The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Moneolia Sails for Orient.

The Pacific Mail Company's big liner
Mongolia, Captain Porter, loaded down
with freight until she was drawing
more than thirty feet of water and with
her decks crowded with passengers,
sailed yesterday for the Orient. She
would have moved into the stream
promptly at 1 o'clock, but after the
gangways had been hauled ashore it
was discovered that General Agent AL
exander Center was still on board. One
of the gangways was replaced and
Center disembarked. The delay was
short, but long enough to mar record
for prompt departure and greatly to
disturb the equanimity Of the unwit-
ting cause.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
were Mrs. w. H. whiting and Miss e.
Whiting wife and daughter of Admir-
al Whiting, who the other day was
knocked down and seriously injured by
a Honolulu streetcar Congressman
]. K. Kalanianaole, better known as
Prince Cupid, and his wife were pas
sengers on the liner.
In addition to the cabin passengers
the Mongolia carried so Japanese and
$50 Chinese. She had about $4,000 tons
Of cargo.
Her cabin passengers were:
For Honolulu-Paul Achilles L. e.
Arnold, Mrs L. E. Arnold and two
children, Mrs. Margaret R. Bradshaw,
w. L. Bryant, Mrs. W. L. Bryant, Mrs.
l. Carter, Miss M. E. Carter, E. A.
Davis, F. J. Devlin, Mrs. F. j. Devlin,
James D. Dole, H. D. Dugan, DR.. L. J.
Dull, Mrs. L. ]. Dull, M. H. Ellis, B.
Fenton, Mrs. 3. Fenton, Mrs. s. Fen
ton, S. S. Georgia, B. M. Gum, Mrs.
B. NJ. Gum, Mrs. ]. B. Hill, Mrs. r. NJ.
nj To- nj
Kalanianaole, Mrs. H. NJ. Lockwood.
]. w. Mason, E. B. McClanahan, Mrs.
Z. B. McClanahan and daughter. Miss
Emily Parkhurst George S. Paysor,
Joseph G. Pratt, c. du Roi, Miss H.
Robson, M. Rosenbledt, Henry A.
Strong. A w. Walker, Mrs. A w.
Walker, Miss E. Whiting, Mrs. w. H.
Whiting, Miss Beatrice Yoell.
Yokohama-Henry Blum, Mrs. H.
Blum, two children and servant; Mrs.
George l.. Bradley, George f. Dow,
Mrs. George E. Dow, Miss Lillian Dow,
Mrs. H Dutard, N. de Fock, Mrs. NJ de
Fock, Henry s. Glazier. F. G. Gragg,
Oscar NJ Herzog, P. w. Gavin, Mrs.
P. w. Gavin and daughter, G. G. Huse.
Mrs. H c.. Huse. Mrs. j. X. G. Hobbs,
Colonel o. Kinosuke Tamura, Mrs. S.
Knox Thomas James and servant, Miss
q. Parker; Commander Joseph H.
Rohrbacher, u. s. N; Mrs. ]. H. Rohr-
bacher, D. Saito. J. H. Schoonmaker,
Mrs. ]. II. Schoonmaker, T. Shuma-
tani. Mrs. F. Staples, Miss M. e. Tur-
ner. ]. F. vernet. F. vivanti, Mrs. F.
Vivanti, H. r. Yamamoto.
Kobe-H. B. Angwin, G. S. Beebe,
A. E. Clark, Mrs. A. E. Clark, James
Granger, ]. I. Hall, K. Keto, DR.. r.
IS. Miller, Mrs. r. S. Miller, Rudolph
coberer w T. Schroth. Mrs. w. J.
Schroth. DR.. T. c. Thornicraft, Miss
Shanghai-H. j. Burniston, G. P.
Forster. Mrs. o. NJ. Hooker, J. H.
Ranger, DR.. Howard Taylor, Mrs.
Howard Taylor. Rev. ]. Hudson Tay-
lor. c.. O. Thompson, Mrs. c. O..
Thompson. Baroness A. Won Meyer
inck, T. C. White.
Hongkong-H. c. Banon, ]. N.
BOYD, DR.. G. e. Chamberlain, Laong
Chuck-on, ]. H. Crane, Mrs. ]. HI.
Crane, C. z. Dickinson, Mrs. c. E.
Dickenson, H. Fielder, H. F. Finken-
hofer, r. j. Haskin. Lee kai. James
p. Lawler, s. Middleton, Miss Della
Miller. J. H. Morse, Mrs. j. H. Morse,
Mrs. n. Noblett, Miss Dorothy Patter-
son. Mrs. Sadie Pike, Richard P. Re-
gan. II. b. Rice, Mrs. II. B. Rice, Miss
p. ". Richards, L. A. Smart, Carson
TAYLOR, Mrs. Carson Taylor.
Join at Honolulu-W w. Andrews,
Mrs. w. w. Andrews, A. K. Belts, H.
Gross. e. M. Holbrook, Mrs. e. M.
Holbrook. A. o. Larkin, Miss A. S.
Larkin, III. Maitland, ]. c. Milligan,
w. S. Munson, Miss e. @. Taylor,
James Woolworth, Mrs. James Wool
worth. Miss E. H. Woolworth. A. l..
Young.