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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Big Steel Shipments
for Japan to Be
Rushed.

The Pacific Mail Company has con-
tracted to ship from this port for Japan
between now and May 8 the largest
quantity Of machinery and structural
iron ever handled at this port within
such space Of time. The loading facil-
tiles at the Mail wharf will be tried
to the utmost, and the ingenuity Of
Captain Wilson and his army OF steve
dores will be taxed by the problem OF
transferring some Of the very large
pieces from shore to ship.
In addition to the food of steel and
machinery which has flowed from the
East to the Far East through this port
with little interruption since time pre-
ceding the beginning OF the Russo
Japanese war. there will be big ship
ment OF local products One firm in
this city has about completed a con-
tract for part Of the bridge work Of
the Manchurian Railroad. Five hun
dred tons Of this structural steel Is now
ready for shipment. and this the Pa
cific Mail Company has contracted to
have af1oat not later than May 8, the
date set for the sailing Of the liner
Korea.
Nearly all of the steel and machinery
is for Japan, and most Of 1t would
count as contraband II Russia had any,
thing to say about Oriental waters. In
the event OF the Russian fleet being
victorious the Pacific Mail Companys 8
luck may change and some Of its crack
liners may be dealt with by the Gear
as Japan has treated the foreign
steamers which tried to take food and
coal into Vladivostok. japan feels con-
fident in her naval strength. but she
Is taking no chances, and the Pacific
Mail Company has agreed to let her
have her steel and machinery in
hurry.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Boost Their Quarry to Freedom.

When the steamship Senator sailed for
seattle and Victoria on Wednesday morning a
little delegation OF Police Department man.
hunters was gathered Broadway wharf.
rest OF one John Murray. charged with de-
freuding innkeeper The steamer was
searched and Murray's wife and children were
found, but no trace OF Murray. The policemen
watched the gangplank until it was hauled
ashore. With them was the innkeeper on
whose complaint the warrant had been issued
ana VINO was there to point out the man
wanted: The plank was hauled In. lines were
cast on and the Senator started to move into
the stream. The disappointed innkeeper walked
away. The people on the dock were waving
police relieved of their anxious watch were
wiping beads Of perspiration from broad and
narrow brows when suddenly a man came
My God, I've missed the boat he cried.
That's all right" said Captain Wallace,
general superintendent OF the company, who
cannot keep away from the wharf on a sail
Ing day. Here quartermaster, pass line
over here. Come on. my man. we'll get you
on board
The. line was passed over the steamers side
Here. boys said i's Captain Wsilane to tn.
policemen, give him boost"
The men with the warrant boosted and the
passenger landed safely on the Senator's deck.
The Senator was well into the stream and
started her way seaward, when the inn
keeper came painting down the dock. He rushed
up to one Of the policemen.
hirn?"
Take whoma where." replied the police
man.
John Murray: saw three of you grab him at
the end of the dock there"
Murray is on his way to a State where
jumping a board bill is not misdemeanor.
WELL / gave him blamed small boost
anyway" said Policeman Henneberry. as he
slowed the warrant in his breast pocket.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07

the different places at which pedes-
trians passed the bearer OF the dread
burden and gave the detectives other
points that might be Of assistance to
them.
er. All pushed and jostled to catch a
glimpse of Olivia and many times the
police officers were forced to shove
them aside to gain headway.
Olivia was very reluctant to talk to
any one but the detectives at first. but
he was finally willing to answer ques-
tions of newspaper men and relate his
experience Of the night before.
He boarded the car with the detec-
tives and went back to his employment.
Jean Babtiste Curet, a watchman,
who lives at 730 Vallejo street, cor
roborates the story told by Olivia. Look
Ing out Of his window at about 80
Wednesday night he saw a man car
rying peculiarly shaped bundle on his
shoulder. Close behind was youth
who was walking swiftly to keep up
with the man with the bundle. They
turned across the street toward the
Bellevue House. where the man cast
aside his burden.
The man who carried the bundle was
about feet 7 inches In height, Curet
said, and seemed to be about so years
old. How he knew this Curet could not
tell, for he did not seem to know
whether the man had a beard or was
clean shaven.
The bearer of the burden wore a soft
black hat and dark clothing. When
questioned closely by Policeman Ba-
kulich, who knows the Latin quarter
and its ways, Curet claimed that he
had only got passing glimpse OF the
man.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Exports by the sonoma.

