The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09


estIlctions Of the limited liberty that
would be possible at this time
II we once reached the beach they
- We would stay there until we
NeIe good and ready 10 go back, and
tHaL would not be soon"
Al9 We wouldn't blame them say
o. Probably it viii be about May ] be-
-ytt the CALIFORNIA; s crew gets a chance
nave 10 D5,a5 nc louf months pay that will
- biiSa up since their last run
@snoIe. II in the meantime they can
y al the trophy 1T Magdalena bay it win
t'e worth waiting for and they will
nave TO wait anyhow. Waiting in Mag
-t1'eEa pay VIII not be SO bad but TO
.e "a san Francisco harbor. within
eua OF the trolley cars and almost in
49, S-'Le OF the electric lights, with
ti1ee months pay jingling i'm his jeans,
pretty trying position for q blue
,,a..ia; h would be hard even on q
nc California made the run from
--a5soe tena bay at an aYera ge speed Of
-, - Hitoes % an hour So grown with grass
.ln pdfHac.es Is the cruisers bottom
lnat 10 make this speed the engines
Nsle ma King revolutions sufficient. IL
llle snip had been clean 10 have sent
''T tIulSer along at 20 knot clip.
~ ~ transport Buffalo win sail
loaaA Tor Ms. gdalena bay with supplies
aug Ieet tuiV. Tor the fleet.
kear Admiral Sebree who win start
neTth shostly on his flagship Tennessee.
VIII so direct to Bremerton He will
ie'..e We ship there and go TO Wash
ietoA 70 spend months leave. at the
- plrs ton Of which he will return to
LIS coast and relieve Admiral Swim
o'sIrie ,o.l as commander in chief OF the Pa
MaacburIa Sails Today
3 The Pacific Mall liner Manchuria
taptsin Dixon. wiz sail at ] O'Clock to-
Jay Ior the far east with q large cargo
and more than 400 passengers. Anon q
tne passengers will be a number ~
teamen on their way 10 the orient TO
1SsA -, yNer % The new crop Mrs. Fred
lA4nlsnl wlu be a passenger as far as
sloeno5 1i4 and viii take a party OF
llencs with her for visit to the ISL
"a port. A number of Honolulu peo-
Ale are returning TO the islands on the
-gtr- other passengers on the liner
VIII be Mrs. p Z. Dunno and three
chl'dren and Mrs. ID. r. Sessions and
A-z daughter Jeanette
To Build More SeawaU
A meeting of the seawau commission
las peen called for April - at Il
. cock a. m The seawall commission
- made up OF the state board of harbor
commissioners, the governor of the
IAe meeting has been called for the
purpose OF considering the construction
o. another section Of the seawan
Asia Has Many Passengers
Tie Pacific Mail liner Asia. Captain
liafi4 tsaukroger. sailed from Homo
zulu At O'Clock .. IN. Wednesday. The
) sla Eas on board 60 cabin passen gers
from the orient and 800 tons OF
lfel5lt The cargo includes IS tons OF
raw silk and I20 tons OF tea.
sue for Transporting Wrecked Crew
Tho action was partly tried by Judge
s>eaWell yesterday IN which l.. A. Peder-
sen. trading rs the Bristol Bay packing
company, sued the Red Salmon packing
company for SO 900 for transporting the
crew or the wrecked ship Lucille from
Naknek river. Alaska TO San Francisco.
Pedersen introduced a written contract.
81 gneo by George n. Anderson, sUperin-
tendent Of the Red Salmon packing
Transporting the l66 men TO this city.
The defendant company pleaded. how
ever, Lnat Anderson. who las since died.
was cOerced into signing the contract
by threat that otherwise the men
would be put ashore and left in Alaska.
Tell of Sailors killing
The prosecution closed its case YES
terday in the trial of Joseph =. Gard
ner. charged with killing Joseph Car
-Goza. 4 mulatto sailor on the whale1
Bowhead, being tried before Judge
William C.. Van Fleet IN the United
states district court. IN all, six sailors
occupied The witness stand. telling how
Gardner and Cardoza had fought and
now Gardner later struck him with a
club. Gardner was just called 10 the
stand when an adjournment was taken
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
Water Front Notes
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 10000 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea arrived
yesterday At IIongkong.
The liner Acapulco sailed yesterday
from Acapulco for Ancon.
Many passengers have been booked to
sail for Tahiti and the antipodes by the
liner Mariposa. which sails April IS for
the south seas
ShaWnut Reaches New York
NkW YORK April S.-F'ive days be-
hind the fremont. her sister ship. the
steamer Shawmut arrived here today
in s. days actual steaming time from
san Francisco. The fremont made the
considerably longer voyage from Seat
tie to New York in the same number
Of days, reaching here last Saturday.
The two vessels We're purchased by the
isthmian canal commission for use in
the service between New York and
Colon