The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
Many Passengers Booked to
Depart OH Oceanic Com
pany'S Liner for Antipodes
ROYALTY ON THE LIST
Former Queen Liliuokalani
Returns to Honolulu Aft
er Visit to Washington

The Oceanic Steamship Company
liner Sonona, Captain Herman, will
sail at 10 o'clock this morning for
Honolulu and the Antipodes. Although
ii was known more than a week ago
that the Sonomas departure would be
delayed for several days beyond the
schedule time on account of the late
arrival OF the British Australian mail,
many OF those bound for Honolulu
whose names appeared on the passen-
ser list of the Mongolia waited for the
Sonoma and will leave on the Oceanic
Steamship Company's liner to-day. Ad
vantage was taken of the Sonoma'S S
long stay in port TO give the famous
mail carrier a thorough overhauling
on the drydock and when she reaches
Sydney she viii not be SO far behind
her schedule as she is now.
Mrs. ". @. Irwin and Miss Irwin are
returning TO Honolulu on the Sonoma.
Another passenger will be ex-Queen
Liliuokalani, who has been at the ma
tionsl capital making another effort to-
ward the advancement Of her claims
against Uncle Sam w. H. Hoogs of
Honolulu is going back TO the island
port on the liner.
Among the passengers for Samoa are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wernham Mr..
Wernham is from England and is one
OF the largest soap manufacturers in
the world. W. B. Leffingwell, an East
ern newspaper man, with his wife and
sister-in-law, will travel to Auckland
on the Sonoma. Z. Gill and Miss E.
GIL OF Oakland. who are making a
tour Of the world, will join the Sonoma
at Honolulu for Sydney.
Following is 4 list of the Sonoma's s
passengers:
For Honolulu. X. Aea, ]. D. Aim
oku. Mrs. n. G. Allen. w. H Baugh, DR..
G. W. Darlington, George Darlington,
David Crowley, Miss NJ Z. Dexter, Mrs.
S. H. Douglas, Miss NJ. Douglas, r. S.
Dollar, A. w. Gray. d. II. Gray. Mrs.
Gray, Miss r. Hail, Miss Malta Hale
Iulka. ". II. Hoogs. II. II. Hopkins, Mrs.
". 6. Irwin and maid. Miss Irwin. II.
VI. Queen Lniuokalani. Miss NJ Hyde
Smith. DR.. J. 5. Stone, Hugh Stevenson,
Miss NJ G. Alien. H. Beckwith, Mrs. H.
s. Ewing and two children. J. G.. Faria,
Mrs. Faria, NJ. N. Harmon. c. Jackson,
Mrs. Robert levin and child, Miss z.
r. Morrow. Mrs. N. Nelson, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Nichols, Mrs. Mary Shina, Mrs. G. Van
Orden and child, J. W. Scott, R. S.
Jones.
Pago Pago-Alfred Preuss. Fred
Wcrnham, Mrs. Wernham. W. Coleman,
J. T. Cox. Mrs. c. Keneson, B. Near
thur.
AuckIand-w. NJ. Boyd, W. B. Lef-
fnEweu. Mrs. Lefiingwell. Mrs. VI. S.
Leflngwell. ". B. Calder, ]. p. MorrelL
Sydney-E. L. Barbour Mrs. Barbour,
II. Give. Miss Anna Cordes. NJ. B. Cur
lis. Mrs. Curtis, Miss 3. Devoe, Rev. E.
= Gates Robert Inman, Mrs. Inman,
MISS Iuman. Mrs. z. F. Johnson, Rev.
Mr.. McGraw Mrs. MurdOck, r. W. owen,
Major Edw. Newell A. Preston. J. Telford.
Mrs. Thander and infant. P. A. O'Brien,
T. North. George White, Mrs D. Allen,
Miss Y. Allen. +. L. Bruno, T. II. Won
Gleichenstein. J. L. Gardiner, B. Gold
berg. John Howell, Tatsuzo kajima, E.
r Mclaughlin, T J. McMinn. A. d.
Nash. ". G. St. George, Allan H. Shaw,
p Steinfeld, Howard Thurston and Mrs.
Thurston.
To join at Honolulu for Sydney-E. Gill,
Miss Z. Gill. Rev. Z. McGrath.