The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
Liner Siberia Arrives With Rich Cargo From Orient

". C0rdingiy Mrs. w. Z. Ramsey
Mrs. ". Cordingly Mrs. NJ. Roth
J. w. Casey L. Sheurman
G. S. Chaplin Miss Y. Sheurman
f. H. Cant Bishop c. W. Smith
A. D. Cameron Miss Smith
g. A. Domedisn +. r. Shaw
W. Dillingham; G. NJ. Shaw
Mrs B. Franckel J. J. Souza
W. T. ellis III II. Tompkins
G. Hunt Mrs. II. II. Tompkins
Mrs c. Hunt G. r. Thieien
H -. Honigsberg A. W. E. Thompson
Mrs H. s Honigsbergl Mrs. NJ. /. Watts
and child IL. c. Walters
Or. J. Morton Howell Mrs. J. C. Walters
Miss r. A. Ihgals J. II. Waddingham
Miss $. Winter
Pierre LaisOn Has Charmed Life
Pierre Laison. a sailor on the French
bark La Perouse. has a charmed life.
He fell into the vessels hold few
days ago. distance of 40 feet, and was
Instead he woke up, climbed down from
the operating table and. when care
ful survey showed no injury more Sc
rious than a slight abrasion of. the
hip. walked back to his ship and his
work A steel girder fell on him yes
terday and again he was rushed TO the
that his sole injury was the partial
amputation of the tip of the ring finger
fmmes 5e ths Fght rohaR hand eaes Der easss e tss
crushed digit and referred the sailor
to the ships surgeon for further
Reward TOT recovery OF bO0Y
A reward of $25 has been offered by
Mrs. Edward Bruce of s17 Point Lobos
avenue for the recovery of the body of
her husband. who is supposed to have
committed suicide February IA by
Jumping into the bay from the Key
Route slip at the ferry depot. Bruce
disappeared from his home February
IA and that evening a man answering
from the ferry slip as one of the Key
Route steamers was coming to the
apron. II is believed that the body
may be still wedged in among the piles.
Governor sails for Southern Ports
Among the passengers for the south
who sailed yesterday on the Pacific
Coast steamship company's Governor
We're General Manager George H. Hig
Cantelow- CanteloW was accompanied
by his wife. The Governor carried a
large number of passengers, most OF
them bound for Los Angeles.
Mariposa in Fine Weather
From observations taken on the spot
and sent here by wireless the MariposR
which left here March 10 for Tahiti
was 1.oS0 miles away Saturday and iT
many more direct messages will be re.
ceived from the liner. as 800 miles Is
its talking limit Under favorable at
mospheric conditions, however, the
liner may say hello even from as fal
away as Papeete.
Brings Cargo From Far East
The Standard oil company's steamer
Seminole, Captain Clarke. arrived yes.
terday from Manila and Japan with
! 6 and { the Seminole encountered
heavy northwest gales.
Cook stabs sailor
Thomas Hayes, cook on the shiI
Manga Reva. was booked at the city
prison yesterday by Detectives ConloI
and Mackey on a charge of assault [,
Z murder. Hayes and Carl Westburn.
sailor, had a quarrel on board shiI
saturday and Hayes stabbed West
/ burnd in the left side
Captain Thrnshes Sailor
Thomas Stream. captain of the
! schooner George w Watson, lying a.
! the Third street wharf was booked a,
the city prison yesterday by Detectives
Conlon and Mackey on a charge of as.
sault with intent TO do great bodily
injury. He was released on $3.50 casf
raising a disturbance on the whari
: Friday. when he and the captain haC
q mixeup and Miller is now In the ma
sailors Shoulder fractured
While guiding slingload OF lunbe
from the hold of the steam schoone
Hornet at Powell street wharf yester
day afternoon, z. A Salian, deck
rope broke. The falling fimbers strucl
him. fracturing his left shoulder. in ad
dition to causing numerous bruise
/ about the head and body.
Water Front Notes
The schooper ". H. Dimond SAILED
! yesterday on a codfshing cruise.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by Sc;
amounted to 1850. 600 feet
The steamer Ella of the Jebsen lin.
( sailed Saturday from Manzanillo fo
I this port by way of San Pedro.
The Curacao arrived Sunday at MAJ
I attain and sailed the same day 70
f Guaymas.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia ar
rived yesterday at Hongkong
The liner Korea. outward bound. ar
I rived yesterday a t Honolulu