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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24
KA|SER'S SHIP
MAKES A CALL
German Cruiser Fake, Bound
for Alaska, Reaches Port
and Will Stay Two Weeks
ARMY WILL ENTERTAIN
War Department Requests
Officers Stationed Here
to Give Teutons Good Time

The German fourth-class cruiser
Fake, Captain Behncke, which has
been cruising in leisurely manner
along the South and Central American
coasts, arrived here yesterday after
noon and will remain in the harbor for
about two weeks She is on her way
to Alaska. This is the first time in
seven years that a ship of the Kaiser's
navy has dropped anchor inside the
Golden Gate. The authorities at Wash
ington are anxious TO show the visitor
every courtesy. The ships of the Pa
cifie squadron are away. but the War
Department has requested the army
representatives. here to play host for
Uncle Sam and to give the Germans a
good time during their stay at the
metropolis of the Pacific. And the or
der has been issued to the military Of
fcers stationed here that for the next few
weeks HOch" must be substituted for
Here's looking AT YOU Army poets
viii be kept under strict surveillance
in order that there may be no jangle
such as was caused by the jingle that
resulted from Admiral Coghlan's fam
Gus ride on Pegasus
There is nothing new in the way of
naval architecture about the Fake.
She is "A clean. trim-looking vessel.
manned by smart looking officers and
crew Of sturdy Teutons. The after
noon DIStLe gave the NlSltor rather an
inhospitaSle reception. and as she came
in without a pilot it was with some diff
ficulty that Captain Behncke brought
his vessel 10 anchor She will move
this morning from off Vallejo street to
q more peaceful anchorage near the
Union Iron Works.
The Fake was built in 1891 and it is
I'VE years since she last went into COM
mission Four years OF that time she
was stationed on the Atlantic She has
been on the Pacific about twelve
months
She is a vessel of 1852 tons and can
make about sixteen knots She carries
eight four-inch guns. five y Inch and
four Maxims. She is equipped with two
torpedo tubes.
Here officers are: Captain Behncke;
executive officer. Lieutenant Command
er Bendemann; navigator, Lieutenant
Gluer; Lieutenants Gleis. Schroeder.
Assman and Callisen; Surgeon Seiffe
Engineer Marx and Paymaster Linn
mann. She carries a crew of I62 men.
The Fake will receive visitors on
board between the hours of 1880 a m.
and p. m. and between and p. m.
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HAVE COURTESY
Of THE NATION
Austrian Officers in Our City
Receive Attentions by
Order Of War Department
ARE WE'LL ENTERTAINED
Count V. Hubner and Lieu
tenant Windisch-G in
Escort of Captain Winn

The attention shown to the dis
tinguished Austrian officers now in this
city by army officials here Is due to a
direct order from the War Department at
Washington.
Ever since Count V Hubner. the re-
tired field marshal of the Austrian army,
and the lieutenant. Prince Windisch-
Graetz of the Austrian army arrived here
they have received especial attention
from the division and department COM
manders. In accordance with the orders
from Washington General Sumner dele
gated Captain Frank L. Winn to act as
special escort of the visitors during their
stay in the State. Last night they de-
parted for Monterey, where they will
stay until tomorrow, when they will
return to this city and will then leave
for a trip to Yosemite Valley, Captain
Winn being with them on both these
tours. Yesterday they were shown about
the city. They saw the main points of
interest and expressed themselves as
highly pleased with San Francisco and
what they have seen.
captain w. G. Haan. artillery corps.
general staff, arrived here yesterday on
leave After ten days visit to different
portions of the State he will relieve Major
w Il. Birkhimer, general staff of Pacific
division.
The following officers registered at de-
partment headquarters yesterday: Lieu-
tenants E. C. Wells, Louis II. Kilbourne
and Orson l.. Early, all of Eighth Cav
airy: Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Williams,
Fifteenth Infantry, and Lieutenant c. M
Spears, Philippine Scouts.
The transport Sherman sailed from
Nagasaki for this port on the 22nd with
the Fourth Infantry and 1875 casuals on
board The transport Dix left Honolulu
for Seattle on the 18th and is due at the
latter port about Monday.
Leave of absence for twenty-six days,
to take effect about August l, 1906. IS
granted Captain Robert s. Abernethy,
Artillery Corps, Presidio of San fran
cisco, Cal.
Leave of absence for one month, upon
surgeons certificate of disability, Is
granted Captain Kenneth Morton. ordi-
nance department, now at the army gem
eral hospital, Presidio of San Francisco
Cal, to take effect at once.
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ASK FIRE COMMISSIONERS
FOR BETTER PROTECTION
Lumbermcn Want More Hydrnnfs IN
the NejghDOrhOOd of Sixth nnd
Channel Streets.

