The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-29
SKINS IN PLENTY.
The kOtiC'S Return From
the North.
flow Captain Mccartney and Engi-
neer frieberg Were Drowned.
Water Front Notes.

The Russian Seal C0mpany's steamer
kotic arrived yesterday. nineteen and a
half days from Petropaulovski, with 3D.
2S7 skins consigned TO freeman. Smith d
Co. Among her passengers was John
Malowonsky, agent of the company and
late Governor of Copper Island. The gen.
tleman narrated the particulars in the
case of the death of Captain Mccartney of
the bark Oregon. published In the tele-
graphic dispatches of several weeks ago.
First Assistant Engineer Jacob Frieberg
of the KOtic and native hunter were also
lost in the same accident that deprived
CAPTAIN Mccartney of his life.
The three unfortunate men were out
duck-sboOiing in one OF the steamers
boats when a squat overlook them, upset
the boat and all were drowned.
Advices par the kOtc stale that the
three men VINO were lost from the sealer
May Belle during a heavy fog, as was sup
posed, We're picked up by Russian man
Of-war and then transferred to IN English
warshiD. They are safe on boarl of the
latter now.
A story is told of two trained bears that
are owned by the commanding officer of
tae Russian cruiser Zsbiaka. The beasts
are trained like sailors, and climb ali over
the ship. The captain never goes ashore
unless escorted By his novel tars.
The schooner Moonlight of Seattle,
thence September Is, for Honolulu, with
coal ana lumber. put In port yesterday in
leaking condition. The captains report
had in it that she leaked al the rate of
twenty-fonr inches an hour. While in lat
itude 40 deg. % sec. north, long. $50 deg. IS
sec. west, on September 22, fierce gale
was met, which came near causing the de-
struction of the vessel She had to be
brought 10 until the wind subsidized. then
headed for San Francisco.
As mentioned in this paper, a central
station mas been selected on the water
front for the harbor patrol The location
will be on Sacramento street near Market
Just as soon as the lease Is made out and
signed the plans for the quar- tiers will be
made public.
The ship Sima moved from Long Bridge
To BalfOur's yesterday, the American ship
Benjam L. Packard came into Harrison
street dock from the stream, the ship
Yarana moved from the stream to Long
Bridge, the Stock bridge from Beale street
to Oakland Greek aud the Fannie Kerr
from Port Costa to the stream. To-day
the bark Dominion will move from Beaie
street 10 Oakland Greek. the Glenard from
Union 10 Hunters, the steamer Jeanne
from the oil works TO the flats, and the
harkentine Tam O'Shanter from Howard
street TO Channel
The deep-water arrivals Yesterday were
the BRUSH snlpS AnauruS aud ArramOre
from Newcastle, \. S. w. with coal.
The New York Herald of September
IS published q long account of he death
of Consul Pollock, the representative of
the United states in Salvador. Consul
Pollock Died of yellow fever, an epidemic
OF which has brnken out In Acajutla and
other Central American ports as was pub
lished exclusively in THE CALL nearly one
month ago.
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