The San Francisco call., 1907-03-09

The Pacific Mail wharf resembled q
fower garden for several hours yester-
cay afternoon, the blooms being the
daughters Of the orchard and sisters of
the peach from among whom the beauty
contest editor might have found the
object Of his quest in whatever direc-
ton he cared 10 turn his head. The lin
er Mongolia was sailing for the orient
with more than 200 passengers and
about $4,000 tons Of freight. The
freight had nothing 10 do with the
flower garden, but helped TO steady the
ship.
The sailing OF a big liner always
brings out a crowd and yesterdays sun
shine swelled the attendance at the
MongoIia's departure 10 unusual pro-
portions. There were many pretty
girls among the passengers. but more
OF them on the wharf. and Captain
Hathaway. master OF the big steam
hotel must have found difhculty in con-
centrating his attention on the work
OF taking the liner into the stream,
for a glance over the port rail of
the bridge into that sea OF pretty faces.
some Of them smiling, some weeping,
and all attractive, was enough TO have
hypnotized the sternest Of old sailor
men, and Captain Hathaway is neither
old nor stern
Among the Mongolias passengers
were many missionaries bound for Chi
na and Japan There were business
men, government officials, army and
navy officers and a host OF tourists,
some bound for the islands others for
the orient and not a few on their way
around the world.
The passengers included:
For HonoulIu-Miss Jessica Bruce. Miss Lola
Bruce. Mrs W Il: Castle Miss susan q olsrk'
Fred A. Daley Mrs Fred A. Daley. F. C. David
son. Miss NJ. n Dukes. ". j. Dyer, Mrs. ". }
Dyer Master Leighton Dyer, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gallagher. Miss Mluna Gallagher MISS NJ. T.
Greene. B. d N. Greene. Mrs. b. ID. II. Greene
W G. Haseltine Mrs ". G. Haseltine, J..
KaIanianoie. Thomas r. Lansing. John G. Luke.
Mrs. II McRosfev Nrs ". I. Moore. E. T.
Parsons Mrs =. T. Parsons, :. s. PaulsOn, Mrs.
s. = Pauson. r. Peck, III. 9. Plummer, Mrs
Fannie Prentice. George Z. Rogers. G. du kol'
a.. ". smith Mr. and Mrs. SteFick, Mrs Laura
c. Nickers. I. s. =. Weeks. Mrs. J. 5. r. Weeks
Yokohsms-H. B. Beach. Mrs II. p. Beach.
3. r. Beeman. Mrs. Otis Bigelow, Miss Map
Bfgelow i. C. Bliss. Mrs. L. c. Bliss. Miss F.
agnes Bliss. Miss r. Blossom, Miss /. C. Brown,
Harry Butler Mrs Harry Butler Mrs j. g
Cole, Alvah Doe, Miss Aileen Doe. c. f. Ellis,
Mrs. + Fitzgerald. barry Z. Gardner Mrs.
Harry +. Gardner. J.. H. Green, mrs, l. H.
Green. Miss H. p. Green, b. Guggenheim. Miss
Bertha Hall, Mrs J. M. Hinson, W. A. hunton,
q. /. kemmerer, Miss J.. Laemele, d \; L0ua
Mrs III. y. Loud Miss Marion Y. Loud, Rev
Edwin o. Lobenstne. Miss Grace y. l-Snch' W.
7. Merriman. Mrs. NJ mitchell, Comte ID, q "a
Moerkerke, Miss Jennie Moseley, MIS-; J W
Pew. Miss Dorothy Simpson. Edward ID. culNn
Mrs Edward II. Smith, Key Dayla > spence
Mrs David s Spencer F. - Stent, Mrs. Il. A
Stent and infant. Theodore Stickney Mrs Theo-
dore Suckney, Edgar waiter MS. EeEar
Walter. E. I. Young. Mrs. r l. Young Miss
Marion Young, Master p i Young Jr
kobe-Dr Mary A. HOllbrOok. Rev. IL ".
isuce. Mrs. III. ". Luce. Master Harry Luce
Miss Elizabeth Luce. Miss Emma Luce. Mrs. J.
