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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
TURNS TURTLE
IN A CHOPPY SEA
Seven Sailors From a Revenue Cutter
Have Strenuous Battle for Life
Buffeted About in Dangerous Mannel
Until Rescuing Parties Arrive.

Seven sailors from the revenue cut
ter McCulloch had a struggle for life
In the choppy sea that was running
of Hurricane Gulch yesterday after
noon. They were out for a pleasur.
sail in one Of the ships boats wheI,
a sudden squall struck their Graf
with great force and turned it upsid',
down. The occupants were throwiI
out right and left
The sea was nasty and the ourren
running strong at the time. Th.
sailors struck boldly out for thei'
to reach *.
Some clamored on top and thu
others hung to the sides. High waves
Occasionally an unusually high sea
would force a sailor TO let go his hold
and he would have a strenuous time
regaining IL
The accident was witnessed by peo-
pie from the shore and on the differ
ent boats passing at the time. The
ferry-boat Caxadero had just left
Sausal!to on her $3.50 trip and her cap
tain saw the predicament of the sail
ors. He Immediately ordered his ves-
sci put about and a boat was
launched and sent to the rescue Of the
half drowned men.
Captain ]. c. Cantweu. commander
OF the McCulloch, was on the bridge
at the moment of the accident. He
at once ordered the ships gig sent to
the mems assistance. Between the
two rescuing parties the men were
hauled out of the briny and carried
on board the MoCulloch. The launch
Rob Roy put out from shore and made
fast to the overturned boat and towed
her alongside the revenue cutter.
The accident created great excite
ment among the passengers on the
Cazadero and the spectators who
were watching from the shore. Every
moment they expected to see one OF
the sailors, who was washed away
from the upset boat. fail to come to
the surface again. 1t was a great re-
lief TO the excited crowd when the
drenched mariners were finally landed
on the McCulloch's deck.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

BRITT BOXES AT BEACH.-The strong
wind kept the usual Sunday crowd from en-
joying the pleasures OF the C1in yesterday. A
favored few were treated to some real boxing
Britt and his trainers practiced a few rounds.
CLERKS LAND IN JAIL-Frank Johnson.
John Owens and Charles Horn raised a rough
house" in boat on Stowe Lake yesterday.
When watchman Oscar Hilton attempted to
arrest them they assaulted him. Policeman
Owens arrested the offenders and booked them
at the Park station for disturbing the peace.
SUSPECT is ARRESTED.-Detectives Con-
Ion and MCGOWAN saw Louis Hogan and an
other taking an old man into doorway
on East street late Saturday night The old
man was under the influence Of liquor and
when the detectives went up to them Hogan
companion ran away. Tns OLD man SAID ne
companion had been trying to get their hands
into his pockets. Hogan was arrested.
DOMESTIC BECOMES INsANE-rllis
Swanson. domestic at the residence OF Cyrus
White 1901 Jones street. became insane yes
terday and was taken to the Detention Hos
p,tal at the City Hall. Her prospective hus-
band Carl Nilsson, stonecutter, drinks to ex-
cess and her failure to reform him preyed
on Miss Swansons mind until she lost her
reason. The Commissioners viii examine her
tomorrow
BITTEN BY PET DOGs.-Three cases Of
pet dog bites wers treated at the Central
Emergency Hospital yesterday. Mrs Agosti
foundland IN her face. Lillian Aydlode OF 1913
Larkin street was severely gashed In the face
by q poodle she was holding In her lap. cara
Grady of 2S01 Golden Gate avenue was also
bitten while playing with the family dog and
was treated at the Emergency Hospital
Noisy PEDDLERs ARRESTED.-Com-
plants have been made by residents In the
Western Addition of two orange peddlers who
avcke them from their slumbers on Sunday
mornings by their stentortan cries Yester-
day morning Policemen McGee found them at
Bush and Devisadero streets shouting Justify
He asked to see their license and they replied
they had left IL at home. The men were ar
rested for peddling without license. Their
names are Samuel Jacobs and Jake Gosche.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
HOODLUMS MOB
NERVY OFFICER
Chief of Police Stanford Of
Vallejo Badly Beaten by
Gang on General Frisbie
PASSENGERS INSULTED
Baseball Manager Awes
Cowardly Toughs With
Revolver and Saves Official
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

