The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
ROUGH WEATHER
DELAYS SON0NA
Oceanic Company's Steam
ship Arrives From Antipo-
des With Many Passengers
MONGOLIA DUE TODAY
Southern Pacific Freighter
Ukiah Knocks $4,000 Chunk
Off Westinghouse. Wharf

The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Sonoma, Captain Herman. ar
rived yesterday from Australia, via New
zealand. Pago Pago and Honolulu. She
brought large cargo and 2e2 passen-
gers. Heavy weather encountered after
leaving Sydney made the liner late in
reaching Auckland, at which port she
was stormbound for nearly a day after
she was ready TO take her departure.
among the Sonoma's passengers was
4. Nickery and wife. Mr.. Vickery is
one OF Sydney's wealthiest citizens and
is noted throughout the colonies for his
works Of philanthropy. Shortly before
has departure from Sydney he bought the
Lyceum Theater. He converted the au-
oforium into a place for the holding
q religious services. The remainder
OF the building. formerly used as a
motel viii furnish lodgings at a low
rate 10 poor young men. Mr.. Vickery
went 10 sydney from England in 1898
and has been closely associated with
the growth of the Australian. city. He
IS interested in coal mines and owns
much valuable real estate With his
wife he is now on his way TO England
Tor few months visit
Shortly before the Sonoma reached
Pago Pago six stowaways were dis
covered in the hreroom. They had been
smuggled on board by six OF the So
nOma's firemen, who. as the price of
seeing them safely TO San Francisco
compelled the stowaways to shovel coal
while they. the iremen, took life easily
The stowaways were sent ashore at
Pago Pago, 10 be returned on the Sierra
70 Sydney.
Among The Sonoma's s passengers from
Honolulu was DR.. =. H Woolsey Of
oakland. During his stay at the island
port DR. WOolsey fell and injured his
knee. He is able to walk with the aid
OF crutches, but his injury still troubles
him. Accompanying the doctor was
Frankie. his famous pug dog.
The Sonoma's passengers included the
following:
From the colonies-Mr. and Mrs H F.
anderson ". r. Attack. J. NJ Brisben. F.
Betz. MI and Mrs A. II. Baird. Mrs. ". F.
Barber Mr. and Mrs T. Bassett Miss D.
Bassetr Miss J. Bassett. John G. Berry. Mr..
and Mrs Dan Crimmons. r. r. Crockett Mr.
and Mrs P l. Dgnan. Master Alan Dignan,
Asster Bryan Dignsn Mr. and Mrs J. E
= 'FebTaeigs. M and Mrs. J J. Forster
Joseph Gould 7 H Gaines. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
=. Goode Miss Augusta L Hunt. Mr.. and
Mr.. Thomas g. Hayes, Miss Bessie Hayes
p G. 5artridge. G E Jacob. A; F. Living
stone, Mr. and Mrs A. Lion. Miss Lloyd.
Miss Ethel Lloyd James Muir. H. Munson.
Miss Muir. Mrs. MoncrIefe ". NJ Muir J.
l. Martin, Miss r. Mcpherson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H McEvoy. r. McEvoy Mrs. R, MeEvoy,
Mrs.. cav. Nr. and Mrs. ". Mclean. Mrs.
MePhee. Miss T. z. Newton. Mr. and Mrs.
81. r. Roberts Mrs. Oliver Smith. Mrs. Stone
ham and two children. J. Strauss. A. J Scott
Miss w Strickland, Miss l. Strickland. Mr..
and Mrs r. Hardy Topham, B. Trumbull,
Hiss Caliie Thomas John Uddenbsrg. Hon
Ebenezer Nickery (M. l. c., Mrs. Ebenezer
VicKery Miss Janet E. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Walker. David Anderson Miss Cert
rude BeWley. J. Bunce. Mr. and Mrs r. 3.
Beat. D. Beat. A D: Blackburn. H. Beale,
a Conway. G. CampiOn, W J. Charles. F.
Choequal r. H. Grieve. Francis Galley. Lud-
Wig Gregor. n. Goodfellow. Miss NJ. l. Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs r. J. Meharry and infant Mr..
and Mrs William Nelson. A. Noble, Miss A.
X Punett. Miss \. Palmer Mrs L. Porte,
" Slocum. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rivenhall,
II. sumner Miss =. Stephens. A Scheu. D.
Secular H c. Worth. Miss r Zimmerman.
From F5onolulu-Dr. Woolsey. Miss Keith,
Paul ,Neumsnn. John Wilhelm, Mr.. and Mrs.
" p L. Stafford DR.. Thomas and wife, Mr..
snd Mrs T L Walsh R II. F1shburn, Mrs.
Fisnburn. r. Schmidt. Colonel and Mrs
Thompson. Mrs. Keeley. Miss Judd. DR.. Emily
N0bie. Mr.. and Mrs. Spring. Mr. and Mrs.
u O. Hail Mrs. A K. Pruden. J. F. Myhan,
Mrs n H avery AIRS. E Lyle. P A. Peter
son. n. H Weinberg. Mr.. and Mrs. r. levin.
Mrs. p E. Harvey and two children