TilJS SAJN JJKAJNCISCO GALL, TUESDAY, OUTOBEll 123, lyiiO. 7 PRETTY GIRL TAKES OLDMISSIONARYBARKENTINEBRINGS ADVEBTISEMEUTB. POISON IN THE PARK CARGO OF GOLD FROM KLONDIKE READY TO WEAR Tailpr-Made Dresses and Loose-Back Is Found by Mounted Policeman and Morning Star Arrives From St. Michael Laden With a Coats and Jackets. Conveyed to Receiving Hospital, , Million Dollars From the Rich Diggings of Where She Dies. r—Jjl-y The-New.Short, Fitting Jacket :>£§? With large collar and reveres in fine all-woo! f\lf\ kersey cloths. silk lined,blacks and Oil) Juf\ Captain John Lag- /a$ IJ | tans— a $15.00 garment Special OlZiOLI gas Says Wealth coat OZ| lUU Be Estimated. / vlv T'e"vet-Trimmed Tailor-made Dresses. * Blouse or straight-front styles in all the latest a million In treasure, all In cloth effects —blacks and prevail- C gold, on board the ex-mlssion- >N^V-J*\4^^>Jt — $30 QO Ofl ary barkeatine Morning Star ing shades a dress. Special v'ZviUU WITHcame Into i>ort under all sail and steam yesterday morning. The old timer used to cruise In the South- Tailor-made Pebbls ern seas and the hollow mainmast that Tailor=made serveB as a funnel was the mystery the Cheviot Cloth Dress. Islanders could never s>olve. Dresses. Now the old missionary boat has been lr» all-wool Venetian QjQ rfj taffeta lined jacket, Q (10 turned Into a merchantman and' gold cloth, silk lined worth $20. cpeciai JQ hunting, not soul saving. Is her game. waist OlZlUU O'OlUU game. - The Morning Star brought home over a I/ElB IFRFQ' CL0AK AND slJIT P 0USE » million in gold from the Klondike. The V (XS I treasure was In charge of Captain John IILLLI LILDLO 120 KEARNY STREET. Lapgas. According to the captain the wealth of the Klondike cannot be esti- mated. New mines are being discovered gives the Ia3t being the last or right hand column AMUSEMENTS. every day and new districts are ex- tide of the day. except when there are but ploited from v:cek to week. three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights "The Nome fields are not Init with the given are in addition to the sounding on tna Yukon," said Captain L-agRas yesterday, United States Coast Survey chart*, excepl "and next year the streams tributary to when a mlnua sign (—) precedes tho height, and the river will produce tens of millions. then the number given Is subtracted from the Nearly all the men who came down on the depth given by the charts. Th/> plane of refer- Morning Star nre employes of the Alas- ence is the mean of the lower low waters. ka Exploration Company and all of them Idon't care if you never come back. Last 5 Nigh s. Matr.ee Saturday. are going back next spring." Some of the passengers who came home Time Ball. The Great Whltney-Knowles on the Morning Star tell etories about Branch Hydrographlc Offlce, U. S. N.. Mer- the vagaries of Lane's railroad, the chants' Exchanse. San Francisco. Cal.. "Wild Goose." It runs from Nome to October 22. 1900. Anvil and its timetable is unique. In ex- The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry VAS>IS dropped at exactly to-day— QUO DIVORCED, necessary to know that a building was noon MILDRED HIXCKLEY."WHOSE PARENTS ARE IS FOUND planation it is meridian, 8 THE STUPENDOUS SUCCESS! UNCONSCIOUS IN GOLDEN GATE Cheechaco is a newcomer and a Sour I. e.. at noon of the 120th or at ALL-IMPOSI.VCi, PARK AND EXPIRES A SHORT coun- o'clock p. Greenwich time. THE PRODUCTION! Dough a man who hus been in the m.. Last Performance Saturday Night. TIME.AFTERWARD. try season. exact CALKIN3> for at least a An copy I.leutpnant IT. 3. N. In charge. of the Wild Goose timetable is as follows: Commander. . TIME TABLE. NEXT MONDAY— PRETTY girl, very neatly oughly investigated they the case found Train leaves for Anvil: "Marriage.* are net accidents, though they dressed, was found lying uncon- no prounds for their supposition. may be Smith, Cheechaco .Express 7:00 a. m. misfortunes." . yesterday morning In Mrs>. Otto who resides' with hor Dough a. m. scious daughter at Twenty-fourth street, Sour 10:30 Golden Gate Park near the Chain Church, near Wild Goose Flier 1:00 p. m. soon heard of the news, and fear- Ol«» Oleson's "Owl" 4:30 p. m. Aof I^akes by' Mounted Policeman Ing that the unfortunnte one might be her Gravel any old time. conveyed daughter Catch-as-catoh-can. Kavanaujrh. She was to the she called at the Receiving Hos- &6 pounds Uage Free. STUART ROBSON Receiving where it found ji'.tal to see the pirl, but the body had means clothing blanket*; not live Hospital, was ilreaay Batce ' and In Augustus Thomas' Masterpiece. she had taken carbolic acid. She been removed to the Morgue. stock. N that Mrs. Smith then hurried to the Phirt fac- never recovered consciousness and died a tory daughter Near the window In the ticket office where her is employed and following: little before 3 o'clock. She was apparently wa* overjoyed to find that it was not her there is the GOLDSMITH, age, handsome, one, about 20 years of with a loved a? the latter had been working This is the clock. THE OLD MISSIONARY BARKENTINE MORNING STAR MAKINGPORT OLIVER wealth of blonde hair that was tied with all day. The mother and daughter later It runs. VALUABLE CONSIGNMENTS OF The Matchless Ca*t Include* visited Morgue in the of belnjj ¦\Ve ran the R. R. by the clock. WITH ONE OF THE MOST GOLD John E. Heiuhaw. Maud White. a red ribbon. Near her was found In the the hopes don't take any acid, able to identify the body of the voung It may be the right time: we KVEIiBROUGHT FROM THE FROZEN NORTH. Stephen Orattan. Jeffrey* Lewis. park a one-ounce bottle of carbolic pirl,but coulO not do so. bets on It. II. A. Weavnr Sr.. Kllen Mors'.mer. half «>xnpty. Ithad been purchased at the L'p to a later hour the body of the sul- Look at the time card. It tells you when Beaumont Smith. May Ten Broeck. Model Drugstore at Twenty-fourth and cid« had not been identified, although a the next train goes. Frank Robins, Joseph P. Winter. Church streets. The deceased was dressed number of people called at the Morgue. Filling James Grant, O B. Hallem. dead pirl Frank 1>. Coombs Back. SAILED. Perfect Burt Washburn, Clifford Leigh. in a plaid polf cloak, a white sailor hat The was evidently employed in Monday, October 22. 20 Others. some factory, as the first finger of And with a white band and a pray tailor-made h<«r The steamer Santa Barbara put in here Stmr Bonita. Nlcolson. San Pedro. and gracefully HEADY THCKSDAT- right hand was severely scarred by the yesterday way Eureka to San Alcatraz, -. SEATS cloth .