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schr Henry Wilson. Johnson. Grays Harbor
schr Sacramento Gruggel, Siuslaw
Schr Bessie X. Stark. San Vicente Landing
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS Sept 30 10 D. n-WeathA-
thick wind sW; velocity miles per hoar
Sept I'm lat 81 south. long IS west Ger
ship Christel. from, Shields. England, for Port
Sept LIN lat 81 south, long IS west. FIR
bark Vile de Havre. from Swansea. for San
Francisco.
Sept is.-In lat II north. long % west. FIR
ship. La Perouse. from London, for San Diego
Sept 24aIn lat 80 p south. long . west.
Breakwater. CAN well)
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU. Sailed Sept 2o-Bktn James
Tuft. for. Port Townsend; Ital bark Fortunate
Arrived Sept so-U S stmr Buffalo. from
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SEATTLE-Arrived Sept 3o-Stmr CITY OF
Puebla. hence Sept q.
Sailed Sept 80. 10 a. m-stmr Queen for San
Frapcisco.
Arrived Sent 2o-Schr volante. from Nome
FORT BRAGG-sailed Sept 2eEStmr Ma
tional City. with barge Tidal Wave in tow. for
EUREKA@Arrived Sept so-stmr Phoenix.
hence Sept ~; schr John A, hence Sept n;
stmr Brunswick, hence Sept 2s :.
PORT .HADLoCK-Arrived Sept so-Bktn
Arrived. Sept so-stmr Montana. FROM Sc.
AsToRIA-Arriyed Sept so-schr Annie Lar
TILLAMooK-Arrived Sept .2e-schr C. It:
COOS BAY-Arrived Sept so.-stmr> Alliance,
sailed Sept sc-stmr sreakw.ter. for San
Fraicisco:
BANDoN-Arrived Sept 2s-schr coquelle.
hence Sept 21.
Arrived Sept .2s-stmr Elizabeth. hence Sept
&c.
Arrived Sept 3o-Stmr Chico, hence Sept 81.
EVERETT-Arrived Sept 25-Schr Espada.
hence Aug 81.
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed Sept 3Q-Stmrs
Santa Monica and Chehais and schr Charles
r. Wilson, for San Francisco.
Arrived Sept 30--Schr WinsIow from Sa n
Pedro; schr San Buenaventura, hence Sept IL
Arrived Sept 3c-Schr Letitia. hence Sept 49,
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Liner Gaelic.s Last. Trip.

= Tie Oriental and: Occidental steamship
Gaelic viii sail from. the Pacifc Mail wharf
corner Of Brannsn and First streets. this
Afternoon al o. cIock' with passengers and
cargo for the Orient She viii take $3.50 tons
Of freight. principally lead, leather. -four and
beer This is the favorite White Star liners
last round trip, and TIE people OF san Fran
cisco wen ans:Pacific travellers will
miss tie Gselic's genial officers, who always
.str0ve 10 please, and silccseded. :.
Among her passengers the following
missionaries from the Southern States. bound
for China br and Mrs. Meadows Miss
Mes dOH-s Mr.. and Mrs. Upton. Mr. and Mrs.
Provence Mr. Lake .Adr: and Mrs. Stephens,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Dr.
and Mrs. r. H. Graves. Miss h. F. North
and four children.
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'MosKIMAN IN ANCIENT FORM.
Doc Retires the Brownies With Three
-. Scattered Hits.

PORTLAND: Sept. 80 .-Starkells,
who signed and pitched for DugdaIe
all in one day. seemed an easy mark
for the Commuters and to was the
score: :. For; six innings Doc Moskiman
allowed not a hit. and then gave three
in. two innings. but they resulted in
In the third Moskiman
Knocked a hot one through Starkells.
Ganley went out, but assisted Moski-
man to -get.a base. Francks' line drive
just. inside of third base made trouble.
Francis was forced by Dunleavy, but
Schlafey hit to the left garden and
the inning ended. Kruger scored in
the fourth on his own. single and a
double by -Devereaux:. In the fifth
Kruger's.: three base hit to right field
and another single by Devereaux ended
the meal. The score:
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Sheridan Sails To-Day.

