The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

arrived late on Monday night from New
york made the trip from New York
fn tie excellent time Of seventy-fve
days. I'm route she stopped at CaIlao,
and she was sixteen days from that
point I'm making the run up the coast.
III appearance the Armenia resem-
hles the Madrono, which has been here
in this service for several years. She
was built on the Atlantic Coast in 1890
and has been in constant service there
from the time she went into commits
sion.
Captain Trott reports that the trip
was uneventful. The Armeria is now
wing in the shelter of Yerba Ruena
Island. After an CVerhauling which
viii require a couple of weeks. She
viii begin service along this coast.
Dorie Given Lively Send-On
The steamship Doric sailed for the
Orient yesterday afternoon shortly
after q o'clock She was given a lively
send-om by large crowd Of friends Of
rhe passengers. The departure Of the
vessel was enliVened by the perform
anoes Of two Japanese. One Of these
boarded the Doric TO say goOd-by to
his friends. and so intent was he in
wishing them "gOdspeed" that he quite
forgot the hour Of departure had ar
rived. When he was about TO go ashore
DE found that the gangplank was down
the lines had been dropped, and the
vessel was slowly moving away from
the dock. He gave one glance at the
space between the ship and the wharf
and then decided TO make a running
jump" for the dock. Starting from the
starboard side Of the ship he did a
great sprint across the deck and leaped
10 the slippery wharf, landing all in
heap and skidding across the wharf
fully twenty feet before he came 20 a
standstiu. The Japanese was loudly
cheered and was urged TO repeat the
stunt.
Another Japanese attempted to stow
away TO reach Hon~lulu. He was not
discovered until Il Doric was out in
the stream with rose Loaded up
the bay Captain A. Gauhroger sig
nailed for the tug Arabs, which ran
alongside, and the little brown man
was dropped over the side OF the ship
10 the tug and. TO the amazement Of ala
following him came a handsome big
Saratoga trunk and q fine hand bag
When he was landed on the dock he
explained that he was very anxious 70
make the trip but was broke"
Following is the list OF the Doric's
cabin passengers.
For Yokohama-Dr Lucy Hall Brown Mrs A.
9.aertlns, A. Maertins u. Nanami ~ shirashi
Airs. u =. solomon, J. II. solomon, r. Slibata.
INr AOne-NlSs Nellie II Rankin.
For shanghai. q Dlsseldun n. b. Gregory.
Kinnear. Mrs.. H. Kinnear and servant, 8Iau-
McAiurtrie ~. p. Morton. Rev. J. ". Vinson
D. u Wilson. Weller 4 zappsey - 81,
Corse. Mrs g. Il. Corse, james Decauville, Wal
Ter Dobie. Walter y. Echols, Rev. g. Franzen
Goetschius, DIT. 2. n. Laughiin W. W. Lewis.
~ Mckay. JACQUES Marchand p A. Meyer,
Aaurenus Peterson. W =. Pierce Mrs. ". =.
Cyp Nabre, ". b. Webb
New Club Formed
The new water front club. known as
the ''Bilgewater Club" is to hold its
FIRST meeting on Friday night. in Bilge-
water Han, corner Of East and Mission
streets. Among the members Of the
club are many Of the masters who sail
from this port. a large number Of med
icos and newspaper men and others as
ISOLATED with the water front. The fol-
lowing Invitations have been sent out
by the secretary
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s. 1907
Dear Shipmate: The. good ship Bilgewater
ing. January H. 1907 A good attendance will
insure an early rising Of the tide and a
viii be wei fabricated. Tueboats and launches
WIN be IN service. Mrs. Bill g. Water viii
break the bottle. Your attendance Is requested
BILL G. WATER. per Diggins.
Liner Late I'm sailing
The city OF Sydney was late in sail
ing yesterday for Ancon and way ports
and did not get away from the dock
until 4 o'clock She carried a big cargo
Of freight and an unusually large num-
Der OF passengers. Prominent in the
list was Moritz Thomson, the owner OF
the Centennial Mills AT Seattle. He
goes to Acapulco TO promote the selling
Of his merchandise there. Whitney J.
Lisler went out as first officer, in place
OF Martin Quayle, who has taken
leave OF absence.
TIL following were cabin passengers
on the City OF sydney:
George L Campbell Louis de Algeria, y. d.
Kunds0n Henry Ehlers, =. G. stephens, moritz
Thomzen j. u. Irenhoimer, J. Frank Ryan,
samuel GuttenbsEg' Ben Bennett Nicholas Law
Walter ~. Castle and wife, A, De- Ioro, A de
Languardia, Z. A. Kelly James callsgh44'
ci sssis oscar Browne l. Denisoe and wife,
Mrs. 7. 4iorrgia- Mrs p Salan, y. stuardo'
n r. Taylor Prank Cross, Nuna Num-.
VIII Come 10 Dock
The steamship Coptic, which arrived
from the Orient on Sunday AFTERNOON
and went into quarantine, has been
fumigated and viii come TO her dock
early this morning. Her crew and
storage passengers will remain at the
quarantine station for week
Overdue Bark Is safe
The French bark Beaumanoir, which
was in the overdue list, has arrived at
Liverpool. She was quoted al per
cent IN the list. The Beaumanoir was
bound from this port 70 kuncorn- She
was It5 days in making the voyage
KeFreII Starts for Home
A. @. D. Kerrell. general passenger
agent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, viii sail today from Liver
pool for home. He viii cross the At
laauc Oh the steamship Majestic. ker-
reu went to England on two months
vacation.
VIII Leave i'm Ballast
The British ship Alice A. Leigh, on
Puget Sound, viii proceed In ballast 10
Australia. presumably TO load coal
Enterprise Arrives
The steamship Enterprise, captain
Younggren, arrived Ia yesterday, nine