The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

and the tug Unimak, Captain Hansen,
Afognak
Captain Hansen of the Unimak re-
Reyes, he sighted the barkentine
this port.
The arrival of these vessels of the
salmon fleet leaves but two, now on
the way from the north They are the
star Of England and the Star of Scot
land.
BANDoN HAS ROUGH TRIP
The steamer Bandon was towed into port early
yesterday morning after rough trip down the
coast. Its troubles seemed to be almost endless
Nhen II started from Bandon 10 days ago 1t
ran on the bar and bumped its rlidder on
Captain johnson then put on fury rudder and
the tug Hurcules took the little steamer in
tow They had only been out two days from
they ran into heavy northwest gale, with tre-
mendous heavy seas The, jury rudder of the
steamer was torn away and the vessel began
to I'LL. This compelled the Hurcules to slow
down and little progress was made. September
a further delay, and added to this a heavy
northwest wind sprang up, accompanied by a
heavy, sea On arrival yesterday the water
logged vessel was towed 10 the Union iron works.
FREMONT BRINGS GOLDFISH
The barkeutine Fremont arrived in port yes
terday, 81 days from okhotsk set. with $1,000
Goldfish consigned TO the Union fish company
after leaving this port. when bound to the north.
{. Carlson. a seaman. fell overheard and was
drowned He was a native Of Finland and 80
years old.
vIRGINIAN ARRIVES
The steamship virginian arrived in port yes
terday. eight days from Salina Cruz. with
Greene reports that October ? when on Santa
Cruz. he passed the steamship Alaskan. bound
south The day after he left Salina Cruz he
found three stowawsys in the fore peak. They
saIina Cruz and wanted to go to San Fran
cisco Their names are August Fernariy. Can
bletti Tennentfe and George Hestxement.
LETTER CARRIERS HAVE OUTING
The letter carriers had a great day on the
bay yesterday. 1t was their annual picnic. One
hundred strong they went forth Henry Peter
sons launches, Sunlight and Twilight. Their
objective point FL Campo. where they
joyed chipino lunch and vocal and instrumental
music.
THIRTY CHILDREN ON THOMAS
The transport Thomas. which is TO sail to the
Philippines tomorrow, will carry large passen-
known officers Of this post 1t will also take the
largest number of children 80 all told) that
have ever crossed the Pacific on one transport.
RUN DOWN BY CAR
Jimmie Battaglin. while riding a motorcycle
at the corner OF Montgomery avenue and Kearny
street into car and was badly bruised. He
was taken to the harPor emergency hosptal,
two fractures Of his left leg and also internal
injuries. Frank o'Bryan was the motorman of
the and Fred Winters was the conductor. The
Injured boy was removed to his home ct 42S
Green street after Doctor Hoffman had dressed
his wounds.
GENERAL MIFFLIN IN sMAsHUP
The L. s. government tug General Mfhin.
while attempting 20 come up to its dock at
Folsom street Saturday night. struck the boom
of a coal barge that was lying near the dock. 1t
hit the boom with such force that many Of
the passengers on the tug were knocked down.
The Mif1in's yentilators were smashed and
two Of its lifeboats damaged.
TRIES TO REACH THE CHRISTINE
tain Olsen. returned from Crescent City yester-
day after making attempt to examine the
wrecked British steamer Queen Christine, which
went on the rocks of Crescent City October 81,
1906. The weather too rough for the Green
wood TO get the doomed vessel Divers were
put down. but nothing accomplished All
attempts to investigate the Britsher will be
abandoned until next summer
BRINGS CROWD OF PASSENGERS
The steamer ST. Croix. Captain Warner, ar
rived Yesterday after a fast run Of 2S hours from
San Pedro. Ii brought 20S cabin passengers.
ANCHOR AND CHAIN IN BAY
The anchor and chain of the four masted
schooner PoIaris, which dropped into the bay
was lying of Meggs wharf at the time, when
the shackle spread and let anchor and chain
free The anchor and chain worth 5000.
LUMBER ARRIVALS
Lumber arrivals from the north coast by sea
amounted to 2,707, 900 feet.