The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06


Tor six days after leaving Yokohama
She suffered some damage One of her
boats was smashed, part Of her rail
on the starboard side was carried
away, an accommodation ladder was
pounded into uselessness and several
ports were stove In. None of the dam
sge was vital. however, and the pretty
liner maintained her reputation as a
good sea boat Captain Going believes
that shipping exposed TO the storm
must have suffered considerably. In the
hope OF being able to render assistance
TO any vessel that might have been
driven on any of the islands that ex-
tend IN chain from the meridian to
Honolulu, Captain Going set the Ameri-
cas- course so that he got a good view
or each speck Of land As result of
this he is satisfied that nothing in the
way OF marine architecture is piled
on the coral strands of Ocean Island
Midway, Pearl and Hermes reef, Lysan,
Necker Island or Bird Island On
French Frigate shoal he saw the re-
mains Of the French bark that drove to
destruction there about three years ago
lie is sure that no shipwrecked marin
ers are playing Robinson Crusoe on any
OF these islands.
On account Of the death of a fireman
OF an ailment diagnosed at Honolulu
as suspected plague" the Maru was
given very careful inspection in quar-
detained
several hours.
Her cargo of 20sO tons included s42
bales Of raw silk. She brought fifteen
cabin passengers, thirteen in the steer
age and sixty-nine Asiatics. including
three Sikhs. Among the cabin passen-
gers were:
q. Booth, J. R. Bradley, S. Eichner. E Il
s Matsunsga. Miss ROsslie z. Roach. Miss E
y Scripps, W. c. Stone, Mrs. W. c. Stone S.
comb.
Korea Delayed by Mudbank
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Captain
Sandberg, which sailed for the Orient
yesterday, stuck in the mud as she
swung from her berth and remained a
fixture until the rising tide enabled
tugs 10 drag her into deep water.
The Korea carried a large cargo and
all the passengers for which she had
accommodation. Among her passen-
gers were:
For Honolulu-August Ahrens Miss NJ o.
Aldrich. Miss B. Aldrich, Mrs. a. Arendt, Miss
r. W. atkinson, S. NJ Ballou, Miss E. J. Breck
". J. Brown, Miss Marion E. Brown, Arthur
Mrs v. K. Carroll. Mrs. y P. Cole, Miss E E.
Cole, Miss \. n Cole, Miss Nell Cole, r. p
daughter Miss sophie Frye, c. Hagens. Mrs r
H. Jennings. Miss Caroline Jennings Colonel A
b McClanahan. Ms. E B. Mcclanahsn. J. r
AcCrosson. James MeCrosson, Mrs. F. A Nc
a Nyer. r. s Norris. Ms E S. % Norris. N Il s.
Rand, Mrs. II. 5. Rand and maid, Miss Ruth
David Rice. Mrs 4I5S David Rice. Miss s. Ri6seWaP.
Mrs. s. J. Smith, Miss Isabel Smith. Master
Mrs. G. A. St Clair. D. Sylvester G. P
Thilen, Mrs A. II. Turner, II. c. Turner. Mrs.
II C. Turner and maid. Master Burnett Turner.
Miss Lucia f. Turner, Edwin S. Utley. Miss A.
Way Miss E. Way, W D. Wsymant, Mrs. W.
O. Waymant. NJ A Wray, Mrs. n. A. Wray.
Af.r-l - II. EoTnrOl. IL Ii. -
Helm Ms Y ". Helm and infant Miss Kath-
ryn Helm. Master Nathan Helm, W. D. Hewitt,
Kfkuchf. Dr. A. /. Ludlow, Louis G. c. Miller,
n E Moi. K. Morgani' l. II. Severance. K.
Iake9ure, Eldridge Thorp. Captain Won Troschke.
Kobe-F E. Barto, Mrs F. E. Barto, n. F.
Dunning, Miss Sadie B. Harbaugh, Charles E
johnson, Charles F. Sheldon, w l. Witherbee.
Nagasaki-Miss c. L Danford. Mrs. ". A.
Kissam, Donald Kisssm, Bradford Kissams Miss
Shanghai-AIiss Mary Carmichael Rev S. H.