<4:irt. She also wore a cheap imita- u>e of a needle. on her liom Stmr Carlson. Panama, / wrist, . Pedro. She had about twenty passengers Stmr Cityof Para, Zeeder. etc tion gold bracelet on her left a Me- The remains were identified late last States Brunswick. Andresen. Eureka. shaped garments, night as aboard, among them being United Stmr Barbara, Pedro. Kinky button and a brooch in the design those of Mildred Hinckley. who District Attorney Frank L. Coombs. Mr. Stmr Santa Jahnsen. San dapper. resided with her mother on Twenty-sec- Congress Htuir Sequoia, Winkel. Fort BraRK. give personal of u. Scotch Coombs is a candidate for be- Navarro, Bowens Landing. I The carbolic acid was purchased by the ond street, near Guerrero. The' persons fore the First District and according to Stmr Jensen. \ S»:30 o"clock yesterday morning who identified the corpse are C. E. Whit- Nor ttmr Titania, Eeenes. Nanalmo. pirl about those who came down from Bureka on Tropic Bird, Jackson, Tahiti. to frum H. H. Waugh, proprietor of the ham of 1315 Guerrero street and J. C. sure Bktn . attention all ' Drugstore. purchased Smith of 1031 Valencia street. the Santa Barbara he is a winner. SPOKEX. Model When she The Santa Barbara brings down 610,000 ship Lydgate, the acid she was asked for what purpose Miss HJnckley's mother anxiously feet of lumber. She left for Santa Bar- Oct IS. lat 29 N. Ion 15 W—Br orders. Extensive Bb« wanted It. She stated that she did awaited her daughter's return all day, and from Portland, for Qutcnstown. \ buying: in ihe eveninjr called as- bara after landing- her passengers and TELEURAPH1C. TO SAIL. ! not want it for herself, but was it friends to her will there unload 200,000 feet of lumber. At connection with REMEMBER for a friend. She paid 10 cents for the sistance In searching- for her. The young cargo POINT LOBOR, Oct 22, 10 p m—Weather sold and at the same time purchased men read the account of the girl's suicide San Pedro the remainder of the hazy; wind NW, velocity 12 miles. Steamer. IDestination. I Sails. |Pier. : We're Packing Item in at Every Performance. and, visiting Morgue, will be discharged, after which she will all centers. :, s^m* castor olL She laid 20 cents down the found the ob- come to DOMESTIC PORTS. fashion .—AND ONE WEEK "ONLT— the and left the drugstore ject of their search on a slab. back San Francisco. Arrived 22—Schr Jennie Wand, Del Norte..|Humboldt Oct. 23, 10 am Pier 20 on counter EUREKA— Oct 23, MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY without any further comment. No reason can be assipned for the young from Kahatna; schr J M Colman, from San UrnatlUa .. Victoria.: Oct. 11 am, (Ur 9 Prices Reasonable. mnoijnt the pirl brought to act. years "Water Front NoteB. Pedro; I>akmc, hence Oct 21; schr Mary Pt. Arena.. Point Arena.. Oct.' 23. 2 pm Pier 2 The was Kirl's rash She was but 16 of stmr 23, WM. H. WEST'S the hospital tl*e officials were under the age. Her father and mother have been •The schooner Alexander is going to get Buhne, hence Oct 0. Eureka Humboldt Oct. 9 am Pier 13 M.Vi! Orders Fill:d. impression might missing some family Sailed 22-Schr Emma.Claudlna, forHono- Santa Rosa San Diego Oct. 24, 11 am Pier 11 that she be the divorced for time and away for Salinas Cruz at last. She comes Oct Homer, for Don't Mistake the Number. Oirrigan girl, but after they had thor- troubles may have preyed upon her mind. for lulu; bktn Ruth. Jor Sydney: stmr Columbia .. Portland Oct. 23. 11 am Pier 24 alongside" the" wharf an overhauling fan Kranclsco;- stmr Pomona, for San Fran- Pomona Humboldt Oct. 25. 