The San Francisco call., 1910-04-26

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Z side, carrying away
the jibboom and cathead wrecking the
head gear and doing considerable dam
age TO the port bow.
a dense fog prevailed at the time,
and although the steamer stood by at
safe distance until 1T was certain
that the Konala was in no danger;
Captain Anderson was unable to find
out the name of the vessel that ran
into him. All he knows regarding the
steamers identity was gathered from
He knows il was a steamer that It had
two masts and believes it was painted
White. lie believes also that there
were passengers on board.
1t was probably some steam schooner
bound TO Puget sound from some south
ern port. This is the second collision
in the last few days with an ''un-
known steamer" The steamer Yose-
mite was run into April Is at 10 p. m.
about four miles off Hueneme- Sew
eral vessels were accused, but each
was able to prove an alabi.
Asia Is Due Next Friday
The Pacific Mail liner Asia, Captain
Harry Gaukroger, homeward bound
from the orient, sailed at p M. Sat
urday from Honolulu and viii be here
either late Friday or early SATURDAY.
As an intermediate ship the Asia is
not allowed any privileges in the rec
ord breaking line.
On board the Asia arc 81 cabin pas
sengers and 100 Asiatics. The cargo
of $500 tons includes 700 tons of over
! land freight, 400 tons for Central
America and 50 tons of raw silk and
silk goods.
Among the passengers from Homo
lulu is Poultney Bigelow, who stopped
over at the island port from the Man
churia. He has been visiting friends
at the island port and telling the Hon
olulu newspapers what a mistake
Uncle sam made in not taking his ad-
vice about the Panama canal.
Beaver to Pass Here Tonight
The steamer Beaver, twin sister to
the Bear, viii be off this port about
TO Portland, Ore, from Newport News.
The Bear and Beaver were built to-
gether at Newport News for the Har
riman interests for freight and pas
senger service between this port and
the Columbia river under the flag of
the san Francisco and Portland steam
some time ago and is now at anchor
/ in the bay, being overhauled and gen
orally made ready for service. The
Bear viii not be placed on the run un-
the two new ships are placed on the
run the Kansas City will be laid up
and viii be held here as reserve
ship.
Bitten by Pet Horse
Frank Tiedemann, a teamster en-
upper lip yesterday when the horse
that he has been driving for five years
bit him. The horse was quite a pet
(and Tiedemann had been feeding him
sugar just a few minutes before.
The horse was standing on Broadway
horse was standing in Broadway street
horses head, slapped the animal on
the neck. The horse barred his teeth
and made a grab for the drivers face,
catching hold of Tiedemann'S upper
lip. With a wrench the horse pulled
its teeth through the flesh. leaving the
lip hanging in ribbons The lip was
patched up at the harbor hospital,
where the driver asked DIR. T. O'Con-
nor TO make neat job of 1t as he had
a girl and might lose her if he were
disfigured.
VIII Take Census of AIeutian Islands
The revenue cutter Perry, which ar
rived here Sunday from San Diego, is
gong north early next month to take
the census of the Aleutian islands
The Perry will outfit here and will sail
May for Seattle, where the census
takers will be picked up. The Perry
is the smallest seagoing ship in the
revenue cutter service and has not
been here for eight years. The Perry
is in command of ca plain Haake, who
is looking for a doctor to serve as
ships surgeon for the cruise.
Attempts Suicide But Welcomes Rescuer
Edward Kennedy jumped into the bay
yesterday from Howard street wharf
with the intention of ending his life.
When Tom Crowley went to his rescue
in a gasoline launch, Kennedy grabbed
the line that Crowley threw him and
clambered aboard the launch heaping
reproaches upon his rescuer for his
exceeding. deiiberation- Kennedy had
been drinking and at the harbor hos
pital was found to be suffering from
delfrium tremens.
Liner Manchurfa Sails Today
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria.
this afternoon for the far east via
Honolulu. The liner Will carry 120
cabin passengers, 200 Asatics and 5000
will be II. A. Everett and Dr. T. M.
Moore, scientists. who are on their way
around the world j. r. Hopkins. a big
Japan. Among the passengers to
Honolulu will be Judge and Mrs. Sid
ney Balou and Alexander Young Jr.
Monterey Loses It's Charter
The collision the other day with the
steamer City of Puebla has cost the
power schooner Monterey its charter to
Central America. When the passenger
steamer ran the schooner down the
Monterey was on its way to Nicaragua
with a party of San Francisco and
Santa Barbara mining men on board.
AS the schooner was badly damaged
1T win take some time to made re-
pairs. Yesterday the Monterey docked
at Howard street wharf and discharged
the stores that had been shipped for the
trip south.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 5,135.000 feet.
The British ship Hougomont sailed
Yesterday from Eureka for Sydney.
The Pacific Mail liner Peru left San
Bias Saturday for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner China out
ward bound, arrived yesterday at Homo
lulu
Denied New Trial
The United States circuit court of
appeals yesterday denied the petition
for new trial of the action of the