The United Stat4s' army transport Sheridan
WIZ sail from. Folsom wharf to-day at noon
FOR Manila She has a heavy passenger list
and cargo. which includes a consignment OF
newly minted Filipino pesos. Among the cabin
passengers are a number OF seCond Heutepants
newly. graduated from West Point. Colonel w
r Tucker ard Mrs. Tucker. WHO is the daugh-
leg or the late General John A. Logan, are
bound for Manila where Colonel Tucker Will
be attached 10 the ray department OF the
army. z. A. Mcmillan. brother of J. I. Me-
Nolan. long connected with the branch hydro
graphic Once. in this city. is an his way 70
Guam where he is detailc1 for duty in :the
navy pay office. Captain Z. B. LowndeS OF
the marine CORPS: ACCOMPANIED by his wide.
is retrrning 70 duty n the Philippines. Cap
tain 7. y. Cook Us. a, Is making his
secon5 start for Manila having been recalled
frem Honolulu while. en. route to the Phil
.ippsnes some time ago. About 800 Of the
lgiifpino. Corst abulary who were in St. Bouis
in Attendance at the worlds fair are returning
10 their native 1slands. Company /, United
states signal CORPS, VIII so :olt on Ihe
Sheridan:':-
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Kccnc Hunters and Hounds Sold.

NEW. YORK. Sept. 3O.-The entire
hunting estabrishment of Eoxhalf P.
keene has. been sold here at public
auction. The consignment consisted
o. nineteen hunters. including thor
oUghbreds. bred by James r. Keene
at -Castleron stud. Ny. and the Irish
hunters which the younger Mr. Keene
collected and brought TO this country
two years ago. In addition to these. two
packs OF hounds. bought in England.
.-Ieere-sold. The sale. brought represen-
4atiEes not only from all the hunting
5coionies. of this country. but from Eng
land, and. Ireland. as well: The five
yesr-ofd brown geldiTgt' Prophet, by
Horoscope Royal Nun; was sold to the
agent of CAPTAIN Mathews Of the. Royal
4 ..eicestershire Regiment, Byrr, Ireland.
for $4,000 The famous mare. Becky
Shape. .Ras bought by Roger. Win
throp Tor the. same figure. THE hounds
were sold 10 James Hyde for. $6I5O.
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TIGERS 10 THE FORE AGAIN.
Get Together in Ninth and Break Up
III. die Game. .... .:

TACOMA. sept. So.---Tacoma: won
6It.ln the n5Ith. to-day. = In tue same
1rning Seattle. made. a game bid for
the contest: but by fielding his posi-
zion well overall ayerted tbs" danger.
Hail, Williams and Van. Haltren. had
an. argument in. the. seventh inning
with Umpire Brown. which resulted.
in. Hall and Williams. being ordered
from the grounds. Van Haltren saved
himself by retiring TO the BENCH.
These Seattle players .:ciaimed :. that
Sheehan failed to touch third base.
Brown did not agree with Hall and a.
lengthy wrangle. followed. Seattle
scored their. four rams in the. fifth ON
three singles, a sacrifice and home
run. drive: by Hail. : .Taconra's rims
came in on hits combined with wild
throws. Boyle. a pitcher from the
bush league, twirled for Seattle and
did we'll. For six innings the Tigers
could not touch him TO. any. extent.
overall was hit successfully in but
two innings The Tigers fielding was
sharp and. clean. Score 81;
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Destination,
Steamer.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Friday. September 80
e stmr Brooklyn, Carlson. Is hours from Men
docino.
stmr James s. Higgins. Higgins. IS hours
from san Pedro.
stmr Goes Bay, Johnson. SO hours from San
Pedro etc.
: stmr F. A. Kilburn. Thompson. ! hours ffom
stmr Westport. Smith. IS hours from West
port
stmr National City. Hammar. "a hours from
Fort Bragg. with barge Tidal Wave in tow.
schr William Olsen, Rcrvik IL days from
sehr onward Anderson. AZ days from Ban
:: sehr Jennie Griffin. Gibson. hours from
barge Tidal. Wave. johnson. ~ hours from
Fort Bragg, in. tow of: stnir National City.
SAILED.
49, n Friday. September so
'.stmr F. A. Kilburn. Thompson. Port Rodk-
{: Stmr Maggie. Eagles HaIfrnoon Bay:
stmr Eureka. lessen, Eureka
Stmr Gualala. Kalnin, Delmar Landing. -
Stmr Whittier. Dickson, Redondo
Stmr San Mateo. Ross, Tacoma
>. Stmr: Newport. Corning. Halfmoon. Bay:
Strnr SequSa, McClemerfts. Wiuapa Harbor
Stmr Gypsy. Leland. Santa Cruz
Stmr Despatch. Levinson. Portland
Stmr Fulton. Panzer, -
stmr James S. Higgins, Higgins. Fort
Bragg.
Br ship Earl OF bunmore, Mencke. London.
Bktn Klikitat. Cutler. Pert Gamble
Schr Orient. Saunders Grays Harbcr.
Schr Conhanza, Johnson. Notleys Landing.
Schr Oakland. EwsEt. SiusIaw River. in tow
schr vOiant; skipper. Grays Harbor.
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FREIGHT STEAMER ENTERPRISE WILL. TOW THE
OIL-LADEN MARION: CHILCOTT TO HONOLULU
Steamer Sheridan
IS Bound for !.
The East

