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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-01

The steamer Nevadan sailed on Saturday FOR
Honolulu and Kahului. with general mer-
chandise cargo. valued al S91. .932. The Iced
ing shipments were as follows
1900 lbs -four 450 pkgs bottled beer, 1859
gals 10 wine. 496 gals 73 cs whisky. Il 600
ibs Goldfish 1863 lbs 253 pkgs bread, 1855 lbs 25
ffhgs meals, - -pkes paste. 500 6 assorted
canned goods. 255 pkgs potatoes, 1910 lbs q
O. cheese. 30 pkgs fresh fruits. 450 lbs hops.
80 pkgs groceries and provisions. 200 lbs 10
cs cried fruit, Is mineral water. 4 cs honey,
434I ibz coffee 1914 cts barley. l64 ctls whea Z.
-. 200 lbs uliddlings i34 ctis corn, 1910 bahss
hay 2l4.u4S lbs bran - ctis oats. SO pkgs
able preparattons- - gals vinegar, $500 lbs
pkgs salnOn. 10 cs baking powder, l69 cs
olives 52ss lbs sugar. l4o0 lbs glucose. 2l64
lbs bueter, 4Zti lbs beans. 1850 lbs salt. 50 cs
boots and shoes 3z37 lbs Il cs tobacco. %
pkgs electrical material, "a pkgs wagon ma
terial. . pkEE paper. l6 pkgs rubber goods.
$50 gals fuel oil 127 pkgs powder. l02 coils
rope % pkgs machinery. Il rolls leather. los
pkgs nails. ls3 pkgs paints. IS pkgs drugs, l4T
us bdls 96 pcs steel ana iron. los cs gasoline.
81 h-ts IS IS refined oils 81. ys4 lbs tin plate.
e600 gals distilate 4g6 live hogs. head cat
tie . horses. n coOps chickens. l35 tins
matches 81 .bbls lime. y coils barbed wire, 80
SKIS coal, 2S6. 600 lbs cement.
The ship. Fails Of Clyde cleared for Hilo on
Saturday with an assorted merchandise cargo,
valued AZ so 3l9. and including the following
tied beer 20 500 lbs salt, U40 gals vinegar 1892
cfls barley 1898 lbs middlings. liza lbs
bran 105 ctls corn, ~ ctls wheat, 1881 bales
hay 4464 lbs beans. IS plkgs groceries and pro
visions - cs caned goods. S47,T95 lbs fertil-
izer. - pkgs dry goods bars steel, 81 bdls
iron S6 pkgs paints. sc. GA n lumber. 2S cs
boots and shoes 1855 lbs manufactured to-
bacco. 450 bbls lime 500 coal oil rolls
plemenfs. 45O gals gasoline 40 coils rope. 6090
gals crude oil.
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Notice TO Mariners.
oRproN AND wAsHTNGToN

OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
Columbia River inside bar gas buoy, page
marks. Pacific Coast, 1901 eage 5O). heretofore
reported temporarily withdrawn, was replaced
Nav 10 and the hrst-class nun buoy marking
sts position was discontinued.
The following affects the List OF Lights
Buoys and DaymaTks Pacific Coast. 1904
OREGON.
Seacoast Of Oregon. page 39-Coquiile buoy
a red hrst-class nun, marked "Coquille'' in
white heretofore reported adrift. was replaced
May p
Coos Bay Entrance pages 40 and 43-Coos
Bay outside bar whistling buoy, PS,. marked
* in white, heretofore reported not sound
ing was repaired May p.
siusIaw River Entrance pages 40 and 90
marked IS" in white heretofore reported
acyilt WIS replaced May 20.
Siletz River Entrance, pages Al and 4S-Sl-
letz River buoy. PS. second- class nun marked
.'Siletz River in white, found missing May
20, was replaced the same day.
WASHINGTON.
Juan de Fuca Strait, page 74-Hein Bank
buoy R&BHS frst-class num- was es-
tabiished May IL IN p feet OF water, to mark
the vicinity Of a reported ~ -fathon patch
which is unknown Vessels should not pass
within 1000 feet OF the buoy
Smith Island Lighthouse, Z. by n
New Dungeness Lighthouse, s. q =.
Discovery Island Lighthouse tcanadisn) W
= n.
Sumner Strait. page ss-McArthur Reef
buoy a HIS. second-class can, heretofore re-
ported out Of position, was replaced May l9.
Wrangell Strait page S9-Rock Point buoy
No 10 a red first-class spar, heretofore re-
ported out Of position. was replaced May 20.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
G. G. CALKINS Commander. L. s. N,
Lighthouse Inspector.
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

