The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Pacific Mail Liner Siberia Unable to Go
to Sea on Account Of Thick Weather

The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Cap
tain Adrian Feeder, left the Pacific
Nail wharf about o'clock yesterday
Tor the Orient. but at a late hour last
evening was anchored off Meiggs wharf
waiting for clearer weather before ven
turing out through the heads. She car
ried large number Of passengers and
full cargo, which included big ship
ments Of cotton and -four
Henry B. Miller. United States Con-
sui General at Yokohama, is returning
10 his post on the liner Among the
passengers were many missionaries and
a number Of prominent Japanese. The
Marquis de Nalladares was a passenger
destined for Hongkong. A number of
prominent Honolulu people sailed on
the liner. which also carried many
tourists.
The passengers included:
For Honolulu-David Anderson. Mrs. David
:. L. Bingham. E F. Bishop. y R. Brown
Mrs. 2. A. Burke. Arthur Burke. S. n. Bur,
C. J. Carter. J. B. Castle. Charles Chris
Jensen, NJ, Crehore. Mrs F. NJ. Crehore and
= J. Cross, Master Cecil Cross. F. B.
Damon, G. l. Denny. Mrs. c. I. Denny and
DOLE Stewart eo' DuS Ses M nSe Mrs. F Fame
TTes5,ner % Thomas F. Farmer, Miss NJ
Mrs Hermann FocEe. Miss ETa 1Focke. Miss Miss
fiaris Focke, Francis Hatch, H Hen5es, Mrs.
D. 3. A. B.
Mrs; A. B. Long; James 4; Lowe; Mrs, W Y:
2H 4s' ", W: - Marvin Mrs W. d.
5doTas Ms T odowaa Miss N csfSeriae odoW
"a, Master John Odowda, Master James
odowds, Mrs. Il. Phillips. two children and
servants, Mrs. c. ". Rhodes. Miss J. Rich
5rdSS. i: 5 Rigaohs Mrs E. $. Riedon. Mrs..
- Iraphsgen, Miss Margaret Walker, +. B..
Written. B. n; woodruff
HOkohama-AIiss Gertrude Davis. X Ebihara.
Anthony f. kaesar. Mrs Anthony z. kaesar,
5og Tos ds b s9 Mrs. Loieg de LobsI Miss g
Midsusaki, Henry B. Miller. Rev. A. NJ. Ozawa,
Hon- Constantine T. Pfaffs Rev W. sakaki-
para, Charles 7. Strauss. George 7. WakimOto,
MS George r. Wakimoto, ID. Natansbe.
NsgsssKi-NIrs. E. H. Fretz. Miss Mary s.
tretz Rev. W. de L. Kfngsbury.
Shsnghsi-Miss l. l. Brooks. Rev. W. R.
Nain.. Mrs. ". A. Main and three children.
lis A. Powell Harold Richards Jri R. L
stout John a. Wilson Jr.
HoRgkong-,R. E. Abenheim. Mrs. R. E..
Jay Mrs ". L Borehsm. Captain T. A.
isrtr9de Driesbach' a N FOaids. N r. Finch sSs
Mrs G. L. Gelm ann daughter. w. s Halde-
Harper, Mrs. Isaac J. Harper, Miss Wilma A.
Neck. William B. King. 6. N. Lack c. H.
s Miss suae 4 Ls snRfs Miss Miss Elsie e De
Iennig, F. Lyman, Mrs b F. Lyman.
T. Richmond. Mrs II Redmond and two chill,
iren. W. ". Sheppard. Charles H. Thompson,
Nfs- Charles II. Thompson. Marquis de Val
adares Henry Z. Walters. Mrs. D. B. Within.
Join at Honolulu-P. de Angels B. E.
1oouey-
Collier shefIa Docks
The collier Sheila. which arrived
Thursday from Ladysmith with e0e1
-oas of coal. did not dock at Folsom
street wharf No. until yesterday.
Preparations were made to discharge
he cargo rapidly. but the rain spoiled
he plans and the unloading is proceed
-ng under difficulties. BY the time the
iast ton has been discharged the whole
argo viii have been distributed, as
s-Rs the case with the Titania's cargo.
she next collier due Will be the Her
ules. which left Ladysmfth Thursday
with between 5000 and 5000 tons of the
precious fuel. She viii be followed in
a few days by the Titania The coal
people give as one reason for the pres
ant shortage that the railroads viii not
bring i'm any more coal from Wyoming
and the outside towns, once supplied
from that source are now dependent
upQn San Francisco importations.
street Car DfsabIes Sailor
Albert Schlash. a sailor on the steam
er Noyo. was struck by west-bound
Ellis street car No. 1920 at lis a. m.
Yesterday, and at the Harbor Hospital
fractured skull. l. Neubrey. the motor
man. who was arrested and charged
with battery. declared that the sailor
either was helpiessly drunk or was
sleeping between the rails. and that
the accident was unavoidable.
MOrven Breaking Up
The British bark Morven, which went
, ashore the other day near Limerick. is
reported TO be breaking UP. There will
he no salvage. The Morven was bound
from this coast for Limerick. No lives
were lost.
To Leave Drydock To-day
The army transport Sheridan Will be
taken of Hunters Point drydock today
and berthed at the transport wharf to
remain there until she is turned over
10 whoever is awarded the contract for
repairing her.
WATER Front Notes
The American Ia waiian Companys
steamer American arrived here yester-
day from the Sound to finish loading.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2.228, 900 feet.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Sierra arrived yesterday at Auck-
land.
The Japanese liner America Maru left
rrorofs,l,r .-ester6av for Yokohama.