VALLEJO, April 30-A riot on the
steamship General Frisbie just as that
craft was tying up at the wharf here
last night on her last trip from San
Francisco resulted in serious injuries
to Chief of Police Stanford of the
Vallejo Police Department and the ar
rest of John Miller. William O'Reilly.
A. Otis and Dan Driscoll of San Fran
cisco on charges of battery.
A crowd of nearly 100 toughs, ac-
companied by a string band, came up
from San Francisco intent on a nights
dissipation in Vallejo. The hoodlums
made life miserable for the passengers
on the boat all the way up the bay.
When the Chief, who was passenger
on the boat, demonstrated he was at
tackled by eight OF the crowd. STAN
ford was hit from behind, knocked
down and brutally kicked. Tom Nc
CURE, manager of the Vallejo base
ball team, came to his assistance and
with revolver held off the crowd.
The Chief got to his feet and prompt
ly seized Driscoll, whom he took to
the city prison.
As soon as the news reached head
quarters three police officers. followed
by large crowd, started out in search
of the other assailants. Miller,
O'Reilly and Otis were positively iden-
tilted then as Stanford's assailants
and were arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

An OF low pressure Il central over
Colorado and New Mexico, causing generally
cloudy weather over the entire Pacific slope.
Light showers have fallen in Washington. Ore
gon, extreme Northwest California, in the vi
cinity Of Los Angeles Northern Nevada, Idaho,
Wyoming AID Northern Utah Thunderstorms
are reported from Salt Lake and Pocatello
The temperature has fallen in the San Joa-
quin Valley and over the plateau region; else
where the changes have been light
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight May /:
California north of Tehachapi-Partly cloudy
Monday; fresh northwest wind.
California south of Tehacnapi-Partly cloudy
Monday fresh west wind.
Nevada-Cloudy Monday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Partly' cloudy
Monday; fresh west wind.
Los Angeles and vicinty-Partly cloudy
Monday: fresh west wind
Sacramento and vicnity-Partly cloudy Mon
g day
Fresno and vicinity-Partly cloudy Monday.
G. H. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
JOE JEFFERSON
Laid TO REST
Simple Services Held at the
Summer Home of Departed
Actor at Buzzards Bay
A FEW FRIENDS ATTEND
Floral Piece Sent by the Bo-
hemian Club of San Fran
cisco as Token of Esteem

BUZZARDS BAY. Mass, April so-
Following services that were impress
sive In their simplicity and suggestive
OF the Character Of the distinguished
actor the body Of Joseph Jefferson was
to-day laid away at the Bay View
Cemetery In Sandwich Jefferson's ave
sons. q score Of intimate friends and
a hundred or more villagers gathered
about the open grave while the COM
mttmenr service was read Then all
withdrew with the exception OF Chazses
b Jefferson who alone watched the
caSket ss II was lowered 10 its final
resting place. Tonight a police Of
hcer remained at the grave, and this
guard VIII be continued for several
days
AT II o'caocax this morning q brief
service was held At Crows Nest, the
Jefferson summer cottage hera. Only
immediate relatives and intimate
friends were present The morning
train from Boston brought twenty-five
friends IN addition 30 those already
here The former inciuded DR.. Richard
i Watson Glider, editor OF the Century
( Magazine. and E. A. Taft OF Boston,
president OF the New York and Boston
Dispatch Grover Cleveland was un-
able 70 be here.
The casket had been placed Ia the
library and was banked on all SIDES by
flowers There were pieces from the
Players Club OF New York and the
Bohemian Club OF San Francisco, from
the Old Colony Club Of Sandwich, Of
which Jefferson was long the president,
and from Weli-known actors and
actresses In all parts Of the country.
The services opened with the reading
by Dr.. Edward "A Horton Of Boston,
chaplain OF the State Senate, of JEFF
ferson's favorite poem. Tennyson's s
Crossing the Bar" DR.. Horton then
referred briefly to the simple life and
kindly deeds Of the actor. A prayer
concluded the service and the casket
was Immediately placed in a funeral
carriage preparatory TO its removal to
Bay View Cemetery. at Sandwich, a
distance Of eight miles.
While the procession was on its way
3 public memorial meeting was held
n the Sandwich town hall, at which
ell the clergymen Of the town partici-
pated. At the grave, which had been
prepared IN the lot purchased by
Charles B. Jefferson at the suggestion
Of his father two years ago, the flow
ers. which had been brought from
Crows Nest were arranged in a way to
quite conceal the casket from view.
Here the services were brief. Dr. Hor-
ton read the Unitarian burial service,
then withdrawing with the mourners
and friends. leaving Charles B. Jeffer-
son alone for a time with the dead
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
CHANGES IN TIME.

