The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16

IA was handled be-
tween lower coast
ports. where Chief
officer Roger ALI
man is said TO have given some fine
exhibitions. of Yankee hustle for the
benefit of the easy going toilers of
manana land
The Para brought 80 passengers, e25
tons of cargo and treasure valued at
The coast cargo included 1910 bags
Of coffee. The New York freight.
was landed here "a days from New
York, this including calls at Is ports
The Para encountered fine weather
until after passing Cape San Lucas
when head winds and heavy head seas
kept the Para diving in lively fashion
until Wlthln days run of san Fran
cisco when wind and sea subsided.
The Para at p. M June spoke the
two masted schooner Guaymas from
Guaymas for Navidad. The schooner
was fying signals of distress. After
captain Nelson had stopped the City of
Para. as close as possible to the
! schooner. the captain of the Guaymas
/ boarded the liner and reported that in
= gale encountered two davs before all
his sails had been blown to rags. He
{ had no spare canvas with which to
/ patch his broken wings, and would
captain gave him the needed canvas
/ and both vessels resumed their respec-
tive ways.
The Para's passengers included:
Jose Casiono. f. Ulloa and two chill
dren. Manuel Sol A. d. Mckinley Mr.
and Mrs. p +. Melchers E. G. Hart. A
;. Harvey. Adolph Caspare, F. NJ Bo-
relic. :. 6 Baumgartnef, r. c. Higley,
Arthur Buick. Theodore Langusch.
Power Schooner Mfzpah Blows Up
The steamer Dora, which arrived
yesterday at Seward from Bristol BAY
reports the blowing up on June , al
7 hTlSr0I sob aaf.
Mizpah.
The Mizpah, which left here Anril -.
was owned by the North Alaska salmon
company Of this city and was partly
insured Beyond the facts that the
vessel is a total loss. that Engineer
Fred johnson was killed and that Cap-
members OF the crew are safe. the own
ers have no details The Mizpah was
/ a gasoline schooner of IL tons net reg
] ister and was built in 1898 at Pros
The bark Star of Peru, which left
here April IL for Bristol bay is re-
ported by the Dora as fast in the ice
pack; The little steamer kvichak is
Practically all the ships of the
salmon s feet have arrived at Bristol
! bay, and when the Dora left the can
nerles were working full blast.
Nippon Maru Is Released
Reeking with sulphur but guaran-
teed free of any infection that may
/ decks.
Japanese liner Nippon Maru was re-
/ leased yesterday from quarantine and
towed to pier AZ, where 5000 tons of
treight is waiting. to be placed on
board: Before loading cargo however,
the Nippon Will fill its bunkers and the
work OF coallng began within an hour
after the ship was tied up at the
wharf. The detention in quarantine
viii not delay the liners departure on
schedule time. The Nippon will sail
! for the orient next Tuesday, and in ad-
] FN1N r-r-- xr-sT
/ 80 cabin passengers and a large num-
Der OF Asiatics in the steerage. Prince
Biroyasu ,Fushimi and, Prince and
touring Europe, were to have been pas
/ sengers on the Nippon, but affairs of
state, called the titled travellers home
/ cifc on the Minnesota
The Nippon's passengers will be re-
leased tomorrow and will be landed on
! ernoon with their smoked and steri-
/ lized baggage.
Siberia Is Due Tomorrow
The Pacific mail liner Siberia. with
nearly 700 passengers on board, is due
| early tomorrow morning from the far
| east. The Siberia's passengers include
! 500 Asiatics, among whom ii is be-
| leved, are many Hindus. Among the
! cabin passengers is the gaekwar OF
Baroda, one of the weaffhiest and
most powerful Of India's princes. The
gaekwar is travelling with a large
/ attendants
Collector Stratton has been directed to
extend the courtesy of the port and
all their baggage will be landed with :
| out examination.
UmatiIIa at Nome
The Pacific Coast Steamship COM
! pany's Umatilla, which left here June
, with about 500 gold hunters on
board. arrived Tuesday at Nome. The
Victoria, from Seattle. arrived there
! Sunday. When the Umatilla left here
| reports from the north indicated that
the steamer would probably be delayed
1 evidently slight anI once more Captain
/ Tommy" Reilly is among the first to
land his passengers at the northern
! port.
Is Building Gasoline Towboat
! William Cryer, the busy bostbuilder
| Of East Oakland. has completed the
| 36-foot pleasure launch built for +. A,
| Hyde and has now on the ways a 40
foot towboat for use on the Sacra-
| equipped with a 75-horsepower engine
1 The pleasure launch built for Hyde is
4 equipped with 20-horsepower gaso-
] line engine and on its trial trip made
| 112S miles an hour.
Harbor Board Meets Today
The state board of harbor commits
l sioners will hold its regular meeting
this morning in the ferry depot In
! addition to the transaction of the
usual routine business bids will be
opened for the lease of two seawall
! railroad
company wants for its water front
/ freight business.
Water Front Notes
The Oceanic Steamship company
| liner Mariposa, Captain Hayward
| which is due Saturday from Tahiti
was 1011 miles from here at 8 O'Clock
| p. m. Tuesday.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan left
/ Acapulco Tuesday for Panama and the
/ same day the Kosmos liner Scraps
/ left Callao for this port
The Norwegian steamer Selja, which
was reported ashore in Tsugar straits
was foatei and arrived June at
| Manila. Details of the damage sus-
! tanned. if any, have not been received
Receipts of lumber yesterday
! amounted to 3,445,000 feet.
The United States gunboat York
/ town. Captain Victor Blue, which made
a cruise as far as Monterey. returned
/ yesterday and after remaining al
( anchor for several hours in an-of-
war row proceeded to California City
to coal.
By United Wireless
Wednesday, June 10.