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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
The Mariposa.s Cargo.

The steamer Mariposa sailed yesterday for
Tahiti with general merchandise cargo,
valued AT Ss2.79 and including the follow
ing:
l441 obls -four. 226 ctls barley, 4s7o lbs bran.
4s ctls wheat, $3.50 lbs beans 755 lbs dried
peas. 2s26 gals wine. 3S casks beer, 3412 lbs
sugar. 81 sS2T lbs 63 cs bread $50 cs canned
salmon Is pkgs picked salmon. 272 cs as
sorted canned goods 80 7cO lbs salt, 1882 lbs
lard. Ii pkgs paste, 81 pkgs groceries and pro-
visions. $50 lbs Goldfish. 1892 lbs coffee T0s
lbs 16 pkgs cheese 90. 26s lbs rice. 80 crts
potatoes Is crts onions 43 pkgs fresh fruits
and vegetables, crts garlic, 1457 lbs fresh
meat eggs. 1857 IT lumber 106 pkgs
dry goods q pigs drugs and sundries, IL cs
boots and Shoes 33 pkgs wire. So pkgs paper,
127 soap 81 bales bags. 81 coils rope, 16
bdls oars. 10 bales oakum pkgs brooms,
2 pkgs machinery. 81 pkgs agricultural i'm
plements pkgs bicycles, bbls tar, cs
turpentine 4 cs arms and ammunition, bdls
pipe so bdls shingles. 40 pdls laths. IL pkgs
shocks IS bdls 2 pcs iron, electrical
goods bdis steel, 60 pkgs nails, 80 pkgs
paints and oil 20 bales twine. 20 pkgs wagon
material 2 bales duck II pKgs n1illwork, 1000
lbs cement, S crts sewing machines.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

The reported speaking Of the over
due French bark Francois created
more than a ripple Of JOY yesterday on
the local sea Of reinsurance specula-
ton. The Francois was quoted at so
per cent. For one day the rate stood
st s. per cent, but heavy play here
and In London hammered il back to
SO. AT from so TO IS per cent more
than $4,000 had been placed in the
hands Of NJ A Newell, to put on
the Francois TO arrive. The report re-
ceived yesterday shows the vessel
making good progress toward her des-
rnstion. with all Well on board and
ship and cargo in good condition It
IS almost certain now that she viii
finish her voyage in safety and as soon
as she is reported at Runcorn in good
condition the men who put uD the
$50, ,O09 will receive about $3.50, 600
for their investment
J. is 2 long time since local specu-
lators pulled off anything like a TO 1
shot and there ives JOY yesterday in
theil ranks.
The Francois left here 100 days ago
FOR RuncOrn. She was reported on
March / 3 passing Fayal. in the Azores.
snd viii not be due at Runcorn for
some time yet. On the strength of
this speaking the rate on the Fran
co.'s was reduced TO Is per cent and
there probably IL viii stand until she
reaches her destination.
The other oVerdues are quoted as
follows: The Freshfield, 90 per cent;
Oberon, s per cent, and Mars, go per
cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

