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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Changes at Weber's Music Hall
"The Yankee Consul" to Close.

\ surprise is store for the habltuaI patrons OF
the old Weber & Fields playhouse when they
enter it for the first time the renamed Weber's
Music Hall Immediately after signing contracts
with F. ZIegfeId. jr., whereby the latter becomes
Joe Weber's partner In the alI-star stock company.
and Anna Held the principal Coincidence. Mr.
Weber, an architect and a contractor went into con-
ference with the result that largo force OF
completely overhauling the theatre. 1t is Mr..
Weber's idea spend several thousand dollars IN
repairs and alterations. The old floors have been
removed being substituted. New
chairs throughout the music hall will replace the
formerly in and they will not only be
wider and more comfortable but the spaces be-
tween the rows TO be widened several inches.
Not only the auditorium. but the business Offices
and dressing rooms are being renovated. The lat
ter TO be increased IL size and there Will pc
OF them and all parts OF the theatre will be
as freproof possible The altera tons Will be
completed early in August and the opening date is
fixed Tor about month later.
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Carlos Douglas Sheldon was born at Walworth.
Wis. on June TO- 1910. At the age OF seven his
parents took him to Michigan He educated
at Ypsilanti. and served in the Civil War as cap
tain in the 29d Michigan Infantry. He was MEM
Der of the Michigan Legislature in 1882, 1893 and
1884 In 1897 he elected to Congress by the Re
publcans of the XIIth Michigan District, who re-
elected him in 1899 and 1901
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SIR FREDERICK EDWARD BARNES WEEDS

lPY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNT.l
Canyon city. Col, June 24-Sir Frederick Edward
Barnes formerly intimate friend OF King
Edward now coal mine operator here. to-day
married Miss Alice Alderman, Of Toronto. Canada
II relative OF Lord Rosebery The bride was of
the bellies OF the Canadian capital The wedding
a quiet
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ELLIOT DANFoRTH GETS DEGREE.

At tho commencement exercises Of 81. Johns Col
lege. Brooklyn. yesterday the defree OF Doctor Of
Laws was conferred on Elliot Danrorth formerly
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Highest temperature yesterday. rs degrees;
a;egag, for corresponding date last 81
average for corresponding twenty-five years
Local forecast: Partly cloudy to-day with probably
showers; warmer showers and cooler sunday. fTezh
southwest winds.
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Ciesnsnt BsecrOft
Sailing on the Prinz Adelbert are:
Eeurv g Ercas,e Professor and Mrs Edwin x
~ Foy and Mrs william = r. A' q Reynolds.
Sailing OF the St Louis
NJ ana AIRS Charles p. Miss Goul2 49,
NJ and Mrs Isaac D. MI sga Mrs John R.
n g''' sas Mn. oeorr. J. George Carr.
Booked on the Mesaba are:
lAeut.:.snt Boyle MI and sFs u W s. y Eel.-
IA les J FastWicE L.eu'S-A-Ae H. y ~S
Sailing on the g6nig Albert are:
T-.,x 1890. Miss Elizabeth Reynolds.
III az - v,c.or Car Professor Austin Scott
NJ. a1a sirs. T. }. Hustsc
On The Pennsylvania are:
me- John 2. Norton
Sailing Oh the Arabic
r. se,f' ana mr. AZ HQ Ts5s.5 fass
Nc Define Radcliffe. Taylor. uS .,1 rsa,
sr saa s MSs. Z. v. Hyde TrsTss.
Tasss ssn on the Finland:
Professor Psssy Dunn Ala Professor sne Sr'
y. ara Mrs. H o can = q g: WsIliasss'
rsB.s.. Phip Eng.
% the Patricia arrived yesterday;
Ms Nsgss N. csornVSsn. A d e ,i nIna
-e-l - s.DDx IJoAA ~ N.s@S~
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HENNETT IT. Pm Friday June - 1sO Joseph H Bennett
OF funeral hereafter. Kindly omit towers
CoYLEJune %. 1904. at the residence OF sister
Mrs c. p. Labatut No. 4s1 West 22d-st.. Annie F.
ST. Francis Xavier West 1sth-st.. on Monday June
81, 10 precisely Internent private. Green
Thursday. June o. Helen. daughter OF Arthur and
Helen sturses Du Bols. aged months
EpaERToN-At West Point. N. Y. Friday June a.
mso eons rhf Fans4a at Vest Pen Of aaS
June "a. at IL a. m. from the Chapel
JAYNEs-At the Chslses. New-Yort City, on Thursday
June % after brief Illness Samuel Ferguson Jayne.
dence. No II Centre-st. Orange n j. on saturday
june IS at p. m. Trains leave New-York. foot Of
Christopher and Barclay Sta at O'Clock
At special meeting Of the Board Of Governors. held
June "a 1904 the following resolution was passed:
Whereas, II is sad duty To record the
% % Mr.. Samuel F. JAYNE. the second President
Resolved That the Real Estate Board
City o. NewTork recognize IN the business life Mr..
Samuel F. Jayne OF principle and integrity, Justly
his high character and devotion duty;
be II further
Resolved That respectfully present
children heartfelt sympathy for them their
reavement; and be II further
Resolved tender Mr.. Albert NJ Cudner the
present member OF the firm OF Nessrs. s. r
Co. acknowledgement that in the death OF his
Estate
loss that be replaced. grieve with
him lifelong separation from with whom
have been associated; and be Il further
RssnIvad THAT OF resolutions be
his widow and also to Mr. Albert NJ Cudner his
KILEY-SudGenly Bangor. Ne. June 2i. 1906
kiey, - Body viii lie In state until
Sunday funeral chapel Nos. 2il2t3 West 23d
SUNDAY o'clock French Catholic
Church. 23d-st. near 6th-ave. Interment Calvary.
hIRBY-suddenly. Friday. June "A, 1904.
of David D. and Frances Froment Kirby. Funeral
private
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MRS. ROOSEVELT AT OYSTER BAY.