the NeighDorhOod of Sixth md
Channel Streets.
F. H. Winter addressed the boaru ol
Fire Commissioners yesterday after-
noon in behalf of lumbermen and other
business men i'll the neighborhood OF
Sixth and Channel streets for better IRE
protection in thar district. He said that
il big conliagratiOn ever started IN
that part of the city the supply OF
water would be insufficient 10 cope
witt: the blaze. Tile matter was re-
ferred 10 the Chief Engineer. and 1T IS
likely many hydrants will be installed
in the locality.
Sandy Hertz, who distinguished him.
self by keroically saving brother fire-
man at a recent fire, has been charged
with being abusive to his superior OF
ficsr and with IN assault on a member
of the same company. AS he was but
a substitute. he was let out of the de-
partment without u trial.
A letter was received from the mem-
bers of Truck 10. asking for the PRIV
iIege of attending the funeral OF Mrs
Lane. an old ana almost friendles3
woman who had been doing work for
the fremcn for many years. The COM
missioners granted their request.
Bids will be received for the erect
ing of 100 four-inch hydrants and 90
five-inch hydrapts throughout the city.
August Engelke, hoseman of Engine
Company No 2S, was temporarily pro-
moted to lieutenant of Engine Company
No g Charges were preferred against
William Crawhall Of Engine Company
No 13 and Hosemdn Michael Dwyer
for intoXicatiou.
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NEW YORK-Arr.ved June 22-Stmr ORR
zaha from Colon; Br stmr Queen Helena, from
Singapore.
SAND POINT-Sailed May 2EBr stmr
Curzo, for Coronel-
VALPARAISQ-Sailed May 1S-Br stmr
Anglo Chilean for Baltimore. June 14-Ger
stmr Nauplia fer San Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures May 3l-Br stmr
Indramayo. from Singapore.
yENTNOR-Passed June 21-Br ship Ra-
hane. from Rotterdam for San Francisco.
GUAYAQUII-SaiIedM May 26-Br stmr Con-
COR, for New York.
SALAVERRY-Sailed May 31-Br stmr
Mohican for - May 23-Br stmr Thorn
HILL for Pascamayo.
TYNE-Sailed June 21-Fr ship Desaix, for
San Francisco.
MELBOURNE-Sailed June 23-Ship Henry
Willard for Honolulu.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrved April 23-Stmr Car
pathia. from Liverpool stmr Campania. from
liverpool reported by wireless telegraph 140
miles east OF the Nantucket lightship at 8
M will probably dock about O'Clock to-
morrow morning; stmr La Lorraine, from
Havre reported by wireless telegraph at
a m thirty miles east of Nantucket lightship,
will probably dock about m tomorrow
1
Memoranda.
Brig Tanner, bound from Mukilteo for San
Francisco, has been picked up north of Cape
BeaIe Vancouver Island, by tug, in water
logged condition.
Ger schr Ponape and Ger schr Diana were
totally wrecked at Ponape on April 20 during
a hurricane.
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May visit the Dakota.

The Great Northern Steamship Company
kept open house yesterday afternoon on board
the big liner Dakota, and nearly ten thou
sand people took the opportunity to visit the
vessel. which has the distinction OF being
one OF the largest IN the world. Along the
water front from the ferry 10 Broadway wharf.
humanity poured all the afternoon, and the
big liner was gay for hours with the hutter of
many colored skirts. The throng on board
was at times uncomfortable, but the police
kept the people moving, and the visitors saw
as much OF the big ship as they could in the
srsn OF one short afternoon. The Dakota VIII
leave Tor seattle probably on Sunday.
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WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Colusa-Amonds Will be about half<& crop.
Observation-Disclosures mountains;
grasshoppers continue to do damage in places.
Wiilows-All fruits doing nicely; rpening
fast.
Hanford-First car crop apricots
shipped to Chicago to-day: wheat crop excel
lent.
stockton-Grapes in excellent condition; will
be heavy crop.
Hc.ilster-Early pears. good crop; Bartlett
pears, medium
Observation-Disclosures favorable for crops.
Santa Mara--similar weather and crop
conditions continue.
Newman-wheat harvesting commenced;
yield below expectations.
Observation-Disclosures late oranges almost
ripe.
Santa Rosa-Grapes mildewing in sections
warmer weather needed
A. G. McADEE. Section Director.
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Brig manner IN pi.tre...