Colon
Sailed Mar 14stmr Finance. for Colon:
Br stmr Mohican for Callao.
FOREIGN PORTS
ENSTOWN-Arrived Mar 14-Br ship
Wray Castle, from Oregon.
SINGAPORE-Arrlved Feb 27-Ger stmr
Germanicus. from Hongkong
TCHIo-Arrived Mar 12-Fr ship Joinville,
HONGKONG-Arrived Mar lEBr stmr
Empress of China, from Vancouver.
IlNERPOCL-Arrived Mar 14-Br ship
Scottish Mcors, hence Nov 3. via Queenstown;
Dan bark Sixtus. hence Oct IS.
NEWCASTLE, AUS-Arriyed Mar Ger
ship Nauarchos, from Oregon
FA1AL-Passed Mar 13-Fr bark Francois,
hence Sent for Runcorn; all we'll
PANAMA-sailed Feb 2S-Ger stmr Neko.
KARATZU-sailed Mar 7-Br stmr ocean
Monarch. for Port Townsend.
BAHIA BLANCA-Sailed Mar 1-Br stmr
GUArEMALA-sa Sailed Feb 24-Ger stmr
Anubis, for Hamburg.
IQUIQUE-Sailed Feb 2s-Br bark Don, for
Honolulu.
VIcToRIA-Arrive Mar 15-stmr Ramona,
from Skagway for Seattle.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Mar 15-Stmr Neckar
from Naples; stmr Finland from Antwerp;
stnr citta di Milano. from Naples stmr Prlnz
Oskar, from Genoa and Naples.
Sailed Mar 15-Stmr Oceanic for Liver
pool: strnr Nord America for Naples and
Genoa. stmr Oscar II, for christiania, and Co.
BREMEN-Arrived Mar 14-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, from New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
CoPENHAGEN-Arrive Mar 12-stmr
United States, from New York via Christian
sand.
QUEENsTowN-Arrive of Mar l5-stmr
Teutonic. from New York. for Liverpool, and
proceeded
GENOA-Arrived Mar 15-Stmr Prinz AdeI-
bert. from New York. via Naples.
Sailed Mar 13-Stmr Sicilian, for New York
ALEXANDRIA-Arrived Mar 15-Stmr Re
NRx Varlc via dof Cad,
Gibraltar. Algfers, Genoa and Naples
LONDON-Arrived Mar 15-St1nr Menomi-
nee, from New York
LIVERPOOL-Sailed Mar 15-stmr Baltic
for New York, via Queenstown.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
CORRUPTION CHARGED
IN SUBWAY STRIKE
Formally Made That Of
ficials of the Unions Looked
for Reward.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Charges
have been filed with Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, which are said to reflect on
the integrity of individuals connected
with the subway and elevated railroad
strike in New York. Gompers said the
charges would be investigated.
1t is said that the charges contain
allegations that the strike was engi-
neered for the sole purpose of being
broken. Officials of the unions, it is
declared. received, or expected to re-
ceive, a large reward for bringing
about that strike.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
OBJECT TO PAYING FEES
FOR OFFICIAL INSPECTION
Hewitt Lays Complaint Before Super
visors and Wants Money for
Fourth Street Work

Chief Hewitt of the Department of
Electricity yesterday referred to the
Supervisors a complaint filed by n.
Relheimer and Vanderlynn Stow
against the exaction of inspection fees
on the part of gas and electric fix
ture houses. The ordinance imposes
a fee of IS cents an hour to cover the
expense of inspection during the in
stallation of electrical wires and ap-
paratus and the protestants maintain
that it was not intended to cover the
construction work on fixtures.
Hewitt also notified the Supervisors
that the Board of Electricity Commits
sioners refuses to permit him to pro-
ceed with the Fourth-street under
ground work until s255 has been set
aside to pay handling decorative poles
on Market street and the cost of re-
placing the city's wires on Fourth
street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
WILL
DELAY WHITING
While Not Seriously Hurt
Admiral Will Be Forced
to Stay a While in Hawaii

HONOLULU, March 15.-Rear Admi-
raj Whiting, U. S. N, who fell last
night while alighting from moving
electric car, sustained scalp wound
and was unconscious for two hours,
but recovered after being taken TO the
Queens Hospital.
Admiral Whiting will not be able to
continue his journey on the Pacific
Mail steamship Siberia to Manila.
where he is to serve on naval courts
martial The admiraPs injuries are not
considered serious.
VALLEJO, March 15.-Captain B. F.
Drake of the Mare Island Navy Yard
received orders this evening to prepare
to sail for Manila on the next Oriental
liner leaving San Francisco, to take
the place of Rear Admiral Whiting on
the court-martial board which is to
esit at Cavite to try Captain Briggs of
the cruiser Baltimore. The accident to
Admiral Whiting at Honolulu Tuesday
is the. cause of this order.
During the absence of Captain Drake
it is presumed that Lieutenant Com
mander Underwood, the new ordnance
officer, who is expected at Mare Island
daily, will act as captain of the navy
yard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
LABOR BODIES
ENJOY SOCIALS
W0men's Union League
Gives Entertainment and
Leaders Deliver Addresses
SHOE CLERKS GATHER
Central Council of Alameda
Declares Against the I'm
migration of Japanese
G&Ness9o
SHOE CLERKS GATHER
GsnssE :s:z5ssso ID
NlSesEa

