The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
LINER MANCHURIA ARRIVES WITH HER
CABINS AND STEERAGE CROWDED.

There was not q wrinkle in the uni
form OF Captain J. W. Saunders yester-
day when he brought the Pacific Mail
Conpany's liner Manchuria into port
hAs chest was swelled and his head
poised high, for his ship had been
breaking records all the way across the
ocean and was safe in port with the
largest number Of passengers ever car
ned By a Pacific Mail liner. She also
had brought home a large cargo in
good condition, and the passengers Just
before the liner came into the harbor
had subscribed their names to a few
informal resolutions, in which ship, trip
and skipper had come in for liberal
praise
Since leaving Hongkong homeward
bound the Nanchuria has carried 2505
passengers She arrived here yesterday
~lth lSsS passengers and eleven stow
aways- There were POS first cabin pas
senge-s. 147 In the European steerage
and 1928 Asiaiics. mostly Japanese The
Aanchur1a landed 1000 Japanese at
Honolulu and from the island port she
brought s44, who have come to the
mainland TO settle
ten japanese coolies were found slowed
away in the coal bunkers- They were
discovered when two of them got into
fight which ended when one stabbed
the other In the chest and abdomen.
The injured man has recovered from
his hurts The Honolulu authorities
would not allow the belligerents TO land
there, and they may be sent back to
Japan
Manchuria Winslow Hirabayashi was
born on board the Manchuria at a. m.
April s. The young mans mother is
the wife Of a Japanese passenger from
Honolulu The middle name with which
the infant was burdened was placed at
the disposal Of the parents by Purser
WinSloW, who, as soon as he landed,
hastened up town 70 buy for his godson
silver drinking cup. Manchuria Wins
low escaped being a native son by two
days.
The Manchuria brought about 5000
tons Of cargo, Of which more than 5000
tons is for the local market The freight
included 1900 mats Of rice for this city
and 101S bales OF hemp from Manila.
She also brought a large shipment of
gunnies from Calcutta OF the gunnies
l32 bales are consigned to Mexico. OF
raw silk the Manchuria brought 6Ss
bales, and treasure valued at $4,000.
The Manchuria made the run from
Yokohama to Honolulu in nine days
and four hours, making a new Pacific
Mail record. When leaving Honolulu
the Hawaiian band serenaded officers
and passengers. The Manchuria's de-
parture from Honolulu was the thou
sandth sailing TO the music of this
famous organization, and in honor of
the occasion a new march, composed
by Captain Berger. was played in pub
lie for the first time.
The Manchuria's passengers were as
follows;
From China and Japan-E- NJ Ashley. Cap
tain J. B. Aulin, Lieutenant II. N. Bankhead,
Mrs H NJ. Bankhead, Mrs. G. Barrett, Colonel
r a Beltord, .. Barrett, c L Benninger
and wife, Mrs. J. Burg and son, L. Binet and
vile, Mrs 9. Brescott, J. G. Bryan, Mrs J.
o. Bryan and Two infants, c. 5. Butrlck ana
wife, A. Campbell and VIE; h Campbell L
:. n: Colonel H. G Csrbaugh, L :. A. z. II.
q p. chatter. Rupert Cox. Mrs G. c. crozier
and infant J. A Deacon, Captain J. c Dow
and wife. NJ J. Drayton and wife. 7. Epstein.
Mrs O'Shea Miss G O'Shea W r. CAM
Mrs II. II. Glover and infant; General W. NJ.
Graham. L. s A. Mrs " IL Graham Miss
" c. Graham. z. ]. Grist. II. Harvey and
wife, Miss A. II. Harworth, Z. J. Hill and
wife. +. ". Horne and wife, Mrs. E. NJ.
HurTe. J. lrNlu u. . NJ Levy lSalcs MIS-. A.
lNayag J. II Jacobs, A Johannsen, K. kag-
ava, J. Katane 7. Kekude, F. Kopp Z. N.
Lear, ". J. Lppy, George J. Low, Miss Mary
Lyman, ". Macfarland, Captain F. J. Mac
kenzie-Grieve. Mrs F. J. Mackenzie-Grieve.
Miss L. observation-disclosures, Miss NJ. Means, E.
Moore. W l. Newman, J. T. o Connor L. II.
Friedlander. T. II. Oliphant. Mrs. T. H. Oil
phant and infant, A Y Clyde and wife, K.
Osumi. II. Perkins. c. W Rapp C E Ray
nor. Mrs NJ. II. Hickey. ". F. Reddy, R. d.
Rutherford, K. saite and servant Mrs. c. A.
Salquist, Lieutenant T ScaPin Miss A. NJ.
Sheldon A. J. Smith, Mrs H. J. Such, Miss
F. Such. DR.. p. NJ Thomas. J. NJ. Turner.
Mrs J. NJ Turner, S Umerura- P Verhaegan.
f Wenning Rev. y. c. Whittemore, c T.
Vfltngharn Mrs c p WiIIinEhan c. B. G.
Wilson Mrs. Flora Wilson. NJ. Yamamoto H.
L. Fisher: DR.. ". NJ Garten. u. S. N; Mrs.
Ostrander and infant, Mrs. s. Oyama and
child, L r Piaggio, Admiral F. Grenet, Miss
L. II Turner.
Honolulu-AIrs. J. NJ Atherton Miss Kate
Athertou Miss z. NJ Bedell. d. Craig and
wife II. Caery and wife, John Delaittre Miss
Delaittre c. II Fairchid and wife Miss Nils
Fairchild. Mrs. J. T. Holloway Miss Holloway
Mrs. C. s. Miller Miss NJ Miller A. A.
Moore and wife. }. A. Plunkett. A. c. Cook
seeley and wife n Smith and wife. T. J.
Brown. Mrs. W. Brown. Miss e @. Carr,
Miss Q. Carroll c. R Collins 6. H Dowsett
s5s % 1se N s ereeBfa11 e. n pann9g M4. n e11 r1so
baum. ". II. Hoggs. A c. Jahl and wife, ".
A Long and wife. Miss Long. Mrs. R ].
@ sanderson and wife Mrs. E. Schultz and
two children. Admiral ". H Whiting c.
Yarnsnska. c. Bush L. Bsrkhausen. Miss NJ.
Dennis and wife. Mrs o. E. Ellis. NJ H
Ellis Mrs. A Gum Mn. z Golinskey Miss
Ida Holzenheimer, Mrs H Heighton S. B.
Kingsbury. c. ". Mcleod. Mrs. J. b Muir
ply. Miss z. n. Murphy Miss J. T. Murphy,
L waterhouse and two children