The San Francisco call., 1906-07-25

10 p. IN. on Monday. passed
quarantine by 6 a. m. yesterday,
and before o'clock was alongside the
Pacific Mail wharf. She brought forty
two passengers and 273S tons Of cargo.
The Doric's departure from Yoko-
hama was delayed by the collision be-
tween the Canadian Pacific steamship
Athenian. bound for Vancouver. B. C,
and the Standard Oil Company's Ap-
palachee on July :. The Athenian was
cut down TO the water line and went
into drydock for repairs.
Three Of the Athenian's passengers
were transferred to the Doric and came
TO this port on the liner.
On July is, at a. m. a japanese
passenger bound from Yokohama for
Honolulu committed suicide by jump
ing overheard. A Japanese boy. the
only one who witnessed the suicide, did
not report the affair until an hour
later.
The Doric's cargo included z6S bales
o. raw silk and four boxes of opium.
Among the Doric's passengers was
James Hayes, a United States Treasury
Department special agent, who has been
stationed at Yokohama for a number Of
years.
a party Of Fasteners were on board,
returning from q trip around the world.
IN the party were: Mrs. E. NJ Boies
Misses E. and H. Boies, Rev. and Mrs
J. H. Odell. all Of Scranton, Pa, and J.
J. Sheldon and w. A. Pearce of Syra-
cuse, y. Y
Another round-the- world party was
made up OF DR.. ". K. BoUton. wife and
daughter and c. R Kirkley and wife,
--.- Australians.
he Dorie met and spoke the liner
america Maru between Yokohama and
Honolulu.
The Doric's passengers were:
James Hayes, c. ". Posnett, Mrs. B.
n Boies. Miss E. Boies, Miss H Boies,
J. J. Belden. Rev. J. H Odell, Mrs J.
II Ooell, ". V Robinson, Mrs. Ella
Morrison, J. D. NJ Sim, Mrs. J. D. NJ.
Sim. Miss Eliza Bridges. L. n. Hopkins,
Miss z. n Holbrook. W. A. Pierce. R
Lepper, Mrs. R. Lepper. Reed Lass
wltz, John Wagner, Alfred Becker, W
Schroeder, Ensign J. z. Ottison, Z. s. N,
Nine. Potchekovska, D. Yantchevetzky,
c. A Clark. Dr. ~. K. Bouton, Mrs w
4 Bouton, Miss ~ BoUton, c. r. Kirk
By, Mrs c. R. Kiraby
City of Sydney Arrives.
The Pacific Mail Company's liner. CITY
OF Sydney. Captain Mclean, arrived
yesterday from Panama and way ports
Leslie Combs, United States Minister TO
Guatemala, was e passenger as far as
Sallna Cruz Combs was on his way
10 the United States to spend a vaca-
ton, but at Salina Cruz received a ca
blegram from the State Department
a. Washington ordering him back to
his post
The City Of Sydney reports the
steamer Empire still at Corinto. Some
OF the hlibuster's crew were on board
the Sydney. They expressed discomfort
with their treatment. They were not
allowed on shore, they said, and had re
ceived no pay. although they under
stood that $4,000 had been sent on board
Tor distribution among them.
The Sydney brought thirty-four pas
sengers and 6sS tons Of cargo. She
brought treasure valued at $4,000. Her
cargo included POS bags of coffee
Among her passengers were:
.. Houssey, Alva McElhany, Albert
ters, Mrs. Walters, Alice Walters.
-cert c. LOaiza, Mrs. Loaiza, Carmen
--za, Carmen Jimfnez, Antonio Jimi-
nez, Carmelita Jiminez.
Customs Inspector Injured.
Customs Inspector Charles O'Neiu is
wearing his forehead swathed in un-
blosched linen and odor of arnica trails
his meanderings along the water front.
O'Neill rides 70 and from work on a
I--s LLe- he mas done lnlS Tor so many
years that he has acquired expert IA
miliarity with the rules Of the road. He
obeys them, and nothing annoys him
more than any departure from these
rules by another user of the highway.
While riding home last Monday an
express wagon crossed his bows, and
with great difficulty O'Neill, athlete as
he is. avoided q collision
O'Neill decided 10 make a record Of
the license number tackled on the wagon
and then TO register an Official kick
he sprinted after the wagon, and was
almost alongside when the bicycle
wheel slipped into a souvenir OF April
IS and he lost consciousness in q heap
Of unremoved bricks.
He says that he does not mind the
bleached linen bandage nor odor of ar
MICA to his windward, but he will give
four large Manila cigars to the man
who can reveal the identity Of the man
who drove that express wagon.
ReconStrucffon Materials.
The British ship Latimer was docked
yesterday by the tug Alert at Howard
street wharf No. 1. The Latimer's cargo,
IN addition TO a large quantity of beer,
wine and whisky, includes 1903 barrels
% cement, 2845 pieces Of steel girders,
10sz angles. marble flooring tiles, mar
bic slabs and plate glass. all TO be used
IN the work Of building new San Fran
cisco.
Water Front Notes.
The liner Siberia, from this port, ar
rived yesterday at Yokohama.
The Korea left Hongkong yesterday,
honaeward bound.
The army transport Sherman will sail
At noon today for Manila. The Logan
S due from the Philippines on Saturday
The flagship Chicago, the Boston and
ST. Paul Of the Pacific squadron ar
rived yesterday at Santa Barbara from
Victoria, B. c.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Sonoma left Honolulu Monday for
this port.
Imposes Heavy Fine.
John r. Bolles & Co. have been fined
$500 for not removing a lot Of struc-
tural steel and pig iron from Filbert-