Account Resumption of Solano Service
or May the ferry steamer Solsno viii re-
surne service between Port Costa and Bentc.a
on and after which date Southern Pacific trains
VIII leave San Francisco follows.
VIA PORT COSTA-No. ~. for San Ramon
CalistOga and Santa Rosa. 7:5O a m: No. ID
SHASTA Express. a. m No. 4, Atlantic Ex-
press. a. n; No 2 Overland Limited II
g. M No Is, Sacramento and Orovilie pas
seneer, 30 , n: No. IA Reno passenger :
:. m; No. SO. for Fresno and Yosemite Valley
s .O5 D. NJ: No. 16. Oregon Express, sos % m
VIA NILES-No- 30 Stockton and Sacra
TentO Express. $50 a. m; Niles passenger
y 80 a. m and $3.50 ?. m; No. So Stockton
and Lodi passenger, 4 ,. m; No. 1I2 San Jose
Sunday passenger. $40 p. N
No change IN time Of trains not noted above
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
JEFFERSON AS A POET.
Verses on Immortality. Dedicated 60
Two of His Friends.

Two of His Friends.
NEW YORK, April 3o.-The follow
ing poem. entt5ed Immortality" was
recently composed by Joseph Jefferson
and presented TO his friends. Grover
Cleveland and z. c. Benedict:
Two csterpillzrs crawling On leaf.
BY some strange accident IN contact came;
Their conversation. passing all belief,
Was that SAME argument the very same
That has been proed and conned from man
70 man.
yea ever since this wo-1drous world began
The ugly crestures-deat end dumb and blind.
Devoid of features that adorn mankind
Were vain enough in dun and wordy strife.
TO speculate upon q future Ite-
The first was optimistic. fun OF hope;
The second. quite dyspeptic, seemed TO C1ope.
said Number One: Tn sure Of our saliva
said Number Two: I'm sure Of our damna-
Our ugly forms alone would seal our fates
And bar our entrance through the golden gates.
Suppose that death should take unswares.
How could be climb the golden stsirs7
would sng-Ir BID Us welcome ia the 1sxy.
wonder what great crin-es we have commit
ted
Perhaps we've been ungraJeIul, unforgivings
It's plain 10 me that lies not worth the
living"
Gone. eornel Cheer upr' the ;ovfsi ~orn
replied.
Lets take a look upon the other side.
Suppose cannot fly, like moths mflleTE,
Are 70 blame for being catsrpillars?
VII that same God that doomed US crawl the
earth
As prey 70 every bird that's given birth
Forgive our captor IS he eats and sings
And damn poor US because we have not wings
u we cant skim the air like owl or bat
4 worm VIII turn for a that
They ergued through the summer: autumn
nigh.
The ugly things composed themselves TO die:
And 50. 10 make their funeral quite complete,
Escn wrapped him IN his little winding sheet.
The tangled web encompaxsed them fun soon
Each Tor his coffin made him a cocoon.
AL through the winters chilling blast they lay
Dead 70 the world aye. dead human clay.
10. Spring comes forth with all her warmth
and 1--we;
She brings sweet justice from the realm,
above;
she brings the chryssHs. she resurrects tn.
dead.
Two butterflies ascend encircIing her head
And this emblem shall for ever be
4 sign Of Immortality
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
EIGHT HUNDRED
MILLS RUNNING
Special Dispatch to IN. calI.