2 pmlPler S BIG MINSTREL pail ¦ ... ; to-day and will probably to-morrow. cisco. ? , Kmpire Coos Bay Oct. 25. 4 pm Pier 13 The transport Verona is not going to COOS BAY—Barbound Oct 22—Stmr Empire, lacjua .... Humboldt Oct. 26, 1pm|Pler best original floral design, carry horses to China. The German Em- for San Francisco. Coos Bay...... Newport Oct. 26, Pier .. JUBILEE, STATE FLORAL SOCIETY bronze vase, Astoria, 9 am 11 Newman &Levinson, Inc.; herbacious peror does not want the vessel, as there Sailed Oct 2!—Ktmr Alliance, for City PeklnK fhinn*Japan Oct. 26. 1pmlPMSS * cut Arrived Oct 22—Schr Ori- 27, WILL GIVB» EXHIBITION flowers. Indian va«e. Nat. Raphael; best is no more demand for horses. The ani- NEW WHATCOM— Areata Coos Bay Qet. 12 m|Pier 19 Next Sunday Afternoon— "FOR HER SAKE. flower piece, jardiniere. Will & Flnck. mals willnow be sold and the Verona will ent, from Port Townsend. Corona San Diego..... Oct. 28. 11 amIPier 11 The Greatest Melodrama of the A«e. carry England. 22— Stmr Rinler, for San Pedro. Its Sixteenth IKsplay "Will Open wheat to" Sailed Oct City Puebla Victoria Oct. 2S, 11 am Pier 9 AMTJSEaiSITTS. TACOMA—Arrived Oct 22—Bark Tidal Wave. North-Fork Humboldt..;.. Oct. 28. 9 amIPier 2 SPECIAL J Next Thursday at Sherman „• Must Mandamus Auditor. from Port Townsend. Colon New Tork Oct. 29, 12 m PMSS O'Rourke, NEWS OF THE OCEAN. BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Oct 20—Schr» G W WALTER DAIUROSCH S' J. the blacksmith whose Corinthian, Oct 13; schr Elder. Portland Oct. 30. 11 am Pier 24 THS PIA50. & Clay's Hall. horseshoeing bills against Mary Etta and hence Bonlta Newport Oct: 30, 9 am Pier 11 la EXPI.AHAT0AT R3C1TAL3 AT of two years the the Fire Depart- Bender Bros,< hence Oct 15. "DAS RIIEINGOLD" Aftrr a l^pse Califor- ment were thrown out by the court, Matters, of Interest .to Mariners anil Etta Monterey, October 31 Kloral Society will again give a will Balled Oct 21—Schrs Mary and November 2 "DIE WALKURE" nia State have to resort to a unique method in order Shipping 1 Merchants. for San Francli-co. . Sun, Moon and Tide. "SIEGFRIED" flower show. Its sixteenth exhibition will to g?t his bills audited. Yesterday vis- PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Oct 22—Schr Forest OPESA MOUSE NovlmbeT E££3£ he The John Currier' loads coal at Seattle for United States and Survey- GRAND November 7 ••aOTTKRDAMMERCNG" ct Sherman & Clay's Hall on Sutter ited Auditor WeUs, but was Informed by Home, from Port Townsend. Coast Geodetic of single teats open Honolulu, chartered prior to arrival; Sydney. Times nnrl Heights of High and Low Saturday Sunday. Season sale now on. Sale next Thursday at that official that he was not sure whether the To- Sailed Oct 22-Schr W H Talbot. for Point, Matinees* and opens Thursday mormlngr, October 25. street afternoon 1 muco, lumber at Port Blakeley for Valparaiso, GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Oct 19—Schr Fan- Waters at Fort 'entrance to San slr.gla exhibition will close Satur- the law would countenance his auditing 22— Stmr Co- Francisco Bay. by Prices— season JT. ana »3 50; reserved o'clock. The pending appeal for orders, owners' account: the Vllle de Mul- nie LHJtard, from San Pedro. Oct Published official au- 50, and 50c. day evening. the bills the result of the fcoupe, wheat for Kurppe, 35s, prior to ar- quille