The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16

so ana G-Ler q snort Ge-ay Oh Me-SES
wharf, proceeded 70 Oakland long
wharf. pier I5. The Logan was al Ma
gasak when the news OF the calamity
reached there The vessel arrived at
hat port On the morning OF April 21
and was greeted with the startling in
formation that san Francisco and her
people were destroyed The officers
rushe5 ashore pellmel up % the hotel
GA The dock, and there they saw great
posters IN Gar.ng letters reading Ter
"a bic earthquake n san Francisco.
Nearly the entire city shaken 70 pieces.
Palace and Occidental hotels were
among the FIRST 70 fall IN the great
crash Awful con1agration now tax
ing place. Entire city IS doomed Call
building IS only lofty structure left
s-znE.Lg. Ten thousand people killed
and are being taken out 20 sea and
buried. Eleven thousand people badly
wounded. CHH House torn awsy from
rs foundations and thrown into the
sea" When these reports were carried
back % he Logan tremendous excite
-nelt prevailed On board the ship. A
large number OF the officers and crew
had relatives and friends here. Several
q the oncers, among whom were Cap
tain II. II. Jordan Jr- Colonel L c.
Alien and Captain u. y. Falls. whose
wives and families are living here,
ue-e naturally thrown into great stress
of mind by lne news. The next day
uore dispatches reached Nagasaki an
n0u.cing that the losses here were not
zs heavy as a. 1rst reported. and hope
raised n The minds ot those OF board
on he 25d, however, further cables ar
rived saying that the news as origi-
ually reported was correct And It was
Ia this frame OF mind that the people
Cl the transport crossed the Pacific
when, however. they arrived al Homo
-uiu, on Nay 6. they received the news
rspsrs taken there by the Alameda
Fhich steamer arrived az that port The
day previous.
The Logan left Manila April 15, Ma
Easagi April % and Honolulu Nay T..
she brings the Twelfth Infantry. n
Command OF Colonel Z c. Allen, and
many casusls. The Twelfth Infantry
IS destined for Eastern ports and viii
probably leave for its objective point
-0nlghL
The First Battalion goes 20 Fort Por-
ter. The Second Battalion, headquarters
and band so 70 Fort Jay. and the Third
Battalion goes 20 Fort Niagara
Among The officers on board IS Cen
e-sl John y. Bubb. recently promoted
10 5rigadier general and latterly IN
command OF the Twelfth Infantry.
Lieutenant Hugh Ktrkmaa, who was
found guilty OF forging the name OF
Judge Ross 10 & check of $500 IN the
PHILIPPINES. and found guilty BY court
martial was OF board and was re-
moved OF arrival 70 the military prison
a. Fort Alcacraz
Following IS a summary OF the pas
selgers OF the Logan:
one hundred and twenty-five cabin
passengers, CT enlisted men. Twelfth
Infantry; S. cssusls. army; z casuals.
navy; IS discharged soldiers. % general
prisoners. 3 garrison prisoners. % mis-
ce-ane0us- Total esL
Following IS a list OF the cabin pas
General John Bubb and family. Colonel
J.. c. Allen Colonel H S. Foster and
family. Major n. D. Crosby, Major
George 3. Duncan. Captain ". J. Par
Gee. Captain 2 s. CocheU and wife. Cap
tain J. P. Harbeson. Captain c. c. Bal
lou, Captain G. 4 Davis and wife. Cap
rziu = Y. Clinton and family. Captain
a. T. Smith and wife. Captain F. D.
Nickham and family. Captain IL y.
Falls. Captain u. Il Jordan Jr. Captain
II. Childs. Captain William 6. Neely.
Chaplain John Z. Dallam, Lieutenant A
v Foreman and wife. Lieutenant r.
Smith and vile. Lieutenant r Jackson.
Lieutenant Il IL Eeck- Lieutenant s.
A. White and wife, Lieutenant Louis
C. Duncan and wife. Lieutenant George
2 Tyuer. Mrs. K 7. Bristol. Lieutenant
c. 3. Stone and family. Lieutenant WI
liam .. Shepard. Lieutenant Frank Skie-
TasEzl, Lieutenant :. J. F1nIayson. Lieu
tenant c. A. Meals. Lieutenant r ".
B-abson. Lieutenant c. A. Hunt and
family, Lieutenant .. H Bower, Lieu
tenant G. =. Heidi. Lieutenant a Hard
l1an, Lieutenant J. s. Hamilton, Lieu
tenant r 7. Phiuney Lieutenant 1 II.
Madison. Lieutenant II. F. Harreu and
VIE, Lleutelant c. 3. Hodges. L.euten-
art J. X Sdlweu Lieutenant z. I.
= copper, Lieutenant L n DiIIer, Lieu
tenant P z. Scott. Lieutenant r La
Garde. Dr. T. IL Wells. Dr.. 7. o. Hut
son. Dr. Dunlap Moore, Mrs. c. @. Ayres,
ss ~. Taylor, Mrs. J. P Hornberger,
Mrs c. 2. Baggs and child, Miss Emily
sgres. 3 c DoOley. George O. Bender.
ID K Mitchell. n r Quirke. L L.
Sims and wife. W ". Dulin and wife.
Guy r Dosne. P J. wills, Mrs J. ".
SCOTT and daughters. Miss z. u Muir
cock. Mrs. c. Black and daughter. Miss
x Il Shields. Mrs H c. Brooks and
enid. J. r Mickey and family. r 7.
Cold
sees Marry Logs.
The steamer American. which arrived
- -edLL-@ 4GO1CE-- ET0C-L< LLEL On lGT
w from here Up the coast she passed
thousands OF logs, covering q distance OF
nore than thirty niles. This was IN lat
nuce e9:zo north and longitude 134:3o
Nest TIE logs are undoubtedly from
the big raft that has been menac3ng yes
Ecls sailing IN northern coast waters.
Certificate Is Sufficient
United States transports coming into
this port are not now compelled 70 IN
cergo examinations b. the quarantine
service here. provided. however. that the
ships surgeon can give a certificate that
no infectious disease exists on board the
ship.
Tc be Welded In .une.
The wedding OF Albert Hubbard Mofhtt
passenger agent Of the Oceanic Steam
snip Company. and Miss Lucille Francis
Smith, daughter OF Superior Judge L T.
Smith OF Santa Cruz, VIII take place on
June II, at the brides home IN Santa
Cruz. The voung couple first met on q
trip 70 Honolulu, on the steamship Ala
media.
DorIc VIII Sail Tomorrow.
The Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Corlpanv's Dcrsc VIII san at : p. N. to-
morrow for the Orient via Honolulu.
She VIII take about seventy passengers
and q fun cargo OF general merchandise
Alameda Arrives from Honolulu.
The Oceanic steamship Company's liner