TACOMA, April So.-with the de-
mand. good in the markets Of the East.
California. South America and Austria
liza, the Puget Sound lumber trade is
experiencing revival after a duh Pc
riod of more than a year. The spring
demand from the Eastern States has
opened well for both lumber and shin
giles Throughout Western Washington
the mills are being reopened after lying
idle for -ks or months Eight hun
dred sawmills and shingie mills are
now In operation in this State.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Saturday April 20
stnr Wellington, Cutler. So hours from
ST. stTnr ar Roanoke. Dunhan. "a hours from San
Pedro. -, %
stmr Breakwater. Johnson, 80 hours from
stnr sequola, Mcclements, rs hours from
stmr 81 Newburg johnson. 90 hours from
Grays Harbor.
stmr shasta. Hansen. 81 hours from San
stmr James Higgins. Higgins. Is hours
from Fort Bragg; bound south; put in to land
''sfnas stnr Brunswick. Ellefsen. 10 hours from
stmr Corona, Gielow 10 hours from Eureka
Stnr Norwood. Martin, 50 hours from Seat
tie. bound TO Redondo: put in to land pas
ssnr South Coast Olsen. IS hours from,
stmr Bonita, Preble. e5 hours from San Pc
stnr mr. Greenwood. waIvig. eh hours from
sss1sn st,nr Arctie, Nelson. % hours from Eureka
Strnr North Fork Nelson, SS hours from
sr Acaaar Tsa Si WinEei is hours from Green
stmr Brooklyn. Carlson. Il hours from Men
stmr Maggie. whitney. hours from Half
moon Fay.
Hartford. with barge Santa Paula in tow
Barge Santa Paula. Pelle, 30 hours from Port
Hartford in tow OF stmr Whittier, up river
direct.
Barge LAlne, Rameius. 33 hours from
Eureka In tow Of stnr North Fork.
Sunday. April 30.
stlnr Phoenix. odland. Sc hours from Eu-
sf7nr Navarro. Kslnin. SO hours from Eu-
stmr Rainier. Hansen. 10 hours from BellIns-
Tug Coils, Douglas. 30 hour. from Port Los
/ Angeles.
SAILED
Saturday. April %.
stmr coquille River, Olsen. Eureka
Sunday, April 30.
Stmr James Fl Higgins. Higgins San Pedro
u stmr Ranger. Tilton. Manila, /.
Stnr Pasadena Hendrickson. Eureka
Stmr Maggie. whitney Halfmoon Bay
Stmr Queen, Alexander. San Diego.
( Stur Celia. Hansen Albion.
Stmr Nushagak Larsen, Bristol Bay
Stmr Umatilla Nopander, Victoria B c, etc
Stmr Shasta. Hansen. Beilingham.
Stmr Norwood Martin. Redondo
Ship Marion Chilcott. Williams, Monterey
I in tow Of tug Defiance
Nor ship Lancing. Nelson Port Townsend
Tug Defiance, James Monterey, with shir
Marion Chilcott in tow.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBoS. April 30. 10 D m-weathe1
clear; wind NV: velocity 16 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sEATTLE-Arrived Apr 3o-stmr Farallons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
CUPID TANGLED
IN The COURTS
Woman Prosecutes Suit for
Breach of Promise Though
Now She Is a Happy Matron
FINDS A SECOND LOVER
Continues Action Against
the Man Who Tilted Her De-
spite Marriage to Rancher
Special Dispatch to me Call.

SPOKANE, April so.-The spectacle
OF married woman suing for $1,000
damages for laceration Of her feelings
by the breaking of a promise to wed is
presented in the courts OF Lincoln
County. Wash. Mrs. Laura McCann il
suing Dura L. Nichols
When Mrs. McCann, then Laura
Heasty. brought the case to trial a few
months ago she won a verdict Of $456c
from kind-hearted jury. This ver-
dict the Judge ordered set aside unless
the girl would accept $4,000. as he con-
sidered the verdict excessive. An ap-
peal followed, and In the meantime the
girl became a married woman, giving
her hand to a young rancher near Ed
wald
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
ESCAPE FROM
BURNING AUTO
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND. April S0.-L NJ. Will
cuts of Duluth, his wife and Port
land acquaintance were the passengers
in livery automobile which burned up
in the City Park this afternoon. While
speeding along the roadway they felt
the floor of the auto grow warm. In
stantly r. Becker, the chauffeur, stop
ped the machine and every one jumped
out in a hurry. Becker threw water on
the flames. but 1t had no effect The
fire was started by spark lodging in
the oil-soaked apron.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
RECITAL is GIVEN BY
ELOCUTTON PUPILS
Many Guests Attend Excellent Enter
tainment in the Gymnasium at He
brew Orphan Asylum.