Monday. May 30.
stmr nwaeo. Lefhngwell. 3 hours from Hair
schr Mary C. Campbell. hours from so-
deRa. ~
Tuesday May 81.
Stmr r A. Kilburn. Jahnsen hours from
stmr Pomo Jacobs 12 hours from Albion,
via Point Arena.
Stmr Scotia, Johnson. 8 hours from San
stmr Elizabeth. Jensen, Al hours from Ban
don
Stmr Samoa, Madsen. 10 hours from Cas-
par bound eouth, called in for passengers
stmr Alameda, Dowdell, days q hour
stmr Argo, Durham, % hours from Eel
stmS Iwaco Lefhngwell. hours from Half
stmr Umatilla. Nopander. SO hours from
stmr whittier, Dickson. up river direct.
schr Newark. Reinertsen. IL hours from
FisIs NH.
schr Ruby, Kortz. 5M days from coquille
River.
stmr Bonita Preble. San Pedro and way
stmr George ". Elder Randall, Portland
stmr Corona. Gielow. Eureka; s Co.
SAILED.
Tuesday. May 81
simr Mineola, Kirkwood. Tacoma
stmr Bonita, Nicolson. San Pedro
Stmr uwaco, Lefhngwell, Pigeon Point.
Stmr +. A Kilburn. Jahnsen. Port Rodgers
Stmr Samoa, Madsen. San Pedro.
Stmr Corona, Glelow, Eureka.
stmr Greenwood, swanson. Fort Bragg.
Stmr Jeanie, Downing, Seattle.
Stmr Rival, Fosen Bowens.
Stmr South Coast, Olsen. Caspar.
stmr Gipsy. Leland, Santa Cruz.
Stmr Celia, Nordberg Albion.
Schr John G.. North, Seastrom. Puget Sound
Schr A. J. West, Gruner, Grays Harbor.
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POLICE PROBE
/. SAILORS DEATH
Shooting of Fred EllwOOd
in. Mountains Near Santa
Rosa Causes Investigation
STRANGE STORY. TOLD
Walter Black, a Young Man
Who Reported the Case,.
Is Being Held on Suspicion
Special Dispatch to The Call.


SANTA ROSA, May 31.-Fred Ell
wood, or Elwen, lately steward on the
HalwoOd, an English vessel, was either
shot to death or accidentally killed.
himself in the mountains west of this
city. Walter Black, the only witness 10
the tragedy, is being held on suspicion
Blacks story, as told to the officers, is
that while he was out hunting this
morning he heard ElFwood calling 10
him and sat down 70 await EllwOod'
arrival. When EllwOOd came up he
took hold of the muzZle Of the gun and
drew il toward him across Blacks lap.
1t was while thus engaged, according
to Blacks story. that the weapon was
discharged. The shot took effect In
EllwOod's heart and death was instan-
taneous. Black then drove to town and
gave himself up. This afternoon he
was closely questioned by Sberifr
Grace and District Attorney Pond. and
ii was deemed wise 10 hold him pend
ing further investigation.
Blacks parents reside on Second
street, in this city, but he was ranch
ing in the vicinity Of the tragedy.
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TAKES OPIUM
WITH WHISKY
Captain D. j. Wheeler, Well
Known to Coast Mariners,
Kills Himself at Seattle
LOSES IN A LAND DEAL
Friends Say That He Was
Swindled Out of Valuable
Property in Los Angeles
LOSES IN A LAND DEAL
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 31.-Captain
d. ]. Wheeler, who sailed the Pacific
Ocean for a full half century, died this
morning in the Wayside Mission Hos
pital. He had taken a dose of whisky
mixed with opium and when discov-
cred was too far gone for medical help.
For several years Captain Wheeler
was in the employ of the North Amer
lean Transportation and Trading Com
pany Lately he has been out of work
and this, taken in connection with an
alleged fortune in Los Angeles which
he had been unable to get, brought on
dependency. At least that is the story
his friends tell. They say that Wheeler
had an interest in valuable property
in Los Angeles. About ten months ago
he sold out and signed a deed for his
interest, the stipulated price being
$16,SO0 He is supposed to have sent
the deed to an attorney in Los An
geles, but never received the money. He
wrote several times about the matter,
but received no reply. Prior to the
trouble about the property Wheeler
was always of jovial spirits.
There is scarcely a sea-faring man
on the coast who has not sailed with
Wheeler. He leaves two daughters,
both of whom are married. One is the
wife of a Government official in Manila
and the other is in Hongkong, China.
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Two overdues Accounted For.

