The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01


j d. Dreher Miss N. Simson
Airs Dreher Miss D. Schroeder
j. j. burten William .Cronan
Mrs. Burton -s': Herman hohn
= u. Hool II. A. Walsh
AIRS hood F. B. Mcintyre
= II. HoiladaT Miss +. Palmer
MS HOlladay Miss y Walsh
FISHER Ames miss z. I.obenstein
5lrs Anes Miss J.. Drollet
F. T. Allen 4 Miss \. Boston
lrs Hen aud child H. r. Morse
- H.. OK .-i-~ '.-: J. kelnstein-
Mrs. Fox - II Miss r. Ismert
J. w Sehmitz@ Mss A Brown
Mrs Scbmitz -. A. Bower
G. +. EdW '.flis- Miss T. Hall
Nrs, -EiwOr1s q. Hall
r 5Holstein '::AffSs @. Hain
Mrs T.. Salreu r W 3: Ahitney
James L. y ofns q: --'- Miss C:-Isstes
Nrs. G. Spring &c A. Watkins
Thomas Whitehead- >. H Ch6p0an
alrs k--G. Wells = H. Dexter
Mrs 81 k. Bond -aIlss j. BlckRen
slrs j.. co5lfrshe Miss a. :Iooes.
Mrs E..Serret' -s--.-. i ~. wells q!
Ms g: Smith Il. darcy.
-9Ilss II. Siilsoh l-G a Hunting
Work Al Night Loading Vessel
3 SteNedores loading the British
steamer Lord Seton s-Orked all last
might and will continue until / o clock
tlls afternoon, when the vessel IS
scheduled TO sail Tor Australia with
the mails The Lord SeftOn was late
IN .efrivtng yesterday norning on ac-
count of the steNedores strike IN the :
3loFtf, and tile men We're worked last
aignt in an effort TO get the vessel
away on time today The: Lord Seton
7e. ia take s506 coo feet Of lumber To. the
sntipOdes and about Loco tons Of mis-
t.ellaneoUs cargo. About 80: sacks of
u2aSl, including that Of the Atlantic
feet which is 10 be forwarded TO Mel
-oQarne fFOm Auckland Will be carried
also. =.
Crook Arrives From Semitic
+ The United States. army transport
Cro0k. Captain Williams; arrived yes
q ~ a saa Flr "a sf 81
Fr6ck left this port June 20, with the
TFenty ty-seconQ infantry aheard- The
regiment was distributed throughout
rlle different Alaskan posts, and the
Tenth infantry: was. brought back as
ia ar. as Seattle and went from there 10
The eastern coast No passengers were
m rhe. transport yesterday. The Crook
went TO. Nome when the Ice was thick
.6uC. escaped dana ge. No future orders
have yet been received. by the officers
Reports brought by officers of the
crook are to the effect that the. mer-
chants 5n Nome are selling. out their
entire stocks and are purchasing no
-few goods, preparatory 10 moving 70 /
some other camp where. there IS
boom. T.. .-s.--
Libel vessel for Broken Bottles
suits 10 recover SI.1S3.1s- from the
owners Of the British ship MelveFton
and IS. 922. .6S from the owners Of the
British bark -kilmeny were begun yes
.terday in. the United states. dlstrlct
cOprt By the Italian SWISS colo4lyi.
corporation. It: is alleged In the COM
p[aint that 1e2 crates OF fancy bottles'
Slipped- from Antwerp. Belgium, TO san
I'rancisco on the Melverton,: were oam-
ged 70 such an extent as 70 pc OF no /
value TO the local wine bottling com
.uas1v:- The owners of the bark XII
rneuy are held responsible Tor allegeo
damage done. 10 455 crates OF pottIes.
service was made on both vessels yes
.-rdav bv United. States Marshal Eillott-
America Maru departs Today
Tie. liner America Msru, Captain Fill
ufeT will sail today at O'Clock .1of;
sfzec- cargo and about 20 cabin passen--
grrs several Filipino students, who
hsSe been attending. school IN TINS
: ~ ,F5arber. Il. Y, retired. IS going
0rl.-a pleasure trip. accompanied by his
wife Three carloads Of American n
cigarettes are. consigned TO China. The
remainder Of the cargo consists or cot
TOT. dolnestics. leather and general mer-'
eiEandise- -:
Hazel Dollar Not Damaged
The British steamer Hazel Dollar,
which was previously reported TO nave:
hees damaged has been examined Dy
divers and no damage found. Ine sur
L-eg-dr Teco commended that the. voyage De.
terminated and that the Nesses s.s.,s 20 t.iso
drEaeHk as soon as. possible. NotWit!l-
So rlsfr z the. recommended tion OF the
strvevor the. vessel sailed yesterday
from Yokohama for Hakodate. -.
stop steamers Leak
A cable from callao yesterday STATED
BOTTOM of tiae British steamer Strathord-
and that all the water had been pumped
ogt-
Brings More OF Anubis' Cargo =.
The steamer Westpert; Captain a,
W-afferQuist. arrived yesterday after \
.rno,, from San Miguel island, where
the Kosmos steamer Anubls. IS on tte
rocks with about 400 tons OF the Anq-
bis. freight. Captain NetterqNlst sele
5rflat- there. were several hundred tons
-of freight that could be salVe0,' and
fFat the rest OF the cargo would nave
10 :be EacEiiced. The pumps. that We're
= Ken down bs-. the .Wrecking crew are
Working and if ths good weather con-
fLnues the vessel viii be fQated- In
few days.
Goes After Big Log Raft
The red stack tug Hercules left yes
steFdap afternoon for Siuslaw river with
the schooner Oakland in tow. The
oakland is 10 load lumber for this port
From the Suislaw river tbs Hercules
viii proceed 70 Astoria and tow an I'M
rnense- log raft to San Diego. The ratt
is 72O feet long and contains 9.eoOyoOO
feet Of lumber.
Receives Wireless From Honolulu
A wireless message received by the
United wireless company from the Mat
son navigation companys steamer
fFilooian at j O'Clock yesterday morn
ir5p reuorted that vessel AZ miles out,
WITH ali on board well and the weather
fre. No mention was made OF the Co
lumbian's position
Water Front Notes
The Amertcan-Hawaiiaa steamship
oonananv's steamer Nevadan viii leave
Monday for Salina cruz with large
= 30 Of general merchandise for New
YORK. Considerable Of the cargo con-
sfs4e- Of canned goods and wine.
The Pacific Mail steamer Newport,
which leaves for New York on MONDAY.
viii carry about $4,000 feet. Of lumber
md . miscellaneous cargo. or about
zoe tons. -,
nTaqon which is due at this port Mon
dav probably will not arrive until
Wednesday or account OF the difficulty
In securing men to load the ships in
rhe northern ports.
The Pacific Mail steamship COM
r7s.nE's steamer Siberia is due this att
ernoon from Hongkong and Nokohama
with many passengers among the 81
berfa's cargo are 90 tons OF raw SILK.
Tho Pacific Mail liner China arrived
al Honolulu yesterday on its way from
Yokohama to this port
The KosrnOs steamer Assuan departed
fsr Seattle and Tacoma yesterday 10
Load freight for European ports.
The Norwegian steamer Ihor le1t
fer Nauafmo. B. C. last night TO load
41a fuel cOmDanV In