of Mrs. Mary Catnpl. Mrs. Jnlla Lucia, Annie Franco and Maggie and Tessle: Casblnl, a native of Italy, aged 47 'years. Friends and acquaintances arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes- day), 's June at 1 :15 o'clock p.

from Sts. Peter's and Paul's church, corner of Dupont and Filbert streets. at the parlors iof Valeate, 649 Green street, 1908, Cath- nrlne M. Cole, mother of Alice Cole Loyal, George A. and R.

Cole, a' native of: Rockland county, i aged So years. In this city; May '31, Annie, beloved wife -of- David Collins, daughter of Joseph i and Marie Soto, and sister of Man- uel, and "Alexander Soto, Mrs." W. -Jones. T. Baldwin and J.

T. Allen, a native of aged; 26 years. (Rich- mond; papers? -please; copy.) Friends and acquaintances respect- fnlly Invited to attend the funeral today June at; 9:30 o'clock from. the residence of her father, "Joseph Soto; Richmond, ithence to St. Paul's Saa where "a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the reposo of her soul, com- menclng a.

Interment San Pablo CROFTOX--Jn this June 2, 1908, Evelyn Mary Crof beloved daughter of 1 John C. and- Annie native of San Fran- Cisco, aged i 8 months and 15 days. In Redwood City." San Matco county, Cal.7". June 2. 1908; Bridget i bejfived mother of Cornelius, John.

Charles and the late Edward a native of County Ireland 70 years. Notice tot i funeral In this city. June 1 .7 at his late residence, 2482 Howard street. Robert Elliott, dearly -beloved husband of, Mrs. Xellle a native of Virginia, Cavan; aged 46 years 10 months and 4 days.

member of Osceola tribe i N0. Improved Orderc'of i Rede Weavervlllc, papers 'please 1 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs- June 1 at 1 from- Red hall, 240 Golden Gate avenue between Leav- enworth 4 and Hyde Funeral services under the auspices of Osceola tribe Order lnterment Green- la cemetery. Chiefs and; brothers, of Xo. '-71 Improved Order of Red are requested to ,7. attend? the -funeral: of -our late' brother.

Rob- i ert from Red Men's 240 Golden Gate avenue between Leavenworth and Hyde streets, at 1 p. tomorrow (Thursday), June 4. THOS." H.i PARKER, Sachem. T. WHITTIER; Chief of Records.

I this Tclty, 190S; at her late residence, 110 Scott 1 Sablna, '-beloved wife of Harry 1: Hall; mother of Lawrence Henry Hall daughter of Michael and the la to Sabina and sister, of Bernard and Martin Healoj-. a native of San Francisco, i In; June 1. Rbeln- i hard, beloved of Christian Hap- a of -Germany, -aged- 33: years 7 months i and 20 days. A 5 member of Gesell- schaft Tentonla. Friends 'j and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow, (Thnrs- day); June at 10130 from the parlors Suhr i 2919 Mission street £9 Grsst Ssif 9 i Electric Flyinc Croan-Country Train Luxurlouily Equipped.

Pulltaan Dranias Rooni, State- bul SIe lns fig i' HI Careful aid Attentive Dining Service. Farlor Obncrnitlon Car with Library and Cafe, 1 adln 5 Room, BH Dally' News Bulletins, Latest. Papers and. Macailncj Sri union PA CIFI HERH PACIFIC I 42 II SS FrWnSIn I akland fl between Twonty-nfth Twenty-sixthl Inter- ment Mount '011761 cemetery," by 11:30 ml" train from Twenty-fifth and streets: In Vthis? June 1. 1908; James" beloved Jon of Martin and Bridget ter, brother 'of late Connerton, and cousin Mul-- native of, San member San Francisco parlor No.V N.

G. gas union 9540. and A. of L. of San Friends acquaintances are Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs- from his late 3747- Twentieth I street between Guer- rero and St.

James church. where a -mass, will; be celebrated for the repose oC hi 3 commencing 9 1 m. Holy, Cross, ceme- tery. In this city. June 2.

100S, dearly beloved husband of Martha T. Hogan. of Raymond, and Mervin Hogan, -brother of Michae l. and Joseph 1 8. Hogan and Mrs; Cornelius Slurray of i San Rafael, and brother In: law; of James Mrs.

