The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
Has Manu- Pas
SGngGPS in Her
Cabins.
DOPiC Comes Di-
rect From the
Orient.

Crowded with passengers and bring
ing a large and varied cargo, the
Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Sonoma. Captain Herman, arrived
yesterday from the Antipodes. With
the exception OF the two days follow
ing The Sonoms' : departure from Auck-
land fine weather marked the run
across the Pacific That forty-eight
hours u storm. however. was some
thing 10 remember. The wind blew
with terrific force and high seas play
"a ShutueC5ck ard hattledore with the
lner. She weathered the gale in splen-
did style, and when il was all over
me passengers were glad il had hap
pened, Tor they had been through a
storm that was 4 storm and thew will
be qualified for The remainder of their
ives 70 call an ordinary storm a mere
capful ~ wind
The night the SOnoma left Pago
Eaeo, on March ~ VI. Richards. a FIRE
man, was accidentally struck on the
mead by an ash bucket and instantly
killed His body was embalmed and
brought home for burial. Rickard had
been Oh the Sonoma ever since she
went INTO commission and was a favor
'te with al hands. He was 2 man Of
lerCulean proportions. weighing 300
snip said Captain HERMAN yester-
day Richards was zS years old and q
native OF Delaware. The Ffremen's :
mon fook charge Of the body yester-
day and VIII attend TO the funeral.
Among the Sonoma's s PCS passengers
was J. ?. Bray. United States Consul
al Melbourne He was appointed BY
PRESIDENT Mckinley. and is home on his
nrSi leave Of absence. Bray reports
business in the Antipodes in a prosper
Gus condition
o. Hackenschnidt. the Russian
wrestler was a passenger on the liner
lie is on his. way 10 London he says
but viii visit some Of the larger cities
III this country before crossing the At
lantic- He says he has bigger and bet
Ter muscles than SandOw. and declares
nimsef the Jeffries of the wrestling
game.
Among the passengers from Homo
lulu were Mr. and Mrs. n. Nacfarlane
Deputy Sheriff Il. &. Vida came I'd
on the SOnona. He is on his way to
London te--geI a kanaka wanted in
Honolulu fhr murder.
Tho Sonoma brought a large ship
rnent Of mall Her passengers included
the following:
From sydney william Martin. Frank Gu
bl- Miss Perry. Gustav Rypens II Nisenasp
william Rumnlea Father Csleeson- MI ar5
Bon. ] =. Bray Mrs. F. Friend, Mr. and
Mrs. H. BRYANT, e Alexander, T. Kfbbie C.
] Dars Miss Friend, Captain Hunt. w A
l5r.e-. .. Hsckenschm4dI, John Titsch Miss
Donaldson, \. C. Goddard, Mr.. and Mrs
QIerie Father MeGratto
ArckLano-I Charlesworth. Mr. and Mrs. l.
Hctmes Commander r. s Tuesiger G. l.
Lea1sr William Holmes Francis Corbett A
= lsmpben. A. 9. Wilson. James Bradley,
= ~ Palmer William Boyd ( A Davis
N-s Channon. M and Mrs P Archibald.
b. md Ms. c. Grifhths. Miss Channon. "
Ar-nibsid-
HoucIuiu-H. ". Holliag. Mrs II K. Mead
SIS Lewis L. A Graham Miss Morrow
li-rsze. J. Geoghegsn and two children r.
---s--u' Mr. and Mrs J. ID. Nifong O. H
Need. Mr. and Mrs A Heiss Mr. ana Mrs
atkins ]. C. Woodrow. r F. BsrstOw. Mir
az Mrs C. J. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A
Moore. Master Mead Mr.. and Mrs. z r.
Dat J. B. Murphy ". @. Cooper. H c Vida
] = Ross. Miss c. Snow. J. ellison, Mrs G.
se1derson A. p Kutsch Mr. and Mrs H
Asrfarlsne, Mr. and Mrs. 7. W. o Brien and
-'N6. Rev. L. n ". Dfgby. A l. Lisconb.
> r Ferguson Mrs. Strassburger @. II
e-rlite T. ". Hutton Mr. and Mrs Moore
and child l. Gotoh. A Liscomb.