The San Francisco call., 1907-01-19

iAt b1I helllllle ITopic Bro Is a IOI3l
loss at Perula Bay. News came yester-
day that the little carrier. so well
known here, had been abandoned to
her fate on the rocky shore where she
struck last Sunday night. Her crew
was saved and were landed at Mama
Milo yesterday
The loss of the Tropic BIRD will. be
felt by many who travelled on her be-
tween here and Tahiti. Years ago
she took out many joily parties to the
Islands.
She was a fanciful little craft in a
way and her name coupled with the
fact that she ran TO 2 tropical port
added touch OF romance to her life
upon the Pacific waters.
Ventura Sailed at Daybreak
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
yesterday for Sydney. via Honolulu
Pago Pago and Auckland She was
loaded TO her fun capacity with freight
and carried the following frst-class
cabin passengers:
To Honolulu-Afrs. s ". Barker Mrs J. r.
Brown Miss Alice Brown. W. y. Buckley
Q. 7. Chamberlain Mrs. H. NJ Chamberlain
Mrs. G; T. Cooke. C. A. Cosgrave. Mrs. Cos
grave, Miss 4. Cram, J. Defelt Mrs Defelt
~ Dutra. Mrs Dutra and maid s. n Douthirt
Ars Douthirt 7. r. Fleming. Mrs. Fleming.
A. Gaihraith. Mrs. Galbraith. J. n Glover,
man. J. r. Hensler, H. r. Hesler. Miss s. f.
hnu b. r Rowland Enoch knight. Mrs.
r. McNulty. j. X. Mcpherson. Mrs. McPher-
.5is s9n x Mareum Mrs r J Marcum and
Norris, Captain ]. r. Parker. III. 4. Pilkiug-
Ton Mrs. Pilkingt0n, Miss H. Ransom. Miss A.
= =. Sonthnayd, Mrs j. Splitter. Master
splitter Mrs \. A. Sprong. Master Sprong,
Si,ss lnqlsion' 4 Mls. H. D. Taylor ana maid
ney, Mrs. G. D. Tew, J. Williams Mrs. VIII
liams Miss ~ Williams, Hon: D; 7; Whiting
l'a Miss wright, Mns r. Nunderlieh
70 Paeo Pago-J- F. Green, Mrs. Green and
10 Auckland-Niss L. Clarke Miss E. Cokely,
.. b Naekey' Mrs Mackey, Mrs. Il. NJ. Stern
To Sydney H. Allen Jr.. " A. Baldwin
fllr. A. j. Bickford. q. T. Chester Mrs. Chester,
George Compere Mrs. ]. B Dusinbury, J. n
Jones, 7. G. Rose. Mrs. Rose u. Rosenstein
Schiussei. j. III solomon. Robert Valentine. G.
r. Van Lant. Gus WangPnheim. Mrs. Wangen-
helm and child, W. M Wilkinson.
Join at Honolulu. J.. Ebbetts, Mrs Eb-
belts, r. j. Scott, Mrs. Scott.
The following sailed as second cabin
. passengers:
Tor He3olulg-Niss G, +. CLARK. Mrs; J
lsnlono Miss T. Dimono, g II Hanna, PITS.
Asster r. Methben. Mrs. ;. Pecarich and three
children Z. hattenoury, George REYNOLDS, Mrs.
~ q. REYNOLDS. $ Z. Mooiley, Miss r. +.
For Aucklsn6-T. Alfred. O. NJ Bates. ]. A.
% For sydnev@c ' 3 Gierahder. s eT Mrs. Srs' Alexan
der Mrs a.. A. Brandstater John COwan. J. s.
i5ricEeor. n. u Hsddon. CLAYTON honeywell
Airs. r. Kemp. III. klebs- %. 5. Miller. Nine.
Saponski, j. Wilson, 3. Wing
Row ON the Water Front
John Russell. proprietor Of res
taurant al 232 East street, was ar
rested yesterday and charged with an
tim. IT, Jensen, was taken in a serious
condition 10 the HarbOr Emergency
Hospital with three big wounds on his
scalp. The trouble began by Jensen
ordering an elaborate luncheon and
then refusing to pay for IT, he was
promptly thrown into the street by
Isussoll. Then the real trouble began.
Jensen, who was under the influence of
drink. got up from the sidewalk, where
ile had fallen, and began smashing the
windows and doors of the restaurant
with his fist. After breaking the doors
he grabbed chair and threatened TO
wreck the place. Russell then seized
a club and beat Jensen insensible.
Codnsher Arrives in Port
The schooner ". H. Diamond. Cap
tain Erickson. arrived yesterday, six
teen days frum Unga Island. She
brought 5000 Goldfish to the Alaska
Goldfish Company
Large Lumber Arrivals
The lumber shipments from the
North yesterday were large They
amounted 10 1885, 900 feet.
Steamship TeIIus Brings Coal
The steamship Tellus arrived in port
yesterday with 1852 tons Of coal for
the Western Fuel Company. She was
four and p half days making the voy-
age from Ladysmith.
To Replace HauxhUrst
Dr. +. Swantzer viii take the place
Of DIT II. ". Hauxhurst as surgeon Of
the HongkOng Maru when that steamer
sails for the Orient on January "a.
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