The elocution pupils Of Miss Cecilia
Jacobs gave an entertaining recital
in the gymnasium hall of the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum, Hayes and Devisa-
dero streets, yesterday afternoon.
There was a large attendance Of in
vited guests.
The following was the programme
Selection, the Orphanage Band; recita-
ton, Isadore Reagan; Mary Ann,
Alma Meyers: Under the Anheuser
Bush" Miriam Celinsky; Teaching
Boys" Gertrude Galett; The Out
cast" Miriam Jacobs; Popping the
Question" Hazel Mirasky; THE Goo
Goo Man. - Lulu Crown, Isadore
Reagan, Hattie Jacobs. Miriam Celin-
sky, May Landow; barytone solo, Will
liam Celinsky.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
v ARSHIP NEEDS
MANY REPAIRS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

VALLEJO, April 30.-A board of sur
vey at Mare Island Navy Yard has
asked the Navy Department for Just a
half million dollars to make the cruiser
New Orleans, now lying at this yard,
seaworthy. The New Orleans was
nearing completion in an English ship
yard at the outbreak of the Spanish
American war. She was purchased in
hurry and has since been in service.
Her engines and boilers are all of al
obsolete pattern. 1t is thought that
the New Orleans will be converted into
a station ship.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
HIGHEST FLUE
IN The WORLD
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA. April 30.-Manager Rust Of
the Tacoma smelter is completing the
highest concrete chimney in the world.
It's purpose is to form a draft for the
smelling plant, besides carrying the
sulphur fumes high enough into the air
to stop the running of the vegetation in
the vicinity. The chimney will be 307
feet high, with an inside diameter of
eighteen feet. The foundation is forty
feet square. The cost of the chimney
complete will be 100000, including the
equipment for saving everything Of
value in the fumes passing through It..
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
ollie Cooper's Illness Not serious

DENVER, April S0.-Miss Ollie
Cooper, the child actress of San. Fran
cisco, who was reported in that city
to be critically i'll in Denver. appeared
in her usual role with the Florence
Roberts company at the Tabor The
ater tonight The 11-year-old stage
favorite has been under the care of
DIR. Ellsner in this city for a week
past, but her illness was not regarded
as serious. The physician says that a
needed rest will restore her health.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
Yacht Loses Mast.

The little sloop yacht Kathleen while sailing
around the bay. off Blossom rock. had the up
per part OF her mast blown away. The tug
Sea Witch happened to be Passing ar the time
and toved the cismantled boat TO anchorage
OF Neiggs wharf. On board were seven peo-
ple five men and two women They were
landed at Meiggs wharf T. Co Raymond is
the owner Of the yacht and was sailing her
at the time OF the accident.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF AGED SANTA CRUZAN
Services Over Remains of County
Officials Mother Held In
Calvary Church.

SANTA CRUZ, April 3o.--The fu-
neral of Mrs. Jane Bias. mother Of
County Treasurer u. H. Bias and j.
B. Biaz, to-day was largely attended.
The services We're held in Calvary
Episcopal Church, of which she was
communicate. The deceased was 81
years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
Mrs. Botlin's Son Dead.

Beverly Brown Botkin, the son of
Cordelia Botkin, who is now in the
County Jail awaiting trial on a second
charge of murder, died at Byron yes
terday. The convicted murderess was
deeply affected by the news, as the
mother and son bore much affection
for each other. Botkin had been i'll
for some time. He was 81 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
Californian to Sail Friday.

