The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

The Asia was favored with fine
west ther all the way across the
Pacific. The passengers included:
Mn. G. ". Adsir Miss ~ Saunders
Miss NJ. Atwood Mrs. S J. Smith
a. r. Clark ". WHY
Mrs Z. Corrgan Il. 2. Braine
Rev. and Mrs J. c. NJ Chttenden
Dunlap Mrs. 5. Imahiro
children " NJ Thebsut Jr
Miss A. {. 10y Miss l. N. Woodwork
T. :. Pesse A. Campbell
Z 7. Ross Captain and Mrs. S. Y.
Mr; ana Mrs. H. f Mrs. H. Anderson
Williams J. L. Beach
Airs. II. II. Young Mrs. NJ. Campbell and
Dr. and Mrs. W. .. four children
carlisle Mrs. NJ. Cooper
Mrs. /. T. Hodgson II. H. Dangee
Miss K Noguchi Miss n. Gassburner
Mrs. ". n Thebsut 7. 5. Lawler
infant ana amsh Miss E. Morrison
woodwortb - Mrs. c. II. seitz and
lr and Mrs. F. Brown two children
J. fToldie-I Iaubman r s Turner
Miss L. Ague New Dae Chung
Rev J. A. Baker II. Br1ist
Mrs. S. Bsney A. Herold
4. :. Cofnu ". Isaacs
Miss l. A. Craig Mrs. K. Ssgsra
Mr. and Mrs. T. FlA G. Thurman
Fitnn and children Mr. and Mrs Y. Yam
Mrs J. Howe ada and son
Mrs r. y Meadow C. II Fowler
and three children Mrs. H. Rcdmsn
Miss NJ Pennington
Collie Takes Long Swim
A beautiful collie, so tired that he
could hardly stand. craWled out of the
hay about o'clock yesterday morning
on the stone breakWateT at MeiggS
wharf. After leaving the water he
lay exhausted on the rocks until Mike
Fitzgerald picked him up and carried
him into the immigration office and
placed him beside the stove, where
DIS n-c was burning. The dog blinked
- ~|-s = rev tunes at the blaze and
Wagged his tail wearily. AS he stood
there his head began to nod. At the
thlrd nod the shaggy legs collapsed
and dOggie lost himself in deep
sweet sleep which lasted until noon.
II IS not known where he came from.
The boatmen al the barge Office made
the rounds OF the ships anchored off
Melggs wharf, but found nobody who
claimed the dog.
It is possible that he jumped or fell
overheard from some outward bound
vessel possibly the schooner Transit
Captain Olson. which was towed out.
before the dog landed at Meiggs wharf.
Wherever he came from he had a long
hard swim and could not have Travelled
many YARDS turther- he looks ike a
well bred dog and viii be given
home by the Meiggs wharf colony un-
I'll the owner is located.
Wind TANNERS Collide at Sea
The schooner James Rolph, Captain
ran into each other at $40 a m. June
q in latitude 36 north. longitude
1870 west. The James Rolph arrived
here yesterday, 81 days from Hama
The DartfOrd. which was bound from
Newcastle. Australia, for this port
suffered no damage in the collision
The schooner escaped with split in
its mizZen tOpsaiL The reason for the
ships coming together where there was
50 much room TO pass was Captain
Olsons desire TO pass bundle Of
newspapers on board the Dartford. In
the excitement that followed Captain
Olson forgot to deliver the papers.
ChfyO Maru to Call at Manila
The japanese liner Chiyo Maru, Cap
q
day for the far east, will make a spe-
cia! call at Manila TO land $500 tons
Of government freight. This freight
includes 100000 rounds Of small
arm ammunition. The liner will also
carry q large amount of merchandise.
and the general freight includes 10000
feet of lumber and 5000 redwood rail-
road ties. The liner viii take from
here 100 cabin passengers and $50
Asiatics.
Public Navigation school
The fall term Of the evening naviga-
tion scho0lNwill open July 25, when all
who desire 70 participate in the bene-
fits OF this free course in practical
navigation should present themselves
high school, Eighteenth and Dolores
streets. A new class will be organ
ized at once and put to work at the
have familiarized themselves with the
subject as far as dead reckoning will
have an. opportunity to join another
class which viii take up the subject Of
latitude and longitude.
Water Front Notes
Customs Inspector Tom Harrison has
been promoted from sealing officer at
the barge Office to discharging officer.
Night Inspector A +. Buckley has been
assigned for duty at the barge office
as sealing officer.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The liner Manchuria, outward bound.
was 1907 miles away at p. m.
Friday
The Pacific Mail liner San Jose. Cap
tain Thompson, sailed yesterday for
Panama and way ports
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
ranv's Governor sailed yesterday for
Seattle with about 900 passengers.
Mate shoots Sailor
SAN PEDRO. July 16.-Mate Harold
Dorles Of the schooner oliver J. Olsen
shot sailor Jack" Ojo through the leg
today. and is now under arrest Ojo
Was cleaning the deck and the mate
ordered him to make a better JOB OF IT,
He declared that the sailor struck at
him with a lumber hook and that he
fred in e4f-defense. OJos wound is
not dangerous.