The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
smart lhrong Witnesses Departure of Steamship
for Far East and Military Band Supplies Music
Big Cargo Is
Nearly All for
Japan.

lulu and the Far East Of the liner Ko-
reas Captain Seabury in command. was
an afIalr Of social and military inter
est and smart gowns and bright uni
forms transformed the gloom of the
lrelght-strewn wharf-shed into the
cheerful glitter Of a swagger reception.
Costly lace was waved as the liner
moved away from her berth, and bios
SONS, bright, rare and fragrant, filled
lhe air, decked the liners rail and
sJre"ed the rough pIanking of the
wharf
General Arthur Macarthur. COM
hlSnoer or the Department Of the Pa
enc, was the star passenger. Accom-
panied by Mrs. Macarthur and Cap-
tam Parker w. West, he is bound for
Japan, from where the general will
proceed 10 the front and see something
OF the war as military representative
o. the United Stares. Many army peo-
PIE were at the wharf to pay their
IafeweI respects TO the commander,
2no when the liner started for the
heads the army contingent crowded on
board the steamer General Miff1in,
which accompanied the big Korea as
lar as the Preside. A military band on
Inc army boat expressed musically the
5000 wishes Of the generals military
family The music was enjoyed by all
II cheereo up those that were glad and
heiped the flow Of tears where weeping
was deemed the fittest farewell.
Mr. and Mrs. s. b. McNear and Miss
; L. McNear were Passengers on the
Korea, bound for Hongkong. In their
honor Collector of the Port Stratton,
on board the Custom House cutter
Golden Gate, escorted the liner down
the harbor.
Among the prominent people who left
on the liner and whose presence on
board were responsible for the size and
quallty OF the crowd on the wharf
were; Mrs Jane /. Stanford, who is
gong 10 Japan; Captain and Mrs. J. ].
Pershlng Of the army, bound for Toxic.
where Captain Pershing has been as
signed for duty as military attache TO
the american legation; John Good
now, who is going TO Shanghai to turn
over the affairs Of the consulate to his
successor, and DR.. J. w. Noble of
1ongkong, a millionaire physician and
Hongkong's pioneer and most enthusi-
astlc automobiles.
Robert w Ritchie literary editor of
The Call, who is going TO make tour
OF Japan, was a passenger on the liner. I
George Ade, who has promised to write
no more fables in slang, was on board.
ana the passenger list included army
ana navy officers, society folk. business
men and the always moving globe
IrOtter.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
was w. l. JohnstOne Of the Pacific
Mail Company's passenger department
N ho on tuesday evening married Miss /
LIia y Hutchinson Of San Mateo. and |
81 ho with his bride is visiting the Ha- |
Nailan Islands on a honeymoon jour |
ney.
The Korea carried the largest cargo
she has ever taken from this poI-t
There was nearly 1l,OOO tons of it, and
more than two-thirds of it is for japan. |
The korea's passengers were:
For Honolulu-Riley H. Allen, F. E. Bar
stow. c A. Chamberlin. Mrs c. A Chamber.
Daniel Craig, Mrs. Daniel Craig Charles l.
43singerflelo. J, de Laittre, J. a. Graham, W.
Johnstone. Carl Keiser. A p Kietsch. mrs
9 5. Miller Miss N. A Miller Miss L. I, |
Peck. John Prior Mrs n r Prosser. David
ISioe. Mrs David Rice. W. Il Rice, Mrs w |
= - I1ce ~ = = Richards Mrs I. L. Richards
- W. Richards, Mrs. @. ". Richards G. R |
richards. Robert Richards. c ]. Roberts |
Mrs. g. J. Roberts. Mrs. A NJ Saunders and |
Two 5 children, g. Il Schultz, Captain T. Seal |
J. Needer z. c. Winston
Nokohama-George Ade, H. H Albert Miss
=. Benner, Joseph A. Bennett Colonel w n
Irving chase Miss Alice Chase " roI,nssn5
Miss y. Hunt, T. Inumaru. N Iwano 9 G
Kent. Mrs n ]. King and son. A s I.aflin. |
MS A :. Latin, Z. Lea, +. J. Lias Mrs
i. }. LAS. W. H. Llewellyn. Mrs NJ F. |
LoHenstein. General Arthur Macarthur CU s. |
-, Mrs Arthur Macarthur, J. H Morrison, |
J. Minuma. d. Z. Newell Jr Captain J. J.
Iershing CU. s. A.. Mrs. J. J. Pershine
surgeon j. l. Pleadwen u. S. NJ Mrs F. |
J. PleadWen, S. Robinson, Mrs. J. s. Robin |
son. Miss Mary Ann Robinson. r. W Ritchie |
Mrs W Z. Ross X Shimamura, Miss Helen |
Strachan. n. 8 Tarbeu. NJ wachter, Captain |
J. W West @. S. A., T Yarnaguchi-
KOBE Walter Aldridge, Rev. R. P Cor
bold. Mrs. z. NJ Meadow and infant Peter /
Noren Mrs Peter Noren-
shanghai-Miss D. Cain, John Goodnow, |
Miss \. Hamilton, Rev z. NJ Huckaby Mrs |
=. NJ Huckaby. N. Katz. Miss B. Katz Mrs
Daisy Love. Miss Janet McKillican, Il h |
Read. n. Zimmerman
I5ongkong-T. H Adams Mrs NJ H
Paul Bagley, A. ". Baum, J. NJ. Belden. Mrs. /
J. NJ Belden, DR.. Benjamin Brodie. Mrs. w. /
Burdette. Thomas ". Clark. Mrs. Thomas w.
Clark. F. z Cofren, Mrs. r. z. Cofren. Rev. /
Thomas " Cook. c. s. Dole w Donald
s. T Finch Mrs. A. 2 Field Miss D. Cor |
oOn, Miss V Gordon, NJ. B. Graves. Mrs c. Il
". Goode, ". A. Haddon, NJ. c. Harris, Mrs. |
Robert ". Henderson, J. G. F. Hieber. c D. |
HuHter J. Hunter. Mrs r. Hutchinson F. H. |
Jermvn. II. r. Kirkpatrick. Miss NJ. Lewis, /
NJ r. Lowenstein s. 3. McNear Mrs S B. /
NcNesr. Miss s. z MoNear, F. J. II. Man /
ming Mrs. +. J. II. Manning, Charles s. Miller /
lser. Mrs. c. B. Parker. W. X. Pierce. Mrs. |
". X Pierce. Frederick Rice, Joseph STAGE, w. /
T. Soule, Mrs L Strassburger, F. L.
schiei2en ss,5 Shspar9 Rrs steysrs c she MShepaJd
3 Stevens ". H Van Arsdale, Mrs. ". H /
Van Arsdale. II. W Warner F. Weber, c. 7. /
Williams. Mrs C Wislizenus and two chill
dren, Rev. Q. F. wisner. Mrs. o. F, wisner
join al HonoIuu-c. NJ BIaisden. Mrs.