The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

weather of this port sti1 northel
rufed the bay and the big liner did
not stop off on quarantine grounds
but ran ahead to point Of the harboi
of the Pacific Mail dock, where she
was boarded by the Federal officials.
Captain Feeder reported that fol
twenty-four hours his vessel had en-
countered unusually rough weather. Al
day Sunday the weather was nasty,
and Sunday night the liner was In 9
Veritable hurricane. The wind was al
one time blowing at the rate Of sixty
two miles and hour.
The Siberia brings a large assorted
cargo. and her passener list shows tha'
there were III cabin. siNty-four steer
age and SIC Asiatic steerage passengers
on board. Her cargo consists OF 1881
tons Of freight which includes 25s5
tons for overland points, made up OF
1923 chests of tea and 2TS5 bales OF
raw silk Among the passengers were
W II. Harris, the San Francisco man
ager Of the Hongkong and Shankhal
Banking Corporation; DR.. H T. Percy
l.. S n. and DR.. COfer Of Honolulu
head Of the quarantine service at that
point.
During the voyage a Chinese boy who
was passing coal stuck his head into 3
revolving fan and came nearly losing
his life. He was dragged up to the
deck in an unconscious condition and
later taken to Surgeon Paton's room
where he was treated
The Siberia was twenty seven days
from HOngkong and five days and nine
teen hours from Honolulu. She brings
the following cabin passengers;
From Hongkong-AIrs r. Anderson,
f. c. Barrows, T. \. Barrows, c. J.
COnnell. Mrs. George II. Eastman, A.
J. Francis. J. W. Green, r. ID. Harvey,
Mrs. L Hyer, W h kennegy' Lung
Ghee, r. A McWilliams, Mrs. W. w.
Nichols. Mrs. /. 3. Shearer, Tong Kuk
Wan Mrs. G. H Waters, Herbert Wa
ters, A. II. Wilder, Miss c. Wilder, MISS
n. Anderson. DR.. d. p. Barrows, Miss
A. S Barrows. Miss Z. 7. BarrOws, Miss
r. v Cable. George II. Eastman. A +.
Farlano, Mrs. A j. FRANCES q .. ftard'
/. Hyer. Jack Hyer. J. NJ kreplieYer,
Mrs Leung Soy Wah, J. O. Martin Jr.,
Tom j.. Mckay. W w. Nichols, 9. I.
Palmer. Tong Fine. G. II. Waters. Mas
ter II. S. Waters. Mrs. Isabella Wilder,
y. Wilder and Miss Isabel wider.
From Shanghai-AIrs. H Kenneth, h
Thomson and A Van NierOp.
From Kobe-E7. 4. Barto. c. W. Cliff
ton. Mrs r. DrummOnd. Mrs. 3. Bab-
bitt. T. Takimura- II. W White, Miss
s White, H. II. White, Mrs. +. L. Barto,
r. Drummond, s. Haibara, Nj. NJ Stern,
~ Nakashima. Mrs II. w. White. Miss
A. H. White and Miss J. 9. White.
From YOkohama-W. G. Adamson,
Mrs G. s. Backhouse. Miss A Barrett,
J. A. Bennett C Bennett n Bentz,
Bacl1house. Mrs. A. D. Barrett, ) Ohm
Becker. Mrs. J. A Bennett, Miss I. NJ
Bennett Y 3. Buck, Miss /. II Clark,
a Z Cummins, Mrs A +. Cummins,
Rev. W. III. Day, II. Dangeard, Mrs. +.
DeardOrf, A. Dufresne. Mrs. A NJ. Eas-
ton. Miss r. Hansen. Miss L. II. Easton,
A. Fisher Mrs. +. p. frey, ". II Har-
ries. C. Stokes Hughes, K Kitada, C
Maibaum. r. O. Marsh. C G. Osborne,
j.. y. Penniman, Mrs II. 4. Percy, Mrs.
T. 'Plagenet- Rev W. ". Ranney, CAP
tain D. \ Robertson, Miss G. n. Rob-
ner. E. r. Crundall, Mrs. w. h Day,
j. Dearborn. Miss Dearborn. A. n.
Easton, Mrs. Adeline N. Easton,
Miss J. Q. EaSton, l. P Easton.
Baron J. W de Herrenschwand. MRS.
@. Stokes Hughes, A. NJ. Knapp. Mrs.
o. Maibaum, Mrs. c. T. Massin. Mrs.
@ C. Osborne. DIR. II. T. Percy. Miss T.
Shiozaki. G. RaIston. Mrs. ". ~. Ran
ney, Miss II. f. Robertson, r. Sachse
and Mrs. T. / Urquhart.
From HOnOlulu-M- NJ Alexander. r.
Atkinson, Miss J. Atherron, Dr.. Cofer,
Miss Cofer. ". Duisenberg, Mrs. W. p.
Fielding. Mrs. T. J.. Fredrickson, -.tss
Hattie Hitchcock i. V. Herrick. A.
ASenDel2r j. Joseph MISS X. hdlli. MIS-
DR.. Moore, Miss A McBoyle, Nj NJ.
X. AcComber. Mrs. +. B. McClanahan,
Mrs. Z. J. Peabody, Il. NJ Watson. Miss
II II Wrenn. Mrs. NJ N. Alexander,
Mrs. Cofer. Miss \. l. Center, Miss A.
Duisenberg, h +. Fredrickson, c. J.
Fake, w H Hoogs Jr-: Mrs. Y. r
Isenberg Master r. Isenberg. Mrs. J.
Joseph. c. c. Kennedy, DR.. A. W. Nor
ton, Miss NJ. NJ. McCOmber, +. b. Nc
Clanahan, =. J. Peabody, A II NJ.
Robertson. Mrs. A II. Turner, Mrs. f.
NJ Watson, Miss J.. Wreen and Miss
Stoddard-
George w. Elder Arrives
The steamship George w. Elder is
sgain in port. She arrived yesterday
morning. looking clean and fresh as a
new whistle. She steamed gayly along
the water front and was watched by
many old friends as she proceeded up
the bay. On her last trip from this
port TO Portland two years ago she ran
on the rocks in the Columbia River
and this is her first appearance here
since that time.
She is from Portland. via Eureka.
She made the run from the former port
in three days and her time from Eu-
reka was twenty-three hours.
Two schooners Drift Ashore
The schooner c. 7. Hill and the
of Meiggs wharf, drifted ashore early
yesterday morning during the north
wind that was blowing at the time
They had hardly struck the mud banks
when they were hauled out into deer
water by tugs that happened to be
passing The schooners did not sus-
tain any damage.
Sailor Found Dead
Albert Stegmeier, a sailor, belonging
to the whaler Thrasher, was found dead
early yesterday morning lying on the
steps OF a building on the south side
Of Jackson street, between Drumm and
Davis. Policeman Harry Schmidt tried
to arouse him, but failing TO do so, sent
for the hospital ambulance. When an
attempt was made to lift him into the
wagon il was found he was dead. His
body was taken to the Morgue.
Two Additions to overduen
There were two additions to the list
Of overdues yesterday. The French
ship Daniel, which left Bellingham Bay
July 10, bound for Delagoa Bay, is now
on the list, quoted at 10 per cent, and
the British ship Loeb Ryan. which
sailed from GeelonA on August 80
bound for East London is also quoted
at 10 per cent
Makes a Record
The little steam schooner Quinalt
,.aIa q Hxyfre frfn I'm the coasf and