The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05

The Pacific Mail Companys liner
Mongolia, Captain Porter, arrived yes
terday afternoon from the Orient. She
j brought 593 passengers, mostly from
Honolulu, and 416 of them Japanese.
| She has nearly 5000 tons Of cargo. but
stood high out of the water, to all ap-
pearances empty. She brought treas
ure valued at $4,000 and her cargo
included 662 bales of raw silk, 20,415
rolls of mating and 765 chests of tea.
! Among the passengers on the liner
were Admiral Silas w. Terry and his
wife. Admiral Terry's term of service
has expired and he has come home,
he says, to be laid on the shelf. He
was relieved of the command of the
Honolulu naval station last November,
I when he left the Hawaiian Islands for
the Orient, intending to make trip
around the world. California, he says,
lured him back and after few months
in the Far East he retraced his steps.
He expects to remain here for some
time before returning to his home in
Maryland, where he owns house, he
says, but where he is going to stay
only until he can find a residence in
w washington, u. y. Inere lie SApSClS
to drop anchor.
The Mongolia encountered fine
weather across the Pacific and made
the run from Honolulu in days 19
hours. She brought the following
cabin passengers:
From Hongkong-Henry H. Ba1ch,
Mrs. Sarah A. Babbitt, John K.
Brown, Mrs. Nina r. Brown, James
L. Davis. Mrs. John Fortune, Thomas
F. Fortune, William D. Hobbs, Mrs.
Marion Marshall, Henry c. Russell,
John Moody luther, William E. Url-
win, Mrs. Maud st. J. Werner. Master
Guy st. j. Werner.
/ Nagasaki-William Orr Leitch.
/ Kobe-Captain Benjamin Havner,
Riyotaro Hayashi, Mrs. John Hayashi.
Yokohama-Albert l.. Bagnall. Mrs.
Myrtle H. Bagnall, Mrs. Ella Belden,
Miss Jean A. Chase, Claude Eynard,
Camille v. H. t. Frank, Mark III.
Frank, Keisuke Fryioka, Carl Gott-
fried Cox, Toyosuke Hada, He'll Ko-
! yssu, Jean B. F. Larrien, Henry de
Loewenthal-Linan, Miss Jessie ]. Mar
shall, Harry Maxwell, James Reid,
Frank E. Shaw, e. Holden Smith, Miss
Lucy Ward Stebbins. Charles j..
Strome, Yasugo Takahashi, Mrs. Toki
Takamatsu, Miss Taxa Takamatsu,
Kctaio Takemura, Admiral Silas w.
Terry, Mrs. Louisa M. Terry, Charles
Fl. Webb, John w. Wilton, Arthur v.
Williamson.
Honolulu-Miss Helen K. Aldrich.
Mrs. NJ. F. Armstrong, Master R. F.
Armstrong, w. w. Bruner, E. S. Beck
with, Mrs. Beckwith, c. S. Bratnober,
Mrs. Bratnober. Master Bratnober,
Warren D. Clark. l.. Christian. j. B.
Church, Mrs. Church. Miss H.
Church, C. A. Chamberlin, Mrs. Cham
berlin, James Coleman, Miss G. Dow
sett, Mrs. d. G. Drake. Gould Dietz,
Mrs. G.. P. Dietz. Miss Louise Dietz,
George f. Folsom. Miss B. H. Follett,
j. F. Guiwits. John Gaenzle. Mrs.
Gaenzle, w. E. Grace. H. S. Gilbert,
/ M. Guheen, Miss May Green, Charles
! Halter, Miss e. V. Hadley, Miss M.
! Hadley, Howard Hedeman, M. G. Har-
ris, J. G.. F. Hieber, II. H. st. ]. Hua-
kim, Mrs. t. K. James. Walter L.
Johnstone, Mrs. Johnstone, w. A. Kin
ney. Mrs. Kinney, Master A. Kinney,
Mrs. v. Knudsen. Miss r. Knudsen,
Mrs. A. T. Knudsen, Miss Ito Taga-
! misa, Miss M. H. Little, Henry Lapp.
/ Mrs. Lapp, Master Lapp, Miss
! rOrange, L. Lowell Mrs. Lowell, Mrs.
E. s. Lyman, A. E. Lacy, ]. C. Lush,
j. R. Milford, Mrs. ]. A. Magoon, Miss
C. Magoon, Miss E. Magoon, Master
NJ. Magoon, S. T. Mcknight, Mrs. NJ.
E. Mcknight J. McVay, Mrs. McVay.
| j. E. Matthewson. Mrs. Matthewson,
! Thomas Mulqueen, Miss Grace L.
Paige, w. H. Pfuger. w. J. Patterson,
I Mrs. A. NJ. Putnam, Miss Florence
Putnam, Mrs A. G.. Stonesifer. F. NJ.
Spencer, Mrs. A. S. Saunders, NJ. B.
Stevens, Mrs. Stevens. j. H. Slattery.
Mrs. Slattery, Master F. Slattery, Miss
/ NJ. Slattery, E. NJ. Taylor, Mrs. Tay-
| lor. Master w. H. Taylor. Miss Helen
! Taylor j. C. Taylor, Mrs. Taylor, F.
! j. Trist, w. D. Taylor, Miss Gertrude
Vale Miss z. Warner, A. Wendroth,
Mrs. Wendroth. Master Wendroth,
w. Wagner, Mrs. Richard D. White.
Steamer Oregon Arrives.
The steamship Oregon, which took
! fire at sea February q off Crescent
E;tu and porour1xy acoonad docfrro+;or,