The San Francisco call., 1908-07-23
Brings a Valuable Cargo

translation or the Di0te into S1a1eSe.
Dr.. W n. Wheeler Of the navy. home
from e tour of duty on the Asiatic sta
uol- was another passenger y. L.
Smith, manager OF the Grand hotel a
Yokohama. was also q passenger
The passengers included.
FrOU the orient.
K. Albertz D. B Hackett
r. l. Brimer G. Hirose
II. B. Caupbeu Miss T. jones
Rev J. Darlington B. kKellermann
y. " ChtEeS " KuRGenden
A. r. Diekensoa j. ouina
Mrs " z Dunn and g. L. a. Smith
daughter Dudley Warner
T. Foster " u Wheeler
tlrs- J. Foster &. Aamasakl
r y. Gunson
From Honolulu:
Miss Ianie Allan Miss Lillian Sparks
Miss Jane Greenh0rne Miss Agnes n Weed
D 8 Richardson Mss Grace B. Wood
Mrs. p. s. Richardson
Inspectors Investigate Collision
Two collisions in one day was the
story told by Captain F. T. Nelson OF
the schooner Tampa yesterday at the
tavestiga held before Marine IN
Epeet0rs Bulger and Bolles. The Tampa
was struck by the steamship Saginaw.
Captain A Stern, about three miles of
Port Vincent July 3 in heavy fog. A
few hours after this collision the Tampa
collided with the steam schooner Daisy
Freeman.
The captain Of the Tampa told the in
spectOrs yesterday that he mistoOk the
direction from which the sound OF the
fog horn OF the Saginaw was coming
The Saginaw struck the Tampa amid
ship, but the collision did not damage
either vessel TO any extent The cQllf-
sion with the steam schooner Daisy
Freeman was due 10 the heavy fog and
inability 10 hear the fog horn. accordin z
10 the explanation OF Captain Nelson.
Another investiga into the latter
collision VIII be held BY the local board.
Ships for Coal Warehouses
The navy department has chartered
four sailing vessels on which TO store
the coal from the foreign trampS that
brought il here for the use OF the
feet The coal already discharged has
taxed 10 the limit the storage facilities
az Mare Island and California City. and
the demurTage on the undiseharged
Golfers Is mounting I'D.
The vessels chartered are the ship
Hawaiian Isles. barks George Curtis
and Gerard G. Tobey and the schooner
W H MarstOn. They viii be anchored
on the California City cOaliag station,
where the British steamships Inverlyon
and CTaigFau went yesterday 10 dis
charge their coal
VIII Garry Many Passengers
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Captain
Andrew Dixon, viii sail at 1 o'clock
this afternoon for the far east with
$50 cabin passengers and a large car
go Among the koFea's passengers Will
be large party Of German tourists on.
their way around the world Ms
w +. Erear. Wife of the governor Of
Hawaii. VIII be a passenger TO Homo
lulu. The Korea will take from Homo
lulu most OF the navy women relatives
or officers OF the Atlantic fleet, who left
here on the TenyO Maru.
Captain HoudIette in the Hospital
Captain Houdlette Of the Oceanic
steamship company. and one OF the
best known master mariners in this
city. Is seriously i'll g. the German hos
PitsL where he underwent an operation
last TUESDAY The operation is said to
have been successful and the patient s
prospect for recovery is good.
Torpedo FIOtiIla Returns
The torpedo boats Goldsborough
Rowan, Fox end Davis arrived yester-
day from Eureka and proceeded direct
70 Mare island. While passing down
Ine Humboldt river the Rowan and the
Fox were in collision. but neither yes
sci suffered any damage.
Wafer Front Notes
The Matson navigation company's
steamship Hilonian Captain PETER
Johnson, arrived yesterday. eight days
and three hours from Honolulu. The
Hilonian brought full cargo and AZ
passengers.
The Kosmos liner Assuan is due July
. from Hamburg and west coast ports.
The Pacific Coast steamship comma
IS for Seattle
The, Pacific Mail liner Peru was
placed on Hunters point drydock yes
terdaF 70 be cleaned and painted.
The spreckels tug Dauntless sailed
yesterday for Astoria to get another
log raft for san Diego.
The steamship President, CAPTAIN
cousins, sailed yesterday for Puget
sound with cargo and passengers.
The harbor police arrested Harry 2
Nelson yesterday on a charge of passing
worthless checks
": A Chapman, purser or the Japan-
ese liner America Maru who has been
visiting his home in Virginia. has re-
turned 10 this city and will Fe3ofu his
ship IN a few days
policeman John Dover of the harbor
police Will leave in few days for a
visit . his home in ireland. which he
LETT 90 years ago 10 come TO America
ana ee policeman. His brother. Rob-
eTt- has been assigned to Johns beat
during his ahSaune