The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21

ana looking NJ a any junior Ofncer on
living and effective refutation of the
for his application for leave OF
absence.
i am getting wise as I grow older" !"
said the captain when he had docked
his big charge. Last time | laid off
J waited until I had 10. This time 1
am going to take a vacation before 1
need il. Ny last, which was my first
and only sickness, taught me the value
Of good health, and this coming vaca-
tiOn is for the preservation of the best
. health i ever enjoyed"
The Korea brought from Yokohama
the body of Clarence England, late
navigator Of the battleship Chatta-
nOoga, who was accidentally shot and
killed at Clfeefu by a rife bullet from
a French warship, the crew of which
was engaged in small arms practice.
Lieutenant England was one Of the
most popular young officers in the
navy, and his death was generally re-
gretted.
among the passengers from Homo
lulu was Colonel George Macfarlane.
The liners passengers included:
From China and Japan-Mrs. Charles
Bagnall, I. H. Barnes, Fred Bennett,
4. H Z; van der Does de Bye, Chock
Ghong. Mrs J. Daneri, Mrs. Edward
Fretz and daughter. Bishop NJ. c. Har-
rs, ]. Healey, Dr. r. ". Kirby Smith,
L. S. a: Loo Wing Bun. A NJ MacIn-
tOsh, l. 5. Paley. 4. Reinsdorf, Delnar
Smith. II r. solomon, Erwin Stein
bach. Nicolai Rocklin, +. S Wellmar,
Judge L r. Wiley, Milward Adams,
Mrs. ". 5. Ament W. R. Bagnan. Mrs.
= H Barnes and three children. Miss
r Crooke. c. H. Dave. r. N; w 0ri-
gor- r-Sandison, c. w. Harvey, T Ike
nOuye, Mrs Kirby Smith, infant and
servant, Mrs. E; H. Tougher and
ply Jr.. Mrs. Sarah V Parks, w.
Scott Sims. Mrs. Delmar Smith and
servant w. Scribe, G. r. Stevens. Rev.
Eva wilson. Miss Mabel Alien. v Bar fal r.
mansky, + A Bostwick, I. Bickart,
simnbeu Mrs; I B Bigrnes. P,T1ofessor p; +
mrs, w 3. Hamilton and son, Mrs. c.
w. Harvey and two children. Mrs. NJ
Kelley Mrs. E. c. Marsh and two
oaughters, P. 5. Noon, Major G. W.
patterson. J. H. de Sitter. H. Sondois,
& N. Sparrow. c: J. Strome. Mrs. ]. T.
Ward, S. T. Wellman. ]. w withing-
From Honolu!u-Mrs. G. T. Abbott.
W H Bailey. Mrs. H A Baldwin. J.
c Buckbee, T. 7. Fem, Miss c. Greene.
Arthur Cay, Mrs. Gertrude Hall, Miss
r. Heaney. Q. 6. Haskett, S. A. Jaeger,
Mrs 9 A. Lewis. Mrs. George Martin
Grace Robertson, Mrs. /. l. Roos. Mrs.
l. q. Ruedin, Miss Roberts, Miss Kath-
crime smith, Z. Schuack. Robert w
Shingle. Mrs. Ida Waterhouse. Mrs w.
a Wann and two daughters, Mrs a. F.
BOYD, Mrs. ". H Bailey, A L. Black.
X X Bonine. Mrs. 7. T. Fem and two
cnlldren, MIS-. Y. j. GirVin. Miss Helen
Gay. MISS Florence Hail. Judge A. 8,
Humphreys, +. c. Jones, Miss G. W.
Koch, Mrs. J. D. Mehrten, Colonel
George Macfarlane. Mrs. T. Ododa and
three children, Miss Lillian Robertson.
Captain ". H. Roberts. B. H Smith.
MISS Nora Sturgeon, H. c. SmaIley.
Miss May Thomas, J. w Wadman. 81
H Williams, A Bloom, Mrs G. H Ber-
T. T G g 6i,lEsol 81 lBeckley grT E G s Crabbe,
Goodrich, Miss Friday Cay, Miss Char
lotte Hall, l. 7. Haguer. Mrs p G.
zones, C. A Lewis. 2. Mattson, J. NJ.
McPheeters, Miss Marion Roth, L. L.
Roos, z. O. Ruedin Mrs W. H Roberts
Mrs. B H Smith and daughfer n p
Smlt1. Mrs. N Swan. Mrs. H. H Will
cox, W A Wann, ". 9. Wilson
Starts for the Pacific.
The steamship Santa Maria, one of
the oil carriers recently bought in the
East by the Union Oil Company, sailed
on Saturday from Newport News for
this port by way Of Philadelphia
Water Pront Notes.
The Oceanic Steamship company's
liner Ventura viii sail Thursday for
Australia and on Friday the HongkonE
Maru viii leave for the Orient
The America Maru left Yokohama on
Saturday for this port.
The steamer Rosecrans. with the oil
barge Monterey in tow. arrived Sunday
al Nome from Monterey.
The British bark Trongate. from
africa, was met outside the heads on
sunday with orders to proceed to
Eureka.
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