The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12

The Pacific Mail Company's big
steamship Siberia, Captain ]. Tremaine
Smith. arrived yesterday from the Far
East with 5646 tons of cargo and more
than 500 passengers. OF the latter. 2S7
were Asiatics. Chinese and japanese,
and among the other passengers were
Americans and foreigners OF world
wide note The liner brought treasure
valued at $1,5lOO 600. of which $4,000
was Hawaiian silver. sent here to be
recoined and s1.50O,0OO japanese gold
yen. the purchase price of some of the
things Japan needs in her battle with
the bear. The Siberia's cargo included
1909 bales of raw silk, valued at 1885,
600: 12,7l6 rolls Of mating and 56,786
bags of rice.
Among the passengers was that gal
liant representative of the highest type
of the American sailorman, Captain L.
Sebree ot the navy. Accompanied by
Mrs. Sebree he is returning from the
Far East, where he was in command
Of the battleship Wisconsin. He will
spend a few days here before proceed
ing TO Washington to report to the
Z
who was the victim of a painful acci-
dent some months ago, when on her
way to join her husband at Samoa,
where he was then in charge OF the
naval station, has quite recovered her
health
Commander j. T. Parker of the navy
/ and Mrs. Parker were also passengers
on the liner Lieutenant Colonel c. T..
I
engineer Of the Division of the Philip
pines, came home on the liner under
orders To report for duty at Detroit,
Mich. Major Winson. army paymaster,
was also on the liner having returned
10 America TO be a witness at a gen
eral court martial.
Pursers /. f. Bemis, N F. Kelsey.
Lacey Goodrich. f. j. Roberts; Chief
Steward G. n. Wylie, and Dr. Hurley
Of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha liners Hong
kong Maru. America Maru and Nip
pom Maru. came home on the Siberia
The Siberia found all Japanese ports
carefully patrOlied by war vessels, one
Of which accompanies every arriving
craft to her anchorage. When the ST.
IBERIA left Shanghai she encountered a
japanese cruiser waiting outside for
the Russian war vessel Manjur. which
was at the Chinese port doing her best
10 make her visit a permanent stay.
The Siberia was thoroughly search
lighted by the ia aDanese cruiser be-
fore being allowed to proceed.
The Siberia's passengers included the
following named:
From IIongl1ong-Mrs Florence Allen Mrs
M n Archibald. Mrs Anna s. Barrows and
/ ID
Colonel c. E. l.. B Davis. Mrs L. H. Faies
Miss A ~ Frothingham Miss r. George
MIS- ( A. Glunz. r H. Goodhart and wife
n II. Jones. T. A. Taurez F. l. KimbaH. II
". Langheim and wife. T. B. IawIer J n
Martin and wife, d.. Q. f.. wisner. Miss L.
Commander J. T. Parker and wife Captain J.
A RODGERS. J, n Scott and wife. Captain
Douglas Story. Mrs. H. T. Scott, Rev J. NJ
w West. Mrs. J. M w. West Masters John
and Lewis West Misses Ugeam and Esther
! West. Miss Elsa Hnk Major W Vinson
Misses x. and NJ Glunz, Miss c. Y. Archibald
MCPHERSON h. sindo.
Harding. Mrs J. A Ingle. Miss Charlotte
lngie. Master James Ingle, Bernard Lagrange.
}. NJ. r Larnbooy. Miss J. Mann Rev G. f
Mosher. Mrs G. +. Mosher and child II II
Reed. +. IL Rigby Mrs. J. D. D. Robneft and
son. Rev r. II. Roots and wife. Master John
Resented, Miss d. spunt Mrs May Rosette.
From Nagasaki-Miss Elizabeth Iarned.
From kebs-w. G. Mcpherson. Mrs. W. G.
Mcpherson X. Shinde
From Tokohama-Captain NJ Asaoka. Mrs.
w. NJ. Bramhill, Miss S. Mori Mrs. M NJ
Clark, J. \. Ferguson o. E Freemantle Lien
tenant NJ lsujita; E. Fukui c. /. Goodrich L.
Z. Bemis. Miss n Henderson, T. O. Hopkins
and wife. Miss G HOPKINS. DR.. J. r. Hurley
T. IWssaki. Baron X. Kaneko. T Tarn1Ira X
T. Kelsey. X. Meyajima. r. r. Mumma :.
Nicholas. CAPTAIN H. ii. Paynier g. II
Paynter. 2. II. Pietziker. F. Ropert. Major s
Powell Edward J. Roberts T. SakaI' lien
tenant h. T. Skinner. n. SDezaki s Suzrki
r Suzski. Il Takahashi, II. X. Tetsuka and
wife. Miss Frances Tetsuka X. Uchida Frank
Wakefield and wife. George H. Willy s Jaci
Lieutenant NJ. Ysmamoto.
From Houoiulu-G. Mckenzie Master W
kincaid Mrs. T. II. Cooper. Miss n r.
! Cooper. Master l.. 3. Cooper. Miss NJ E.