The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

than tWOScOre passengers. The Doric
win call at Manila and has thirteen
passengers for the Philippine port
Among the Doric's passengers for Ja-
pan was Henry p. Bowie.
The Doric's cargo included the big
gest shipment Of -four that has left here
for the Orient in many months. The
passengers were:
For Yokohams-Henry r. Bowie, John ]. Car
ter, Thomas ChriSty, c. II. Cready, J. J. CrOt-
~. P. kiesel T. Kitado Miss NJ. Park, Charles
Petit Mrs {. G. Phinney and maid. r. r. Sails
bury, 7. ShimOsaks, Charles Stewart. r. B.
Nagasaki-A Kantor
Maniln-w. n Browne. Miss G Henley, Rev
r. Q. Jones, Mrs. r. c. Jones, Miss Margaret
Jones Jasper A. Pottoron c. ". Keith Mrs
Keith. II. KRAFT. James n. Msgnin, Arthur 5
Mining, c. n. Mari F. ]. Torras.
Hongkong--W, Bessem, Miss A. I. Broome
Ada Hodgins. Miss Constance Hodeins William
Kohrs A. S. Macdonald. Miss b Macdonald
Joseph Melczer, G. b. Myers, Mrs. ]. J. Myers
!. X OH, ]. L Rubon, II. S. Sflverstone. Arthur
Join at Honolulu-B. E. Beeman. Harry But
Ter MTs. Harry Butler. T. Give Davies, Mrs T.
de b. Layard-
Weather Bound Vessels ssfI
With the passing OF the storm that
had stolen a march on the weather bu-
reau a number Of vessels that had been
held in port on account OF inclement
conditions outside put TO sea yesterday.
The whaling schooner Carrie and An
ME sailed on q whaling cruise. The
Norwegian steamer Thode FagelunS.
which had cleared on March az. sailed
yesterday for Mollendo and way ports.
The Uruguayan barkentine Andromeda,
which had cleared March %, got away
for Eureka The schooner Ottillie
F5ord. which had cleared on March p.
started on a codhshing cruise, and the
STANDARD Oil ship King George, ready
for sea since March 20, when she had
cleared, took her departure for Foo
chow and Swatow.
Parsons Not an ex-Convfct
When Longshoreman Dick Parsons
while suffering from delirium tremens
attacked Storekeeper Charles Schu-
macher and later jumped into the bay.
where il is supposed his body now lies,
the police reported that Parsons was an
ex-convict They now admit that they
made a mistake and that the police
records hold nothing more serious
against Parsons name than an occa-
sional arrest for drunk" and one ar
rest for a stabbing affair, in which
there was no prosecution
Docks TO Clear Her Anchors
The departure Of the British ship
Balmoral, which had cleared on March
20 for Port Townsend. has been delayed
as the result OF the fouling Of her an
chors. Three red stack tugs were
alongside the vessel all Of Monday try
ing TO get the kinks out Of her anchor
chains. The time spent was wasted,
and on Monday evening the Balmoral
was docked at Greenwich street wharf
?, where all OF yesterday her crew
struggled with the snarled cables. She
may sail today.
Tries TO Jump Overheard
Miss Augusta Ealstead. IS years old,
arrived here yesterday from Coos Bay
on the steamer Breakwater. She board
ed a ferry steamer for Oakland and at
tempted to jump overheard. She was
restrained and removed to the Harbor
Hospital, where she was cared for until
the arrival Of her sister. Mrs. Fred
Wilson OF 353 Forty-ninth street, Oak
land. AT the hospital Miss Halstead
acted peculiarly, but the doctors be-
lieve that the mental disturbance from
which she is suffering is only tenn
pOrary.
Nine Days From Portland
John 3. Wolters, one OF the United
States inspectors OF steam vessels or
dered TO this district from Seattle,
arrived yesterday by way OF ogden.
The wide detour was necessary on ac-
count Of washOuts between Portland
and this city and his trip from Port
land occupied just nine days. Wolters
formerly was in the service Of the Pa
cifc Coast Steamship Company and is
well known here
MOnkbarns Is FlOated
The British ship Monkbarns. from
this port, which had gone ashore a
few days ago near Flushing, was float
ed yesterday and is being towed to
Antwerp.
Struck by Bucket of Coal
Eugene Hays, a stevedore who lives
at 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, was
struck down by a coal bucket yester-
day while working at the bunkers on
Mission-street wharf ?. He suffered
a fracture OF the right leg, which was
reduced at the Harbor Hospital
Carpenter Fails FOrty-TwO Feet
Hugo Hopkins. a carpenter OF sos
Pennsylvania avenue. fell yesterday
from q building at Howard and Third
streets, a distance Of forty-tWo feet
and received painful bruises OF the
body and face. He was treated at the
Harbor Hospital.
Payne Receives Leniency
Supervising Inspector Birmingham
reduced the suspension OF Captain H
s. Payne yesterday from three months
to two months Payne's license as
master had been suspended by Lnspec-
tors Bolles and Bulger for three
months because he had run the steam
er Del Norte upon Point Gorda,
The British ship Palgrave viii pro-
ceed in ballast to Newcastle, Australia.
water Front Notes
The steamer Wasp. from Grays Har-
bor. reports that on March %, of Cape
Meares. she passed the steamer Qui-
nauIt from Grays Harbor Tor TINS port
1-ith the new steamer Temple Z. Door
ia tow,
Receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,450,000 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
CAPTAIN Hathaway, arrived yesterday
AT Yokohoma from this port
The liner Coptic was moved yester-
d-y from pier a. 10 the old Pacific
Mail wharf.