The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
WING AND WING
CREW LIVED ON
SEAGULL FLESH
Tales Of Woe From
Overdue Ships.
ENTERPRISE NEARLY SINKS
DECKLoAD JETTIsoNED TO SAVE
THE VESSEL.
Andrew Simonson Nearly Burned TO
Death in an East-Street Lodg-
ing-House-Arch Rock
TO Be Blown Up.

~ d DAoNn Up.
Nearly every enc OF the overdue feet
gas f4lo = woe 20 tell upon reaching
4-- Al ci them had terrible battle
~.l- tAe e.tulerts. some were short OF
a ~" came into port leaking
-' SD -4r r1t one has been reported
MISSING There was some anxiety over
800 S.1ry ~ the seas. now 81 days
g lf'Ia Seattle with a cargo of coal.
A-- yesterday the steam collier Afi,Aols
arrived az Pert Los Angeles a-1d reporteS
having spoken tae ship FORTY miles south
% Cape Aectcl.no OF November g -
. a. e. The training snip Adams made
L-rL yesterday from Seattle. and she re
i.-r- -lat OF November 80 IN latitude
RI degrees 50 minutes north. longitude "a
aErees ard = minutes vest. She smoke
l.7 --ry az the Seas and supplied her
".'n PROVISIONS. According 60 that state
f-e-t. none ot the overdue vessels are
l-.---i-- much progress. as the Glory OF
L.- >as evidently only made a run %
about $50 u.es between the time she was
SPOKEN c1 November IS BY the Mlneola
aga cflrlcer SD, when the Adams SUP
pied her with provisions.
The --.--er Robert A5amson. which AZ
rived yesterday, reports speaking the
k--1c1er Wing and Wing and finding the
crew almost starving. Their provisions
save --- ana tcr eve days the men had
-ee- -t-rs aa sea gals. The A6auscn
i-t te- DAYS supplies aboard and the
crew * t-e schooner had their first
-E7 i---. i1 fortnight that after
Tie Wing and wing left Grays Ha--
gag $50 ana The Aeamsor picked
~ -I .- y t-mhe- - .n latitude - de-
.-...-.-7 h-rtlt longitude "a de-
minutes west The schooner
e- distress signals and they stood
VIZ =. ---. captain Olson sent a boat
re A-a--e.-. and u hen the men told
--s t-- - H.e lt did -0t take long 20
---1l.-- u supply ot provisions out
N- 81. -...-rs s-lrerrlu.
age l ---r Enterprise, which was re-
rte- -s having .1s- her deckload several
e $500 made pur- yesterday. She
axe .eak and had n0t the eeckload
-e- -rl----l-- Size would probably have
~ CO --,- H ~ 55@2d IS 5e =.- Enter
-.- ar once ral ilr- - heavy south-south-
t.r- sac The vessel labg-ed heavily and
-. ---s : -e4S- me pumps could
--et ct water ll the hold Captain
rE-l-1 decided . was tine q cut away
~ ~ ---el - save the vessel
~. vas cone ara t1eI tle schooner be-
came manageable. on November ID N
--.-L-e - degrees "a minute north. lCngl-
wee =. degrees 81 minutes west, q terrlic
rs az lr-- -r.u the southeast ant
. .-s lE erees the ru-lerLead VAS
7aF A jury rudder was rugged
go -.--.- bergman succeeded - Keep
- t-e schooner under control Tie
-.--t- ...H away. tie tCrrsau was
. - r--us AID when the decklcad
@ lr- % -cCk the man star
r- -elg with g. AL n all the
" q t-s Enterprise had a terrible
~. = asa were mighty glad when the
-.e schoora-s Netle sun5sorg. twenty
r Gays --.m -l--law. and y. Z Hiil
"e..5 I.Ie Gags -r1-l Ir4rs Elrb1r. also
.i a--.h -i-e "4en port vas reached.
.e men .l f-r S--1LlrE cid not fare
l -.fe r. Badly as the others. as there was
o. -e.t * apples on the schooner.
enc i7 .f--r -4 keep them from spelling
ie el.-s axe tIem-
Tile collier Elll Thompson was seven
Gays coming down from ECmOX 3 c.
$50 tae United States training ship Ad-
ANS was nearly tw5 weeks coming from
was under saa AID The apprentice boys
t fa..- -rrt taste ~ "a sJ-theaster IN
h--- -.-r snort canvas. The officers
f behaved p-eldi1ly and that
qualities .t fle chip
are steamers Homer and Empire are
s-. rlrn.lrl az Coos Bay. The other
vessels c- tle overdue 1eet which san
tall p re heard tron are the schoon-
-.. q Gays and >, Danielson,
-ass t-.m Coos Bay; CoQuille. 3 days
a Goa .--e River. ship luTincibie Is
.- from Part Biakeley. barkentine
leslie ID. - days from Port Blakeley.
01ers Le-.--a- days from Grays
tfar marina W. TUT. II days from
era-s H1rn.r. Nayfower u days from
tas-.-le River, bark Northern Light. 81
days trrn Port Buckley. ana schooner
Premier. Is days from Olympia The A m
t.-f-- d. -le only ore ~ the feet that hrs
been spoken. alt she was supplied with
--.n1s hv the transport Columbia
nearly three weeks ago.
Andrew SluCLson, sailor. was nearly
burned to death il "a boarding house IN
t-e corner ~ East and Jackson streets
Eerf lr AIRS. Eta Reilly. early yes tercav
morning lie went % bed the worse for
..lr~ and capslZe1 lighted lamp When
--e rye broke o-r Slmonson ran into the
street.. h-- later went back 20 try and
lover has clothing. DE was not seen
a-a.- until Cmcer James Maci1ie and a
~ tremel pulled him out OF the
more dead than alive He was car
yea % tle Ear50r Hospital. where Dr.
--r -lG that he was terribly burned
-- mo arus. body and legs. Yesterday
.-'er- De was sent 20 the Marine Hos
.t- o-- Tho chances are against his re-
1-- Reilly. when she found the house
r- Gre, Jumped OCT u an upper story
h-- escaped with only a few
rres
-r- steamer Brunswick arrived from
eureka .erlav with the new OIL barge
Santa : -.a "a tow. The Santa Paula Is