The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
SPENDS NIGHT
IN FOG BANK
Liner Mongolia Reaches
Port With Many
Passengers.
Lies at Anchor Seven
teen Hours Three
Miles Out.

chored IN log Da0E lnreS Iuiles OuN-
side Fort Point. the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia, with large cargo and more
than seven hundred passengers from
the Orient and Honolulu, came into
port yesterday morning. She reached
quarantine about 9 O'Clock, but il was
late afternoon before all the pas
sengers who were going ashore We're
landed at the little Mail dock by the
tender Arabs. The Mongolia, whica
viii make a long stay in port viii
remain at anchor in the stream for
a few DAYS. Her cargo will be dis
charged into barges.
The Mongolia was due Monday after
noon and would have been in on time
but for the interference Of the fog.
It was only a narrow strip of mist
that intervened between her and the
sunshine beyond but that strip was
thick enough TO cut and il did not need
the memory OF the Rio de Janeiro TO
induce Captain Porter TO observe COM
pany regulations and come to an an
chor at 8 o'clock Monday afternoon,
just three miles from the fort
During the voyage home. on June 81,
c. II. Thompson. q cabin passenger
from Hongkong. died, a victim Of
Brights disease. The body was buried
. at sea. Thompson was an Englishman
engaged for many years in business
at Hongkong. Realizing that he could
not live long he started for London
in the hope OF seeing his family be-
fore the end. He was IS years of age.
". B. Kane. the MongOlia's freight
clerk. is confined 10 his room on the
steamship seriously i'll with pleurisy.
He viii be removed today to the South
ern Pacific Hospital.
A few evenings before reaching port
the passengers gave an entertainment
in the saloon in aid Of st. Dorothy s
Rest at Camp Meeker. where for $40 a
small boy or girl fiOm the city slums
may enjoy the delights of a summer
vacation for one month. The Mon
golia's passengers raised 500, which
Captain Porter viii turn over TO the
trustees Of the Rest
The MongOlia's cargo included 10
cases Of opium, 294 bales of raw silk
and 1850 chests Of tea She brought
7091 tons OF freight and 796 pas
sengers
The passengers included:
From Hongkong-W. J. Bennett. Mrs
Cohn, Chin +. Foin, Miss C L. Dan.
ford. Mrs. NJ. J. Durham. Mrs. c, L
Harris. Mrs. LOavenstein and servant
A J. White, P. NJ. Caldwell H D
Cooke, Mrs. Chin T. Foin, r. B. Drais
Miss E. B. Gibbs. Captain S. NJ Hibbard
Master George LOaVenstein, O. c. B
Mimbush c; c. Cohn, H. E. Curtaz
Miss Nee Chin, P. E. Dudley, NJ l
Loavenstein. Mrs. c. Richards.
From Shanghaf-M Albath Mrs
Duer and maid, A. Frank, Mrs. NJ. Par.
ker, Joseph Roach, Mrs. Taft Miss S
n Bosworth, Miss K. Duer. Bishop S
s A TiQpetL Alex Duer. Miss L Duer
Rev. A, Morrelli, Rev. 1. Planson, Rev
n. /. Taft, Miss s. A Ward
From Naga aki-Major General J. r
Brooke, Mrs. Brooke. Miss S. H. Stearns
KOBE. n; Boyd, Mrs. Gable; Master
Motfett. Master A. Postnikow. ?
Goraseep, Mrs. NJ Postnikow, infan
and servant Miss V. Postnikow, Mrs
V Smirnon, Rev. E. N Cable, Mrs. [
kow, Master S. Postnikow, Mrs. NJ
Worley.
Yokohama-Mrs. N. A. Barney. r
Colver, Dr.. Davies Coke. Mrs. G. Q
Cress, Mrs. Dwyer, Miss II. Ollie, Dr.
G r. Gluek, ". T. Gracy, Mrs. Q. K
King, H Laughlin, R. Lawrence. L. lie
land, Miss II. B. Mason, Mrs. A. Miller
Col. Henry D. Oliver, Z. Platt. Miss r
3. PavUl, W. II. Rosenstein. Mrs. S. }
Major II S. Thurston, X Watanabe
7. W. Williams Miss NJ A Boynton
cellier. J. W. Dwyer, Mrs. c. F. Good
rich. Mrs. / J. Hanchett, Miss c. A
HolbrOok. Miss 1. Jaques, W. Kauf
Lawrence, Mrs. Leland. DR.. l. May
z. Okada, Mrs. H. D. Oliver, Miss S.
Pond, P. Renman. Miss c. NJ SeheEc ct
Mrs. Strauss, r. p. Tinsley. Mrs N.
Westfau, 1t Col r. W. 5. Wingate
Mrs. S n. Bunton, Mrs. F. E. Cox. Mr.;
Robert E Coke, J. Dwyer, G. l. Dwyel
@. FiJihara, Miss Gladys Goodrich F
3. Hill, T. F. JaQues, J. K. Jonas.
KienZler, J. KOerting. Miss G. Laugh
lin, Rev. Robert Lennon, Mrs. J. K. Nc
Carthy, S. Ohki, Miss r. II. Osborne
+. J. Pothinger, z. F. Robinson, F
Scherer, /. J. Stern, Miss Z. Stickney
9. Larsen, Mrs. Tinsley, Mrs. N. "
Warren.
Honolulu-AIiss B. Aldrich, Miss {
Barnett, Master J. Bon. Miss d. Barne:
Mrs. G. Clement, Miss G. Crow, Miss 4
J. Foster, Mrs. J. A Hopper, Mrs Ha
gems, J. .. Harries. Miss e. Ludwis
Mrs. Lyons, D. J. Mckay, Mrs A NJ Nc
Chesney, Miss L McChesney, J. Phelp.
Mrs. N. Rosenberg. Miss c. Sheffield
Mrs. G. G. Won Hamm, Miss B. YounE
Mrs. II. I. BiXby, Mrs. St c. BridgooC
@. D. Bell, Miss L Barnes, J. T. Grow
Miss B. Dickey, A. F. Grifiths. Miss n
L Hopper, Mrs. @. Haven, Mrs. NJ !
Jeffs, Miss E. Lucas. n. ]: Lee. Mr.
Mckay, Miss r. McChesney, W. T. Pop,
Mrs. Phelps, J. c. Riebe, C. L. Scrinal
Miss Marian Waterhouse, II. L. Bixb!
Mrs. c. A Bon, infant and servant I
W. Baldwin, Miss L. Craig Mrs Grow
S. A. Deel. Mrs. Grif1ths, J. F. c. Ha
gems, Miss E. Hart, Miss X. Kekel,
Admiral II. ". Lyons Mrs. Lee, Maste
J. Z. Mckay, Miss NJ. McChesney, Mis-
D. Peterson. Miss s. Phelps, Mrs. Rieb,
L A Thurston, Miss Mary Waterhous