The San Francisco call., 1904-06-12
'CARR1ES MANY TONS OF RAILROAD
IRON FOR JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
Steamer Sberas 7oooon Cargo Made Up of Heavy Cars
Steel Rails and Knocked-Down Bridges Be Used in the
Improvement of the Island Empires Transportation System

Stevedores worked night and day
loading the liner Siberia and yester-
day at O'clock she was ready for
sea. Passengers were aboard, freight
was under matches or securely lashed
on deck, mail was safely slowed away,
but the liner did not leave the wharf
for nearly an hour after schedule time
owing to the late arrival of the "of-
fee mail"
The Siberia, Captain ]. Tremaine
Smith in command, carried a large
number Of passengers and about 1000
tons of cargo. This freight is mostly
for Japan and included 1000 tons of
structural iron, 1000 tons of -four. II
carloads of railroad trucks, 75 rail-
road cars and 1000 tons of steel rails.
The passengers included about
twenty Government employees for Ma
nila, where the Siberia will call.
Among the passengers was Roger s.
Greene. who goes to Nagasaki as Unit
ed States Vice Consul. Captain A.
Ross of the navy left on the Siberia,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss A.
B. Ross. Captain Ross is going out to
inspect the naval colliers attached to
the Asiatic station. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Ellicott also sailed on the liner.
Mr.. Ellicott IS assistant manager Of
the Southern Pacific Company's pur-
chasing and supply department.
The Siberia's passengers included
the following:
Miss A. D. Anthony, A. McC. Ash
ley. Mrs. A. McC. Ashley, Mrs. w. H.
Baird, Miss NJ. Berger, Miss A. Boyer,
William L. Castle. Miss NJ. NJ. Cooke,
S. E. Damon, Mrs. S. E. Damon, H. H.
Dearborn, Miss B. Dearborn, Miss H.
Deinert, ]. NJ. Dowsett, Thomas Fitch,
Miss NJ. Flood, F. NJ. Hatch and
daughter. Colonel A. G. Hawes, E.
Hedemann, W. II. Heen, r. G. Hen
derson, Rev. F. L. Hosmer, Mrs. c. A.
Hutchins and daughter, Harry Jeff
rey, J. A. NJ. Johnson, E. W. Jordan,
A. K. Jones, Mrs. A. K. Jones, DR.. NJ.
L. King, F. D. Lowrey, A. ]. Lowrey,
Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, Miss H. Lowrey,
Mrs. ]. Lynch, Miss A. c. Lynch, f.
w. Macfarlane, Mrs. F. W. Macfarlane
and two daughters, ]. S. McCandless.
daughter, Miss B. Mutch, Miss V.
Mutch, B. S. Peterson, D. Rowan. G.
Semi, q. S. Spalding, R. P. Spalding.
Mrs. 2. S. Spalding, ]. J. Sullivan, L.
A. Thurston. Miss S. Truelson. Mrs.
George de la Vergne. Mrs. Grace Wa
terhouse, Miss NJ. E. Withenby, Miss
G. E. Yoeu.
Yokohama. Aoyagi. NJ. Asada, Mrs.
P. J. Beveridge, Miss Louise Becker. F.
Dearborn. Mrs. F. Deardorf and child.
7. Fujiwara, L Hayashi, Miss V. Joshi-
zawa, H. Kodama, H. Fred Kristen.
Y. Kinosita, DR.. S. Mishima, H. G.
Pointing; Captain A. Ross, U. S. N:
Miss A. B. Ross, A Takahashi, M.
Uematsu.
Kobe-Manuel Cabral, s. L. Hollbrook,
Mrs. e. c. -Hollbrook, Miss Florence
Hollbrook, George E. Mallinson, G. o.
Piercey.
Nagasaki-Mrs. G.. P. Brescott, Mrs.
E. Gowan and daughter, Roger S.
Greene, Miss p. A. Parkinson, A. B.
Rosenfeld, Mrs. A. B. Rosenfeld, L.
Rosenfeld, Master ]. Rosenfeld, Miss d.
Spunt, Miss A. Stone.
Manila-George B. Ames, Bert Car
PCAANCAs WI .. OEll Carpenter ana CnllQ,
J. Carley, Miss E. D. Collins. r.
Haynes, NJ. C. Helm, Rev. D. S. Hib-
bard. Mrs. D. S. Hibbard and infant,
Charles T. Hibbett, E. T. Hull, c. Jen-
sen, c. Y. Kitchen, j. F. McCann; Mrs
]. F. McCann. two children and in
fant; A. Mcdonald. A. B. Mulcahy, G.
L. Myers, Rev. B. o. Peterson, Mrs. B.
o. Peterson, w. A. Platts. n. B. Rosen-
berger, L. NJ. Shearer. John L. Stewart
G. H. Stone, Mrs. c. H. Stone and
child, r. L. SALISBURY, F. H. Thomp-
son, Mrs. F. H. Thompson, B. Villa.
nueva, Mrs. Villianueva, Mrs. Mary
Wescott, r. H. Wardell, F. G. Waite
Mrs. r. Haynes.
Hongkong-Trevor Cory, H w. FL
licott, Mrs. H. w. Ellicott, Miss Irene
Martin, Mrs. L. S. Parker, Rev. ]. w.
Robinson, Mrs. ]. w. Robinson and two
children. DR.. Wong, Mrs. Wong.
To join at Honolulu-Godfrey Brown,
J. E. Whitcher, J. L. Sternfield.