The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

ing the run 10 Yokohama and some Of
them whirled by not very far from the
Nippon Maru. She lodged them ALL
however. and made a good run across
the Pacific.
: The liner arrived on the Farallones
early Monday morning and II the wea-
ther had been clear would have been
In port. by a. m. A wall of fog
stretched between liner and land. Sew
eral passengers were In hurry to get
ashore. Captain F1lmer woUld have
been delighted 10 oblige them. he
looked at the fog and then he thought
OF the motto that an old ssilorman
gave him long ago for his guidance'
IF you are q day late, nobody knows
ft. If you run your ship ashore, every
. body knows it" He decided 10 wait
and missed the doctor by about fifteen
minutes.
The Nippon brought twenty-six cab
IN passengers and eighty-two Asiatics'
OF whom thirteen are going 10 Pan2-
ma Her cargo Of 1886 tons included
SCI bales Of. raw silk. Among her pas
sengers were the following: :.
From Hongkong-John r. aanch'
nsba5Eferbert Hodde, Alex Mac
Lean. II. Winter, Mrs. H Winter, nt5.sI;
KobeTL3uis ~ Aniers' "iiii''''
~ y 9lSil, l[ohls,miaNShiro Doguda, Kinu Ma
kasero, William I Smith, A lmaInnr.a,
S. .Nagnano, Noel G Stepnletn' -,lIa 5Iiin
Inoouye. Colin Psibury, Rudoltt kahle'
HonoiulG.-William J. whitney. Eric
Buschel, James II. Johnson, MISS M.
Buschei Mrs. Buschel, Alfred Busche4'
Miss Oellerich>
THE OVERDUE LIST.
Among other things lost in the dis
asfer Of April is was the opportunity
eor specializing in overdues. The local
speculator has had too much TO do
since with his own troubles TO interest
himself in the fate OF tardy ships. NJ
A. Newen, as the president OF hre
insurance COMPANY has also been busy
With Business conditions on normal
basis again and his insurance COM
many in naYigable waters Newell has
!e-estabiished relations with his Lon
don reinsurance connections, and the
local Spectator viii again be furnish
ed With daily qCorations on overdue
featfng property The vessels on the
overdue list are quoted as follows
Norwegian bark .rheOdor. out 2l5
days from Port Tampa for Yokohama,
- per cert
:. German. bark Ocean. out 15S days
.crasa Walfaroo for Falmouth, - per
.-isf.dsh snip Centurion. out 65 DAYS
from Newcastle. ~ ). W, Tor Caleta
Ba'erno. 5 per cent.
45rlfish bark EdnEfed. out SO days
from .Buenos .Ayres. Tor sydney, 20 per
cent.
.i5rais3 .steaxship Eiynford. out 80
days frora. Bahia Blanca for west coast
OF south America. 80 per cent
.NoF DELAYED At IfoNGaoNG.
q. Tho. JapaBese. -.ner. Hongkong Maru
.whica WAS. reported damaged in col
ifsion with a Gerna4 steamer, sailed
yesterday from Hongkons. It was re-
: perEea that the Hougkong was so bad
IL ids ma gesd that she would have 10 be
ery-docked;, bat this appears TO have
.beea an error.
= .. CoMPANY's NEW LOCATION.
= The Monticello Steamship Company,
.swhich owns the steamers General fris-
.bfe, Arrow and Monticello; has moved
froEa the Mission. street wharf TO the
.Cla.y-stiee$ wharf. at the north end of
, The ferry building
-. WATER FRONT NOTES.
:. The. Pacific Mail Conpany's big
freighter .Algoa. was taken of Hunters
Point dry. dock yesterday and docked
- FL the. Pacific Mail wharf She will
load a. large cargo for. the Orient.
The. schooner Marion; from Tacoma
for this port has put into Port An
. gelesi storm bound.
,-te steam schooner Cascade. bound
for. this port with cargo of lumber
attempted TO cross out over the Co
: fUmbia River. bar yesterday but was
e compelled 10. return
:. :. The. German steamer Mariechen is
.fe be broken UP al 4ctoria, B. c.
go Yesterdays arrivals of lumber by sea
amoGhted' TO 2,341.000 feet.
She bark Rufus. T. Wood has beer
purchased by NToodside & Co.
:. LLOYD Powell. an apprentice on tho
steamer Santa Barbara, reported 10 the
.harbor police yesterday that he had
been Knocked down and robbed or
East street by three unknown men.
avon Williams. a sailor Of the steam
.er stare OF California, reported 10 the
. police yesterday that two watches hac
been stolen from his vest which bs
had left hanging in the eDgine-room-
w r. Smith, who arrived here Mon
daE from Australia, fell down the. hoic
of the liner SonoEas yesterday while
trying 10 find some OF his baggage
He was bruised but not seriously hurt