The names of two Of the vessels quoted for
reinsurance were taken of the board yester-
day. The German ship Mex one. OF the
seven oil laden vessels reinsured o. account
of the finding o. wrecksge. sighted all
SAY some Gays after the wreckage wae seen.
The British barzentine lima which was re-
insured al 10 per cent has arrived at Auck-
land from St Vincent.
The rate on the Italian ship Laura was ad-
Fanced yesterday 20 % per cent and little
hope for her safetV now remains. The Leyland
Bros was marked up O. 20 per cent She Is
out lZ5 days from Newcastle Australia for
Salina Cruz ane as she he laden with coal her
nol-appearance IS creating some anxiety The
ConeInaugh. quoted az 80 per cent is now out
ninetg-four days from Coronel for New York
J. disabled she would have difficulty. in nav
igating and could do little more than drift
urtl picked up. II is said. however that
when she LEFT Honolulu the deeply laden
freighter showed signs Of tenderness and il
ia feared that she has capsized. The L.amOrna
q Germany remains al 10 per cent and the
JuteoDolis. Wynf0rd. Queen Eliza beth, la
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The Oceanlc -Stea mship COmpany's
liner Alameda. which arrived yester-
day from HONOLULU. encountered
. ph6nomeual J. weather. throughout the
-. voyage. -. Captain nowdeil says he
never. saV. the Pacifc so well deserve
lIef .sarle. and declares that she be-
..Taved more: like the traditional mill
.pond. Ibah. he had ever experienced.
.2r0t- = passenger was Eeasick and
every body on board enjoyed The noV
r -fsry 81. an ocean. voyage with the cen
.4ter: Of. gravity. in ..-one spot all the
nine. -
The ,Alarokda brought PSI passen-
= gers or..N HON 'seventy-n were Jap
- neses -. Kev. r. ". Thwipg. a pas
: senger. WHO. -has.'srelrft many years as
-:...a.' missionary in Korea and japan and
who talks JAPANESE ike a native.
translated. 10. THE Japanese the war
-g5 --rl the papers ia ken on board by
Il he. pilot :-As the dispatches were
-stbrQnicles .sQf. Jap1nese Victories. the
trans .ons .occasfoned much jubila-
J. ZION glrd The quarantine officials had
,cElrr. in counting the little brown
= .nasselfei RS -u hose JOY made standing
sr.lI - zupOsssbiLty-
~ &mong the ..Alameda's s passengers
p. .as. g. r. ~. Breckons, United States
p trict--Attorney for the Territory OF
-5faVai. s. p. B.. and T. K. Knox
= -.Gr6thsrs o. Attorney General Knox.
:rEere'-also passengers.
r. Baron de Munck, who is said ito
2 r-s--e- been eEiled from Finland by Rus
.-tis. came from Honolulu. on th2 Ala
a-la- The Titled exile speaks no Eng
-l.sHa He is. SAID to be Oi his way to
Greece
Many prominent Honolulu people
~s7.rEle up. on ths linef, which brought
: 8 .fu u -c3rEe- Her passengers Included
p the following pameds
AIRS Attater and i've children Mrs. P
Angel. &C.. C. Barnes o. Bliss. r. u. Breck-
ers. VIE and child. F. Benner and child. c.
T.. Browne. Mrs A. BruIie. Mrs II. Campbell
enc. Two children: Il. L. DaRney. II. Davis,
saron fe aEcntk, -Deac0ness Is1rant W r.
:. .aqElss. Mr and Mrs. Ehrman. Mrs ".
Green T.. p. Gutrnan. Miss Greer. Mr. Grady.
~ -Ffcochue. c. Georgf, Miss Hadley ". r.
- -cie- ana wife; y. s Holt, Miss f. Hustled.
1-iEs haywood. C.. !. Jaeger Mrs>A T. Kelly.
:t- 7. B. Knox 7. ?. Knox. n. y Isetz. Miss
..lsEreh III: p. Mining Mrs. Madeira, F. y.
.icllanahan and wife. Mrs. Meinecke. r. J.
.bftls, Nrs J. r Myers Mrs ". H MAYS
A. AoEeI. wife and child, n n Q, shaugh-
Nm. = ". Pratt snd Two children. Captain
Parker Mrs. Rorhaliog Mrs. IL O.. Preston.
- d. Rosenbaum. j. J. Stein. O. r. ship.
:u-an. Ir. shaw ans wife Miss stfa4 Sheridan,
2ss sheaver. Miss 3. sprague. S. Stephenson.
=. ochWeitzeri VIE ana two. daughters Mrs.
- II Strain and child Miss a. T., Sawyer.
Lrs J. Shwartz and two children Mr. C. .R.
-srilEal5 Mrs. J. Osborne, Rev. 2 " Thwing.
rlfe and child. Mr. Teabner, 2. O. Vent, r NJ.
walsh and wife, A. F. Weber. Mrs- Worth
irgton and child Yrs r. =. wal6ridge and
son, Miss e Webster, Miss A. Wilcox and Dr.
Young and wife.
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Harrer Comes for rriaI.

