The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16

went 10 their quarters as soon as The
dock was reached
There was a general shifting around OF
transports as soon as the Ben Mohr ana
Senator went out into the stream j ne
St Paul went alongside the Ohio at Fol
som 2. the City OF Puebla took the Sena-
tors place, the Duke OF Fife moved over
into the Ben NIohr's place ana the Dalny
Nostock moved from Harrison 10 How
ard 3.
There was trouble on the transport
Warren yesterday. A gang OF about
sixty boys and young men who have oeen
chipping the boilers for 81 - DAY struck
for g. and the majority OF them com
promised for 81 -. The WOrk on lne YES
Sci Is nearly finished, and The kisdon
Iron Works thought IL better 10 glEe IN
10 The demand OF the strikers than delAy
the work.
cult work for an hour OF so. Ihey had
been working nine hours a day, ana con-
tended that On Government snip they
were entitled 70 eight hours as Bull
days work. The point was conceded and
the repairs 10 the vessel VIII be hnished
The oceanic Steamship Companys mail
steamer Australia sailed Tor honolulu
Yesterday with over eighty cabin pas
scnCers and nfty-six in the steerage-
During the morning hours scow
schooner made considerable trouble iOr
the mail beat The machinery was beng
turned over preparatory 10 sailing and
the wheel was going ahead. Inc scS",
dropping out from the slip, allowed her
mooring line 10 drift down 20 the
Australia, and IL was caught In the re
volving wheel. The engines were stopped
before any damage was done. but II took
out OF the propeller Once that was ac,
compllshsd the engines were started
again and everything found TO work TO
perfection
on the Australia were Axel Aalberg. b.
N Ausherman, A e. Balentyne, Sharles
Bell and wife, J. Il Bell, Mrs. J. Brown,
two children and maid, T. X Bull; Miss
T. de Bolt. Rev. S. L. Desha, W. ).
Dixon. Major J. a. Dr!fiill and wife and
two daughters, Miss r. Dury, A y.
Games and wife. Rev. .. ?. Emerson, A
Enos and wife. Master Enos, A. DEF
lach, Rev. J. NJ Ezera. +. r. Farrter, ".
Fletcher. Miss Fletcher. z; A. Fraser
h. {. Fuller. A Hartovich. J. A Hopper
and wife. Miss NJ. /. Hopper, {. J.
Hutchins. JOHN Kamauwai. ). kauhane,
r. y. King. G. II. Koch, Grant Marcy. A
w. PuaOi. g. &. Quinn. Alec Raymond,
Mrs. Charles A Rich, 5. l. Rich and
wife. Mrs. u. II Roberts and Infant, A
L. Seovers and wife and child, F. A
Smith. O. W Smith and wife and child.
Rev. r. s. Timoteo. J. II. Trueman, +.
A. Voigt. Mrs. F ". Wakefield, J. G..
Walker ana VIE. MISS " alktEs W II
Wallace. 7. c. Ward. Miss c. Widman,
Mrs. J. y Wiley and child. Miss i. NJ.
Wiley. Miss J. +. Wollpert. +. 7. Wright.
Miss ~ Young and a. Zuckerman.
The schooner Pearl arrived from Cape
Nome yesterday after q passage OF thirty
DAYS Her crow IS composed OF gold
hunters, who did fairly we'll on the beach
during the summer. The schooner's crew
deserted and as these men said they were
sailors. the captain was glad 10 get them.
They proved themselves 10 be good men
and the captain was well pleased with
them Each one OF the six sailors has
enough money 10 take him back 10 Nome
in the spring. They say il is a poor
mans oiggings and is all right in the
spring and summer. but a man is taking
great chances TO stay there over winter.
The bark Empire got in from Seattle
last night after a very long passage OF
twenty-four days. She had TO beat her
way down. and getting oifshore in a
southeaster. had hard work 10 get back
20 the Golden Gate A breeze from the
northwest that Will last would bring a
feet OF "wenty-four vessels into port be-
tween sunrise and sunset.
The Harbor Commissioners yesterday
accepted the resignation OF John L.
Dickson as wharfinger AT Section l OF the
seawall and appointed A G. McGauney
10 flll his place.