The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15

81 ance, but Captain
4 4&. Randall of the
Il S5S]{S3 kss: s$d Warren succeeded
in getting his yes
sci off without help.
The Warren was not damaged, but had
narrow escape, as it went ashore in
the only spot for miles around where
it could have gone ashore and escaped
serious injury.
The Sheridan brought 54S passengers
In all. There were 80 in the cabin,
3S in the second cabin and 41s in the
eg s5eeerage; oe The. steerage passengers in
and marines and IL military prisoners.
Under surveillance, but not confined
10 the brig, was one civil prisoner, Cur
tyss Hill by name. He was arrested in
of Ventura county, and a Ventura
sheriff met him at the gangway with
a a. warrant for his arrest on q charge
clared that he had not the least idea
what he was wanted for. but presumed
that the charge arose out of one of two
bankruptcy cases that he had handled
in Ventura before his departure a few
months ago for Manila.
Among the passengers on the trans
port was First Lieutenant William G..
Muller of the Philippine constabulary.
Lieutenant Muller is son of Sergeant
Muller, retired, who is employed on the
II
military adviser to the civilian en-
ployes. Young Muller was born in the
army, and at an early age recognized
went to the Philippines as an enlisted
man, made good and won a commits
sion in the constabulary. He is home
The transport encountered fine
weather all the way across the Pacific
and would have been here earlier in
the day but for several days Of head
winds QnR0nnflrQ6 1111y
and this port.
Three Steamers for Panama
The California Atlantic steamship
company, the Bates & Chesebrough line,
the Olson and Mahoney, for Panama
via San Pedro. The Pacific Mail COM
pany will dispatch two steamers, the
City OF sydney for Panama direct and
trail American ports.
The Olson sdso and Mahoney will take
from this port and will pick up an
other 1000 tons at San Pedro. The
City of sydney. will take about 5000
tons of freight and the San Juans
tons of New York freight. The Sgd
ney Will carry no passengers. There
will be about 20 cabin passengers on
The City of Sydney's cargo includes
10000 cases of canned salmon, 5000
cases of raisins, $500 barrels of wine,
of beans.
Resume Discharging Damara's Cargo
With wrecking pumps installed and
in operation and tackle rigged to de-
charging the cargo of the stranded
steamer Damara was resumed yester-
day. With barges on both sides and
empty. barges standing by ready to
work of saving the cargo proceeded at
rapid rate, and II nothing develops
in, the way Of additional leaks it is
off the rocky ledge. at Fort point some
time tomorrow afternoon.
Liner Mongolia Is Due Today
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia with
large number of passengers. is due
officials expected the big ship to make
port early this morning. but. accord
Ing to wireless less message mess; receiyed yes
away at o'clock Thursday night If
this distance is correct the liner will
not be here until late this afternoon
unless Captain Kilt shows more speed
than is likely. The Mongolia is bring
ing 400 Asiatic passengers. Among
them are a number of Japanese who will
be taken to Tahiti on the liner Mari
posa, which sails Monday for Papeete
Honolulu Liners ON the Way
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Sierra and the Matson liner Will
helmina, both due here next Tuesday
from Honolulu, are already in wire-
less communication with this city. The
Sierra at o'clock Thursday evening
SG7 niles from and the
miles from the lightship.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 755,0o0 feet.
The French bark Amiral Cecille ar
rived yesterday from Antwerp with q
cargo of general merchandise.
The Alaska Packers association COM
pany's tender Unimak arrived yester-
day in ballast from Afognak
The liner Manchuria, outward bound.
The turbine liner. Tenyo Maru ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu from
AIgot Thomas. 1e4s Lombard street.
reported. to the police yesterday that
his gasoline launch, valued at $500, had
been stolen from the foot of Buchanan
street.
Captain Ernst Anderson of the
Grated Grated by United States csennk commissioner Gonar
Wright of the charge of having allowed
Chinese member of the crew of his
vessel to escape ashore on September 13.
By United Wireless
Friday. October a.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Hence
Oct. 13 for Eureka; Oct 49, p. M, 15 miles
north of Point Reyes; light northwest wind;
moderate sea; barometer 3O12.
STEAMER FALcoN-Hence Oct. 13 for Port
Poa @ Rstss et Is p w5s a ponss ms nos Of
BARGE s3-From Port San Luis for San Fran
cisco; Oct. ID, 25 miles south of Pigeon point:
will arrive at San Francisco early morning of
Oct IA In tow tug Dauntless.
STEAMER wHITTIER-From Port San Luis
for San Francisco; Oct. Is, p. M. of Pigeon
point.
STEAMER MoNGoL1A-From Honolulu for San
Francisco; Oct Is. p. M, 657 miles out; all
well.
STEAMER ASIA-From San Francisco for Homo
Lulu Oct 49, 8 p. M, 724 miles out; all we'll
STEAMER SANTA MARIA--From Honolulu for
Port San Luis; Oct. 13, p M, sos miles out;
fresh northwest wind and sea-
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San Luis
for Honolulu; Oct 13, p. M, $50 miles out;
fine; all we'll
STEAMER wILHELMIHAaFrom Honolulu for
out; smooth; fresh northeast wind; weather
f1ne
STEAMER HILoNIAN-Erom San Francisco for
Honolulu: Oct. 13, p. M, latitude "a north,
longitude 146 20 west