John Fay, W. and the late Peter Cal- ainative of County. Galway," Ireland, aged 39. years." Friends and i acquaintances Bre I respectfully Invited to attend: the nneral (Thurs- day), June from the 1 parlors of Carew 1618 Geary thencf to St.MTincent do Pauls-c hurch. where (a requiem high mass -will '-be'-cele- bra ted dr repose of his soul.

commencing at 10:15 o'cloct a. m. Interment Holy Cross Officers and members of jonrneymen plumb- and steam fitters' local N0. '442, -are to assemble at toa un- dertaking parlors Carew English; ISIS Geary at m. tomorrow (Thurs- day), ito -attend the-, funeral of "our late brother, James InI this city.

June :2. 1908. -Ellen i J. Hyde, widow George and dearly beloved mother Mrs. Camlle Martin; Mrs.

Hyde Smith, Mrs. Garceau and Miss Mr nyde. a native of Philadelphia. A requiem high mass will be celebrated for 1 the repose of, her soul at St. -Mary's cathe- 1 Van 'Ness avenue and O'Farrell street.

tomorrow (Thursday), 10 o'clock 'a. m. In- 'tennent; In this 1 city, June 1. 1909. Arthur Kant, beloved son of Max'D.

and -the -late Viola Kant; and devoted brother of Belle, Jessie Walter D. and" Frederick Kant. v- a patl ve of Astoria, aged 25 years 4 i months: and SO daj s. member of Kin? Solo- mon's lodKC No. 260, A.

Oailand Lodjre of. Perfection, A. and A. S. temple," M.

5., and -Olive 'Branch chapter No. 169, 0.E.5.. Friends and i acquaintances 'are respect- fully Invited to attend funeral today (Wednesday); June 3, at 11 a. from -King Solomon's 1739 Fillmore street between and where; the. services wlll.be held under the auspices of King Solomon's lodge No.

260. A. M. Incineration I. O.

O. Remains at the. parlors of F. Suhr 2919 Mission street be- tween Twenty-flf th and Twenty-sixth. Officers and members' of Olive Branch chap- ter 169,: 0.

E- are -requested to at- tend the funeral of our deceased brother, Ar- thiWaM. Kant, from King- Solomon's haH Fillmore street, today. (Wednesday), -June 3, at 11- o'clock' By-order of JENNIE Worthy Matron. SADIE. J.KAHN,; SecreUry.

£. C- are hereby requested, to attend the funeral of our- late' comrade, A. M. Kant, CAPT. L.

SIEBE. Commander. THOS. J.V Adjutant. In thla'clty.

May 30, 1908. Michael. dearly beloved brother of Jatnes Kennedy, a native of Ireland; (Rochester please copy.) Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral today at 8:30 a. from the parlors Barry Scully, 927: Valencia street, thence "to Dominic's church, where a requiem hlgU mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a. m.

Interment yt- Holy Cross cemetery. In this city, June 2, 190 S. Charles Lackeman, dearly husband of Magda- Lena and beloved father of Charles E. and Martha lackeman and Mrs. Fritz Mul- ler; of Germany; native of Hamelln, azed 76 years 9 months and IS days.

Friends, acquaintances and members of Get- mania. lodge No. ITIS. K. of 11., and Martha lodge No." I fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow at plO o'clock a.

the funeral parlors of Theodor Dierks 900 Devlsadero street corner of McAllister. In- terment Greenlawn cemetery, by carriage. In this city. Sfay 31. George '-Howard Little.

dearly beloved husband of Marie Lau Little; native, of San Francisco, aged, 3o years 6 months and 12 days. Friends and acquaintances "are respect- to attend the today June 3. at 1:30 parlors- H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission street between Twenty-fifth i and Interment Cypress Lawn i cemetery, rby elec- trie -funeral car; from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue.

In this Ccity, June Dan Ma- a native Ireland, aged .82 years. In this May 31. James J.y beloved son of Mrs. Nellie McKeown, and brother -of Mrs. Nellie Armstrong and Mrs.

Carrie Noonaa and the: late Alice -McKeown. native San aged 27- years 5 months and 11 A member of the plumbers', gas and steam fitters' local No. '442. Funeral detail please take notice. Friends an.d acquaintances are; respect- fully Invited; to attend funeral (Wednesday), at 1 8 :30 from the par- lors of the Henry Gallagher 'undertaking company, 1314 street between Ellis thence to St.

Paul's i church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul." commencing. at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy: Cross cemetery. NELSEN-jln'Alameda. June 1.

'ten beloved bnsbond" of Carolena Nel- sen. i and father of Mrs. B. Blair of and Mrs." WUUsni Noble of Berkeley, amative of 71" years. "papers "copy.) 'liLTti- 7'- Friends and acquaintances axe respectfully inTlted attend the fnneral today 2-o'clock.

p. residence' funeral -parlors- ot '2244 Santa aveune, omit" flowers." OTT-In city. May 1905. Charles a-, native of' Amsterdam, Holland, aged 81 years. i In this city.

