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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Iolanda Cheered as
She Glides Into
the Bay.
Officers of Umbria
Lend Presence
TO Scene.

The new fishing tug IoIanda was
launched yesterday afternoon with fitting
ceremonies from the shipyard Of her
builder. 5. O. Pasquinucci, al North
Beach. a crowd Of about POO persons were
present. who shouted Viva, Viva" as
the little boat gracefully slid down the
ways and took her maiden dip into the
waters Of the Pacific.
From her masts were flying two i'm
uense American flags. Italy's flag and
e large red, white and blue flag. upon
which was embossed in black letters the
vessels name
or board were her builder and her
owner, l. Pala6ini, and e large party Of
friends As the boat began 70 slide down
The ways Paladini stood al the bow and
christened her. al the same time smashing
the proverbial bottle Of champagne. She
took 70 the water like a duck. A launch
came alongside and towed her TO q nearby
dock Meanwhile the cheering was kept
up by those on shore and returned by
those on the new boat by waving Of hats
and hsndkerchiefs.
The launching was graced by the pres
ence OF TWO officers OF the Italian man-of-
war Umbria in full dress uniforms. They
seemed 10 take q lively interest in the
proceedings, judging from the express
sions Of their faces and their gesticula-
CCns.
The Iolanda is ninety tons burden. She
is eighL-two feet long, eighteen feet deep
and seven feet in width. She has en-
gi-es OF 80 horsepower and is an OIL
burner. She is capable OF sVeaming twelve
knots an hour. She cost $4,000 It will
require about three weeks 10 put her
engines and machinery in place. after
which she viii Immediately go into the
regular fishing trade. She is valuable
acquisition 10 the feet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
TERMINALS.
FIRE RACES NEARLY ALL
DAY LONG IN wILKESBARRE
Estimated That the Loss VIII Reach
AZ High as Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars

WILKESBARRE, Pa, May 21.-One
Of the most disastrous fires that has oc-
CURED in this city in years started
early to-day and not until afternoon
were tho hremen able to control the
flames. The loss entailed will reach
100000.
The fire originated In the millinery
department Of the Isaac Long dry goods
house In the Welles building. on the
west side OF the public square. one OF
the handsomest and costliest structures
in Wilkesbarre. When first discovered
the flames were promptly controlled by
the fremen, but second fire broke out
IN the basement of the building an
hour after the first one had been sub
dued.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Ideal Summer Resort.

The Hotel FL Bonita az Duncan Mills On the
picturesque Russian River, has been completely
renovated. George A. Young ot Southern Pa
cifc and North Shore Cou1missary Department
is the new lessee and manager. and accommo-
dations at this popular place will soon be In
demand Table excellent. Climate unsur-
passed. Boating, bathing. fishing and trips to
the ocean. etc. Rates 81 per week and upward.
Railroad fares. So 40 round trip for the season.
Round trip Sundays and holidays, 81 so; Fri
day TO Monday So. Inquire North Shore Of
fee. $50 Market street, or George "A. Young
Duncan Mills. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Waterfront Notes.