River, hence Oct lS;,stmr Grace Dollar, thority of the Superintendent. seats. Jl »1 O'Rourke has taken. O'Rourke must now NOTE— high S^fei The management of the exhibition will Auditor, rival. hence Oct IS. _; The and low waters occur at the NEW" SO^Vs^W ¥ PANY devolve upon Mrs. John R. Martin. She present his bills to the the latter Arrived Oct 22—Schr A n Johnson, hence Oct city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty- ONLY THIS WEEK will refuse to pass them, and O'Rourke 13; Pioneer, 9. five minutes later than at Fort the Masterpiece, will be assisted by the ladies of the so- Merchandise for South America. fchr hence Oct height of Point: • Vlctorlen Sardou's ciety. will then begin mandamus Proceedings SAN PEDRO— Sailed Oct 22—Schr Meteor, for tide is the rame at both places.. The subjoined list of special prizes arc against the Auditor. The British ship Condor cleared yesterday Port Towmsend: pchr Louise, for Umpqua; senr for Callao with cargo valued at $11,932, for New Whatcom. . OCTOBER cpen to all competitors: ex- Maweema. Pasadena, Eureka. TUESDAY. 23. *Tl¥OLi* medal; transit, "Arrived Oct 22—Stmr from Best rose exhibit, the Alvord gold Pulled His Whiskers. clusive of some In manifested «s fol- Oct 22-Ship low*: Peru, $10,242: for Chile, $1750. The cargo FORT T^WNSEND-Pasaed up Sun rises 6:26 TWO SENSATIONAI* TRIUMPHS!! best twelve named varieties of roses with F. A. Mcthyas, who shot Henry Herzog ' ,Berlin, hence Oct 1, for Tacoma; schr Alice, Sun sets 5*0** Wednesday. Friday Evenings. Saturday buds and foliage, gold Mrs. G. W. consisted of the followlnc: hence rises,.. T DANIEL FRAWLEY as NAPOLEON. TOfii&l, in the leg in a saloon at 249 Fourth street — shooks, 2S,1^3 from Nome; schr Challenger, Oct 16. Moon new 6:27 a. m. appearance this season.) Matinee. Gibbs; bloomingr pot, For Peru 48 bdls box railroad Queen, hence Sept 30. (His first best white ro*e in Sunday nig-ht. Herzog pulled ties, Oallao, 789,188 Arrived Oct 22— Schr as MME. SANS GENE. gold medal. Mrs. V. K. Maddox; best ex- because his to bo landed at and feet Passed up Oct 22—Br ship Port Caledonia, MARY VAN BUREN whiskers, was arrested yesterday morning Oregon pine lumber in transit from Van- • O ITlme —Time— Time Timel PRICES lOe. 15c, 25c, 50c. hibit chrvFanthcmums, gold medal. Miss from Santa Rosalia. Ft. Ft. Ft. Ft. EVENING Flood; masses, by Detectives Ryan and Crockett. He was couver to Mollendo. Oct Cres- • A Few Front Rows in Orchestra. 73c. "LA GIOCONDA." Jennie best exhibit silver City 500 salmon, to be CRESCENT CITY—Sailed 22—Stmr a L W ; H W L W H W Urehfti; booked at the Prison on a charge of For Chile— cs landed at cent City, for San Francisco. PRICES lOc. 15c. 25c. 5Oc S1GNORTNA BARDARESCH1. medal. Mr*. L. best exhibit vio- to Valparaiso, and 103,470 feet Oregon pine lum- Olga,t MATINEE - lets, pilver assault murder. ASTORIA—Arrived Oct 22—Ger bark 23 ...| 4:2A 2.4 10:501 6.6 5:20 0.2 Branch Ticket Offlce— Emporium. SIGNOR CASTELLAXO. medal. Sanborn. Vail & Co.; ber. In ftuaslt from Vancouver, to Anto.ro- Rosalia; stmr State of California, Lucentl. Foletlni. Graham. bejit exhibit carnations, silver medal. from Santa Shanter, |H \V | L. W H W t, W Ferrari. Nicollni. Woman Suffragists to Meet. hence Oct 20; bktn Tarn o* hence Oct U 0:17 4.G 4:58 2.6 11:15 • 5.S 5:55 0.0 Colonel A- Andrews: best American 1 17; schr Webfoot. hence Oct 10. ... beauty roses in vase, silver medal. Cali- The Woman Suffrage Association will . Palatlnia, 15 1:02 4.4 5:31 1.8 h:40 5.5 6:33-0.1 China, off bar Oct 22—Br stmr .. Hay ana Jeed for Arrived C:09 2.9 12:10 OPERA SEASON Optical Company: l>«sst table deco- meet to-morrow evening at Occidental Java, and* ordered to proceed to Pu- 28 ... 