The San Francisco call., 1904-09-13
LINER KOREA BRINGS SILK WORTH MORE THAN
S1OGOOO0 AND ALSO S5OOOOO IN JAPANESE GOLD
Encounters Typhoon,
but Hardly No
tees 1t.

The Pacific Mail Companys liner Ko-
rea, Captain Seabury, which narrowly
escaped capture on her outward voyage
10y Russia's Vladivostok squadron, ar
rived yesterday from the Orient She
left this port ten days behind her sched-
ule and arrived here only two days late,
having made uD eight days during her
TWO months absence.
It was a thick haze that saved the
Korea from the Russian warships. For
TWO days, July Is and %, she must
have at times been within gunshot Of
the squadron that was looking for her,
and had she been captured the contra
band cargo in her hold would have in
sured her detention ii not confscation.
There was JOY in. Yokohama when the
big liner emerged from the fog sur
rounding that port japanese officials
climbed the Korea s bridge, and as they
n0isily inhaled the sea air TO show their
pleasure bowed low 10 lucky 'Bill' Sea-
bury, TO whom the elements had been
as kind in providing the convenient
mist as We're the gods of old TO their
faVOrite mOrtals.
On the return trip between Shanghai
and Nagasad the Korea encountered a
typhoon, but after trying vainly 70
shake Up the massive liner the storm
Whirled itself 10 another part Of the
sea
The Korea brought a large number
OF passengers and 6741 tons of freight.
Her cargo included p, $50 chests OF tea
and 1900 bales Of raw silk. The silk is
valued at 81 260. .000 She also brought
100000 japanese gold yen. Her pas
sengers were as follows:
Mrs. g. !. Adams i. Bassenge. NJ. A. Bas-
sity Dr. r. c. Beebe. T. c. Bellows and ser
Eant. Il 5lum " J. Bradley, W n. Chad
bourne, j. II. Derbyshire, Miss Z. DOdds, J. A.
Due, u. Eichelberg, p. ". Gavin. =. K. Glaze
brook, Rev :. L. Gulick Mrs. 5. l. Gulick
and infant Master J.. Gulick Master Leeds
Guiick. Miss Ethel Gulick. Commodore H L.
Gully, r. N. II. J. Hardy, F. Hedde, Captain
Hiousbery Commando + 81 Holmes e :
n X. Homma, c. Kinoaid. X. Kishi, r. XII
tajama- B. kobayashi. :. Kobayashi, Leroy
Leonard, r. lie Roy Liberge, E. r. Lindsay.
A. dc J.. Long. n. r. L0wenstein, Miss Lee
chin Lum Master Lee Nong L0m, D. Mac
fonald, Mrs. =. Macdonald, e. c. McLain. Mrs.
9 c. McLsatn- Master Charles McLain, Master
James lc1sain, Master Harry Mc1-ain, T r
Millard. K Mitsukuri, Miss ing MOy, Mrs T.
NishigaNa, Miss K Nishigawa, V Nishigawa.
Reutoh-Seyd. Mrs. "a Reutoh-Seyd, DR.. Max
eaelmans, Mrs. Lee Nee Shee. X. Unno. r.
brandon Watts, F. H. ziegfeld. j. Van Rens-
Selaer-
From Honolulu: Harold /. Castle. y. L.
Tuney- Mrs. " R. Castle Miss Beatrice Cas-
de. Alfred L. Castle. Miss Elsie Waterhouse,
aliss Eleanor Waterhouse, F. D. Lowrey 5
n LoWrey, Bernice Hartwel, Miss flaming,
Charles A. HartWeI. r. Webb, George Brown,
Mrs. de Ia VerEne Miss Lynch, Mrs J.
Lynch, J. +. Clyne. E Hendricks, Mrs Al
fred ". Dow. Miss Dorothea Effnger. Helen
Henr--. ID. A. FOX, c. J. RittenhOuse and wife,
Mrs Frank Andrade. A. ". Kirkland and
wife. O.. j. Day. Miss I. H Gillette. Miss s.
J. Bower. Miss Biddle Miss r. /. Barnes Gus
ray Schaefer Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Miss
Linda Schaeter. Mrs s. G. Walker and TWO
children, H. c. Meyers Dora Dowald. G.
Schumann. G. ". Gil. p Z. Cleland. ". L.
Frazee. Mrs " L. Frazee. L H Wolf F L.
Gibson Mrs. ". Mutch. Miss Mutch. Miss
Minna Berger, T. Reinecke. ". B. Terry, Miss
Bessie Arem, III. Schultz. Mrs. s. j. Hardison
and daughter l. Asin and wife, c. A. Brown.
j. s. Emerson, wife ana child. Mr. Lundstedt,
Mrs. T. Bell A. de :. Christiani g A. Chris
fisnl ]. A. Arnold. Dr. Mori. ". p Schuyler.
J. II. Rubenstein, ". p Finn, wife and son,
T. j. Thomson