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from went TELEGRAPHIC Mann. B. C; Br stair Frankmeont, from Norfolk. Helena for Rainier, and there the for Honolulu. down to sea with lumber for California. POINT LOBOS March 28, 10 p. m.?Weatker /Va.. rtmr Steamer Westerner, Captain Kelly, has cleared thick; wind W: velocity 10 miles am hoar. PUNTA ARENAS ?Passed March 23? Br for with 520,000 feet of lnmber. WEATHER REPORTS Historian, from Liverpool for San Francisco. TATOOSH, m.?Raining: BEACHY Passed March 28? Br W*p: Laden with lumber for southern California, March 29, 9 a. wlad HEAD? Ipswich. IN ALL steamer Klamatb. sailed from St. Helens this SW; velocity 22 miles an hour. Altalr, from for OF VESSELS Owwbm, MOVEMENTS PARTS WORLD 28? Br ship SIBERIA OFF OF m.?rocgy: March IS POINT 29, 8 a. DUBLIN?ArrITed afternoon. REYES. March Steamer Johin Poolsen Balled for California wind NW; velocity 4 mile* an hour. from Portland. from Oak point today. POINT LOBOS, March 29. 9 a. m.? Thick! GLASGOW ?Sailed Marc* 28? Br *tmr Crown orient and the wind W; velocity 6 miles an hour. of Galicia, for San TrancUco. Laden with lumber for the ? Br Koe- antipodes, the Japanese left FARALLONES, March 29, 8 a. m.? rofgy; LIVERPOOL? March » stmr two xtramera in port mun, for Seattle and Pnget sound porta. down today for tbe sea. Koju Mini, Captain wind NW; velocity 4 axV.ee an hour. stmr FOR THE ORIENT Cowing, sailed at 0 o'clock thle morning from POINT LOBOS, March 29, 12 m.?Talc*; wind TOPOLOBAMPO?SaiIed March 25?N«r Jaeon, for Santa Rosalia. Unnton with 4,000.000 feet of lumber Talued at W; velocity 6 miles an hour. Rowona, $45,000 for Newcastle, rla Honolulu, for bunkers, NORTH HEAD, March 29, 12 nu?Light rain; CARRIZAL?SaiIed Feb. 25? Br ship Mam, Captain Matsushlma, g; velocity for B. C. and Senju left Linn- wind 18 miles an hoar. . 29? Stmr Tamplco, Has Few Passengers for Far ton at noon for Shanghai with 8,190,781 feet of POINT REYES, March 29, 12 m.?l"ocgy; wiad VICTORIA?Arrived March lumber Talued at $38,105. She ia under charter NW; velocity 9 relies an hour. hence March 20. East, But Will Pick Up to the China Import and Export Lumber com- DOMESTIC PORTS SHANGHAI?Arrived March 2S?Nor star Ar- pany, and Koju is chartered by Daviea & Fehon. MENDOCINO?SaiIed March 29, 4 p. Uniis, from Seattle and Astoria. There will be a fleet of 13 coasters in port to- Noyo, for San Francisco. More at Honolulu morrow from California. FORT BRAGG?Sailed March 29, 4:80 p. m.? Memoranda There are five steamers in today, these being Stmr James S. Hlggins, for Redoodo Beach; stmr BHATTLB. March 29.?Ship Acrno, prrrlowW Coaster, Nehalem, Paralso, Shasta and Carlos, National City, for MendoclnO. reported, mi floated at 1 p. m. today, apparently Steamers Report and steamer Olympic arrired tonight. Those to Arrived March 29?Stmr National City, b>nc« undamaged. Stmr State of Washington raa Into Movements of WIRELESS REPORTS Weather follow will be tanker Oleum. Breakwater, Tamal- March 28. the sound stmr Daring at Oolman dock at noon: Liner Carries a Large Cargo pale, J. B. Stetson, Roanoke, tanker Chanalor RAYMOND?Arrived March 29?fftmr Doris, stove In upper works on port side of Daring. TO ARRIVE FROM SHIPS AT SEA United State* Department of Arrieultare ? and Standard oil barge No. t>;., all due to- hence March 2«. SEATTLE, March 29.?Ship Acme, In tew thi* Weather Burean, March 29, morrow. SOrTH BEND?Arrived March 28, 11:80 a, m. Smiths coy* and Has Shipment of Bul- From I Date San Francisco, 1818. mornlaf in the harbor, drifted