The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MANCHURIA CARRIES RECORD NUMBER OF
PASSENGERS FOR THE ORIENT.



Manchuria, Captain ]. w. Saunders.
sailed yesterday for the Orient, carry
ing the largest number of cabin pas
sengers that has left port on a Pacific
Mail steamship since the DAYS of the
old side-wheelers. Her cabins were
crowded and every hold was jammed to
It's fun capacity with freight. The car
60 consists largely Of contraband for
Japan and includes machinery, struc-
tural steel and gun-carriages. Most of
the structural steel is the product of a
local firm and viii be used in replacing
on the Manchurian railway the bridges
sacrificed through the necessities of
war The mess beef, If there is no Rus
san interference with the Manchuria
between here and Japan, will furnish
food for the little brown soldiers and
sailors.
The Manchuria was half an hour late
IN leaving the wharf owing to the tardy
arrival Of the Office mail. AS she left
her berth the liners bow scraped the
roof OF the wharf shed. tearing to
pieces a coal chute, causing Niagara
OF ShlnRieS TO clatter into the bay and
stampeoing large crowd gathered to
bid departing friends good-by. The
damage was slight, and such harm as
was done was unavoidable. as the liner
was prevented by a bank of mud from
swinging clear
Among the passengers on the Man
churla was Shalom Silverstone, recent
" elevated from the assistant secre-
taryship OF the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company TO the position of
agent at Hongkong for the Pacific Mail,
Occidental and Oriental and Toyo Kisen
Kaisha steamships. Silverstone was
accompanied by his wife and three chill
dren. The new agent takes to his post
IN the Orient the pond wishes of his
former associates and the regard Of a
large number of friends, who assembled
IN a small army on the wharf to bid
him good-by and wish him good luck
in his new sphere.
The passengers included army and
navy officers, diplomats, business men
and travellers for pleasure-205 of them
altogether W. w Rockhill the new
Minister 10 China, and H. b. Miller the
new Consul General to Japan, are on
the Manchuria bound for their new
posts.
Following is a full list of the Man
churia's passengers:
For Honolulu-H M Alexander. Mrs H. NJ
Alexander. F. C. Atherton. Mrs. F. C Ather-
ton, Miss May L. D. Baldwin. Miss H. A Bar
iins' J. 3, castle. Hrs. ] B. Castle. r. s.
Crombie. Mrs R. 6. Crombie Mrs Mary z.
ter, J. r. Gait. Mrs. J. R Gait. A. Gartley,
J. F. c. Hagens, Mrs J. F. c. Hagens. Miss
'f 2Ss ao%ard aa Mrs NTs 5ohh.on S m9%afa Mss NT
johnson. ". A. Kinney Mrs ". A. Kinney
and son. Mrs. ]. A. Magoon and three children,
Charles Mansaro Mrs. Charles Msnsard and
child. Miss N. McAndrew. J. Michaes. Jet E.
Nash, W. J. q Brien Mrs W. J. O Brien,
II. A. Peairs. Miss L. A. Raney. Otto A. Roth
e, Miss J. sehaefer, J. NJ spalding. Miss
Mabel Stfllman. Miss Elnora Sturgeon. Mrs.
Ida w Waterhouse Miss y. NJ White. E. P.
Wilcox Mrs E. P Wilcox J. D. Willard
Xokohsns-Mrs. C W Allen Miss Gertrude
Alien. E. Balio, John Becker. Miss NJ B. Bull
H Gable. Charles Calman. c. A Davenport,
Miss c. b Farnum Miss L H French Miss
Y. c. Flynn. William H. Hammer Mrs VIII
liam III. Hammer and child r. d. aEeathheid
Mrs. H D. Heathheld. Captain Henry Leon
W T. McChesney Lieutenant Colonel e J.
McClernand. L. s A. Mrs. E J. McCiernand,
2. miller. 49, Ms II. B. Miller. mis- Miss L Z.
Miller Miss " Miller. Miss NJ J.
4 Motley, Mrs. A H Motley. Mrs. NJ c.
Nagle. K. J.. Parker Mrs. Z. J. Parker Mrs
Y. Rice. ". ". RocEhin Mrs W W W Rock
hill and maid, Miss n A. Rockhill, Thomas
sammons Mrs. Thomas sammons and son.
Mis- a r. Townsend, Mrs. 9. }. Townsend,
. n Tsukshara Mrs. z. + Tusks Major L l.
Seaman. K Seko, John Stiven, J. c. Wood
bury, Mrs j. c. Woodbury. Miss NJ. Wood
Kobe-A J. caslfant.
Nseasakd-H n. Pratt
shanghai-E- G. Adams. Mrs. z C. Adams
J H Anderson, i-erre Armand. Mrs. Pierre
Armand. Miss A. Ballard Mise NJ Dwyer
Miss Lena johnson Rev. Paul Keller Mrs
Paul Keller. Miss L. Matties Miss Bessie r.
Miller. J. i. Rodgers and servant F. O. Van
Corridor, Mrs F. O. Van Gorder George Van
Gorder. Hubert Nos. r Vim. Miss NJ. H
y illlfnsOn.
HongkOng-Miss Caroline Aiasle Rev r. E.
Armstrong. Otto Bentz l. c. Bishop. c. A
Black. Miss Douglas Bomsr z. J. Byrne C
N Cotterman. Mrs. C NJ COtterrnan and
daughter. J. Leslie Davis. Robert G. Dieck
J. r. Douglas. Mrs. J. r. Douglas and child
Dr v. F. Dunlap Mrs. W F Dunlap and
two children. R. T. Edwards. Mrs r. T. Ed
wards. Miss May FauEote. Mrs. L. Ferguson,
DR. II. G. Fleming. Mrs. H. Forbes. Miss Z.
= Forbes. r. \. Graham. II. Haiser, Miss K
p Hicks. Mrs p. n. Holman. Miss T. How
ard F. II. Hutchinson. Mrs r. NJ Hutchison,
Mrs. Powell Johnson. & r. King G. " Kline
A MacaulaN r Macsulay, Miss NJ Macaulay
Albert Naeee. Mrs. a. Magee. Rev. P. Nc
Hale. F. ". Mitchell Mrs. r. ". Mitchell
Thomas z. Moss, s. H Peodar Mrs. A NJ
Peddar, Mrs M. E Sawyer. s Silverstone
Mrs s Silverstone and three sons. Andrew
snroule, Mrs. Andrew Sprouie, Miss Aliza
Spr0uie. Miss Emily Sp7oule. Miss Martha
Sproule. Mrs J. g Sweeney, Miss sue
Sweeney. a. A. Van Noorhfes. Mrs "A. A. Van
toorhfes. r. ]. Van Voorhies A. O. Nroman,
George Watson. Mrs s F. Watson. Mrs. r.
= Wheat and son.
Join at honolulu. A. Applebsum. A s.
Caldwell J. Reed Elliott B. 6. Holt. Dr.
Powell johnson. H. J. Rosencrantz.