The San Francisco call., 1910-12-22


to sing out: There
she blows" The only sign of whale
seen by the Confianza's company was
on the wharf at Unalaska, where the
more fortunate ships left their whale
oone for shipment south. The saddest
feature of the story is the fact that
whales were never more plentiful in
the Arctic than during the period of
Jared we'll
The only bright spot in Captain Nc
Hehna story is where he tells of the
Zee he earned with his schooner at
Unalaska by towing the ship Glory of
the Seas and the schooner Allen A to
sea.
The confanza left here with IL men
ana returned with crew of 49, OF
the original crew the skipper was about
the sole survivor, those who sailed
with him having left the ship at differ
ent tunes at Unalaska. where the Con-
hanza made several visits
Inc foremast was lost October 2 in
the Arctic ocean during heavy south
west gale.
President Makes Records
napnts Inc Paeifie fscG Coast steamship com
which was not due until Yesterday
morning, surprised the shipping world
by steaming into the harbor shortly
tain Thomas had sent a wireless an
nouncing the hour of his arrival. but it
was supposed that either he or the
operator had accidentally got D. m.
mixed up with a. m. The President
made the run from Seattle in 4S hours.
Inc inner brought up a big cargo and
leave here today for Los Angeles and
San Diego with more than 500 passen-
gers.
WilheImina Sails for Honolulu
The Matson navigation company's
Ialt Ilner WN,llhelmina, WIN Captain Peter John
a full cargo and large number of
passengers. Among them were:
,,Sdr Mr. ana and Mrs J. J. Abes, L. c. Ables. c. r.
Miss j.: Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Babson
ana ana child Mr. and Mrs. $. Baldwin. 7. S. Bald
MN: ST,a: nr and Mrs J. G. Belwood. r. l. Bentley.
cooper. NJ E. Crossman, DR.. A. ]. Derby, Mrs
J L; Dobbins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Donaldson.
c; Gilman Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Gleason Mrs.
Mary E. Green Miss b. Grossman. c. Haines
Mgso,d Mrs, H9 nL, Miss G. Howard, Mrs 6. Howard,
Ie Blond, F. W. Libby. Mrs. Miltner Mrs H.
aln6leT; Oscar Morgeper j. NJ. OConnor, Mrs
), r. Parker, John Robert Parker Miss Annie
Parker, 4. L. Raab. Mr.. and Mrs David Rice.
w F. Roth, j. Stafford, F. C. SAVERS L. Scrut-
ton, D. seely. Mrs. E. s. Shepherd and maid,
Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs T. shriver. Mr. and
Mrs G. A. Sumner; Mr.. and Mrs Beach Thomp-
son. j. ". Watt, Percy Williams d. L. With
ington Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Young.
Shippers I'm Trouble
Captain Paul Bartels of the Kosmos
Steamshlp company and Captain A.
Dixon of the Pacific Mail steamship
company must explain to Collector Of
the Port Stratton or they will each
be fined $500 for falling to name in
manifests of vessels of which they are
board.
Captain Bartels is master of the
Setos and 1t is claimed that the mani
customs officials when it left this port
December II for Hamburg was incor-
rectly made out
Captain Dixon is master of the Man
churla and is similarly charged with
negligence in connection with a ship
ment TO Honolulu made on his steamer.
Buchanan Sails for Seattle
The Alaska Pacific steamship com
pasPRys psP4,sn steamer asi1ns Bucdkman: Captain
with 2S passengers and 600 tons of
cargo; Among the passengers were:
{, n; ts Burieson e.; and wife w; ]; Eldridge
and Miss Anna Hunter.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3,425,000 feet.
f. c. Bennett, who has been agent
steamship company, has returned to
this city and will be the company's S
agent on pier Z, where he will handle
the through business that will come
from the south by the Yale and Har-
ward
The freighter J. /. Luckenbach left
New York yesterday for this port.
The freighter Pleiades arrived yes
terday from Salina Cruz via San Diego.
Captain I. n. Hibberd. marine super
intendent of the Pacific Coast steam
ship company, is in southern California
on company business.
The Matson liner Hilonian left Hilo
December Is for this port
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru
sailed yesterday from Yokohama for
this port.
The big Christmas tree which has
been an annual feature at the Mer-
chants exchange during the incum-
bency of President James Rolph Jr.
has again been erected in the north
east corner of the assembly hall.
Change of Masters
Steamer Yale-Late master J. J.
Shea; present master, r. d. Mcfarland
Enrolment
Steamer President-H. C. Thomas,
master.
Registered
master.