The big passenger and freight stea M
er Enterprise Will start from Howard
wharf No. this afternoon for Hilo and
Honolulu She VIII not only be Loaded
down with cargo but VIII have a long
sea tow as veil The ship Marion
Chilcott has been fitted with tanks and
converted into an oil carrier. She is
loaded deep with crude oil, and a short
age Of that fuel in Hilo and: Honolulu
makes it necessary that the Enterprise
get her charge to the islands with all
dispatch.
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II heeler* Gamely: Fights the
only Doc Newton and Is
just Barely Nosed Out
GOOD. CHANCE SPOILED
Seals Pitcher Connects for
E. Double. but Is Caught Fry
lag to: Go to Third Base
TA2pING CT TIE. CLUBS.

? e5eOrgie- Wheeler gave the only Doc
p eVton- a night yesterday that had EN-
.all wondering; The. twister- from the
s.59llh was wondering, TOO. and he drew
:ro. free and easy breaths until the one
that settled il all was enticed. over the
ran IN the final sDasms Score: Los
angeles @s.San Francisco /.
T. And perhaps a little good coaching
III. the last half for the Seals might
have made. a difference. With one in
the. Cellar. Wheeler made q noble effort
70 win his. game. Out 10 the. hagpole
he sent The leather: He rounded seq
ond and was tearing into third when
the hall. landed in. Smiths Enitts- and
George was out. Had. he. been held at
second. the game might possibly have
been won. :. :....: -. =. -.
After the first round there was roth
ing doing wiki the shoots. and. curves
Of Newton. In that round ToInan erred
on y. an Bureh's -grounder.: filldebrand
tore. OF a. nice. hit TO lg}lt.and- Wai@ren
walked Ieany forced, Van al. the pan.
but IrWins out let Hide srrlye:: r = .
The Angels got their first in the third
without the aid Of a hit a walk
To- Cravatl.. a.. fielders choice. "a
sacrifice and. an out did it. CraEath-
opened UP the ninth WITH .dazzler 70
.rigBt for. two. bags: Chase =. hunted
along the rhird-bsse line. and while
Irwin was waiting for the. ban 10 roll
foul Il STOPPED in fair ground. Tonlan
went out. r. but Wheeler: -purRoseiy
passed. Ross. While. Spies. was. being.
put ont bv. Anderson and Van .Bruer,
Cravath sueaked5 in with the run. that:
settled the. strike. The. score :: =. -
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Water Front Notes.

Dr.: Lord, quarantine officer in this port
will soon be transferred to Ellis Island, New
York harbor and Dr. Trotter is his way
from the East to succeed him.
The British steamer Crusader. from Puget
Sound bound for Shanghai. which was recently
repcrted held up OF captured by japanese. war
vessels. has arrived at her port OF destination
The big liner Siberia comes from the dry
dock to the Pacific Mail wharf to-day. and
will begin loading for China and Japan.
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Three Marine. Nlishaps.