9. -. Green has been ordered 10 the revenue
cutter Perry chief engineer. He has until
recently been acting assistant 70 CHIEF En-
gfreer Jokn ". Collins
The Pacific Mail Steamship Conpany's s
steamer Mongolia, from Eonkong via Yoko-
hama and Honolulu. is expected 70 arrive In
sp0ut noon lo-rrorroW.
The little steam schooner Eanalei IS being
repaired. generally overhsuied and painted W
a. oakland she Is owned n the islands.
The revenue cutter Rush. Captain TuttIe
now on the sound, has been ordered south, and
uill 20 tc some station OF the California coast
The Union OIL Conpsny-s steamer ArgyH ar
rived yesterday. 10 days and 1e hours from
Honolulu. She cones in bZIlast-
Tire Oceanic Steamship C-ornpsny's steamer
Alameda IS scheduled 20 arrive from Honolulu
tc-norrow-
The revenue cutter Manning. Captain Fengar.
has been ordered 10 Bering Sea
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
Fair weather prevails over the southern halt
q the Paciac Slope and cloudy weather over
ths northern hair. Light rain has fallen in
Oregon, Washington and Idaho
The temperature has risen slowly along the
coast ard over Oregon ard Western Idaho ana
mas iatlen about twenty degrees over the
Rocky Mountain region
Forecast made San Francisco foT thirty
hours, ending midnight. May -:
san Francisco ard vicinity-Fair Monday
fresh northwest winds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fzir Monday.
light YVES, w:rds
Sacramento Valiey-Fair. warmer Monday:
light north winds
San Joaquin Valley-Fair. warmer Monday;
light north winds.
Cosst-Fai1 Monday; fresh northwest winds.
Foothiils-F'air. warmer Monday.
Mounts;rs-Fair, warmer Monday.
Nevada-Fair. warmer Monday
c. H WILSON, Local Fo-ecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
WILL. UNVEIL PICTURE
OF PIONEER MINISTER
Bishop Moreland to Officiate
at Interesting Ceremony
in Benicia Church.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

VALLEJO, May Pin the hall of
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, in Benicia,
tomorrow night Rev. Bishop Moreland
of the diocese Of Sacramento will un-
veil a portrait of Rev. James Cameron,
one of the first rectors of the old
Benicia church. Admiral McCalla and
Mrs. McCalla, the Bishop and mum
Der of Vallejo people will go over from
this city In one of the navy yard tugs
to take part in the ceremony. admiral
McCalla will deliver a short address
and Mrs McCaIla will exhibit a number
of stereopticon views.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
cent traveller to Tahiti remark,

A recent traveller to Tahiti remarks: For a
tired-out business man, nervously exhausted
individual. this is the ideal ocean passage. pos
sessing advantages which probably are not to
be found in any other part Of the world A
distinct change from the coast climate of Cali
fornia to the balny breezes of the Southern
ocean brings to the voyager feeling of rest
fulness and peace which Is unattainable else
where. S. s. Mariposa sails May &c. Reduced
rate for this voyage. $125- Send for circular,
6a3 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Chine.e Firht orer Cards.

The chinese crew of the Siberia got into g
lively sl-luusge il their quarters yesterday
rr1-TfrE They had been playing cards and
= Dispute ensued. Those interested in the
game al1 those looking on Took part n the
r-oceeEl.es They shouted in Chinese and
srFlrz l- English and raised such z racket
that l. brought several OF the ships officers
tLz For q moment pancernonlUn
-e-er=5 supreme The people on the dock
-f----f- r-e szsr Of The Japanese- Russian war
has beer transferred 70 the Siberias tween
decks TIE officers jumped right into the
middle az lhf fray ana scattered cards and
gambling supurtelsnces night and left, and
r-5s s-rluarl-y pIt z stop TO the fracas-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
VETERINARIANS LOOK
FOR CAUSE OF DEATH
Believe Smelter Fumes Are
Killing Cattle in Solano
County.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

VALLEJO, May 21.-District Attor-
ney T. T. Gregory OF Solano County
and several San Francisco lawyers and
veterinary surgeons visited a number
of ranches between Vallejo and Benicia
yesterday and examined a number OF
horses and cattle that are suffering g
from what Is believed to be the effects
of poisonous fumes from the Selby
Smelling Works at Vallejo juno
ton. A number of animals were
examined and the respiratory or
gans of five horses that had died
within the last few days from disease
that baffied the veterinary surgeons
were taken to San Francisco for
analysis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
WANTS STATE
To INTERFERE
Vallejo's City Attorney
Would Sue Town He Serves
on Behalf of Ex-Policeman
FILES LONG PETITION
Seeks to Gust Officer Who
Took the Place of Patrol
man Dismissed From Force
FILES LONG PETITION
Special Dispatch to The Call.