Oyster Bay, Long Island. June 24.-Mrs. Roose-
Welt reached this village tonight at 9S5. carriage
was waiting and she drove at once to Sycamore
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LIEUT.. COLONEL WRIGHT p. EDeERToN.

West Point. n. Y. June 2+-Lieutenant Colonel
Wright P. Edgerton. professor of mathematics at
the Military Academy. died here to-day. He had
been very III for weeks.
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OBITUARY..
CARLOS D. SHELDON

Houghton, Mich June 24-Carlos D. Sheldon. ex-
Congressman from the XIIth Michigan District,
died suddenly to-day from apoplexy at his home
here.
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rector. Rev. Storrs Seymour. Eleanor, daughter OF
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Henry g Ereas,e Professor ard HRS. Edwin
Ny and Grs. william +. Mitchell
Pow r O. Reynolds
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
FROM SEATTLE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


Saturday, December II.
Br stmr NJ. S. Dollar. Cow. ~ days from
Hongkong. via Kobe % days. via Moji 25 days.
via Mororan 10 days
, stmr Shasta. Hansen. "a hours from san
stmr Brooklyn. Carlson. Is hours from Men
docino-
stmr Breakwater. Seaman. "a hours from
Coos Bay.
Stmr Czarina, Johnson, Al hours from Coos
stmr AIcatraz. Olsen. II hours from Point
stmr Signal. Bendegard. 81 hours from Coos
Bay.
schr Vine, Dannevig 5ls days from Eureka
CLEARED.
Saturday, December IL.
Stmr Newport, Trask. Ancon. via Mexican
and Central American ports; P NJ Co.
,, stmr Siberia, Smith. HongkonE. etc. via
stmr San Mateo. Kirkwood. San Jose de
stmr Minnesota. rruebridge. Seattle. via
Victoria. B. c.; Great Northern Railway Co
Stmr George W. Elder. Randall Astoria; s.
F. and Portland Co.
Stmr Pomona Swanson. Eureka: P c 5 SCo
Br ship Grenada, Elston. Newcastle. n. s.
w: G. W. McNear.
Cleared from Monterey, December II.
Navigation Co.
SAILED.
L Stmr Solace. Singer, for Guam.
U stmr Bear, Myrick, cruise.
Stmr Bonita, Preble, San Pedro.
Stmr Rainier. Hansen, BelIingham.
Stmr Newport. Trask Ancon, via Mexican
and Central American ports.
Stmr Siberia, Smith. Hongkong. etc. via
schr sequoia. Huffman. MazatIan.
S schr Falcon, al, Anderson, GTsys HaTboT
Schr volunteer, Bressem, South Bend.
Schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson. Bolinas.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sEATTLE-Arrived Dec 17-Ger stmr Sax
onia, hence Dec II.
Sailed Dec 1e-stmr FaraIIon, for skaeway.
MARY Ann
Nome; g0s sch5 ?. J. Ahler. from Nome;
stmr sisnai. from COOS COS Bsy for ss1 Frn1- n