When word was received here that the
ancient brig Tanner had been put in com
mission snd was starting for this port from
Puget Sound with a cargo of lumber 1t was
predicted that long before she within
the field OF the Point Lobos loCkouts spyglass
size would be heard from in distress And
the Tanner has made good" She was picked
up by a tug yesterday of Cape Beale. leak
ing like a sieve and making a vain effort to
work her way into Barkley Sound. She had
been caught IN storm and was driving
toward the Vancouver Island coast when the
tux took hold The Tanner is hfty years Old
ana IL is many years since she fit TO go
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest TO Mariners and
Shippiug Merchants.

. The latest charters reported are: The French
ship Asnieres wheat from this port to Europe
AZ Dos Cd. or barley at 23s Cd. with option OF
merchandise 20 Antwerp al 22s. or London OF
Liverpool at o3s Sd: British bark Landskrona
cat Honolulu), lumber from Puget Sound 70 a
direct south African port (reported rate, 55s).
Both vessels were chartered prior TO arrival.
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Office that at IL rs a. m. of June 16 when
bringing in the British ship County of Inver
ness, he rounded to off Black Point and. when
the ship was at dead standstil let go the
anchor. The chain stopped running out when
three fathoms were at the hawsepipe and the
chain was slack far the Windlass: when
the ship gathered sternway with the flood tide
and the topsail TO the mast the balance of
the chain out. When the anchor was let
go the ships position from one-half TO
tive-eighths of a mile n 9. w. (magD from
Black Point, and a cast of the lead at that
time Ia fdthoms amidshiDs. Captain
Jordan thinks there is sunken obstruc
tion upon which the anchor hung.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. N, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

day in the order Of occurrence as to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day. except when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition to the soundngs 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 charts. The plane of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Friday, June o.
Ger cruiser Fake. Behmcke, Sc hours from
San Diego.
stmr Mariposa, Lawless. 1 days 6 hours and
35 minutes from Tahiti.
stmr Corona. Gielow. 1sh hours from
Eureka.
ssmr Elizabeth. Jensen. 10 hours from
Bandou.
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The Overdue List.

The vessels on the overdue list are quoted
fo- reinsurance as follows Honolulu IS per
cent: chpperkyie. 20 per cent and swanhilda,
65 Der cent.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
The pressure has fallen steadily over the
inter mountain country. High winds are re-
ported at many points west of the Rocky
Mountains. Light showers have occurred in
Idaho and Eastern Oregon.
The following maximum wind velocities have
occurred: Modena, As miles, southwest; Point
Reyes 81, northwest: Faralones 30. north
west: San Francisco. AZ, west.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, June "a:
san Francisco and vicinity-Far Saturday
brisk west winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Saturday,
with fog in the morning; fresh southwest
winds.
Sacramento yalley-Fair Saturday: light
south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday; fresh
north winds.
Coast-Foggy Saturday,; brisk west winds
Nevada-Fair Saturday
A. G. McADIE District Forecaster.
Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending p. m,
120th meridian time, San Francisco. June %
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart week days at 200. I:45. S:25. 9:lO
o so. IL 90 a. M: 1920. las. 3:15 ABS, 5:I5
$50. $3.50, I:15. 9:e0. 1915 and 1:35 D. m.
Depart Sundays and holidays at 7:15. 7:45
s.15 S:45, 9:15 9:45. 1915. 1O:45. IL u.s. IL AZ
a. m: 12:15. 2:45. lis. AS. 2:15. 2:45. 3:I5
3:45 4:15. 4:45. 5:1J. 5:i5, 6:15. 6:45 7:f5
q AS. Sis for sausalito only). $780, 1918
For Fairfax. week days-.:45 a. m. s:15
d. M, Sis p. m Sundays and holiday
T.45 S:i5. 9:15. 10:15 Las a. m 1:15 p N,
THROUGH TRAINS
IA a. m. daily-Cazade-o and way stations
9:l5 a. m. Sundays and Holidays-Point
i:IS .. m daily texcept suEday)-For GAIA
sis p. m. daily Except sanday)-For Point
Reyes. etc.
Sis .. m Sundays and Holidays for caza-
dero. etc.
TICKET OFFICE-650 Market ST.
FERRY-Untou Depot. foot OF Market ST.
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GERMAN vessels Lost fin Hurricane.