VALLEJO, May 21.-City Attorney
Harry D. Gill, representing E. A Will
liams. who was ousted from the VAL
lejo Police Department in March last
for insubordination. has filed a long Pc
tition with Attorney General Webb for
permission to begin suit to declare
vacant the position now held by George
N Frazer, who was appointed in Will
liams' stead.
1t was because he obeyed orders
given by City Attorney Gill contrary to
the instructions Of the Chief of Police
that Williams was ousted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
CUBAN LIBERALS TO NAME
JOSE GOMEZ FOR PRESIDENT
VIII Nominate Him as Their Candidate
Against Palma. the Present
Had of the ReuubIfc.

HAVANA. May 21.-The national
convention of the Liberal party adopted
to-day few additions to the platform,
including propositions for establishing
8 national militia and changing the pro-
visions covering the functions of Cabi-
net officers. At a secret session to-
morrow campaign plans will be con-
sidered and 1t is expected that Presi-
Dental candidate will be nominated to-
morrow.
General Gomez has telegraphed to the
Eastern delegates to support Jose
Gomez. The only other candidate now
being considered is Governor Nunez.
Jose Gomez's nomination appears TO be
certain, with Nunez or Senator Seayas
as Vice President
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
vagrant Drowned.

John T. shea 8 vagrant and hanser-on
about The water front, fell into the bay yes
re-lay and was drowned. Re was asleep on
& slr-1ger az the end OF Mission-street wharf.
and rolled over llto the bay A strong cur
tau- was running al the time, and his body
w1s soon lost 10 view. His four companions.
alE1 white Joe HzC1igan. W DuN1ne and
James Ward, who were with him al The time,
were arrested and landed I'd at the Esrbor
police station They could throw no light on
The subject. They said al they knew about
h.-1 was that nc came from one OF the old
families II Bslrr-o-e.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Nexadan Arrives.

The A-ue-scan-E5azaiizn Steamship Com
uzrv's steamer Neva6zn arrived yesterday.
seven 6aVs and twenty hours from kahului.
Csu-a-n Greene reports that they had fresh 70
uc6ersre trades &c 50 north From that point
--r Il Saturday they ran into light northerly
rc strong northwest winds On Saturday they
exuerleuced fresh gales. and from that time
until they reached port they had strong gales
ne Nsva6sn brings ss GEO bags o. sugar.
sugar bran. hides. Ava root ana six tons OF
Household goods.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
TamaIpafs at BooIe,s.

Tie fer-y-boet Tsrnslpats, which INTO
caused great CONSERVATION 70 her party Of
picnickers on board is now being repaired at
F3ocle's shipya-6s n Oakland The deck.
where she struck the wharf with such terrific
force Is badly bent and knocked out OF shape.
Her repairs viii probably be completed by
Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Crowds Visit Warships.

Crowds went oc1 70 visit the warships Chi
czgo Cm5-is and Boston al yesterday after
noon. There were plenty OF launches from
CroVley'E McNeirs. JOhnson's and Peterson
bosrhouseI 20 accommodate the crowds that
went ct.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
GREAT CHARITY FETE HELD
ON STREETS OF VIENNA

Pretty Women in Charge of Booths to
Raise Funds for Poor and
Sick Children.
VIENNA, May 21.-Vienna was in
open-air fete to-day for the purpose of
raising funds for poor and sick chill
dren. The park-like Ring strasse for
more than a mile was lined on both
sides with gayly decorated booths,
where pretty women sold all manner
of things. Vast crowds attended and
the financial results were most salts
factory.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
civ Of Para to SafI Thur-day.

Tas Pacific Mail Steamship Company
steamer City Of Para viii sail for Ancon via
southern parts o. Thursday az u noon She
viii 60 o1 the drydock al Hunters Point to-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
AND POLICE
IN FATAL ENCOUNTER

BUENOS AYRES, May 21-Durinr a
demonstration Of workmen here to-day
Socialists and the police came In con-
fiict and during the encounter two per-
sons were killed and forty wounded.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Memoranda.

