The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
MONGOLIA HERE
FROM FAR EAST
Pacific Mail COmpany's Liner
Brings More Than 900
Passengers and Big Cargo
COLLIDES WITH JUNK
Steamship Runs Down Chi
Rese Sailing Craft During
Thick Fog, but Saves Crew

The Pacific Mail Company's big liner
Mongolia. Captain W. P. S. Porter. ar
rived yesterday afternoon from the Orient
with e54 passengers and nearly 5000 tons
OF cargo. IN spite Of the fact that among
the passengers were COS Asiatics DR.
HOBBY and his assistants gave the liner
Qutck dispatch through quarantine and
within a few minutes after she was re-
leased the anchor was heaved up and the
great steamship proceeded to the Pacific
Mail wharf.
Her berth there would have been roomy
enough for a little boat like the China
but for the Mongolia's levfathan propor-
IONS it was a veritable pocket hole The
America Maru was st the end berth Of
The long wharf At the Panama dock
lay the City Of Peking, her stern extend
ilC some thirty feet beyond the pier
head. Alongside the Pel1ing was a big
coal barge. Added 10 these material and
visible obstructions was a racing ebb tide
and : mud bank, the water being just q
little lower than the ATonKolia's require
ul6nts Through this maze of Difficult
ries, however, Captain Porter worked his
Big snip and landed her alongside with
sll the obstacles intact and the Mongolia
uuscratched- Captain Harvey on the
rug Araos rendered valuable assistance
En overcoming the efforts OF the tide to
keep the passengers on board all night.
The Mongoliais cargo included 1922 bales
OF raw silk.
Fine weather was encountered all the
way across the Pacific and the Mongola's
engines never turned TO better purpose.
Cmef Engineer Chisholm's face was one
broad grin. when the liner came into
port The passengers say that he began
10 smile the first day out from Honolulu.
Day by day the grin grew broader and
his friends were beginning to fear some
thing would crack when the Mongolia
slowed down TO take Pilot Hayes on
board. Chisholm's smile vanished as the
Mongolia lost headway and he looked
Quite solemn, they say, until the engines
were throbbing again. He got back most
OF his smile when the anchor was let go
in quarantine and be found that the Mon
eoIia had come from Honolulu in five
days; fifteen hours and thirty-nine min
utes
one mishap narred the harmony Of the
Nongolia's homeward voyage. The day
after leaving HOngkong, during thick
log. the liner ran down a Chinese junk.
The Mongolia was going slowly, but very
Ettle Of the Mongolia goes long way
with the kind OF marine architecture
s5opted in the construction Of Chinese
5uuks. Five members Of the junk's crew
were picked up by another native craft.
The Mongolia's lifeb0at which was low
cred al once, picked up three others who
were cliasfng 70 the wreck They were
p.aced az board the junk with their five
shipmatec and the Mongolia proceeded on
her honeward way. The Mongolia
passengers were:
From Izongkong-J. L Barrett D. l. Cobb
K. Bro. Mrs. Bro, }. l. Cotter, >, 4, ~. NJ
KniRht Miss s c. Petrle, Miss = Scout
Ms q Silverstone, C. J. Smith, F. Bellinger,
Mrs T. p Boomer and infant E . BrsRg'
Mrs. Bragg, G Gerke. MIS- Gerke' + =. NIL
Ter Mrs Miller. P. J. Rothrock, J. Schut-
hess, J.. sigwanz. n. 5. Silverstone, Genera
II Thein. Mrs H J. Wilson. P. J. Cosgrove-
Shanghai. W Aldridge, B. L Aneell'
Bishop J. w Bashford, Mrs Bashford' G ;.
Bstten. L. z. Carleton, G. D COutts, h 5
Elliot Mrs r. I. James, Miss II James
Miss r.. James, E n. Kinney A LaTz, T5,e. W :
Master W j. Osgood. Miss i. n Osgood, 7.
Morgan Phillips. F. W. Potter. H. Richards
Nagasaki-Miss r. Powers. Mrs G X ring
er. Miss 1. J. Ringer and smah. J. n Wal
lace Mrs c. C. Wallace
Kobe-K Nyalamura.
Yozohams-H- Abegg, J. Addison Miss L
addison DR. W B. Armstrong. s z. Brown,
Mrs Brown, Mrs. e Briggs, G. Broekmann'
Miss i. Cahil. A. Campbell, P. v Davis
Ms r. Godwin. p. II. Gavin, Mrs Gavin,
Miss D. E Gavin, ". A. Goodeil. Mrs Good
M s,,ssr : HaTPsI F2s KeioFg. 4. T Koernsr. Mrs
Eoer5er Mrs J Mackie Miss N. Y Macde,
Mrs Melville, Rev. D l. Miller, Mrs y Miller
j. Nabholz T. Nathan, MS Nathan y. a
EshE E.sen MTs Russell ~ Eof s se F. hssssI siosn:
Jr c. A. Smith, Mrs. J. Stewart, A T. stew
arr Z suzuki. Mrs n Suzuki and lnta nts
Miss sgzgki Il s bsSans sSsan e NM usl slIs- MIS-
T-hi Miss p Uhl and nurse D. Iyemura. Mrs.
s. NJ Wide Miss X. Wilde, s. foshikawa,
Hobsoiuisi@Miss n J. Allen. Mrs. NJ E Al
exan5er Mrs s. II. Angus, Miss NJ Angus,
Miss J. Angus Mrs. B. NJ Allen. Q. ashl-
kalua Mrs.. J. W Bergstrom. Miss Berg
srFon Fergstrom J. NJ Baker. Miss A.
Purckes Mrs. J. Belts, Mrs. A. w Bottom
icy. C. Bush. Miss E. Blossom, George 7.
castle. Miss D. Castle Miss NJ. Castle, Miss
III NJ T. Cation, ". r. Chiffon. G h Clapp,
Mrs NJ A Cunningham, Miss V Cunningham,
Miss - Carnegie = Dunfee, h 9; Easton'
Forbes George Fredericks, H ana Mrs
Focke Miss. 3. Focke, Miss f. Focke, J, g
F5ogmer Mrs l. Hamlin. r. s Hosmer, @. F.
Kirby Mrs Kirby Mrs. 9. F. Ktmbel Miss
n. Kimbeil. Frank Levy Miss l. "a lemon lemon
A A. Moore. Mrs Moore. Miss NJ l. MADDEN,
Miss A. Merriam Mrs =. a McFryde, A1Is.
Al Mcintosh Miss 9. Mcintosh, Miss Z {
Mckenzie. G. McWayne, A Moses Mrs. r r
Lieutenant Commander A. p Ninlack, MIS-
Niblack f. r. Parsons. Mrs. A x. Pruden
Miss 9. Riz Miss B. Richards, j. n Ryan
Mrs J. n. Ryan, T. r. Ryan, Mrs. II +, KY
an J.. f. Ryan, Miss y. z. Ryan, E. J. Ry-
an +. G Robinson. W Stephenson, Mrs. L
n. slattery H. schultze. Captain J. NJ s
i. STAFFORD. Mrs Stafford. Mrs. Y. L. Tenney
Edward Tenney. Miss. f Thornton. :. 7
Vans. Mrs Vars, A. r. Vars. Mrs. s. O. Wild,
Wichrnan. T. ". Wichman. Miss F. Wichmsn n
Miss s. Wichman z. J. Waddel, Mrs Waddel
e. willard Miss K Ward, Miss L Ward J
wilhelm F. r. Walsh. Mrs Walsh. Miss
Walsh. Master Walsh, Mrs. II. Weiss and in
fant, p Weiss.
Liners Reach Honolulu