Word was received yesterday that the Ger
man schooner Ponape and the German ship
Diana were wrecked on April 20 at Ponape
during a hurricane.
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Notice to Mariners.

csntafn f. W. Jordan pilot at San-F Fran
essco reports TO the Branch Hydrographic
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.

SAN FRANCISCO To SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS.: 80. 500. 900, IL: :O0 a. !:
12:35. 2:3O. 400. $40, $50. $50 and 1850
D. m.
Saturdays-Extra trip at 80 D. m.
SUNDAYS-7:30 SEQ. 600. $780, IL 100 a. m:
1880, $50. $40 $40. $50. 7:25. IL 80 D. m
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-6:O5. $3.50. 1888. 1850. $40.
9:2O, HIS a m: 1880. u: 100. $40. 800.
500 5.25, $50 D. m. Saturdays-Extra
sIINDAYSL6:50 7:35. $40. 9:20. u:15 a. m
1.45 $40 800, 500, $50. SIPS. 6:20. 80.
lbs o. m Except Saturdays
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MT.TAMALPAIs Railway

u-KET 1850 MARKET ST., North Short Railroad)
OFFICES ad SAUsALIIo FERRY. Foot Market St.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

COAST LINE Marrow Gaagl
(Foot OF Market Strect-)
7.46A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
9-15ANewark. Centerville. San Jose.
FELTON,. Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and WAY Stations .......
t2.15PNewark. Centervilie, San Jose.
New Almadcn. Los Gatos. FELTON,.
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ..........
4.15pNewark, San Jose, Los Gstos ....
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ffhird and rnwnsend Stresrs-I Z

