The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01

TIE steamship America MarE sailed
yesterday Il the face Of great north
we wind that forced her ID against
the Nal dock SO Strongly that Il
required two powerful tugs 20 haul her
cuE into the stream. These tugs were
the Sea Lark and the Sea Fox. They
were attached 20 the stern OF the Maru
By steel hawsers and succeeded IN pull
ing her into the stream without any
nishap g either the ship OF the dock.
-he steamship carried an unusually
large number Of passengers and her
Fun complement CT freight
Among the passengers were Baron
klkuhawa- bound for Yokohama, and
=. J. Ealton and family. Hait0n goes
70 Hongkong 70 be the chief clerk OF
The Pacific Man Company at thar point.
The Maru took 5000 tons OF freight
and also ESQ steerage passengers.
The following is a list Of her cabin
passengers:
For Eokohsms-Mr. de Angels. Mr..
Cooney. Dr.. J. P. Gehring, Mrs J. P.
gfehrLng, J. " Gould, Baron Kikuhawa,
4atsuu1anaL T Mockizuki. v. Ritter.
Z shlhatz- G. T Wakimote. Mrs. G.
T Valziulore, Mrs X YAKIMA
For Manufactures Y. Beach. z. r.
A. HanE1eleL Mrs J. IL Esussermsnn
md infant Miss Gertrude Holmes.
James p O'Connor. Albert Il Ran
aolph, Edward J. Shields. Henry L.
" alters, c. WinsioW.
FOR Hongkong-C = Buck J.
Evershed. Mrs. = Evershed. F. J. Hal
ron. Mrs. F. J. HsIton and maid, Mas
Ter F. j. Halton Jr Master Gerald
ELa-ron, Master lawrence Hzlto1. Mrs.
frank Ross. Mrs. J. Ray, S 7. watts.
rom Honolllu-Dr- A 3 Talbot
Peru Arrives
rived II port yesterday, . days, hours
and 81 minutes from Aneon- Captain
G. s. McKinnon reports that as the
vessel approached the Golden Gate OF
thursday she ran into a terrific north
west gale that battered the ship about
with great fury The storm kept up
until the vessel had come 10 anchor
up the bay
Among her passengers was Captain
frank Mshons who cones Up from the
south TO make a pleasure trip OF the
coast and a short visit 70 New York
CAPTAIN Mahon was one OF the members
II the walker hlGbustering crew in
1ae early days Of 1856.
The Peru brought 2S5e tons Of
freight. Following is list Of her
cabin passengers
. E Greenlee. Mrs. Ada GreenIee.
d : Murphy, Francis II Simpson, "
j Counor. Mrs. Myrtle Conner, Frank
shank Ms Ida Shank, c IL kesner
Tr James Bowdry. Mrs Tcie B0wdry,
Clinton 0. Simmons, Mrs Alice SIM
mons. Dr. Peer A ArcentaLes- George
Stenson Albert Hayes. Mrs. Juliet
Hayes Frank Mahon- A ]. Caravan,
" e Taylor. Judge Ruiz Castanet,
Cfeorge " Park and Manuel ca taleria-
Captain Lanfn Very III
Captain Latin, in command Of the
transport Sherman. is seriously III in
Ma gasakE When the transport arrived
at that port on Wednesday from Ma
Mia bound 70 this port. Captain Latin
was So Ill that il was deemed ad-
Visable 20 carry him ashore and place
-lm in hospital This action was
taken At the request OF Captain Camp
he'll 2 Bahcoek. the QuarrerTnzster Of
the vessel who was afraid II Captain
Latin proceeded further with the ship
the result might Be- fatal 10 him
The Sherman left Nagasaki on No
veuber % en- route 10 Honolulu IN
command Of the first mate.
Crab Boat swzmped
A crab beat. run ~ A Gnfssipi and
O. Safsno- was swamped by the gale
yesterday when OF the Potato Patch,
and both men come near being
drowned
They were rescued by Antonio Sa-
BALI and Gusippi SARA who happened
70 be near at the time When they
saw the peril Of their fellow fishermen
these Two went TO their rescue, and
.fn doing so lost their fishing nets,
which were carried out 70 sea BY the
gale that was raging at the time
Changes in Overdue List
II me Overdue list there were two
changes YESTERDAY The British snip
PaLgrare. which was quoted az Is per
cent. Jumped I'D 10 80 per cent. This
was due 70 the report made by the
county OF Inverness yesterday, which
vessel had spoken the Palgrave on June
-s when south q the River Platte The
other change was the addition to the
list Of the French bark HautoL which
IS $50 days from EchfO for Glasgow.
she Is quoted az 10 per cent
Sheridan TO Go on Drxdock
TIE transport Sheridan viii 90 on
ne drydock at Hunters Point today
weather permitting. She steamed up
to Hunters Point yesterday with the in
IGNITION OF going on the dock. but the
waves were running 50 high and the
gale blowing 50 strong that she did
not make tire venture She came 70
anchor OF the dock and expected TO be
successfuI n her second attempt 20
dock there early today
New Tug Arrives
The new tug Ernest A Hamiu ar
rived II port yesterday. she was four
davs from Seattle. Captain kidston
reports the voyage UneventfuL The
Hanil was built in the sound. but
VIII ply II the bay service here she
IS owned BY Bennett & GoodaL
sailing Is Postponed
The sailing Of the Pacific Mall steam
4-5- Sa7 .Tr1an is postponed until Mon
5av AZ y o'clock noon She was orig
fnaIIv scheduled to sail today for An
coz. but it was found impossible 70 get
her ready for the trip at the appointed
time. So the sailing date was changed
Lumber Arrivals
The Iumb Der arrivals from northern
points yesterday amounted e -soes'Vvo
feet
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