The French bark ". }. Pirre is reported by
the Merchants Exchange as having caught
FIRE st het noo-ing. in the port OF Tocapilla, on.
the coast OF South America. August L. and
totally destroyed She had on board 2a0 tons
Of coal and. $40 tons OF nitrate OF soda. -
The British ship !3arcore. front Tacoma, with
a cargo. Il grain, has arrived at Falmouth
England and reports loss or sails and other
damage The cargo shifted while the ship Yves
her beauiends in a fierce storm ami about
3otO sacks OF barley were jettisonsd -:
. While at anchor in the hay OF Manila July
Il. the British bark Howard d. Troop was
str7ick by lightning. damaging the mizzen rig
ging and splitting the. maintop gallant mast
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Diving for a Log.

JAMES Sennot. boatman on Vallejo wharf
yesterday proved himself expert and long
windeI as a deep sea diver. Thomas Crowley
was. transforms a number OF ironwOod logs
from ihe wharf TO a barge and a stick weigh
ing -abUEt 1860 pounds fell overheard. 1t sank
in twelve feet OF. water. Crowley proceeded
10 telephone for the services OF Diver Jack
Roa when SenrOt took the contract OF fish
ing. NJ tlPe lost log. With a bowline he dived
fer his catch and, finding. end OF the piece
Of timber clear Of the mud he got a hitch on
II and hurried to the surface He was a very
much winded diver. but his rope held and the
log was hoisted back TO daylight.
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Fleet of Overdues.

TIE four vessels comprising the feet OF over
dues which are watched for from day to day,
are the. ship Crown Of Germany, out seventy
three DAYS from Shanghai to Royal Roads. re-
insurance 3 per cent; FRENCH bark Moliere, be
tween same ports, out sixty-iVe days. per
cent: British. schooner Advance. from: a Mis-
sissippi port 70 Venezuela. out ffty-etght days
50 per -:cent; British ship Shakespeare. from
the west coast OF South America TO Barbados.
out rs days, 5 per cent
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sATTRDAY. oCTOBER l.

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
'day in the order of occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide Of the
dsy. except when there are but three tides. as
sometimes occurs The heights given in
addition to the soundinss Of the United States
Coast survey. Charts except when minus O.
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
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Errors-Leshy -. Williams. Struck cut
Bg Cver5n's s. by Boyle ). by Frisk l. Bases
I'D balls-B:y Overall >. By Boyle i, b. Frisk ].
Mid rjtch..Boyle. Hit By pitcher--Doyle
Ifsssel 'hsli-Grahsnf. . 'fv0-bsse hit-Csra ham.
Hone mr.. Hail. Sacrifice hit-.Le&hy-
y irst- hsse or crrc--Taccrna. Stolen base
st--lla-- Earned r--fs-SeattIe . Left on
- scs-Ta coma g. Seattle. 4 Double play
casey n Eaean 10 NGrdyke Time OF game
i~W5 hours and nFe minutes. Dmpire-Brown.
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'schlafey. Hit by pitched ball
BY StarkeIls: 8. by Moskiman 2. Wild
pitch-Starkeiis. First base on errors-Port-
land I. Oakland 1. Time Of game-One hour
and fftyhve minutes. Umpire--McCarthy.
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The Pere MarqEette has fitted UP
lunch counters running the length of
baggage cars for the accommodation of
EXCURSION crowds out Of Chicago.
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Lowell High and Lick will meet this
morning on the same grounds and a
good game is. expected. Lowell. has i'm
proved in the last two=weeks and while
Lick is. expected to win. IT. is by no
means a certainty.
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T3kKERSFIELD. sept ;3o.-The Kern Cour-
" Labor Council has decided to. call a mass
meeting at ArInory: Hall The. CALI Is the re-
suit of' the difficulty between the saloon men
and the bartenders.' and, the. increasing infiu-
efiee of the Citizens Alliance. - -
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND: GENERAL

