The San Francisco call., 1906-11-24

were leaky and unsafe. Upon the
tacts being reported TO Captain BERN
1ntll the necessary repairs shall be
made The repairs viii occupy two
weeks.
a large number Of passengers were
on board when the vessel arrived, and
many more boarded her here TO make
he trip 70 Portland. Had II not been
or the vigilance OF Inspector BuIger
there might have been another ocean
horror added 70 the list
Enterprise Arrives
The steamer Enterprise arrived in
port late last night in tow OF the
rug Fearless. Captain Youngren re-
ports that The weather during the en-
are trip from the Hawaiian Islands
was rough and nasty. The Enterprise
vas thirteen DAYS making the voyage.
~ hen the Enterprise was on her way
down 70 Honolulu on her last trip she
osr two Of the blades Of her propeller.
she managed 70 get into Honolulu with
rne third blade, but did not dare to
FentUre on return trip, so the tug
Fearless was called TO assist her
Captain Gibbons HonOred
Captain Gibbons was presented with
medal yesterday by the Canadian
Government for saving the crew OF
the British ship Fred H. Gibson. The
Gibson was sinking in a heavy gale
rear the West Indies when Captain
Gibbons came along with his schooner.
The Ellen A Swift. and after q siren
uous struggle succeeded in taking the
men on the Gibson. The presentation
vas made by Consul Bennett
La RepubIIea Returns
The little stern wheel steamer La
Eepublica returned TO port yesterday
with her machinery disabled She
started for Tumoria. Mexico, on
Wednesday, and had only travelled a
few miles down the coast when her
CIRCULATING pumps went wrong and
captain C. r. Mcleod decided 10 put
hack 70 port. She was built here to
olouhia- When the repairs are made
she VIII again start for the south
Acapulco Ready 10 sail
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Acapulco viii be ready
10 san today at noon for Ancon and
way ports. she came on the drydock
ate Thursday afternoon and there has
been great hustling on the dock TO get
her ready 70 sail on her schedule time
She viii carry fifteen first cabin pas
sengers and twenty-five in the steer
age
sheridan Is at Dock
transport ElerlOdn. WElCn was
toved into port on Thursday from
Honolulu, where she had been wrecked
on the reef at BARRIERS Point. is now
lying alongside her old moorings at
the transport dock al the foot Of Fol-
som street
HongoIfa's Repairs Finished
The MongoIfs's repairs were com
pIered at the drEdock yesterday and
this morning she VIII leave the dock
Pacific Mall dock
Arag0 l. Undamaged
The barkentine Arago, which drifted
on the Beach OF the Fulton Iron
Works late Thursday, was hauled away
from her dangerous position early yes
terday morning by the Spreckels tug
boat Alert she is apparently undam-
aged
Alameda Sails Today
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
Gamer Alameda viii sail al IL a. N.
\ 7day for Honolulu she viii carry
large list Of passengers and her full
complement OF freight
siberia Due Monday
The Pacific Mall Steamship Com
naayFs steamer Siberia is due TO ar
rive here early Monday morning. She
brings q large number OF cabin pas
senEers, 80 being from the Orient and
about fifty from Honolulu She has
500 In the steera ge- She brings about
5000 tons Of freight
VIII Go 10 Orient