The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14


tr-cge glccers. Neither logs nor grid
crs were properly secured. ana when
rce vessel began 70 roll the logs broke
e1ritt and The girders threatened 10 do
the same.
The San Jose had little cargo in her
hold. and with .-er burdensoue deck
load was decidedly topheavy- She rolled
Win sach violence that il was feared
she would capsize. To add 10 the con
tusion. oGds AID ends AL over the ship
broke -oose. and IL was only by clever
lodging that passengers and crew es-
caped being manned. II not killed.
When * was found that the lashings
a. the girders had lo0sened all hands
devoted their energies 10 we6ging the
laslings 20 prevent the masses Of met
a. from running amuck- They finally
were secured and attention was turned
70 the logs that were sliding and roll
ing in the tween decks. threatening
tq ram holes ia the liners iron sides
Atter terrific struggle. which in
VOWED members OF the crew in many
narrow escapes from being crushed. the
logs We're lassooed and secured
storm began on the afternoon OF
Oc- r 9. and continued all night with
unIf-lg violence. The next day the
weather cleared and the san Jose ran
into Aanzaniilo and there discharged
the iron girders.
The San Jose reports having sighted
the British tramp Henley al p m
October s. in latitude 25-12 north.
longitude 1889 west Her engines
had broken down but she signaled that
she required no assistance she was
in ballast bound Tor Victoria, 3. c
The san Jose brought els tons OF
cargo and twenry-elght passengers,
among whom were:
Merle Aolbrook. r H Bush. John
Moriarty, C. W Rspadan, Julia T. No
risrty and J. S. Brooks.
Takes Many Passengers.
The Oceanic Steamship Compsny's
liner Alameda. Captain Thomas Dow
dell sailed yesterday for Honolulu. She
carried full cargo and about leo pas
seugers- among whom were
W. .. Baldwin. J. Z Beck. Mrs. Beck.
Mrs. r n. Benner. A. Berg, - A
Brown. Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, Mss n A
Miss g. Caywood. c. II Cooke. Mrs
cooke, C. II. Cooke Jr.. Mrs. Cooke Jr,
MS c. ; Crane, Miss 81. J. COursen,
5. Dodge, J. II Dowsett, r Y.
Eberle. Mrs. W B. Fielding. ". FeImy.
Ars- Felmy and two children, Or. r L
ferguson Mrs Ferguson, Captain Wiz
lam Freeman, Mrs. L Hachlen. Miss
L Hil6ebraudt. Miss 7 Hansen. C. J.
autclins. Mrs r. Q ingram and child.
p n King. F. klamp. J. ". keyston,
Miss J. @ heystOn- H kellner. Miss
49, 2 81 lrer, MIS- r g. hrauSS and three
-Cer- Mrs g Langmuir. T B Law
- Mrs. c. Leadbetter. J L1uddeke.
1Iiss IL x McComber. Mrs Mcdowell.
Master p Mcdowell Miss E. Mclean,
Ms II Peacock. Rev. ". F. Potwine.
Thomas Prime. Mrs. b F SaUdow and
c-iid. A. Schlesinger, H schultz. Miss
Violet Shadler, Mrs. J. r. Sloan. Miss
Nay Schiekele. E Il. Temple J. D.
Tucker. g c. Won Hamul, hrs Won
Earln Mss y 3 winston Miss B. r
cu1g, Mrs J. Q. Young ]. s \. VIII
-ams.
Water Front Notes.
The ship Indiana. with Is63. 600 feet
sof lumber on board. arrived here yes
terday in TOW Of the steamer Francis
IL Leggett thirty-fve hours from
Portland
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Sonona- from this port, arrived
yesterday AT honolulu.
The army transport Logan left Homo
lulu October 10, and is due here on
October IS.
The japanese liner Hongkong Maru
left Yokohama yesterday for this port
by way Of Honolulu
he liner Coptic arrived yesterday
al Ho1oiulV from the orient
The barkentine Amelia has been pur-
chased by " Reed, and the steamer
Melville Dollar has been sold 70 Thom-
as Pollard
J. o. Arrest. who lives AT Point
Richmond. and IS emploTed on the
steamer Pomo, was knocked down by a
sing load of freight at Mission Rock
Yesterday. and al the Esrbor Hospital
q was found that has right leg was
fractured