The San Francisco call., 1907-01-18
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamship Ventura Will Sail For the
Orient Today With Large Cargo

The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer Ventura is scheduled to sail
for the AntipOdes at D. m. today.
She viii leave her dock at Pier z.
Pacihc-street wharf, promptly at the
appointed hour, unless the mails are
late in arriving from the East She
viii carry 100 cabin passengers AMI 60
second cabin passengers. She will also
carry her extreme limit OF general
merchandise cargo
Among her passengers are DR.. NJ z.
Grossman and his bride. Dr. Cross
man resides IN Honolulu and recently
went TO New York, where he was mar
ried-
There viii also be a number Of pas
sengers on board who are going to
make the circular tour, which includes
Honolulu, Pago Pago, Auckland sgd
ney, Manila, Hongkong. Nagasad and
Yokohama, and thence back to this
port.
In this party are J. H Empson and
c. r. Van Zandt of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l. Ebbitts and Mr.. and Mrs. @.
T. Chester Of Boston. The circular
tour has lately became very popular.
William Baldwin, a prominent mer-
chant OF Sydney. viii be among the
passengers.
COptie Sails for the Orient
The Occidental and Oriental Steam
ship Company's steamer Coptic sailed
yesterday at 1870 p. M. for the Orient.
She carried a cargo amounting TO near
ly 1000 tons, which is her full icapac-
fly. She was obliged TO leave a lot
Of cotton lying on the dock She had
100 Chinese and 80 Japanese in the
steerage.
Her cabin passengers were;
For Tokohama-AIr. z. n. Barnby. Bishop NJ
G. Harris, Mr.. P. K. COndict Miss Emma A
For Kobe-Alr. A. AZ. Dufresne. Mrs. A NJ
For shanghai-Mr r. A. GoodceIl Mrs. B. A.
Goodceu and infant, Miss Aslang Kilde, Mrs
A. c. Mather, Rev. A. S. Taylor, Mrs A. s
For Honekong-Mr Emile G. Abry. Mr. W. c.
Bryant, Rev. o. A. Carlson Mr.. Robert Corbett
Mr. Nils Dean Mr. samuel A. Dewing, Mr.. H.
w. Kirkpatrick, Mr. George Muni, Mrs George
NUM-, Bon. ". A Reed, Mrs W. A Reed Mr.
from Honolulu-Rt Bon. Lord George Play
fair Lady Playfair.
Says He Was Robbed
Harry Andrews, an engineer on the
steamship Ventura. reported TO the
Hsrbor Police yesterday that he was
robbed at the corner Of East and Mis-
sion streets on Tuesday evening Of S65.
watch valued at S25 and gold
chain worth $50. He admitted that he
was intoxicated at the time.
Guy Thorpe Succumbs
Guy Thorpe, well known on the water
front, died yesterday at his home, go
Fell street. from heart trouble. His
death was unexpected, as he had been
at work until a few days ago and ap-
peared to be enjoying good health
Thorpe was well known to all work
ers along the front, where he had been
employed for nearly thirty years by
different shippers A wife and dsugh-
ter survive him.
VIII Take Remains East
DR. H W. Hauxhurst. surgeon of the
steamship HOngkong Maru, has beer
given a leave OF absence in order &c
take the remains Of his father. the late
s. W Hauxhurst, East There Haux-
bursts remains viii be placed at rest
beside those Of his wife in Greenwood
Cemetery IN Brooklyn, n. Y.
Arrives at Honolulu
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Korea arrived at Homo
lulu yesterday.
Lumber Receipts Light
Lumber receipts from the north yes
4 terday were light They only amounted
10 1888. 600 feet