The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24
The City Of Sydney
Has 100000
in Her Safe.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer City Of sydney arrived
from Ancon. via Mazatlan. yesterday.
bringing an unusually large amount of
treasure. She had, all told S2O5.Ol792
in bullion and concentrates. In her safe
were several great bars of gold-the
largest OF which was valued at $4,000
and others ranged from $4,000 to
$4,000. These were from Mazatlan
Captain Mclean reported that he ex-
perienced the finest kind of weather in
the run Up the coast He said that
everything was quiet at the Central
American ports and that the day the
vessel left San Jose de Costa Rica
the peace treaty between the re-
public OF Guatemala. Salvador and
Nicaragua was about to be signed He
also reported that the little steamer
Empire, which is the great gunboat in
those waters, was at La Union and
that she was shortly expected to sail
for this city to have her fighting arma-
ment. increased.
luong the passengers on the Syd-
nefg were Samuel B. Wolford, the Amer
icah consul at San Bias; Dr. J.. NJ VIII
son and wife Of Mazatlan, who are COM
ing here to try to collect $4,000 on
FIRE insurance policy. and Captain Har-
ris Of the bark Mary I. Cushing which
was wrecked two months ago near.
Mazatlan.
The Sydney was "a days % hours
and S. minutes from Ancon, and DAYS
19 hours and i minutes from Mazatlan.
She brought 5e6 tons of freight She
had thirteen passengers in the cabin
and thirty-three in the steerage,
among whom were six Chinese in tran
sit for Hongkong.
Her cabin passengers were: Maxirno
Marcum, William L. Stalling. Adelia R.
Sailing, Maria Stalling, lisa Stalling,
Olga Stalling. Maria Harrnuth, Samuel
B. Wolford, George o. Cannon, James
M Wilson, Catherine Wilson, Egbert
Adams and Robert Thistlewaite.
Rescues Terrier From hay.
A little fox terrier was picked up in
the bay yesterday midway between the
ferry building and Goat Island by Harry
Johnson and Charles Peterson, who
were returning from Oakland in
launch. They saw a great splashing in
the water and thought that some one
was drowning. AS they approached
they saw IL was a little dog that was
making a great fight for life johnson
drew the little swimmer into the boat
on the dogs neck was handsome sill
Yer collar, with the name Lille en-
sraved thereon. The dog was nearly
pa from exhaustion when it was res
cued. IT is supposed to have fallen
from a ferry boat.
Fred Pehl Beaten.
Fred Pehl was badly beaten yester-
day at a sailor lodging-house back
OF the sailors Home He says that he
the Curtin Bros, and that he was
beaten and robbed Of 81. He claims to
belong 10 the scow Tartar. His wounds
were dressed at the Harbor Emergency
Hospital by DR.. Goodale. Later in the
day Fred Amor, a union sailor picket,
Nr1-r
arrested as being implicated in the as
saut and charged with robbery.
AmiraI Duperre Arrives.
The French steamer Amiral Duperre
arrived yesterday, hfty-six days from
Shanghai via Honolulu She went into
quarantine 10 be fumigated. Captain
Bernier had not complied with the reg
ulations regarding the protection Of his
vessel from rats while she was in
Honolulu and accordingly had to go
into quarantine. The steamer brought
25o tons Of cargo, consigned to G. w.
McNear She was eight and a half days
making the run from the island. She
is scheduled to sail on Friday for
Havre, via Mazatlan, Guaymas, Santa
Rosalia and other way ports.
Water Front Notes.
The steamer Thomas L. Wand Cap
tain Hardwick, arrived yesterday, sixty
six hours from Willapa. She brought
10000 feet OF lumber TO Olsen & Ma
loney.
The Pacific Mail steamer China viii
on Friday for Hongkong, via
honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe and Manila
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer Sonoma is due here Friday
from Sydney, via Auckland and Homo
lulu.
The steamer Sea Foam, Captain Mil
Ter, arrived yesterday from Mendocino
She brought 1000 posts, 5000 ties and