The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Acapulco Here From Isthmus

The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco, Cap
tain G. G. Trask, arrived Yesterday
from Panama and way ports with 1852
S134.294. The treasure consisted OF
gold bricks, and most of 1T was from
the Buffers mines in salvador: Henry
these mines, was a passenger on the
liner. The voyage from the isthmus
was uneventful.
Central America was at peace. and
former President Madriz was still at
Amalpa The Acapulco did not call
there, to the disappointment of the
exiled ruler, who expected to take pass
age on the ship to some Mexican port.
He was expected to leave Amalpa at
the first opportunity and intends to
pay a visit to Mexico City.
The passengers included:
william l. Allen, Allen eissu5 Miss J. T:nISn E Dnffe
Paul vickinich Il. F. Duthie
Jessie z. Allen Henry P. Garthwaite
Charles B Ketcham vernia Napier
Three More salmon ships i'm Port
The ships Sintram, Star of Alaska and
Star of France arrived yesterday from
morning at least one more, the belated
Charles E Moody, will be at anchor
inside the Golden gate, The Sintram
afternoon in a dense fog off Point REYES
with an unknown steam schooner. The
steamer cleared the windiammer's bow
by about 20 feet The Sintram which
brought 31,200 cases of salmon, re-
ported the death June II at Naknek Of
John Bjellan, native of Norway, 43
years of age. He was killed by blow
from a slingload of lumber.
The Star of Alaska, 16 days from
Chignik bay. brought 61,120 cases of
canned salmon and the Star of France,
Is days from Cooks inlet, brought
61,710 cases.
Pilots to Launch Power Tender
,1iIot fandar California will ha
launched this afternoon at the South
San Francisco shipy ard of H. Anderson,
who built the boat for the San Fran
cisco bar pilots. The boat will leave
Pearl Wallace will christen IT.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1.159,o00 feet.
rbndsR Ths ship NeWpoqt Msm News ye from Phs
delphia to load for this port.
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru,
which left here September 6. arrived
yesterday at Yokohama.
Storm at Nome
SEATTLE, Sept. 23.-The steamship
Victoria, from Nome, brought news that
a three days storm. beginning Septem-
Der 6, did great damage to shipping at
Nome. The small steamer Wilhelmina
broke from her anchorage and. was car
ried high on the beach. The gold
dredge Bring the Dirt to Me was
thrown ashore and wrecked. The barge
Pete Barnard went adrift and has not
been located. The whaler Alga was
tossed ashore. Anxiety is felt at Nome
for the trading schooner Arctic, which
left Nome for the Siberian coast July
and has not been heard from for two
months. Richard Beyers and his 16
year old stepdaughter were drowned
at the mouth of the Yukon two weeks
ago.
By United Wireless
Friday. September o.
STEAMER CHINA-Hence Sent 20 for China
and Japan Sept. %, p M. s24 miles of San
STEAMER LANsING-From Port San Luis for
Taltal: Sent. % p. M. $50 miles OF Port
Hartford: light northwest wind and sea
STEAMER FALcoN-Hence Sept. % for Astoria:
Sept. %. p. miles northwest of Point
Arena light northwest wind and fog.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Hence Sept % for
Port San Luis and Honolulu: Sept % s %. M.
of Point Snr: light northwest wind: thick fog.
STEAMER LURLINE-Hence Sept. 21 for Homo
lulu; Sept. %. 2:30 p. m. 426 miles from San
Francisco lightship; north-northwest wind: sea
smooth; all we'll
Army Transports
The Buford is in port. out of commission.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix is on the way from Seattle TO Manila
The Logan. outward bound. left Honolulu Sep
tember 16.
The sheridan, homeward bound, is at Maya
saki.
The sherman is in port.
The Thomas is here under repairs.
Tie Warren is at Manila.
Chcnge of Masters
Steamer Governor-Late master, n. C..
Thomas; present master. r. Jepsen.
REGISTERED
Steamer Kate; S. Engdall. master
Barkentine Charles F. Croker: William De-