The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

70 head for the open sea. There
was no time to land the shore
ofhciais or TO go through the
ofnallfS OF clearing. The Ia Liber-
tso orncials We're landed at AcaiutIa
ane so pleased was the comandante
With his treatment on board that. in
response 10 his telegraphic orders. the
City Of Psnama's clearance papers
were sent ny muleback overland from
Ia Llbertad The cargo for La Lfber-
tad also was landed at Acaiutla.
The City Of Panama took the dele
gates 70 the peace convention at Punta
arenas home 70 Honduras, Salvador
and Guatemala, respectively
Passengers on the liner report condi-
tons in Salvador still unsettled in
spite OF the treaty signed on the Mar
blehead- and they say that the revo-
lutionary fire in Guatemala was
snotherec but not extinguished Pres
ident cabrera's enemies are many. and
they are stiIl plotting TO unseat him.
The officers OF the City of Panama
say that the liner San Juan encoun-
tered terrible weather of the Mexican
coast on her way south. She broke
down several times and only by the
greatest OF good luck was saved from
destruction.
The city of Panama brought 4ss
tons OF cargo and treasure valued at
s1e4,1e2. Her passengers included the
following:
Owen Opie. Mrs. KATE NJ opie, An
drew Ferguson, Miss Katherine n.
O'Neil, Bertha de OliVares. Claes Mel
son. Fred H Glover. Chaplin Michael,
Henry Rysll. Edward Settle. Mrs. Clo-
uiida Settle, Alexandra Diaz de Leon.
Fortune Finds No DereIfct.
The navy tug Fortune returned from
sea yesterday after a search for the
supposed derelict reported by the bark
entine Irmgard. The Irmgard, on her
wav in from Honolulu, passed within
ffty feet Of floating object about so
feet long that those on board the bark
entine took for a vessel, bottom up,
but which might have been a dead or
sleeping whale The Fortune pro-
ceeded to the position where the object
mad been sighted and cruised around
within radius of 100 miles. A sharp
lookout was kept all the time, but
nothing that looked fike derelict was
sighted.
Two New Coasters.
Two new steamers for the coast
trade arrived here yesterday from the
north The steam schooner Raymond,
built Al Coos Bay for Sudden &
Christensen. was towed here by the
tug Samson. The Raymond brought
75o 600 feet of lumber. and when that
has been discharged the vessels ma
/.
be Installed
The other addition to the coast feet
bears the unconventional name of Jim
Butler and belongs TO Olsen & Ma
honey The Jim Butler was built on
The Columbia River and came down un-
Ger her own steam. She was sixty
nine hours making the run and
brought 100000 feet Of lumber.
Ventura to Sail Friday
IT. o.oas1sc Stearnshfp Conpany's
liner Ventura Captain Hayward VIII
sail at 5 O'Clock Friday afternoon for
Honolulu. New Zealand and Australia
She viii carry a full cargo and a large
number of passengers. Among the lat
ter will be the Hon James Mills, man
aging director of the Union Steamship
COMPANY Of New Zealand With Mr..
Mills win be his wife and secretary.
Water Front Notes.
The steamer Francis H Leggett left
here Yesterday for Eureka with the
shin Indiana in tow. Steamer and ship
VIII load lumber at the Humboldt port
FOR here and San Pedro.
The Japanese liner Hongkong Maru
arrived yesterday at Honolulu from
Yokohama and is expected here next
Monday
The army transport Sherman. which
left here October Is. arrived yesterday
al Honolulu
was received here yesterday by sea-
The ship Fort George, which arrived
Yesterday at Delaware breakwater,
made the voyage from Kahului IN 10
days.