The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

and the Amiral Duperre was in the
worst Of IT, The liner was hove to for
SO hours. The after lifeboat on the port
side was carried away and during the
storm It was found necessary TO pump
out the ballast tanks to tighten the
The Amiral Duperre brought three
passengers, Mr. and Mrs Attic, New
Workers who nave been making tour
81 the world, and n Bjerre from Shang-
The cargo of 5000 tons included big
shipment Of marble from Genoa and
general freight from the FAR east One
OF the pieces Of marble weighs Il tons.
EssoURIAN BRINGS BIG CARGO
The AmerIcan- Hawaiian eompany-s steamer
Nissourian arrived yesterday from Sslina CRUZ
win fun cargo, part of which was from Europe
and the balance from New York. The New York
freight left New York the Isthmian SepUem-
Der = and the Orcgonian October >.
shortly after leaving Salina Cruz eight Chinese
sJoWaTays were discovered They were All ready
expectation that the Immigration authorities here
would order their deportation 70 China Once
upon a time this would have been the procedure,
but the immigration bureau does not do il tbat
way now and the eight celestials who slowed
away on the Missourian VIII be sent back to-
Mexico.
Owing TO the heavy fog that barred the Golden
gate the Missourian was compelled 10 lie al
anchor near the lighrship for seven hours.
ARcoSA WILL SAIL ToHoRRoW
ne t1eIuQal cruiser ArcoDa VIII Sail tomorrow
a2d before leaving viii receive the official good
bye. from the PoTtoia committee that has been
accorded 20 all the warshlps whose presence here
helped 10 meke the festival & success. the de
parture 0f tbe German win leave only the Italian
cruiser Ialabria in port. When the Calabria
leaves man-or-war rqg VIII be without tenant
probably Wntn the Pacific feet returns from the
far east Members q the Eddie Foy company
were entertained YESTERDAY afternoon On hoard
the -Arcona. where entertainments. official aud
private have been held nearly every day.
SANTA ROSA CARRIES MANY PASSENGERS
The Pacific Coast steamship company Santa
Rosa. which sailed yesterday for Ssn Pedro,
carried 800 passengers. Among them were:
Mrs. G. Miller fAfiss NJ Hacgitt
W Arnold Miss Georgia Hazgitt
Mrs p. II. Julius Miss Katherine Sullivan
T. I Smith aEd wife II +. Fong and wife
Los Schperer AIRS 7 u. Howard
Joe /. Scheerer aliss Dora knight
Miss X Fuchu Mrs R. + Wands
Mrs n. McDolald Mrs. f. Beal
Mr.. r. 3. Pllls A HenZe * wife
Mrs. J. Peterson Mrs. u. l. Cahn
Mrs A. r. MurDhr Miss n. Curtis
WATER FRONT NOTES
The freighter AIontara which was -eDorfed
ashore At Eagle harbor. has been hosted and
has proceeded 10 Seattle. Il is thought that the
vessel escaped damage.
HE liner Alameda which left here al noon
Sunday for Hocolulu- was Sl5 miles cut 1T )
p m November =
The Kosmos liner setos sailed yesterday from
GuayaquI Tor this port
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea amounted
"a ]. 10000 feet.
The American Hawaiian compauy.s freighrer
Nebraskan arrived yesterday. ~ cays from Hilo.
hold their regular meeting this morning IN the
board room al the ferry depot.
The German steamer Ems which arrived Tues
day from letoris sailed last evening for CorInso
The army transport Sheridan Captain IFeaIey.
VIII sail tomorrow for Manila via Honolulu.