The San Francisco call., 1909-09-07


among the Logan's passengers. Colo
mel ". 5. Schuyler OF the Fifth cav
airy win be a passenger as far as
: Honolulu. Colonel H. s. Rogers Of the
army pay corps and Colonel Mark l.
Hersey, assistant chief Of the Philip
pine constabulsry. viii cross the Pa
cihc on the Logan.
Captain Campbell E. Babcock will
be the Logan's quartermaster. the CAP
tain having received orders at the last
moment 10 relieve Captain Hansen
VINO has been ordered to Fort Leaven-
. worth 10 take his examination for pro-
. motl0n. Captain BabcOck has recoV-
era from the injuries he received a
V TX or so ago when the automobile
p which he and his friends were joy
I-Qlng tried 10 telescope a freight ca n
On board the Logan is g steam roller
and i while in Manila CAPTAIN Bab-
cock feels the JOY ride Fever coming or
ne VIII borrow the steam roller he
says, or something more sedate.
Among the passengers on the Logan
VIII be Congressman A W. Rucker
and his secretary. Congressman Ruck-
et IS member OF an lnsular commits
sion and viii make an extensive tour
OF investigation throughout the Phil
ippines.
The Logan viii carry l24 cabin pas
seugers ana in addition TO the Twenty
hrst viii have on board 105 marines
snip viii take out 100000 pesos by way
Of treasure.
FIERCE TEMPEST IN MAGELLAN
The Norwegian steamer Guernsey. Captain Jor-
gensen, arrived yesterday. a days from Newport
News and = days from Coronel with coal for
the United States navy. The cargo Of Z 7.I50
ions Included 20 tons Of anthracite coal. The
'li! very EeaFy weather oI me voyage was en-
caGurered In The straits Of Magellan where from
August 10 August a hurricane tempest ragged
iren The northwest The wind stirred up ter
rlac sea, which repeatedly swept clear over the
sresuer. one sea struck the port side with such
violence that II cracked a plate and did consid-
erabIe damage TO the deck fittings. The wheel
oa The quarterback was also smashed During
The storm the Guernsey made little progress
The British steamer Strsthgyle, also loaded with
navy coal. was ln company with the Guernsey
when The storm broke, and on two occasions had
20 run FOR shelter.
WILL COMMAND wILEELMINA
Captain Peter johnson viii leave here Septem-
Der 10 Tor Newport News 20 take charge Of the
steamer Wlhelmina, which is being built there
for the Narson navigation company. The Viii
helnina VIII De finished soon aud viii be out
here early in the new year. Captain Johnson.
who vii bring the new steamer out TO this
coast VIII retain command when the Wiihelmlns
y placed on the san Francisco Honolulu
cEEHALIs STRIKES BAR
TIE steamer Chehalis struck on the north spit
yesterday while trying 70 enter Grays harbor
t-leugn heavy fog The tug Daring at noon
pulled the stranded coaster into deep water and
towed it To Aberdeen The Chehslis is said 10
have sustained nc damage.
zIER FRONT NOTES
= NE British steamer Belle Of Ireland. from
N-rport News with coal for the United States
government. arrived September at Manila.
The steamer Lurline. bound from Honolulu for
Jhi> port. was I.o6U miles away September 6 at
] O'Clock q. "a.
TIE army freight transport DIX arrived yester-
caE Honolulu from Seattle.
The United States cruiser ST. Louis. Captain
Gleares. sailed yesterday for Santa Monica.
The British snip California, the first general
cargo ship Of the season. sailed yesterday for
Liverpool with freight made up largely OF Cali
fornla products and valued at about $500. 600.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea amounted
10 200 600 feet.