The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
LINER KOREA BRINGS OVER A THOUSAND
PASSENGERS FROM THE FAR EAST.

"a plain Seabury, arrived early yester-
cay morning from the Orient. She
anchored in quarantine nearly two
aours before sunrise. having made the
run from Honolulu in five davs and
tWeiNe hours. BY sunrise all depart-
liiehls OF the floating hotel were ready
ior the Federal inspection 10 which
al vessels from foreign ports must
submit The quarantine doctors got
through their work quickly. and as
lhe yellow flag came down the Korea's
Shcilof came Up- The work Of taking
Up declarations was finished in mar
NeloUsly short time and before
o CLOCK Captain Seabury had his big
chsrge made fast alongside the wharf.
Saptaln SeabCry is in a class BY him
@selt @ when il comes 10 handling a
steamer, but he never did a prettier
piece OF work in his half-century OF
sallor1ng than yesterday, when he took
tne Korea into her berth as quickly
ana easily as il she had been running
on railroad track. There was z
stnong ebb tide running, and under
similar circumstances il is not unusual
LOT Psclhe Nall liner 10 spend sew
erai hours and the energy Of one or
more tugs IN getting alongside Cap
ain Seabury, who has rare Judgment
ana lhe nerve 10 back IL up. made the
tloe help him, and not q liue was put
out until the liner was IN her berth
captain Seabury has been granted
ieaNe OF absence until next October.
Sho IN a lew days he is going away,
ne says, as far from sea ard ships as
The railroad train will carry him. Al
tnough not ILL., he needs a rest. and
IS going 70 take il in the country. This
IS captain Seabury's first real vaca-
Uon since he Joined the Pacific Mail
company nearly forty years ago He
came here in 1873 as first mate of the
- 1Gstaf-5oa, commanded By his uncle.
me following year ne was promoted
ana given command Of the Arizona
ana ever since then he has been sail
Ing IN and out Of this harbOr. His repu-
lation IS world wide, and no better
sallorman or more dignified gentleman
ever ruled from The bridge OF an Amer
lean merchantmen His subordinates
worship him and even his enemies re-
spect him
The voyage ended yesterday was the
herea's thirteenth, but in spite OF the
hooooo and numerous Friday sailings
there was nothing specially unluckv
about the trip Captain James Sim
moncs, q Shanghai pilot, died on board
Of apoplexy, ana James Green. an old
man. resident Of Kobe, also died on
board Both Simmonds and Green
were in such poor health. however.
that not the most superstitious sailor
On the Korea tried TO connect their
deaths with the fact that the liner was
making her thirteenth voyage
Comokusa Horkassa, 2 japanese
steerage passenger, engaged in a
gambling game with a Chinese fellow
traveller The Chinanan won Sc Of the
brown mans money, and the Nippon
ese proved q poor loser. He was locked
up II az improvised brig Yesterday
v hen the Korea arrived He had at
tackled the yellow winner Of his money
and taken $50 Of the Chinaman's gold
IN addition 70 the 50 which had passed
70 the pigtal gambler during the card
game.
The Korea brought 2o5 cabin passen-
gers. l24 Chinese; 70 japanese from
japan and ees from Honolulu. She
brought 5i13s tons Of cargo. which in
GUIDED 1162 bales OF silk, 700 chests OF
Tea and 200 raus Of rice. The passen-
gers included the following:
From EonEkons-John p Blain. P
Deriekson. 4. J. Frances H n Gallagher
Charles c. Kent. J B Lieberg. Mrs e Mars.
Mrs. Jacob Speicher and three children Mr-
2 W Iiloen and son. George A6e. Z r
I1n-55llngs 4 L Eh-rnan. Ms A. J; Francis.
Professor II. s. Graves A. 5 Laaln Miss
1ds 9 Loper. Joseph Oppeahsin. Lieutenant
W r. Sexton lU. s. NJ Mrs Il. y. Allen
H T Dodge Mrs A. L Ehrulan Mrs. George
y Gray Mrs. 4 s Graves. Mrs. A s.
Latin. Miss n. Livernore. Rear Admiral Yates
Sterling &C. s NJ Rev Jacob speicher. Ms
Shanghai-J- c coDpage. Charles Denby Jr..
Oscar Mordhorst. Mrs.. F. ozter. Mrs. T L.
Miss L GUNNER. D. " Gilnour Mrs NJ
J Nsalt. Mrs z Pare. Miss Cara ssaton.
Z. Hutchinson. F Oster, K Romberg L r.
TUttle Paul Witkowski-
Kobe-GeorEe Boden. DR.. X. z Alexander
Fuchs. John D. Abel. Airs J. J. Chapman
and two children, Alfred kasehs. H =. Alex
YoEohzrna-Rrs. Susan r. Ashley. william
Bssset, Ms Il r. BostE1ck. Mrs. Mary A
Ball. Roscoe crary. : s Gundsrson.
o1sI = Howard 20 s Al. Captain " Y.
JU6son &c. s. A. n. Kuranisi. Carl Lubg
man Mrs.. 7 B. Lzwler and daughter. Juli6s
Martins. Alfred Nuttsu A. ono. Mrs z. z.
Clcott William A EuEnpf T E p. Sutton.
george H Southeouab. \. suzuki s shimizu,
Ian Bssset. Ms Flora 3. Booth. Rev. h
: easS esss. MEs ssa aauSh,eri q D0'ff e. Mas HasAido
Rev- n Erttoa. 5 s lzgHisa1n1 e -. 4
8 No-1rnoto. Rev J. I. McLsughiin. Mrs
Al.red Nuttah Mrs n ota, K osikawa-
Mrs AdrniraI Sterling. X sniohinchi. y shl-
Inozka. J F. Thorn, \ Underwood. Mrs 2
r. Ashley 7. Akahoshi. H Z Bostwies,
Mrs Kate z. B.ssell, Irving II. Chase. VII
lers A Dodge Ellsworth J. Foote ?. II.
CsoVrey. T HzsokeUa Mrs. NJ Il. Hutton. 7.
T~Favasbt Lieutenant Commander G. Kaem-
Sistsor1oto- Nh. J. l. Mclaughlin and daugh-
r. n Cf,zra A V S Oicott. 3 Pedersen,
T- 7 II Rosenthal W Richmond Smith.
Miss Sterling S. suyama- n shinrai W c.
zenoiuiu-w. r BRYANT Mrs Il P. Ben
80 Bruce Cartwright. Miss Anna Gounez. Mrs
p NJ Hul +. H Humphrtex. Mrs. H L
Kerr Mrs. .. Knox. Miss Imgard Macfsrlane
y Morgan George II. Newton 4 Norris
Il r Prsngie Bob Richards. c c. Shepard,
Nrs e P Sargent. y. r Van Arsdsle Mrs.
p Z. wilcox Theodore Wolf. Stanley Wal
Tror Mrs Cara " Armstrong. Mrs. W L
T5rvsux = Brownstein, II D Eaton. Mrs
Hfsr- D Hendricks Miss L Hathaway. .. ".
Kirkland Harold Kerr. Mrs. " NcKenzis,
Mss n Meyer. H c. Morton. Mrs George Il
Norton. Mrs. A Norris. G. R. Richards. Il. s.
Rand, Mrs. c. c. Shepard and son. Mrs. ".
II Van Arsdale Miss J Wilcox, 7. L Wal
dron Rodrers Hsldron. Louis n Brown Mrs
louis II Brown and daughter. Mrs K. p. Full
brook Nrs J. G. HILL A Haenisch. C Kaiser
katherine Kerr, Mrs. W. 4 Maya, Mrs. Nc
Kenzie Katherine Mckenzie. Mrs Il. G. Moo
rsr- Fben z Oicott, Mrs G. r. Richards
Mrr II s Rand and daughter, Miss Van
Ssufvood " WoIseley, Miss z II. Wilcox
Mrs 7. L Wsldron-
AIariposa Sails for Tahiti.
The Oceanic Steamship Coznpany's liner
Nsrfposz- Captain " D. Watson. sailed yes
terdsy for Tahiti with crowd Of passengers