Inc oceanic Steamship Companys Sonoma
sailed yesterday for Sydney via Honolulu. Pago
Pago and Auckland with general merchan-
disc cargo valued at s217, 81, to be distributed
as follows: For Honolulu, 104, ,5l4. Samoan ISL
ands. $500; New Zealand. $45. 629; Australia,
00se; Fiji Islands, $685. New Caledonia.
$4Io; Friendly Islands, s125. The following
were the leading exports:
TO Honolulu-117O pkgs fresh fruits. 46 pkgs
fresh vegetables, 141 pkgs potatoes, 10 pkgs
Vsn. ao bbs bee
1543 gals cs wine, 215 ctls barley 81 etls
wheat. $3.50 lbs lard. 1000 lbs Goldfish. 1888 lbs
1885 lbs candy. IL 200 lbs 8 butter. 2450 lbs
cheese. 1850 lbs salt. 210 cs canned goods, $50
lbs dried fruit 255 600 lbs rice. 1000 lbs pkgs
millstufs. 1856 lbs raisins, 3173 lbs beans, 20
bbs salmon. 625 lbs sugar, 20 pkgs paste, S35
lbs fresh fish. 2665 lbs dressed poultry, 1o,6S7
lbs tobacco. 40 pkgs railroad material, PA pkgs
dry goods, "a cs electrical goods, S211 lbs 10
pkgs soda, 20 cs matches, % pkgs naval stores
80 pkgss paper, 81 kegs nails. 100 cs soap. SiSS
lbs asphaltum. 45 drugs, rolls leather, 80
lbs manufactured lead. Al bdls 25s pcs pipe.
2B3 pcs bdl steel, rs bars bdls iron 124 crts
bricks 81 cs boots and shoes, Is bbls lubri-
eating oil. 10 pkgs machinery. 10 cs cigars. SO
pkgs wagon material.
rice, IS cs assorted canned goods ass cs IA
pkgs salmon, 1887 lbs cs millstuffs. SO pkgs
bhs sna beep 7Ias # LUMBER boofs
and shoes IS pkgs naval stores, cs arms and
ammunition. pkgs bicycles. pkgs dry goods
To New zealand-s5 e7o lbs dried fruit. 22,-
PIP lbs raisins. 1460 cs canned fruit. 90 cs
canned salmon, 5 cs canned vegetables 35, 900
lbs AZ cs millstuffs. 2000 lbs coffee, 1850 lbs
Goldfish. o. ass lbs manufactured lead, cs
leather, cs corsets. Al cs boots and shoes, S2
pkgs machinery. 100 cs paints. lab pkgs build
ing material. 10 cs drugs, pkgs rubber goods
Is crts bicycles 1a cs electrical goods 81 bbIs
cs lubricating oil. 101 crts sewing machines
80 rolls paper. cs arms and ammunition. 81
cs plows 25S pkgs metal polish.
To Australia-16, 40 lbs dried fruit 1922 cs
canned salmon, 11,sS0 lbs hops 1900 lbs cod
beans 740 lbs dried Ash. 1900 lbs milistuffs, 4
pkgs groceries and provisions, 2s9 cs drugs and
sundries. a6 pkgs machinery. 81 cs boots and
shoes % bales rubber hose, III pkgs building
material 430 pkgs metal polish So cs paints 5
cs electrical goods. typewriters. II 700 lbs
manufactured lead. 10 pkgs rubber goods 2s
bbls Iubricating oil, 173 cs plows, 20 crts sew
ing machines, cs arms and ammunition Is
crts bicycles and parts, pkgs overalls.
To Fiji Islands-67 canned goods Q pkgs
groceries and provisions, 10 cs dried fruit s cs
metal polish. $50 lbs hops. 2 bales dry goods, /
cs paint
To New Caiedoniar-103 c. canned salmon 38
cs canned goods, 3 pkgs provisions.
To Friendly islands, cs bicycle parts.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Chief of Police Dinan Says
Force Will Not Relax in
Hunt for Fiends Until
They Are in Prison Cell
PLACES FAITH IN
CAPTAIN BURNETT
Worst Crime in Years Con-
fronts New Head of De-
partlnent Shortly After Re-
ceiving His Appointment