on ASTORIA, March 29. ?Steamer Sagloaw sailed Stmr Doris, hence March 26. flats In heavy wind; tags deny reesel Is aground: Portland & Astoria [Northland Mar. MARCONI WIRELESS RAINFALL DATA today for San I'eUro with a cargo of lumber, i SAN PEDKO?Arrived March 29?Btmr Tale, tide receding and will not float until high water: lion Worth $500,000 flamboldt F. A. Kilburn...fMar. Steamers Coaster arrlred , this hence March 28; stmr laqua, hence March 27; no danger; soft bottom. Bktn T. P. Emlgh left These reporta are received directly ri CO 55 w Nehalem and blowing uvnoa via Caleta Buena'Sisak M»r. ft, 9 morning at San Francisco and will load lum- stmr Alcatras, from Greenwood; atmr Katherlne, in tow for Tacoma; forced to return; Seattle Direct President Mar.Ear. from the Pacific coant station* of the ber for return cargoes. from Eureka. hard. roruand & Astoria Roee City Mar. STATIONS British ship Crown of India, with a cargo of Sailed March 29?Stars State of California and The Pacific Mail liner Siberia. Cap- Mar. SlarcOni Wlreleaa companyt is oi «s Yale, for San Diego; Saata Barbara Transport Mendocino & Shel. Cove *ea Foam .. \u25a0 £ ?2. iff grain for tbe United Kingdom, has arrlTed down stmrs Bear. Berrfe* Zeeder, yesterday for Loe Angeles Bear |Mar. Friday, March 28. <» tbe rirer and will sail as the weather and Slsiklyou, for San Francisco. tain A. sailed M«r. ? i r- so soon 7:80 p. m.? The Crook Is in port. far China & Japan Manchuria STEAMEB Honolulu for : : ? 2io conditions will permit. ABERDEEN?Arrived March 28, Honolulu and the east. The liner SVatson Mar.ar. WILHELMINA?From I Jahnsen, Schr West, from Valparaiso. March The Logan is in port. Seattle & Tacoma [ax. San Francisco; p. m., 1.275 mile* from light- When steamer Klamath, Captain Edward R. The for Manila, carried a full cargo, including a ship- San Diego & Los Ang..jState of Cal Mar. 8 Eureka 0.09 S3.23 38.16 29.51 sails from St. Helens for Ran Franelseo, it will 29, 2 p. in.?Stmr Fair Oaks, hence March 27. Thomas, from San Frmaefaw Clara Mar. ship; light northeast wind; smooth sea; weather Red Bluff... 0.00 15.54 21.18 12.04 COOS BAY?Sailed March 29?Stmr Break- sailed from Honolulu March 23. ment of gold bullion valued Loe Angeles & Way Pte Janta !>iar. fine and clear; all well. have In tow new steamer Merced, which will The Buford is in port. and silver & Loe Ang.. i'ale Mar.Mar- Sacramento 0.00 e.84 18.78 6.30 to bay city machinery in- water, for Astoria. majority of pas- San Die»ro for Mt. Tamalpals...... be taken the to have m.? The Sheridan Is in port. at $500,000. The the Port AlWn Hyadee Mar. STEAMER BIEHRA?Hence March 25 Hono- 0.02 18.86 19.81 14.16 stalled. Practically all the wood work to the PORT SAN LOS?Arrived March 29, 2 a. Seattle, at H- I^ffgett.. Apr. lulu; 8 p. m. 1,193 miles off San Francisco; San Francisco 0.00 10.71 I\u03b2. 33 10.40 Stmr Lansing, from Juneau; 2 p. m., bktn Fnl- The Dlx. from Manila for arrived sengers were for Honolulu and at Hon- Tacoma £ Apr. * craft was completed at St. Helens yards. By Honolulu March Grays Harbor Norwood Apr. light northeast wind; sea smooth: weather fine San Joee 0.00 B.19 14.48 7.47 the latter part of May Merced is expected to lerton. In tow tug Dauntless, hence March 28. 20. olulu 16 passengers for the orient will Multnomah Apr. and clear; 30.40; temperature 63. ireeno 0.00 4.84 8.17 5.07 2», 6 p. m.?Stmr Lansing, for The Sherman sailed from Manila for Baa rraa- Portland & Astoria barometer be ready to go in regular serrlce between here Sailed March ciaco on March 15. Join the liner. Among those who will Humboldt Oity of Topeka. Apr. STEAMER NOBTHLANIX?From Portland for Independence ....." 