The steamship Californian. Captain Dow. Is
scheduled 10 sail on Friday for Seattle. There
she will discharge the balance Of her cargo.
From Seattle she will sail for Honolulu TO load
a cargo OF sugar for New York
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
VIII Wait for soldiers.

The transport Sherman. which was sched-
uled TO sail to-day for Manila. will be held
here Until the Ninth Infantry arrives. The
troops have been delayed by washouts on the
railroads
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
AUCTION SALES
"a A @
60--HEAD OF HORsEs--6O

Comprising 40 head OF well-broken Draft
Mares and Geldings weighing from 400 to
1900 pounds. and 20 head OF we'll broken Sad
die and All Purpose Horses. weighing from
100 to 400 pounds. Also very hne. we'll
broken Road Horse
This is the second CONSIGNMENT OF tho vol
known
KLAMATH COUNTY LIVESTOCK COM
PANY, OREGON
This lot Of draft stock Is. without exception.
the finest lot Of well broken young and sound
horses ever offered at public auction IN this city
Ihs horses will be on public exhibition sat
urday. April %, 1905.
irrespective buyers may have the prfvlese
or weighing horses prior TO day OF sale II they
SO desire. Sale takes place
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY a. 1903
At 7:5 o'clock at salesyard.
1872 MARKET ST., NEAR VAN NESS AVE-.
SAN FRANCISCO.
FRED H. CHASE q CO..
Livestock Auctfoneers-
Successors to KiIlfp & Col
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01

TURN yEREIN GIVES EXHIBITION
IRE second snpual exhibition or the gyrnnastfo
class given last night at Eintrschf Han
81 Twelfth street, under the supervision Of
Il. C. Stahi, the instructor. The pupils
showed That their education had not been neg
lected in the E1'mnazt1c school
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
War Rates Advance.

War rates have greatly advanced the last
few DAYS This is on account OF the appear
ance OF the Russian feet in Asiatic waters
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
Ranger Sails.

The United States Ranger, CAPTAIN Tilton.
sailed yesterday with ammunition Tor the naval
station at cavite.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
Weather Report.

d20th Meridian-Pacifc Tme.)
SAN FRANCISCO. April 30-5 p. n.
The following the seasonal rainfalls to
date, as compared with those of same date last
season, and rainfall in last twenty-four hours !;
This Last
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
OVERLAND MONTHLY
MAY, 1905.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONTENTS:

CONTENTS:
CLARK Illustrated
ecoming Of Wind by Marian Van Waters Story
Lad
Apropos
TneH Story
cncenn Religfonst
AwsIn Descriptive
Ne
4
TUCSON the Illustrated
Illustrated
Express by Poem
by Cornelius Wiiems Illustrated
Malcolm Reeves Illustrated
A
G C. France Illustrated
AT ALL NEWSDEAERS-15c.
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tomPAss1s aEsEzALs TRANSATLANTIC

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRELParis -
Sailing every Thursday instead OF XXk
Saturday 10 a m. from Pier AZ,
North River. foot OF Morton st.
First class 10 Havre. $40 and upward Is
or5 class TO Havre $45 and upward q
ERAI, AGENCY FOR UNITED STATESf
CANADA. 80 Broadway (Hudson onilfl
New York j. +. FUGAZI & CO. Pacific r
Agents 5 Montgomery avenue. san Frsf
T-fel<-fs Sid bv ali Railroad Ticket Aged
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
FROM SEATTLE.
Destination. / Sails

Seward G. Way Ports n
Skagway & Way Ports \
Valdez & Seward -. II
Skagway & Way Ports. \
Cooks Inlet & Way....lA \
Skagway & Way PortsIN
Seward & Way Ports. \
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For o. ;. Navy yard ana valld

eailo round trips DAILY Leave San IN
cisco 100 a. m. ,9:45 a m. 1880 noof 70
.. m. 900 D. m. $50 D. m Leave E1o
90 a. m. $50 a. m. 1870 noon, S:2Qtn..
I.snsinrs-San Francisco. pier 2 foot is
s1on street: Vallejo. city dock. foot 4tr-
eiuia street Meals Ia carte san FrBco.
phcne Main f5os; Vallejo, phone ~ Il.
HATCH BROS. Cen Agents.