The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-21
Alameda and San Juan
VIII Take Their De-
parture This Morning
Monfara Is Back Again

The Pacific Mail Companys big liner
Mongolia, Captain ". P. S. Porter,
sailed yesterday afternoon for Honolulu
and the Far East. The Mongolia left
the wharf at / O'Clock. the first China
liner for some months to take her de-
parture on time.
The Mongolia carried about 100 cabin
passengers and about 200 Chinese. She
did not take a full cargo. but had about
10000 tons OF freight slowed away in
her roomy holds Her cargo included
a large shipment of lumber for Manila.
Among the passengers for Hongkong
was Mrs. A Feeder, daughter OF Den
mis- Kearney and wife OF the master
OF the Pacific Nail liner Siberia.
The Mongolia's passengers include:
For HONOLULU. Adams, Mrs NJ B
Allen. W D Baldwin, Mrs. w D. Bald
win and child, A. J. Balfng, 4. G
Bowles. ". z. Brown, Mrs; W E.
Brown. Miss Margaret Brown, S. Davis
J. W Dumbauld. Mrs. J. W. Dumbauld,
Rev. P. T. Fem. Mrs. P. 7. Fem and
Gardiner Jr.. Mrs. ". W. Hall, ]. n.
Hartwell Miss J. Roslett Henderson,
Miss q. Z. Y. Hooper Mrs. ". A Lind
say and two children, Miss +. Maurer,
Charles McWayne, Miss Alice NJ. Mooar
Miss Henrietta Nordmeyer. J. D. Pea
body. C. Schwartz, Miss Alice Sinclair,
". NJ Templeton. Captain Samuel W
Very, L. 5. n. T L. Whitcomb, Mrs.
White and child, Mrs. P. w. Wick
strum and child, z. Zevallos.
ohama-Paul Beehert Frank
child. George D. Edwards, Frank ?.
Firey Mrs Frank p. frey. Ernst Gull
den. John p. Bawrie, Mrs. John T. Law
RE, Hamilton Parrish. Mrs. Hamilton
Parrish. s. Redtenbacher. ". c. Street
Kobe-Rev. George Heber Jones Mrs.
George Heber Jones, Miss hatheryne
Jones. Miss Margaret Jones, Mrs W. =
Schroth. Miss Julia x. Winn.
Shsnghai-F. R Moran. Mrs. F. R.
Moran. Miss Charlotte Meyer.
Hongkong-Mr. Atwood. ]. c. Bentz,
man. J. K. Claxton, Miss Adeline Y
Courtey. Carl Eckermann. A. Etherioge
Ludwig Won trege, {. d. Fuller, MI
Gilbert Ira Q. Jones, Lai Fang kee, Lee
liam II. Mcintyre. Nathan o. Noah, Rev
N B Palmer. Mrs. NJ B. Palmer, Luz
Glen Rozet. Mrs. Lucien ROGET. Mrs }
Smith, J. A. Stevenson. DR.. Josef Stulz,
x. E Weeks. c. G. Wen. Mrs. a Feeder.
Join at HONOLULU. Jerry, L. Wels-
mann.
Montara Is Home Again.
The steamship Montara, which
months ago was tried and convicted
by a japanese prize court OF blockade
running. returned yesterday to this
port The Montara, once upon time
the Willamette, is one Of the best
known vessels on this coast. Year af-
ter year she has taken general cargo
out of this harbor and returned
freighted with coal In spite OF the
fact that she carried no passengers, the
Montara was one of the most valu-
able vessels in the Pacific Coast Com
pany's service and ii was only the
temptation Of a high charter fee that
induced that corporation to place the
freighter. temporarily, in other hands.
The Montara left here with a cargo
OF supplies for a number of Russian
trading stations. She made one voy-
age in safety. but the next time she
reached the Siberian coast the Japan
ese captured her. She was bought back
a few months ago from the govern
ment Of Japan and is BACK in her old
trade. She was brought from the Orient
by Captain Andrew Hall. who will
commands her
Alameda 10 Sail Today.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Alameda. Captain DowdelL. which
will leave at II o'clock a. m. today for
Honolulu. will carry about fifty cabin
passengers and full cargo. Among
the passengers viii be Mrs w P S.
Porter, wife-of the commander of the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. After
visiting friends in the island port Mrs.
Porter will continue her journey to
China and Japan.
A. !. Block Of the wells-Fargo and
Nevada National Bank will be a pas
senger on the Alameda
Cruiser Milwaukee Goes Outside.
The new cruiser Milwaukee was out
1H-- .1r1rr IN har
builders trial, which will be held next
week in the Santa Barbara channel.
She made her first acquaintance yester-
day with the Pacific Ocean. Under the
guiding hand Of Captain George Har-
vey the big commerce destroyer was
taken outside the heads, where she
found swells great enough to test her
seagoing qualities. She behaved well
and her builders are hopeful that when
her time Of trial comes she will be
there with a twenty-five knot gait
and everything else according to the
specifications under which she was
built.
Sails Today for Panama.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan. Cap
tain Urry. will sail at noon today for
Panama and way ports. The San Juan
viii carry about twenty passengers
and e full cargo.
Water Front Notes.
Lumber receipts yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet
The British ship Latimer from Ant
werp passed the Farallones yesterday
afternoon. She has q cargo of struc-
tursl iron.
The army transport Logan arrived
Thursday at Honolulu from Manila.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Ventura arrived yesterday at
Sydney.
The British ship Radiant WHICH be-
longs to the Standard Oil Company, is
making q very long passage from New
castle. Australia. TO this port. She is
now out III days.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.