1:49 I 4.4 5.4 T:15—0.2 GRAND fornia The Uritlsh ship Flintshire cleared yester- from was 27... 2:411 4.4 6:C4 3.0 12:45 B.S 8:00 -C.I rations, Nancy vase. Raphael Weill &. Hall. 305 Larkin street, to discuss political K n 7:50 3.1 1:31 Tuesday. Thursday.* Saturday. Sunday Nights. decorations, jardiniere. public day for Port Arthur with the following cargo, Oct 22—Stmr N»yo, 28 3:33 4.4 B.I 8:50 0.1 Co.; best mantel Issues and the sentiments of men VoRT BRAaG—Arrived 29...... 4:27 GRAU OPERA CO. The Great Diva COLLAMARINIas "Carmen." best exhibit cac- on the question of political equality valued at $25,417: e — !4.5 8:59 3.2 B:30 4.9 9:43 0.3 MAURICE Nathan-Dohrmann Co.: - of Opera-house, New York, Russo, Salassa, Repetto. NIcollnL tup, loving cup, Hammersmith & Field: women. 16,676 bales hay, 1CS5 ctls barley, 5 bbls mut- VENTURA— Sailed Oct 22 Barge Banta NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides From the Metropolitan ton, gals tug Rescue, for San Francisco. Beginning Nov. 12th at Schaster. etc. GOO bottled beer. Paula In tow of Ship the early morning tides are given in the left SKa'ttLE—Arrived Oct 21— — John Cur- column and the of the MOROSCO'S GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. 23c and BOc 22 Stmr Czar- hand successive tides begins POPULAR PRICES— MiningSupplies for British rier, from Port Townsend.• Oct day in the order of occurrence as to time of SALE OF SUBSCRIPTION" SEATS ADVERTISEMEKTS. Columbia ina, hence Oct 18. day,* column the next, October 25th. at Sherman, SPECIAL—N*xt THURSDAY Afternoon at 3! Titanla sailed Arrived Oct 22—Schr Casco, from ;Btmr the third time third tide and THURSDAY ' The collier yesterday for Excelsior, from Clay & Co'b. GRAND SYMPHONY CONCERT %. Nnnaimo with the following supplies, Al-KI, from Skaguay; Btmr Prices for Season o£ 20 Performances: Direction of valued ICociinik . . at $2121: Bktn Re- Orchestra and Dress Circle llOfl MAX HIRSHFELD ORCHESTRA OF 80. lubricating grease, iron, PORT HADLOCK-Arrived Oct 22— Rows of Orchestra 80 A Superb Programme Will Be Presented. 104 hbU 315 bdls 3 triever," Oct 9. ¦ _• Back Clay coils wire ror>e. hence Watson, Family Circle 60 Seats on sale at Sherman. & Ca's and Sailed Oct 22—Schr O W for San Gallery 33 Tivoilbox ofnee. Prices. 73c, Jl, U50. Corwln, Proscenium Boxes, seating? 6 $1CCO and 700 A Cargo for Tahiti. Arrived Oct 22—Stmr from Port Lotres JSCO and 900 • Orchestra $500; The barkentlne Tropic Bird sailed yesterday Townsend. Oct Lucy,. hence Balcony Boxes (Palcos) seating 4, Arrived " 17—Schr seating JKOO; seating 8 for Papeete with a general cargn, valued at UMPQUA— •¦¦•"-,\;;U">- 5. 700 Oct 6. n^ n^ B . Applications for Boxes should be Immediately $19,133, Including the following: EASTERN PORTS. BOUVIER, ammonia, shoes, American, addressed to MR. ALFRED S cs 16 cs hoots and 2 cuks NEW YORK—Arrived Oct 22—Stmr i We put on sale some special bargains GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ALF. ELLINOTIOUSE Prop, and Manarer beer, 165 ctls barley, 38,495 lbs bread. 