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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
RETAIN CONTROL
Of PEST|LENCE
Epidemic at New Orleans
Reaches Critical Stage, but
the Doctors Are Confident
WEATHER NOW COOLER
Governor of Mississippi Is
sues Warning Against Con-
cealment of Fever Cases

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2s.-Report to s
p. m: New cases, 45; total to date 17s8.
Deaths, s. total, 260. New foci, Is; total,
40. Remaining under treatment, 1S2.
Though New Orleans Is now In the
midst of a period usually critical in
yellow fever epidemics. there is no pres
ent Indication that the Federal authori-
ties are to lose their grip on the situa-
ton. Monday always shows an increase
over Sunday in the number of new cases.
because Sunday is a good deal OF
holiday for the inspecting force and only
the doctors are to be depended upon,
but to-day's total was regarded as con-
firming the opinions expressed week
ago that there Is little further chance
that the disease will get away from
those who are fighting it stubbornly-
The weather this morning was unseason-
ably cool. following hot spell on Sun
day, but 1T was not followed by heavy
mortality.
Unusual interest attaches to the de-
velopments In connection with the dis
covery of fever at Gulf Port. Governor
Vardaman some time ago issued a procla-
nation In which he announced that there
would be proceedings against doctors in
Mississippi who suppressed the existence
of yellow fever there. The case Of Mrs.
Collins, which resulted in the acknowl-
edgment by Gulf Port of infection there,
is taken to indicate that yellow fever
was present at Gulf Port some weeks
ago. Mrs. Collins reached here from
Gulf Port last Monday evening. She was
taken ill on the train on her way over.
DR.. Lebouef, president Of the New Or
leans Medical Society, was called on
Tuesday and saw at once that Mrs. Col
Inns was suffering with yellow fever.
Mrs. Collins expressed surprise when
she was told that she had yellow fever.
She said she had lived In house about
a mile from the railroad station. close
to a house in which two young men had
been sick just fourteen days previous to
her attack. She said that for several
days she had noticed four or five doctors
visiting the house, leading her to believe
that a consultation was In progress. Sub
sequently 1t was announced that the sick
ness was malaria.
DR. Wasdin was ordered to investigate.
The result was the turning up of three
cases of yellow fever in the territory in
which Mrs. Collins lived. AS q result
of the discovery OF the cases at Gulf
Port and Mississippi City, numbers of
doctors here who have patients on the
Mississippi coast are now advising their
return to the city, where. in the event of
illness, they may be sure of perfect
treatment.
HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. Estate
Health Officer Tabor to-day quarantined
against Memphis. The restrictions af-
feet only people from Memphis Pas
sengers coming through the Memphis
gateway will continue to be admitted to
Texas. The Texas authorities have also
placed the ban on bananas.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
WANTS CANTEEN
RE.ESTABL|SHED
General McCaskey Also Rec
ommends Additional Pay
in Army for Workmanship
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
Commander of Department of
Colorado Submits Sugges-
tons to Improve Service

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-In his an
nual report for the Department OF Colo
rado which has just been received at
the War Department. Brigadier Gener-
al William S. MeCaskey, commanding,
recommends among other things the
re-establishment of the canteen feature
OF the post exchanges and also addi-
tional pay for marksmanship.
General McCaskey states that durin 2
the past year strong effort has been
made to stop the sale and improper dis
position of military clothing by enlist
ed men and that trials before United
States courts of civilians charged with
buying arms, ammunition and clothing
from soldiers have not resulted in con-
vietions. He makes the recommends
tion that uniform clothing should be
SO marked that no question could arise
as to Its issue by the Government and
upon the discharge OF the soldier, or if
for any other cause he become separat-
ed from the service, the clothing be
purchased by the Government and de-
stroyed.
In view OF the fact that large bodies
of troops are constantly travelling to
and from the Pacific Coast. General Nc
Caskey recommends that a standard
kitchen car for a command not less in
size than a battalion should be adopted,
SO as to enable the troops to be sub
sisted on the regular or garrison ra-
ton and with much greater comfort
and convenience than at present
The following recommendations as
to athletics are coneurred In by Gen.
eral McCaskey:
That there be three post field days during
the year. one each In March, June and Sep
tember. instead OF the monthly field days now
prescribed.
That annual division department athletic
meets be held during October Of each year.
That during the session the different post
baseball teams be allowed to visit at other
posts In the department at Government ex-
pense.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
THEIR CAPTURE
| IS CONFIRMED
Seizure of the Montara and
the Antiope Is Official
ly Reported by Lloyd's
BOTH FROM THIS PORT
Steamship Is Taken by Jap
anese at NikOlski and
the Bark at Saghalien