cisco. $40 a m-Stmr Arcata from Coos
Bay. for San Francisco. 9:1O a m-Stmr
Queen. from Victoria and Puget Sound ports
for San Francisco
Passed Dec IL 40 m-Stmr Eureka, from
Eureka, for San Francisco.
CRESCENT CITY-saiIed Dec 16-stmr Co
BELLINGHAM-saile Dec 1T-schr Wa
coos BAY-saiIed Dec 1T-stmr Empire
ASTORIA-Arrived Dec 17-stmr Whittier
hence Dec 49, with bktn Fullerton. hence Dec
13. in tow.
Sailed Dec 17-Br stmr Eneric. for San
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Dec 17-schrs Snow
& BURGESS and Wilbert L. Smith. from Ev-
erett; schrs F. K. Wood and Fred J. Wood
from Grays Harbor.
SANTA BARBARA-sailed Dec 1T-stmr
Arrived Dec 1T-Stmr Coronado. from Re
dondo.
tania hence Dec II for Ladysmith and Ma
naino.
ISLAND PORTS.
HoNOLULU-Arrived Dec 17-Bktn Archer.
hence Nov %; Br stmr Moana, from Vancou-
yer, for Sydney.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CoIOMBO-Sailed Dec 14Br stmr Sell
lasia, for Boston.
ANTWERP Sailed Dec 15-Fr bark rur-
got for Oregon.
SHIELDS Dec 15-Br ship Barcore,
for San Francisco.
VALPARAISO-Sailed Nov 6-ChH ahfn
Othello, for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA-sailed Dec 14-Jap stmr Kan
agawa Maru. for Seattle
LIZARD-Passed Dec 15-Ger bark Schur-
bek. from Victoria. for K: Br ship YoIa
from Manila. for London.
Passed Dec 16-Fr bark Marie Molinos, hence
July 90 for Queenstown.
SUEZ-Arrived Dec 16-SDan stmr Isa de
Luzon. from Manila. for Liverpool
SYDNEY-Arrived Dec 16-Br stmr Gulf
of Venice. from -.
HoNGKoNG--saied Dec 17--Br stmr Doric.
for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
Water Front Notes.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's liner City of Sydney sailed yes
terday for Panama and way ports.
The navy transport Solace. Captain
Ball. sailed yesterday for Honolulu,
Guam and Cavite.
The United States revenue cutter
Bear, Captain Hamlet. sailed yesterday
for Honolulu, where she will remain
until the time comes for her next Alas
kan cruise.
Captain H. d. Parsons, who is well
known on this coast, is now in the
East, engaged in farming He was
kicked by mule few weeks ago and
four of his ribs were cracked by the
steel-shod hoofs. According to a let
ter received here the other day, the
former sailor has recovered from the
accident.
Visitors will be received on board the
big steamship Minnesota this after
noon and launches will be run at fire.
quent intervals from the boat landings
at Clay, Mission and Folsom streets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
ISIBERIA CARRIES CONTRABAND FOR JAPAN
LINER SAILS FOR FAR E

