The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16

j. Brock Miss Amy O'Connor
q W Chase Kiss Kiss Il PoTeh ef
= ". Chase Miss rita Sharp
Ars. J. ~ Cox J. Z. Sinnett
Master Cox Mrs Sinnett
sS-.atles David Miss Julia B. Spengler
= ~ Elan Mrs H. Werner
Miss II l. Golding Hiss Werner
Ars- Greene H. ". Whitaker
Miss Z. A. Hamilton G whitney
q S. Hopkins <. l. Wighte
Joe Joos lT l. Winter
Aaubis Coming Back
The KosmOs liner Anubis, recently
loated from the rockbound shore Of
san Miguel island, passed Point San
luis al Z o'clock yesterday morning
pound Tor this port IN tow Of the tug
ero-lan When the Anubis. on its way
1rGm this port to Hamburg, went
ashore, little hope was entertained of
getting the vessel of. The master of
the liner, however, was confident from
the nrst that with the right kind of
assistance the ship could be fioated
captain A T. Plllsbury. surveyor for
tne Marine underwriters. who was dis
patched IN haste TO the scene of the
wreck, came 10 the same conclusion
anc took personal charge Of the salV-
ing operations. Part OF the cargo was
alschaTged into steam schOoners.
Nrec king pumps and other gear Were
sent from this city and the Anubis was
uOaJed. Before starting for this port
the rough patches that the divers had
put on the liners bottom were covered
with canvas. The steamer is expected
here tomorrow. II viii be drydocked
az Hunters point Immediately upon ar
rival
LurIine Sails for Honolulu
The Matson navigation acompany's
steamer Lurline sailed late yesterday
afternoon for Honolulu. The Lurline
carried a large cargo and 80 passen-
gers. Among the passengers was Miss
Gertrude Peterson Of this city. Miss
Peterson is a sister Of Henry Peter
son, well known athlete and launch
China sails Tuesday
The Pacific Mail liner China, Captain
Daniel Triete, which will sail Tuesday
Tor the far east, VIII be loaded with
freight 10 its fullest capacity. Nearly
5000 tons Of the cargo belongs 10 Uncle
sam and IS destined for Manila This
government freight includes 40 sub
marine mines and about $500 tons of
general stores and supplies extending
"a variety from canned soup TO cigar
cite tobacco.
The China viii also carry a full COM
plement Of passengers.
Tells Police He WAS Robbed
James Darwin, a coachman from san
Jose. reported 10 the harbor police that
early yesterday morning in East street
some unknown man hit him in the
stomach, knocked him down jumped on
him and then robbed him of S35 in
gold coin, diamond ring worth $50
and diamond pin valued at S45. Po-
liceman 4. Casey conducted Darwin to
the harbor hospital. where Surgeon
Pinkham failed TO find any evidence of
Darwin was suffering acutely from al
cOhOlism.
ArmOred Cruisers Coming
The United States armored cruisers
yania left BremertOn yesterday for this
port They viii remain here until
august p, when they viii leave in
company with i've other cruisers and
with the torpedo fOtilla in tow for the
south seas.
divers VIII Examine Bottom
The Russian bark Albyn, previously
reported 1T Durham in distress has
been ordered discharged by the sur
Yeyors DIVERS nave been engaged to
make an examination Of the vessels
bottom. The work Of discharging cargo
VIII begin tomorrow
New LsbeIs Against British Yeoman
Additional libels were filed Yesterday
IN the United states district court
TO recover S5,026.62 Fred H. Fink
local snip PTesis1on ION e,,an1T. aeaIe1F, seeks
nfshed the vessel. =. HilIien master
Of the vessel. ibels the ship for
Ss.46S.9o for money advanced to the
crew in wa ges and for expenses. The
ship came here from Bluff harbOr, New
Zealand. last May, laden with coal.
cargo and since that time elibels have
been filed against the vessel aggregat
Ing nearly $4,000
The Drummuir ship company libeled
the British Yeoman when that craft
collided with the ship Drummuir in San
Francisco harbor- The British Yeoman
has been abandoned by its owner, Wal
Ter Sinclair Waterson of New Zealand.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Coast steamship com
uanv's City Of Puebla viii sail today
for Puget sound with a fun cargo and
nearly 500 passengers.
The big freighter Columbian left
Honolulu Friday for Salina Cruz.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan left
Mazatlan August II for this port
Tie army transport Dix arrived yes
ferday at Honolulu from Manila.
The japanese liner H0ngkOng Maru
sailed at o'clock yesterday morning
from Honolulu for this port.
The army transport Buford is due
early this morning from Manila.
THE Pacific Mail liner Manchuria
captain saunders, is due this afternoon.
mn NAV not get in before sunset, as
strong head winds have prevailed be-
tween Honolulu and this port almost
ever since the big liner left the islands
The rate Of insurance on the overdue
British tramp steamer Aeon, bound
from this port for sydney, was ad-
vanced yesterday TO 35 per cent.