l..
Cloudy weather prevails ever the Sierra md
San Joaquin Valley, also aieng the Central
California Coast; elsewhere west Of the Rocky
Mountains. It is fair. Scattered light showers
have fallen over the plateau region and a
thunderstorm is reported from Salt Lake City.
The pressure his risen over California ard
Neyada and fallen In other districts on.:the
Pacific Slope =.
: The temperature has fallen along the Goa
over Oregon and Utah. =.
Forecast6 made at San FRANCISCO for thirty:
hours ending midnight October. / :.
Nerthern 'Californja-Fair Saturday: except
cloudy. along the coast fresh southwest wind !.
Southern Cafiforhfa--Fair Saturday. light
west wind. =. -.
Nevada.Clordy Saturday -.
San Francisco. and vieinity-Cloudv. satur-
day; fresh weat wind. =. -
Los Angeles and vicinity-Tair Saturday !;
li-ht west wind
Sacramento and. vcinty-Tair Saturday. .
Fresno and vicinity-Fair Saturday
G. II. WILSON
Local Forecaster Temporarily in CHARGE.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

o The French. bark BriZeux is chartered for
wheat from Portland 10 Europe at Us Sd Us
Sd less directF
. The ship F.. NJ Phelps Iat Honolulu will
proceed in ballast to a direct nitrate port and
load nitrate for Hampton Roads FOR orders.
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Change OF. Time.

. on Sunday. Oct. 3, the California
Northwestern Railway will change its
time. putting in effect on that date it's
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Sun. Moon and Tide.

limited states Coast and Geodetic- Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fo-t Point entrance to San Francisco
Bav. Published by official authority Of the
Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the CITY front mission street wharf about %
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
81 tide is the same at both places
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coKPAsyIE GENERALs TRANsATLANTIoUE

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE- PARIS s-s..
Sailing every Thursday instead oe -kNtsfFe
saturday at 10 a. m. from Pier AZ. ~e'.s
North River, foot OF Morton St
First class to- Havre, so and upward SEQ
ond class TO Havre s45 and upward GEN
EE Al AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
19NADA. 80 Broadway CHudson building)-
New York. J. F. FUGAZI & Co. Pacific Coast
i9ents s Montgomery avenue. San Francisco.
1ickets sold BY all Railroad Ticket Agents
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Branch photographic ofhce. Z. s. ". Mer-
chants. Exchange, San Francisco. Cal.
Sept 80 "
The Time Ball on the tower Of. the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
l. F.. at. noon of the 10th meridian. or at
SD. m. Greenwich time.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L.. S. N. in charge
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lou. S. NAVY YARD AND VALLEJO
STEAMEp I'LL CORCORAN

iasves s. F.; Clay ST. end OF Ferry bldg.
daily $50 a m. and > p m sundays.
= n, 12.2O. and $50 p sundays D. m
Fare 25c p a. c. Co Phone Main SAL
ssa fi1rdaYs excepted
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sfrs. General F'risbie: Monticello and Arrow.
q a. a m. 1880 pm. ;:15 pm. pm. $50 D.
N Leave San Francisco Sundays 9:45 an.
10 80 o. m. s pm. $50 pm Leave Vallejo.
= m an II go pm. 3:15 p.m-s pm sun
davs Z am. . am. $50 PM D. Pier ?.
f. Mission ST. phone Main 1SOS- HATCH Bk2l13
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togo KISEN KAlSHA

~ ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COZ
Steamers will leave Pacific Mail wharf, cor
ner FIRST and Brannan streets. at I D. m, for
YOKOHAlIA and HONGKONG. calling at
Kobe C4iogo). NaKasaki and Shanghai and
connecting at Hongkonz with steamers for
India. etc. No cargo received On board on day
of sailing.
=
-.---.-.-..-... Wednesday. October 10. 1904
Via Observation-Disclosures tickets at reduced
rates. For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office 421 MARKET street. corner First.
W. II. AVERY. General Agent.
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;. Time Rail.

the charts he:plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
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SUMMARY