Carrying 5000 tons of merchandise,
much of it contraband, the liner ST.
IBERIA. Captain j. Tremaine Smith, left
the Pacific Mail wharf yesterday
promptly at l o'clock and started on
her ninth voyage to the Orient. The
leather, 300 tons of lead, several tons
OF nails, with machinery and a large
shipment of gold coin.
Among her passengers were the fol-
lowing:
For Honolulu-W. D. Alexander, Miss
A. M. Alexander, Miss ]. NJ Alexander,
Mrs. M. f. Armstrong and child, Mrs.
c. A. Bartlett. Mrs. Q. H. Berry. Mrs.
E. f. Bishop, Mrs Alice NJ. Bond, Mrs.
F. E. Chamberlain, j. A. Cranston,
Mrs. j. A Cranston, J. F. Grove, Mrs.
J. +. Grove. Mrs. D. G. Drake. Miss
ii. Drake. A. Dreier, Mrs. A. Dreier,
Miss A. Dreier, Mrs. v. Follett, T. F.
Fortune, Mrs. j. Fortune, d. A. Fox,
Mrs. d. A Fox, Harold S. Gilbert, H.
Gimmini, Mrs. Gimo, Miss May D.
Green, j. F. Hackfeld, Charles H.
Hamilton, r. L. Hansburg, Mrs. R. L.
Hansburg, A. H. Harding, Mrs A H.
Harding, c. Hedeman, Mrs. c. Hede-
man. Howard Hedeman. ]. H. Love, C.
M. Lovsted. A. L. Louison, Mrs. F. C..
Lyser and infant, H. M. Moffatt, Mrs.
n. M. Moffatt and child, Mrs. ]. E.
Myers, Mr.. S. Peiser, Miss L. E. Per-
kins, Miss Rowena Reed, Mrs. Melton
Rice, Miss L. Rosewarne, Rev. DR..
Scudder, Mrs. DR.. Scudder, Mrs F. e.
Thompson and infant, Mrs. Jane Walk
er, Miss Elsie Waterhouse, Miss l.
Wells, Mrs. R. E. Zumwalt.
Manila-W. c. Barrickman.
Yokohama-E. Assoka, A. Brown, r.
c. Cunning, Mrs R. c. Cunning, T.
Hashimato, Y. Ichikawa, Kadzuhito
Tokito, K. Kishi, w. Kobayashi, S. Ko-
oayashi, K. Kubota, j. S. Martin,
George P. Morgan, Mrs. George P. Nor
gan, M. Nagai, Y. Nakamura, T. Oza-
wa, S. M. Shinmi, T. e. P."Sutton, Mrs.
T. E. P. Sutton.
Shanghai-Rev. w. N. Brewster. r.
T. Fearon. ]. NJ. Hampavitt, Kwong
Kwok Wah and son, Edward Runge. N.
ID. Tata, Mrs. N. d. Tata and son, F..
H. Trimble, r. H. Van SAINT. Miss Liz
zie M. Varney.
Hongkong-Charles L. Beatty, George
w. Gilbert, F. E. Hemenway. Mrs. S. l..
King, r. Lyons, K. S. MacDougan, G..
c. MacDougall, Mrs. G.. c. MacDougaII
and child, Lieutenant Commander G..
W. McElroy, U. s. N; Fora McGonni-
gal Jr., Charles T. Mills, Mrs. Charles
T. Mills, ]. L. Morgan, j. E. Petevel,
H. M. Rideout, Miss Margaret Rout-
ledge, A NJ. Timke, w. ]. Van Bus
kirk, Mrs. w. ]. Van Buskirk
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
Time Ball.

Time Ball.
Branch Photographic Office Z. S. NJ Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal,
Saturday, Dec. Is.
The Time Ball the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon day
T. e.. at noon of the 120th meridian at s
p. m. Greenwich time. j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. u s. N, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
MERCHANDISE for the Orient.

