The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

beries homeward bound. and due here
June II. has nearly twice that number
on board. as well as a large and very
valuable cargo.
The next oriental liner due here will
be the Nippon Maru. which arrived
Friday at Honolulu and left yesterday
ct noon for this port, to be here next
Saturday-s-
Captain ssndbere. who has been on
kumed command Of Of Tie korea ksluIs reiiey- s
ing Captain Saunders, who was placed
q wbsSltipg bSlt orders. Saunders will
next. trsns-PaciIc skipper that is
granted a vacation.
Hull of san Rafael City Saved
The. gasoline scow San Rafael CITY.
On W1lch six men nearly lost their
s,s ives Eridsy night wheD, the vessel took
y z, was not entirely destroyed. The
eharred hull was towed yesterday to
harrison street wharf The machinery
vas PROBABLY, damaged. but the hull is
feo principally on the freight with
which the deck was piled high.
rloay was q bad night for bav craft.
W nlle the san Rafael City was blaz-
Miami, Captain J. p. Peterson. an
choreq of Butchertown. took fire and
purnsq 70 the waters edge. The city fire
tee Dennls sullivan was able TO save
t@he the san Rafael City, but the Miami was
lying in water that was too shallow for
the fre tugs to navigate.
COrwfn safe at Nome
The little steamer Corwin is once
more the first vessel Of the season to
make its way into Nome. The Corwin
arrived there yesterday and the can
tam reports the ice very heavy north
OF Latitude So The Corwin was for
merly q revenue cutter and was built
specially 10 resist the pressure of ice
EVer since the little steamer has been
Nrnr1 .
Alaska. trade and each season has been
the first ship into Nome.
Panama Liner Sails
The Pacific Mail liner san Juan. Cap
tain Frazier. which sailed yesterday for
Panama and way ports, carried about
made Up largely OF California pod
utcs. Among the passengers were Mrs.
sno MISS Noorhies. who are on tneIr
way TO Mexico city. They will travel
on the San Juan as far as Manza-
milo. Mrs. Noorhies is sister TO the
american minister TO Mexico. Another
Wei Chen. who is going to Panama to
ee secretary TO Chinese Consul General
owysng King.
Governor Sails for seattle
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
Seattle with 900 passengers. Among m
n Bsrtei. Miss K. Mcponsld. W. Bartel. Mrs.
Msson. Miss Bsrthel. Mrs. Bsrthel W B. Hub
bard and wife. P N. Herr ana wife. Mrs E. ~
IuttbsiE \. B. Jacks. Miss l. Myriek. ?. J.
Reagan and wife, Mrs. ". q. SAWYER F. Rob
bins, g. O. Craig, J. Barrett. H. W Edwards
+. P. Burrell, Miss X A. Burreil. ]. ]. BurrelI.
Miss S. A. Mcbride Mrs l. Shepperd. Mrs
z 81 S; Gavin. Miss R: z. Gavin. Mrs. V. L.
Collins. F. a. Waite and wife. @. Preston snd
wife, F. E. Gibbs and WIFE W L. Putnam. A.
OF; o., d = Workman. Miss II. Starr. Mrs, ].
Huen, Mrs R. Fairilus Miss L. staber.
Notice TO Mariners
g. V. Maxwell, acting receiving gen
ersl at SuTa, Fiji islands, has notified
ne oranch photographic once at San
Fra ncisco that a sixth order port light.
on lattice iron tower. with focal plane
twenty two (22) feet above high water
mark. showing g green fixed light, vis-
degrees, will be installed on VIC island.
port Of Lsautoka, during the year.
Due notice VIII be given before the
light is installed.
Leading lights. upper white. lower
red. viii be exhibited at Navula pas
sage during the year.
Due notice viii be given before the
lights are INSTALLED.
sherman on It's Way Home
The army transport Sherman, Cap
tain Hall. homeward bound from Ma
nllas sailed at 3 o'clock Friday after
noon from Honolulu for this port, and
Is expected here next Friday morning.
The sherman is bringing home the
Fourth infantry. and in addition to this
organization has on board about 120
cabin passengers.
DIontara Sails for Gold Fields
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's freighter Montsra, Captain Fa-
ria. sailed yesterday for Nome and St
Michael The Montara carried a full
sSgS sos 6s gR P55jnelpasg sg st hsaTg oIg
sredgers. TO be used on the Solomon
river.
EnterprIse Has No Passengers
The Natson navigation companv's
Enterprise, which sailed Yesterday for
Hilo, carried no passengers, on ac-
count OF its cargo including a large
shipment Of gasoline. The steamer HI
lonian. which Is due today from Homo
lulu, is bringing i've passengers and a
large cargo.
Water Front Notes
The schooner Mahnkona. which ar
rived yesterday, seven DAYS from Eagle
harbor. brought $50. 900 telegraph poles
and cross pieces for the Santa Re rail-
The bark +. p Rithet, Captain Drew.
sailed yesterday for Honolulu. with a
full cargo OF general merchandise
The steamer Maverick, which arrived
yesterday from Tacoma, passed the
steamer George W Fenwick, with log
miles north Of Point Arena. The Fen. n
wick IS bringing the log raft to this
port from the Columbia river.
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria left
Hongkong yesterday for this port.
British Bark Encounters Gales
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. June A.
The British bark Almora, 233 days
from England, one Of the longest pas
ssEes in recent years arrived today
from NewcaStle-on- Tyne for Seattle
OF the coast Of England, the river
Plata and about Cape Horn storms
were met with OF such severity that
before the last. had been passed the
bark did not possess a single sail.
Improvised canvas was rigged under
great adversely.
Liner United states sItu Ashore
CHRISTIANsAND. June s.-The Scan
oinsVian -American steamship United
States, which, ran ashore in Christian
sand nord early this morning. during
g fog, is not considered to be in any
danger, unless q storm comes up.
The United States was bound from
Copenhagen for New York. with a
large number Of passengers aboard
All were landed before noon and
transferred here. They probably will
continue the voyage on English liners.
By United wireless
SATURDAY.. June l.
STEAMER UEATILLA-Hence June for ST.
Michael ana Nome. June 5. .. m 256 miles
from San Francisco; cloudy: moderate north
west wind and sea; barometer 30.06; temper
sture Sc.