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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-15
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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20

tnaw hence Sept 16. for Tacoma.
EUREKA - Arrived Sept 19-Stmr Redondo.
from Astoria
Sailed Sept Ie-stmr Corunna for San Fran
cisco.
PORT TowNsEND-Arrived Sept 1s-schr
A. F. Goats, from Redondo.
IN STRAITS OF F,ECA = Sept 10 - Schr
Fearless. from San Pedro; schr R. W. Bartlett,
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Sept 1e-Stmr
Santa Rosa, hence Sept is. and sailed Tor San
TAToosH-Passed IN Sept Is-schr Forester,
from San Pedro, for Ballard
CRESCENT CITY - Arrived Sept 10 = Stmr
Del Norte hence Se3t II
SAN DIEGO = Arrived of Sept 1e = Z S
stnr New York Z stnr Boston, hence Sept
II; L stmr Nero. hence Sept 10: L s stInr
Bennington, L stmr Paul Jones. hence Sept
ISLAND PORT.
KAHULUI-Sailed sept 1e-Stmr Nevsdan.
for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS.
PHILADEI-PHIA-Arri Sept 1T-Br stmr
Cape Comino. from Colon.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-Arrived Sept
17-Br ship River FallOch. from Antofagasta-
BOSToN-Sailed Sept lT-Br stmr Indras-
smha, for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
ANCoN : Arrived Sept II - Stmr Newport,
IoUIQUE- Aug 2s-Ital ship Michele
LIVERPOOL Arrived Sept II = Br ship
Anglessy. hence May ~
Sailed Sept is-Br stmr Ysngtszs. for Van
PORT SAID-Arr5red Sept 17-Span stmr
Alicante from Liverpool for Manila
ST THOMAS - Arrived Sept 16 - B. stmr
Floridsn. from Liverpool, for Colon.
FENTNOR-PaSsed Sept 1e-Br bark Inver-
aInsay. from Antwerp for Vancouver.
D[NGENESS-PassedS Sept 17-ossr bark Lis
beth, from Port Ludlow. for United Kingdom.
LONDON-Sailed Sept 17-Br ship Eurasia,
for Victoria
TENERIFFE - Sailed Sept l - Ger stmr
Menes, for san Francisco.
SYDNEX-Arrived Sept 19-Ship Henry Fail
ing, from Tacoma
CALLAo-Sailed Sept 1T-Ger stmr Armon.
for San Francisco.
YOkOHAMA-Arr1vsd prior to Sept 1T-Br
stmr Athenian, from Vancouver; Sept IS strnr
Manchuria, hence Aug 30. via Honolulu.
SINGAPORE - Arrived Sept Il Br stnr
Indrawadi. from New York for Yokohama
Sept 1e-Br stmr Kennebec, from New York,
for Shanghai.
NAGASAKI-saiIed Sept I7-U stmr Dix,
for Seattle.
MAZATLAN - Sailed Sept II - Stmr San
Juan, for san Francisco: stmr Acapulco for
Ancon
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
ATTORNEY SCHILLING SAYS
JUDGE HUNT is BIASED
Asks That Disbarment Proceedings be
Heard in Another Court
Affidavit Filed.

The prospective disbarment proceedings
AGAINST Attorney Frank Sehihing, based upon
an af6dzvit Of Dina smith. whom he repre-
s-uted in two unsuccessful suits for divorce.
brought forth an answer from him yesterday
M an AFFIDAVIT in which he reflects upon
Judge Hunt 1t was charged that schiliins
had received from Andrew smith, Dina's hus-
bsnd. the sum OF $50 which he failed 70 turn
over to the wife. Schilling declares he re-
cefyed the money, but that Mrs smith agreed
that il should be applied on account OF his
fee of SIS awarded by the court
Schilling charges that Judge Hunt instructed
his clerk 10 prepare the affidavit purporttng
to have been made by Mrs. Smith, and that
tf.s was purDcsely drawn effectively in order
that the attorneys reputation might suffer
during the delay in reconstructing the an
cavit- SchiIling AYERS that Judge Hunt made
no effort TO get At the facts in the case,
and he declares that the Judge feels aggrteTed
because Schilling ignored invitation % con-
tribute 10 memorial OF the late Ward Nc
Allister. The lawyer says that Judge Hunt
wants 10 act as accuser and Judge IN the dis
ba-ment proceeding. He demands that the
hearing be had before one of the following
Judges: Slcss, Murasky. LaEior. Coffey. Sea
well KerTiczn-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
SHOW GREAT GAINS IN
ASSETS AND DEPOSITS
Interior Savings Banks of California
Are Enjoying an Era OF Unpre-
cedented PrOSDerity

