The San Francisco call., 1906-12-29

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dart. Charles E. Cullen, P. e. Mack, rs A. 2.
Carpenter. Miss e. G. Tietje, l.. d; Cummings,
field s. Yagishita, w. Domnich. Dr. Bedzen-
hardt. A. II. Gulliyer, J; e. Parker, Mrs G. O.
mings Mrs E. W Harris and two children, Lee
Ting Leung. Toy Con-
Nippon Maru Sails for Orient
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru,
Captain Filmer. sailed yesterday for
the Orient. She carried thirty-four
cabin passengers, 135 Chinese and thir-
ty Japanese. Among her passengers
were:
For Yokohama-D. T. Ahrenberg. Mr. Aibara,
Takeda. T. Takakuwa, DR.. Otto Kummel, Paul
Kutt, E. L.. Mondon, NJ. 0tani.
bard M Rev Rev. II. b. uch1a schwartz, Us Mrs II. B.
Schwartz child and maid
Shame. Gomte oriowski. Mr.. POdhorski A. L.
Dorr, Frederick II. Fairfax, DR.. z. NJ. Laughlin,
Milton w Lazansky, Mrs Milton W. Lazansky,
Thrall, Mr. Weinberger. Mrs. Weinberger.
For Hongkong-T NJ. Little
sonoma Carries Many Passengers
The oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Sonoma, Captain j. H. Trask.
sailed yesterday afternoon for the
Antipodes with a full cargo, which con-
sisted largely of California products,
and a large number of passengers.
among them many tourists on their
way to the New Zealand Exposition at
Christchurch. Among the passengers
was DR.. w. H. Solf, the German Gov
ernor of Apia- Jules knight, an En-
glish actor who formerly played with
Ellen Terry, was among the passengers
for Sydney. Jack Johnson, the colored
pugilist who is going to Australia in
the hope of getting a match with Bill
Squires, the Australian champion, also
was a passenger on the Sonoma-
The passengers included:
For Honolulu-Afrs J. Bourne Jr DR.. F. T.
child, L. chevalier. Miss A Dowdle Miss A. II.
Master Hunt, s. F. Hunt G. A. johnson, G. G.
Kennedy. J; $. Kimball Mrs . Kimbal i1,tsllr US $.
Mehe Pedro MTs g. j. G.
RothweI Jack Ryan. L. p Smith: Mrs. Smith,
wbte %Fs White n .s Ea wi Whe Mrs I
whittam. Miss n. whittam:. Mrs. Eliza Castle
and m rshes na f. ensr caPe O. g. X Fann Miss Mrs
Pedro j. Robinson. A: Sigismund. Mrs NJ ST.
For Paeo mfR s Franz EnEe
Lieutenant Hecker, A.. Konitz, F. Lueders, DR..
W. II. Solf. Otto Thieie;., W. o. Facer Mrs.
For AuekIansmrs Mary BsIIsntyns MdMayTs "
kuhRs sfs Mddsdor kfs r
Mackay, E.. "a Rawson Mrs e. Raynor, B. a.
mons. E. A. Wood r Bonthorne. Mrs. Bon
thorne. Master NJ. Bonthorne, A H. Davis, Mrs
g. Hoilaway Miss Nina Moore, Miss D. Riggs,
A Smith. Mrs. A.. NJ. Thayer Miss NJ. Thayer,
Miss z. Thayer.
Cockroft Miss Cockroft Miss Charlotte N. Cock
Dun Duty, Mis- Miss coz G Ely T. W Hartley 8 q kan
Ms Il kns kHsh 4 MsrFe s HdHns ss
L. Markell. w s. Mayer. Mrs. Mayer; DR.. C. s.
Pease. A. Ramsay. Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs NJ Riley,
=. X. Rogers, Mrs. NJ Stanley, Miss P; Verne.
Mrs, 'eNsaT werrine' ua r. I Wills, r Fenton' 4.
Harwich; D. J. Inch. Jack Johnson, A. Mclean.
Join at Honolulu for Auckland@J. Baxter.
Mrs. Baxter. ]. d. Bond E. R. Wilcox, ]. B.
Join at Honolulu for sydney--F. Albert, Mrs.
Albert two children and maid; D. W. Brunton.
Rt Rev: John Dunno Rev. J Dunno NJ \. Forti.
P. J. O'Connor. Father 0'Donohoe Rev Father
oReig Rev NJ shs1asan Mrl H. Mesks
Chinese Jumps From Ferry Steamer
On the O'Clock trip from this side
of the ferry steamer Berkeley yester-
jumped overheard. The steamer was
stopped, boat lowered and the would
be suicide. in whom the cold water had
aroused a frantic desire for life, was
picked up. He was a good swimmer,
the rescue was accomplished quickly
and the ferry steamers crew had some
valuable practice in life-saving. The
Chinese was apparently unharmed by
the immersion.
Mariposa Sails for Tahiti
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Mariposa, Captain Lawless, sailed
yesterday for Tahiti with passengers
and freight.
Water Front Notes
The big freighter Mexican, sister
ship to the Alaskan and Nevadan, is to
be launched at 1920 o'clock this morn
ing at the Union Iron Works.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea left
Hongkong yesterday for this port
The steamer Ravalli. with the lum-
tow, arrived yesterday from Eureka.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to nearly 100000 feet
The new steamer Daisy Freeman ar
rived yesterday from Eureka in tow of
the tug Ranger.
The French bark La Rochejaquelin
arrived yesterday from Newcastle,
England.
Movements of Transports
Reports were received here yester-
day to the effect that the TRANSPORT
Thomas sailed from Guam December
27. and that the Dix left Honolulu on
the same date.