The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Shipping News and Gossip
Of the Water Front
Turbine Liner Carries Navy
Women in Wake of Fleet

fhe Japanese liner Tenyo AIaru, Cap
tain philip H. Going. sailed at 9:3t
o'clock yesterday afternoon for the
orient with about 5000 tons Of cargo
and a large number Of passengers
The passengers included a number Of
navy women. who are trailing the fee
OF its voyage around the world. In tho
stoerase were 80 deported Asistics
The liner carried only three Chinese
pazscn gers.
Tho turbine engines which enabled
the Tenyo Maru to break the RECORD
between Honolulu and this port at,
not good FOR the close range maneuv-
cring necessary in backing away from
% wharf at an unfavorabIc stage Of thc
tide. SO the liners departure was post
poHed until 2-30 O'Clock Two Spreck-
els tugs helped the big snip into tlc
stream.
Among the passengers were
ior 1okohama- -G o.. Bacon. q. @. Bal. Mrs
" y ~ Bayner. Miss Mabel Brown, y IS
j f-.zaheth Coleman. Mrs. 8. b. Cook. Ms
n.nger. fodr5 Galan Mrs. d. a. bare. Mis-
augusta Hogan. Mrs. T.. 7. Hutcbison. Mrs
J..
iNi~e Ai>s incet" hemm1s- Dr. fleiuricn
ioaneuh arz d. Na~aoka. 2. OkUyamG. r.
,SScaaaiidt -sclcr-f 3!iss I.aura S-ovin kur'
Iakaguch a. a.. Nremsn. p. Namada.
hehe--W. g. Brewster Mrs. ~. y Brewster
Miss kars brewster. Master Harold Brewster
Melville Scawetzer. Mrs. Melville schweitZeT-
Nagasaki-M s. karz. Miss NJ. J. Stevenson
Man u'la-Jamcs ST. Borkheiscr George +
Bowers, Elmer ,. BuntDg. Harold 2. Case
timcr r. lalie~. y iss Jessie l. Durham. ~
M"ll r. Ewing. r. IT, Frank Nl.liam VI
teseT- Nale- =. Grodskc Jr.. q. g. Harris
Harry Hewitt Mrs Harry Hewitt. Mrs. Editi
p iolsigH- Master Esmon iiOustcu. +. lUrl
bart j.. a.. jackson. Mrs. 7. d. Jackson. r.
y +9ln>. Mrs. ID. D. Jones. Ossie %. Jones
Miss Harriet y. layton. Thomas Leach IT.. Ed
ward r. Lewis. ID. Macdonald +. D.. MoiT. 4
Poia.e. q p. Price Richard Sssse ]. I
Thomas T. Walker Miss Mary A. ward Willh
- Weaver. Warren a.. g. Whitaker. William
" WMuook. ~. s. wilder. Francis A. Wright
HonsEong stephen T. Burton Mrs X C
l1stienan- NJ. W Crea2h Mrs. - W. Creagh
nianr and amah; Walter ~. CrundeH. J. Il
t.uoif; William Gammcll Jr.. Dr IT. B. era
aafn- ilrF T. iGurer Mrs. II. p. Hunter NJ
81 johnson. N-s. II. -. johnson. Mrs A. J.,
Breton. Miss d. Ie Breton. Mrs. !. r. Nickel
~ w. Mclaughlin. Mrs. r. ". McNeely
NrS j. H. Merriam, a.. X. Never. J.. c. Nowry
ls- D. s-cwry. Mrs IT, q. Muslin. Mrs
p D NICHOLSON. T. H. Parrish, Mrs. T. j
Q1a.trouch- Miss ~. L. SulliFan ". T. Weed
ME- Dion Williams
Ton s. Hoaoiulg- Mrs. W. W. Kimban an,
maid. Miss Alice Tc,St
Blocks Bridge for Two Days
The scow schooner Robert Henry
water ioEEcd and disreputable. was
toWed down from Petaluma yesterda5
hF crowley launch NO. =, George JOhn-
son iu command. John Olsen owner
ol the Robert HENRY IS going TO sue
the CITY of Petaluma Tor the dana sc
sustained bE his scow.
The Robert Henry came to grief q
1cW days ago. The schOOneFs signals
" ere unaeeced. In heaving 10 the
schooner struck q srag which started
a leak. BY the time the bridge was
opened the Robert Henry was almost
water logged end right under the
bridge settled down on the bottom
me scloOner's masts made il impos-
slblc % close The bridge and for two
days tie people Of Petaluma were
obliged 10 cross the bridge by the
uescle route.
The mayer OF Petaluma wanted Il
saw OF tho Robert HenTys masts
l2r the master OF the scoW schooner
an authority on maritime law, de-
ciared That he would not permit the
use Of a saw until the mayor hrst
secured a permit from Captains Bolies
and Bulger.
When the launch arrived 10 tow IN,
schooner away the fire marshal, who
Is also bridge tender. would not allow
the schooner 10 be moved until tht
sanction Of the mayor hsd been ob-
Iaiucd. This was forthcoming and the
Robert Henry is now on the dryd0ch
undergoing repairs.
Cod Fishing Schooner Arrives
The cod nshing schooner Czariua
Captain KOehler. which left here las
April, returned yesterday from the fal
north with 1S6,5O0 Goldfish and a report
Or "A trying cruise. The ice was late
IA disappearing this year.
August Berkholm. the Czarlna's cook
died June y at Penalon island, tho
victim OF heart disease.
Captain kOehler reports the death by
drowning OF Ole HerWig. Al Schmidt
and two other fishermen VINO belonged
10 the station at Johnson island. The
men had come from a station 200 miles
away in a fishing dOry. They were -
days on the way, as they stopped al
Intervals 10 hunt deer. They made the
long voyage in their frail craft safely
IL the same boat for q station only
10 miles away.
ships officers walk into Bay
somebody pulled away the freight
plank from the after port Of the
steamer Governor on y -idav afternoon
without notifying the people on board
Five minutes after the plank had beer
removed First Officer George Johnson
and Second Omccr Frank Barry. who
had been down the after hold, stepped
OUT OF the port 10 where the plank
had been and found themselves in
about thirty feet OF water.
aLlEULlOl
Of Peter Nelson, the boss stevedore
who threw the struggling mariners
line.
The Governor wiz sail today for tht
sound with a large number Of passen
gers and carrying its full capacity o
frei ght- The cargo is made up IargelY
of supplies for Alaska.
Remembered Captain Reilly
The passengers who made the frs
trip 10 Nome on the steamer Senator
celebrated their safe arrival by pre-
scnting to Captain Thomas Reilly
gold watch and nugget studded watci
charm The Sentaor was in the ice fol
seven days and during that time Cap.
tain Reilly's absences from the brid z,
were few and far between. r He wa.
something OF "A wreck when he reached
Nome. but the ship was safe. Befor,
the Senator sailed for Seattle Captafr
Reilly was wearing a new watch an(
fOndling the chain Of virgin gold.
The Senator suffered some DANA 2,
from the ice. bat sustained no vita
hurt.
Wireless From Nebraska
According 10 q wireless received b,
the weather bureau from the United
states ship Nebraska the battleship q
. o'clock yesterday was zoe miles from
This port The Nebraska was left be.
hind on account Of having sickness OF
board End Captain Nicholson is tryine
10 catch up the $50 mile start of the
feet so that The Nebraska may be II
fts place IN the line Of l6 when th.