COAST LINE (Br0ad 6augel.
g(Third and Townsend Streets.)
6f0A San Jose and Way stafions........- 63Op
t7.60A San Jose and way stations 5.40p
7.15AMonterey. Santa Cruz Excursion
sooaNe% uads Aima1e dery{ [Tues Fri. oniyj. Aus
a.0oA The Coaster-san Jose. salinas.
Margarfta. San Luis Obispo,
Guadalupe, Gaviota. Santa Bar
bara, San Buenaventura, Oxnard.
Burbank, Los Angeles ..........- 10.5op
eo0A GiIroy. HoIlfster. Castroville, Del
Monte. Pacific Grove, Surf.
sooA San I1s Jose' Tres Pinos. watsonvilie.
Grove Salinas. san Luis Obispo
and Principal Way Stations $780,. 41c7
1o.50A San Jose and Way Stations.......-. 1.2op
m .3OA San Jose and Way Stations. 7.yOp
215P San Jose and Way Stations ........ 1854
5-ooP Del Monte ExpTess-ssnts Clara.
Pacific grove ve..........;;,.......... false
Santa Cruz. via Santa Clara and
Marrow Gauge. .-......;.... t1o.45A
5.30P Valencia St. South San Francisco.
Burlingame. San Jose, Gflroy,
81 HOUSE I'd II; Ess lsss: ss:
70. 00PSan Clara. San Jose. Los Gatos,
sS ss!sss %sS sS. ss.
Robles, San Luis O5ispo. Santa
Barbars. Los Angeles, Deming.
FL aso, New Orleans ............ 9.1OA
5-45PEl Paso. Kansas City, st. Louis,
- Chicago: 1o.5os
6-469Pajaro, Watsonvtl1e. Capit0la,
Santa Cruz. Castr ovflle, Del t10.10p
Monte, Pacific Grove ...........l t10.30p
t6.15PSan Mateo, BeresfOrd, Belmont,
San Carlos. Redwood. Fair Oaks,
Menlo Park. Palo Alto ...... -. ts.4sA
6.30pSan Jose and Way stations e-36A
8.00PP PPGlo Alto a nd Way stations. ...... 1o.f5A
11-50P South San Francisco Millbrae, Bur-
lingame. San Mate0, Belmont.
San Carlos. Redwood. Fair Oaks,
Menlo Park and PaIO Alto $4,000. t9.45p
ali SOP Mayheld, Mountain View. Sunny
vale, Lawrence, Santa Clara and
San Jose ......-....... ts.45s
OAKLAND HARBCR FERRY
(FOot OF Market St)
t7t6AM. 9.o0A 11.0eA.M.
100 p. N. 500 Pm. SIS P.m
for Morning. P for Afternoon.
fSunday excepted. tSunday only.
rCof nrdn nuIv o4lv
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
Trains leave and are due
:: :: :: :
AO@kM to arrive at
so9IEs FROM JUNE Is. isoS
SS<N FrRRY DEPOT
SClN (Foos Of Market street.)
Lave MAIN LINE. AsErv1
7-00A Elmira, vacavllle. Winters. Rumsey 7-46p
7.00A Richmond Benicia. Sacramento,
Suisun and Way Stations 7.28p
7.40AVaIlejo, Nspa. Calistoga. Santa
Rosa. Martinez. San Ramon 6-o8P
7.40ANiles. Pleasanton. Ltvermore,
Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton ........ I.Z8p
e.00A Shasta Express-(Vfa Dsvis).
Williams. Willows, tFruto. Red
Bluff Portland. Tacoma Seattle. 7.48p
9.00A Davis. Woodland. knights Landing,
Marysvillc, Oroville. 7.48P
2oAhsrtlnez, Antioch, Byron. Tracy.
stockton. Newman, Los Banos,
.s sssS::a H:$sas ns.r.,s tss: ss:
desto. Raymond. Fresno. Goshen
Junction Hanford. visalia. "a.
S.4oa Niles. San Jose Livermorc. stock
ton (Milton). Valley Spring,
lone, Sacramento, Placerville,
Colfax. Marysville. Red Bluff ...- 4.08p
A.ss sSs All a: sss
94OA Richmond. Port Costa. Martinez
10 %. v:sly Y.S S;ssss ssps sSssss only
102OALos Angeles Passenger-Port
Costa. Martinez. Byron. Tracy,
Lathrop, Stockton Merced,
Raymond. Fresno, Goshen juno
ton. Hanford. Lemoore, vissIia,
Bake sfeld. Los Angeles. ....... 7.o8n
10.2OA FL Paso, Kansas City. St. Louis and
n ma The Overland Limited-0gdsn.
omaha, Chicago. Denver, Kansas
=, An. N,Ies' san lose and wav stations. S.4se
fi0OP Sacramento River Steamers ....... t11.00P
540p Benicia. Winters. Sacramento.
Woodland. knights Landing
ss!:Es ss ssa sss SPTs Tas ssiss: .s:
4o0PValleJo. Martinez. San Ramon.
Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa 49,. s.2eA
4-o0P Niles. Tracy, Stockton, Lodt...... 0.28A
440P Hayward. Niles. Irvington, SanJ t8.48A
Jose, Lfverm0re. e....-....-..-...l I'll. .48A
6.00PT The Owl Limited Newman, Los
Banos. Mendoza, Fresno, Tulare,
Bakersfield. Los Angeles. SABA
5oOP Chicago and st. Louis Special-El
Pase, Kansas City, St. Louis and
t5.2op Harvard: Nile: and San Jose. s.6SA
~ sun. Sacramento -. =. 112sa
5000 Eastern Express-Omaha, Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City, st. Louis.
Martinez. Stockton Sacramcnto,
Colfax. Reno. Sparks, Monticello,
5000 Fsywsrd. Niles and San Jose ...... s.4Ss
7007 Reno Passenger-Port Costa. Be
nicia, Suisun, Elmira, Dixon,
Davis.Sacramento. Sparks, TonO-
pah. Goldfeld and KeeIer-..-. 7.08A
7.40P Port Costa, Martinez Byron, Tracy,
Modesto. Merced, Fresno 1909
74Op Yosemite and MaripOsa Big Trees
Hs sgsss5 ns".s9 sss ssss
ramenr0 Marysville Reddng,
Portland. Puget Sound and East. e.48A
day Oniyl -. .................. t11.4sA
rOAST IlME Marrow Gauuel
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STAGES connect at santa Rosa for White
e,,,lnhur Springs and Mark West Springs: at
E-r,iron for Burl1e's Sanitarium. at Lytton for
rtton Springs at Geyserville for Skaggs
snrsngs: at Cloverdale for the Geysers. Boone
s-;rIe and Greenwood: at HOpland for Duncan
Sn-ines Highland Springs. KeIseyville. Carl
nsd Sorings Soda Bay. Lakeport and Bartlett
Swings. at Ukiah for Fichy Springs. Saratoga
Srr-;-g~ Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake, Witter
Srrings Upper Lake. Pomo. Potter Valley
Iabn Day's. Lierleys. Hullville. Orr's Hot
Sn-,ngs Halfway House. Comptche. Hopkins.
Merdocino city. Fort Bragg. Westport. Usal:
a, Wiliits for Hearst and Sawyer; at Sherwood
for Westport. Cahto. Covelo. Laytonville. Cum
mine Bells Springs. Harris Olsens. Dyer.
Carberville. Pepperwood. Camps. Scotia ard
Eureka
duced rates.
On Sundays-Round-tr tickets to all points
beyond San Rafael at half rates.
Ticket office. $50 Market street. Chronicle
building
JAS AGLER r. x RYAN
Gen. Manager Gen. Pass An.
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other Santa Fe Trnins,
. o0 .o0 a. =. FOR Stockton. Fresno. Bakersfield.
. 3 .S0 az ? p M Merced. Hanford and visalia.
100 o. m For Stockton.
: 80 a. m. Direct connection for Yosemite
Q 80 a. m. Valley and the Big Trees.
Q 80 a. m For Kansas City. Grand Canyon
8 100 o. M. and Chicago
o 80 a. I'd For Oakdale and points on Sierra
Railway.
Ticket Ufnces-653 Market 81. and Ferry Depot
San Francisco. also 1112 Broadway. Oak
land. CAL: also 81 South First. San Jose
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FROM SEATTLE