The seventy six interior savings banks have
gained g. COS 23s 60 n assets and 81. o21 93s o1
in deposits since May OF this year. The
statement OF resources and liabilities based on
the returns Of August IS is as follows:
Resources-Bank premises, SS62, ,2G3 IS: real
estate taken for debt. 1.T37. .291 S5: miscel-
laneous stocks and bonds. sI5.47e. 12O 81; loans
on real estate, $44.341. 297 rs; loans stocks.
bonds and warrants. 81. 1872. 162 81; loans on
other securities. S526. Sc Is; loans personal
security. 81. TO. 40 81: oyerdrafts and money
on hand 81 Sc. so 81; due from banks and
bankers, sT,4OO. pa 90; other assets. $751;
I'll ~: total resources. ST6.Sf3, 75T 3s.
Liabilities-Capitai Uaid in coin, S5.16l.-
116 20; reserve fund and profit and loss, 81
as5 I2S %: due depositors Sos. 1i6. So 25; due
banks and bankers. s19T.1s1 "A: state. county
or city money, $45. 600; other liabilities, $30S.
74s oi; total liabilities s7es1s. .757 IS.
The Board Of Bank Commissioners issued q
license yesterday for the establishment of the
san Fernando Bank at Fernando. The insti-
tuition has a capital Of SIS. 900, which is fulls
subscribed
The officers Of the bank are I. Springer.
president; ]. E Wheat. vice president, and
T. J. Walker. secretary. treasurer and cash
Ter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
BOILER OF CRUISER MARBLEHEAD'S STEAM LAUNCH
BLOWS UP ALONGSIDE UNCLE SANS TRIM WARSHP
Boat Is Badly Wrecked
and Two of the Men
Are Disabled.

The cruiser MarbIehead, the lone war
ship OF the bay. came near making
some history OF her own yesterday fore
noon as she lay at anchor OF Pacific
street wharf The steam launch OF the
cruiser, mOOred 70 the swinging boom
alongside, suddenly blew up, sending q
column OF smoke and steam, the boats
sDokestack and bits OF boiler as high
as the ships masthead The explosion
made q tremendous roar, and the men
aboard the cruiser al first thought the
main battery had been fired al some
imaginary intruder.
After the air had cleared il was found
that the manhOle plate Of the launch's
boiler had blown Of, badly damaging
The machinery and opening the seams
q the boat 50 as 20 let the water
pour in
7. :. Green. frst-class fireman, and
A c Coleman. coal passer. were badly
water and struck by flying pieces OF
1ron- They were removed Unconscious
10 the hospital OF the ship and their in
1uries attended 70 BY Surgeon Bell Il
was found that the men were not fatal
y hurt
The boat. which was filing was hur-
E1eoly hoisted OF her davits and swung
tnboard- The launch and boiler are old
and The accident is probably due 70 the
worn condition OF the fastenings Of the
Inanhole plate. The wreck viii be sent
10 Mare Island navy yard and the Mar
blehead VIII get a new launch
Cockswsin Bolies and TWO other men
who were On board the launch al the
time were unin5ured. II IS remarkable
that greater damage was not done. as
I'll Eve men were sitting close around
The boiler. AS II was, quoting from the
unofficial report OF the Marblehead's s
crew. rtwo men were badly hurt and
three men badly scared"
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
The Alameda.s Cargo.

The steamer Alsmeda. which sailed On Sat
urSay fcr Houolulu, carried a general rner-
chan6ise cargo. valued az SITS .36S. The lead
ing exports were as follows. 306 bbls -four,
1913 ukgs potatoes. S73 pkgE onions, 2se0 pkgs
fresa frults 1Ss pizgs fresh vegetables IS 500
Ihs malt. @ pkgE groceries and provisions
24-o - assorted canned goods, 215 cE canned
100 pEEs picked ss1mo1- 3 pkgs paste. p. l2o
lbs codrsh. 1890 lbs lard. 10000 lbs rice.
TIz9 us cheese. Bias lbs meals, II. 7&6
lbs 163 G. bread. 209 6 eggs. ~, 702 lhs cs
butter 47Q3 lbs fresh meats. 16I1 lbs dressed
poultry 3ei lbs fresh 1sh. . pkgE fresh
oysters. 11e pkgs table preparations. ESQ lbs
2 cs tea 81 cs salsc oil. 24.215 lbs prepared
Teh 2sS3 he smoked meat. 1881 lbs 3 cs
csudy 17.254 shs 10 ham and bacon. eO4s
lbf beans &s.4l5 lbs sugar, 1885 lbs u pkgs
rzlsins 6oO lbs coffee 1876 lbs 10 o chocolate.
800 lbs 10 cs 6ried fruits 20. 500 lbs salt, ass
rsls VINEGAR. 1883 lbs glucose. e672 gals ~ O.
vine, 1oS4 gals &c c. liquors. "A CO whisky
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
WILL GREET SECRETARY
AT A BRILLIANT BANQUET
State and City Commercial Organiza-
tons Preparing TO Extend Cordial
Welcome TO Mefcalf.

