The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16

H. E. Adams 1T. Lyne
Miss :. Campbell g. c. Miller
J. {. Cohen IL A. Minfon
Mrs j. C. Cohen Mrs Patterson and child
Mrs. II. n Coke andJ. W. Roth
four children Mrs J. w Roth
V. Z. ConkIlng Master Roth
7. s Dowson Miss {. Rohaskopr
6 H. George Miss A. l.. Sears
". g. Hair H. NJ Scars
g. r. fIaver A. r. Sindeband
Miss Jacobs I b. Warner
Miss r. Jordan H.. Warner
". Kent Miss b. woodward
Mrs W. Kent and childlB r. Banning
William NJ Isngton ID CronvIey-
Miss F. A. Lennon
Bad Man Changed His Mind
The day the bark Homeward Bound
arrived big. rawboned. ruddy COM
pleXioned mariner invaded the quiet of
Meiggs wharf. He announced himself
as bad man from Liverpool" He
was there, he said, to meet Chad"
Thompson. master of the Homewa rd
Bound. and beat is bloody cad off
he told of a voyage once made with
Thompson and how Thompson "'urried
and 'ustled" him for more than a hun
dred strenuous days. He was now
going to meet him man to man" and
have il out a launch left the ships
side and headed for Vallejo street.
There goes the captain" said Heine
Benges; Il think he's going TO land at
The bad man shook his fist at the
launch and told those about him few
of the things he intended doing to
lnOfiiISOl- NuQuEUlA TIE idullCn
changed its course and headed straight
for Meiggs wharf. In the stern could
be seen the long. 1.-THE figure of Chad
wick Thompson. There was no mis-
take about the boats destination. A
few minutes more and 1t would hit the
wharf within a few feet OF where the
bad man was standin- The "b. m"
realized this. Turning to Benges, he
said:
You tell that long legged Yankee
that If it 'adn't been for 'avin' a press
in engagement I'd tore is cart
Saying this the bad man from Liver
pool turned tail. and when last seen
was rounding the grain shed, heading
south at an automobile gait.
The Homeward Bound was towed to
an anchorage yesterday off Goat island.
Peru VIII Sail Today
The Pacific Mail liner Peru viii sail
at noon today for Panama and way
ports with about 20 passengers and a
full cargo. Among the passengers viii
be Walter II. Castle and wife. who are
returning to Guatemala. The passen-
the officers of the Pacific feet On
board the Peru viii be 35 Chinese.
who arrived here on the Korea, and u
steerage passengers.
Investigate Collision
The investigation of the collision off
Brunswick and the schooner e. *.
Wood in November was conducted yes
terday by Inspectors OF HullS and
Boilers 4olles and Bulger. The yes
sells. according TO the testimony, col
lided in thick fog. The Brunswick
was damaged to the amount of $500.
while the Woods damages would not
exceed $500. At the close of the in
vesti cation the case was taken under
advisement by the inspectors.
Barbound at Westport
The steamers Santa Barbara, Che
halls, Carmel, ,Sa ginaw and Corona, all
loaded with lumber and ready for sea,
are barbound at Westport.
Water Front Notes
The army transport Sheridan, Cap
tain Stinson, sailed yesterday from
Manila for this port.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,650000 feet
The Kosmos liner Mera sailed yes
terday for Hamburg by way of Central
and South American ports with large
cargo and 2S passengers.
The Oceanic steamship company'S
liner Mariposa is due Sunday from
Tahiti.
The American Hawaiian company's
big freighter Nirginian is due tomor-
row from Salina Cruz.
Schooner Runs Ashore
OAKLAND, Dec 15.-The steam
schooner g. G. Lindauer, commanded by
Captain Sandman, ran ashore in the
estuary near the Grove street wharf