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 at
the city front (sfission-street WHARF about 2a
minutes later than at Fort Point the height
Of tide is the same at both places:
Time Ball.
Branch Photographic Office. u S. N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. CAL,
%, 1905:
The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly noon to-day
T. e. at noon of the 12Oth meridian. or at
%. m Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u S. N. in charge.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-06
Speaker Cannes. So!a His Coat.

Indianapolis, November 19.-Sens.
tor Hemenwsy last night told . story
OF Speaker Cannon that seems to be
new. lie said that the Speakers 8
daughter looks after her father 8
clothing. and one day. she suggested
that he needed q new overeoat, aud
he said that he would drop in at
his tailor's and order one the next
day.
Miss Cannon knew her father @
Washington tailor aud sho made IT, o
point to SEQ him. She selected q
handsome piece Of cloth aud asked the
price.
Its worth $780," said the tailor.
"Very well," said Hiss Cannon,
when father comes in you show it to
him end suggest that il is just tho
thing. He will not want to pay
you more than s2s, SC you pu. that
price on it and I will pay the remain.
DER"
Two days later Mr.. Cannon called
on his tailor TO buy an overooat. He
readily fell into the trap and selected
tho cloth the tailor urged him to buy.
The coat was made end it was q fine
garment. The day Congress opened
Uncle JOG" was on hand with his
new overooat. Several members ad-
mirsd II aud one Congress mau asked
what the coat cost and where it was
purchased: Mr. Canoou gave the
name OF the tailor aud proudly in
formed che Congressman that he got
the coat for, 925." +.
That's, cheap enough" replied The
Congressman. ''I'd like 10 have one
like ;e. I'll cell you what I'll do.
haven's time to 60 aud see that eailo,
and wais fox; coat to be made. I'll
give you $40 FOR IT,
"The e,as's yours" said ''Uucl,
Joe," and he; clipped Of the garment
and handed il over. +, = ,
The speaker is:wondering yet wha
bsoughs q very strange expression t,
Miss Cannon's. fece that evening q
dinner when he told her about hi
ahrswd overcoat deal. a. *.'..., =. -.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-06

s. s. Men who can labor with their
hands are needed in the South. 40.
oording to The Manufaoturers' Re.
cord with every able.bodied laboEing
man now at work, '.here would still
be room sorl50O,oOo men and women
to- do; the immediate work Of the
South, 70 cay nothing OF that which
is to be done hereafter. This short
age Of help has told severely In the
cotton mills. According TO The Be-
cord, ''In the season of 1901 .05 South.
ern cotton mills consumed LIE, ,992
bales Of cotton, though their spinning
capacity wss /, sufficient TO-, consume
400, 900 or 600, 600 bales more. = .. 3 :: !: