The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-12

Admiral ana MIS- SCI MIS-. '. NJ. Dalton
bree Miss b. Mallon
F. 5. Lonerety Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
W. E. Morrison McHenry
Miss H. Masters Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Miss E. Masters Mr.. and Mrs NJ Jaynes
{. II. Edwards Miss Farrar
D. Il. Wells Mrs Self
Miss b. Bslen r. F. Wise
Mrs. II. Donodgen p. {. Peterson
J. Forker IG. r. Barry
R. ]. Alexander W J. Murray
j. Phillips 4. Mcdonald
Louis Quaghotti ~ Holub
G. Z. Battinger Miss R. Howe
Hugh keenan, Mrs F. L. Chamberlain
T. keenan, Miss A. Chamberlain
Mrs. D. A. Mclaughlin Mr.. and Mrs. L. Duncon
Ar. and Mrs. II. S. n. A. Huntom
Scott iC. j. Boynton
D D y y s Sasidon a J. Cook
Sierra Is Due Today
The Oceanic steamship company
is due today from Honolulu and the
company officials expect the liner in
about noon. At 5 o'clock Sunday night
ship, in a northwest gale.
passenger who made the trip to
Honolulu on the Sierra has written
back to friends in this city to the effect
that the Sierra is now the steadiest
ship on the Pacific. He has travelled
on an the others and made a number of
trips on the Sierra when it was on the
Australian run. Before going into serv-
ice the Serra's bilge keels were wild
ened and the effect Is said TO have been
almost magical
WfIheImina Sails Tomorrow
The Matson company's steamer Will
sail tomorrow on its second voyage TO
Honolulu. The Wilhelmina will take
about 5000 tons Of cargo and so cabin
passengers.
Fishing Tug Breaks Down
The fishing tug L. S. Grant broke
down n pnFnf q nd
might have got into serious trouble
put Tor the timely appearance OF the
fishing f steamer Iolanthe,. which towed
the disabled tug into port.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 1885 600 feet.
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru,
which left here April 5 for the orient
arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The cruiser Yorktown, Captain Victor
Blue, arrived yesterday from Corinto
and proceeded direct 10 Mare island.
The City of Panama was due yester-
day from the isthmus but had not
put in an appearance at shutdown The
passengers will probably be landed
early this morning at pier 40;
Saint Francis, the barks Star of India
and Star of Peru and the schooners
Mizpah and Henry Wilson cleared yes
terday for Bistol bay.
Two Fishermen Drowned
IL
flag half mast the New England fish
conlpany's steamer Manhattan reached
port today and reported the drowning
Of Angus Mcleod and Hugh Bochel.
two of its fishermen. on the morning of
April 8, off Graham island
McLeod's body was recovered and
brought down by the steamer, but Bo-
chel was not seen after the accident
The lost men were in a dory which
was capsized by a squan.
By United Wireless
Monday. April IL
STEAMER eovERNoR-Henee April o. 2 o. M.
for Seattle; April TO- p. M, miles north Of
1aquina hesd: overcast and raining; moderate
northerly breeze; barometer % rs; temperature
3d.
STEAMER KLAHATH-Hence April g, 2:25 n.
m. for southern ports; April 10. 1870 D. m.
miles west OF Point Hueneme; sea smooth;
all well.
STEAMER HAEALEI-Left San Pedro for San
Francisco April 10, p. m. April 10. 4:40
p m, OF Redondo; moderate westerly wind;
smooth sea: overcast sky.
STEAMER SlERRA-Ieft Honolulu for Ca,