The steamer Siberia sailed Yesterday for
Hongkong and way ports, via Honolulu with
a general merchandise cargo. valued at
s697 ,s67. exclusive of treasure, and to be dis
tributed follows: For Japan. s313 444:
China, 1872, 77s; East Indies, s7746; Philippine
Islands $1273; Korea, s727; SIAM $50; Homo
lulu. $lS4e. The leading exports were as fol-
lows:
To Japan-24Oo bales cotton. 21s9 bales .
cs leather, 2256 kegs nails, 1876 TASKS quick
matter sse 4Tbsss 80 ba' 4
bdls wire. $4,000 lbs tan bark 81 bbls tan
ba oo lbs IS sad & pss Sas
material. cs soap. cs typewriters and parts.
~ pkgs bicycles and sundries, cs boots and
shoes, lOo0 bbls flour. 5629 canned goods
50S3 lbs hops, 604 gals wine, 10 cs whisky.
22o lbs 30 bdls ralsns, Al cs table preparations
% pkgs fresh fruits. 10 crts potatoes, 145
frrit wv -O' 'i'eu
TO China-3s75 bbIs -four 1851 cs assorted
canned goods. 1910 cs canned salmon. 10 OIL
lbs cheese. 1922 lbs ham and bacon. 26s71 lbs
beans, 6sI4 lbs coffee. 64s0 lbs 10 cs chocolate,
400 lbs 8 cs candy 10 kegs olives 1000 lbs
meal 1O00 lbs oleomargarine $500 lbs dried
peas. 5400 lbs dried fruit 235 pkgs fresh fruits
339 cs table preparations. $50 lbs raisins, $3.50
lns ,o codnsn l2sS pkgs groceries and provisions.
casks beer. $40 lbs hops. So. 700 lbs sugar.
1o.075 lbs pearl barley. $40 lbs tea. 2471 lbs
Cherries 800 gals rs rum s ra. 10 Ss
cs brandy, 34S7 bales | cs cotton domestics.
cigars $50. 262 lbs pig lead, 81 cs rubber goods
$50 bales. sheetings. SO bxs soap, IL cs drugs
n pkgs dry goods. pkgs machinery. 12 pkgs
bicycles and sundries. 90 rolls cs leather i6
cs arms and ammunition. IA cs typewriters
and parts, 30 coils rope. 9 pkgs building ma
teriai 500 kegs nails. 80 crts paper, cs cleo
trical supplies, head cattle
To East Indies-1s9s cs assorted canned
goods. so cs canned salmon. 3 cs dried fruit.
1886 lbs hops
To Philippine Islands-s4 cs canned goods
cs syrup. cs dried fruit 5 cs honey. 50ae
It lumber. 8 cs boots and shoes, / ca eIectriceI
goods.
To Korea.I6 pkgs electrical supplies cs
dry goods. 24O lbs meals, 160 lbs dried fr1lit
goods.
10 Honolulu-2o pkgs fresh vegetables 3
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
Exports by the Newport.

The steamer Newport sailed yesterday for
tne lstnmus OF Panama and way ports with
general cargo. valued at s93. .960 to be distrib-
uted rs follows: For Mexico $5342; Central
S2565; New York s63. $40; Jamaica, $500; Ger
many, Sl345; Belgium S544. The cargo in
cluded the following:
To Mexico-SSS gals 8 cs wine bbIs flour
54s lbs raisins. I'LL lbs dried fruit, 574 lbs
ham ana bacon, II cs paste cs whisky. 27
pkgs potatoes y pkgs onions. 3s pkgs fresh
fruits. ~ cs table preparations, 10 cs canned
goods, $40 lbs spices. AZ pkgs groceries and
3oa bdis shocks 13 cs hats and caps cs
dry goods, IL cs boots and shoes. / pkg ma
chinery. cs arms and ammunition, 20 pkgs
tank material, Al pkgs railroad material, 5 cs
TO Central America--1939 bbs -four 935
gals 10 cs wine. PA pkgs potatoes. 10 cs
whisky. SO pkgs fresh fruits. 1a cs canned
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
Sun. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority Of the
Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front mission street WHARF about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
of tide is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
Notice to Mariners.
SAN PARLO RAy cAIJrc

SAN PABLO BAY, CALIFORNIA
(List of Lights Buoys and Daymarks Pa
cifc Coast. 1904, page 26.)
Notice is hereby given that lower mid
channel bell buoy. San Pablo Bay California
heretofore reported dragged about one and a
half miles northeast of its proper position.
was replaced December 16. Corrected bearings
are; Mare Island Lighthouse. NE 3-16 E; left
tangent Pinole Point, Sc by E y f.; East
Brother Island Lighthouse. by w q w
w. p. DAY
Commander, u. S. NJ, Inspector twelfth Light
house District