6 cs Slnsrle Night Sale Opens November 7, PHONE SOUTH TO candy, 7 bales bags, 4 cs bicycles- and sun- "^DELAWARE BREAKWATER—Passed down in wearing apparel and house fur- Price n to 17 dries, sks bran, 3780 lbs 68 Oct 21—Stmr American, from New York, for EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. 44 beans. bdls cord- nishings which will interest careful SATURDAY. age, 10 cs coal oil, 76 cs canned goods, f-0 c» San Francisco.• MATINEE candles, 100 lbs dried fruit, 8 cs drugs, 03 cs FOREIGN PORTS. . cash buyers Inand out of town. "BREAKINO ALL PAST RECORDS." dry goods, G6 cs furniture, 1027 bbls flour, S2 NANAIMO—Arrived Oct 21—Etmr 8an Mateo, THE SAME TRUTHFUL STORY PREVAILS. c» glassware.-. 155 pkffs groceries and provisions, - '¦ The Great Farce Comedy. 45 cs hardware, 30 cs household goods, 20 bales "saUed Oct' 21—Ship Cyrus Wakefleld, for $1.00 GAMES, C hay. 9 crs mill work. 11 bdls, oars, 6 cs oil, 6 ' 25 oakum, Krlss Krlnple, Crossing: the Dosert, Mea- hules 18 cs onions, 10 bdla pipe, 29 c.n TAKU—Arrived Oct 17—Stmr Callfornlan. 1 potatoes, 12,163 sugar, Manila, Francisco. senger noys. Posting. Shopping. Fairy Land. BROWN'S lbs salt. 7176 lbs 146 en from for San Flag, • Tiger soap, 98 c*. 13 bbls salmon. 22.072 lbs rice. 11 HONGKONG—Arrived' Oct 22—Br stmr Bel- Pool Boards. .Battle Hunt and a in crs vegetables, 17 ctls wheatf -6S56 gals wine. \ gian King, hence from Manila for San Fran- dozen others afMi,price—5c, 30c, 25o and 0C0 TO W/V / cisco; put In with broken ballast tank. Oct 21 games at cut prices for antl-hollday trade. Mam, . A REALLY SWELL BILL. With the Original Company. —Jap stmr Nippon hence Sept 22. ? Wheat Shipment. 22-Stmr Argyll,1 EVANS, FBASET- POPULAR PRICES: NAGASAKI—Arrived Oct GEORGE LES JI5c. 35c, f»Oe 7So The American bark Coalinga cleared from Manila. -for Oregon. EVENING 13t. ana yester- 20—Br ship LADIES^HOES.lace TIES, WORLD AND HASTINGS. MATINEE -.1«j, S5« and SUo day for Callao with 32.C52 ctls wheat, valued QUEF.NSTOWN— Arrived Oct-" A line falr-stltch coin toe Shoe In serv- 13c. ' from Portland. iceable kid, «tylten looking, at J?1!.(W>: slzos Xext Sunday Afternoon at $32,«52, and 12,000 feet lumber dunnage, John Cooke. — BLANCHE RING, LIZZIE B. $180. Total $32,832. VALPARAISO Arrived Oct ..18^-Br ship 3 to 8. A cheaper lnce Shoe for ladles..S1.OO. valued at value. Troop, from New Whatcom. for children 75c to fl^£5. Ladles' easy wlds RAYMOND, EDGAR ATCHISON- TB£ I/EACHY- HEAD—Passed Oct 20—Br ship shoes, called comforts, at ?1.."JO. Othora a*>k ELY, RATJSCHELE, TWIN SIS- Ifcw^KlNSOf OPIUMRING Shipping Intelligence. from Antwerp, for 8an Fran- $2 such footwear. Cambusdoon. . for TERS HALE, ARJIIVED. KINSALE—Passed Oct 20—Br ship Chllton- Last Week of Monday, 22, ford, hence June 12. for Queenstown. DRY "GOODS. . October SANTA ROSALIA-In port Oct "-Ger bark of domestics for family the is a THE Etmr Santa Barbara, Jahnsen, 23 hours Antagone. Br ship Andsadn, Our.stock. GREAT EVERHART. > from Edmund. Gef bark strong one from the celebrated "Womsut'a cot- Eureka; bound south; put in to land passen- for Tacoma. ¦> Reserved Seats 23c: Balcony 10c: H R ?*A Br -ship Ben Lee. . ,-'¦'.'' ton at l."»c to a cheap 4-quarter family sheet- Box Seats 50c. fLv EAT gens.