The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14

lie " t1llClillllld = DdSSeUSS were.
Mrs. G. Gelb Mrs. J. II. Lutgen
Mrs. F. A Hsrnden Mrs. R. c. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Car Charles II. Cotton
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. and four children
Taylor Mrs. A {. McKeeyer
Samuel Evans Mr.. johnson
otto Olsen Mrs. II. A Friend
George c. Ross and two Mr. and Mrs F. B.
children Damon
The Misses Desmond Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. P
Mrs. Thompson Sissei
". II. Perkins :. Siichaels
A. F. Bennett f. c. Burkhardt
l.. Ferguson !. MCLEAN
Mrs Wsrne., {. II. Waite
Miss NJ. McSherry
Cecilia Sudden Hits Rocks
The schooner Cecilia Sudden. while
inward bound early yesterday morning
from South Bend with a cargo of lum-
Der, was deserted by the wind off Lime
fathoms OF water The crews of the
Point Bonita and Fort Point life saw
ing stations went out to the vessel, but
were assured that the only thing
needed was a tug and that meanwhile
the schooner was in no danger. Be-
fore the tug Defiance arrived the tide
changed TO ebb and in swinging the
schooner's stern struck the steep rocks,
unShipplng the rUdder and doing other
Damage. The extent of injury sus-
talned IS not known. but is probably
not serious. The schooner is leaking
at the rate of inches an hour.
The Merchants and Shipowners tow
L.DN
service rendered the Cecilia Sudden and
nbeled the schooner yesterday in
claim for that amount of salvage. The
claim is based on the statement that
the tide was low and the schooner in
danger of pounding to pieces on the
rocks. The libelants estimate the
value Of the schooner at $4,000, the
cargo at like amount and the tug
Defiance, which was theoretically inn
periled in rendering the service, at
$4,000.
VIII Have More Than 100 Passengers
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner MaripOsa, Captain Hayward, will
sail tomorrow for Tahiti with more
than 100 passengers and a large cargo.
Among the passengers will be Milan
Stefanisk. an astronomer from Paris
who is going TO Tahiti to make obser-
vations of HaIley's comet. Stefanisk
brought his astronomical outfit in II
boxes, for the transportation of which
from New York to this city he paid
the Wells-Fargo express company $500
z sum that he considers out Of all pro-
portion 10 the service rendered and
about which he expressed himself in
eight languages, none of them English.
Among the Mariposa's passengers will
be the usual number of tourists and
many travellers bound for New Zealand
and Australia.
LibeIed by standard Oil
The Standard oil company filed a
libel in the United States district court
yesterday to recover $500 from the
-NOt " san sup ElOA A-tltu ne snip
backed into and sank an oil barge and
its cargo Of distiIlate in San Pedro
harbor April 9.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner Asia sailed
yesterday from Yokohama for this
port.
The army transport Sheridan, sailed
Tuesday from Honolulu for this port.
The steamer Enterprise left Hilo
Tuesday for this port and the same
day the schooner W. II. Marston ar
rived at HilO from Honolulu to load
sugar for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Para
left san Bias April II for this port
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 4639, 900 feet
The Pacific Mail liner China is being
equipped with wireless.