SEATTLE, May 2l.-U S stmr c. P Patter-
sen returned To Port Townsend TO land scalded
sailor and proceeded north
Per stnr Nevadan. from Kahului MAY 2l-
Had fresh TO moderate winds to lat 30 n
thence TO port light northerly to strong north
west winds. increasing Saturday night and
Sunday to fresh gale with very high sea
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22

day in the orcer Of occurrence as 10 time the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
cay. except when there are but three toes, as
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition 10 the scul6ings OF the United states
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus q
sign precedes the height and then The number
given Is subtrscted from the depth given by
the charts The plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
Movements Sf Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
0rardueA

Gle1burz. 2oe days from San Francisco 70
Liverpool. % Per cent. AlcInons. I57 days from
Peru 70 Antwerp, 30 per cent: Agnes. 1913 days
fron Shields 10 Valparaiso 30 per cent; Kin
ross-shire 50 dsys from Newcastle, Australia.
70 Valparaiso. Is per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
nIcrnIIoch fo 60 Nnrth.

TIE revenue cutter NccuIloch. which Is now
OF the ways at Booie's yard, VIII finished her
repairs n few days Captain Cantwel ex-
pects % gtsrt north with her about May 25,
gr6 q tie way viii run I'd 10 Portland for
q sho-t stay st the Lewis and Clark Bxposi-
tor
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22

BOSTON, May 21.-The annual convention
OF the Independent Order b nai b rith Abra-
ham began a four days session here. The 600
delegates present represented a membership in
the order of nearly $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Borton TO Co 70 PortIand,

TIE cruiser Boston is scheduled 70 sail north
% Portland OF June g. 70 take part IN the
festivities q the Lewis and Clark Exposition
She will probably be II the Willamette River
@cT about e month
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
FALLS FROM BRAKEBEAM
AND IS KILLED By TRAIN
Aged Tramp Meets Death While
Stealing Ride on West
bouud Freight

G1LROY, May 81. - An unknown
tramp, about SO years old, fell from the
brakebeam Of a westbound freight
train in the yards Of the Gilroy depot
at an early hour this morning and was
run over and killed. A companion rid
ing with him reported the matter and
the body was found IN the yard limits.
The man was stealing ride.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22

20 numbers from 1852 to 11oI2 inclusive,
being 10 numbers on each side OF the first
capital OF $12Oo-$2 co.
20 numbers from 1895 to 215 inclusive. being
10 numbers on each side Of the second capital
Of S300-s1.5 so.
20 numbers from 144o to 1880 inclusive. BE-
ing 10 numbers on each side Of the third capi-
tai Of $15o-sf.oo
TERMINALS.
10 numbers ending with g. being the last
two figures of the capital Of s12oo-$i-oo.
120 numbers ending with o6 being the last
two figures OF the capital Of s50o-s1. co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
SUE, Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Gcodetie Survey
Time and height of High and Low Waters
al Ecrt Point entrance 70 San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority Of the
Superintendent
NOTE-Thc high and low waters occur at
the city front flssion-street wharf about 25
minutes later than A. Fort Point. the heiZht
q rsde is the sane at both places
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
RUSSIAN PRESS DISPLEASED
AT THE ACTION OF MEYER
Sarcastic Comment Made on His Send
ing His Embassy Dispatches to
n~ry3u for Tra uaunfs~5nu
Berlin for Trans

Berlin Tor TransmfssfOn.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 22-Embas-
sador Meyers institution of a special
messenger service to carry embassy
dispatches to Berlin evokes sarcastic
comment from the press of St Peters
burg The Novosti says the new En-
bassador evidently puts slight faith in
the Governments postal service
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
LAUNCHED AMIDST
CRIES OF "VIVA."
weather Report.

