The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

The Pacicr Coast steamship Com
pany's steamer Curacao arrived yes
terday morning from Mexican ports.
She was eleven days from Guaymes
ana forfy-four hours from Ensenada.
Captain Paulsen reported that the
"trip down tle coast and back was un-
eventful The Curacao brought lot
~ viands that appeal to the taste OF
the epicures and bon vivants-twenty-
ight great. juicy turtles FROM MAGGIE
lena Bsy and 645 cases OF ripe toma-
toes. Turtle steaks and turtle soup
VIII now be ia vogue during the COM
ing week.
The Curacao brought the following
cabin passengers: Mario DemOro. J. A.
Davis c. T. Reynolds. O. A. Lampe,
Francisco Pena. q. g. Whittier Matte
Whittier. Alfonso Torres. Hugo Tasmer.
Maria Borne, D. Rodriguez J. r de
Perez, Y. Alacarataz K. y. De narrar. A
villa. r Ramirez, Carlos Giarcis and
Addfo Goldstein.
Enjoy sail the Bay
After the arduous work Of supply
ing hundreds OF cups Of coffee ano
piles OF sandwiches TO the street clean
ers. the women who had charge OF the
booth al East ane Market streets went
ont on the bay for q sail late in the
afternoon. They Were the guests OF
Mike Sullivan, who had charge OF the
tug Governor Markham. which was one
Of the boats employed I'm towing the
great bauges filled with debris out into
the open sea The women who worked
so sssiduously 10 supply luncheon for
the volunteer cleaners Of the dirty
streets on the water front were Mrs.
Thomas Palache, Mrs. Tom c Grant.
Mrs f. r. Glasser. Mrs Lurline Wsg
uer Miss Q. Whelan. Miss r. DriscolL
Miss J. : Kerwsn, Miss Kerwan. Miss
-. 49,
y W kabler and Mrs. T. l.. Bonner.
spilled Into Bay
Six members OF the South End Row
ing Club who were out in their racing
barges were thrown into the bay yes
terday when on Meiggs wharf. The hrst
crew started out from their boathouse.
near the Union Iron Works. early in
the morning and pulled around 10 Ken
nan Brothers boat yards, where one
OF the barges owned by the club IS be-
ing repaired
Here the men divided and the two
crews started 20 row back 10 Mission
Bay They had only reached Meiegs
wharf on the return trip when a sud
den gust OF wind struck boz boats and
overturned them and threw their &C
cupsnts into the water.
The quarantine boat George NJ. Stein
berg was passing at the time and took
on board the men OF the upset boats
and toWed the barges 70 Meiggs wharf
where they were righted and balled
out Later in the day the men rOwed
up 10 their bosthouse, none the worse
for their ducking.
Large Lumber Arrivals
Vessels from the north brought in
534 600 feet OF lumber yesterday. Fol-
lowing were the arrivals; Steamer SEQ
200 600 feet: steamer Brunswick. 41b.-
600 feet. steamer Coronado. $4,000
feet: schooner Ida Schnauer. 100000
feet. steamer G. c. Lindauer, 100000
feet. schooner II. ID. BendiXsen. 100000
feet. schooner Comet, $50 00o feet;
schooner Daisy Mitchell. $4,000 feet.
barkentine S ". Castle. 100000 feet;
steamer Jim Butler. 10000 feet
Holds Jolly session
The Bilgewater Club held q 5olly
session on Saturday night. following q
little dinner given By the charter mem
hers OF this new water front organi-
cation. Among those who contributed
20 the enjoyment OF the evening with
speeches and songs were Captain Leale
~ the steamer Caroline. A. A. Dayton.
j. Anderson. Marshall Douglas. Charles
Barring and a. r. Clark
VIII Garry Big Crowd
The transport Logan. which viii
sail tomorrow for Manila. viii carry a
large number OF passengers. Besides
the troopers OF the 10th Cavalry she
viii also have an unusually large
number OF cssuais.
Mariposn Due Today.
The Oceanic Steamship Compsny's
steamer Mariposa is due 10 arrive to-
day from Tahiti
Nippon WHru Due.
The Toyo Kisen Kaisha Companv's
steamer Nippon Maru is scheduled 10
put in an appearance from the Orient
this morning
Alameda Due Tomorrow
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer Alameda is due 10 arrive to-
morrow from Honolulu.
VIII sail "Wednesday
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer SOnoma VIII sail on Wednes- 1
day for sydney via Honolulu. Pago
PagO and Auckland
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