The San Francisco call., 1904-03-25

The Oceanic Steamship Company's
| liner Sonoma, Captain c. F. Herman,
sailed yesterday for Honolulu and the
Antipodes with a full cargo and many
passengers. There were many prom
I inent coIonials among the passengers
for Australia and New Zealand, and
those whose journey ends at Honolulu
included a number of tourist parties
from the East and Europe The liner
left the Oceanic wharf promptly at
o'clock.
Shortly before she pulled out an en-
terprising young man made d bold eff
fort to stow away. Freighted with two
canvas covered telescope grips, he
walked UP the gangplank with as much
much assurance as did Dowie, the un-
accepted Messiah, who travelled on the
Sonoma the previous voyage. The man
with the telescope grips had watched
his chance to pass the quartermaster
stationed at the shore end of the gang
way and succeeded in reaching the
deck without being asked for his ticket.
He laid his grips on the deck, mingled
with the crowd of passengers and dis
appeared. Something in the furtive
glide up the gangplank attracted the
attention of Captain Howard. who sug-
gested to Purser Hodson that he find
out something of the man-in-a hurry.
After a search the owner of the grips
was located in a snug corner of the
upper deck counting the strands in one
of the boat lashings. He had no ticket
and was unprovided with funds. He ac-
cepted the situation gracefully and
walked ashore with as much assurance
as he had gone on board. He caught
glimpse of Captain Howard's smile.
however, as he stepped off the plank
and did not linger on the wharf.
The Sonoma's passengers included the
following named:
Honolulu-Mrs S T. Alexander. C. Austin,
J. Austin Mrs Austin p Baker Mrs. Baker.
r. NJ Boothe. Mrs ]. c. Burrows, G. F. Bush.
Miss Ethel Cohen NJ. NJ. Glchrist, Mrs. Gil
christ X. R. Hamaker. A. F. Hughes. c. J.
Hutchins A. Johnston Mrs Johnston J.
Johnston. Mrs. Johnston Miss A. Larned Miss
E Larned, s. 3. Larned James Nawn. Tom
Nawn Mrs NaWn. MISS Katherine NaWn, MISS
Marguerite NaWn- h \ Peck. Thomas Pratt
H. W. Rice: Mrs W H Scott infant and
Sloan. Miss splvalo. s. P. stoddard, Mrs.
Stoddard. NJ L. Story Mrs. Story, Samuel
Sussman Mrs Sussman Miss Sussman. Miss
p. A. Underhill William Waterhouse. Captain
Wood. F. Bacon. Charles Barron. Mrs. s. J.
Carley Mrs. f. W. Esteys. J. E. Comes Mrs.
Charles Hopp. K. Kimm A Lefaivre AIRS.
Lefalvre. J. W. Penshn. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott,
Mrs. A. e. Temple and two children. Enos
Vincent W. r. Waters Mrs. r. NJ Wood.
Pago- -Pago-Mrs j. r. Van Nagel Dr. Hans
Klee
Auckland-Mrs. o. cambridge and child. w
II. Edison J. s. Macarthur, W. Sherer Jr. +.
W Skeet Mrs. skeet j S. Evans, James
King William Knudsen. G. Orchard.
Sydney-Miss Alice Belson Frank Buck
hurst T. F Dance. Mrs Dance, Robert Fer
guson. w. H. Gilbert, Mrs. Gilbert. R. G.
Hutchins Miss Hutchlns E. A Lang. Mrs.
Lang and infant. J. Gilbert Lodge. Frank Mer-
ton. w. II. Morse A. W. Schneider J. Sin
clair Rev. e R Young Mrs Young Hugo
Werth A L. Eplatteiner. s. Karman. Fer
dinand LAppe, George Lynch George Medaris.
Miss E. Morande Oliver Morande. Willie Mo
rande. J. p. Ryan Louis Sauvant
Join at Honolulu for Sydney--H l.. Walker,
Miss Flora Donaldson. Gavin Spence.