ci20Ih Meridlaa-Pacihc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nay el--5 p n.
The following arr The seasonal rainfalls L,
cate as psred with those of the same date
last season and the rainfall in the last twen-
L -tCur hours.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
VACAvILLE MILITIAMEN
TO HAVE A NEW ARMORY

Company and Sold to Guardsmen
on Easy Terms.
VALLEJO, May 21.-Vacaviile is
planning to construct an armory to
cost $1,000 for Company I, National
Guard of California. The proposed
armory will be put up by a stock COM
pany and the militia company will pay
for 1t in monthly installments. Part
OF the cost will come from the expense
money allowed the company by the
State. The armory will contain a drill
hall, Sox1oo feet, and a large gym
nasium.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
OCEAN TRAVEL

Steamers leave piers and
q J ! !.
MSoS IL San Francisco.
~ SeN Fer Ketchikan, wrangsi.
6T~A EA Juneau TreadvelI. Haines.
WHA | L Skagway. etc. Alaska-u a.
l MAI | m. May g. 10. Is. 20. .. so:
t<A VI H0ss June 4 Change TO Com
NS ~ pany's steamers AZ Seattle
NA69fry For Victoria. Vancouver.
Port Townsend. Seattle.
Anacortes. Tacoma. Everett. South Beilingham,
Bellingham-11 a. m. May S, 10. Is. 20. 25 80:
steamers for Alaska and q. N. Ry-: at Seattle
Ry.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay)-Ponona. 1880
p m. May S. II. IL. .. -; June L. Corona.
80 D. m- May 2. s. IA 20. 20: June l.
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and
Redondo). San Diego and Santa Barbara-
Santa Rosa. Sundays. q NJ
State OF California. Thursdays. a m
For Los Angeles tvta San Pedro and East
San Pedro). Santa Barbara Santa Cruz. Mon
Luis Obispo). Ventura and zHueneme-
Coos Bay a m. May g. IA. p. 80. June Z
Bonita a.. m. May 2. 10. Is IS; June 8.
For Enseneda. Nagdalena Bay. San jose del
Cabo. Nazatlan. Altata, La Paz. Santa Rosslfa
Guaymas Mex. 10 a. m. 7th each month
ALASKA EXCURSIONS tSeason 1S05)-The
palatiai excursion steamship Spokane win leave
Tacoma. Seattle and Victoria. June s, q; July
s. 20. Aug 3. II
For further intorretion obtain folder Right
is reserved to change steamers sailing dates
TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery 81
palace HoteD- 10 Market ST. and Broadway
wharvcs- FREIGHT OFFTCE-f0 Market at
c. d. DuNANN. General Passenger Agent
10 Market st.. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
OceaDleS.S.Ce. ;:::::s :;:::l = :::;;! :!.:s 8:

s. s. MAHPosA. for Tahiti. May 2s. II An.
s. S. ALAMEDA. for Honolulu. May p, II
A NJ
s. S. soNOMA, for Honolulu. Samoa Auckland
and Sydney. Thursday. June s. p. N.
Ll.sPRECKELst L BROS CO. Lglx. flcka 0Ecs 6g3 Ear-
ka lElghf 0acs sE EaTkst S.. PSF I, Rsa, s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22

For US Navy Yard and valIejo-Stmrs Cen
e-al, Frisbie. Arrow and Monticello: 8 round
trips DAILY Leave San Francisco 90 a m
se:45 q m. 1870 noon. S.15 >. N. 500 p m.
$50 D m TAnds navy yard direct Land
ings-san Francisco. pier q foot ok Mlssion
street Meals Ia csrts- San Francisco phone
Main i5o6. HATCH BROS. Gen A<ent1
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
foxpAaarE aExRRALs 1naxsarLAsrronz

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-Parfs
Sailing every THURSDAY instead OF <HNk
Saturday. 10 a. m. from Pier A,
North River. foot OF Morton st
First class TO Hayre. $40 and upward Sec
ond class to Havre, S45 and upward GEN
EsRAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 81 Broadway CHudson buildir
New York J. T. FUGAZI a CO.. Pacific Coast
Agents, Montgomery avenue. San Francisco.
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
sUNDAY. Nay y