A cartegram received at the Merchants
rzohsrae yesterday from Lloyd's, Lon
don. confirmed the reported capture by
tbe. Taosnese Of the bark Antiope and the
steamer Montara- They are both well
known AT this port. from where they
started the voyages that have ended in
the vessels seizure.
TIE Autiope was seized August lS at
ssghaHen. for which port she LEFT here
with cargo of salt She is owned by
Alexander & Baldwin and was under
clarter to the Barneson- -Hibberd Com
pany. She was built in 1850 at Glasgow
and is q vessel Of 14S6 tons register.
The MOntara. formerly the Willamette.
belonged 10 the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company. She was on the peaceful mis-
sion Of taking supplies 10 a number Of
Russian fur-trading stations and was TO
have brought home furs. Before the war
this work was all done from Yokohama,
50 the japanese knew just about what
70 look for. The Montara made one
round trip and brought back very
valuable cargo OF costly furs- She was
captured August 16 at Nikolski.
The Montsra was built in 1881 by J.
Roach & Son at Chester, Pa She is a
vessel Of 2562 tons register. Her COM
mander is Captain T. Reilly. On this
coast she was used exclusively for
freight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
The Cftv Of sydney,s CARGO.

The steamer City OF Sydney sailed on Satur-
day for Ancou and way ports with general
distributed as follows: For mexico. SO. .21s;
Central America, $z2,S31; Panama. S1s6; Co
lombia- sos; & New SH York, $50 900; EGusdor.
were the principal exports:
To Aexico-322 bbls -four. los cs whisky. 363
gals wine, 80 mineral water, IA cs canned
goods So bxs fresh fruits, 623 lbs ham and
bacon. $40 lbs bread. 1343 lbs dried fruit. 81
pkgs groceries and provisions. 1850 lbs spices,
IS crts paste. 81 phgs potatoes, 13 pkgs onions,
IS06e lbs soda 21 bdls 7S pcs steel, . cs arms
and ammunition. cs electrical goods, $3.50
fsiIov 800 cs coal oil, 1867 lbs tin plate. 424
bdls shocks. 81 pkgs acid. pkgs ammonia, q
bdls iron, crts sewing machines, % pkgs
machinery, $50 pkgs drugs and sundr1es, 10 cs
fuse. 1892 lbs rOstn, 65 pkgs paints, 35 kegs
nails, Il cs rubber goods, q pkgs wagon ma
tertal. 135 pkgs agricultural implements. 8
To Central Amer4cz-75o5 bbfs -four, zs42
gals 1S wine, "a cs whisky. 60.999 lbs beans.
sc ctls barley. $50 ctls corn. 26o5 lbs spices,
$50 lbs rsisins, salad oil, casks beer, 8
cs rum 739 crts potatoes p crts onions. 4S 500
groceries and provisions. p pkgs fresh fruits.
cs table preparations, 7l3 lbs cs bread.
1850 lbs meals. 1910 lbs Goldfish. 1857 lbs ham
and bacon, Il bxs paste. cs baking powder.
I24 cs assorted canned goods. 81 canned sal
mon. s pkgs olives, 81 262 lbs tallow. 1915 lbs
soda - pkgs dry goods, 5000 lbs cement u
bxs sewing machines 2 bdIs leather 80 crts
bicycles, arms and ammunition As bbls
63 oil. u pkgs paints. 1919 lbs sheet lead
10 ErAc HAdCnlIAcfef 4%o - NtoA DAts ~ % lUF-
pentine - SKIS coal. 5 bols brooms. 30 bxs
soap, pkgs acid, cs drugs and sundrfes. 8
cs cotton 1879 u lumber. cs tar.
To Panama-21O bbls -four -, 500 lbs sugar
3161 gals wine, 200 lbs lard, 13 canned
son6s 8 -kgs groceries and provisions. 3 pkgs
Paste. $3.50 lbs beans II. $50 lbs garlic. 235 lbs
dried fruit pa crts potatoes 124 crts onions
80 600 II lumber. II bds brooms. cs powder
To Coionbia-24 bbls -four. 1900 gals wine.
To New York-35, $50 gals wine. 400. 33S lbs
pig lead.
To Ecusdor-25O bbls -four. 1880 gals wine.
To Peru-4674 lbs tailow.
To Chie-1 cs leather
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Exports by the Kosmos Liner.

The German steamer Ammon os the Kosmos
lire sailed on Saturday for Hamburg and way
nortS with cargo laden al this port valued at
Nexica Sf0T24: Central America. S5s 234
Ecuador S63T0: Peru. $3.50. Chile. 81. .3oS:
Germany. S5654. England. 800. Among the
rr-fncfpaI shipments were the following.
TO Mexico-20s gals 80 cs wine. 53 cs canned
.-oods 73e lbs bread. s baking powder 6O2
rs dried fruit. 1912 lbs ham and bacon. 504
fhs lard 500 lbs spices. 342 lbs. cheese. 1875
rkzs fresh fruits. 6T5 phgs potatoes. i45 SKIS
s1ionS IS r5kzs fresh vegetabe $50 lbs mill
e+nffs % rlxcs groceries and provisions 43 cs
s,5sne~sI water. - c9e lbs soda. : cs soap. 8
ris-s machinery 2S hdis pcs steel 360 bds
sieo,se 50 Osl II lumber cs shoes. 250
No. = rkcs clay pipe. PAS bdls shingles. 80
,,,s,rs nails 1900 bdls lsths. 2i cs paper. 1870
= y. r5vrood 10 bdls iron. 81 pkgs wagon ma
,e~fai 40 pcs iron sewer pipe.
n Central America-.,05 bbls -four. e34 gals
vine 1910 ctls corn. CESS lbs rice. LIB cs
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
ANTI-AMERICAN BOYCOTT
is GRADUALLY SUBSIDING
Embargo ON Cotton Goods Is to BE
Lifted by Chinese Merchants at
Shanghai.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Of particu-
lar Importance to the Southern cotton
spinners and weavers is the announce
ment by Minister Rockhill to-day that
the Chinese boycott on American piece
goods is about to be lifted. Cabling
from Peking, the Minister says that
his information is to the effect that the
anti-American boycott as whole is
gradually subsiding. The Chinese mer-
chants of Shanghai dealing in piece
goods are strongly opposing the boy
colt and taking steps which Minister
Rockhill believes are likely to break 1t
so far as piece goods are concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
ATTEMPT TO DESTROY
IMMENSE RESERVOIR
Ohio Vandals Try to Blow Up
Bulkhead and Arrests
Are Made.

ST. MARYS, Ohio, Aug. 2S--As a result
of an official investigation of two at
tempts to blow up the immense reservoir
near here during the past year, two ar
rests were made to-day and more are ex-
pected tomorrow. Those against whom
warrants were issued are farmers living
near the reservoir. Riley Cotton Of Ce-
lima, charged with having blown up the
bulkhead in an attempt to destroy the
reservoir, and Parker Wright, whose
home is on the south side of the reservoir,
accused Of being an accomplice, were ar
rested to-day and taken before the prose
cutting attorney at Wapakoneta- The
farmers are accused of having guilty
knowledge of the two attempts to release
the water of the big pond.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29

