The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15

bonds and stamps MS great SNIP
ment goes in charge Of Lieutenant
John H. Nen. Philippine Scouts, who
was especially ordered 70 take charge
OF this treasure. The shipment OF val
uables Is the largest that has ever
been sent from this port to the Phil
ippines.
Captain A. H Laran will go In COM
naand as navigating onicer OF the ship,
Dr. Omar ". Pinkston as surgeon and
". Il Tobey as third officer in place of
u. c. Throckmorton.
The sherman's passengers are: BriEadier
General Calvin Dewitt, wife and son; Major
Louis Magill. Major Harry c. hale; Major c. B.
Kenly, Captain ". Il. Paine and wife; Captain
r. F. Gardner wife. child and sister-in-law
(Miss Carol smith; Captain h S Wygant
and wife. Captain W NJ Parker and wife.
Lieutenant J. II. Ne1 and wife, Lieutenant Carl
J.. Stone and mother Lieutenant L. F. Cheat
ham, Lieutenant ?. Skievaski. Lieutenant Ar
thur Stokes Lieutenant G. A Wieser and wife.
Lieutenant William D. Shepard. Lieutenant S
c. Loring. Lieutenant Wilford Twyman. Lieu
tenant " j OiTouRbIin Lieutenant h r
Drake. Lieutenant A. d. Budd, Lieutenant
Chester A. Loop Lieutenant J. L McGres'
Lieutenant Charles A. Lewis. Lieutenant c. l.
Davenport, Lieutenant Joseph h Pelot, Lieu
tenant r. x Loughry, Lieutenant Fred A. Cook
LlelAeuaLL ". ~. nose LleuttndEl ntApu hAAcL
Jones Lieutenant Harry A. Schwabe. Lieutenant
Frank n. Andrews. Lieutenant Harry n R.
Zimmerman; Lieutenant ~. 6. Browne. wife
and two daughters; Dr. Rodney d. Smith and
wife; DR. Curtis B. Munger. surgeon L. s. n
Guam; DR.. F. ". Brecht. pharmacist. navy.
and wife CHonolulu): J. E Beck pharmacist
wife and son: DR.. ". A. Christiansen. wife and
child; Miss Amy Gardener. Mrs. J. T. Conrad
and daughter, Mrs James X Sterling, Mrs
Bessie Arnold and two children. Mrs. 81. b.
Hathewsy. David d. ConnelI. Mrs James B.
Erwin and daughter, Mrs Clara N Graves
Mrs. William H. Gracey and infant. Miss Mar
3orie Appel, Mrs. s. D. Ashmore, Mrs John T.
Tompkins and two children. Miss Sophie
Koehler, Miss d. R. Anthony. Mrs. Rachel h
Bisseu Byry ". Painter. Mrs. C. NJ Gordon,
Ms. Edward B. vedder and child. Mrs. c. r
Humphrey Jr. and infant. Mrs J. B. VII
nsms-Foote and child
Lumber From the North.
Seven vessels arrived from the north
coast yesterday. bringing more than
100000 feet OF lumber. The arrivals
were the steamer Pasadena, Captain
Kalnlin. fourteen hours from Albion.
with $4,000 feet Of lumber; steamer
Coronado. Captain Johnson. seventy
I'VE hours from Grays Harbor. with
$50 900 feet OF lumber; schooner BERTHE
Minor. Captain Huden, three DAYS from
Eureka, $4,000 feet Of lumber: steam
er Sea Foam, Captain Miller, eighteen
hours from Mendocino, with 10000 feet
OF lumber; steamer Samoa, Captain
Klinker. from Grays Harbor, 100000
feet of lumber; schooner Conhanza,
Captain Beck, thirty hours from Big
Sur, Ito cords OF bark, and the ship
Henry Willard. Captain Anderson. eight
days from Portland, l,S50,000 feet of
lumber.
Reports Daring HOIdup.
Edward Lange. who lives at 1912
Castro street, reported 10 the Harbor
Emergency Hospital that on Saturday
night as he was walking along East
street near Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office
he was held up by two men. who robbed
him Of $50 and a silver watch valued at
SO He says one of the thugs was
8 feet s inches IN height and had on
false black mustache. He could not see
the second one, who came from behind
and searched mis- pockets.
Navy Transport LawtOn Arrives.
The United States navy transport
Lawton, captain Parker, arrived in port
yesterday and went into quarantine to
have any rats killed that might be on
board. She brought 200 marines from
the Philippines She was forty days
from Manila and seven days from Hon
olulu.
Meets with Painful Accident.
Henry Peterson, the veteran boatman
on the water front. ran a rusty nail
through the palm OF his left hand Sat
urday afternoon. He was carrying a
heavy box down the gangplank in front
OF his Office at Mission TO his launch,
the Brisk, when the case slipped and
fell with great force on his hand, driv
ing the nail through il.
Lighters Are Scarce.
The steamship Coya, with nitrate
now lying in the stream. is having
trouble disposing Of her cargo for the
reason that she cannot find a sufficient
number Of lighters TO convey her cargo
10 the different points about the bay
for which Il is intended This scarcity
is due TO the fact that a large num-
Der Of lighters and barges are employed
in taking the debris from the city to
the outside dumping grounds.
Robbed of Watch on street Car.
Miss L. A. Sickles reported TO the
Harbor police station yesterday that
while riding in the cars from the park
she was relieved of her gold watch,
valued at $40. She says she has no idea
when the robbery took place. Miss
sickles lives at zo7 San Pablo avenue,
oakland.
Freshman Is Injured.
Leslie Pratt, newspaper pressman,
day morning and the toes were badly
crushed. He was taken to the Harbor
Emergency Hospital, where his wounds
were treated by DR.. Pinkham, after
which he was removed TO his home in
Oakland.
Steamship Hampstead Is Loaded.
The British steamship Hampstead.
Captain Hill, has Anished loading and
is now ready TO sail for the west coast.
She will probably put to sea this morn
ing.
Many Visit the DoEaIf.
The italian cruiser Dogali was visit
ed by large number of sightseers yes
terday, who took advantage Of the
beautiful day TO take spin on the bay.
Ventura Is Due on Wednesday.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer Ventura is scheduled to arrive
from Sydney via Auckland and Homo
lulu on Wednesday.
Salmon Packer Arrives.
The bark James Nesmith, Captain
Warner, arrived in yesterday, twenty
one days from Fort Wrangle. with 40.
o7s cases Of salmon for the Alaska
PACKERS Association.
VIII Sail for Tahiti.