The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-06

Day and wife, C. T. Eckart. Mrs. Captain God
frey and five children, j. II: Goodhue, NJ.
Green, Miss NJ. H. Hardy. DR.. Leon F. Harvey
and wife, Miss Mabel Hitchcock, Charles T.:
three CHI .ldren, Mrs j. ]. Horner, D. w. James
and wife, J. A. Kennedy Mrs. L. B Kerr ard
Lowerey and wife, Miss Helen S. Lowerey,
Allan Lowerey, Frederick Lowerey, SHERWOOD
Lowerey. Mrs Edward Madden, 9; J. Nc
Carthy, 2. A. G. Messcharet, J. + Mlllar, c. H.
Musser, Marcus O'FaTrell, NJ J. OFarrell, DR..
j. NJ PEBBLES, Mrs. j. f. Reniou. Cnsrles A.
Rice, Mrs. w. RI. Rice, W. Spaethe, o. B. Spal-
ding, NJ p. Spencer aud wife, Il. f. Sweeney,
Miss Templelon, Mrs. Torbert, J. e. Waibel,
Mrs William Weight, Miss Lucia Wheele r,
Mrs. Charles Winter and Mrs. d. II. Washard
and infant
Joseph Seeley. late of the Pomona, went
out as chief steward, vice t. K. James, re-
signed. The latter was down to see the
last of his old ship and the reception he
received must have been most gratifying
to him. The passeng gers thronged around
him and ell and srndry wished him sue
cess il his new venture. Mr.. James goes
to New Orleans to manage one of the
largest hotels in that city. For wears he
was in the employ OF the Pacific Mali Com
pany, and made MANY trip 10 China On
the City OF Rio de Janeiro The day he
resigned from the Australia he had just
finished his one hundredth trip, but was
compelled to make another run. as the
company could not get suitable man to
take his place.
James was giving some of his reminis-
cences ON the wharf alter the vessel had
sailed to party of his friends. 1T was
on the Rio de Jareiro, and Freeman was
purser then asnow," said he. I'VE were
on our way TO Yokohama and we met
nothing but a succession of gales. Every
body was seasick, and the son OF million
aire Milwaukee brewer was the worst of
the whole lot Time and again he asked
me for something to give him relief, but
nothing would stay on his stomach.
One daY when there was very heavy
sea on he said, oh! James, if you would
only give me something that would stick
to my insides for half an hour would be
out and about inside OF six hours pll
fix you. was my remark, and his face
showed the Joy my words brought. III
YOU do, said ne, youwill earn my eternal
gratitude ! hurried to the purser's room
and got a bottle of mucilage. With that
| went back to the young millionaire s
s.ateroom and handing 1t to him SAID !:
Here, drink that; if il doesn't stick to
your insides, why nothing concocted on
this sublunary sphere WILL. de looked at
me. looked al the mucilage and then burst
into roar of laughter. l think that
iduSH CdIeu min, ID nC "aS W "tU ooout
next day." James Will probably leave for
New Orleans the latter part OF this week.
Chief Freight Clerk Walton of the
Oceanic Steamship Company Is danger
ously ill with appendicitis. lie is sta
toned on Pacific-street wharf and for the
last two days Purser E. B. Sutton of the
Alameda has been kindly doing his work
for him. This is the second attack Mr..
Walton has had, as some years ago he
was stricken down when purser of the Pa
citic Coast Steam ship Company's New
bern.
parted for Portland, where the latter will
appear in variety theater. They went