0.00 3.83 8.OB 1.42 and San Francisco In the freight and passenger ; to nail 10 p. m. bktn Fullertoo, la tow Ix>e Aogelee ««nta Barbara. Apr. Pan Francisco; H p. m., 15 miles south of Cape San Luis Obltpo!!! o.oo 7.16 17.89 12.79 trade. tug Dauntless, for San Francisco. join the Siberia at Honolulu will be Wilhelmina Apr. Lo» Angelee 0.00 13.82 9.82 TATOOSn?Passed March 29, 12:80 p. ra.? Otl for the Orteirt Honolulu Apr. Blanco. Diego 12.44 Schooner Camlno, with lnmber for Antofagasta. George TV. Wickersham, former at- Plsana Aithtabula San 0.00 5.71 8.76 7.78 will arrive down the rirer this evening, and Stmr Tallac, hence March 26 for Tacoma. March Th* O*raaan tank steamer Beffal* sxlkfsl fM ITrlnculo [Apr.|Apr. STEAMER J. A. CHASTSLOR? From Monterey for m.?Stmr Asuncion, from Woeeunf, for orders, resterday, with 5.020,000 torney the United States, Balboa barkentlne Amaranth, with lumber for Val- 28 7:40 p. general of Vanguard |Apr.Apr. Portland; 8 p. m., 216 milM south of Columbia PACIFIC COAST STATIONS Sunday Francisco; 6:40 a. m., stmr Maverick, gallons of refined petroleum, valued at 9181,400, HumboMt Apr. I\u03b2 paraiso, will arrire down rlrer morn- for San and Mrs. Wickersham. 6,464 Loe Angeles direct Harvard Apr. river. the following tables tbe maximum and mini- injr. from Astoria for Seattle; 5:40 p. m., itmr Presi- The Siberia's cargo included Fort Bragg Arctic .... Apr. STEAMER ROMA?From Esqntmalt for Ban nmm temperatures and rainfall are given: Japanese steamers Koju Mara and Benjn Mara dent, from Seattle for San Frandeco. bales of raw cotton, 4,000 sacks of flour Humboldt North Fork ... .Apr. Luis; 8 p. m., 275 miles north of San Franclaco. and British steamer Ireran are en route down SEATTLE?Arrived March 2»?Stmr Northland, HDjd 1,899 packages of machinery. There San Diego & Loe Anf.. Geo. W. Elder..|Apr. ROSE for San river with cargoes. from Skagway; etmr Admiral Farragut, heneo Beavers Wallop Men of 1,200 Apr. STEAMER CITY?From Portland 28, ? are 600 tons of nitrate and cases Point Arena Albion.. Porno Francisco; m., March 26. March p. m.?Stmr UmatUla. of cigarettes. Cooe Bay Apr. 8 p. off Cape Arago. SEATTLE, March 29.?Arrlved^?Steamer Ad- Willamette, Port San Lola .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;." Farragut, Maverick, etmr hence March 25. Hongkong * Apr..pr. STEAMER Honolulu for Baa miral steamer from San ? Harrostar, Quincy Town Among passengers for Loe Angeles direct Yale MANGHTTRIA?From Franrlsco; Northland, Sailed March 29, a. m.?Bark for the Apr. Francisco; 8 p. m., 921 mile* off San FraadjcOk steamer from southeastern Duodas; A. Lucas, stmr Argyll, was Captain W, IL L-edbetter. Captain Sal. Cruz &. 8an Diefo.iAlaek«a STATIONS Alaska; German ship Lasbek, from Santa Ro- stmr Captain F. was formerly In the United Halboa via Acapnlco.. .(San Juan [Apr. STEAMER HILONIAJT?From Seattle for Hono- for San Francisco; etmr AO-Kl, for Skagwa/i Liedbetter Apr. m., salia. for States navy, and later, for a few years, Pnjret Sound Ports iTJmatilla .. lulu; 8 p. 1,212 mile* off Tatooah. Departed?Steamers Maverick, Argyll, Captain stmr Maverick? \u25a0. I(Spertal Dlspatet to H\u03bc OaO) navy. Seattle & Tacoma lAdm. Farragut. Apr. March Mt Norwegian Arrived March 29?Stmr Maverick, from Pert- was an admiral In the Turkish |Kaneas City Apr. Saturday, A. F. Lucas, for San Francisco: land. STOCKTON, March 2fc?The B««>v«r« He has been an inspector In Portland & Aetoria 27 for Pert- steamer Tricolor, for ; bark Harvester, for way appointed San IMego & Lot Ang. .'Pieeldent (Apr. STEAMER CAMINO?Hence March ? CRESCENT ClTY?Arrived March ». T a. m.? had it all their own today with the Philippine lighthouse service and Roee C ty Apr. land; 8 a. m., 50 miles north of Cape Mendo- Dundas. March 27. charge of his told is going out to take Fort Bragg |Bmnswlck Apr. clno; light northwest wind; all well. Baker I Red Blnff .00 ABERDEEN. March 29.?The schooner Edward REDONDO BEACH?Sailed March », t*:B© by score of Harry r .... Apr. days Valparaiso, arrived today. Monterey, Navigator, for the 9 to 1. Krau«« San Diego ft Loe Ang..[Harvard STEAMER KAVAJO?From Portland for San Bolee ! ,40 Reno .00 R. West 69 from a. m.?Scar la tow tßg pitched inning* for Quincy and Captain X E. Case of the Philippine Manila & Mororan Bessie Dollar... Apr. Francisco; 6 a. m., 35 miles north of Cap* Men- Del Mont* .00 Roseburg .18 The steamer Fair Oaks arrived from San Monterey. five returning Manila on (Apr. .... Rimlngton constabulary is to Portland fr Astoria.... Roanok* docino; strong southwest wind, moderating. Etareka Sacramento .. .00 Francisco. Sailed March 29, 10 a. m.?Stair Hatea F. the remainder. Portland the There were about 15 insular {P*r»'*o APr Hijsiaff Salt Lake .00 The steamer Columbia departed for San Pedro. Drew, for Ban Francisco, made eight, runs off the latter. Hlg; liner. ( Portland SAN FRANCISCO, March Bfc .... .00 employes among the Siberia's pas- Fresno San Diego .00 The schooners Resolnte for San Pedro and M. EL SEGUNDO?Arrived March S\u03b2?Barg* 01. jrinbotham pitched a great TO SAIL of Point .00 ports Eric for Valpa- tow hence ram* for sengers. STEAMER HAVAJO?IO mllM south Helena ! IT. San Francleco. .00 Turner for Chilean and the In tug Hercules, March 27. Portland, Quincy gretlnj; only three hit* The passengers Included: IDentlnation '| Arena at 6:30 p. m. Honolulu .02 San Jose .00 raiso were delayed by a rough bar. ASTORlA?Arrived March 28. 8 a. m.?etmr Date I STEAMER CATAJNHIA?3 p. 08 mil** norta «4 .00 S. L. Obiepo.. .00 Shasta, from San Pedro; 9 a. odl, stmr Carlos, off him. The score: Inr Honolulu?Miss LJta Rodlck, Dr. George I to.. March 26; 6 a. itmr H. B. W. L. Adams. Mrs. M Ander- U\u03b3. SO'Bnreka |Santa Crui.. 13 San Fraoclbco. L .08 ISEX Farallon.. .00 etmr Paralso, hence m., B. H. Runckel, Dr. Angeles. 10 ties... Spokane .O\u03b2 Coaster, hence March 26; 7 a. m., stmr _~ .....,-? 1 L, Andermon, Miss Wayne Arnold, Mrs. far. 30|Hanalet ]I-oe - STEAMER YOSEMTTB?« j>. m., off Pigeon point. 1.00 Shipping Intelligence Nehalem. Portland ~» 14 son. Miss Rirerslde iPuset 8onnd. 12 m 58 '-l»v .00 ?Summit .00 hence March 28. Qulney B 3 J.illie Baum. G' M. Collins, Mrs. G. M. Collins, lar. 80 2 pm 27 STEAMIER COL. BRAJES-\u03b2 p. m., 75 Sailed March 29, 8 a. m.?Stmr Alllaao*, for Batteries?Hlgglnbottiain, Jamos~...«.l Lean; Fanning. Finley. Kenneth far. 30!Northland Loe Angeles. X. L. .02 Tacoma .76 a>4 Mlse M. S. Mrs. E. L. >t 3 pm 10 miles north of Ran Pranclsco. iiorm neaa.. , ARRIVED Coos Bay and Eureka. Krause, Rlminjrton aad Fisher. C Grant, Mrs. Kenneth C. Grant, Mrs. far. 30'Buckman . .46 iTatooeh Harbison, lar. 80lArctic Fort Bragg.. 3 pm STEAMER GOVEHMOB?S p. nu, ndtea nerttj PtoenJx TonopaJj .00 Saturday, March 2e>. Sailed March 29, 4 p. m.?etmr Baftaaw, for Hugh Harbison. Miss Lucy A. 8 « San Francisco; m., stmr W«stern«r, far Saa 3. F. Harrison, Miss 8. HarrUon, lar. SO'Pomo Point Arena. 