The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13
Ship Eskasoni Is
DiSmantled in
Typhoon.


The japanese liner Nippon Msru,
Captain "a. Z. Filmer, sailed yesterday
Tor the Orient with FUN cargo and
nearly 100 cabin passengers as vel
as large number OF Asiatics TIE
passengers included a large number OF
tourists. many missionaries and Z
number OF Government employees on
their way 10 the Philippines
The passenger for whom the OrienI
Will hold probably tie wermest vel
come VIII be Dr. +. ". Dudley Of 81.
PauIs Hospital, Manila DR.. Dudley
is an acknowledged authority on tropi-
cal diseases, especially cholera. DE has
been through several serious epidetnics,
and IN Two provinces Of the Philip
pines that the disease threatenea 10
GepopUlaUe Dr. Dudiey's SERVICES won
recognition both from the people and
from the Government such as rarely is
accorded 10 civilian o. soldier When
Dr Dudley left Manila he was a very
sick man. he is returning in robust
health. eager 10 be al work again.
LORD and Lady Playfair who left
here s few weeks ago, VIII join the
Nippon Maru al Honolulu
The NiPPon's passengers included;
Tor 0okohama-5ans Abegg. Mrs. H
Ahegg. Ar- CorbetL Miss Corbett W
moto. n. Aatuscha, Mr. Pierrott, A
Kobe-Rev 4. Il steinmitz. Mrs. H
NagasakiZAlss E. N Miller.
Shanghai-H ". Boone, Rev. P. R
Bakeman. Mrs. p. r. Bakeman, Rev
J. e. Clark. Mrs. J. B. Clark and infant
Miss Anna E. Corliss, Rev. J. p. Dayis,
Mrs J. p. Davis Mrs. D. II. Davis, Mrs.
r. H Parker, Miss G. Perkins, Miss
Helen n Rawlins. B. E Robinson. Miss
Hongkong - Mrs. ". H Avery.
Charles Hugo Babe, Hon. J. W, Bearos-.
ley. Mrs. J. ". Beardsley, \. F. Blanch,
Mrs. \ T. Blanch, William r Blanch-
Mrs 5. Chapman, Miss Fay Chapman
George L Colby, Mrs. J. A Cozzlno.
lanes 2. Diver, Mrs james B.
Ser. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. E W. Gil
more. Mrs. G. Hanna, Miss p. Hanna,
MIS- S. 3, Hartray, Mrs l. r; AleKSs, l,iS5s
William A x .s HotehkiIss Ia MISS sha5Iss BIsnc9s g
Judd. Miss Climepa L Judd. P. L La
grange, Miss c r. Lane, L. Layaro, l.
lewis Rqf2el ,4.r,,I Lo&Rez & GieRn m N6gIa9a LygIm9a
Miss Katherine Afeliand, Master Harold
Mollaad. Mrs. A. n. Page, Rev. A. H
Pase, Miss Violet Pierce. Theron r
Pierce. Roy E Pierce, Charles F.
Preusser. Miss Barbara A. Ross. Mrs
Mary Russell. T. Soulby, Rev J. speleh-
er. Master Joseph Speicher. Mrs; J.
speicner X. q. STOUT, NLlaE-e l. StShSSs
Fielding J. Thacher. Ferdinand The
riot. William Toomey. Miss Edith Ira
yer Gustave Nossen, Albert Nessen'
Leo Nossen, Mrs. +. E. Wells. r A
Join al Eonolulu-Miss Miriam Kin
ney. Mrs s II. Kinney, Miss Selma
Kinney. Lady Playfair, Right Hon
Lord George Playfsir.
At HongkoBg Dismanfled.
The British ship Eskasoni, which left Manila
2, For nr1a has heanr
Hongkoue dismsntled. Size evidently encountered
one Of the typhoons that have been stirring
known At this port and vessel famous for her
speed.
Not a FOotPad's Weapon.
Special Policeman Larry Brennan found yester-
day. alongside the railroad track just outside
The raclfe Mail wharf section OF zaspipe that
had been prepared apparently for hold-up pur-
poses. Il was nearly three feet long and heavy
as q piledrIver. A loop of stout cord ar one
end was wrapped fast 10 the gaspipe with bicy-
Gle tape. which also furnished good grip. Bren-
nan Was going 10 tura his find over TO the police
in handling some refractory horses that had been
unloaded from car ar that spot
Alameda sails Today.
The Oceanic Steamship Conpany's liner Ala
media CAPTAIN Dowdell. viii sail at IL O'Clock
this morning for Honolulu with many passengers
port Captain Russell. VII sail at noon for
Panama and way ports.
Water Front Notes.
The steamer Shasta. which went ashore few
days ago at Point Conception, has gone to pieces
Arrivals Of lumber by sea yesterday amounted
TO $50 900 feet.
The bark r p. Rithet. which arrived yester-
DAY from Honolulu, brought y AS bags OF sugar
The French bark Jane Guilion arrived yester-
day from Newcastle, Australia, with 2900 tons
Of coal
Joseph Chic who lives at SO Bay street was
taken 70 the Harbor Hospital yesterday suffering
from a fractured skull brick had fallen on
his head from 8 building at Stockton and Bay
streets
Fred Allen. q tesmster who lives at 1852
BRYANT avenue. was thrown from his wagon
when his horses away yesterday ~ Sunsome
and California streets At the Harlor Hospital
skull.