The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

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and as far as outward appearances
went there was nothing to indicate that
Mr. Hartman now owns the Vessei.
With the consent Of the White Star line
rbe officers are making one more round
trim on the liner. Making the voyage
was optional with each officer and 1t
was 10 show the Occidental and ORR
entail Steamship Company's apprecia-
;fon of their unanimous act that d. d
Stubs ordered the White star nag
hoisted.
ONLY one officer H. S. Boumphrey,
second engineer. remained behind, and
his detachment was In accordance with
a request for leave made long before
the Doric changed owners. Shortly De
fore the liner sailed Boumphrey was
called on board and his shipmates pre-
sented him with g handsome gold watch
and chain.
Professor F. Omori. the japanese
earthquake authority, left for the
island kingdom on the Doric. During
his stav here Professor Omori encoun-
tered several unfortunate experiences.
Shortly after his arrival crowd OF
Young hoOdlums attacked him with
stones. and at Eureka he was beaten
By union pickets who mistook him Tor
a non-union member Of steam schoon-
er's crew. The professor bears no ami
mostly. however, and said yesterda~
that hfs visit to America had been IL
structive and delightful
Count and Countess Wachtmeister OF
Germany were also passengers on the
Doric. They are travelling Tor pleasure
AROUND the world
The Dorfc carried q full cargo, which
Included about 1000 tons Of -four, the
first. large shipment that has left this
coast for the Orient ip many months.
The Dorics passengers We're
H. II Palmer n Lendal, R. W. Al
cock r. D. Reed. E. Oszenbragzen, c.
Hagerty. R. J. Settles, z. B. --osen-
berger. Count c. Wachtmeister and
wife. I. Nobhaly. G. II. Clark. Mrs. l.
G. Hsrgis.
's SOnOma Sails for AntiPOdes.
With all the cargo she could carry
and q large number Of passengers the
Oceanic Steamship Company's liner So
mona, Captain J. H. Trask, sailed yes
terday afternoon for Honolulu. Pago
PagO. Auckland and Sydney. The So
mona arrived last Monday with a large
cargo, which was discharged and the
outward freight loaded in practically
four days.
The Sonoma's passengers included
the following:
Fonolulu-w R. Bassett, Mrs. Bas-
Gett, A. l.. Black. B. II. Brooks, Mrs.
Brooks and child, r. J. Buchly, Mrs.
B1chly. J c. Buckbee. Il p EakIn in
G. Hall, Mrs. Hall. Miss c. W. Kennedy,
A. :. Lyle, @. B. Mcclellan, W. a. Mears,
J F. Morgan, Mrs. Morgan. NJ Moss.
Mrs. Moss. Miss r. Moss. DR.. c. H.
lis Mrs 5. L. Wells, Master T. Wells.
Master n. Wells, Miss G. H. Clark. NJ
7. Eakle. Z. A Jewett, J, IS. Hockie.
Miss /. Mills, Mrs. John Muir, Mrs. G. B.
Pawn and child. Mrs. c. J. Wheeler.
Auckland-Miss Ada A. Brady, W. A
Burns. A. W. Despard, Mrs. Despard,
!. A. Hamilton. L Runciman, 7. D. An
oersOn, J. R. Cruickshanks. o. 7. Nil
sen, A P. O'Leary, L. Pugh. Miss B.
sydney-AIiss E. Amos, Mrs. S. Bloom,
". G. Boorman, Mrs Boorman and
child. G. H Boner, Mrs. Boner. W. B.
Clancy, n Dewyn, Mrs Dewyn. G. B.
Edwards, Mrs. Edwards, Miss D. Ed
wards, Miss NJ. Edwards, P. Erdos. Col
onel, II Willard French. W c. Hall. Mrs.
Hall. T. c. Hartridge, James Henry. D.
r T Holmes, Mrs. g B. Hopper. Mrs.
cal, Mrs Kendall, Dr. James Kingsbury,
Mrs. Kingsbury Miss Kingsbury, Pro
enee MacGeorge, Mrs. A Macken, DR.. II.
c. Mills. Mrs. Mills, Miss E. Monks, w.
J. Phyphers, Mrs. Phyphers. Mrs. A z.
Prince DR.. Chrisholm Ross. Mrs. Ross,
Daisy Bridson, Miss L. Dennison, Miss
]. Fraser, A 3. Hopkins, Mrs. H Jacobs,
Master Jacobs, L W. Lilley. Mrs. G. A
Luth, Miss Luth, Mrs. J. A. Lyons,
Mrs. y. Mickells. Thomas 2. Peterson,
r. c. Syson. Miss L. Vogel. c. E. Waller
Join at Honolulu for Sydney. K. T.
Owen and valet, Mrs. Owen
Pago Pago-Clemens WetzelL
Peru sails for Panama.
The Pacific Mail liner Peru, Captain
HTur1rfnnnU -
ANA and way ports. Among her pas
sengers was J. de Olivares. the re-
Gently appointed American Consul in
Nicaragua. Mr.. Olivares was accom-
panied by his wife and two children.
The Peru's passengers included the
following:
J. Barillaz. wife and two children. J.
Hsynie. c. Barrientos. J. de Olivares,
wife and two children. Arturo Siguere
and wife, Miss e siguere, Arthur sigu-
c. r. Bull, H, II. Cazier, A. Chiriatto,
]. B. Greer, q. B. Brown. Mrs. G. f
Moreno and two children, Miss K Bar
Austin. d. L. Aria and wife, two
daughters and son.
Curacao Here From Mexico.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's little white liner Curacao, Cap
tain Paulson, arrived yesterday from
Guaymas and way ports. She brought
a full cargo. treasure valued at $50, 600
and twenty-four passengers. Fine
weather was encountered as far as
Point Conception. from which point
the Curacao bucked strong head
winds. The Curacao's non-union crew
are now as well trained as the men
they replaced. and in the engine-room
and on deck everything ran smoothly
throughout the trip.
Anubis Arrives From Hamburg.
The Kosmos liner Anubis. Captain
A Won Salzer. arrived yesterday from
Hamburg and South and Central
American ports. She brought twenty
SIX passengers and a large cargo.
which included 5000 barrels Of cement
and $50 tons Of nitrate Among the
passengers was A Il. Willard, special
agent for the Kosmos line at Guate-
mala City. Mr.. Willard is here on a
vacation
Reports Probable Suicide.
The night watchman employed by
the Western Fuel Company at Howard
street wharf No. reported that early
yesterday morning he heard a heavy
splash as II somebody had jumped into
the bay from the bulkhead. He
heard no subsequent sound, although
of4anffvelU for Soma time