6 pm of Point Reyes. Pocatello :S 'Walla Wall*.. .43 1:80 p. m., ftmr A. M. Slmpeon, Bendegard. 44 4 p. Mrs. Qraya Harbor 3 pm 10 Pt. Lt. iWlnnemucca... .00 Bay; lumb«r to Francisco. Miss Mabel Hill, Hyman, Mrs. W. L- far. 81 Helen* STEAMER HJLRVAJUV-\u03b2. 20 p. passed R«r»a 1.00 hours from Coos 750,000 feet Vallejo Brevities W. L. Humboldt 12 m 13 m.. Plf- Portland .80 'Viinia [? .00 Simpson company. PORT TOWNSEND?SaiIed March S»?Schr Lauritaen, lar. SIT. A. Kllburn. ? Lumber Hjman, Paul R. Isenberg. A. E. K. Angelea..!... 4 pm eoa point. hour* James H. Bruce, for Hilo. Leach S. J. Lewis. Miss V. Zoeckler. Mrs. far. 81 Yale L<* ?Snow 11:40 a. m., stmr Eureka, Paulsen. 9 The charge against William Higgios. booked H. LyUe. T. (ar. 81 Bear Portland 12 m STEAMER ROMA-\u03b2 p. nv. M tnllee ecmth of on ground, 59 Inches. from Santa Crui; merchandise to Monterey Bay Arrived March 29? Bkta Jam«s> Tuft bone* R. 3. Lowe. W, A. Lytle. Mrs. W. A. Portland ... 5 pm San Frauclneo. March 10 for Winalow; O«r «hip from for manslaughter in running down and killing C. Marlowe. Mrs. T. Marlowe, T. A. Marlowe, Mrs. far. 81 Coaater ... is' EASTERN STATIONS Steamship company. Lasbek. Busse by a motor car, was dismissed yesterday McAllister Jr., Henry far. 31 President San Diego... 2 pm 9 STEAMER CITY OF TCKPQCA-\u03b2 p. m. 10 mfi«« 11 a. m., stuur Ontralla. Bveadson, 41 hours Santa Rosalia. M. Morrow, Mrs. Henry IHumboIdt 5 pm 27 Abilene Knoxvllle .00 Pollard Steam»htp LONG BEACH?Arrived March », 12:80 a. m. on the motion of the district attorney. McAllister Jr., Winters Morrell, Mrs. Winters far. 81 Phoenix .. south of Point Area*. 841501.00f .... from San Pedro; ballast to Stmr Secretary of the Navy Daniels will visit th* Muller, Murphy. M. ipr. l'Norwood jLoe Angeltt. 2 pm Atlantic Olty.. 48J30 .00 Loulerlll* .00 company. Santa Barbara from Ban Pedro. Worrell. Mies Maud B. H. Angeles. pm 'STEAMER WHrIXIER-\u03b2 p. m.. SO mils* tenth 42(28.00 Sailed p. ta.?Stair Santa Bar- Pacific coast in September, according to the North, O. ipr. l'Multnomah ...)Iw Orlean*.. .00 from Saa Pedro; ballast to Pollard Steamship March 29, 1 p. m.?Stan* CUs*. ckel, Philip H. Sheridan, J. Smith, Puebla.'Puget pm A STEAMER NOHTHLAJTCV-\u03b2 p. m.. : for San Bmith, H. G Snyder, B. M. Solomon. Mrs. B. M. ipr. HClty of Sound. 2 north of Point Arena. Dee Molnes... 62 42 .00 iNew York.... .00 company. Francisco. ipr. llKose City iLos Ar,eele». 40 Dodg* City.... 72132 .00 North PIttte.. .00 m., Bvenson, B\u03b2 hours from EUREKA?SaiIed March V\u03b2, t a. nu?etmr ?. t-nlomon, I>r. Stanley Stlllman, Mrs. Stanley to., lightship. 9 a. strar Brooklyn, A. FraccUco; PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL M. G. Stillman. Miss Elliabeth ,pr. 2'Wa»blngtoo ...,Coos Bay .. I\u03b2 STEAMER SIBERIA-\u03b2 r>. \u03b2-ff Ihiluth .02 Oklahoma .00 Bandon; 287,000 feet lumber to Sudden & Chns- Rtlburn, for San T a. m.. stmr Ftillman, Mrs. 12 m 11 p. 48J34 I Lakme, far San Pedro. fctillman, Stanley Sttllman, H. E. Bwe*zey, Mre. ipr. 2 4 38 .00 1st. Paul .00 E. White Lnmber company. Pisatls*. fqr ipr. 2 Santa Clara \jm Angelea.. 2 pm IS PRESH>E3TT m.. Hatterae 62 [Tampa T\u03b3. 1:25 m., stmr Yosemite, Asplnnd. 83 hows San Francisco. W. White. ... of Cape Blanco. .1.00 a. p. Yokohama?M!*s Mary C. Ely, E. C Fry. .pr. 2 Moana Sydney , 11 am 12 Havre 48130 .00 Toledo .00 from Astoria; bound south, put In for fuel. Arrived March 29, 5 nv?Stmr Wtn. H. Mur- p, ny, miles south of phy, F W. Goteb. M. E. Merrlman, M. F. Morrtll, ,pr. 8 N'atajo Portland ... & am 8 STEAMER ROANOKE-\u03b2 8 nuron 54|32. .00 Wa«h!nirt»n .00 5 a. m., stmr Sea Foam, Henrlcksoo, 14 hear* from San Pedro. Cape .. Verdler, ipr. Pnget Soond.Sound. 