The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
Liner Siberia Sails for the Orient With Many
Passengers and 1000 Tons of Freight
With Departure Of the Aca-
pulco Panama Steamers Re-
sumo the Regular Schedule
TAKES BLUEJACKETS
TO THE FAR EAST
Navy Transport LawtOn Leaves
for Manila With Enlisted
Men for Asiatic Squadron

The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Cap
tain A Feeder. sailed yesterday after
noon for Honolulu and the Orient with
many passengers and about 1000 tons
Of cargo. She was several hours late
IN getting away. owing to delay in
making out the ships papers.
Among the passengers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon L. Roos, who are on their
honeymoon trip. Friends of the bride
and groom lined the Siberia's gang
way, and when they got through with
, the happy pair gangway and wharf re-
/ sembled the floor OF rice warehouse
on a busy day. Mr.. and Mrs. Roos are
going as far as Honolulu on the ST.
IBERIA
Chung Pao-hsi, former Chinese Con-
sui General al this port, is returning to
China on the liner. Another passenger
for the Orient was L. r. Tuttle of Getz
Bros Mr.. TUttle was accompanied by
his wife and daughter.
J. G. Ludlow. who was second officer
Of the Korea, went out on the Siberia
as chief officer in place Of the late Ar
thur O'NeiI. Purser Jerome. who has
been on sick leave for three months, is
again AT the head of the Siberia's cler-
ical force
The Siberia's passengers included the
following:
For Honolulu-Mrs. A P. Abbott, J.
B. Castle, Judge H E. Cooper, Charles
Dorling, Mrs. Y. l. Girvin, Miss I. Hen
derson, Ralph S. Hosmer. Mrs George
H. Hosmer Charles s. Judd. F. V. List
" C. Lyon, Mrs. w c. Lyon and in
fant, A. F. Along and wife, Mrs. c.
Modica, f. A. Peck, Miss Mabel Post
Leon /. Roos. Mrs. Leon L. Roos, Carl
Schilling. W. H Smith, Mrs. w. H
Smith, z. W. sutton, l. A. Thurston,
3. T. Tuttle. J. H. Walkington, Donald
Ross, Miss Madeline Ross, Chuck HOY
and wife. G. l. Brown, c. Keidel Jr., E
H keidel. L. G. kellogg and wife, Miss
Ruth kellogg. J. *. Kalanianade, F.
". Dickson, z. Matthewson and WIFE,
Mrs. 3. F. Dillingham;, Mrs. Clara Smith,
Il F. Damon.
Yokohama. T. Davies, W. ]. For
sythe, z. Gulcen, Walter R. Hine, W. T.
Ellis and wife, Mrs. Walter R. Hine
Miss E. T. Holcombe. F. R. Vollman, H.
Biechteler, !. Biechteler.
Kobe-Captain Won Stepski.
Nagas aki-Peter c. Cooper.
hanghai-William c. Sprague, Mrs.
E N. Sprague, z. c. Sprague, Mrs. ].
Sprague, Chung Pao-hsi, DR.. J. H. John
son
Hongkong-Colonel W. P Biddle. U.
s NJ. c.; c. E. Beury. Mrs. c. E. Beury,
z. T Bishop. z. Murray Bruner, ]. T.
Corley, Mrs. Frank lie Couvrer, John S.
Dauser, William J. Fosbury. DR.. E.
Kaempf, Mrs. Z. Kaempf, James A
King, J. G. Kniesche. Gregorio Mateo,
Erwin Munk. Mrs. Ellen O'Neill, Roy
W. Cakes, Jose Reyes. George Ross,
George r. Somers, ;. 7. Knox, H P
Gibbs and wife, Mrs. George Ross, Miss
Edith Rubdel. Mrs. /. A Seaton, Miss
W. Sercombe, F. s. Spencer. Mrs. F. S.
Spencer and infant Mrs. c H Smith,
Mrs s Won Stepski. R. Stempel, Rev.
Father Subiron, A Susskind. A Thoma,
/. r. Tuttle, Mrs L. r. Tuttle, Miss
Gladys r. Tuttle, Mrs. Joseph E. VAL
entine, Master P. S. Virgil. B. o. Ken
dali, wife. daughter and son; E. ]. Muir
ply.
Join at HonolClu--Mrs. Charles A
Stockstrom. Miss Emily Stockstrom.
Ms. Charles A Stockstrom, Miss Olga
81 ockstrom.