: S-5le- lsases-An ders6:; Mesny.:. - Irv IN;
-f6ri-- .E,rrers-=t5et- bauer .Eemsn- Two
r.s 1fs-lers Eli Wheeler: Sacrifice hits
l.f--e -T6rnar III 5debf9Lnd- First base on err
-5r.s-Sa- -ra1ieiScl,- T.. los angeles /. EirSr
e N aaI tei ts lls-Cef :Ty-heeler 3; on New
--S LEFT Esses--Sar Francis ;, Los
s ieeIes 49,. Sf-lick alt--I5y W heeler j. ~
.5K I son Hit. 81 nitchsrZN-i lson- Double
-:3aissy'a ron TO-. Anderson inc or game,
,ll'a~ kcur and FORTY nin]ites-,. Jmpire-Mc-
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SUMMARY

E>rrors-schlaaey. RunkIe: Earned runs
Oakland g.. Stolen hases-kruger. DuaIeavy:
SchIaTcy. Struck out-By StarkelIs l. by
Moskiinah .. Sacrifice hits-Steib, Deve-
reaux. Two-base hjt--Devereaux. Three ba Sc
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6TAA WH4IA M~%N~AW4~K EAlAhc ava SYDNEY
oiRsoI Ask n TlsiT-
SIS ALAMEDA. for Honolulu. Oct s, II a. m
s. s. MARIPOSA, for Tahiti Oct 20. II an.
s. S VENTURA. for Honolulu Samoa, Auck-
land and Sydney. Thursday. Oct 20. D. m
I'D. SPRECKELS& BROS CO.. Lgis Ticket once 5B Nh
kst FTsighl once 329 Market S.. PER ]. PagLl: &
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

4.
South BeHingham. BelliRgha MI I M. Der. ..
y t. II. % o. Nov l.. Change. at Seettle-t5
this -cOnpaEy's steamers for Alaska. and g. "
Ry. = at Seattle or Tacoma to y p. Ry:; az
Vancouver. toe p Ity...~ e.: - f.. T. 80.
For Eureka tHumboldt "Bgy(--P POMONA, 1'3O
D.. m October 1. . b. 10. %. 81. Now s.
Corona. 1890 D: m. October E.. 10. TO- %. Is
For Los Angeles (via Pert Los. Angeles and
Redondo) san Diego. and santa Barbara
santa. Rosa. Sundays. 3 Q. m. =. = So - T..
state OF California Thursdays, .. a m.
r. For Les Angeles. 'fvia san Pedro and ast
San. Pedro) Santa Barbara. Santa. Cruz Mon
-terey san simeon CayTcos. Port Hartford .(San
Luis Obispo), Ventura a nd -Huener1e.
Bonita. O. a m October 8. Il. %. 30. Nov .
= Coos Bay. o a, M October 2. TO- IS. &c,
Nov 3. -. ....-.5 -T..-.-...:
For Enssnada. Nfagdalena Bays San Jose del
:Cab0. Mazatlan. Altata.- La. Paz. Santa Ro-
salia 'Guaynas Mex. 10 a. m, 9TH each mo
. For further information obtain folder. Right
is reserved to change steamers. or sailing dates
TICKET OFFICES New Montgorn-
cry. 81. palace HoteD- 70 Market ct and Broad
way wharves.: Freight once 10.Market.s st:
=; C. d. :DJrNANyN, General Passenger Agent
10 Market ST. san francisco. 49,.
The Pacific Transfer Co. 20. Suffer st, will
call for. and check baggage. from hotels and
residences. Telephone Exchange 312.
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BERKELEY TO MEET INDIANS,
Sherman Eleven Will Line Up Against
California This Afternoon.

BERKELEY, Sept. 3O:-The -Sher-
man Indians arrived from the south
this afternoon prepared to grapple on
the gridiron' tomorrow with the elev-
en- from the University Of California:
They are husky 1ot-eighteen of
them-and judging from their looks
ought to keep California hustling. to
win: The men are in. excellent phys
icaI condition and it: needed only a
little practice on the campus to linn
Der uD their muscles. The teams will
line up as. follows.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

STEAMER ENTERPRISE WHICH
WILL row. THE SHIP MARION
CHILGQTT To HAWAII.