3 pm 10 Blanco. Winnipeg Arena hour*; 230,000 MARSHFIELD?Arrived March 2», ?. m.? Otis A Poole, Kenichi Snimlra, Paul iCWtttOD Pnfet Jackeonrille.. .168156 .00 .00 from Albion, vie Point 11 Smith, m., E. Wped. L. A. Wilson. Lpr. 8 8tate of Cal.-lSanSan Diego... 11 am 9 STEAMER CAMIUO-\u03b2 a. m.. SO mile* norOi of Kanea* City... feet lumber to C. H. Higglns. Stmr Nann hence March 87; 9:80 a. BUM IC. [Ran Diego...Diego. 4 pm 7 1 i Wehlgren, stmr Adeline Smith, hence March 2T. Kob«? (I. S. Beeb«\ M. MacDonald, A. Lpr. Yale Ran Mend ocin©. 5:50 a. m., Brunswick, 14 4 Puget Sound,.. 5 pm ss ?ALASKA STATION* etmr. March 29?Stmr Mom* <3tjr, Ohlfest, Major Dion Williams, Mrs. Dion Wll- .pr. 4!Cha». Nelson... Sound. STEAMER KAVAJO?Dne Baa Dnancisco 10 hours from Fort Bragg; 435,000 feet lumber to TACOMA?Arrived ipr. 4 Geo. W. Elder. Portland 10 am II from Seattle. ... 27 a. m., March 80. Dnlon Lumber comjpany. Sailed March 29? Stmr for Pert Shanghai? WllUam Harman Blark. Mis* M. \u25a0 pr. f> Vanguard Hnmboldt .. [11 am . ASTORIA. March S\u03b2. ? 3:55 p. m., Br stmr Wellington, McCarthy, 90 Wasp, Anotae. H. Bylee. Miss A. E. Carter. Miss Anna C. ipr. fvNorth Fork iHumboldtHnmboldt 12 ni 38 hours from Nanalmo; 2,850 tone ooal to Western EASTERN PORTS 6Cooa ... San Luis,I>ite.... 4 pm 11 STEAMER ASTTirCIOM,?Port Ang*le#-Bejx Fran- kUloh Kanne, C. 11. Kirkland. ipr. Bay jPt. Fuel company. DELAWARE BREAKWATER?SaiIed » Mlw ipr. r>; Harvard !l/5»m Angeles.. 7 cisco; 475 miles north of San at 8 m., EUaeen, 48 hoars Berth Hongkong?Jeese N. Benson, Nat Boas, . Francisco Reports preceding 4:10 p. stmr Fort Bragg, ?Stmr American, for Philadelphia. and Meals Included fn Fare 42 p. of flay. R R Bollee and infant. Miss Betsy Bolle*. W. Lpr. f> China (Hongkong...>ngkong ... m. * from San Pedro; ballast te C. H. Hlggln*. NEW YORK?Sailed March 28? Br atmr CWa- LEAVE3FBOM PIERS 0 AND 11 X). Brown, Mrs. W. I). Brown. Captain L. B. .pr. f> Preaident ]Puget\u25a0get Sound. 9 STEAMER CHEHAUB? Northbound; 88 mile* ASIATIC STATIONS 4:20 p. m.. etmr Oarmel, Hardwiek, 48 hoere cha. for Valparaiso. P. C, Miss H. Courlaender, Mrs. N. ipr. e'Roae City iPortland>rtland ! 40 south of Grays Harbor at 8 p. m. from Redondo Beach; ballast to Sudden & Chris- Lea Ana;elea, San. Dlearo, ?S«nta Barbar* Case. F. a Diego...... 13 ISLAND PORTS >sTerett, Park G. Haynee, Howard B. Houk. STEAMER ATLAS?San Francisco-Tmeoni*.} 588 Bar. j IBar. tensen. March #tn» Ka*> President or Governor Every Monday. p. Lachlan. Captain W. H. Ledbetter. Mr*, Inches 5:80 m., stmr G. W. Elder, Panlsen, TO HONOLULU?ArrWed 28?B» 2 m. f TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE miles north of San Francisco at rt p. m. Inchee I p. mattan, from Moll. \u25a0Stat* of California... Every Thursday. llthel W Mason. R B. Martin, Frank P. Mc- hoars from Portland, vta Astoria W hoars: pas- HlLO?Arrived March 28?Scbv A. 1\ Oeata, H a. m. ]:itTre. George F. Ober, STEAMER WASHTENAW?For Vancouver; 4«S 30.00 jNemnro 130.00 sengers Pacific Steam- ?Only calling Georce F. Ober, Mrs. IDate p. and merchandise to North from Columbia rlrer. attamar at Santa Barbara. Mrs Edna W. Penwell, W. R. Schrelner. A. D. mile* north of San Francisco at 8 m. o* 80.OS Tokyo | 80.24 ship company. Marcb S\u03b2? Br itnt Saxan Shortt, D. Shortt, Mr. A. B. Talraage. Valdex Seward |Martpo«a .Mar. 80 Franciaco; off ii 30.32 I 8:10 p. m., etmr