The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24


IN Oceanic Steamship Company's
Alameda for Honolulu and the
Pacific Mail Company's China for the
Orient. The latter calls at Honolulu on
her way to Japan and China.
The China is the ''crack" OF the Mall
| Company's fleet and ncids the record be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco. At
the time she won this the heads of the
departments were aboard and the vessel
was speeded to see what she could do
The Alameda was recently remodeled
and a few days ago completed a most
successful round trip. 1t was generally
thought along the front that the vessels
would race, but both Captains Herrimal
and Friele said when questioned that 70
such thought ever entered their minds.
| rThev will make the regular time and no
more.
The China was scheduled to sail at 1 p.
m. and left the Mail dock few minutes
| after that hour. When out in the stream
! and headed for Angel Island she was sud
denly seen to put about and make for an
| anchorage in the China BASIN At first It
was said that she was waiting for the
! Alameda, which sailed an hour later, in
order to give her brush; then 1t was
said that she was awaiting a belated pas
senger, but when a gang of men from the
Union Iron Works, headed by Robert
Forsyth, engineer in chief, went aboard
1t was feared tnat something serious Hdu
happened in the engine room.
The damage to the China consisted of
twisted steampipe, and workmen were
engaged all night repairing the damage.
It was expected she would sail early this
morning She carries the following pas
sengers:
For HONOLULU. Baldwin, Mrs. F. Baldwin.
= L. Brown F l. Chambers nbs C. n. Mna Nnam5ers'
Cunha, Miss c. Cunha, l. Y. Doane, MRS T.
Doane Miss E. A. Frenzy. Walter Gale, Mrs
Walter Gale A. Hooking. w Hoffman, B. W.
Holly. Miss Holly, W. F. Howard. Mrs: w.
F. Howard H A. Isenberg, Mrs. H. A. lsen-
berg two children and servant PAU Isenoerg'
W. Keech Miss A. E. La Voy. Mrs. E. A
| Locke F G. Lyser, Miss K. Merseberge. DR..
D. Moore. John A. Mumper. P. A Perry MS Miss
r M stvne. G. K. Towt. Mrs. c. K Towt and
three children. Miss Ruth Turner.
YokohamaMTs NJ de Bergny W aIdr and child, +. d.
tain c. c. Todd and L. Trouet
Kobe-Rev 1. H. Correll, Rev William Court
Mrs William Court Rev. G. w. Hill and Mrs.
G. w Hill and three children.
Shanghai-Rev. w. T. Beaman, Mrs w F.
Beaman and child Mrs. {: H. Blake, Miss 5.
H S. Mayors, Miss L. Minness Miss S. Relyea,
Miss C. E. RICHTER, Mrs. Q. V. Waixel, Rev.
Hongkong-Mrs Therese Adamsen, four chill
dren and servant II E: Barber F, J. BoStiek lex
tenant ]. G. Doyle. Rev. E. P: Dunlap. Mrs.
E P Dunlap, H. F. Dutton. Mrs. H. F. DGt-
ton. Miss Gertrude E. Dutton. Mrs c. c.
Faxon Mrs S. La Grave. w E. Lowther. P.
] Moore Alexander Muller, Mrs Irving Need
ham, J. R. Saunders. Mrs. J. r. Saunders, ].
r. Smith, Rev. H. p Williams. Mrs. H. P.
Williams and infant and R. H. Wright.
To Join at Honolulu-Mrs c. w. Bartlett,
G. M. Taggart and Miss G. S. Wood.
The Alameda got away promptly on
time, and Captain Herman expects to
make a quick run to the islands. She took
away a very large cargo of freight, the
stevedores having to work night and day
to put it aboard and the following named
passengers:
Mrs. ]. B. Agassiz and two children. H. A.
Allen Mrs. H. A. Allen and child Miss Allen
and maid B. F. Beardmore, Mrs Beardmore,
John Boyle Mrs. J. ColYin, F. j. Cross. George
E. r. Cutter. Miss Bertha Dennison. Miss Den
nison Master Dennson. Mrs. j. r. Eastman,
Mrs. w. p Fenneli and two children. Captain
W G. Goodman, NJ. D. Hall G. A. Hedden,
Miss E. Keepers. Miss M. Lahaney NJ La
mont, Mrs NJ. Lemcke G. l: Lewis. w: r.
Low DIR. ]. o. Mahony. j. G. Ohlandt. Mrs.
Ohlandt Miss G. Oman, F. Peterson, B. Pey-
man F F. Porter, S. l.. Rumsey, E. w.
Schetter, Mrs Schetter II. F. Sieber, Mrs.
Sieber. T. w. Smith. w. o. Smith. Mrs. NJ.
] St George H H. Walker H. A. Widemann,
| H Williams and Mrs. Williams.