The San Francisco call., 1908-09-18
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Bark Paramita Arrives From Alaska
With Crew of Wrecked Lucille

The bark Paramita. Captain Mohler.
one OF three salmon vessels which ar
rived yesterday. brought from Bristol
bay the crew and others who We're on
board the ship Lucille. ready TO start for
home when that vessel was wrecked.
The Luctle's anchor chains parted and
the salmon laden ship drifted ashore
There Were los people on board, and
when 4 became evident that the ship
could not be hoated they were. taken
ashore Their passage home on the
Paramita was arranged.
The Lucille viii be a total loss and
very little OF the cargo viii be saved.
The Lucille had on board 3e.0I7 cases
and 1902 barrels Of salmon
The Paramita made the run from
Naknek in % days. She brought 25.00o
cases and 3.0eo barrels Of salmon
The snip James Nesmith. Captain
Campbell, brought 65.Sse cases of
salmon and was 25 days from Naknek
The little schooner Annie Z. Captain
brought 515 barrels Of salmon.
Two Men Injured During Voyage
The British bark Lord TempletoHn
captain Dawson. which arrived yes
terday- g days from Newcastle. Aus
trail6, with 3.3A6 tons OF coal expert
enceo very heavy weather durins the
eariN part or the voyage A terrific
northwester was encountered May Is
ana during the storm Anderson Small.
q seaman, was washed into the lee
scuppers and badly injured
When the ship came into port yes
terdey Small was better. but still
nmplng Two days before reaching
port H Kills. a seaman. was painfully
injured by being caught in the winch
Manning Goes 10 Sea
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning
went 10 sea yesterday for target prac-
tee An effort is being made 10 i'm
prove the standard OF efficiency in the
revenue cutter service During the
last two years drills that have Iona
been matter OF daily routine in the
navy have been introduced on the
revenue cutters.
In times OF war the revenue cutters
are usually assigned for duty under
navy direction There Is now a wide
difference between the two services In
discipline. and the present movement
contempiates raising the cutter seTv-
ice nearer 10 the navy standard
The Manning is the first cutter sta
toned here that has engaged regularly
IN target practice. In past years tar
get practice and ocean cruising have
en1 10 the Marin county social calen-
dar- In the old days II the necessity
Tor target practice and 4 pink tea
were scheduled for the same day the
commanding officer Of tie revenue
cutter would let the target practice go
and attend the pink to- Now il is
lAr rev rlue cutter lf-I- goes. GnG on
GERS and men go with il.
Teamster BrutaIIy Beaten
Charles Anderson. a nonunion team
ster employed by the Bekins storage
and van company. was attacked yes
terday morning on the Green street
wharf By three men whom he recog-
Dized, - says. as union teamsterS. His
sssailanfs knocked him down. jumped
or his face. Kicked him and otherwise
msltreated him.
Policeman Clifford who was called
20 the scene, made no arrests but the
police are now looking for Anderson 9
assailsnts. 5 the victim was seriously
Injured At the harbor hospital Il was
found that in addition 10 numerous
cuts and bruises Anderson had proba-
by sustained a fractured skull He
was taken from the hospital py
friends
Charged With Robbing sailor
Samuel McGrath and Albert Robin
son were arrested yesterday by the
harbor police and charged with rob
berry They were identfTied by Frank
In Waters. retired mariner. who
lives at $50 First street. as the men
who held him up al 1870 O'Clock
Wednesday night in front OF e saloon
al Harrison and First streets and
robbed him OF $40.
Water Front Notes
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 1856. coo feet
The Pacific Mail liner City Of Sydney
sailed yesterday for Panama and way
ports
The Matsoa navigation company's
steamer Lurline viii sail today for
Honolulu with d large cargo. William
Matson. president of the company, will
be one OF the passengers