The San Francisco call., 1909-08-22

fance talker on the Pacific The wireless OPP
orator the liner is ambitious young man,
and yesterday heard from in a message
turned loose ]. 2TG miles away.
II left The Alameda AT O'Clock p. m. August
20. seat by Captain Dowdell 10 the Oceanic
company and contained the information that all
was well on board and that the ship would be IN
this port by noon Tuesday.
MISSoURIAN BRINGS BIG CARGO
The American Hawaiian steamship company 5
liner Missourian arrived yesterday from sallnd
CRUZ with a cargo which included about 500 tons
of European freight and about 10 times that
much from New York. During the outward voy-
age the Mlssourian was shaken several times by
seaquakes, one OF which was SO severe tnat Tor
a few minutes il feared the vessel had
struck either uncharted rock or a submerged
dereiict.
The steamer Nebraskan Of the same line will
sail tomorrow with the first big shipment Of new
season canned and dried fruit. Part OF the cargo
is for Europe and the rest for New York The
freight includes big shipments of wine and hops
in addition 10 the fruit.
BREAKS DOWN AT END OF VOYAGE
The steamer Carmel arrived yesterday, e5
hours from Grays Harbor. The voyage down the
coast was without incident and the steamer
passed safely in through the heads. but when
just or the Presido something went wrong with
the steering gear and the coaster took sheer
that. between the heads, might have spelled dis
aster, but which with plenty Of sea room was
merely a sheer 1t WAS found that one Of the
wheel ropes had carried away The damage was
temporarily repaired during the run up the bay.
GOVERNOR SAILS FOR PUGET SOUND
The Pacific Coast steamship company's Gov
erDor sailed yesterday afternoon for Puget sound
with a large number of passengers, among whom
were:
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Rus Miss Ida Campbell
sell Mrs. Cope
Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Al Mrs. X French
len Mr.. and Mrs p D. Nc
Mr. and Mrs. J. J Lean
Greemsey A. Hutchison
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sim N. Davis
mons G. .Weatherby
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mccoy Judge II. II. Folsom
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stearns Air. and Mrs. J. :. Doau
and > daughters Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Long
J. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Frohnl
f. W Nett
TWO PACIFIC MAIL LINERS DUE THIS WEEK
Two Pacific Mail liners are due this week
from the orient. The China VIII be in port early
/ Tuesday morning. and next Saturday the Man
chgria should be here. The Manchuria. from the
+ far east. arrived yesterday at Honolulu. Both
liners are bringing big cargoes and each is
7 crowded with passengers.
HERCULES RETURNS FRoE LONG TOW
The tug Hercules arrived yesterday from San
which il towed from Astoria to the southern
port This is the second raft that the Hercules
has towed down the coast this seas6.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The Pacific Mall liner San Jose sailed Friday
from Acapulco for Panama.
The ting II. Il. Buhne arrived here yesterday
from Eureka 10 undergo a thorough overhauling.
10 :, 80 600 feet.
SAN RAFAEL. Aug. 21.-Captain Lars Jacob
sen syyore 70 warrant today for the arrest of
Captain J. larsen who ran OF with the schooner
I Mary Frances Cruz. II which be had been cap
tain larson had the authority of the owners
The =. Fl. Tief!eD company OF San Francisco.
TO take possession of the vessel. But Captain
Jacobsen denies that he can be dispossessed