The banquet TO Secretary Victor H Met
calf Of the Department OF Commerce ard
Labor by the commercial organizations OF
san Francisco. acting in cooperation with
similar bodies throughout the State, will take
place in the Hotel ST Francis tomorrow even
ing. While the entire programme has not
yet been arranged il is decided that Lieu
teEant Governor Alden Anderson, Mayor
Schmitz and President Frank j. Symmes Of
the Merchants Association shall give greet
ir-s for the State. the city OF san Fran
cisco and the commercial bodies Secretary
Metcalf will then respond
brief list OF toasts has been provided for.
To these responses Will be made by United
States Senator George c. Perkins, Congress
man Needham and Fairfax II. Wheelan There
nay also be a response from some represent
etive OF Southern California The event will
be noteworthy in all respects The executive
COMMITTEES having charge OF the banquet con-
sists of A Sbarboro. A q. Watkins, Frank
J. Symmes. William Babcock y. p. Chapman
and George A Newhall. presidents OF the sew
eraI commercial organizations of San Fran
CISCO with l. N King as secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
liner sonoma Arr.ires.

TIE Oceanic liner Sonona arrived yesterday
afternoon t-u-n Auckland sydney and Ecuo-
lulu v-rh 1850 tens q cargo and e fun list
C. passengers The TIP was Unevelttul and
-1a Qler sea and soft b-eezes made the
voyage pleasure journey Tor all
E-c-E the passengers are Ms " c. Irwin
and L-ss irwin Ct Honolulu q visit 70
LorsE-lzl C AucklEr6. trip 70 Eng
land. z15 Erz II. Z Elghron q Honolulu,
hlL formerly C 'tE.s city Attorney 7. Nc
lzr-s stewart came up from Honolulu %
-zke psrr i1 I1f Presidential csnpalgn- he
VIII speak from Tie stump through the South
s-l West 1lr- Stewart IS of the African
race. e graduate q the University OF South
Csro-i-s- he E-u1-ped New York for No
E1rleT an6 worked with Seth Low against
Lz---z-y n 1897. Ee s z rrcr-inenr mem
The following are the cabin passengers of
-re cC-CEa- From ST11eF-J. Whitney and
VIE. =. ". Ogi-Tie. ?. z Washburn zn6 wife
C n EeoZs-z. c. 2. CoEiishsm. X L. Green
= Cu--e VIE, rWo sons ana daughter, Ms.
and A-ss A--cheA Dr- Atnard, Mrs Paul
and ch-6, c. A. Ash6oEl, z s. Thomas
Erc1 Auck-z11-JcEl Marshall. James
Se-u-s. Len Marshall. r c. Porter G. n
GilirgZon, F. Poddy, Leslie Cometer. Mrs
Prom Page PsgO-M A. coaa. Dr H
From Eonolulu-aE-s- Henry Hightou. Mss
s--w -. x E1oop -. kilEore, Ms y. 9.
irwin. Kiss irwin and maid. Miss kelley. Miss
leauE, Ma1sms GrssldE- z p. Perrizaan.
= A. BslEWil 7. lrcCents Stewart Mrs. z.
FUf-arCealE, D. Crawlev. Mss Field. c.
EudeUsl and VIE. Mrs r Ivers. I. = Kerr,
Miss A. ErEsr5v. Mss Motif, F. NJ Eusced
? b. EcEaLc- L Hopkins Il z Pickers.
Uhe-e were us passengers II the second
calm al1 s-eerega-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Ernorts for the North.

The steamer UnatiIla sailed Saturday
for Victoria with an assorted cargo consigned
70 the port ot destination and the principal
British Columbian ports. valued at SIS, 635,
and including the following: 1855 pkgs fresh
fruits 81 pkgs fresh vegetables 5S,11o lbs
dried fruit. 5750 lbs raisns, 2l40 lbs chocolate,
2265 lbs beans 1907 lbs peas. 400 lbs meals.
6e5 gals wine, 5000 lbs salt. 4,52o lbs malt
42S2 lbs rice. &C brandy. q pkgs paste. II
plrgs groceries and provisions. 64s lbs cheese.
So rs coffee "a cS canned goods. el cs arms
and ammunition. 3 dry goods. % pkgs
paints, 3 Pigs tn, 305 lbs leaf tobacco. 6
pkgs acid. IS pkgs machinery. zS bdls build
ing material. so tins matches, "A obls bricks,
reels wire. s. rolls roofing material
II addition 20 the foregoing the steamer
carried 1S5e pkgs potatoes and 80 GOO lbs salt.
valued AZ SS556 en route 10 Northwest Terri
tory, and 80 cs canned salmon, valued al
S1125 for Leibourne.- Australia
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Row Among FIshermen.

Salvatore Cato. living e. e3I FIlbert street
was arrested yesterday, charged with carry
irg e concealed wespcl- He = an empI0ye
Ct ire Alaska Packing COMPANY and hires
the fs-eruz- fer -he north every season
v rel Fess=- and outfit starr for the fish
-rE gr--E- certain men are detailed 70 work
erez t- bonus % the sailors Owing 10
some Ere-- TIE fishermen This year
make rhe Customary contribution
s-- --s s-s have come down on Cato for
-le money ne crew Cf r1e Isaac Reed have
been camping % Gztro's rralL. Yesterday
6e-e-6- c- tEe Uen net him and renewed Their
threats -C MAKE Aef1s victim OF him Dur
irE -le discussion be drew his revolver and
VsE arrested
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
JEWISH CITIZENS DEVOUT
IN RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE
Yom Kippur Celebrated With Fidelity
and SoIemnity and Synagogues
Are Crowded

was observed in all the synagogues yesterday
with all the solemnity Of former years. The
stores OF the Jewish citizens were closed and
the day was devoted TO devout prayer and
fasting.
The synagogues were crowded with wor-
shippers from early morning until sundogn.
Franklin Hall was filed with worshipers
where IN the afternoon Rabbi Isidore Myers
delivered a sermon.
Sermons were delivered by Rabbi voorsanger
at Temple Ensnu-El, Rabbi Nieto at Sheriff.
Israel Rabbi Levy al the Gezry street tenn
pie and Rabbi Kaplan at the Bush street TEN
pie Rabbi Sanuelson ofhciated ar the Russ
street synagogue
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Korea sails To-Day.

The Pacific Mail liner Korea viii sail to-
ca for the Orient with Z heavy cargo and
ever 30 cabin psssenEers There VIII be ~
Cnl-ess and = JzlaneEe n The EteersEe-
surgeon AUmcu EareuhOll. the youngest
surgeon % his rank IN he United States
raFT who has been spending the last two
FarelEolL a. the Cosmos Club, and other
friends n and about The city. VIII sail On
the Korea Tor his new post IN the Philippines
surgeon FsrHnhulr Is well and favors bly,
known rhis e1ar- As wei as IN navy
cEcles- Ee has served the Monterey,
Oregon. Charleston. Independence ami Concord.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
attorneYs Get Big Fe

Bradley & McKinstry. for their services as
ATTORNEYS in the administration OF the estate
n lose Csuardioia, were yesterday awarded
s17. 500 BY Judge Trout IN addition TO 5000
they previously received for the special admin
istrafion. The lawyers asked for $25. 900. Gar
ret McEuerney, attorney for the heirs was
willing the Arm should get $751; 900. Judge
Troutr also settled the final account Of Ad-
rnfnfetraror Sig Greenebaum, but denied his
apDiicafion for extra compensation. The es-
tate which Is valued al $1,000. is now
ready for distribution and an or the fortune
will 20 10 Spatn-one- TO Guardiola's s
widow one-fourth to his daughter and one
fourth to the Bishop Of Tarragona- Spain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
General cloudy weather prevails over the
southern half OF the Pacific Slope and fair
over the northern
The pressure has fallen between the Sierra
and Rocky Mountains and risen along the i'm
mediate coast.
The temperature has risen in the Sscra-
ment0 Valley and IN Southeastern Idaho: else
where the changes have been slight
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. September 20:
Northern cslifornia-Fsir Tuesday; warmer,
except on the northern coast; fresh northwest
wind
Southern California-Goudy Tuesday; prob
ably showers in the mountains; light west
wind
Nevada-Fsir Tuesday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair; warmer
Tuesday; fresh northwest wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-C7oudy Tuesday;
light west wind.
Sacramento and vicinity-Fair; warmer
Tuesday.
Fresno and vtcinity-Fair; warmer Tuesday.
9. y. WILSON. Local Forscaster.
Temporarily IN Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
FYrms Barred From Mails.