]. c. Harvey, printer. was brought
from Idaho yesterday to await the ac-
ton of the Federal Grand Jury in this
city on a charge of having addressed
through the mails while in San Fran
cisco. obscene circulars to his divorced
wife and District Attorney b. c. Nc
Dougald of Oneida County, Idaho.
Postoffice Inspector James O'COnnell
worked up the case.
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I.ottie Gonzales (cOlored) and Ida
Wilson (of white Darentage) promised
to reform if Judge Fritz would dismiss
the charge of vagrancy against them.
Miss Gonzales said she had found the
primrose path bristling with thOrns,-
and Miss Wilson averTed that life on
the Barbary Coast is not all beer
and dancing. Rebel George" the
evangelist, offered tn take the. unfor-
tunate creatures TO his refuge and the
Judge allowed him to take them and
hoped that good luck would attend his
refOrmatOry experiment.
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After Scalp Of School Superintendent.

SAN JOSE, May 31.-The city Board
of Education viii attempt to oust City
Superintendent of Schools Shumate
from office Shumate was MacKen-
zie's candidate for Mayor and his dis
missal probably wiz be due to alleged
offensive partisanship. His term as
superintendent does not expire for two
years No charges have been filed
against him.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXA
Civil Service Commission met last night 10
consider the credentials showing experiences OF
the seventy applicants for appointment as en-
gineers in the Fire Department. This evening
a medical examination will be held and
Saturday will come the general examination
Of the applicants.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest TO Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

A manifest was filed at the Clstom-h house
Yesterday representing an addition 10 the cargo
o. me steamer san Juan. which sailed on sat
u:day Tor Panama and wsy ports The add-
uon consisted OF 1855 gallons OF wine valued
Al Sfil9. consigned to New York
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WhaIers at UnaIaska.

Word was received yesterday from the
whaling fleet, but nothing has been learned
yet as to the luck which has befallen the
blubber hunters The report received merely
notes the arrival al Unalaslsa OF the KarIuk
Belusa.. Herman, Barbara Hernster and. Belize
April 24
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Ed Crawford, who is suspected of.
being the "Fagin'' for a gang of water
front thieves, will be tried before
Judge Mogan next Saturday on the.
charge of stealing four rolls of canvas:
valued at 5000, from the oregon Rail-
road and Navigation Company's wharf.
He rs said to be a remittance man.
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sOxpAaNIE aErEaAiLs FRANsAFLAsFIaua

DIRECT LINE TO SfAvRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday instead of s4llrfss
Saturday at 10 a. m. from Pier A.
North River. foot Of Morton st
First class to Havre, $40 and upward Sec
ond class 10 Havre S45 and upward CEN
ERAI. AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 50 Broadway lHudson building),
New York j. r. FUGAZI q CO. Pacinc Coast
AGENTS 3 Montgomery avenue. san Francisco
,rfckefs sold By an Railroad Ticket AGENTS.
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TO o. 5. Navy yard ana vallejo.

sTMRs. GEN. FRIsBIE. MONTICELLO and
ARROW-9.45 a. NJ. 2.30 noon, 3.l5 p. n.
500 p NJ $50 p NJ. tex. sunday, sundays
Gas A. NJ. $50 p. NJ. Leave Vallejo :OO
NJ eco A. NJ. 1890 NOON. 3:t5 p. n ,
800 p NJ Eek sunday. Sundays 7sOO A. NJ
AIS p NJ Fare one way Soc Landing and
once Pier p foot Mission ST Phone Main
15OS HAZSsnt s@A
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O. r. e ~ co.

Os m ~ ~ u H
COLUMBIA sails June s. 10 and 2e July 8.
16 26. GEO. ~. ELDER sails June I N and
21. July l. II. II. Only steamship line %
PORTLAND. OR. and short rail line from
Portland to all points East. Through tickets TO
all points. Steamer tickets include berth and
meals. Steamer sails foot OF Spear 81. az
a. M S. F. BOOTH. Gen. Agt Pass Dept I
Freight Dept. Montgomery St
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Charters.
Two Cargoes for Hawnii.

The British ship Merioneth is chartered Il
wheat frsm this port 10 Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-01

Rochefoucauld Largo Law and willy Rick
mers continue on the board at per cent
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-01

Joseph ("Kid") Egan was found
guilty of assaulting Lincoln j. Nc
Gowan on April 19 at the Lurlfne
stables on Bush street, ond will be
sentenced to-day by Judge Cabaniss.
MCGOWAN was nOn-uniOn stableman
and while on his way TO supper was
struck down from behind and brutally
beaten by two men. Egdn was iden-
titled as one of the assailants by
James Brooks. son OF the proprietor of
the stables where MCGOWAN was en-
ployed. Judge Cabaniss gave the evil
dence careful consideration. Egan is
now under $4,000 bonds TO answer for.
another battery case which was heard
in Judge Mogan's court.
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Peter Callahan, a striking stable
man. will be tried on June for using
profane and vulgar language last Sun
day in front of Lang's stable, 246
Third street. The case is in Judge
Mogan's court.
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With soldier attached to one of
her arms and a sailor hanging to the
other, Dorothy Morton was sailing
gayly along the Barbary Coast when
Patrolman Skain arrested her for
drunkenness and vagrancy.
"You show no discrimination in
your treatment of the land and sea
forces of our country's defense ?" said
Judge Mogan interrogatively.
mo, indeed" replied Miss Morton.
archly smiling. Il like both soldiers
and sailors Don't you?"
'Well-yes-all heroes look alike to
me. Case continued till June A.
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George Whitelock. a pressman, Will
be given six months Imprisonment to
day by Judge Fritz, who pronounced
him guilty of neglecting. to provide for
his wife and six helpless children. me
man was arrested on complaint or Mrs.
Emma Stillman of 32S Third street,
who informed the court that she and
other neighbors of Mrs. WhitelOck will
see TO it that the little ones do not SUI
fer while the father is in jail. White
lock has been earning SIS week and
spending it all in TiOtous living.
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Patrolman Reed informed the court
that William Kelley, John Quinn and
Tim Deneher arrested for begging on
Kearny street, are known in the slums
as the three musketeers."
"'All for one and one for ALL eh ?"
said his Honor Mogan, surveying the
tattered trio.
That's it, said the officer. They're
partners IN begging and monopolize
the beat extending along Kearny
street. north of California"
"The boycott is broken" said the
Judge, land tomorrow I'll tell you
how long the open shop will con-
tinue."
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Judge Cabaniss dismissed the charge
of assault to rob against yellow"
Kennedy, whom the police have assidu-
ously but vainly tried to convict of
participation in the murder of PATROL
man Robinson about two years ago,
and for a moment it looked as if the
famous defendant would be liberated.
But no sooner was the Judges order
made than Detective Wren booked
Kennedy for burglary while ne was
en- route to Grants. Pass, Or, and on
that charge he is held. Attorney New
burg will now renew the fight for his
release through habeas corpus.
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Henry Rasmussen, foreman Of a
wine warehouse, found one of his sub
ordinates, John c. Watson, encamped
beside a cask of choice vintage, which
in some way had burst and was copi-
ously leaking, and in the argument
that followed Mr.. Rasmussens de-
mand for an explanation Mr.. Watson
received a black eye. Judge Mogan
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The case of John Plummer. accused
of shooting George keenan, on Webb
street at 1880 o'clock last Sunday
morning, has been continued for "a
week by Judge Mogan. Plummer was
in a stable boycotted by the union
and when somebody threw a brick at
the 'esta blishment he is alleged to have
fired. the bullet that struck the groin or
George keenan,, who was across the
street. keenan, is in the hospital and
the surgeons say that unless blood
poisoning sets in his wound viii soon
heal
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when they are sufficiently sober to
appear sober, which is infrequent,
George w. Crowell and his brother
John peddle wire clothes hangers on
Market street, the remainder of their
time being spent in revelry amid the
wine shops where claret can be pur-
chased for cents a pint. They so far
forgot themselves last Saturday. how
ever, as to remain on Market street
and try to do business after they had
drunk themselves to unsteadiness of
gait and sauciness of speech, and for
that they were arrested. Judge Mo-
gan will sentence them.
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Charlie Charles of .Petaluma and
Willie Sweet of San Francisco had
spent Saturday night together on the
Coast" and Sunday morning was con-
siderably advanced when a policeman
found Charlie PROSTATE and slumber-
ing across the car tracks On Kearny
street, near Sacramento, while Willie
sat beside his inert .oomrade and hail
ed the budding morn with joyous
song. Judge Mogan fined Charlie S5
for drunkenness and ordered Willie TO
appear to-day for sentence for vag-
rancy.
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PAINTERS FACE is TINTED
GREEN BY ANGRY EMPLOYER
Climax of Contention That for Two Consecutive Weeks
Had Annoyed the Housekeeper of the Domicie on
Broderick Street Wherein the RenovatorS Held Sway

