The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
America Maru Is
Bringing Many
Passengers.

The Oceanic steamship Cempany's
3, liner Alan eua, Captain :DowdelL which
; gsfls next. sal urdsy for Honolulu. VIII
carry ali the. passengers l3er state
roonos E~iN accommodate: In addition
..3o tbe usual number Of business peo-
-Et2e and tourists the Alameda VIII
carry to the island port a large dele
CATION Of Southern California editors
< TiFlS trip 10 Honolulu has been un-
ID er. consideration for several years
aud the members Of the Editorial As
sociatlon are going TO see the islands
IS Thoroughly as possible IN the time
at their disposal In order that their
siEht-seeins energy may be directed 70
good. purpose. the editors viii be ac-
compsnfed by Frank Jenifer. who rep
resents the Dceaafc Steamship Com
lany ~ Los Angeles, JepIfer was for-
1uerly travelling passenger agent Tor
the steamship company. and as such
spent about half lis time in Honolulu
lie knows the islands well and VIII de-
vote himself exclusively 10 the pleas
ant task OF acting as guide throu ugh
land OF rare and novel beauty for
the beneft Of people TO most Of whom
everything viii be new.
A. H. Mofit, the present travelling
agent will take charge of the Los
angeles office during Jenifer.s abb
sence
Wakes Up in the Water.
Jacob Matterson. who lives al 1885
" sifer street and who by occupation
Is 8 ships cook, woke up early yes
terday morning 70 find himself strug-
Cling IN the bay in the Vicinity Of Main
street wharf. How he got there he
cannot explain. He had been drink
ing during the evening, and has no
recollection Of steering a course to-
ward the water front. He suppeses
tbat he went 70 sleep on the wharf and
during his slumbers- rolled overheard
lie remembers the awakening. how
ever. and was sufficiently aroused in q
few seconds TO realize that he was in
= bad place for a mar unable 70 SWIM.
&c managed 70 grab a Pile. to which
BE held on until Policeman caNanaugh,
sunafa oned by Msttersonss yells for
help. appeared on the scene and help
I'd the shiVering sea cook out OF the,
brine. Matterson spent the greater
part Of yesterday AZ the Harbor Hos
pltsi DOING and, between maps. trying
TO figure out how he Got iato the bay.
i TO Raise the Ada Warren.
The Whitelaw wreeking barge cats-
linz- left yesterday for Rio Vista TO
make n attempt to raise the little
tug Ada Warren which. capsizeo q; few
DAYS ago apd now lies in iifsy feet; OF
WAFER, lpFyers haTe passed cabies uu-
46EHEoLk Nt-e --As-E&A .&+EEK ana Win
the powerful hois1iDg machinery on the
Catalina is hepee that the tug can
be pulled TO the surface with little de-
lay. .- =
=, Bringing Many Passengers.
The Jspanese liner America Maru,
Captain Z. H.: Going; left Honolulu at;
s o'clock yesterday moTaing for
this pert. She rs bringing So cabin
passengers and 50 Asiasties: Her car
go 81. 2T0e tons includes nfty+ tons Of
silk. She shQu.a reach this port late
Monday. might and VIII pass quarantine
and land her passengers. early Tuesday
morning.
water Front Notes.
The. officers Of tle. Occidental and.
Oriental Steamship Conapany's liner
Coptic are. COMING. home on the liner
siberia uow on ber way from Yoke
hama ito Honolulu -.
: The British snip Annesfey, bound
from Shields for rbis. port mas put INTO
Moltevideo IN distress.
The italian cruiser Degali arrived
yesterday at Astoria from tlis port..
The Pacific Mail liner Korea. which
sail next Tuesday for the. Orient. will
carry about 5000 TONS. OF eatgo, fnclpd-
ing 1890 tons of bQpr: =. go
The Oceanic Steamship Company 8
liner Siberia from Australia: and the
Mariposa from :'TahIti are dug ncxr