The San Francisco call., 1910-01-10

eesslon was formed and. headed by a
pfass band, the president was escorted
IRON the dock through the principal
streets 10 the presidents hotel The at
ttude Of the people toward their new
chiet was extremely friendly, so far as
the people on the steamship could see.
The Acapulco would have arrived Sat
urday afternoon in plenty of time to
pass quarantine but for the fact that
~ hen the vessel rounded Cane San
Lucas il ran into a successor of heavy
northwest gales. which lasted for as
hours, during which time Captain Trask
was compelled 10 slow the vessel down.
At Corinto the United States war
ships Buffalo Yorktown and Albany
were lying in the harbor when the Aca
pulco left that port December Is, bound
north. The Acapulco brought the fol-
lowing passengers; Mrs. Matte c Car
retson. Samuel ". Garretson. Thomas
A. McElwelL Mrs. Millie Horton, James
H. Andrews and Joseph A Piroja.
II also had s,l4l bags of coffee. 24s
cases OF lines. 2.S21 packages of iron
pipe and 1853 heavy steel plates. $780,
73c in treasure and I3 packs ges Of mail
Ii was "a days 4 hours and 81 minutes
from Aneon ana 6 days s hours and 81
minutes from Mazatlan.
To sail for sydney
The bark Buteshire, according TO re-
ports brougbts on the steamship Aca-
puico yesterday, was preparing to sail
from Acapulco early this month for
sydney, Australia
The Buteshire had an adventurous
time last fail on its way up the coast.
n started from Panama last June,
bound to Astoria, where ii had been
Chartered TO Ioad wheat for England.
The vessel had no sooner left Panama
man lr ran into succession Of gales,
Io.toWeo by ca ms which drove IL away
from its course. After being buffeted
ABOUT for l5l days the vessel put into
The voyage between the two ports
was or such duration that the vessel
was about TO be given up for lost 1t
was delayed 50 long that it missed its
charters at Astoria and in its place ac-
cepred one TO Australia
Rio Ray strikes Reef
The little newspaper carrier launch
Rio Ray, captain Watson. which left
t1is city at 5-45 a. m-- sunday. on its
sway up the bay. ran aground on Ship
mans reef near Point Richmond. tt was
IeIo up Tor several hours. and was
fHaly hauled of from its peTiloUs po-
sttfr by CrowleV's launch Guide and
Z a-n fo Mundays 8 ways 10 have its
-Namined.
Big Liner Runs Aground
flarll burg American steamer PrinZ JOa-
cli-n. which sailed from here at 8
clock this morning for Colon, ran
aground m the eastern passage. The
steamer is not considered ia danger. IS
tlr weather Is calm. The German crui-
ser iertaa has gone 10 her assistance.
Sailor Hurt by Fau
Ernest Beck. sailor from the Lucy
Ness. was taken TO the harbor emer-
gencE hospital at 4.30 Sunday after
noon suHerlng from 4 fractured nip
and contus ons Of The head. Beck sus-
tanned his INJURIES through fall of 10
feet down the hold OF the boat After
receiving treatment ~ the harbor
eInergencE Beck was removed 10 the
meIlne hospital
Forced 10 Lay To
The schooner James Rolph. which ar
rived yesterday from Honolulu ran into
a terrlhc gale January /. II was in lat
ltude 30 north and longitude so west
when the stOSln struck the vessel The
wind came from the northwest, and
ragged with such fury that Captain Oh
ser was compel led to heave 10. The
ltolph comes In ballast TO Hind. Rolph
& Co II was % days making the run
from the islands.
Whittier Brings Oil Cargo
The steamship Whittier Captain Sea-
man, arrived yesterday. Is hours from
Ventura. with 5000 barrels Of oil for
the Union oil company
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
by sea Yesterday amounted TO 2,03O. 600
feet
Columbian Due This Morning
The American Hawaiian steamship
Columbian. which was expected in last
night from Salina Cruz. was held back
10y head winds and will reach mort early
this morning
sheridan Due "Wednesday
The United States transport Sheridan.
with the Sixth cavalry on board and a
large number Of casuals, is due to ar
rive here Wednesday morning
VIII sail Today
The Pacific Mail steamship conpanv's
steamer Pennsylvania win sail at I:2O
O'Clock today for Ancon and way ports.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST