The San Francisco call., 1909-06-14

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the weather was rough the first day
out, the bride kept to her room, while
the groom strolled along the decks
with the other passengers. He was
well acquainted with many of them,
but to none did he impart the fact
that he was married.
Saturday afternoon the fact became
known, and then 1T was decided that
he should appear before court and
answer the question, why he had at
tempted TO deceive his fellow passen-
gers.
Judge Thompson of Seattle presided.
The legal battle was bitterly fought.
but when the case came to an end il
the was the decision Of the court that,
being within three miles Of the main
land, the case should come under the
Jurisdiction OF the court at the first
stopping place. AS a temporary fine.
Gamble was ordered to the main saloon
Of the steamship. where bumpers were
drunk to the. newly welded pair.
The President had lis first class
passengers and Il second class.
The President is having a new wire
less system installed, and a special
room has been built on the upper deck
for its use.
VIII Go to Hampton Roads
The United States gunboat vicksburg,
Captain Halstead. came down from
Mare Island yesterday and dropped
anchor in man of war row 1t will
TO Hampton roads. 1t will visit ports
all along the Pacific coast, and will not
reach its objective point for at least 10
months.
st. Louis in Stream
The United States cruiser st. Louis
came from Mare island yesterday and
anchored off Folsom street wharf. Com
mander Alfred Gleaves expects to sail
in few days for Honolulu. thence TO
Guam, and then to the Philippines. The
cruiser Will then return to this port.
Goes TO Hunters Point
The Matson Navigation company's
steamship Lurline went TO Hunters
point drydock yesterday to have its
bottom scrap ped. It viii sail for Homo
lulu tomorrow.
Brings Big Cargo of Sugar
The schooner Helene. Captain
Thompson, arrived in port yesterday.
24,s45 bags of sugar to the J. D.
Spreekels & Bros. company.
Rescue Small Boat
A small painter. belonging to one OF
the yachts of the Corinthian yacht club,
was swept into the sea yesterday some
where outside the heads. 1t was seen
by the Golden Gate life-savfng station
drifting down the coast. crew OF
the station put out and hauled it to the
beach. The owner can have II by ap-
plying to the station.
Oregon Starts for North
The schooner Oregon, Captain Nell
berg, started for Coquille river yester-
day afternoon. 1t was towed to sea by
the tug Pilot. in command of Captain
Charles Love.
Elder Makes Good Time
The steamship G. w. Elder, Captain
lesson. arrived yesterday, making good
from Portland and 10 hours from
Eureka.
Manchuria Due Today
The Pacific Mail steamship Manchu-
this morning from the orient. It is
bringing 2l6 cabin passengers and $50
second class.
Schooner Newark Brings Lime
The schooner Newark, Captain Way
land, arrived yesterday, "a hours from
Byxbee landing. with 1000 barrels of
lime for the Monterey lime company.
Brings OIL From Monterey
The schooner Monterey, Captain
Kelly. arrived yesterday, IL hours from
Monterey. with 10000 barrels of oil to
the Associated oil company.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals by vessels from the
north coast yesterday amounted to
1,S2s, 900 feet.
News of Alaskan Fleet
SEATTLE. June 13-Dehnite news of
the Nome fleet was received today in a
cable dispatch which announced that
the Victoria arrived from Roadsted at
2:I5 a. m. Saturday and the st. Croix
at 10 a. m. The st. Croix, a wooden
steamer, showed the effects of her
battle with the iceg timbers being
ripped from it's bow It left Saturday
afternoon for st. Michael
The Ohio. Olympia, Senator and Una
tilIa are believed to be still in the foes
east of st. Lawrence island These six
boats carried $500 passengers.
The st. Helens, Falcon and Tampico
are also on the way to Nome.
Revenue Cutter Searching for Missing
Tug.
AVALON, Catalina Island, Cal, June
l3.-The revenue cutter McCulloch ar
rived here today and received orders
to go on a search for the missing tug
c. Bentley of San Francisco, now out
from that port 16 days. The McCul-
loch viii leave tomorrow morning and