The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24

day IL days from Grays harbor, was
hove to for 4S hours eff Mendocino IN
a strong southeaster, but sustained no
damage.
wyneric Aground ~ Keelung
The British steamer Wyneric has ar
rived at Hongkong from Newchang
with plates damaged as the result OF
grounding at keelung. The WyneflcS s
destination is Boston.
Accused of stabbing Man
Peter Greenan, ships steward, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Wren
and Lord on charge OF stabblng W.
saloon at Broadway and Montgomery
street about, six weeks ago. AT the
time Carnes refused to say who had
stabbed him.
Water FROM Notes
The American Hawaiian companys
Yirginian sailed yesterday from Salina
Cruz. for this port
The United States coast survey
steamer Explorer, Captain DibreH, re-
turned yesterday from Point Montara,
where she has been engaged in making
a survey of Colorado reef.
The German steamer Ella, which left
here November 10, arrived yesterday at
The Pacific Mail liner China. Captain
Friele, arrived yesterday at Honolulu
from this port
The liner Alameda, which sailed Sat
urday for Honolulu, was sos miles out
at D. m. November %.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 100000 feet.
The liner Mariposa, bound for Ta-
| hiti. was 81 miles beyond the lfghtship
at p. m. November %.
The Lurline. which is due today
from Honolulu. was $40 miles out at
a. m. yesterday
The Pacific Coast steamship com
panys Umatilla which sailed yesterday
for Seattle carried $50 passengers.
J. A. Wright for three years assist
ant to the superintendent of the Pacific
Coast steamship company, has been ap-
pointed district freight agent of the
North Pacific steamship company.
Barkentine Blown Ashore
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 23.-The
American barkentine Mary Winkelman,
! Captain John Piltz, was blown ashore
on Point Hudson while attempting to
sail from here for sea today. The ves-
sci is loaded with $4,000 feet of luIn-
Der and is rapidly listing to port with
the ebb tide. She was boundfor Tonga
tabu Friendly islands. Shipping men
are hopeful of being able to float the
stranded vessel at high tide tomorrow
noon. Should storms intervene, how
ever a total loss will result. In an
effort to aid his crew in keeping from
the shore Captain PiltZ was caught in
the anchor tackle sustaining crushed
right hand and badly injured leg.
Maria Herrera Now Overdue
HAVANA, Nov. 23-No tidings have
reached here of the missing steamer
Maria Herrera of the Herrera line,
which left Havana October 80 for Porto
Rican ports. She is eight days over
due on the return voyage to Havana.
Anchors Save Helpless steamer
CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-The steamer
Puritan. which lost its rudder in yes
terday's storm, and after perilous
hours in which. with dragging anchors,
she drifted down the east coast of Lake
Michigan to a point off New Buffalo,
Ind where the anchors held, rode out
the night safely and today is still safe;
The heavy winds have died down and
the waves have subsidized in some de-
gree so that, although there is a heavy
swell running, there is believed to be
little danger to the crew and pas
sengers.
Norwegian ship Goes Ashore
KINGSTON. Jamaica, Nov 23.-The
Norwegian ship Athena, which sailed
from Montevideo November for Fort
Morgan, Ala, encountered the hurri-
cane November and was driven out
OF her course. Two days later the yes
sci went ashore on the Cayman islands.