The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
Liner China Arrives.

The Pacific Mail Companys liner China ar
rived Yesterday from the Orient with large
number of passengers. 230O tons OF cargo and
japanese gold valued at $3.50, 600. The China
cargo included raw silk worth nearly $500. OO0
and large shipment OF tea. The silk will be
discharged to-day. but it will be a week be-
lore any otner cargo is touched as there is no
room for another pound OF freight on the al
ready overcrowded wharf. Almost every foot
OF the dock is piled roof high with mer-
chandise and ii with the greatest diff
Guilty Yesterday that space was cleared wide
enough 10 AFFORD resting place Tor the
china s gangway. All baggage was searched
In the corral at the head OF the dock and TO
get there the China passengers had to clam
per over piles Of bales and boxes, over the
beds OF stalled trucks and at some stages Of
the perilous journey were confronted with the
alternative OF waiting for an uncertain time
or crawling almost under the truck horses.
Shortly after the China reached quarantine
10 girl baby The mother and the new ar
rival received every attention and both OF
them are getting along well.
The China's passengers included a large
number of missionaries. One OF these, Rev.
w; B. Burke, who is accompanied by four
sad Fnns h9me SnSe bee h b
wife and family on the Korea. At Yokohama
Mrs Burke was stricken with typhoid fever
and had to be taken ashore, where she after
ward died The women among the passengers
did all they could to help the bereaved mis-
sionary with his little children.
The Ghina's passengers included the follow
irg; II. Arnold. b. f. Balsara, DR.. A. c.
Bernays, Miss T. NJ. Bernays &. G. Bleas-
dale, Lieutenant Victor Blue, L. S. N; Mrs.
Victor Blue and child, w ID. Boone, Rev. II.
Brokaw. Mrs. H. Brokaw. Miss L. Brokaw
Miss +. Brokaw Miss X. Brokaw, Rev. w. b.
Burke. Master E. Burke, Master g. Burke.
Master ]. Burke. Master w. Burke. f. Carl
son, Miss L. W. Chase, Rev. c. A. Clarke, ].
w. Cline, Mrs. j. w Cline ard child, a.
Conde. Rear Admiral p. II. Cooper, L. s. N;
Paul Cowles Miss Dezewgremel, H. w. ELL
colt, Mrs. II. w Ellicott, J. G. Epperly. Will
lett Foster. Charles Gelion W. II. Goodwin.
a Mrs
ory, NJ. A. Hamburger p. F. Hammersly, DR..
:. Hara, w Herman. II. L. Hewson W. s.
Howard, Mrs. A. Hudson. Chun Hun, Y. XII
mura, B. Komatsu, l.. II. Lawson Z. A. Ma
gle, f. Marroni, X. Matsuketa. Miss Nj. Kam-
ahara, z. Okato, r. H. Baker Viggo Hausen,
Z. Mallory. DR. F. +. Mccullough, u. S.
N; Mrs V. Miller. Choi Mon. Miss Low All
jor c. NJ. Perkins. U. S NJ C: r. Reyes. Y.
Sato. ]. Seles. DIR. Z. A. SturEe. Mrs z. A.
Sturee, w. D. Stubbs. Miss c. Stubbs. Keiji
Suzuki and servant. X. Sudzuki. Lin Chun
Tong and servant. Fong Wah and child.
Chong Yock Wing. Rev T. c. Winn. Mrs T.
{. Winn. Master NJ. c. Vim, Miss NJ c.
Wiun. Ensign II. L. Wyman. q. s n.
From Honolulu-Niiss Florence r. Yarrow.
r c. Sharp and wife Miss b. Bradley Miss
L. Bradley Mrs Freeth. Miss Freeth. Mrs.
Muriel Campbell Robert Hind. Gilbert II.
Batchel J. Marx Robert Levers. A. Enos.
wife and infant Miss Mary L. Perry. W A.
Purdy. Mrs. w. Larsen. Miss Hop
per, Mrs. J. VasconcelIes. R. C. Hender-
son. T. f. Robinson. Werner Krouss. Mrs.
Beckwith. r T. Hizimo. T. Kawamura c. C.
Cook J. Schwartz. DR.. J. r. Faria and wife.
Mrs. Florence Kelly and son. Captain George
Bucklin and valet c. II. c. Bradford.