The San Francisco call., 1905-08-03
LINERS MEET
IN NIDOCEAN
Passengers on the Siberia
and Manchuria Exchange
Greetings Far Out at Sea
BRINGS A BIG CARGO
Pacific Mail Steamship Az
rives From the Far East
Two Days. Ahead of Time

The Pacific. Mail company's liner ST.
IBERIA, Captain J. Tremaine Smith, ar
rived early yesterday morning from the
Orient, FIVE and half days from
Honolulu and two days ahead Of her
schedule time. She brought l59 cabin
passen gers, seventy-siX Of them from
Honolulu. She brought thirty-seven in
the. steerage, and PSI Asiatics She
brought 572l tons of cargo, which in
clrded 27s<97 packages Of tea, 57SS bags
% rice and 459 bales of raw silk. The
SIX is valued at about $500 OOO
on July p, in latitude 3I5I north
longitude 1921 east, six days before
the Siberia reached Honolulu. the liner
met the Manchuria carrying the Taft
party TO the Orient. The vessels passed
SO. close together that il was almost
possible 10 distinguish faces and a
noisy demonstration was made on both
vessels as the big liners passed and ex-
changed salutes. After leaving Homo
lulu the Siberia met and exchanged
signals with the Korea and the Ala
media. Fine weather was encountered
throughout the voyage.
The Siberia brought to port probably
the most contented crowd of passen-
gers thar ever crossed the Pacific on
Pacific Mail liner There was no
crowding IN staterooms or dining sa-
loon and the weather was perfect. AS
the Coptic occupied the Siberia's berth
the Siberia did not dock until after the
Coptic's departure. The Siberia's pas
sengers were transferred in the stream
% the tug Arabs and as the tender left
the liners side the passengers sang
For He's d Jolly Good Fellow in
honor OF Captain Smith, who stood on
the gangway waving good-by TO the
people he brought safely across the
ocean. At the end of the refrain the
pretty girls, gave three cheers for the
skipper and the girls cheeTed as loudly
as the men. For the Siberia's smart
appearance credit is given to Arthur
ONeill, the liners executive officer and
one Of the most exacting housekeepers
in the service
Among the liners passengers were
rhe following;
From Honglong-J. r. Powell Grant. Mrs J.
f. Powell Grant ". g. PrindIe A. s. Ander-
son. Rev W. n Campbell Mrs ". II Camp
bell and infant, Master Dwight Campbell Ira
LeCnls, Mrs. " II Campkln and infant, T.
Cook, !. J. Peterson Miss Mary Peterson. w
Stewart, A. Brogan. Mrs. II. Taegart. X. r.
s.ippmann, Dr. J; smith, Tom Wing. Wong Tin
sbanghai-B Beletsd DR.. X Moultanowsky.
ar. A. PolozOh, Miss Olga Tour Miss Olga
Ea&lowsHy, Mrs f. .Seiobmoun. H Goodfellow,
A. .. Morgan, r. Leissiug, Hsia Ting Hsing,
Chun kon ShOn, Mrs. a. K Parker, X. G.
Peck Mrs. Z. ". Fearon, Miss II. Fearon
Miss O. Niclers Professor =. l. NystrOn.
.Nagasald-J. c AuIIgan. W s Munson
6pbe-A. Rock. Mrs T. Guggenheim and
Ec.,- Miss K. OZaki, W =. Jones. Miss Esther
L Shields
Yokohama-T Inomata. NJ S TarbeIl. N B.
Zerener, G. H McCready. Mrs. C. Il. Mo
Gready, Miss Nellie McCresdy, Miss Edna Nc
aCready. j. s. Rankin. n. Honda, C.. r King.
X. Sako. Mrs. *. Sello. =. Gaggenheim, W.
Nelson, Mrs ". Nelson, Miss II. Rioch. Miss
ii. Hsrsmatsr Miss Jane Goldthwaite. W. A.
AaUont. Dr. g. D. YAH, Mrs. c. j. Vail, Miss
Laura Houghton, Miss II. c. Houghton, J. g
D. BsrthOlf r d Briggs, J. ElkntoR- Mrs. A
F. clark, Mrs -. J. Bailey. C.. ". Bernhardt,
Mrs Florence Noel. Miss g. Noel Mrs. II.
HoE. Z. Schmidt. W. T. Mitchell, Mrs. " r
Mitchell. r. Shelforas Mrs IL Roberts.
FQnolulu-Mrs. p. l. Weaver. L. Abrams
5irs. l. Abrams. Mrs ". o. smith, Miss x.
smith. C.. Smith A 7. Brock. Mrs A. T.
Er6ci and infant, T. ". Hebron, Miss Gladys
Eobrou, Mrs. J. a. Hopper. Miss N. Hopper.
Dodge. Miss 81. F kellner. =. Henriques,
Yrs. +. Henriques. Miss 4. Green, r. Cation,
Miss NJ. Patty, ". Il. Smith. J. b. Castle, J.
kidwelI. Mrs. C.. o. Wood, Miss Wood, Master
s. Wood, Miss A. Nakaolelua, Miss K NJ
cooke. Miss =. Hundiey A. y. Campbell ~
berg J. w Donald, Miss a. W Tucker, Mrs
q. t. Barker Miss Rhoda Green, n 7. Isen-
Berg. Miss Dazengremel. Master stewart Blue,
A. c. BcWles. Miss +. Hail, Mrs. N G. Barry.
Mrs. 7. y. Hobron. Miss Hebron. Mrs. r. b.
Within Mrs. J. II. Henry. Miss b. e Henry,
Ogier. j. ". Ross. Miss T. Narrow, St C..
Sayres. O. Toepelmanu Captain William Mat
sen. Mrs William NatsOn, William Gregg Jr,
MIS- u lIisn. Gregg Jr- Miss l. Matson. Miss
Enid Gregg Miss Ethel Franc S, Mss =. Greeg,
Miss S. Palmer. r. A Bresse, /. Weinzheimer,
5 sachs O. f. Purcell. Stanley Dollar J. Z.
Situtak j. z. Alexander Master L. Brown,
Mrs E. Carson, Miss Mayburg.