Three labor organizations held open
house at the Alcazar building last
night. At the entertainment given by
the Women's Union Labor League No.
15S, an interesting programme was pre-
sented and addresses were made by
we'll known labor leaders. Among the
speakers were: P. H. Mccarthy. A. o.
Tveitmoe, W. ]. French. Russell L
Wisler and Walter Macarthur.
In an adjoining room the Boot and
Shoe Clerks Union gave a reception in
honor Of Grand Organizer Harry Odell,
who is visiting here. The gathering
was addressed by the same speakers
who addressed the Womens League.
The Iron Molders' Auxiliary, COM
posed of about $50 apprentices, enter
tained in the same building. The guest
of the evening was Joseph Valentine.
president of the International Iron
Molders' Union.
A resolution bearing on Asiatic labor
and proposed by t. f. Marshall and
seconded by l. l. Reboli was adopted
unanimously by the Central Labor
Council of Alameda County at its regu-
lar meeting last Monday evening. 1t
is as folloWs:
Whereas, The leaders OF public opinion in
this state, irrespective or class or poutlcdt
affiliations have awakened TO the danger that
threatens to swamp the labor market with
unfair competition from Asiatic immigrants,
whcsa alarming increase in numbers and un-
ceaSing activity felt in every department
of labor and constitute menace TO existing
conditions that has TO be reckoned with; and
Whereas The conditions under which those
who constitute this class of labor have ex-
listed in their own country are far below tns
standard of living in these United States; and
when labor from such source is placed in
competition with citizens Of this land. the
time has arrived to prevent continuance Of
the evil: and
Whereas. The tardy awakening OF the press
to the impending danger is calculated TO
arouse the nation to a lively sense or the ne
eessity of enacting such restrictive laws as
shall be capable of graphing with this debas-
ing competition; be it, therefore.
Resolved. That we call upon the representa-
tives of this State. in both the Senate and
House of Representatives at Washington, to
take immediate steps TO have enacted a law
that will effectually exclude from these United
States immigrants from Japan and all who by
law classed as Mongolians-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
v Ar IS R AGING
over RHUBARB
Growers Are Contending to
Control Local Market and
HousehOlders Save Coin

Rhubarb, the plant that serves every
spring in the East to cool the blood of
the alternating population that has fed
for some months on buckwheat cakes.
is having precisely the opposite effect
on the rhubarb raising people of Ala
media County and also on commission
men in this city in this month of
March. In fact, a rhubarb war is on.
Anybody can cause rhubarb to grow
in the valleys and lowlands of Califor-
nia but there are localities where it
comes to maturity earlier than in 9TH
ers, and those who grow the first rhu
barb have the market for their own.
At this time San Lorenzo and San
Leandro are the rhubarb centers of
California A little later Watsonville
and the region round about will be in
the field In Alameda County is what
is known as the Rhubarb Growers As
sociation, which sends a carload of the
plant to the East nearly every day and
also forward to the San Francisco
market Recently the association has
been trying to get all rhubarb produc-
ers in it's locality to unite with 1t and
fix a price. This has not been COM
plete success. In fact, when the first
move failed, the association came into
the field as a rate cutter the supposed
purpose being to force the outsiders to
come in as members.
Yesterday, in pursuance of this pol
icy, the association notified the dealers
in this city that the association desired
to have all it's goods sold. for the pres
ent. at about one-half of the ruling
rate. The figures were quoted and
caused gteat surprise. The outsider
producers would seem to have been
tatan wholly by surprise as their.
prices were much higher than those of
the association. Some dealers found
that there was no need of cutting
prices.
Householders in this city have been
accustomed to paying more and there
was no seeming advantage to the deal
crs in demoralizzing the market New
ertheless any sharp buyer could get
rhubarb for almost any price he would
name yesterday. Possibly the same
general conditions will exist for a few
days and new war measures may even
be devised by the rhubarb growers be-
fore the contest is over
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
RAPID INCREASE
OF SPEAKEASIES
Places Adjacent to Soldiers
Homes Where Drinks Nav
Be Quietly Obtained
CANTEEN LEGISLATION
No AppOrtiOnment of Federal
Money to Institutions That
Permit Liquor to Be Sold