capued goods 1873 lbs beans. 1910 lbs lard,
420 - -sisins. 400 lbs Goldfish, 4l3T lbs spices,
Il cs sa.sd oil, 1442 lbs tea. 81 gals whisky,
casks beer. IS pkg groceries and provisions.
S3+ lbs bread. 500. 66S II lumber, pkgs ma
chinery. l6, 600 lbs cement, 40 cs coal oil. $500
lbs rosin, Is. $40 lbs taliow, 237 kegs nails. 90
pkgs paints and oils, Is. 7ss lbs soda PA reels
barbeG wire, 10 cs candles, 10 cs turpentine, %
pcs iron. coils rope, 1898 railroad ties. ol pkgs
millwork 1124 SKIS coal. 964 pkgs car material,
65 SKIS coke, 3 horses. head cattle.
To Ecuador-450 bbls -four PASS lbs ham and
bacon, 124 canned salmon. A cs assorted
canned goods. 600 lbs codfsh. 100 lbs dried
fruit. pkgs groceries ana provisions, 80 bales
oakum, 200 coils % bdls rope, pkGs machin-
cry, %. 94S lbs tallow. IS bdls brooms, II pkgs
acid. bales twine.
To Peru-2O bbls -four so cs canned salmon,
299 cs assorted canned goods, 40 cs salad Oil
336 lbs raisins, $500 lbs lard. 1000 lbs dried
fruit 1000 lbs Goldfish. cs millstuns, l3 pkgs
baking powder cs preserved cherries. ZV4l2
lbs tallow, Ioe coils SO bdls rope, y cs drugs
and sundries. 80 pkgs machinery, 4eo Dois
shocks.
To Chile-2seo lbs dried fruit. 21 ctls wheat
% 400 lbs lard 154I cs canned salmon, l5I cs
assorted canned goods 43 cs whisky, 10 cs
gin 400 lbs Goldfish IA millstufs. =. 4So los
tailow bales drill. % pkgs machinery, ooo
To c;errnany@so. 900 lbs dried fruit, 100 cs
honey. SO cs canned fruit. S3'44o IDS as
phatum.
Of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
water Front Notes.

a Il Herlihy. chief engineer Of the Aztec,
has been transferred TO the Newport 70 sue
ceed Chief Engineer Harry McMullin, who
leaves the Pacific Mail service to engage in
business for himself.
The barkentine IrTngard arrived yesterday.
tu-enry-six days from Honolulu, with 10,15U
bags Of sugar.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's little
white liner Curacao. Captain r J. Paulsen,
left Mazatlan August p for this port The
Curacao. after discherging her cargo here, will
20 out OF commission and be turned over 10
the Risdon Iron Works for thorough over
hauling
The bark Roderick Dhu has arrived AZ Hilo
after a smart run Of thirteen days from this
port
yesterday for Puget Sound. From the Sound
she will come 70 this port
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
A RIoodIe.. BATTLE.

The crab fishermen at Meiggs wharf in
dulged IN argument yesterday afternoon
which eliminated IN what looked like free
6ghr. Language was used with Latin sban-
con, arms were waved and knives flashed IN
the sunshine. Crabs were thrown into the
water and times IL seemed IL nothing
could stem the tide OF argument Nothing did,
neither did any influence turn the talk into
hght Not one drop OF blood was spilled. Not
even wrist was slapped There was, how
ever. one casualty. Daniel O'ConnelI. boatman
and spectator, was knocked down and trampled
on when one contingent OF the debaters ad-
Vanced suddenly under the influence Of con-
vlncing argument and backed their opponents
over the place where Daniel had been enjoy
Inc rhe scene
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
SQUANDERS LARGE FORTUNE
AND THEN TURNS FOOTPAD
Chicago Man In Custody for Robbery
Says He Has Spent 100000
In Three Years.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-William Ely
held by the police for the Johannson
jewelry store hold-up, has squandered
100000 within three years, according
to the confession he made last night
to Inspector Shippy. This money, he
said, was left him at the death Of his
father.
Most of his fortune went IN betting
on horse races, Ely said. He further
limited that being unable to obtain en-
ployment, he had been forced to be-
come a hold-up man.
Two other men, suspected of being
the accomplices OF Ely, have been ar
rested.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
CONSIDERS DEVELOPMENT OF
WILL POWER ALL IMPORTANT
DR.. Andrews, President of the Unfver-
sity Of Nebraska, Addresses ILL.,
nois School Teachers.

CHICAGO. Aug. Acknowledgements
OF will power in the pupils was given
precedence over intellectual training
by DR.. Andrews, president of the Uni
versity of Nebraska, to-day, in a leo
tuye before the Cook County Teachers
Institute.
-r. Andrews told the teachers they
were making a mistake IL they per-
mitted an extraordinary or precocious
child to run riot along the line In
which he may show precocity, and not
seek to aid the pupil in receiving an
all-around development.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Other SAINT. re Trains.

SUBURBAN SERVICE STANDARD GAUGE
Q 40 III zoo q. M; 2:20. las. 3:15, ABS, SIS
$50, $780, 7:l5. $500. 1918 and II :35 D. M
Depart Sundays and holidays at Ills, 7:45,
a m ;12:15, 12:45. 1:15. 1 AS. 2:15. 2:45. 3:15.
3:45 4:15, 4:45, Sis. b:45. 6:15. 6:45 T:15
Gas. s:15 for sausalito only). 800. 1o:ia
IL :35 p m
For Fairfax. week days-7:4s n m. Sis
n m 6:45 D. m. Sundays and holidays
7:x5. s:45. e:15. 1915. IL AS a. m. lis D. m
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 g. m. daiiy-Cazadero and way stations
o:l5 a. m Sundays and holidays Point
Reyes, etc.
s:i5 p. m daily Except sunday)-For Caza-
dero, etc
sis p. m daily Except sundayl-For Poias
SIS D. m Sundays and holidays for Cana
dero. etc
FERRY-Union Depot. foot of Market St
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29

WEATHER. AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Hanford-Good hay crop: grapes and prunes
being picked.
Hollister-Prune crop not so large as last
year. but of superior quality.
Napa-Prunes dried; crop better than ex-
pected.
Livermore-Hop picking will begin at Pleas
anton about September 4.
Colusa-wine and raisin grapes being picked;
quality good.
A. C. McADIE. Section Director.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Yarbt Nada out AM Nipht.

The yacht NADIA again has been guilty Of
the in6iscretion OF staying out all night Only
& week ago a party OF young and ulaidens
went out for q Sunday sail IN the yacht and
old not get hack until Monday morning, vic
tins of the winds fckleness. The Nada WAS
out on Sunday with a similar party. Once
more caluns beset her path and as before she
didn't 20 home until morning and then only
when one OF CrOWley's launches sent
after her The Nsda doesn't mind staying out
after dark She has all week IN which TO
rest but as a result Of her alI-night cruising
some very weary stenographers took oictation
yesterday with rather unsatisfactory results
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
succeed. Melyille wv. Mlller.

OYSTER BAY, l.. l.. Aug. 2S.-Jesse
T. Wilson of Indiana was appointed by
President Roosevelt to-day to be Sec
ond Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
Wilson will succeed in that position
Melville w. Miller, also an Indiana man,
whose resignation the President ac-
cepted to take effect August /, last.
The probable appointment of Wilson
was understood some time ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Death Not Due to Poison.

BUFFALO, N: Y, Aug. 2S.-The
death of John A. Homer, the Buffalo
merchant, was due to cholera morbus
and heart disease, and not to carbolic
acid administered by his wife. Mrs.
Homer gave herself up to the police on
the day of her husbands death, saying
she had poisoned him. She has been
adiudGed insane.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Postomce Appointments.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 2S.-
Changes in fourth class Postmasters:
BEETLES, Alaska, Charles F. Grimm, vice
volney Richmond; st. Michael, Alas
ka, Albert F. zipf, vice Eashby E.
Balm.
Appointments made in rural carrier
force California;: Laton, George r.
Huntington, carrier; Charles A. Hunt
ington, substitute Petaluma, L. Arm
strong, carrier; Samuel c. Todd, SUBJ
stitute.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
AucKLANp-sailed Aug 2s-s.mr si.rr.

