The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25


badly damaged condition. Two hun
oTeo Of the great steel plates of the
NUN were smashed, and will have TO
be replaced.
fne new plates have been ordered in
tne East. and will arrive here during
next month. Tie work OF replacing
the plates viii take al least two
months time. After the plates are put
IN position, then viii come the work of
rcaugusting the engines and fesetting
tne boilers. When this Is done the
nnishtns touches TO the ship must be
added. so that about FIVE months time
mtil elapse before the great liner viii
be ready 10 so into commission. The
cost Of the work VIII be about $3.50. .O00
Alameda sails
The Oceanic Company.s steamship
Alamcda sailed yesterday for Honolulu
She was delayed a Few hours in sailing
oy the placing OF a new foremast. She
TOOK q fun complement Of freight Her
cabin passengers were. W q. Ashley
Jr., J. A Barr. Mrs. j. W. Bergstrorn
and child. A. .. Brown. n r Brown
= l. Brown. c. Budde Count A. de s
Nanavsl-ro, Miss Grace Carroll. Miss
campbell. c. u. Clark. Mrs. Clark. Mrs.
- g. Cohen, c. J. Coles, A. n. Culver. +.
?. Damon. A. II. Hodson. Mrs y. Klein.
Miss T. Klein. Miss Q. Z. Maylett. J. s
Morgan. Mrs. Martin and child. @. +.
Renton, Mrs Renton. Miss T. Simonds
rather IL stark. Ed Wheecc, Mrs
Wheece. Master wheeee. Miss Mabel
" God. Father H. Wyman.
ThetIs Comes From North
The revenue cutter Thetis. Captain
Hamlet. arrived yesterday morning.
eight days from Port Townsend The
Thetis was ordered by the Government
10 90 in search OF the British ship
Iverns, which was supposed TO be in
need of assistance somewhere on the
Columbia River bar For four days
the Thetis cruised in that locality and
failed TO sec any signs of the long
overdue ship The Iverna IN the mean
time arrived at Astoria on November
81. She was rs days making the trip
up the coast from Acapulco. Her long
passage was occasioned by q series of
Windstorms
Aged Woman Injured
Mrs J. Welter. an aged woman, liv-
ing at 1sss sixteenth avenue, south,
was Knocked down by a buggy yester-
dav afternoon at the corner of Third
and Mission streets and severely in
5ured. She was taken TO the Harbor
Emergency Hospital. where Dr.. NJ +.
Msgnus found that her right arm was
broken and her shoulder blade badly
bruised. Mrs. Welter. who is 20 years
old. was later taken TO her home by
her daughter. She suffered great pain
in the operation at the hospital ana
several times was on the verge OF
collapse
AespsIce Late Sailing
The Pacihc Mail steamship Com
pany's steamer Acapulco sailed for An
con yesterday at p. m She was de-
Isyed from getting away by detention
in the drydock. She snould have gone
from the dock Thursday morning. but
the zale made il unsafe to attempt to
start up the bay
Brings Railroad Ties
The steamer National City. Captain
F'rederiekson. arrived yesterday, thir
teen hours from Fort Bragg. She
brought 12.O0e railroad ties, consigned
10 the Union Lumber Company. Nearly
the whole cargo will be reshipped to
South America on the steamship Reidar
this week.
Steamer Samson the Rocks
The steamer Samson which left Vic
toria yesterday for Seattle. went on
the rocks shortly after leaving that
port. She carries big cargo of salt
salmon. Tugs were sent to the res
cue OF the vessel
Mongolia Leaves DrSdOck
The Pacific Mail Steamship Mongolia
left the drydock yesterday and is now
alongside pier -, just south Of the old
Pacific Mail dock. She will sail for the
Orient on December p. Already her
fun freight capacity has been engaged
and she viii carry many passengers
survey for the Bear
The revenue cutter Bear may soon
80 out Of commission. The boat has
been in service here fer many years
and will undergo a survey this week
TO determine her future movements.
Captain Dodge, master of the Golden
Gate, viii be president Of the board.
1t is reported along the front that her
days for service are numbered.
Roanokes Repairs
The repairs to the steamer Roanoke
viii take about two weeks. She viii
then go back to her regular run be-
tween this city and Portland, making
stops al Eureka
sherman Brings CasuaIs
The transport Sherman, which sailed
from Manila on November 20 for this
port. is bringing sixty-two cabin pas
sengers and small number Of sol
diers-
Henry Petersen returns
Henry Peterson, the veteran Of the
water front launch service, has re-
turned from Walker Lake. With his
big Jagged beard. which he has allowed
10 grow since he left here month
EInCe-lG LOOKS Ike a VIII DGGI. ne
has left his boat the Henry !. TO do
service on the lake for an indefinite
period.
VIII Go ON Drydock
The steamer Enterprise will go on
the dock or the United Engineering
company at Oakland tomorrow.
Lumber Receipts Large
Lumber receipts from the north yes
serday amounted TO 100000 feet.
on for ThanksgfvinE
4. II. Aofiitt, passenger agent of the
Oceanic Steamship Company. with his
wife, will leave tomorrow to spend
Thanksgiving with Judge l. T. Smith
at santa Cruz
HO. for Europe
Captain T. d. L. Wilson, superintend-
cnt OF the stevedores of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company and the Oc-
cidental and Oriental Steamship Com
psny. left last night for four months
trip 10 England. II is eighteen years
sinco nc has been 10 his old home His
connection with the graft of Ruef and
The Belexcdere saloon did not inter
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