The POSTMASTER GeneraI has Issued fraud
orders against the following concerns having
branch offices IN this city: Accumulated
Credit Company, including Joseph c. Hunter
OF Oakland and 7. B. Walker OF Seattle: Ma
tionaI Diamond Company. National Mercan-
tie Company. Golden Gate Mercantile Com
pany Maturity Commission Corporation and
San Francisco Cooperative Mercantile Com,
pany. These are known commonly as two
for one companies. having reaped many thou
sands subscribed by persons who expected TO
receive from so to 100 Der cent profit within
two years The Postoffce Department has
officially characterized the concerns as frauds
and has denied them the use Of the mails
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
HUTTON Is GRANTED MORE
TIME FOR HIS DEFENSE
Contempt Proceedings Arc Continued
Til September 81, Owing 10
Sickness OF Attorney.

Although Yesterday had been set peremr-
torily by Judge Cook for the hsaring OF tbs
defense in the contempt proceedings against
Police Commissioner d " Huttoa, SPECIAL
Chief OF Police for 1129 Dupont street" a
continuance was granted until September =.
When the case was called Attorney Hiram
johnson said that Attorney Rlordan. chief
counsel FOR the respondent. was sick and out
OF town He asked that ccntinuancs -
Attorney George D. Collins opposed the NO
ton
The Judge set the case for September ~ On
then.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Mayor Must Stay Home.

st don't see how 1 can accept the invita-
ton Of the Republican National Committee to
help out in the campaign in the East" said
Mayor Schmitz yesterday Il should like very
much 10 go, but the business OF my office
will keep me at home. I cannot leave with
all this trouble on hand The Mayor referred
10 the hearing of the charges against Police
Commissioner Drinkhouse-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Woman,s Press Club scores.

The objectionable phrases IN the complaint
Of Mate Il Cartwright IN her suit for S1oo.
coo for expulsion from the Pacific Coast
Women's Pres Association VIII have 10 be
eliminated before the case gets a standing
in court Judge Hunt yesterday granted the
Defendants rrcticn 70 strike out ten aIlega-
tions in the complaint having 70 90 with '-gus-
SIP ''schcuirS.'' lying, '-conspiracy- and
ems organisation. The court also sustained
seven specifications of the defendants spe-
cial demurrer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20

. os mineral water, C. brandy, es cham
psgne. gin 10 gals spirits. SSsS lbs p
pkgs tobacco, Il pkgs electrical supplies. 1s
pkgs rubber goods 25 coils rope, is bdls q
pcs ircl p b5ls 164 pcs steel. so pkgs ma
chinery. 81 cs matches. Il. s47 lbs soda, 169
pkgE paints and oils, 29e bxs soap cs hats,
255 pEgs dry goods. 81 cs boots and shoes, 80
Pkg leather. 1=3 bdls paper, Ia pkgs drugs
and sz1ldries. IS b6ls broons. S bales tElne,
- plzgs shocks $50 bbls cement. 5000 lbs shot
=. .32e lbs nid6lings, 80 cts wheat, 129 ctls
corn. 100 bales hay. 693 ctls barley, zlo4 lbs
bran. 199. $50 lbs fertilizer
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
nefendants Plead GuiIiy.

Louis schultz pleaded guilty IN JocSe
puuns's court yesterday 10 a charge of oar-
xIary. He. and Edward Long. jointly neid
= s,ofhsr charze Of burglary. also pleaded
v-.f,ev schultz entered room az surro natns
IN T,ne 2s and stole articles oelonging 70
AIberr Newnhan and On the sane Gay ne
- T.o-~ entered another room and stole az
T5-ias f'eIonxine 70 A. ~ I1li-F. Fhey VII
l. sentenced On September %
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF tha
day. except when there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are IN
addition TO the soundings Of the United States
Coast Survey Charts, except when q minus 81
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is .subtracted from the depth given by
the charts The plane OF reference Is the mean
Of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Men for shin Buffalo.

