The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18

FOR YOKOHAMA
Mrs B. r. Babcock Mrs. Walter Deming
A. f. Barsokewacy Rev. L. Miyakawa
SHANGHAI
'i'SS . = DV'''- HoNGKONG
Mrs A. F. Allen andlH E. Henneman
infant Mrs. Howard ii. kipp
John Allen and infant
Miss Bertha Charles william Lee Penn
Mrs b. Clark Mrs. William Lee Penn
isse Miss E. Darby aS'e' Mrs. NJ Pollard
Mrs A FaIlin and Lieuteaant Commandsr
child J. h. Rowen, Y. s. N
Miss Lillian Faint Miss Lenore Stanley
Rev, Charles H. Hayes r. veiiguth
julius Heinrich ID. X. Williams
ACAPULCO HERE FROM PANAMA
The Pacihc Mail liner Acapulco, Captain G.
G. Trask arrived yesterday from Panama and
way ports with 60 passengers. IS tons of cargo
and treasure valued at $104 OS0- OF the pas
sengers ~ we're Chinese en- route TO Hongkong-
The officers of the Acapulco report every
thing very peaceful among the Central American
republics. In Guatemala Cabrera is getting
over his scare OF assassination and business is
improving. The restrictions placed upon travel
ers entering and leaving the country have been
smade easier and the businessmen are regalnlng
their courage. Exchange in Guatemala IS sun
high. bur if nobody tries TO shoot Cabrera for a
few months the commercial world expects to
ke some money.
John Moissant and the man who has caused
much OF the recent trouble throughout Central
America is likely 10 be asked TO leave the only
one of the southern republics where his life is
safe.
'.sIoisssnt'' said one of the officers. ''is at
the end Of his tether."
The Acapulco's passengers included:
Mrs. Minnie J. Blount Maxine RiverO
Miss Maize F. Blount Teresa Rivero
Ricardo Menjivar Jr. lJ0seph w. Wokurka
Julio Soto Rios Perfecto Chan
LeOnOra o. de Rivero Lam Jen
Charles ~ Stearns Chun Fin
Manuel CabOurakes Lien 81 Pui
Lewis B. Irwin Adela RiVero
William 0'Neu
coNTRABAN3 CIGARS ON SIBERIA
Customs Inspectors Benninger and Hufaker
discovered and seized 200 cigars yesterday hid
den in one OF the shaft alleys OF the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia. In the alley they found
heap Of large cans that had contained metal
polish. The first cans examined were empty,
the game Of matching their wits against his
has sharpened the scent Of the customs search
ers until Il has developed a new sense Into
the pile of tin they diyed and were re-
warded by finding the cigars.
The top OF the cans in which the cigars
were packed had been removed TO receive the
cigars and then soldered in place again. but as
each inspector carries can opener the rest
was easy.
JAPANESE LINER DISABLED
SEATTLE. Aug. 1.-THE japanese steamer
Tacoma Maru. which sailed from Tacoma for
the orient Saturday st noon, reported by
the government observatory on Tstoosh island
returning 10 port with disabled rudder.
No definite information concerning the nature
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able that it will put into Port Townsend be
fore proceeding up the sound. It passed in
the strait at $3.50 p. m. and should reach Port
Townsend tonight.
BRINGS INTER- FROM CHILE
The German steamer Utgard Captain Emil
4 Wurthmann, arrived yesterday, 30 days from
\ 6S,417 bags Of inter. which the freighter will
begin discharging today at Oakland long wharf.
The Utgard is a new steamer, belonging TO the
Aiidgard line, and Is here for the first time.
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The Associated oil company's tug Navigator
arrived yesterday from Monterey with the
/ scbooners Santiago and Monterey in tow. In the
Santiagofs tanks were IL 600 barrels of oil and
the Monterey The Navigator towed the tank
ers tandem and made the run to this port from
Monterey in 16 hours
1 LURLINE SAILS FOR HONOLULU
The Mstson navigation compsny's steamer
Lurline sailed yesterday for Honolulu with 40
passengers and large cargo The cargo IN
/ tons Of general merchandise. large shipment
/ OF feed and IS head of cattle.
The HilOnian. from Honolulu. is expected TO
land its passengers early this morning
/ STEAMER PLEIADEs FINED 500
The steamer Pleiades was fined 500 yester-
! day for discharging her cargo in advance Of
! collector OF the port. The Pleisdes is under
charter TO the American Hawaiian steamship
1 company. and from the Hawaiian islands
FIRE on BEALE STREET WHARF
T. Gi1ndefsoD. Waterman on the steamer Tam
pico. discovered fire carly yesterday morning in
coal pile Beale street wharf. He turned
4 In an alarm and the blaze was extinguished be-
fore much damage had been done.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The Pacific Coast steamship company's Cura-
Gao arrived August Is at Mazatlan from this
port
The KOsmos liner Assuansleft MazatIan bound
this way, aud August IL the Setos sailed from
Antwerp for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner China. Captain Daniel
/ Frleie. arrived yesterday at Honolulu from the
orient and is due here next Tuesday.
The German steamer Ella Of the Jebsen line
arrived yesterday 1T San Pedro from Salina
Cruz.
The tanker Santa Rita sailed yesterday for
The City Of Puebla sailed for Puget sound yes
terday with large number OF passengers
SIX SAILORS DROWNED
TACOMA, Aug. 17.-James Mcdonald first
mate; John Peterson, SigVald Marfinson Peter
Whalen. Olaf Peterson and Edward McGrath of
the hshing schooner Harriet g Of Anacortee
were drowned May 15 in a bay IN Unimak pass
Alaska They we're codfshing and went out on
a fair day in light boats. gale came up and
blew them ashore. Two Of the men were saved
by the lighthouse tender and were returned 10
the Harriet g.
FIRST MATE is DROWNED
SOUTH BEND. Wash Aug 1.-THE
schooner Albert Meyer arrived today with its
flag at half mast and trailing lfeboat Cap.
tain Johnson reported that while crossing the
bar First Mate John Baker fell from the port
rigging into the sea and was drowned Baker
was 30 years OF age
IETERIsLAED STEAMER GOES ASHORE