The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01

Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. Fletter, Mrs. e.
mond, Mrs Robertson, Mrs. Fontiel.
Miss r. Robertson, Miss NJ. Robertson.
Miss A. Jones, Miss NJ. Penheld, Miss
/. Galpin, Mr.. Corodon, Master Girard.
DR. Robertson, Mr.. Whitney. Mr.. Rod
gers. M Enos. Mr.. Cornish, Mr. HUI
guenin, " Robinson. Mr- Atwater.
Master r. Robinson, Mr.. Galpin. Mr..
Moves Mr.. Fontiel, Mr.. Corcoral, Mr.
Eloin, Mr- NoalL Mr.. Le Mestre, MT;
Avery. AIr Chemineau, w. Brown and
two Chinese.
Non-Union Men Beaten.
r. Blum and c. W. Goodnight, non
union members Of the crew of the City
of Puebla, were treated at the
Harbor Hospital yesterday for IN
juries watch they say they re-
ceived at the headquarters of the
Firemen's Union. The two men visited
the Pacific Nail dock yesterday TO tell
W. B. SWears, the shipping agent, they
said. that they would take no more
"scab" jobs but would ship on
Panama liner. AS they left the Mail
dock they met a squad of union
pickets, TO whom they explained their
position
Better come with US 10 headquar
tiers and perhaps you will be allowed
10 join the union" said the pickets'
according TO the story told the police
by Blum and Goodnight.
They Were introduced TO the secre-
tary at the Office on the Folsom1street
bulkhead. After hearing their tale the
secretary opened the door and threw
them out saying: Anybody could tell
you were 'scabs' just by looking at
you"
The secretary's words of dismissal
acted as a signal for the fremen gath
cred outside the headquarters. and all
that could reach the non-union men
piled in and punched. Both men were
badly bruised about the face and head.
Blum's lip was split and Goodnight
acquired a cauIihower ear They will
swear out warrants today for the ar
rest Of their assailants.
KOSmOs Liner Abydos Arrives.
The Kosmos liner Abydos. Captain
Petersen. arrived yesterday from Ham
burg by way Of South and Central
American ports. She brought 1928 tons
OF cargo, which included 1000 barrels
OF cement Only one passenger arrived
on the Abydos He was John Bell
mining man. who Joined the steamship
al Punta Arenas. Bell, who says he has
prOspected all over the world, comes
from the v@cinity Of TERRA del Fuega.
where he had been told were some rich
ledges. The climate, however, proved
SO disagreeable that Bell abandoned
little coaster, jOurneyed to Punta
Arenas. where he boarded the Abydos.
The Abydos encountered fine weather
all the way along the coast. While IN
the tropics. on two occasions, large
numbers of flying FISH came on board.
The Abydos will' dock this morning at
T-nion-street wharf after the departure
OF the Memphis
Sferra's steward Is Dead.
s-.-----.-.z TFrsrTs..y-, Tro1lyer Of ha
Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Sierra who remained ashore on ac-
count Of Ill health. died in this city
July %. a victim OF heart disease. He
was buried last Sunday. Walker was
in the Oceanic Company's service for
about nine years. He was chief cook
most Of the time. and made only two
trips as chief steward.
Water Front Notes.
The bark Hayden Brown has been
sold by the Charles Nelson Company to
the Alaska Copper Company. She will
be converted into a barge and used for
Transporting ore between Alaska and
Seattle
The bark Alden Besse, which left
Otaru. Japan. June g for Vancouver,
J. C., has not yet been reported, and
those interested in the vessel are
little anxious for her safety. She has
a cargo Of hardwood logs.
A cablegram was received yesterday
from Kobe to the effect that the cargo
Of the ship Agenor, recently reported
a total wreck, would not be saved
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3,251 600 feet.