The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SIBERIA OUT
FOR RECORD RUN
Liner Sails for Orient With
Extra Fuel and Fifteen
Additional Coal Passers
NAIL Is LEFT BEHIND
Iruckload of Late Letters
Left on Wharf Because 1t
is Delayed Five Minutes

The Pacihc Mail Company's liner sibe-
ria Captain J. Tremaine Smith, sailed
yesterday for The Orient. She left prompt
y al 4 % clock prepared TO make a rec
ora run 10 Honolulu. President E H
Hartman, with his wife and family is
on board, and Vice President and Gen
eraI Manager r. =. Schwerin is also a
passenger. Mr.. Hartman wants to make
longer stay AT Honolulu than the
inner S schedule provides, and as he does
het wish to upset the schedule the Sibe-
lla rs going 10 be sent along at Cuil
speed II all records for this run are not
broken il viii be because the Siberia
has not got il in her. To enable her 20
make the time great quantity of extra
coal vas taken and fifteen additional coal
pssscrs were shipped.
lne Siberia left promptly at ! o'clock.
And thereby hangs a tale OF many dissp-
pointments IN the first place, two in
tending passengers who arrived at 1901 p.
n. missed the steamer But that was
their own fault They were sixty seconds
lale. just as the lines were cast of
truck load of United States mail, Of the
coming Of which the company had been
notified scme time before, reached the
wharf Like the belated passengers, il
was left behind. The leaving of this mail
means that the letter from home which
hundreds OF eKiles in the Far East are
expecting on the Siberia will not reach
It's destination for a week or so after IL
should have arrived. 1t may also mean
not a little inconvenience to innumerable
business houses. When the Office mail is
late. ana il usually is, Pacific Mail liners
- wait for it They have waited several
hours. Passengers and the United States
mail, however, must be on time or they
viii get left
Arthur O'Neill, formerly chief officer
Of the Siberia, accompanied Adr. Schwer-
in as a passenger. Schwerin is taking
O'NeIll with him 10 look into the steve
d0ring problem at Yokohama
The Siberia carried large number OF
passengers and more than 5000 tons OF
cargo. She took silver bullion valued at
SOS 513.
Among her passengers were the follow
ing:
Tor Honolulu-Niss 3. Aidrich Miss c: E.
Barron, " d. Barlow, James =. Castle. MIS-
r. r.. Day. Rev. Roland B. Dodge, p. L.
Horne, F. n. Lewis. Mrs. Jarrett s. Lewis
Miss May Lowell. Colonel 9. w MaciarlSne'
r Nahum, C. D. Miliken, ". c. McGon-
agIe Mrs Ruth Robbins: Mrs. A. L. Soule
Two CHILDREN and Inaidi Joseph Schwartz Mrs
W. W. TAYLOR, Mrs. c. Thrailkel.
Yokohama-F. z. Barr, o. Bates Mrs E
A. Billings Professor Borden T; Bovine MIS-
Dowley Miss Daisy Ena, r. A. EDDY, Mrs
r. A. Eddy and maid. Miss s. K. Eiyerson,
Il. C. ellis Robert GOelet and valet, Mrs
Robert Goelet and maid, Leo Goodknd, Miss
~ D.
+. H Hartman and maids, Miss Mary Har-
riman. Miss Carol Hartman, Miss Cordelia
Hartman, Master Roland Hartman. Master
Giadye Howard Mrs. J. c. Huggins E. R.
Kellogg, L. O. kellogg. Rev. n L Lobdell.
Dr. " @. Lyle. J. c. Mcknight John 9.
Meyers, Deyid 8f3nkkinen. Mrs. David Mink
kineu Miss Ida 7. Morrison II. Nell, H. p.
Roach. Mrs Il. P: Roach and son, R. P
Schverin, Rev. D. P. Schneider, Rev. w J.
seiple. Mrs. Y; J. seiple' J. F. Steiner J.
Kobe+sIiss Christine H Cameron. Miss Ma
ria l. Chase Miss Anna E. Coffin, Miss Lucy
Floy Donaldson, Rev. George S: Aecune Mrs
Mrs. E. F Mcfarland, Rev ". A. Noble.
Mrs. ". a. Noble and three children. Miss
Louisa A. Smith, Miss Nettie Ir1Iabsner
Ms. Katherine Willsher.
shanghai-Aliss Abbie Chaplin, Miss May H
Chaplin, Mrs. ". B. Hamilton, Miss M l.
Hamilton. J. L. Hendrey Mrs. J. L. Hen
Martin Miss n. c. Monatt B. H. Pierce.
Eongkong-Miss c bartholomew, s J. Best,
57heef Nr Il A Cheek and two Children,
Miss Mary z. Coleman, c. B. Curtis, Mrs. F.
Dowley. Chester c. Fuson, w. II. Gallagher,
J. n. Gembln E c. Gee, Mrs. z. G: Gee;
Grandstand. Mrs E. P. HanInersley. E. r.
Hay, Kirby s. Heck, Mrs. Kirby S. Heck.
Ars F. P EolcOT5 d. Miss Marion orion Egft. fsl'h-
ton n Laird. z. A. Katsch, Miss Julia
Larned. Miss A. L. Lowrie. Dr.: Isabella Mack.
y. " Marq1ardt. Ralph McculIoch. Miss
Maud II. Miller Mrs. J. r. Peale, Rev. J. r.
Teaie, Miss c. c. Phelps, Gustav Pfordt Rev.
Quinn. s. P Read, I. ROsenfeid, Edward
sehs so, SSTgton 1,1neT Nh MS sn5aTss MsTssrgt
Turner, Charles A Weise, Mrs. Charles A.
Weise, J, g. Williamson, Mrs. v. G. Willis
George H. Wright. s J. Wright, Miss Grace
JON At HonOlulu-A. ". Adds. Miss F. Al
dis, Miss G. Adds. z. Poor. Mrs. z. Poor.