With tho ink hardly dry upon his
commission as Chief of Police, Jere-
miah Dinan YVES on the scene OF the
Russian Hill crime at the break Of day
and took personal charge OF operations.
San Francisco's latest head OF the Po-
lice Department is confronted upon bis
induction into office with one Of the
most mysterious and shocking Of trag-
edies. His many years Of training as a
detective eminently fit him to direct
the movements Of the upper office men,
and every effort will be put forth by
him to run the perpetrator Of the das-
tardly crime to earth. Chief Dinan Is
not taking the case out Of the hands Of
Captain OF Detectives Burnett, but is
exercising general supervision over
all Of the officers on the case.
In addition to the entire upper office
force special detail Of twelve police
men in plain clothes are at work. A
consultation between Chief Dinan, Cap
tain Burnett and the detectives on the
case was held at headquarters last
night and definite plan Of action was
outlined. This the officials refuse to
disclose on the ground that 1t will In
terfere with their efforts to capture the
guilty persons. It is understood, how
ever, that a search will be made Of
every house in the vicinity of the crime
for clews to the place where the crime
was committed.
Captain Burnett is Of the opinion that
several were concerned IN the brutal
crime and the motive was undoubtedly
revenge. He inclines to the belief that
death was instantaneous and the mu-
tilation OF the remains was done to IA
cilitate the removal Of all traces Of the
crime. The fact that the autopsy re-
veals undigested food In the stomach
and aesophagus indicates to him that
the unfortunate man was struck down
while eating his evening meal. Nothing
Of definite nature that would lead to
the capture Of the f1ends responsible
for the crime has been discovered, but
several clews are being exploited.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
CROWDS ARE EAGER,
Continued From Page II, Column !.


Continued From Page II, Column Z
dark, dry bloodstains at the bottom
Of the stairs leading to the entrance
OF the Bellevue lodging house.
The neighborhood swarmed with po-
licemen, detectives, amateur detectives
and all sorts and conditions of people
eager for a new horror. Whenever a
rumor was raised that the head and
limbs had been found eager crowds
rushed where the report directed them
At the Morgue they fought and
! struggled and almost pleaded for q
chance to gaze on the hacked rem
nants Of the poor creature that was
once a fellow-being.
Near the place where the bearer OF
the death burden had started across
the street blood stains were found and
near the house at 1910 Mason street
were more blood stains. Two small
drops were found near the corner OF
Vallejo and Powell streets.
Children, scarcely able to toddle
tramped the neighborhood and went
about searching for blood stains, as
their little brothers and sisters In the
country hunted daisies af1eld. When
they located anything that looked like
gore they would call their playmates
and prattle childishly over the discov-
cry. The desire to see more blood ap.
! peared to pervade all.
The crowd at the foot of the Bellevue
House stairway never thinned. There
were all sorts of characters congregat-
ed there. The predominating race was
Latin, naturally.
Some OF them were sinister browed
men wearing earrings and who gazed
at the dark stains and turning away
muttered among themselves. At the
sound Of the word Malta" the chat
tering Italians became silent and drew
aside among themselves.
But the children, who had heard the
talk at firesides, chartered "Maf1a. u
Swarthy faces that remained immobile
when they saw the dark stains
twitched uneasily when the dread
name was uttered.
The crowd seemed to murmur
Blood" and Malta"
Detectives were busy from early
dawn to midnight investigating the
houses in the vicinity. Fences were
scaled, cellars were searched and every
possible place within three blocks
where the deed could have been COM
mitted was inspected, but no clews
were gathered.
The hounds were closely followed by
a clamorous throng. The keen-scented
animals were no more eager to sniff
blood than the crowd was to see It
Hundreds stared at the bloody blanke,
and shawl that were used to give the
hounds the scent. The sight of these
CHASTITY relics only seemed to sharpen
their desire to see more.
The vacant houses on Mason street
near Vallejo, to which suspicion was
directed on Wednesday night, were
searched from cellar to attic, but nc
one had entered them for days. The
search of the neighborhood was fruit.
less and the crowds thirst for horrors
] remained unsated
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Shipments for the North.

