The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05

llineSe ana foreign merchants at
Shanghai for the trade they expected
in Manchuria, but which Japan Sc
cured. are beginning TO move and con-
sditions generally are more hopeful.
81 Another passenger on the America
afa'ru was G. y. Pitzipfos British Vice
Consul at Shanghai Mr.. Pitzipios
with his wife and son is away from
his post on a fifteen months leave Of
absence which he purposes spending
& this country.
Lieutenant F. l. Pinney. United
States navy. who commanded the gun
boat villa Lobas on the Yangtse River.
returned on the America Maru. having
finished his tour OF duty on the Asiatic
station Lieutenant Pinney was ac-
companied by his wife.
colonel George French OF the Saliva
" 80 Army, who has been in the orient
To- his health. returned on the liner.
The America Maru's cabin passengers
we're;
From China and Japan1H5.s Anderson,
infant, Miss Hilda Briggs, Mrs. A. Brog-
cen. Mss Brogden, E. D. Cady. Chen
shea Ting. Dr. Chew Kwai Lung, D. A
E z-nfSai Feii. 9 &. Find'lay fla' Mrs R. ! !.
, Erecheville, Or. Francis Casper, N E.
Getz. J. c. Greenlay, Mrs. A. r. Hager
19r. 10 Kan Guen, y kobayachi, r, E.
LINDSAY Mrs r. f. Lindsay. Alfred
Lindsay. J. H =. Mason. c. l. McClaf-
ferty. E. D. MeDermott. D. c. McEwen.
lIrs. Z. r Mcfarland and infant. Lieu
tenant r. l. Pinney. L. :. n. Mrs. r. L.
Pinney, 6. ID. Pitzipios. Mrs G. D. Pitzi-
gios Master a Pitz55piOsr p 3.
g Ro6binsi f5 Mrs. ] G Robbins b5qmo Miss IS
Mary Robbins. Mrs. J. H Stewart, A. s
Sublett, Dr. Tchan Shi Wa, Teh Fong
Teh. J. Tolson. Miss 3. Young.
Honolulu - George French, E l.
Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellis.
Korea sails for Orient.
Among the passengers who left here
for the Orient yesterday on the liner
Korea was Louis Glass OF the tele
phone company. who is going to look
over the telephone situation IN Manila
The Korea, in command Of s Sand
berg. who is relieving Captain William
Seabury for one voyage, left the Pacific
Mail wharf. shortly after I o'clock. She
carried q large number OF passengers
for Honolulu, at which port she will
-ick up those of the Manchuria's pas
seugers who were unable 70 secure ac-
oommos tions on the Hongkong Msru-
The Korea carried a full cargo and
her passengers included:
Honolulu-RIrs s n Angus and two
daughters. J. Bake, Miss Mabel Ban
ham. Mrs. A D. Baldwin. Miss II. H
Black, Miss Marion Bell, Mrs. Bake,
Mrs. Bettus. L NJ. Blom, Miss Carter.
n iss Cameron. Mrs. Walter Clark, Wal
ter Clark Miss l. Craig Miss Derby
r. A. Duncan. Mrs. r A Duncan Mrs.
Mrs. William 5. Fleming Mrs S NJ
lack Miss Sadie EIack. Mrs. Groves.
= a Graham, Miss X Graydon Mrs.
n. " Gum, F. Hastings. General A. S.
HartWelL Miss B. Hartwell- F. L
sHOOgs. Judge Humphreys. Miss HOff-
man. DR.. George Herbert, Miss b Howe
and infant. ". H HOOgs Miss NJ. Ly-
ons. T. E Martin, Aubrey Robinson.
Miss Alice Rooney. Miss A B. Rose.
J udge c. " Slack, Mrs. c. ". Slack
Raymer Sharp. J. J. Sullivan. Charles
-Schweizer, Miss =. D Shaw, Miss So
Tenson. Miss J. Tanner, Mrs. s Tuck
Miss Trevelyan. Miss s. y. Ward, George
". Wilbur. Mrs. J c. Wilder. Moo. S
Wightman, @. \. Wilcox. P. s. Woolsey
gend, J. c. Wilder Mrs. Q. ". Wilbur.
Mrs. Waterhouse and infant. T. ".
Q Wichman, Mrs. Alexander Young. Alex
ander Young
Yokohama-G. c. Armstrong. Mrs. @.
C Armstrong and two children, c. F.
Rradles, 7. Burr, H Barnes. Rev. A
, Miss Jennie Easton, Mrs. A n Easton
and son. Miss Louise Easton, Mrs L.
sHaclng. W D. Hewitt C Won Halfern.
a kellar, c. p. Kaeding, Mrs. John
Lemley. Rev. John Lemley. Morris Men
oelson, Miss A. Mendelson. II. Mar
{qEand. M Marsh. Mrs r. Mendelson,
II IS E Mendelson, Miss Edith Mendel-
Robinson. Miss Jane Smart. Dr. Hans
Stethe Mrs. H P Smart, F. W. Sar-
gent, II slshlmas d.. Otto Steche. H.
Rev F. Il Zsugg-
b Kobe-Rev; T. S Curtis. Mrs. T. S.
Curtis, G. A Taylor.
Nsgasaki-G. ". Boulder. Mrs G. ".
Boulder, Mrs. c. X Dozier. Rev. G. X.
Dozier. Rev II Lowrie. Mrs H Lowrie.
Shanghai-Rev. Young J. Allen. r
peRfin MISS EsE + Bfekle BsS n Mr Gb5srles biecf
hon. Miss n Hoy, ". L Harris, DR.. r
Rs.I, R Ms. rs W I, Harris. Miss Anna
Morton Mrs J. Il Pike, J. H Pike
Rev. c. z. Scott, Mrs. c. Z. Scott and
infant, Miss R. A Spangler, Miss L. A.
Taylor.
Fiongkong-AIr ". s. Allen and in
1snt Mss cubitt, Rafael Corpus, Mrs
Reora Day G "; de knight, c. NJ
Freed, r c Freed, Mrs. c. n Freed,
johnson. Dr.. n. L. Johnson. Mrs. P. r.
q Matzlnger, DR. CIambel Mason, c. N
Myers MISS @ E Mckenn, H c. May,
Rev Z. T. Matzinger, ". !. Johnstone,
Mrs. Clambei Mason, Miss F. A Merrill
J. r. Raphael, Francis S. Reese. DR.. c.
=. sheilman. i. B. Sullivan. Miss l.
Walker, Miss z. Van Vranken.
Taking WrecIzinE Gear.
The army transport Thomas. which is
being hurried 70 Honolulu with wreck
sng gear 70 aid IN floating the sheridan,
CID not get away early yesterday morn
ing, as had been hoped. The lack OF
wrecking appliances has been manifest
on this coast for many years The
underwriters interested in saving the
Manchuria gathered up everything
available for that work. and when Ma
3or Devol began combing the beach for
anchors, pumps boilers and other para
phernalia he found himself confronted
with a serious problem.
By dint OF diligent searching. and
with the assistance OF the naval au-
thorities at Mare Island. he has sue
ceeded in getting together everything
that is thought TO be necessary. and
when the Thomas reaches the scene Of
the wreck. II the Sheridan is still there
the men IL charge Of the work win
have a fairly complete outfit OF wreck
ing gear.
Major Devol received a cablegram
yesterday from Honolulu TO the effect
that the Sheridan's condition was un-
changed. She has been allowed 10 fill
with water, and this weight is holding
her down securely. preventing the
pounding on the reef which threat
ened TO destroy the steel hull
The Thomas viii sail probably early
this morning.