The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01

countereo- The Acapulco stopped at
the wreck Of the Indiana with orders
for Chief Oficer Kidston. who is in
charge OF the wreck. and mail for him
and those sharing his lonesome vigil.
Neither lights nor buoys are now
necessary, say those on the Acspul-
co, as guides by which TO find the
Indiana. The coffee and other perish
aole freight that was not removed is
rotting, ana IN the. process giving on
an ooor strong and distinctive and
marking the whereabouts - the
wreck IN unmista keable terms. There
= 40 cnanse IN the Indiana s position.
The Acapulco5s passengers included:
Edwin H. Dawson George p. Larson
!. tNJlta DR.. Henry McCsuley
w ho1E Peari A. Msicoub
Otto Klein Benismin NaY
cenie Leon D. NiEens and wife ..
red T. Low and wife fIsuis PortiIIo. ::
May BE Navy Deserters =.
The Norwegian steamer Fir arrived
yesterday from South America by way
Of san Pedro. After leaving San Pc
dro two stowaways were found hidden
among the chains in the forepeak. They
gave their names as Joseph Reilly and
John sweeney and are believed to be
deserters from the United States navy.
4 he iTnmi grafton officials decided that
lhey had no authority to order them
reid but Captain Marcussen, who does
not like stowaways, viii give the ma
val authorities a chance to question
Reilly and Sweeney before he turns
them loose.
The Eir brought 1000 tons OF nj
trate and 1900 tons Of sugar.
New Pilots on Duty To-day
Captains Bruguiere and. Shea the
newly appointed bar pilots, will report
q for duty today. and II is more than
likely that each of them viii take a
r ship TO sea. Captain Bruguieres who
was appointed IN place OF Pilot Reed.
viii be assigned 10 the frst ship leav-
Maru. but IL the French steamer
Amira5 Hamelin sails first, Shea will
take the Nippon and Bruguiere the
Frenchman. In cruising Captain Shea
VIII keep his pa5amas and slippers on
the pilot schooner Pathfinder. Cap
tain Brugiere will be at home on the
America.
Has Filipino Crew
The barkentine S. N~Castle. which
arrived here yesterday from Manila.
was worked home by an all Fiiipino
crew. Captain Lund who took the
vessel from here, was relieved at
was sent out from here Lund paid
on the crew shipped on this side. The
Attle brown sailors proved willing and
able. and the Castle made the run
nome IN so days. The cargo was $50
tons OF copra.
Nippon aIaru Sails Today
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru,
Captain Filmer. will SAIL today for the
AoA east Win passengers ana a 1uil
cargo. Among the passengers will be
large number Of government en-
ployes bound for Manila The Nippon
VIII not go 10 the Philippine port, but
VIII give the Manila passengers trans
fers at Hongkong.
Colorado Sails North
The L. s. arrnored cruiser Colorado.
captain Moore, sailed yesterday for
Puget sound TO join the rest of the
heet al the opening OF the Seattle fair.
anc the supply ship Glacier is now the
only navy snip in man Of war row.
Water Front Notes
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
smounted to 4,903 000 feet.
The bark s 6. Allen. from Eureka
arrived yesterday at Honolulu
The Oceanic steamship company'E
liner Alameda, Captain DowdelI. is due
today from Honolulu.
The tug Hercules Will leave today
for Acapulco TO tow to this port the
four masted British ship Simla, which
was partly destroyed by fire. ana
which was purchased for local parties
Saved by Wireless
GUAYAIAS. Mex. May 3I.-ThrouSh
the use Of wireless telegraphy the
American steamer Precursor rendered
helpless by broken propeller. was
rescued from dangerous position and
to8'ed into this port yesterday The
three days. when a wireless communi-
cstion was had with this port A tug
vas sent out and brought the steamer
into port Some Of the passengers had
become uncomfortable from fear and
had 70 be locked in their stateroons.