June 1. 19C'S. John janaUve of ProvSJence. R. 1., aged 7.

years. In; this. city. June 1. 'IWS.

Cha 1 belove.l of James and the Wto MjMT Reade. end brother of -j'jj glnla and the late Peter, and fcsnile, a native -of San Francisco, 3a years months ami 26 days'. Friends and are rr invited, to. attend the fnneral today at 1 o'clock; from the residence of brother. A street, Richmond.

Intermrne Holy Cross cemetery. ln. this. city. 1.

late residence. 2555 ission street, 11.. dearly boloveil- liusbaml Mary v. man, and loving, father of Roy. ami Haxel Sea- man and Mw.

Joseph K. years 10 months and 1 At resti this city. May 3lj. 19W, Anna of WllUam Stnale. and demoted sister of Mrs.

Mary. Mrs. Minnie Boyle and Jacob and FrlU a native of Dornholtihausen; Germany, aged 48 years 10 months aad 24 days. A of Past- and Past associa- tion: Rlchmand chapter No. 253.

or Eastern Star; Norddentscber Frauen ver-jlns Unabbangiser-' Deutscber Frauen Deutscaer Frauen Unterstutznnifs vwlu "Rother 1 Frauen verein; Hoffnangs lodire No. 1. Order of Schwestern: Paulus Frauen Terein and verein of the Richmond district. Friends and acquaintances fnlly Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednesday), at 1 p. from St.

Paulus Gerj man Evangelical church, corner 'of Gough and Eddy streets, thence to troldea Gate Commandery hall. 2137 Setter stre-rt near Stelner. where wrviees will nn- the of. Richmond chapter No. -55.

Order of the Eastern Star, assisted by, Past ami Past assools- tlon, at o'clock m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by Eemams at of Sunc Mlssioa street between Twenty-flf tn and Richmond' chapter No. O. E. officers -and members are hereby requested to asiseaiMe at Golden" Gate Comniandery hall, 2137 Snttcr street near Stelner.

today (Wednes- day), at 2 o'cloclj p. tn attend the funersl our departed sister. Anna By order MRS." EMMA MAKTIN. ''1 Worthy Matron. W.

M. HODGKINS, Secretary. Past and Paat tlon Officers- and members will please attend the funeral of onr late sitter. Anna E. Smale, at Golden -Gate Commandery 3137 ter street near Stelner.

today at 1:45 p. order MBS. NELLIE A. DARLING. F.

HICKIE. Secretary. San Francisco Franen officers and members arf'herebr requested to assemble lat 431 Duboee avenne. to- day (Wednesday at o'ctock. attend funeral of our departed Anna Smale.

By order 1' MBS. ADELHEID DIEHL. President. MRS. JCLIA MARKS, Secretary.

Norddeutscher Frauen -The and funeral committee are hereby' reaaested to assemble at St. German Evangeli- cal Lutheran of Gongh and Eddy streets, today (Wednesday), at p. to attend the funeral of our departed sister. Anna E. Smale.

By order FANNIE GEERKENS. President. MRS. MARIA PAPE. Secretary.

SI TONG In this city. June 1. SI Tonj a native of China, aged Si this "city. 1. Isabella Ward- (nee dearly tc'oved wife of Thomas .1.

Ward, iovinir daughter "ot Jamet and the late Mary Miilrey, aad beloved sistee 'of Alice. -Edwin. Ethel. Irene and Arthur Mnlrey and the late- Harcl Mulrey, a native of San Francisco. Ca 1 Friends and acquaintances fnlly invited to attend the today i Wednesday), at 9 a.

from her late res f- "dence. avenw. tbence to St. Agnes rburch. 'reqniem hfarh mass 'for the 'repose of "her soul will be celebrated.

'commencing -at m. Interment UOI7 Cross Hmitlnjton Park. coonty; Infant daughter of. Harold and Catherine INDEPENDENT OF THE TRUST M.FOR.L Seventy-five Dollars 'I Will: Furnish: HEARSE, TWO CARRIAGE EMBALMING, SHROUD AND CIOTH CpVTffib CASttT JULIUS S. CODE AU Main -123 Bnah St West 2899, And 1305 Franklin St.

nr. 17th, Phone Oakland 4045. Branch 1 305 Man co mery At. Temp. 33QSi Ambulance and Carriases to 11 Ire..