The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10

The Oceanic steamship company s
liner Sierra arrived in port yesterday
after a delightful run up from Homo
lulu. Captain Houdlette says it was
one of the smoothest voyages he ever
experienced between the two ports and
that the ocean was like lake The
run was made in 5 days, 21 minutes
and zs seconds The liner brought l42
passengers and 1912 tons Of freight
The trip was enlivened by Mackenzie
Gordon, the well-known local barytone.
Among the passengers was Edward X
Adams. a merchant Of Honolulu, who is
on his way to New York. Hamilton E.
Brooke, a capitalist of Portland, Ore'
and his wife. were on board. Brooke
visited the islands for his health he
returns greatly improved w B.
Hopkins. a member OF the Bohemian
club, and c. A. Brown, businessman
OF Honolulu, arrived on the liner. Fol-
lowing is list of the cabin passengers;
2. r. Adams. Captain Anderson. DR.. f. II.
Anthony Miss p. Armstrong, Mrs. c. d Amer
ton. Miss Atherton. Mrs. /. NJ Bartlett MI
and Mrs L q Bachelor. Mrs w p. Bertley,
Miss E P. Bertley, Mr. and Mrs. Il. E. Brooke.
c. A. Brown. Mrs. 6. 7. Cook, T. Chase MS
N. a. Dean. Miss c. n. Dodge. Mrs Duncan,
R Furrar. ]. ". Gsrthwsise, Mackenzie Gordon,
Mrs. A Hacking. ". B. Hopkins, MISS q.
Hughes Miss Hynes, Mrs. Jaeger, Miss Jaeger.
Miss B. johnson. Miss +. A. Lennon, Mrs. j.
A Lyle Miss Lyle. Mrs. Msby and two children,
Miss A z. Nellotf, Mrs. Menzies. Miss Men-
zies, F. Menzies. Mrs. J. Morris, B. McMahon.
Rosenbauer Miss Reed. Mrs. n. S. Sachs. Mr.
and Mrs h A. Schwartz. Mrs: J. II. Soiter and
two children. Charles strom, Miss E Suter' W
M d walsh, J. W. watson, Mrs. C B. Wells.
Ire Wells, Miss witherby. Mrs, D; L
MrS- NJ. Iibncarsda and infant. Mrs. Alencsstor
and two children. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. BsileT,
s. J. Bondocs. b. f. BrOderick, d. D. Clark
n. A. Christensen. Mrs. G. David. J; II.
o'AiDeda. r. L. Eames. P. Foss, Mrs r. [;
FoSs, Y. B. Furness. Mrs Mary Georga and
child, Mr.. and slrs. E. Gibsucet, Mrs Harrison
and three children, Mrs R. Harrison, Miss
MrS. c ". johnson and child, Mrs. c. Joseph
and child, K Kawaski. Mrs E. H Lewis. Mr.
and Mrs Morgan and child. Mrs Nellie Nc
Carrhy B. McKesgue, Mr. and Mrs s. Nc
Keague, Mrs. G. Russell and child. Mr.. and
Mrs James Stuart and four children and MIS-.
Welbourne-
Arrival of the Acapulco
The Pacific Mail steamship COM
pany's steamship Acapulco arrived
early yesterday morning after an en-
counter with rough weather from MAJ
allan up. From Mazatlan the vessel
struck a succession of strong north
west winds and when il reached Point
Conception it ran into a choppy sea,
which lasted until the Acapulco arrived
here. The trip up was enlivened by
scrimmage between two of the dremen
of the vessel shortly after it left Ancon.
Tim Burns, a white fireman, was at
outs with one of the Chileans and
during an alteration he knocked the
latter down The Chilean drew dirk
and sIashed Burns across the forehead.
It required the entire crew TO subdue
the Chilean. He was placed in irons
and kept in the cage until the steam
ship reached Acapulco. where he was
taken ashore and handed over to the
authorities. Burns has partially re-
covered from his wounds
The Acapulco brought 27 cabin and
p steerage passengers, 1.1O4 tons of
freight, $l75.915 in treasure and IL
sacks Of mail
Following is list of the cabin pas
sengers:
Frank Tapner, Mrs Frank Tspner, ]. ".
wife. J. 7. Woods and wife. A. Cools and wife.
". de B. LOPEZ. q. F. Hussey. Mrs Rosa de
Charez. Miss Maria Louisa, Miss Mercedes :.
Holmes. Max Behmert. H. J. Wilkinson and
wife. John Bagnal, Frank Caples, S. Langren,
Mrs G. z. c. de Sanonez, Miss v. s. Cha,
L. S. Gina, S. S. Boen, Mrs. r. c. Williams,
T. A Lzgerfeld ana wife. Miss NJ Lagerfeld,
Colonel L. de Clairment, Harry c. Gray and
Charles Lagerfelc-
Anchors I'm Way of Ferries
Bodies big barge, laden with stone,
was being towed UP the bay by the
tug Z. S. Grant yesterday, when the
tug broke down and was obliged TO
turn the barge loose. The barge threw
out its anchors, which fouled with the
telegraph cable running across the bay,
and there ii remained, in the path Of
the ferry boats plying between here
and Oakland. The Grant made fast
70 a nearby wharf
sausaIitO Has Close Call
The schooner Sausa1ito came near
being wrecked at Lime point late Sat
urday night 1t was bound into port
with a cargo OF 100000 feet of lumber
from Coos bay. Captain Bressen was
trying 70 sail in, when suddenly the
wind died out, and his boat begin
drifting toward the rocks. He threw
out his anchor and then was compelled
to put out a kedge anchor. When he
finally got his vessel secure he was
only 80 yards from the point. Even
then the schooner was slowly being
carried TO the shore. At daybreak yes
terday morning DR.. Hobby, in charge os
the quarantine tug Argonau<, saw the
difficulty which the Sausalito was IN
and ordered Captain T. T. Dunn to go
90 its relief. The Argonaut hauled the
Sausalito to anchorage off Meiggs
wharf
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
by sea yesterday amounted to 2,250.000
feet The steamer Sea Foam, 100000
feet; the steamer Brunswick, $4,000
feet; the schooner Sausalito, 100000
feet and z.50e ties; the steamer North
Fork, S5o.ooo feet lumber; the steamer
Prentiss, 100000 feet. and the steamer
Excelsior, $4,000 feet.
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