The San Francisco call., 1904-08-19

priatiOn for a new cable and LiVernaSh
was to have looked out for it in the
lower house, but failed 10 do 50 ana
the shipping interests of this port are
now suffering the consequence.
Among the liners passengers was
William Martin, United States Consul
al Marking, the political center Of
Southern China. Martin is home on
leave and is accompanied by his two
daughters, who keep house for him
and dispense the hospitalities of the
consulate. During Martins absence
Consul General Cheshire is looking out
for American interests at Marking.
Cheshire was appointed TO Mukden,
but viii not be wanted there until
Japan and Russia settle their difficult
ties.
George Peel and F. E. Hesse, who
were passengers on the liner, have
been on a tour of inspection of the
cable stations owned by the Eastern
Extension Gable Company, the British
cable trust. Peel, who is a director of
the company, is a grandson of the
famous Sir Robert Peel. His father
holds a distinguished place in British
political life. Hesse is the general
manager Of the company. Their tour
has taken them around the world, al
though they spent most time in Aus
tralia
ADuQl GulteT hldUs the COlHdQO
maduro chief of the DharampOr dis
trict in Northern India, was also on
the liner Abdul, at home, is a large
land owner and a man of great wealth.
His brother is Prime Minister to the
Rajah Of Delhi. Abdul, who is going
10 London, carries with him an inter-
prefer and one native servant. He
started on the Siberia with two SER
wants When Abdul says go" to a
servant, he expects prompt action. Any
lack of promptness is punished with
rain Of blows delivered with the most
convenient weapon. Somebody told the
servant who is not now in his train,
that the Siberia's deck was part of the
land Of freedom and that under the
American flag one man was as good
as another.
Shortly after the servant had re-
ceived this lesson in democracy Abdul
wanted something in a hurry. The
servant was slow and Abdul raised his
hand to smite. Just then the wind
blew out the ensign floating over the
liners stern and the servant re-
membered.
Whangl Abdul was sitting on the
deck, the victim Of a democratic right
swing. While stars, not in the flag
danced before the duSky chieftain'S
eyes, the self freed slave kicked his
master in the face and was stamping
him into the deck when a bystander
interfered.
Abdul was for beheading the pre-
sumptuOus servant. but the liners reg
ulations would not permit this. The
servant was discharged from Abdul's
service, but at Honolulu the British
Consul made the Hindoo pay his for
mer slaves passage TO his Indian home.
The Siberia brought the Chinese crew
for the new liner Manchuria. In order
TO avoid conflict with the Chinese bu-
reau, the Manchuria's sailors were
shipped as part of the Siberia's crew.
They will be transferred to-day to the
larger liner.
The Siberia brought twenty white
passengers in the steerage, 4S5 Asiatics
and cabin passengers as follows:
7-o0nson p TsS,-eIrn NJ Harshal a
Lowering. J. c. Boor. Mrs. NJ A Beahan. L.
l. D. Miner, c. G. Smith and wife B Stevens
z. H. Jennings. ". E. Day. II. c. Gray
Wong Fook. A. B. Burkholder and wife. r.
Shanghai-H- A. Mcconnell. W Martin.
Miss S. Martin. Miss G. H. Martin. J. Won
Parker and wife H. J. Weiss Miss D. Roess-
ing. 3. W. Baker c. 7. Bowdoin c. le
viennois and wife, Mrs. c. Evans. A. Benzon,
Ling Sang Fang. Wong Cheng Chu.
Yokohama-H ]. Lang. Hung Chu Chung
Jokichi Iwaya. Seyehara Yamashita Robert
IeTnneE. a. r.. X. 1. r. I
TobIn. A c. Kingsford Mrs. H. Ferguson and
infant. Miss G. Ferguson, Miss H. Ferguson
and maid. J. II. Ranger, Master J. Lafan
Gisiburo Jitsukawa. Nayoichi Akamatsu, Wis
comte II. d'OlIone. r. Herfurth. Sayo Yam
aguchi F. Gedge V. Gedge, F. z. Hesse
Mrs W W. Gordon. NJ s. Hutton. Abdul
Gufoor Khan Bridget Boucher z. Hildeberger
Choung Choe Hsu, Kayisi Nomura KiichI
Hayashi. Katsuichi shihuya, D. Thompson and
wife Miss NJ. Thompson. Miss r. Thompson,
P H H. Morrison and wife, K Bamber, Miss
D. Ferguson Mrs. d. ". Beveridge ]. l..
whitcher. sojro Yokoyama, S. Isaacs and
wife B. Guggenhelm. NJ NJ. Shoemaker
Vorschulte and WIFE Miss ". Vorsc1ulte
George Peel, Miss +. Flash. c. r. Richards
4g A. NJ Vaussn Miss ,,.3;,. q B. Eaughn: r.
Master Irvine Isaacs, S. Witkowski and wife
Kobe-Mrs l. Van Rensselaer,, Miss Kath-
crime Van Rensselaer,. Frederick j. Engeiken
HonolulO-Rev G. L. Pearson, Miss v Fer
guson, A. l. Louisson. Miss o. A. Arnol1, y.
Arkiey. Miss T. Hibbard Miss NJ. L Tuthl.
Mrs 9. p Andrews and daughter, w. Z.
Skinner. Mrs. j. Alexander. A. ID. Larned
and wife, Miss c. L. Zeigler G. A. Turner
Hawes. Miss n. McCandless DR.. D. s. Nc
Sarthy. D. Rowen. F, A woolsey and wife.
Morgan. D. Larnach, Dr. H. Kennedy and
wife. W. Gibson, s. L. Severance and wife.
II. J. Bardwell, Mrs. NJ D. Hendr'cxs ".
McGraw, DR.. T. Motonaga Miss e. b. Duffey.
Miss L Wells, Ira Wells. Miss E. Mccormick.
Mrs. u. schopback Miss /. schopback, c..
K Hedeman H. sal1una. Thomas Fstch' IT..
williams r. campbell Miss e swett. ]. s. s..
Miss B. Mitchell, E, A. McInerney Mis- sGSt.. ne.
Inerney. J. c. Lenhard. Miss c. A Togg y
Bell Miss E. Bell Miss L. Bell Miss Sever
snce. Mrs. H J. Bardwell. Mrs. W. E. skin
ner.
Ventura Sails for Australia