The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-18
MAIL STEAMER
ALAMEDA IS IN
FROM AUSTRALIA
Hard. Passage of the
Bark lnVerneil.

The Oceanic Steamship. Company's
mail steamer Alameda arrived from sgd
reV. y. : W.. Auckland, y. 2. Apla.
Samoa. and Honolulu. Il. l.. early yester-
day mornlng She brings up the follow
ius cabin passengers:
From the eoiou.es-F. J. Cleary. C. c. Kelly.
p j. HroadbenL T.. D. Brtadbent, A. j.
owens a. 81 Toohey Miss. Josephine Toohey.
M.ss h j. Toohsy, r. A. Pryor. I. Y. Gooch
nett ana maid. Mrs. William Grace. Mr. and
A4rs Hilton. Mrs. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves. a.. Arkeu ". scherer Jr.. Carl He'd
lolsmore. sister NJ. Redmond, From Homo
l-ln-t 81 lerkes. = Capiess. Mrs ". Bios
katz J Little J. A.. Tuthiit a. p. Rucl1er.
Z g. ~ 1asorn. wife and son. J.. ". Marshall.
Air.. Thompson
Joseph I1ttle. who came Up from Homo
lulu, is a cousin OF Chief Engineer Little
~ the Alameda. He is also an engineer
and manager o. the Honolulu Water
Works. william Shearer Of the Win
CHESTER Arms company also returned on
the Alameda after an extended tour OF
the colonies. sydney Cavil, a brother of
the Australian swimmer who was
hloiuou, alsO came I'd on the mail
steamer. sydney Cavin is also noted
n y. curtis and wife went from
Auckland 10 Honolulu on the Alameda.
Curtis iSam'l o' PosenD took a company
OF cakewakers 10 Australia and Is now
sister Redmond came over on the
steamer from Australia. She expected %
meet her brother, Archbishop Redmond,
here. but te has been detained on the
road somewhere, much 70 the disappoint-
meut OF his sister.
Two famous greyhounds came over
from New zealand one Of them is
Blucher ruuner-up in the New Zealand
Waterloo Cup. and the other is Bluey.
dog with a number % stake events 10 his
credit Blucher Is three years old and Is
u. ~
j. J.. Ross q PctalUma and was taken
home last night Bluey is stll aboard the
Alameda Both dogs are OF the famous
Livingstone stock.
Tho British bark Invernen, which ar
rived from Newcastle y : W, early
yesterday morning, had TERRIBLE Time OF
81 during tho last four weeks From Qc-
fOber 3 10 81 a succession OF heavy gales
were encountered. They blew with hur-
ricane force and were accompanied by
high seas that hAed the decks fore and
art The maintopsail. niZzen topsail
efavsail. inner and outer Jib and fore
sail were blown 10 pieces, and other dam
age was done about the decks. For a
week the lnvernel had iGrly good
yyeaf her. and then from November s 10
u she was In another storm. 4 tremen-
d0us sea was running and the ship
strained heavily. The cabin and fore
castle were Hooded. everything movable
ga deck washed away and some 81 the
mon were injured by being washed into
the scuppers. All. In al the crew OF the
hark had an unusually hard time of IL
and were more than pleased when port
was made.
Two vessels arrived from Hamburg yes
torIav. one was the British ship CAM
luskenneth. which made the run in Isl
DAVIS. and the Italian bark salvatore
Clampi. which made IL in III days. The
latter vessel has 1900 barrels OF WHISKY
aboard. which have been around the Horn
tO mature.
The British ship Port Logan. from San
Diego Tor Portland, on which. ~ per cent
reinsurance vas paid. arrived at Astoria
yesterday She reported on arrival that
the British ship 81. Enoch, which was