The tank steamer Whittier was cleared yes
terday for Vancouver with 10000 barrels of
crude oil In bulk. valued at $4,000.
The steamer Senator sailed on Wednesday
for Victoria with an assorted merchandise car
go consigned to the port OF destination and
other British Columbian ports, valued at S14, 4TO
and including the following:
69S pkgs fresh fruits 259 pkgs fresh vegeta-
bles. "a. .625 lbs dried fruit, 2235 lbs raisins IS
cs eggs. 694e lbs butter. 3o3 lbs coffee, bbls
baking powder. 644 lbs glucose, 61S lbs 1 cs
cheese $3.50 lbs tapioca, 81 pkgs groceries and
provisions 1901 cs canned goods, pkgs paste,
1890 lbs millstuffs, $50 lbs bread. 546 gals cs
wine, $50 lbs beans. "a, ,094 lbs buestone. SO pcs
steel. 1887 1t hardwood, 126 bdls iron. % pkgs
plumbing material. 0 cs paints, 70 pkgs build
ing material. II bbls lubricating OIL 40 421 lbs
asphaltum. 10 pkgs dry goods 1850 lbs manu-
factured lead. 81 pkgs machinery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Pacific Mail Company
Undertakes Heavy
Contract.

,dS7 Sailed Mar 14-5r stmr Peleus. for Liver
HONGKoNG-Arrived April ARr stmr
sailed Aprii +Br stmr Coptic for San
Francisco. 80 49,
PORT NATAL-Arrived April 3-stmr i l.
Leekenbaoh. from Norfolk for Manila
sailed April 6-Br stmr Haddop Hall. for
MISUNDERSTANDING April 3-Br shtu
Arracan. from Tacoma
LIZARD-Passed April 5EBr ship Scottish
Isles, hence Nov 10 for London.
ALGIEFS-Satled ADrfl 5-Nor Etrnr Bsr-
gennaus, for Rotterdam
FREMANTLE-Arrived April e-Br .htp
Mooltap, from Tacoma.
fOKOHAMA-Sailed April 4-stmr Korea
for San Francisco
NANAIMO-Arrived April S-Br stunr wei
lington. hence April 1.
SINGAPORE-Arrived prior to April e-Br
stnr Hindustan. from New York FOR Manila:
Ger stmr Michael Jebsen. from Hamburg for
Manila
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mar sO-Ger .tnr
Sesostris. for San Francisco.
VICTORIA-Passed out April 6EBr bark
Melanope, for PuRet Sound.
LIvERPOOL-Arrived April 6-Br stmr Pc
leus. hence Dec g.
Memoranda.
LONDON, April SIR bark Vile du Havre.
from San Francisco Jan IA, via Noumea, pre-
viousiy reported ashore and foated at latter
port. arrived at Sydney to-day: viii be
veyed and placed in drydock-
Movement OF Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Cloudy weather prevails along the coast
south OF Port Hartford. In the interior the
weather Is warm and fair.
A maximum wind velocity Of 30 miles from
the west is reported at Modena-
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, April Z:
California north OF Tehachapi-Fair Friday,
with fog along the coast in the morning; fresh
west wind.
California south OF Tehachapi-Cloudy Fri
day; fresh southwest wind
Nevada--Fair Friday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday;
brisk west winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday:
light east winds changing to fresh southwest.
Sacramento-Fair Friday; light south winds
changing to fresh north.
Fresno-Fair Friday; fresh north wind.
A. @. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
stmr Alitak. Rasmussen. Chiznik Bay.

