The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08

Among the passengers were:
Dorenee Atwater Mrs. L. Keegan
c. NJ Dubruel Mrs. Atwater
Broglie Mrs. Dubruel de Brogli,
p D. uller Mrs. Fuller
J. J.. Young Mrs. Young
Charles Waltz Mrs Walt
= = Cleveland Mrs. Cleveland
: T. Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell
benlsmln Marchal Mrs. A. A. Hawkins
W T. Murdoch George Plummer
W X Butler IL. HaddreI
scnn GreFe A. A. Smith
Charles Petersen sam Hvslop
David Jones lChsrles Arvidson
Miss v. J. Plummer John Kite
Miss tt T. RUNNER "A. Wilson
Mss H. C. Plummer u. Riley
Mrs. A. Hansen A. Gabriel
Miss r. Hansen II. Gabriel
2. Wilson Wong Hong
Miss A. Wilkin III Il, Dfxon
Miss N. Dauphin andF. Il. Kurtz
three children e. L. Potter
Miss T. Esrle h. :. Fondersmifh
Miss n tarnSWorth G. s. Iamoreaux
Miss d. FarnsWOrth u. J. Haviside
"a Charlier James Mcssregor
. - orslni II. [. MclndoO
J. Homer Fritch
Baker Jumps Overheard
Charles n. Fluhme, the baker on the
between ] and 4 O'Clock a. m. and
/ IS supposed 10 have jumped overheard
Wnlle temporarily insane. Eluhme was
a member of The crew Of the III fated
valencia ana his nervous system is
said never TO have recovered from the
strain OF that experience. He was g
native OF Germany, 55 years old, and q
good man at his trade. He was in low
spirits for several days before he dis
appeared He was worried he said
because his bread would not rise prop
erly in the warm weather. This say
his shipmates, was largely Imagination.
They tried TO cheer him up. and a few
hours before his disappearance he was
seen on deck pufnng a cigarette and
apparently IN a normal frame of mind.
Salvage From R. ID. Inmnn
Although the huII Df fhe ctaapoa- y
D. inman viii probably remain on the
rocks north Of DuNbury reef there will
wreekers. who are trying to save as
much as possible, get through with
their work. Up 10 date the following
salvage has been secured from he
wreck: -Four hosting engines. wind
lass, steam capstan, three anchors, two
sets OF chains. full set OF sails. all the
Dooms ana gear, part OF the main en-
The rest Of il; deck fittings. davits
boats. stores. hawsers and enough other
ODDS and ends TO start a ship chandler
IN business.
Board VIII Meet Today
The state board of harbor commits
sioners viii hold their regular weekly
meeting this morning in the board
room al the ferry depot In addition
10 the regular routine work bids will
be Jet FOR the construction OF pier SO.
Governor Gillett made z tour of the
water front yesterday in company with
inc commits SSlonerS. and expressed HIS
pleasure and amazement at the quality
and amount Of work ttat has been
accomplished at the south end.
Steamer CumbaI Has Been FIoated
The British steamer Cumbal. pravi-
ously reported ashore on the South
American coast. has been fioated and
is now lying at anchor. The tanks
are leaking and the engines are ont
OF commission. A survey has been or
dered and viii be made before the
cargo is reloaded.
Water Front Notes
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru left
a IIIongkonR yesterday for this port
The liner Asia from the far east ar
Nrived yesterday at Honolulu.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO ! 100000 feet.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
psny's Curacao sailed yesterday for
Gus yrnas and way ports.
The salmon tender Unimak cleared
Yesterday for Karluk and the ship CO.
lumbia for Bristol bay.