The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14

George Wallace, was caught by the
tide-rip to the westward OF Alcatrez
and carried head on against the steel
SIDE OF the German ship Edmund. The
America bowsprit and 5fbbOom were
smashed. A slight dent is all the Ed
mund has 10 show for the encounter. I
The ti6e was IN a peculiarly ram
bunctious mood yesterday afternoon,
and, the wind was light. the man
in charge OF g sailing vessel had his
hands filed TO overfiowing. Those who
Witnessed he Americas accident assert
that II was inevitable and no refiec
tion on the seamanship OF Captain Wal
lace. whose ability is unquesttoned and
who Is noted for his exceeding careful
ness.
Lumber schOOBer~ Collide
When the large feet OF windJammers
that was outside at sundown on Tues
day got Inside the harbor the wind fell
and there followed a general mixup as
the helpless vessels drifted on the tide
AZ $50 D. N. OF So usalito the schooner
Guide, Captain Roth, lumber-laden
from Coos Bay. drifted across the bow
Of the schooner Deuntless. Captain
Wake. just in with a cargo OF lumber
from Grsys HRrbor. Although both
boats were drifting on the same tide
they came together with considerable
violence and locked in an embrace that
was not broken uncn early yesterday
morning, and then only after the tug
Alert had been pulling on them for
several hours. The 5ibboom and head
gear Of the Dauntless were carried
away and her stem was considerably
damaged. The Guides main and fore
rigging on the port side were carried
away, her main boom Was broken. her
mainsa1l torn and she received other
damage While locked IN embrace the
schooners bumped into the bark Big
fha ha
without inficting or receiving any fur
ther damage
Sails for the Orient
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru.
Captain Filmer, sailed for the Orient at
i O'Clock yesterday afternoon In ad-
ditiOn 20 her cabin passengers she car
ried seventy-fve Japanese and fifty
Chinese in the Asistio steerage Port
Steward James Glidden. who has been
in Europe buying furnishings for the
new turbine liners now nearly finished
in Japan, is again on duty he re-
turned in time to equip the Nippon
Maru and II the smile Glidoen wore
yesterday is any indication Of the quail
fty of his catering the passengers VIII
learn 10 love the sound OF the dinner
gong The Nippons passengers In
oluded
For Yokohama-T Hirsyama. l. Kswaguchi.
r s Kita3ima. Mrs T. Nakayama and infant,
n oksmoto. ri l. Reber, T. Watansbe
Kobe-F r smith s. a. Wainwright d. F.
WEBSTER Ms D. r Webster and two children.
Shanchai-Rev. Hunter COrbett. Bishop A. W.
Hong Honskong-i, S5, + Goodaie. Mrs l. p GOodsle
and son, Mrs. A. Harrison, D; NJ Hoffman, Mrs
p; NJ Hoffman and son, E W James ss,.,sar Mrs- W y
Wessiing s Wheeler. o. A zinn.
Join at Honolulu-ArnOld Pike. Mrs. Arnold
Pike and TWO children and nurse, Miss Ethel
Rsymer. W A. Warner. Mrs. W A. Warner.
Sailor Sets Saloon Fire
The saloon at Io7 Steusrt street was
DESTROYED by IRE early yesterday morn
ing Peter Anderson. a sailor. had
gone 10 sleep IN the place on Tuesday
night while under the influence OF
Houor. The bartender. IN locking up.
lett Anderson inside. Anderson awoke
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning. lighted
his pfpe and threw the match Into
heap OF rubbish. Policeman Slattery,
passing a few minutes later. saw
smoke pouring through the crevices In
The door After turning in an alarm
he broke into the place and dragged
ont Anderson. who. IN the meantime
had resumed his slumbers- Anderson's
hand was badly burned. The premises
destroyed were owned by Borgfeot d
Propfe, the rear OF whose place on
East street was slightly damaged by
the fire.
struck By Falling Gable
the south side Of Market street. just
east of Beale. broke yesterday after
noon and IN falling struck Samuel j.
Fna. president OF the United Engineer
ing Works. infiict3ng a painful lacera-
ton Of the scalp J. D. Bluxome, a
contractor. who was with Ena, was
struck on the left arm, but was un-
harmed Both men were badly scared,
ae they believed the wire was alive.
Ena's injury was treated at the Har-
Dor Hospital
AZ the HarbOr Hospital
Miss Annie Gridi Of <Tl Broadway
tried 70 cure a cold yesterday
morning, but instead OF taking qai-
nine she swallowed few bichloride
OF mercury tablets. Her life was saved
by vigorous treatment administered at
the Harbor Hospital
Tohu Dick q laborer. who lives at
Ilobos Square. was treated yesterday
for a laceration OF the scalp inflicted by
brick which had fallen from one OF
the walls OF the Palace Hotel.
More Besvy Lumber Receipts
The lumber receipts by sea were not
80 heavy yesterday as on the day be-
fore. but by sundown errfTing coasters
had brought into the harboT more than
oOO. 600 feet Of lumber and vessels
carrying as much more were still out
side.
Water Frsnt Notes
The schooner Andy Mahoney. which
arrived yesterday from Everett
brought 200 telegraph poles for the
Southern Pacific.
The whaling steamer BeiugA, Cap
tain Porter. cleared yesterday for her
regular Arctic cruise.
The German steamer Tfberius cleared
yesterday for Portland
The fishing slooD Anacapa- which put
back IN distress a few oayS ago,
cleared yesterday for San PEDRO. where
she viii be used for nG1irH.
The British steamer 6heila, which
arrived yesterday from Oyster Harbor.
brought $500 tons OF coal and the Brit
fish steamer Harbart 30 days from
Newcastle, Australia, brought 41Se
tons.
The schooner Rodersck Dhu. with 49,
900 barrels OF OIL. arrived yesterday
from Monterey in tow of the Spreckels
tug Fearless.
The American hawaiian Companys
steamer Nevadsn arrived yesterday at
Honolulu