has set next Saturday as the date of
Mr.. Rasmussen's sentence for battery.
Louis Jiovo had bicycle pump in
his hand when he met his old college
chum, John Dreamer, at Second aInd
Mission streets and playfully poked
his ribs with the implement. John re-
taliated by seizing Louis, bending MIN
across his knee and administering
sharp spanking. AS soon as Louis
was released from his humiliating po-
sition ne angrily smote Johns head
with the wind raiser and then Louis
was arrested by Special officer Micnel-
son and charged with battery. Judge
Fritz has the case under Amusement
For stealing a pair of shoes belonging
to a member of the San Francisco
baseball team while the big game was
in progress last Sunday, one Al Sever
ance was given sixty days By Judge
Cabaniss.
Oscar A. Daily, who operates. a res
taurant on Fifth street, was arrested
on complaint of his brother, VINO IN.
formed Judge Cabaniss that Oscar is
on the border of delirium tremens and
is neglecting his business in way that
means financial suicide. Oscar is held
on his own recognizance to shun the
cup and attend TO work for thirty
days.
j. Miller. a dry goods merchant, says
he won eight cigars by playing the
nickel-in-the-slot machine kept Dy
Charles Haven at Kearny and Geary
streets, and Mr. Haven contested the
claim and offered to compromise for
six pufferinos. The ensuing contention
disturbed the peace to such an extent
that the conYersatiOnists were ar
rested and after hearing both sides OF
the dispute Judge Mogan dismissed
Miller and ordered Haven to appear Tor
trial to-day. =.
George Whitelock, a pressman, will
be given six months Imprisonment 10
day by Judge Fritz, who pronounced
him guilty of neglecting. to provide for
his wife and six helpless children. The
man was arrested on complaint of Mrs
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-01

POINT LOBOS. May 81, 10 p. m.-Weather
cloudy; wind west. velocity II miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS.