The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
SIBERIA SAILS
FOR THE ORIENT
Carries 4 Filled List of
Passengers, Big Cargo of
Freight and Tank of Coin
GBISC0M PARTY ABOARD
Mercantile Marine Company
Nan viii Visit His Son,
Who Is Minister to Japan

The Pacific Mail steamship Siberia
sailed for the Orient promptly at 10
q clock yesterday. The cabins were
Sled with passengers, the hold full of
freight and 81 500. 900 in silver destined
Tor Shanghai formed the most valuable
part OF the cargo.
a large crowd was at the dock to
say sood-bys 10 the passengers. Prom
inent among those who sailed were
Ernest FreyVogel. director of the Rus
s0-China Bank at Hongkong; G. L.
DobSons United States Consul at Nan
koW; Mr. and Mrs c. A Griscom and
party, VINO VIII visit Minister Griscom
IN japan, and Miss C Sweigert, who is
going 10 Yokohama 20 marry c. S. Sui
livan Of the Standard Oil Company.
Following is list of the Siberia's
cabin passengers:
For Honolulu-George F. Allen. Miss
Ethel Angus, Miss IL Berger, George c.
Beckley, DR.. /. Burt, Z. J. BENJAMIN.
= IL Cake. Mrs. II. NJ. Cake. Mrs
George p. Castle, Miss D. Castle Miss
n Castle, Edward Coons, Mrs. Edward
Ceons, Miss Julia Cook, c. c. Cunha,
Mss Lulu NJ Criswell, W. F. Dilling-
ham, s S. Greiner, E c. Ham
mer. Mrs. z. c. Hammer. D.
Il Hitchcock, Mrs. d. H Hitchcock
and two children, L Honigsberger, Mrs.
= . I. A.
t1uboaEo, h p. Holmes, E. A johnson,
a D. keyes, Mrs. A D. Keyes. Mrs. ]
". Lenhart, W. 7. Lucas, Colonel G. W.
MaeFarlane. Mrs. E. C MacFarlane
Mrs. Il R. MacFarlane, Miss Viola
Mutch, Mrs. l. McMurry, Mrs. ]. A.
Matthewman and infant, Thomas Prime
Mrs. Thomas Prime, James Parker. P
l. Rice, Miss Emily Rice, A. s. Rosen-
blatr Mrs. A S. Rosenblatt. Mrs. G
80 II
Ienney. H L. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. H Van
Winkle, Miss Anna Van Wrinkle, Miss
Ethel Wilcox, A c. Wyckoff, Mrs. A c.
Wyckon, Mrs E Wood and SON
For Hokohama-Nrs. s. d. Brastow
and daughter, Earnest BrfndIe, A. L,
Dixey, c. A Griscom and servant, Mrs
G A Grfscom and maid. DR.. G. S. Ger
hard, ". P. Hubbard, J. Imaoka, T
Kahniya, O. Kitamura, NJ Kono, L. Ley
bold E. Y. Morgan, ". Won Pogrell, J.
. Won POgrell, Miss c. Sweigert, DR.. NJ
Tanaka, Mrs n W. Weigall. Howard
Wood, Miss Rachel Wood, Miss Marion
Wood. Miss Belle Young.
For Kobe. F. Smith, ]. f Thorn.
For Nagasaki-W. E. Jones, O. Taxa
yama-
For Shanghai-T. Crofts, Mrs. T.
Crofts, G. L Dobson, Mrs. G. L. Dob
sen and son. T. Faust, Mrs. T Faust,
Miss N c Peck, w. K Roberts.
For HongkOng-J- w Anderson, S.
u. Bell, Mrs. S. NJ. Bell, Mrs. George n.
Briggs and infant, Chew Cheu. Mrs.
Chew Cheu and daughter J. L. Davis,
Professor Bashford Dean. Mrs Bash
ford Dean. Miss 81. NJ Decker, Mrs. D.
Dunbar, Miss Tessie Emerson, Mike
Evans, Mrs. Mike Evans. Ernest Frey
vOgeI, Maurice Goodman, Miss A L.
Hardeman, H Z. Heacock. Miss E.
Hendricks, W. T. Heroy. A H Hewitt
c. Z. Holmes, Mrs. c. E. Holmes and
infant. ". H Howard. Charles G. King
Miss Nettie Yoerk. Miss H. Kloss
Miller. Mrs. Leo Miller. Miss T. L.
Moore. c. I McCaskey, Mrs. c. L Nc
Casley, Ronald Mccullough. F. E
. Shaw, ". P. Scott, Y. Vezzetti, Mrs.
Charles 3. Warren. H B. Wilkinson,
Miss Nettie Yoerk
From Honolulu for Orient-Maurice
c. Sternbach. Mrs Maurice c. Stern
bach
Alameda sails.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamship Alameda sailed for Honolulu
At Il O'Clock yesterday. She had every
ounce Of freight she can carry. Follow
ing is list OF her cabin passengers:
Mrs L S. Aungst. Mrs. K. Bodrero, Miss
i BodrerO Master J. Bodrero. George
Campbell, Master J. Coney, F. W. Ever
ton. D J. Fleming. E. Gill, Miss NJ. z.
Gil. Dr. J. 7 Hamilton, DR.. W. Hamil-
ton. Leighton Hind. H L KAPPA, F. R.
Wong Heo1g Rev. E McGrath, ". ].
Mc.eeE- LrE- LcLees. Miss E. McLees,
Miss e McLesz. Master r. Purvis, G.
Rec = e E1azs G H Stoddard, H c.
Nils C-VaE za Mrs. Williams,
Miss Williams and Mss Il Witherly.