Congress has again declared against
the maintenance of the canteen at
State soldiers homes The Bell
amendment prohibiting the apportion-
ment Of Federal money to any State
that permits the sale Of wine. beer or
whisky on the Home premises has
been continued IN force for another
year 1t was disclosed in the recent
debate in the House Of Representa-
tives that the State Home. Bath. New
York, and the California Home In Napa
County were the only State institu-
tions affected. Congressman Rider in
commenting on the amendment Ia
quoted In the Congressional Record as
saying: In consequence OF the pas
sage OF this amendment there have
grown up IN Bath alone within the past
year thirty-five speakeasies that the
soldiers patronize'
Gossip from Washington is 10 the
effect that the influence OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union ia
powerful at the National Capitol. The
ladies' are strongly opposed 20 the can
teen IN any form. There were no pro-
tests from California against the aboli-e
uon or the canteen- Senator Perkins
on his return from Washington last
summer remarked that the Senate was
SIMPLY overwhelmed by the ladies who
had secured the adoption of the
amendment in the House.
Ihe number OF saloons in Yountville
California, and vicinity has materially
increased since the canteen was abOI-
1shed and many of the prohibitionists
VINO were at the outset so earnestly
IN favor Of the sumptuary legislation
are beginning to entertain doubts as
to the moral value of restrictive meas
ures- The death rate at the California
Home has not been diminished In the
slightest degree by the abolition OF
the canteen. In the savings of money
by the veterans themselves there has
been decline and there is no increase
in rem1ttances to dependent relatives
The fact seems to be well established
that the veterans are now spending
more money for whisky than thew ex-
pended when the canteen was In full
blast
The directors Of the California Home
have not in any manner sought to IN
fuence a member Of Congress- or.
member OF the Legislature In favor Of
the restoration Of the canteen. They
are quite willing that the restrictive
measures recommended by the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
and other advocates of prohibition
shall be fully, fairly and impartialIv
tested. The agitators who fancied that
the board would make an appeal
to Congress for a restoration Of the
canteen were quite non-plused when
they found that no protest from Cali
fornia had been recorded.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
CAPTAIN wen known Here

The British ship Khyber bound from Mel
boCrne for Queenstown. has been lost on ths
Cornish coast and OF twenty-six souls on
board only three were saved, according TO a
cablegram received yesterday at the Mer-
chants Exchange. The Khyber was com
nnauded by Captain Rothery whose wife was
q Miss Badlam OF this city. Captain Rothery
has been frequent visitor TO San Francisco
and has many friends at this port Captain
Rothery's first wife was lost at sea II Is
not known whether his second wife was with
him on the Khyber. The cablegrafa did moi
give the names Of those saved. When thu
Msripoea arrived here on her last trip from
Tahiti she brought word OF the finding on
an Island near Tahiti OF bottle containing
z message which told Of the sinking OF the
khyher. That message was q lie at the time
~ Il ever came from the Khyber, but IL has
proved grfmiy prophetic.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
Found With Lottery Tickets.

William Cavanagh was arrested
yesterday by officers Mitchell and Cor
nelius on Grove street on suspicion of
having lottery tickets in his possess
sion. The officers guessed Alright. for
when Cavanagh was searched in the
City Hall station III brand new tick
cts were found slowed away in his
inside vest pocket. He was charged
with the offense and locked up pend
ing bail in the sum of 800, which
was furnished by the agent from
whom he bought the tickets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
FALLS DOWN STAIRS
AND BREAKS NECK
Unidentified LabOrer. Whose Name
May Have Been Mcknight.
Accidentally Killed.

