The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04

Of United states army stores for
Manila. The army freight included am
munition and rifles. OF ammunition
there were 800 cases and 5s5 cases
OF rifles. The selection OF the Ameri-
CO Maru 10 carry munitions Of war
for Uncle ,eam TO Manila is taken as
an indication that il the war depart
meut is preparing for war it is not
with Japan, or that 'the breaking of
the war cloud is not considered immt-
uent The value Of the Manila freight
on the America Maru is estimated at
s25O.00o
Among the liners passenger We're
two who will be important members
Of the commissarv department on the
new triple screw turbine liner Tenyo
Maru. which viii soon replace the Nip
pou Maru on the run between here
and Japan. They were W Proctor
and II Walker. late chef and confec-
tioner respectively Of the Cunard liner
Ca-mania. They have been engaged
20 MI similar positions on the Tenyo
Maru.
The America Maru glistened like
yacht as it glided into the stream at
] o'clock. but brighter and more holi-
dsv like than the liner was Port Su-
perintendent James GliddOn. From the
moment an inward bound japanese
liner is spoken until it sails Gliddon
develops a condition Of activity which
never relaNes until his charge takes
sts departure When the big ship
comes CIiddon expects to move twice
as fast but in the after sailing relaNa-
tion cannot hope to show more COM
rlete satisfaction than he did yester-
dan His patent leather shoes spot
less white vest. fawn colored hat and
the orchid that traiied from the lapei
OF his coat were all immaculate, and
"a. M
wonder that when Gliddon appeared at
the head Of the gangway a few min
utes before sailing time, lady on
the dock murmured:
How perfectly beautiful,
II made no difference. Harnett main
tanned. that the lady had been express
ing wonder At the beauty Of some
clouds and might have referred to
them.
said
The Americas passengers included;
Tor Yosobama-H ~ Bennett Or. C. H. II.
Han Mrs Bertha T. Jsques. X. Heyashisaki
I. Mizutany. Mrs T. Mizutany ano aaugn,er S.lt,,,
Dunn Dr Howard Knopp.
Ma5iia-N. q. Blackie Edw, " Blair. Rob
erf BrItschc Professor J. u. Buris Mrs j. D.
P,sri-s ana ..hiid Miss 4 C. Dye. Charles q.
a. p Hood Harlow B. Kirkpatrick. Mrs.
Eirlpafrirs Professor W d. MacCiinsock. D. C
Hc,.srs1ei5e-, David McKIbhin Mrs McKbbin,
4 r. Purrington Mrs. Purringfoa- Professor g
n Roherfs. C. T. SchilRg. Professor Z freoeiieh
STAR J. n. Stewart Jr-. r. C. Turnf1ul-
HInugsong-Niiss Ninifred BleeckeF. MIS- NJ
A Brew A o Brown r. D. haIetl- MISS
Msrr l. Hood W NJ Johnston. Mrs Johnston.
Miss BeTtils Leverich. u T. l.'it@ fTanh =
Read Mrs Read. r. B. Willard. Mrs. Willard
lein al Honolulu Robert c. Nankowski; Ms.
Martha Pegram. r. A de Weese- Mrs De Weese-
euinauIt safe in Port
The steam schooner Quinault. which
was reported of the coast short OF
fuei and i'm search OF which the tug
Relief was sent on Monday. arrived
Yesterday IN tow Of the tug. The Qui-
naclt was FIVE days from Grays Harbor.
The steamers fuel was exhausted buck
ing south and southeasterly gales
which lasted FOR four days When II
became evident thst the remaining fuel
was not sufficient TO enable the coast
er TO reach san Francisco, the Quinault
ran inshore and signaled for assistance
After being toweG into the harbor by
tho Relief the Quinault. on which there
was still some fuel saved in case Of
er3ergency, went TO its berth under its
own steam.
Diagnosis shocked Friend
Hugh Quinn. stevedore. fell into
the hold Of the shin Atlas yesterday
and suffered a fracture and dislocation
treated by Assistant Surgeon Beasley
a. the hsrbor. hospital few hours
after Quinn had taken his departure
some OF his friends called at the hos
pital TO inquire about him.
Was he badly hurt2' they asked
There it is on the book, replied
Steward Leadbetter; read it for gour-
self
After looking al the register one
OF Quinn's friends asked in hushed
tones:
rs he still unconscious
Diagnosis is one OF DR. Beasley's spe-
cialties. and this is what shocked
Quinn's friend:
"POsteriOr and upward dislocation OF
left ulnar and radius. fracture of head
OF radius 0efD; large paermatoma in
ner aspect Of left elbow Two small
wounds or skin just ahead upper part
left forearm; confusion and abrasion
OF left forehead. No other evidence of
fracture. Warned Of possible fracture
or skull.
And quinn walked out of the hos
pital unassisted.
Schooner MarconI in Port
The schooner Marcom, out II5 days
from Newcastle. Australia and until A
few DAYS ago quoted for reinsurance
al IS per cent, arrived yesterday. and
but FOR the strong ebb tide would
have been anchored of Meiggs wharf
before the sun went down. The Mar
conf was counted among the overdue
until 2 few days ago, when a vessel
reached port and reported having
spoken the belated schooner all well
2 few hundred miIes of shore
American Flag stolen
Eugene Hayes. janitor Of Riggers'
Hnd Stevedores' hail, 10 Folsom street
neglected to haul down the American
flag that foated from a flagstaff ia
front of the hail at sunset Monday.
snd when he went TO work yesterday
morning found no star spangled ban
ner waving there. He reported to the
police that some one had stolen the
flag. and Captain Conboy's men viii
try TO find bunting and thief
VIII Take Supplies TO Fleet
The United states cruiser South Da-
kots viii sail today for Magdalens bay
with big shipment OF supplies for the
ships or Admiral Evans fleet. 4 con-
Epicuous item among the stores for the
bsttleships is soap, of which the South
Dakota viii take one big lighter load.
Reports by Wireless
The United wireless station on Rus