AUCKLAND-Sailed Aug 25-Stmr Sierra,
for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 2S-Stmr Sonoma. hence Aug 10.
MAZATLAN-Sailed Aug 25-Stmr Cura-
Gao, for San Francisco.
LADYSMITH-Sailed Aug 26-Ger stmr
Germanicus for San Francisco.
NANAIMO-Sailed Aug 2s-Br stmr yelling
ton, for San Francisco.
CORONEI-Arrived Aug 26-Stmr Texan,
from Hilo, and sailed Aug % for Delaware
Breakwater.
GUAYAQUIL-Sailed Aug 2S-Br stmr Ca
pac, for Port Townsend.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DOvER-Arrived Aug 2S-Stmr Kroonland.
from New York.
MOVILLE-Arrived Aug 2s-stmr Furnessia,
from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Barley for Europe.

The British bark Annesley was cleared yes
terday for Queenstown. for orders, with 81, 351
ceutsls Of barley, valued at So. SO, and 15,O
feet Of lumber dunnage, valued at $50.
This IS the first grain cargo cleared for Europe
since February.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
shipping Merchants.

The British bark Saxon is chartered for grain
from Puget Sound 10 Europe 26s Sd, and
Ire British steamer Henley for lumber from
Puget Sound 70 Ancon at 40s- Both chartered
prior 70 arrival. The ship Falls OF Clyde re-
turns 70 Hilo with general cargo
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Ban Game spectator killed.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. 2s.-W- F.
Franks, a druggist, was hit by foul
tip at a ball game yesterday. His
skull was fractured and death followed
in few hours.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
The Orerdue List.

The vessels on the overdue list quoted
FOR reinsurance as follows: Lafayette. go per
cent. Port Stanley. Is per cent; Lalla Rookh.
80 per cent. ana Deccan, 10 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

Rain has fallen from the Columbia River
northward and also in Utah and Arizona.
Thunderstorms have occurred in Salt Lake City
and Flagstaff.
Warmer weather prevails in California south
of Tehachapi.
The following high winds are reported
North Head 80 miles, southeast; Point Reyes,
46, northwest.
Forecast made at San FranciDco for thirty
hours ending midnight. August 20:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
light south winds. changing TO fresh west.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fatr Tuesday;
light wind.
Sacramento yalley-Fair Tuesday; light south
wind.
San Joaquin Valley = Fair Tuesday; light
north wind.
Coast-Fair Tuesday light west wind.
Nevada-Fair Tuesday.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Memoranda.

Per bktn Irmgard-Had light winds and
Gains the entire passage.
LONDON Aug 2S.-The Br bark Antiope,
previously reported seized. captured on
Aug 13 near Saghalien Stmr Montara, pre-
viousIy reported seized on August 16
at Nikolski.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
TUESDAY. AUGUST %.

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 time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
6ay 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 minus O.
sign precedes the height, and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29

Branch photographic Office. U. S. N. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. Cal,
Monday, August IS, 1873.
The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
l. e., at OF the 12oth meridian OF at
N m Greenwich time ]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant, L. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Time Ball.

the charts The plane of reference In the mean
of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
FROM SEATTLE
SUN, Moon and Tide.

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance TO San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority of the
Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front Csfission-street wharD about IS
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
Of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29

BERLIN. Aug 2s.-The National Gallery
has bought MensePs Court Ball Supper Of
Emil Meiner Of Dresden for $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
COAST 1TootL LINE. = EssT.s. s.r.e,, daas'

7Foot of Market strsss)
N7.46A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
OuIyl ...... ........ss-.-..- -........
e.16A Newark. Centerville. San jose.
FELTON,, Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and Way Stations .....-.....
t9.15ANewark, San Jose. FELTON,. Boulder
Creek, Santa Cruz. Z...............
f2.15p Newark, Centerville. San Jose,
New Almaden. Los Getos. FELTON,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ..........
4.16p Newark. San Jose, Los GatOs,
4.16p Saturday and Sunday for FELTON,.
Boulder Creak Santa CruZ -
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29

Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending p m,
10th meridian time, San Francisco. August Is
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29

OAKLAND HARBOR TERRY
(Foot Of Market STD
t7t5AM. 9.o0A.M. ff.00A.m.
100 Pm. 500 Pm. SIS ?. 4
for Morning p for Afternoon.
tSurday excepted tSunday only.
MONDAY only