An unidentified man. between 40
and so years old. the thumb of his left
hand missing. dressed as a laborer and
intoxicated. called at 145h Third
street, early yesterday morning and
asked TO be given a room. The land
lady, Mrs. Pickup. seeing his intoxi-
Gated condition, refused to accommo-
date him. The man turned TO depart
missed his footing and fell to the bot
tom of the stairway. When picked up
he was dead. One of the bystanders
said the dead mans name was Nc
Knight. The autopsy showed that
death had been caused by breaking Of
the neck. II was found also that the
mans left collar bone had been broken
several months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
SAILORS ENJOY SPLENDID
MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMME
Vocal and Instrumental Music and
Humorous Readings Heard at
Seatnen'S Institute

An enjoyable entertainment was
given last night at the Seamen's Insti-
tute. Steuart street. near Market. con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental selec-
lions, humorous readings and recita-
tions. The Rev. A. z. Bernays. B. A.,
curate of Grace Church, presided.
Miss Nj. Nichol played a piano solo
delightfully."-. Miss z. Bennett-Johnson
rendered songs, Miss Gladys Russell
ana A. w. Brock gave recitations and
Il. Z. Cossens contributed vocal solos,
AT the close of the entertainment the
whole audience Joined heartily in
singing the American and British ma
tiOnal anthems.
Next Wednesday evening William H.
Holt, the organist, and the Grace
Church choir will give a special pro-
gramme at the institute.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Wednesday, March 15
stmr IeQua- Jorgenson. 30 hours from San
stmr Gipsy. Leland. 2s hours from Mon
stmr Bee Krog, so hours from San Diego.
stmr City Of Para, Brown 80 days and 20
hours from Ancon via Mazatlan days and
stmr Marzhheld. Dettmers. AZ hours from
stmr Phoenix. odland 81 hours from Eureka
wednesday, March 15
stmr 1fariposs, Lawiess Tahiti; j spreck-
stmr Corona, Gieiow, Eureka; Pacific Coast
stmr Eureka. Hall Nanaimo: Western Fuel
stmr State Of California. Thomas San Dl-
ego; Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
schr Helene. Thompson. Honolulu; d
SAILED.
Wednesday March 15
Stmr oregonian, Carter, New York. via Sc
attic and Honolulu.
Stmr Bonita. Preble, San Pedro
Stmr Corona, Gielow. Eureka.
stmr Mariposa, Lawless, Tahiti.
stmr Eureka: Hall. Nanaimo.
Stmr Brunswick. Ellefsen Fort Bragg.
Stmr Iaoua. Jorgenson, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Arctic. Nelson. Eureka.
Bl<tn Tam O'Shanter, Bennett, Blaine.
Schr Bertie Minor. Raven, Eureka.
SPOKEN
Mar Io-Lat - n. long 10 W, Br ship Clan
Macfarlane, from Antwerp for Port Los An
Mar s-Lat 40 n. long 1e w, Br ship Ora
nssin. from Tacoma for Queenstown.
Mar 11-Of Castle Island, stmr Advance,
from New York for Colon.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT BOBos. Mar 15 10 m-weather
cloudy; wind Sc; velocity s miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
REATTLE-Sailed Mar 14-Stmr Farallon.
for skagwsy. Mar 15-stmr Lyra. for China
SAN PEDRo-sailed Mar 14-Bken ] II
Griffith, for Port Hadlock.
BELLINGHAM-Arrived Mar 15- Stmr
Rainier. hence Mar 3.
yENTURA-Arrived Mar 15-stmr Santa
Monica. from Santa Barbara.
PORT HADLOCK-Arrived Mar 15-Schr
Meteor. from San Pedro.
TATOOSH-Passed out Mar 15-schr Alice
Mcdonald, from Port Blakeley for San Pedro.
Chas E Falk. from Port Los Angeles; schr
Roy somers. hence Mar 10: schr Novelty.
Il; strrr Aberdeen, hence Mar IL: stmr Des-
patch. hence Mar IL; stmr Centralia- hence
BANDoN-ssiled Mar 15-stmrs Chico and
Elizabeth, for San Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND-Sailed Mar 15-Schr
Americana, for -; stmr Ramona, for Sc
SANTA BARBARA-saiIed Mar 15-stmr
Chehals. FOR San Francisco.
ASTORIA-Arriyed Mar 15-Stmr Columbia,
hence Mar 13; stmr Northland. hence Mar 13.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived Mar 15-Schr VIM
REDONDO-Sailed Mar 15-Stmr Geo
L<oomis, for San Francisco.
VENTURA-Sailed Mar 1b-Stmr Santa
Monica for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS.
HILO-Arrived Mar 13-stmr Enterprise.
hence Mar 4.
KAHULUI-sailed Mar s-stmr Argyll. with
bktn Fullerton in tow for San Francisco.
HONOLULU-Sailed Mar 15-Br ship Pc
Easus for Oregon: stmr Alameda for San
Francisco; stnr Siberia. for Hongkong. etc.
EASTERN PORT.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Mar 1hBr stmr
Wolf. from Punta Arenas, with cargo OF Br
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
Shinments for HonolnIn.