Wednesday AUrfl 81.
stmr Alitak. Rasmussen, chignik Bay.
stmr State Of California. Thomas. San d.
stmr Maggie. whitney. Halfmoon Bay.
stmr Cascade, johnson. Portland
Stmr Samoa Madsen, San Pedro.
stmr Sequoia McClements willapa Harhor.
Br stmr Indrapura, Horne, Yokohama
lulu.
stmr Marshfeld. Dsttmers Hardy Creek.
Stmr Unimak. Hansen, Karluk-
Stmr Newburg, johnson. Grays Harbor.
stmr Santa Barbara. zaddart, Seattle.
Stmr Centennial. Pierce. Seattle.
Schr Mary c, Beck. Bodega-
Schr Repeat. Wilson, Coos Bay.
schr Gamble. Holmes. Port Gamble.
Schr T Redfield. Smith. Ballard.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS April 8, 10 D ul-weather
hazy; wind NV; velocity is miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
SEATTIE-Arrived April s. midnight-Stmr
Eureka. hence ADril 1: stmr Meteor. hence
April l.
Arrived April e-stmr Al XII. from skaE-
Sailed April e-Br ssmr Ivydsns. for
AsToRIA-Arrived April e-stmr Northland.
Sailed April e-stmr Aurelia. for san Fran
Arrived April 6-Stmr Alliance. from Coos
REDoNDo-sailed April s-schr Melross.
for Grays Harbor; bktn Mary Winkelman,
Arrived April 5-stmr Alcazar from Eure-
ka; stmr Santa Monica. from San Pedro.
COOS BAY-Sailed April 5-Stmr Alliance.
vENTURA-Arrived April s--stmr San Pc
Sailed April e-stmr San Pedro. for san
Arrived Aprtl 6-Stmr Asuncton, hence
TATOosH--Passed in April e--Brig w q
Irwin. hence Mar "a for Roche Harbor
Passed out April 6-Schr Camano. for San
Passed in April Ozark PactoIus. hence
Mar % for Port Gamble,
scnE PT9spe5; hsnee Mar lara - a for Blal3s
stmr South Coast. from San Pedro for Caspar.
GREENWOoD-Arrived April 6-Stmr Helen
EHdTRE:KAMArrived H1fM: 1s April e-stmr coouille
River hence April 4; stmr Fulton. hence April
4: stinr Pomona. hence April 8; stmr VAN
sps1a Sailed hsnse xeri ADT estmr Pasadena for
PoINT REYEa-Passed north April 8. 4
p ni-stnr South Coast. from San Pedro for
FORT BRAGG--Arrived April e-stmr
BrSnswc1ko rs hense eaSaAsosa,lsa ApTli aDr, ss,r
Chehalis for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGO-Arrived April 6-Bktn Chas 3
Crocker from Everett.
GRAYs HARB0R--.Arriyed April e-schr
c A Thayer. hence Mar 25; strnr Despatch.
TAB AAiBsERfDEEN-Arrtved ADril s-stmr De-
Sailed April t-schr Carrier Dove. for San
Pedro. x-r~ x,<r.r
HoNoLULU-sailed April 6--Br stnr Mo
vera, from Vancouver. B c.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BREST-Arrived April 3--Fr bark General
de Bosdenre. from Swansea. for San Fran
HfoGo-Arrived Mar Jap strnr shinano
Maru. from Seattle. and sailed Mar IA for
Hongkons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Thursday, April g.
stmr Maggie. Whitney. hours from Half
moon Bay.
Stlnr North Fork Nelson. "a hours from
Eureka, with strnr I.akrne in tow.
Stmr Lakme. Renilus. "a hours from Eu-
reka, IN tow OF etmr North Fork
Stmr Corona. Gielow. 1874 hours from
Eureka.
SAILED.
Thursday. April Q.
Stnr Robert Dollar, johnson, Grays Harbor
DOMESTIC PORT.
PORT Sailed Aprl 6-Bktn
Jane L Stanford. for Taku.
ISLAND PORT.
HONOLULU-Arrived April 6-Bark Katu-
liant hannA Mar %
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Water Front Notes.

The liner Korea left Yokohama on Tuesday
for this port
The Manchurta Is due from the Orient early
this morning. She is bringing a large num-
Der Of passengers and q big cargo.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's lit
tie white liner Curacao will sail this morning
for Mexico.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner Ala
media is due Tuesday from Honolulu and on
Wednesday the Mariposa Is due from Tahiti.
The revenue cutter Perry, Captain Tuttle,
has bnen ordered to sail April II for Seattle,
there to await orders.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07

seen for some days. He told a tale
Of a young man having trouble with
girl and of the brothers Of the girl
making threats against him. When
the head and limbs were found he
again returned to the Morgue and
viewed the body. He admitted that
he was wrong and the police dropped
this clew.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
NorE-In the above exposltion q the tlde

NoTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
ths early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
dav IN the order OF occurrence as TO time. the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
dav except when there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
coast survey Charts. except when a minus CD
sign precedes the height and then the number
~lSs, fs subtracted from the depth given By
the charts The plane Of reference Is the mean
az the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Notice to Mariners,

The following affects the List OF Lights,
Buoys and Daynarks Pacific Coast 1901:
WASHINGTON.
Willapa Bay entrance. north channel, page
67.-Outer north channel buoy a PS. first
class can. marked IN c. in black. estab-
iished March 8. and found adrift April 8. was
replaced the Same day..
Hale Passage. page 82-Polnt Misley buoy.
norted adrift March Is
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Blacksmith.s helper wanted.

Uncle Sam wants a blacksmith's helper at
the lighthouse depot Goat Island. The sal
ary viii be $50 month. Applicants will have
TO pass a civil service examination informa-
ton concerning which may be obtained at the
office OF the Lighthouse Inspector in thls citv
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
Buffalo Returns From Cruise.

The United States navy training ship Buff
falo. which has been away for several months
on q cruise. returned yesterday and proceeded
to an anchorage at Sausaiito. The Buffalo has
spent most OF the time since her departure
from here at Magdalena Bay. She spent some
time at San Diego before coming here.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
win Go ON Drydock at sydney.

The French bark Vile du. Havre from this
port via Nournea and previously reported ashore
and ffoated arrived yesterday at Sydney She
will be drydocked and surveyed and such re-
nairx as are necessary to allow her to proceed
On her Way will be made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07

JAVA. April 6.-Togos fleet was
sighted this morning south of the ISL
and Of Mindanao. the southernmost
Of the Philippine group
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
ALASKA

Revf1lag1gedo Channel. page e6-HoS Rock.
buoy No. !. black first-olass can. reportec
acrtft March 25 will be replaced as soon a.
practicable.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
L c. HEILNER,
Commander. U. s. N. Lighthouse inspector
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
The Overdue List

The vessels on the overdue list quoted
for reinsurance follows Oleta. 20 per
cent; Affair, per cent; Glenburu, 10 per cent;
Moy, As per eent and yerbena, 10 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
U stmr Buffalo. Everett. Sc hours iron,
San Diego.
stmr City Of Puebia, Jepsen. "a hours from
Victoria.
stmr Point Arena, Hansen, 10 hours from
Mendocino. via Point Arena II hours.
Stmr Samoa, Madsen, 16 hours from Caspar:
bound for San Pedro: put in TO land passengers.
Stmr Phoenix. Odland, IA hours from Albion
Stmr Newsboy, Lee. IA hours from Mendo-
cino.
stmr Santa Barbara. zaddart. ~ hours from
stmr Bonita. PrsbIs. 81 hours from San
stmr Eureka, Jessen, "a hours from Eureka
Stmr Argo Chsiems, 2S hours from Eel
River.
stmr Queen. Cousins. 40 hours from San
Diego.
Brig Luriins Gsrdss. day. from Columbia
River.
schr Chas Faik. Henninsssn. days from
Grays Harbor.
Schr Sophie Christensen, LunvaIdt. days
from Grays Harbor.
schr Bender Bros. wetzei. 40 hours from
schr Bessie K. Merriam. 10 hour, from
schr Jennie Griffin. Gibson, hours from
Bolinas.
CLEARED.
Thursday, April o.
stmr Unimak. Hansen. KariukI Alaska
stmr sonoma. Herriman. Sydney etc; d
Spreckels & Bros Co.
stmr Whittier. Dickson. Vancouver; Union
OIL Company.
Nor stmr TItana, Egenes. Ladysmith, B G;
Western Fuel Company.
Stmr Oregon. Warner, Astoria and Portland;
San Francisco and Portland Steamship Com
pany.
Bark Sea Witch. Nelson. Bristol Bay; North
Alaska Salmon COMPANY.
SAILED.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The British steamer Indrapura sailed yester-
day for Yokohama with 1o.S15 bales cotton and
BIC pkgs machinery. valued at s55S, ,70S.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07

FREIGHT IN HURRY
weather Report.
e052
SAN FRANCISCO

The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date compared with those OF same date last
season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours