The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08

Madriz with nine of his officers, on
of whom was badly wounded, boarded
the liner at Corinto shortly before the
sailing hour. It was known on board
that the Estrada forces had been vic
torious, but neither Madriz nor his of
ficers volunteered any details They
kept to themselves during the brief
time they were on board, and at ANA
pala went ashore without taking into
their confidence anybody aboard the
ship
The San Jose's officers describe Mad
riz as a very quiet, gentlemaniy 1ndi-
vidual to whom the smell of gun
tasteful.
The San Jose brought 2s passengers
and 7S9 tons of cargo.
The passengers included:
Louis NJ. Toussaint Michael Orso,
Mrs. Annie Plummer, Robert Ayre, Car
los Bentley, Harold Ross Brown, Fred
Nathan H. Shaw, F. A. F. Jenkyns.
Allen AS Chapter of Accidents
The cruise of the schooner Allen A
was a real chapter Of accidents. The
little windjammer, in command of Cap
tain Hendrickson, left here September
8 for the north in tow of the steamer
Wellesley. The hawser parted at
o'clock the morning of September 8
about 10 miles south of Port Gorda in
heavy northwest gale. There was no
chance for the Wellesley to recapture
the schooner so the steamer went it's
own way and the crew of the schooner
proceeded to make sail. They also got
up steam on the donkey boiler The
flames from the smokestack set fire to
the foresail and when the sail was
hoisted it burst into charred ribbons
On top of these troubles, the skipper
and cook were both taken i'll, so the
schooner was sailed back to this port
Captain Shipsey will relieve Captain
Hendrickson as master of the schooner,
and as soon as a new foresail has been
made the voyage will be resumed.
Logan Sails for Manila
The four companies of coast artii-
lery from New York and New Jersey,
was kept waiting. arrived yesterday
and at o'clock yesterday afternoon
the troopship pulled out for the Phil
ippines. There was stiff breeze blow
Stinson had to make quite a detour be-
fore he had the Logan Strengthened out
for the Golden gate. In spite of the de-
layed sailing the usual goodby crowd
gathered on the transport wharf.
Sailing of Salmon Ships Reported
The Red Salmon packing company's
steamer Lehua, which arrived Tuesday
night in ballast from Naknek, reported
for this: The barks ST. Katherine,
George Curtiss and B. P. Cheney sailed
August II and August 20 the Oriental,
Bohemia. Tacoma and steamer George
l.
Nj. s. Dollar Hits Submerged Rock
The steamer NJ. S. Dollar. bound from
Tsingtau for Hankow, struck a rock.
about so miles from Hankow and suf-
fered considerable damage, all below
the water line. The freighter, which is
anchored in a safe and favorable posi-
ton, Will be surveyed.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 4,797, 900 feet.
The Matson navigation eompany's
Lurline sailed September from Homo
lulu for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan sailed
Monday from Ancon for this port
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Curacao sailed yesterday for
Guaymas and way ports.
The harbor commission will hold its
regular weekly meeting this morning
In the ferry depot.
BY United Wireless
Wednesday. September :.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-Fron Hobolulu for
Port San Luis; Sept 6. midnight 400 miles
from Port San Luis; fresh north wind; head
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-From HiIo for San
Francisco: Sept g, s D. M, 514 miles from, Sa
Francisco cloudy; moderate northeast wind:
small -
STEAMER CHINA-From China and Japan via
Honolulu for San Francisco; Sept. G, D. M.
$40 miles from Honolulu.
STEAMER ATLAS-From Port San In;s for So
attic; Sept. C, 7:30 p m, 10 miles south of
Point Reyes with barge 90 in tow: weather
foggy; strong northwest gale; moderate sea:
temperature 81.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFORNIA; p. M.