The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
AnubiS MufineerS on Their Way
TO Germany on the Radames


Won Helms, which sailed yesterday foI
Hamburg by way OF Central and Soutf
American ports. is taking back to Ger
many the three mutineers who have
peen IN the Alameda county jail since
tAelr attempt few weeks ago TO shoot
Up the kOsmOs liner AnUbis- They vii
be tried in the German courts on z
charge OF mutiny and II convicted vii
be heavily punished, as the German
shipping laws deal severely witt
breaches OF discipline.
On board the Radames also are three
Chileans, who were brought from the
stranded Anubis on the revenue cutter
Manning. They refused 10 assist in the
work OF discharging cargo from tbs
oerelict on the ground that they were
SICK They were Obliged TO work II
tne wet and one OF them al least Is
suffering from rheumatism As theii
refusal 10 work amounted 10 mutiny
they were put IN irons and sent here
on the Naming. By arrangement With
the Chilean consul they were placed or
board the Radames yesterday and VIII
be sent back 10 Chile.
The Raoames carried a large cargo
and . cabin passengers. The passen-
gers included Robert Fernandez. Count
Kurt Aoeller, Walter Mohns and A 7
Harberle and wife. Harberle is going
70 Manzanilio as United States consul.
Union Stevedores Locked Out
The French steamer Amiral MagOn
which arrived yesterday from ths
sound. Viii be discharged by q non
union crew. When the vessel dOckeC
yesterday three gangs Of union steve
dores showed Up and were told thai
the California stevedore and ballas
company would no longer pay the ex
ira s. a day that has been exacteC
from foreign steamers discharging a
this port
The kOsmOs line refused 10 pay this
extra charge some time ago and ha.
been working cargo on an open shoI
basis ever since. The California steve
dore and ballast company handles th'
work for the Kosmos line and an
nounced yesterday that hereafter TIT
work on the French steamers would b
done on the same basis
A gang Of nonunion stevedores wa,
engaged 10 discharge the Aagon- bu
owing 20 the fact that the vessel on &C
count Of shOal water could not b'
brought into its proper berth the dis
charging was postponed until tomor'
row morning.
Passenger Develops Delirium TremenI
The steamer Homer, which arrived
here yesterday from Portland, cams
into port flying the police flag anG
when the vessel docked a delegation OF
Captain Michael Joseph Conboy's po
licemen took charge Of E. Z Beach oi
Portland. e passenger Shortly aftel
leaving the Columbia river Beach, whs
was accompanied by his wife, devel-
oped an attack OF delirium tremens- He
became very violent and had 70 bS
forcibly restrained He was taken Il
the central emergency hospital and
placed in The ID. T" ward. where dur
ing the afternoon he became violent
and in the course Of his par0xysm bit
Mrs Theresa Giles. nurse, on the
hand.
May Float AnubIs Tuesday
An effort viii sbe made 10 float the
stranded Kosmos liner Anubis next
Tuesday An extra boiler 70 be used
IN supplying steam for the pumps vii
leave here today on the steamer Santa
Rosa for delivery al Santa Barbara
Much OF the Anubis' cargo has beer
discharged. and unless some big holes
not YET located in the hull are dis
covered, the Anubis viii soon be afloat
Some heavy weather has prevailed dur.
ing last week, but Castle rock, on tbs
eastern side OF which the steamer Is
ashore. served as q shelter and III,
Anubis suffered no additional harm.
Crew Quits and Delays Sailing
The barkentine James Tuft was I,
have sailed yesterday for the SOUND
10 load lumber for Australia, but JUS
about the time for sailing the entir'
crew quit and went ashore. Al th'
sailors union headquarters IL wa
stated that the owners OF the TUT
would agree 10 pay the men only 81.
8 month instead OF SIS, the unior
wages An effort VIII be made 10 ge
e nOnlUion crew FOR the barkentine.
Andrew Hicks at New Bedford
The whaling bark Andrew Hicks
which left this port December 1s. 1906
arrived yesterday at New Bedford with
S25 barrels Of sperm Oil During ths
CRUISE the Hicks shipped home about
Z. 900 pounds OF bone. Although New
Bedford is the home port OF the An
drew Hicks the ancient whaler made
its headquarters at this port for many
years
WhaIer Rosie II Safe at Nome
The whaling schooner Rosie H. which
left here April 80 for the Arctic, i:
reported safe at Nome, where she ar
rived prior TO July l.
Pasadena Loses Rudder
The tug Sea Queen left here yester.
day 70 tow 70 this port the steamer
Pasadena, which is at Needle rock. dis.
abled as the result Of having lost hel
rudder.
Water Front Notes
Receipts OF lumber yesterday by SCI
amounted 10 LOO. 600 feet
The army. transport Buford. which
arrived At Honolulu on Friday from
Manila, is due here next Sunday.
The Kosuos liner Ramses. which i
due here August Is. is bringing abou
20 cabin passengers The liner vii
call at san Diego. and there viii dis
charge 1000 tons Of nitrate.
The harbor commissioners viii TO
morrow continue their meeting OF las
Thursday. from which they took a re
cess 10 consider the bids Tor the con.
struction Of pier 40. The name Of tn,
successful bidder viii be announced a
this meeting
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