The United States naval rendezvous az 5
Market street received orders yesterday from
washington 20 enlist landsmsn and boys for
the naval training ship Buffalo The vessel
is nov az Dutch HErhcr. Alaska. and viii
return % -lis pom in about Two months. she
HiI then ak the newly enlisted lsn6smen
En5 apureu-fce boys aboard and sail for New
Eork bT way c- Manila Singapore, Bombay.
Euez and TIE Lediterrareal-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Monday Sept 1e.
stmr F. A. KiIburn. Thompson. hours from
stmr Montara. Reilly, So hours from Seattle
stmr South Coast. Olsen. Is hours from
ssmr Santa Cruz. Alberts. hours from
' stmr Brunswick. ElIefsen. Il hours from
s st1nT Nexsboy. Lee. 50 hours from cresoeut
City.
stmr Francis H Leggett. Reinert, p hour,
from Eureka; bound for San Pedro.
CLEARED.
Monday Sept 10
stnar George W Elder. Randall for Astoria.
Stnr Argyll. Gilboy. for Kshului.
Stnr Pomona, Swanson. for Eureka-
Stmr Bonita Smith. for san Pedro.
Ger stmr Abydos, Leibfarth, for Seattle.
SAILED.
Monday. Sept. 10.
stnr F. A. Kilburn. Thompson, for Port
Rogers.
Strnr CentraIia Erickson. for Grays Harbor
Stmr Pomona Swanson, for Eureka.
Stmr Alcazar Winkel. for Greenwood
Stmr George W. Elder, Randall. for Astoria
Ger strnr Abydos Llebfarth for Puget Sound
Schr H c. Wright, Nielsen. for Mahukona
Schr Haleyon. Mcdonald. for Grays Harbor
81 lat 2s is n, long 123. 80 W, Ger bark Schur-
bek. from chemainus. c. for Queenstown
DOMESTIC PORTS
NoMD-Arr.ysd Sept ls-schr Snow 4 Bur
sEATTLE-Arived Sept 1s-stmr Rainier.
hence Sept ID
ella Sudden, from San Pedro.
PORT HARFORD Sailed Sept 1s-Stur
Despatch for San Francisco.
Arrived SEPT Is-stmr Pasadens. from Eu-
TAToosH-Passed out Sept ls-stmr Mack
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Northland Goes Ashore.

A 5.rrz-ch from Monterey % the Merchants
Ez-hz-Ee yesterday reported that the new
steamer ccr-hlsnd, b1uud from this port 70
San le--C. had rock - Point PLlos.
Monterey Bay. she was pulled OF the
rr-E and was al anchor n the hay leaking
badly The sprecEels tug Dsuntless was dis
patched no her relief ana the steamer viii be
vowed % this port
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
EmbeZzling Teamster.

James Reilly q reamstsr. vas yesterday ar
rested bv the harbor police on a charge q en-
bezzleuenr- Reilly was employed BY Il y
Cox q. Co o. rhe Petslurna express line Last
week ne collected S15 Ct the firms money and
spen- u Tor whisky.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Good innings for Little Money.

81 90 buys a card index drawer. 500
record cards. alphabetical Index and IS
guide cards Loose leaf ledgers. price
books and all modern once systems.
printing. etcs Sanborn. Val & Co, I4l
Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
shipment of Crude OIL.

The STEAMER Argyll was cleared yesterday
for Fahului with - 500 barrels OF crude oil
ir bulk valued AZ So 800.
The cargo q The steamer Whittier which
Rzs cleared on Saturday fer Klhei. hawaiian
Islands. vas vithdrzVns and the vessel sailed
fcr RedOudo.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
FROM sEATTLE-
Steamer.
T1nne BAH.

Branch Eydrographic Office. o. s. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco Cal.
September 10. 1904
The Time Ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
1 E., az noon Of the 10th meridian or n
s ?. n. Greenwich time. J. G. BURNETT =.
Lieutenant. q. s. N. IN Chzree
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20

He was sure that ~Oid CIT Edge Whisksy
-. rood Tor him because he had inside IN
fo-rnstion. Wichman. Lutgsn 4 ca. 4 y. =
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Sun. Noon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-
Tlrns 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 (Aisslon- street wharD about Is
minutes later than az Fort Point; the height
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest TO Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The barkent-ue James Tut. which arrived
~ HonoiuIu from HEkO6ste on Sunday, was
Chartered prior 70 arrival for lumber from
Puget Sound 70 syoney a. 50s.