The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

me oceanic Steamship Companv,s
liner Alameda. Captain Dowdeii. ar
Sarly yesterday morning from
donolulu with a full cargo ana az
passengers. The Alameda brought 1Os
Saoin passengers among them a mum
eeI OF Los Angeles people who had
.othleo part OF the southern delegation
mat chartered the steamer Ohio for a
ZIP 70 the islands They found the
ohlo uncomfortably crowded and not
exactly the pleasure yacht they had
eNpecteo. so In preference to returning
on the seattle steamer they sacrificed
their Ohio passage money and bought
nckets Tor home on the Alameda
among the Alameda's passengers was
". n Hoogs, q Honolulu contractor
VINO intends going into business in this
city. Hoogs was accompanied by his
wife and ten children.
The Alameda brought sixteen Japa-
hese from Honolulu. They were land
ed without hindrance from the iuamf-
Eration onicisls. who have as yet re-
oeiVeo no instructions to interfere with
japanese immigration from Honolulu.
The Alameda encountered strong head
winds end heavy sea Her passen-
gers included:
c. A. Atwen. Mrs Atveu. P II Rootb Ms
Brown, W ~. Brown, Miss AZ. Brown. Mrs
A. CosErove. Mrs cosgrove, DR.. J. Fl Cowes
a A. Crook. Dr. cunningham. Mrs. Cunningham
man. J. Firres, Dr. f. W. Fleming. ss p Forve s
Ms ars fSTve A earyie Mrs. Gsrvie. Mis-
and three servants. Dr. Bumphris Master W,
Hunt. Miss Kelsey. Mrs r. T. Leach, lie,
ros; p. X AePherson. Mrs. Mcpherson. Mrs
AIRS Meyers. Miss Meyers. A. b. Mohr. MS,
Mrs L Patterson. Mrs Psyson' Mrs s's Perkins iG5s
e Pittman, M; Ramsay. Mrs. Ramsay. G
Rohris' l. A R RosSi5 noloS souSaeea hsess' Mrs Ms
Rounseu. Mr. Runkie Afrs. Runkie. Miss n
Squires. G. ie Roy ste~ich. Mrs. q. ie Ro,
S,syiS.. SsSaS. Z T. e s, sssssst, Ms, Ms sgtsF q
White. Mrs. White. Mrs. c. @. White. infant
ane maid. Miss White. Il. 2. wichmsn, Mrs. L
II. Winter, Nrs. WOolacort Miss WOolacoft Nm
s B. Noolmington and child.
To Keep Out Yellow Fever
DR.. Cofer OF the marine hospital ser
vice. federal quarantine officer at Hon
olulu, arrived here yesterday from
Mexico and VIII return TO Honolulu
on the Alameda. which will sail at il
o clock next Saturday morning. When
the American Hawaiian Steamship
. Company inaugurated it's service be-
tween Honolulu and Salina Cruz the
importance OF keeping Honolulu free
from the yellow fever which some
pee was realized DR.. Cofer has been
at Salina Cruz and at Coatzacoalcos for
the purpose OF personally acouainting
himself with the sanitary conditions OF
both places and 70 satisfy himself as
10 how far he could depend upon a
Mexican bill OF health issued at these
ports.
Famous Clipper Ship to BE Sold
The famous clipper ship Aryan. one
of the last built Of the smart wooden
ships that once made the American
merchant marine famous and the Stars
and Stripes familiar in every nook OF
the seven seas. is lying in the mud OF
Oakland Creek awaiting a purchaser
Her usefulness as q clipper ship has
gone. once upon a time she earned
dividends carrying coal from the Allan
tic side 90 this port and returning with
q cargo OF sugar from Honolulu. Sugar
is no longer shipped in wooden YES
sells. and the Aryans owners can no
longer use the vessel TO any advantage.
She cost 100000 when She was built
IN 1893 and it is said that her owners
are now considering an offer Of $4,000
for her. She VIII be used probably in
the coast lumber trade. which is profit
able. but rather a humorum sort OF
business for a clipper OF the Aryan' s
fame and beauty.
Lfghtship Out OF Position
g Commander Mayo, u. S. n. OF the
lighthouse board has issued a notice
10 the effect that relief lightship rs
(which IS temporarily taking the place
OF the light vessel at Blunts Reef
dragged out OF position March 26 about
one and three-ouarter miles in a west
terly direction. The lightship VIII be re-
placed on her station as soon as prac-
lticable. Captain Hall OF the steamer
Ramona, which arrived yesterday from
Eureka, reported the change Of the
llightship's position. II Captain Hal
had been one Of the not few coastine
inavigators who depended for his posi-
ltion on the bells and lights placed by
the lighthouse board. the change IN
the Iightship's position might have LED
10 trouble for the Ramona. AS it was
however II was Captain Hall who dis
covered that the light vessel was in the
wrong place, and he found il out, not
lby hguring back from the deck Of .
lstranded steamer. but by being in the
right place himself and by knowing
exactly where he was.
water Front Notes
Tbe Pacific Mail liner City OF Para
,3eft Acapulco Tuesday for this port
The liner Korea left Yokohama yes
'terday for this port by way OF Homo
ZULU
The Norwegian steamer Teilus, which
lerrfved yesterday from Laoysmith
brought s52s tons Of coal
Receipts OF lumber yesterday By sea
amounted to 3,i2o,0oo feet
The schooner Roderick Dhu sailed
Yesterday for Monterey in tow OF the
fpreokels tug Dauntless.
The codhshing schooner Czarina
n,or.evaro bound, was outside the heads
last evening.
The Alaska Packers Association
stearner. AIitak, Captain Moller, cleared
yesterday for chignik-