Litten, Mrs S: h Littel, child ID and infant,
Hongkong-AlTa Adams, Mrs Alva Adams,
Mrs Anderson and daughter, John Barneson,
Berrhod and maid. John Birkholz, Mrs John
Birkholz: Henry F. Blount, Mrs. Henry F.
. Blount Mrs Douglas Boynton, Mrs G. o. Boyn-
, ron. Otto Brunner. Chin Chung Wsh, Chong
Ksi Wong, Rev. Earl c. Cleeland A. E. Dowler,
IT.. A. Z. Farwsn. D. E. Fee. Mrs D. E. Fee.
\. Gilbert, Mrs. F. n Gilbert Wellington
9e5 1sS5T William Mn Henry Grant Grsbf A4thar sS q Grs
Winfield S. Grove, w. a Guteliqs Jr-, Philip
=. Herrick. Hugh Hogan, Mrs Hugh Hogan
Kittredge. Mrs. J. E.. Kittredge. Strickland
Kneass Henry F. L2belle, Mrs. William Laid
A. T. Lowenstein, Mrs. NJ. E. Lowenstein, in
fant and servant, Judge P. N. Moir. Mrs; p II.
dock J. NJ Pavitt. Mrs. Thomas Reed and in
fant, Miss G. r. Rouse. R. H- Sawyer, Captain
e simpson, J Hoyt Smith, Bertrsm E. Snodgrass.
B. c. Soule. Mrs. B. G soule, Mrs f. s
Stone, Mrs. George c. Stone, Mrs Harriet T.
Stone. Miss Kittie L Stone. E. J. Showers J.
Taylor Mrs. Horace A. Taylor Carlton Wall,
'i.s 1ota a AZ Honoini1-T. E. Nash. Mrs. 7. E.
Nssh- r. McGregor. W Soutberland, Miss K
MeGreeor. B. steel. Duncan McLaren. Mrs. Dun
can McLaren. Mrs Paul Dickinson, Miss Dorothy
Dickinson.
Logan Sails for Manila.
The transport Logan sailed at noon
Yesterday, carrying the Twenty-third
and Twenty fourth Batteries Of Field
artillery. Major E. E. Gayle went in
command Of the Twenty-third and Cap
tain W. Smith in command Of the
T7vventv-fourth. There were 263 enlisted
men in the two batteries Besides the
ofHcers and their families attached to
the troops, there were on board large
number Of casuals-
Following is a list Of the cabin pas
sengers:
Major E. E. Gayle and daughter; Major b: S.
yVoodeon wife and children; Major Guy
Carleton Captain S. z. Smiley and wife, Cap
fafr Hiram L Bearse Captain John FL. Wholley.
captain Manus McCloskey. wife and child; Cap
tain W. Smith, Captain z. s. Leisenring. Cap
tain Waller Harvey and mother, Lieutenant
George n Brooks. Lieutenant David McKell and
wife lieutenant G. W. Weller and wife, Lieu
fensnt q A. Reed and wife. Lieutenant I. D.
Osborne and wife, Lieutenant Herman Herring,
Dr Frank r. Mccullough. Dr. Robert e. Hoyt,
william l. F. Smionpietri; Dr. Thomas W.
Jackson wife and two children; Mrs. W. A.
Sere1ie and child Christof Beutinger. Mrs.
Thomas s. Butler. ". T. Wilder; James F. Nc
Tesn Joseph A. Bayer. F. A. Mcmillan, Miss
Nors D. Turner Miss Lulu Hansen, Mrs. Rachel
H Bisseii Mrs. Harry Allyn. Charles G. Iay-
ior Ms r. NJ. Norton and two children. Mrs.
samuel L. sullivan, V. O. BAYS. Rush 2. Wheat.
Mrs John AfcA Palmer and child Miss SUI
sannsh Harris Miss Flora Grsndy, Miss NJ. L.
6aDerfon Il j. Crota, Charles B. Waltner, Miss
Katherine Black.
ship waterloo Damaged
The British ship waterloo. from Rot
ferdan for this port, has arrived at
Montevideo damaged In addition TO