The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
FOR YOKOHAMA

g.. Hor Charles ON
q McDermott Mr. Thompson
f. Midsuno John ThaVEnet
SAGASAKI
a. Barper
MANILA
Miss J. craig ~ W KiIIen
Hiss \. FaIlin f. Msdsen
isptain John Fawcett r. G. Mcleod
A. Hayes Freeman li. Otto
niss Adele {. Heel y. f. Rice
B Holt p II. Scott
NJ :. B. Holt and in =. y. simOnds
wiss Grace C. C. HOs-o l. Esnderford
wrs r. H. Jennings man
HONGKONG
G. q. Renter IA H. Mallory
Res- Admiral T. r. Miss NJ E. Mallory
JeWen, L. 8 NJ rev. h. Peasiey
nis. r F. seusn David D. sssris
JOIN AT HONOLULU
EdWsrd r. Kraft MRS. z. Kraft
smoking Led TO Their Death
in their findings on the investigation
.into the explosion Of fuel oil on the
steamer san Gabriel on September l9
last ~ San Pedro harbor. the inspec-
tors Of hulls and boilers reported yes
terday thai one OF the two men killed
in the explosion was responsible for the
accident. The dead were Chief Engineer
IL Olsen and First Mate w kendelL
n developed that Olsen was smoking
his pipe ia the after peak OF the vessel,
where oil was being loaded. The gas
~ he oil was ignited from the heat of
tbe burning tobacco Charles Green,
The inspectors viii ask of tRe de-
-partment st washington q ruling on
the question of a vessel carrying oil in
The peak tank.
Ferry Steamer Breaks Down
The shaft Of the ferry steamer Sausa-
lito broke yesterday morning on the Z
o clock trip from the Marin side For
tunately the accident occurred while
the steamer was still near the slip
and after some maneuvering Captain
Gauhewson was able to get his Grip
pled charge back 10 the landing. The
krcs king OF the shaft Jared the vessel
considerably and there was some ex-
element among the passengers until
the cause OF the shaking was made
this side on the steamer James III.
Donahue.
PEbIie Navigation school
The evening school OF navigation re-
Gently csta blished by The board of edu-
cation viii reopen Monday night at z
,csrfocf- al tho classroom located over
the board rooms OF the board OF eouca-
fion at the corner Of Pine and Lar KIN
streets. All those who intend TO avail
themselves OF this course Of instruction
are urged TO be on hand op the opening
might. as no time VIII be lost IN start
ing a new class on that date me
instruction is free, pupils being re-
CURED 10 furnish only their textbooks
DeeLhand Lost Overheard
The master OF the steamer Pride OF
the River reported yesterday TO the
authorities here that Dick Sunderland,
\ deckhand on the steamer, was lost
overheard December 81 Thirty min
,ites was spent in searching for the
BODY. which was not recovered.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco.
which arrived yesterday from the lower
coast viii be dryoocked during Its
present stay IN port.
Receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 100000 feet.
The Matson navigation company s
steamer Enterprise is due today from
The Pacific Mail liner China arrived
Yesterday at Honolulu on Its way home
from the far east
sIoBteaEIe's Valuable Cargo
VICTORIA. B. C., Jan. 2--Steamer
MonteaRle OF the Canadian Pacine rail-
road. which reached port today from
the orient brought a cargo OF about
1000 tons, including $50 tons OF SILK
valued AT $3.50, 600: 500 tons OF tea ano
500 tons Of Roatskins- There were 6e
passengers Including several Chinese
Gtudents brought to American colleges.