A. Rabbit and infant. Miss Margaret Rabbit,
J. " Reed DR. 4 r. Staley. Miss Emma Van.
Naeasski--Miss Ethel Raymer, W A. Warner
shanehai-ReS. +. b. Caldwell. Mrs. E. B.
Caldwell and infant, Eden r. Caldwell, Harry e
harrington. Mr Hinson. Rev. W A Love1t.
AIrs. ". A. Lovett. Rev. J. W Lowe. Master
fans. Miss C. s Mardock Miss Ruth PsxsOD.
W. y. Quisenberry. Rev. George B. Smyth, Miss
Ho1gEong "a b. Bates Mrs A. B. Bates,
Miss Florence T. Bates, Mrs. Annie D. Brown,
Carver lr mrs @rs = G II Carver MIS- C. ". Collins.
q. J. Connel. r. COlley, DR. ". +. Crafts, Mrs
WF Crafts c. A. Davenport william A. Der
lam u Doliiver ID Fubank Rev n n Far
Quhar. Maurice Penheld Fixes. Louis Getz. Mrs.
louis Getz Miss Lillian r. Getz Miss Eleanor
n Gle b H. Grifdns. Mrs B. a. Grifans. G.
Colonel Edward II. Basket Rev J. Henry
IIasiem Hon Daniel BAYS, Mrs. Daniel Hays
walter b Lard. Mrs Walter b lard Mrs
g. ". Jenks, Miss Anna Belle jerks, Miss Mary
r. Jones. F. 4. NJ. Jones, Mrs. Z. X. NJ. Jones
". d. Kraft, william II. Laird. Mrs William
TT. Laird. Professor Warren p. Laird, MrS. War
ren p Laird. Miss Mary Hall Laird. W. r. Lam
buth, Rev. D. p. Less. Rev: John W. Lyell. Dr.
Mullins, Mrs C. r. Mullins, E. S. OsgOod. Mrs
p s. osgood T. Prenfis. ar. Robinson. ". a.
Wait Talcotf Mrs. Wsit Talcott, Miss E. Tai
colt, Mrs. ". A. Talcott. 3. 4. Terwilliger Mrs
p. T. TerwiIliger and child. William H Waite
r. A. Ward. Miss Amy Warder. NJ. C. West.
~. S. Woods. Hon. Dean G. Worcester, Mrs
Dean q. Worcester. Miss Alice r. Worcester,
Master Frederick l. Worcester, Albert Wright
Alrs. p Yates.
Mrs. r. d. Black, Mrs. Jonathan Bourne Jr,
Bishop Earl Cranston, Mrs. Earl Cranston. Earl
and son, Mrs. J.. II. Knapp, Miss Edith Latham
". II. Lewellyn. III. B. McDaniels, Mrs. h ,.
McDaniels Mrs. James ". Paxton, Miss G. l.
Paxton Miss Alice logan, =. v. Price, srs. q
v Price. G. W Nosburg Mrs G. W. foshurg,
Horace A. Taylor. Mrs. Horace A. Taylor, Miss
George T. West, AIRS George 4. West
Foley 10 Take the Thrasher
Captain Charles H Foley has been
appointed master OF the steam whaler
Thrasher, which VIII leave about next
Tuesday on her regular cruise. Cap
tain Foley as master OF the whaling
schooner Monterey demonstrated that
even green hands appreciate q square
deal and that cruelty is not necessary
TO good discipline, even on a whaler.
AS & bone and blubber hunter Captain
Foley has been successful, and as a
master he was known for the humanity
and kindness with which he treated his
crew. During the four years he was
on the Monterey never kick was reg
istered by the crew, who invariably
gave three cheers for the skipper when
they left the schooner at the end of
the cruise whether the voyage had
netted them a decent pay day or only
81. Captain Foley was the managing
owner OF the Monterey. He bought her
for $4,000 about hve years ago. Her
cruises have been profitable and she
was sold the other DAY for $4,000.
Captain Foley was about the only
,of vvnc ling fleet
son against whom some charge was
not brought either by the Federal
authorities or by crew members. His
selection by II. j. Knowles g. Co. own
ers OF the Thrasher, was due largely
10 this fact. Captain Foley halls from
Nantucket where children cut their
teeth on miniature harpoons and where
every boy aspires 10 be a whaler.
Charles Foley. the tennis player, is
the captains son. and the famous young