- 22— Br ship Ardenoralg. for Opera Chairs and Samoa, Jacobs, 24 hours from To sail about Oct Portland; Ing at Oc. A 'few pieces of fine dark prints Saturday and Sunday Stmr Eureka. Portland: Br ship Dunsyre, for Br 5c. - '-'-/"; MATINEES—Wednesday. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. Stmr Geo Loomls. IBrldgett. 44 hours from ship PoltaUoch, for Portland; Br ship Marlon at . waiting MATINEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. San Pedro.• LJghtbody orders. boys, 100 Stmr GlDsy, 20 hours Overalls for little pairs. :l."5o a Drama, Leland. from '"Moss OCEAN STEAMERS. Suits for big boys, 18, 19 :.$4.<>O Howard Hall' Romantic Landing. YORK—Sailed. Oct 21—Stmr Aller. for 17. Btmr Santa Rosa, .Alexander, 61 hours from NEW ' '' Working gloves for men .....a5diapers POWERFUL. MIXED ENTERTAINMENT. Schr C* 9 hours from -¦ room,. . Ftort from New York. sixth floor.. *.>.- ' local foreign IMss. Deut*chlaod. 22—Stmr saved every at cash stores and Contributed• by the best and Monterey, Beck, 14 hours PLYMOUTH—Arrfced Oct Deutsch- ¦Money .time , ,.>. -talent. NEXT WEEK—NORTHERN LIGHTS. Schr • . from' Bowens Cherbourg and Bremen. especially, at -...-. the Landing. > land. from TICKETS,- on sale at Orpheum box offlce bath SOAP and a single anointing Schr C T Hill. Llndahl. 15 days from Kodlak. Reserved seats, 60c; box .seats, •JL Genera] Ina wlrm withCUTICURA CLEARED. • Steamer Movements. admission, lie. , SUTRO OrtTHS. -.of skin OPEN < CUTICURA, purest of-emollients and Monday, October 22. NIGHTS with Bonita, Nlcolson, Pedro; TO ARRIVE. OPEN DAILYFROM 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. This Is the purest, sweetest, most speedy, permanent, Stmr San Goodall BATHING FROM 7 A. M. TO 10:K» P. M. cures Perkins• & Co. From. AMISSION 10c. CHILDREN 5c. torturing, disfiguring, itching, Dr stmr Condor, Anderson, Callao; W R Steamer. Due.' Bathing. Including and treatment for • • GRAND FLORAL Admission. 25c: Children 20c. economical Grace & Co. . EXHIBIT. AND AFTER OCT. crusted, and pimply,skin and scalp -¦¦Nor 'Btmr Titanla, Egenes, Nanalmo; Crescent City... Crescent City Oct. 23 ON MONDAY. ». 1300. burning, bleeding, scaly, . John Bay.... Oct, > THE SUTRO BATHS CLOSE AT S P. M. children, is Rosenfeid's Sons. . -. Empire ...... Coos 23 humors, of hair of infants and and Br -stmr Flintshire, Dwyer, Port Arthur; Victoria ...:.... Oyster Harbor Oct.24 CALIFORNIASTATETLORAL SOCIETY with loss ' ¦ • Trading Co. - • Matteawan 7... Tacoma. Octl 24 ¦ American . 17TCPWT7P'Q CONCERT HOUSE. ¦ . sure to when allelse fails. Bark Coalinga. E vane, Callao; Balfour, Guth- Coos Bay.... .V. Newport.. Oct. 24 :SHERMAN, rlDUlli!iI\D Admission lOc. succeed •¦¦•.-¦• Victoria.. Oct. The original, reliable and largrest mail-order CLAY & CO. *S-HALL, rie Ac Co. Cityof Puebla.. 24 Franco, Torre* Ovando, Brig Thomson, ;Mazatlan, North Fork Humboldt Oct. 25 house. /Ask for,Cataloguea, free. tii SUTTfIR STREET. Beatrice .. Jose Lu- Pitcalrn. via Fort .... ' . nette, Braeg; Ulckman,' Ma»terson.' ¦ . Point Arena ;;.Polnt'Arena.. Oct." 23 Antcnio Vargas, Cesar* AlleaanJront. Alexander, Kalb, Cruz; Coos Bay....:...... V... Oct.-- 25-27 Market Street, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY; Sylvia Pucrari and the Lcons. Br scbr Salinas C.A" Arcata ...... 25- Ferr^, FfllDAY Kurtka...... •.-lUumbaldt...... ,.]Oct. 2& P. C Near the Ociobar 2S. 2&. 27 (Day and Evening). Reserved Seats. 23c; Matlneo Sunday.