The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

yesterday on his twentieth trip around
the world. The Siberia, in spite OF an
awkward tide, made a good departure
from the wharf Her passengers in
Guided;
Honolulu-Miss \. J. Adams Miss
Mary J. Austin, Mrs. H A. Baldwin.
Mrs. St c Bidgood, ". S. Bliss, Miss
Hope Bliss, Mrs Louis Brechemin. Miss
Gamer, Theo Cook. Richard Cook, J. J.
Garden s. n Damon, B. T. Dillingham;.
y H. r. Duttons Mrs II. T. Dutton, Cap
tain ]. Gregory, Miss NJ. Gregory Hor-
see Johnson. l. +. LeBlond. Alex Lind
say, Mrs, Alex Lindsay, a. MacKillop,
Mrs A. MacKillop, Miss c. o. Meyer.
j.. P. Mumbrne. Mrs. d. P. Mumbrne,
Miss Anita Rose, Mrs. NJ NJ. Scott. r.
". Shingle. H I. Shoemaker. Colonel
J. Il Soper, Miss Clara L Strong, Miss
=. Stuhr, Miss {. l. Turner, Rev. j. w
Wadman. Mrs. J. W. Wadman and
daughter. W. G. Walker. c. B. Well,
Miss r. A. Yarrow.
Yokohama-John J. d. Abell. T. Dar-
lirgton. Mrs. T. Darlington. Miss Helen
Darlington. c. 7. Durant. Theo. Fearn-
ley T. Funamizu. J. H Gardiner. K.
HamagUchi, Russell Hawkins, E. D.
Howe Il. A. Won ksmnitz Miss A NJ.
Ktlham, Miss L 3. Kilham, Rev. Arthur
"a nte chiloren and nurse, F. W. A.
Loucks. Mrs. F. W A Loucks, '. llliam
o. Morse, Mrs. William +. Morse, Ru-
dolph Richter. Otto Richter. D. O. Wick
ham, Mrs d. o. Wickham. A. s. Tubbs.
Mrs. A. S. Tubbs.. Mrs. B. B. Tuttle.
Kobe-C. Emsberger. Rev. ". c. Erd-
man. J. A. Fowler, Miss Rose Johnson,
Rev. r A McCorkie- Mrs r. A Nc
Corkle. Miss Moore. S. A. Stewart, Mrs.
Nagasai1iET. A. Glover. ". H Lewis.
Rev. John Lord. T. Ringer, Mrs. Ringer.
shanggSsiE-Rsssx: ggSsi- c. 2 Baird Baird, Miss Miss
Cooper, Mrs John Cooper c: Feuer-
Master G. Feuerbach, Master Adam
Feuerbach, Stanley GARRETT, DR.. H S.
Houghton, Mrs. H S. Houghton,
denhali. Mrs. +. Mendenhan and
infant. J. r Patterson. Mrs. J. r. Pat
terson. L Wander Stegen. Miss Ellen
Ward, Mrs. G. Wheelocks child and
Hongkong-James H Adams. Mrs
James H Adams, George c. Appel, Mrs
George D. Byers. H V. Campbell. Ken
meth Crawford, Mrs. Kenneth Craw-
ford. Miss Regina Davis, Harry Deb
nam. Mrs. Harry Debnan. H. W. Earle.
Miss Eta Field. 0. s. Fleischmann, F.
7. Freeland. R. L Harding, Mrs. ". H.
Harris. w II. Harris, J. L Eeadingto
tnson, George G. Guild, Mrs George G.
Guild, D. T. Ivens. E. E. John
soz, J.. S. Kunkle. Miss Lamers.,
DR.. c LeamOn. Mrs. C Leam0n and
Lilly. H D. MacGeagh. Miss A. Mills,
Guy I. Noble, J. 3. Picton, p l. Won
Pioatkowski. Mrs. E L, von Piontkow-
ski, Miss J, Polhemus. Mrs. B. F. Rah-
meyer Thomas Robertson. F. ".
Schmidt. Fong F. Sec. Bart Shea, A H
Suggetr Mrs. a H Suggett, Dr.. J. NJ
.. s. Tappan Jr.. Mrs Tracy and child.
s. p Wadia- George A Warren, Miss L.
Woertz
Join at Honolulu-Mrs Harold Funch,
Harold Funch. Mrs. c. A Graham, c. A
Graham, Mrs. N. l. Johnson, DR.. NJ. l.
Johnson.
Alameda VIII Sail Today.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Alameda Captain Dowdell. will
sail at Il o'clock this morning for
Honolulu In addition to a full cargo
the Alameda viii take from here about
forty cabin passengers.
Hnonian Arrives From HfIo.
The Mstson Navigation Company's
steamer Hilonian. Captain Johnson, ar
. rived yesterday nine days and two
hours from HiIo. She brought nine
Teen passengers and a cargo of trop
icaI products which included 50, 500 bags
OF sugar, 1900 punches Of bananas and
600 cases Of honey.
Encounters lee Fields on the Horn.
The French bark Asnieres. which ar
rived yesterday from London, encoun-
tered great ice fields OF Cape Horn and
sighted several big tcebergs. She was
IN heavy weather of the Horn for sew
enteen days The Asnieres brought
from London 1880 barrels Of cement.
Water Front Notes.
The ". A. Boole and Sons tug Mil
ton sprung a leak and sank early yes
terdav morning AT her berth alongside
BODIES shipyard wharf in Oakland
Creek.
J. Byelisnd. a member Of the crew of
the bark 3 P Cheney. took one step
TOO many on Broadway wharf yester-
day and walked into the bay He was
pulled out and sent to the Harbor Hos
pitsl 70 be dried.
The tug Sea Lion has left Port Town
send for Clarence Strait to tow the
disabled steamer Leelsnaw TO Seattle
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2.1s2.oo0 feet
The liner China viii go on the Hunt
ers Point drydock today TO be scraped
and painted.
The ship Columbia will be docked to-
day on the Sixteenth street drydock.
The steamer Columbia which was
damaged on the drydock at the Union
Iron Works during the earthquake. is
almost ready for service again. She is
waiting now for a new keel which is
being shipped out from the EAST.