The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
T-nder Arrest Ihree nars.

The Pacific Mail Companys liner City Of
Para arrived yesterday from Panama and way
ports. Chief Officer Coghlan who
fined 70 his room under arrest when the vessel
left the isthmus was restored to duty after
two days rustication. Coghlan. the last day
n port az the isthmus put IN many hours Of
hard work experimenting the loading OF the
last of the homeward- bound cargo. II was 3
clock in the morning before he turned in
and two hours later he deck again
getting ready for the vessels departure His
looks did not please the esthetic taste OF
captain Brown. who appeared later fresh and
rosy from long nights sweet repose Cogh-
lal was tired ana looked sleepy.
Brown took exception to his mates way OF
dong certain piece Of work He spoke il
is said. as one gentleman never speaks 70
another Coghlan tried 10 justify his action.
but was shut Up by the skipper
You've been drinking. sir. Go to your
room and stay there. said Captain Brown
Coghlan has g good reputation for sobriety
snd after Two days Captain Brown realized
TIE weakness OF his own case and restored
10 coEhian his yellow jacket. Coghlan would
1ot discuss the matter yesterday and Captain
Brown said the whole thing was made up BY
tn- officers Of the Acapulco. Brown. however,
his dens Bu5 qs = as psoab2 sR r Tas aone asss e N
vii not report Coghlan for drinking
Coghlan was not the only disturber OF Cap
tain Brown = peace Of mind NJ Sullivan.
Fred Pouliett and George Wickenden, employed
n the stewards department, were caught
skyiarking in the gloryhole At least that Is
what the men say. The captains report says
they were drunk and insolent 70 a passenger
y MS happened while the City Of Para was
lying ~ Panama The three men were taken
ashore and turned over TO the native author
lties- They were tried. they say by q dark
SKINNED Judge who spoke only Spanish. The
prosecution, captain Brown. the only side
consulted and when the Judge finished speak
Ing an Interpreter informed the three men
that they had been found guilty and had
been sentenced 10 pay fine and serve eight
GAYS In jail At that time yellow fever was
raging az Panama and the fear Of catching
Tho dread disease added many fold to thu
mems punishment. During their eight days
schore they were compelled 70 dig wells and
sewers IN the blazing sun At the expiration
ol the time they were returned 70 the CITY OF
fara- They refused. they say. 10 allow Can
tain Brown 10 deduct the amount Of the fines
from their pay The matter VIII be decided
D. the United States Shipping Commissioner
he City of Para brought 2033 tons OF cargo
anc thirty-nlne passengers. The officers OF
the Para report affairs in Guatemala very un-
settled and say that among the better class
OF people In the republic there is growing a
very bitter feeling against President Cabrera
A frenchman who Travelled on the City OF
Para from San Jose 10 Acapulco said that
a. Retalhuleu where his coffee inca is
situated things were getting too warm for
him and he had left 10 avoid ENHANCEMENT
with the revolution he thought was imminent
The Psra's passengers included Mrs Luisa
LiEes, Mary NJ Lines. Lena Luise Lines. Jan.
c. Lines Rodrick MckinnoW Arthur H Buck
Margaret j.. Buck, Madeline r. Buck, Alfredo
parra Miguel Angel Parra. Albert Alvarez
Merton r sadler Miguel Ocho Escobedo Juan
Msuzo. George F. Bever1dge.