The schooner Helene was cleared yesterday
for Honolulu with an assorted merchandise
cargo, valued at S16.e21 and including the
following: 100 bbls -four. 5000 lbs bran. 1850
bales hay. 1853 ctls barley 3745 gals wine,
1880 lbs bread. 20 canned goods. 1876. .2e6
II lumber, 122 coils rope. $4,000 shingles. 4574
posts, 81 pcs doors and windows 81 pkgs
shocks, 81 pkgs tank material paints.
100 kegs blasting powder iG0 cs dynamite.
5525 gals distillste, 81 pkgs railroad material,
SOS rails
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
Cascade Affair Investigated.

United States Local Inspectors Bolles
and Bulger held an investigation yes
terday into the grounding of the
steamer Cascade near San Pedro
On March Z. The accident happened
at midnight and Captain Edward
Jahnsen, the master and pilot, explain
ed it by saying that his compasses
were out of order. The matter was
taken under advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
Memoranda.

TOXIC, March 15-Stmr Tacoma from Seat
tie for Viadivostok. was seized yesterday by
the japanese
LONDON, March 15-Fr bark Francois
from San Francisco for Runcorn, upon which
so PEI cent for reinsurance was being paid
passed Fayal Mar 13; all we'll
QUEENSTOWN, March 15-Br ship wray
Castle, from Oregon, dragged anchors and
drifted ashore here; seas breaking her; it
is thought vessel can be got off after light
ering
LONDON, March 15-Br ship Khyber, from
Melbourne for Queenstown, totally wrecked on
Cornish coast; % OF the crew drowned, 3
saved.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

Thomas are due here to-day from the Far
East At o'clock this morning the China
VIII be hTe days and fourteen hours out from
Honolulu. She should be before noon.
The Oceanic Steamship Companys liner
Sierra. Captain Houdlette viii leave here at
; o clock tomorrow evening for Honolulu and
the Antipodes
The British ship Wray Castle. from Oregon
drifted ashore yesterday at Queenstown after
dragging her anchors for long distance. The
seas are breaking over her but il is thought
that the vessel will be foated later.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST


The storm continues over California and rain
has fallen from San Diego to Eureka, with
snow in the mountains.
The following high winds reported. Point
Reyes, ~ miles southeast; Farallones, 40
southeast; San Diego, 26 southeast.
The temperature has fallen from to 10
degrees in California.
Southeast storm warnings are displayed
from San Diego to Eureka.
Forecast made at Sap Francisco .nr h .ty
hours ending midnight March 10:
California north of Tehachap api-Showers
Thursday fresh southeast winds; high on the
coast.
California south of Tehachapi-Rain Thurs
day; fresh south winds.
cooler.
San Francisco and vicinity-Showers Thurs
day; fresh south wind.
Les Angeles and vicinity-Rain Thursday
fresh east wind.
Saeramento-Rain Thursday; fresh south
winds.
Fresro-Rain Thursday: fresh south winds.
A G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
Marinosa SANS for Tahiti.

The Oceanic steamship conpany's liner
AariDosa, Captain Lswless. sailed yesterday
Following: B. D Dunlop Mrs Dunlop Miss
Eby. J. d. Long Jr. G. Mcdonnell. Mrs
4cDonneh, Miss T. Pomare r. c. Reid Mrs
y. K Willitts
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

CHICAGO March 15.-J. w Erwin, who
was in charge OF the San Francisco building
at the st. Louis Worlds Fair completed to-
day series of ten addresses at the Municipal
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

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
Pay. Published by official authority of the
Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters at
the city front tMission-street wharf about %
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
OF tide is the same at both places