The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29

discharged soldiers. 80 prisoners and 3
The cabin passengers were:
General James A. Buchanan, Colonel
J c. Dent and family Major Fran k
Green and wife, Major p. @. Wales and
children, Major +. f. Wilcox and fam
1lY Captain NJ. A. W. ShOckley and
family, Captain John Conklin, Captain
Charles p George. Captain Edwin p
Wolfe and wife, Lieutenant W. :. Han
sell and family, Lieutenant G. J. Fen
ton. Lieutenant Nels ID; Anderson,
Lieutenant X. J. OLoughlin. Lieuten-
ant ~. 5. Dowd and wife, Lieutenant
Joseph J.. McGree, Lieutenant W. c. f.
NICHOLSON. Dr. ". G. Hammond and
family. Mrs. r. c. Van Nliet and chill
dren- ". b. Hull, sydney D. Sugar, Mrs.
A B. Coke and child. Mrs. Charles y.
Gordon, Mrs. William J. Pearson, Mrs:
daughter, Mrs. II. NJ Albright, p P.
Herrick, c. NJ Sandford, John 4. Nc
Manus B. J. Daniel, Michael J. TOomey,
Frank a. Hickok. G. A Jamison.
Weltner and family, Mrs. F. z. Burgess.
Guy r. Jennings, William Pimley, Hen
~ h Harman, David l. Cross, John
schmidt Mrs. Mary Van Buell., A. @.
japanese Liner Sails.
The japanese liner Nippon Maru
Captain ". E. Filmer, sailed yesterday
afternoon for the orient. She carried &
1Iu cargo. and among her passengers
were the following named:
For Yokohama. H. Bryant, Ed
ward MacLane, wife and child, Mrs.
Il. Z. Valentine.
kobe-Dr. Elizabeth Beatty.
Shanghai-Miss X. Estudillo Mrs. A.
Eodde and son, Howard c. Hoyt, f. NJ.
Moore Mrs. Tilson and two children.
Rev. ". J. Hail.
ugkong-Lieutenant Robert L
Berry, i. B. Bewley. r. 3. Davis. Mrs.
:. IL Dearth, 2. q. Elliott. r. Heuer,
Ira .. Jones. H; II; Kenagy, Miss Alma
Z NJ
Murdock, Earl G. Togelgren.
Join al Honolulu. s. Schmidt, H.
Selbernagle.
Leaves for Panama.
The Pacific Mail liner City Of Sydney,
Captain Mclean, sailed yesterday at
noon for Panama and way ports. She
took away about $500 tons Of freight
and in addition 10 twenty steerage pas
s. nSers and ten Chinese she carried the
following cabin passengers: l. Levin,
T. T. Hart. II. II. stevens, J. Gordon,
Mrs. r. i. Dufour and two daughters
Miss c. Paredes. Miss F f. Paredes.
George +. Huke and wife Mary Tripp,
!. Rogg. ". x. Thompson and child,
Francis Rotch, P. ". Bateman, A G.
Ward. DR.. c. N. Rivera.
Fireman Attacks Engineer.
Charles Ssndstrom. chief engineer Of
the steam schooner Prentiss, left his
vessel yesterday TO look for an assist
ant engineer. AS he was leaving the
headquarters of the Engineers Asso-
ciation he met fireman. one Sharkey,
with whom he had trouble about six
months ago on board ship. Sharkey
saw his former chief. remembered sun
dry cuffs and kicks administered by
way Of discipline and decided that the
time had come to even scores.
II was quite a pretty fight while it
Nrrga sd
strOm would have got the decision but
for the Interference Of some Of his
friends and the arrival Of Policeman
James McGrath. AS Ssndstrom was
slightly under the influence Of liquor
NcGrath escorted him TO the Prentiss.
which was lying at the Pacific Mail
wharf
VIII Stay at HOnEkOnE.
The steamship Coptic. recently pur-
chased from the White Star Line Of
Liverpool by the Pacific Mail Company,
is now at HOngkOng. where she will
remain until some occupation is found
for her. Captain Finch and the officers
OF the. liner are coming TO this port as
passengers on the liner Siberia. From
here most Of the officers will probably
return 10 Liverpool FOR assignment to
duty on other ships OF the White Star
Line.
Captain Finch OF the Coptic is fond
OF San Francisco which has been
his home during his service on the Pa
cihc. and his regret at leaving Califor-
nta VIII be shared by many. for. ashore
and a1oat Captain Finch has the fac
ulty OF making friends and keeping
them. He will probably be given a
command in the Atlantic service. Chief
Officer Loberz Of the Coptic is also in
line for a ship OF his own.
Big Sugar Fleet Arrives.
Half a dozen sugar packets arrived
yesterday from Hawaiian ports, and be-
tween them they brought 2l3.5e7 bags Of
sugar The best passage was made by the
bark St. Katherine, eighteen days from
Hilo. The schooner W. II. Marston
thirty eight days from Hilo, was the
most leisurely. The other arrivals were:
Bark Kaiulani, thirty days from Hon
olulu; bark George Curtis, twenty
seven days from Honolulu, schooner F.
~. Slade, twenty-seven days from
Kaahapai. and the bark Olympic, TWEEN
ty-one days from Honolulu.
Water Front Notes.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner SOnoma is due today from Aus
tralia.
The Matson Navigation Company's
steemer Enterprise Will sail today for
IIilc direct.
The steamship Rosecrans will leave
tomorrow for Alaska
The new steam schooner Tamalpais
was given a trial run on the bay yes
teroay.
~ Captain r. Mason. formerly chief Off
Ger, was appointed master yesterday Of
tho Hartman steamer Costa Rica.
which will sail today for Astoria. Cap
tain Mason succeeds Captain Curtis.
who was transferred to the City Of
Para.
Receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
aggregated 1.4S5, 900 feet
Tho Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Mariposa. Captain Lawless, is due
Tuesday from Tahiti.