EO-E-In the above exposition q the tides
tire early morning tides are gwen in the LEFT
hand column and the successive tides OF the
Arizona republican., 1905-02-05

in Indian Territory as most unwhole- some, saving there were no fewer than 60,G00 white children in that territory who had no school facilities. lie also advised the consolidation of Arizona and Now Mexico into one state.
 When Mr. Long concluded MT. Bailey gave notice of a motion to strike out that provision of the bill prohibiting the infringement Of the right of suffra~e on account of race, color, or previous condition of servi- tude as unnecessary. He also gave notice of other amendments intended to extend the authority Of congress over the proposed states. One of these eliminates the provision making Guth- ric the capital of Oklahoma until 1910. In a brief speech he said he did not favor tae union of Oklahoma and In dian Territory. but he recognized the probability of that result and he be- lieved the state would be one of the richest iu the union.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-05
ONLY SICK. NOT DRUNK
The End of Charges Against an Okla
 bOna Judge.

Washington, Feb. 4.-T'he following statement regarding the charges against Judge Irwin of Oklahoma was made public today at ~he department of justice by Special Assistant Attor- mel General Charles F. Russell.
 Some time ago Milton B. Cope, a lawyer of El Reno, Oklahoma, filed charges against Judge C. F. Irwin of the second judicial district of Okla homa, charging him with drunkenness on the bench on a certain day and on information and belief with various other onenses. MT. Cope desired an investigation but was informed that unless he supported his charges with amdavits. none would be made. This he failed to do.
 The department of justice has re ceived from Judge Irwin a statement supported by afidaVts of some of the very parties whom Mir. Cope referred to in support of his allegations, show ing that the allegations had not a basis in fact and hence the department will take no further action in the pre- mises. It appears that the judge was sick when he is supposed to have been drunk
Arizona republican., 1905-02-05
Remarkable Meteorological Occurrences Taking Place
NO IMMEDIATE CHANCE
The Torrents Which Are Washing the South-West - Its Share Of Rain for a Year Dumped Down in Sixty Hours.

Washington. Feb. 4.-The reports 90 the weather bureau show some very unusual meteorological condition throughout the country. particularly the development of an abnormal calI spell in the north ceat-oI states de- spite the absence of any general storm and this extreme has spread through most of the United states during the pas four days A Ere-- contrast also has developed between the two sides of the Rocky mountains. West of that range rains have Gevel- opcd to a remarkable degree.
 The semi arid region of Arizona auI southern California have been visItuI with almost as much rain iu th+ Ias- sixty hours as they ordinarily re-eiv- ed in year The coIdest weather ug the year has prevailed in the central and western districts and iu thc hasa twenty-foUr hours snow and sIeat haa extended almost to the coast line oc the east gulf and the southern Arllu- tie states Forecasts do not iucirlre any decided change Co warmer uel- ther during the next thirty-six hlur--
Arizona republican., 1905-02-05
NEW YORK ICE BOUND
For Hours theHarbOr Was Impossible
 for all Craft.

New York, Feb. 4.-PilOts of many years experience said today that there was more ice in New York har- Dor today than at any previous time during the last ten years. In many portions of the bay the water was completely frozen over. The narrows were full of immense ice cakes and most of the bay Cn the Jersey side be- low Liberty Island was frozen over completely. Bo-h the North and East rivers were full of heavy floating ice.
 At one today nine sound steamboats, a dozen tugs, several barges and many craft of other descriptions, making in all about thirty vessels, carrying be- tween them probably more than d thousand passengers, were held up for hours by ice foes opposite Whitestone. In the vicinity of City Island the sound is impassabIe to sailing vessels for sev- eraI miles east of Execution light and steam craft can navigate the channel only with difficulty.