Hardy, Mlchelsen. B\u03b2 heor» MANlLA?Arrirad Seattle (Direct), TaeOma, Townaend, Mrs. A. & 81 STEAMER WATSON?Seattle-San Monarch, from New York. Cotmtess Francois de Tessan, William E. Walker, Sk«r«-«T & Way Ports. City of Seattle. jMir. Cascade head at 8 p. in. from Coo* Bay; bound south, put in for fuel. Victoria, Vaaconrer, Alaaka Mrs. R. H. Warden. Bkagway & Way Ports. Humbolrit Apr. 3 Harford-Portland; SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS FOREION PORTS R, Artm. Sampson.!Apr. 15 STEAMER OLEUM?Iort 490 CLEARED BAXBOA?ArrITOd March 11?Stmr LaaUaaw, Pftflent er Governor.. .Every Saturday, 3 p. in. Join at Honolulu?C. R. Darls. Mrs. C. S«MoTia 8c Way Ports. p. The moving steadily eastward PaTU, Mrs. Leila B. Hedge*. E. W. Hedge* Jr., miles north of San Francisco at 8 m. northern storm is Saturday, March SB. henoe March 1. PIER and Is now central over Saskatchewan, with a Alaska Pack- SAUNA CRUZ?Sailed March 28?Stmv Alaa- City «f Pnebla or Umatllla, Brery Tnecday, 2 p.m. H H Homer,, Mrs. H. 11. Homer, J. P. Loge- DIRECTORY STEAMER J. B. STETSON- Northbound| off trough extending southward along tbe eastern Stmr Kansk. Axdel. Cooks inlet; doß F. I Dr. F. Pfaff, Mm. F. Pfaff, Cape Lookout at 8 p. m. en' association. kan, for San Francisco via San Diego. Eareka CHnmboldt B\u03b2 y> Moore. Scott. Mrs. STRETCT slope of the Eocky mountains. Yt has caused Stmr Cocelns, Seattle; Pacific Coart CORRAO?Arrired prior March 28? Br atar Charles C. Scotr. Mrs. Charles C. NORTH OF MARKET STEAMER CAPTAINA. F. LITOAS \u25a0 Sonthbecad; general, portion Governor. Topek*... .April 2, 7, 11, I\u03b2, 20, 23, 2*. 12 noon 3. Whittaker, Mrs. J. Wtittaker, Hon. George rain oik the northern of tbe Pa- Steamship company. Cherlton Hall, from New York for Valparaia*. Washington! Union 1 off Destruction inland at 8 p. m. cific slope and Rocky mountain region and gener- Borefca; SWANSEA?Arrived w, Wl-kersham, Mr*. George W. Wickersham Pier 3 Pier 17 the states. Stmr City of Topeka, Zeh, Pa«ln> March 27? Br atmr Bell- Nome?-St. Michael Pier 8 Jackson Pier 19 Union 2 SEATTLE. March J\u03b2. ally cloudy weather orer plains Orer Coast Steamahlp company. grano, hence D«c. 27, 1812. and maid. PacincfPler 21 Filbert the nonthern portion of the Pacific slope and east Ellbak, Mnmn will leave about Jane 1. Trade Pier 7 STEAMER MAVERICK?SeattIe-San Fraeeleeo; 5 Stmr Harvard, Jepeen, San Pedro; PeetUe IPSWICH?ArrIT«d March 27?Oar bark Big; Fleet for Coaat Pier » Broadway 1 Pier 23 Greenwich 1 mile* south of Race Rocks at 8 p. m. of the Mississippi rlrer the weather is fair. Nerlgation company. from Oregon. Aroline, Cricket, Broadway Greenwich There has been a general rise In temperature MoßoßAN? Alaska Cruises, 1918. Leare Seattle The steamers O. M. Pier 11 2\ Pier 25 2 STEAMER AL-Kl?Northbound; off Cap* L*ao at country. Stmr Bee, Ayer Portland; Fred Underman. Arrlrad March »r mimt Wla- Clark, San Ramon, Mary Olson, Merced, pier 13 Vall*Jo!P!er 27 Lombard OTer the entire Condition* are favorable Stmr Bandon, Liodberg, Bandoo; Eetebroofc nebayo, from June 18; July 2, I\u03b2, SO; 13. 