The San Francisco call., 1899-07-01
MAIL STEAMER
!. MARIPOSA DOCKS
!. FROM AUSTRALIA
f. ::.- -. ;---<- :. "
No Trace of the
# AIanneda's Gold.
SICK SOLDIERS FROM HAWAII
GOLD FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
. ..::... ..:.s. ON. CITY. OF PARA.
The Australia Now Ready for Sea.
- Notable Passengers From sa-
+ ..:- !: ..moa-Government Watch
....:.:=<:.: .:-::. T.: men overworked.
SICK SOLDIERS FROM HAWAII
GOLD FROM. CENTRAL AMERICA
!. -, ..:.s:. g.. ON. CITY OF PARA.

H.. The. Oceanic Steamship Company's mail
steamer Mariposa arrived. from Sydney
N. s: w. via auckland, y. H.. Apia, Sa-
nioa. and Honolulu, H l.. yesterday
morning The passengers in the cabln
from. Samoa were F. 6. .B. Maxse, the
British Consul. z. Rose, the German Con
sui; C. = Chambers, SON Of Chief j ust1ce
Chambers, and. w. F. Williamson of The
. Call.-sta H
The. other cabin passengers. were;
From the. Colonies-II. S. Baker, J. f..
Bertr.m, ID. Craig, c, II. B. Corbett, r.
CogiH, W A pwyer, S Fyfe, F. A GOOD
manson. ]. M. Gibson, g G. Hall, Miss
NJ Hail. D. Hales, Miss l. Knight, Rev
James MCAIullen. j. McAienamin, Mr: NC
CurCy,- j.. NIcWhaIley, MI and Mrs. G. r.
Norman. Rev. DR.. O'I-eary, Victor Prince,
F[...N.s Pennefather, Rev. J. T. Rogers,
Mrs Speer, Mr. Saunders, James Stra-
chan, . Tinline, Mrs. G. E Tyrei-
Phillips. and 6. c. Whitworth.
.. From Honolulu-E- H Adams and WIFE
Miss. M. Angus, J. A Buck and tExo sons,
Miss. J.. Duncan: Mrs- Derry Sa!sS SiI a
Eagau.~%S- 2. French, T. X FaTcnita'
George T. FairChild, II. l. Gear:a91d, a.. Wis IS
w. G. Gregg, Miss NJ: Hopper, Miss y 3
Hopper,* Miss {. b HYDE Mrs. +. ".
Jordan, ID. Logan, Miss M IampInan,
Miss Il. *Mcintyre Mrs. Meredith. George
ters0h ;. l.: ii PimenraI, Mrs. a. w Pear
son. .:Hx. C. Peacock, T. a: Rice and wife,
r e. -
a Thurs5on and wife, Mr.; and Mrs. =. ID
Walker, III. 5. Townsend Miss Watson,
Miss Josephine Wores, Mrs; }. H wilson;
Mrs. L., T hompsOn, H L, Waste, AT ana
Mrs. Wood and Miss Wait
. The Nariposa was in Sydney when the
news OF. .the robbery OF tbs Alameda S
specie tank was received =. There. was a
great DEAL OF. excitement over the afral1-
and a-nuInOeT OF. detectives were at once
put on@.the. case, The sydney Morning
Herald. published the inIormaUon that a
safe: rOtfber" and a burglar to0k passage
.. on the*skl media. but the police did not
confirm the story The crew of the Mari
-liosa- believe lit. however, and say the men
in question -ieft.Lhe vessel at honolulu
- The. robbery. OF the Alameda specie
tank makes the fourth theIt o. .that hlIu lII
that has Succeeded in Australia FroTn
the mall steamers Taiynan, DGeana ana
Iberia 4 box of SONerelSnS was taken, ana
in the. case of the Talynan and Oceana
F. no trace OF. the gold was ever found but
in that of the Iberia some chiEdren play
ing under the wharf discovered the po8
and reported the matter TO the pQiTce. All
three robberles' We're just as -fnySterlous
as that OF. The Alameda, and the. robbers
-. have never been*dlscOyered.
Mrs. Smith 1.-THE wife. Of PUrser Thomas
Smith, came. as far. as Honolulu on. The
MaripOSa- Al that point she, Joined me
. Alameda anu .went back TO SX1ineg viii
her husband The Mariposa arrived
twelve hours irl}ca 1--0f. contract time. nav
ing made the run: from Sydney IN = days
Il hCCrS- -.-...s o. .r., .
on the .MaripOsag .:Theys were taken to the
Preside post hospital for treatment No
work has been done on the proposed bar
racks in Honolulu aRd:the garrison is still
camDed in kapiOiani. Park. The men who
arrived on the .MaripOSa are ConYaIeSoinS
after typhoid and Inalarial fever. When
the Mariposa left Australia there was
.ConSidera bic anxiety over the. none rrlVaI
of the steamer Perthshire.' She was or
her way from Sydney TO New zealand LoI
a cargo Of frozen mutton. and broke. her.
shaft when q cOuple':-of days. out. Iho
vessel was six weeks. overdue on. a NOF-
Il +lNa MQT z.lil
and tugs and ocean liners had. been scour-
ing the ocean for her without success.
The Perthshire is a 4DOO-t2nc ramp ana
carries a very large cargo of frozen meat
The Pacific Mail COmpany@S steamer
City Of Para arrived from Central Ameri-
can ports yesterday As soon as her cargo
is discharged she will probably be turned
over to the Government and will carry
troops TO Manila The. following cabin
SNYDER G. r. Polack; Mrs: Butler, q.
Gutman, Charles Papise, r. LaFracoachea,
William Marshall. Edward Sktnner, J. L.
Marshall, William Webber,' g: Is. Las
treto Miss Y. L. Langier, J. T. Perrault
+. S. Butler ard F. ZulaUf. There also
arrived on the Para thirty-seyeTs packages
- of treasure valued at $39946 )
The Oceanic Steamship Company 8
steamer Australia will sail promptly on
time for Honolulu next Mfenday.. Never
before in the history Of the port has
steamer got as thorough an 0YerhauitQg
in as short a. space of time The Australia
arrived here on June 20. and this morning
she was ready for sea: Her inward cargo
was discharged. new. decks put in, the
machinery overhauled, the hull Clipped
and painted and her outward cargo put
aboard, all inside Of ten days Capta;iIn L,,;
jobs: before, but. the. Australia. caps the
The Fourth. Of July, regatta. committee
has received another. prize for the white
hall race. J, c Pasooei the. well kn9wn
did pair of marine glasses which will go
along with the: first prize There, are
about twenty entries iii nithe race, and the
contest for the $50 and the marine glasses
will be a very close one. ~.
All the men In the. Government" employ
on Folsom street. wharf: are supposed. to
work eight hours "a. day, but they do more,
The watchmen on: the: .-gates: are given a
twelve-hour watch: and as they are old
men and ex-soldiprs itscomes. very heavy
on them. The other employees belong 70
the various unions and. can fight for their
rights, but the old soldiers haye. to work
twelve hours al: a: time to- earn a pittance.
Joe Walsh, 4 deserter from Company !.
Third Artillery was 'aTreSted;.on. the Mail
dock yesterday. by Corporal: CockrfIi.