10 p.m. Powell 8 p. m. for fair weather In this district Sunday, except Spokane, An*. rtosalie Mahony, Solano and E. H. Pier 15 Oreen!Pler f>l A Co. PUERTO March 38?Stonr Right change STEAMER JErrX&SOV?Soßthbooadi off Baart fog along the coast In the morning and light Minnesotan, from New York. . reserved to tbla ech*dale. Vance, the TO CLEAR all built for coastwise lum- SOUTH OF MARKET STREET point at 8 p. m. showers on the extreme north coast. ber trade, are practically ready for ffaoday, March B*. Sailed March 28?Stmr Dakotan. for Datewaxa TiCKWT ?Palae* Hotat, pier I'Pier Spear STEAMER TLI,-Seattle-Port San Loll; FORECAST Hamma, San Pedro; Independent breakwater. OTTißbß 858 Market service, and the indications are that 2 Mission 24 AEG Forecast made at Pan Francisco for tike 90 hoars Sttar Henalei. be to keep them Pier 4. Mission 2|Pier 28 Main passed Tatoosh at 7 p. m. Steamahlp company. SYPNEY?Arrtrwl March 28? Br atmr Harlte- »tr*«t, I\u03b2 Market utreet aa4 Bread way Wharf. there will business all | ending at midnight March 30, 1913: Riverside, Dablquist. Seattle; Charles Nel- den, from Eureka Tia Columbia rlrer. Tclcphona Keaxay lit work to their full capacity. The fler 6 Howard I!Pier 34 Beale EAST KAN PBDRO. March ». San Francisco and vicinity?Fair, except fecgy Stmr 4ML completion Pier 8 Howard 2iPler 88 Fremont | son company. STAITS OF MAGELLAN?Passed March 28? .Aroline is nearing at the p. f in the mornlag: light northwest wind. Pier 10 Howard BPier 38 First STEAMER YALE?7:3O m. 7 miles north of SAILED B\u03b3 sttnr Strathtay, from Newport News for Port BroaAwari ML ©akta»4 M«" Union Iron works and is being built 401 Point Loma. Sacrameuto valley?Fair Sunday; light north- OAKLAKD?I22ft for W. S. Scammell. The Cricket, which Pier 12 Folsom l'Pier west wind. Saturday. March 29. BERKELKT?2123 Shattnck ay.; tri. B«rke. 44. Pier 14 Folsom 2 Pier 42 }\u25a0 P. IC. 8. 8. C\u03b2. STEAMER BEAR?B p. m., 4 mlla* east of Point Santa Clara valley?Fair Sunder; light north- 2:28 p. m.. ttmr Tosemlte, Aaplond, San Pedro. was launched December 24, received its Pier I\u03b2 HarrlsoniPier 44 J Concepclon. C. D. DUNANN, P«ee*nget Traffic Manager. engines at United Engineering Foorth west wln, I.BM miles San Joaquln valley?Fair Sunday; light north- Tacoma. works, and the other day was given a p. Hongkong Tla Sun, and Tide south of San Francisco. went wind. 1:25 m.. stmr SlberU, Zeeder. h, e \u25a0uecesafal trial trip. The O. M. Clark, Moon California south of the Tehaehapl?JTalr So2w Honolulu and Tokohama. lviiltat Hoquiam, "Wash., for C. H. Hlg- United State* coast aud geodetic eurrey?Time $ItOO B l $IA.OO Point. For DAILY RIVER BULLETIN day; light northwest wind. 1:35 p. m. stmr Vanguard, OdJand. Etereka. *f J!? gins, is at the United Engineering and heights of tides at Fort city G. H. WTLLSON, Local Forecaster. 10:15 a. m., etmr Col. B. L. Drake, Badger, 13 Berth and Heals IU 810 fORTLAND Trrrks having engines and in- front (Mission street wharf>, add 25 minutes. BEAR Mils 12 neon to- bollere ? Onsterrations Seattle. Ftrat ?!\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Second daaa SUNDAY. MARCH 30 SACRAMENTO. March 20. Ukei m., Seattle, la tow morrow, Monday, Marcta 81. stalled. at 7 p. m. today: 10:15 a. barge 95, Daniels. The Ran Ramon, being built at Coos Rtin rise* B:s* r«t bringing 600,000 feet of lumber consigned to etmr Col. E- L. Drake. First claea $10, «1Z IIP; Bay for th*» EL J. Dodge Lumber com- Pun sets 6:32 the Hammond IyUtnber company at Terminal. 9:20 a. m., schr Lily. Olsen, TTmpqoa rlTer. second class $c. Btrtk and Moon rises 2:31 a. m. 2 Departures today Include the steamer Bear, C. 8. Holmes, Trodgett, Included. pany, will be ready for service In about April 6, at 9:39 a. m. on 9:20 a. m., schr Mary New moon « a schedule, for Portland rla Ban Francisco with ett. Seattle, Tacoma, Etc. two months. The Olson and April IS. at 9:30 p. ANGELES First quarter moon m. si a large paxeeoger and freight list. 9:20 L m