The San Francisco call., 1907-06-01

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which arrived from the orient at I0:35
2. m. Thursday. was two days ahead
OI scheoule time and brought the larg-
est cargo that 1t ever carried and rs
caDin passengers The Doric was
boarded at daylight yesterday by the
federal quarantine officials and shortly
stter O'Clock was alongside pier Al
nlscharging mail, baggage and silk.
The cargo. 1000 tons, included ls,SOS
mats or rice, 1890 bales Of gunnies. $50
tilk-
among the passengers were several
British army officers from India, who
declared that the rumors of trouble
with the natives in India were mere
foundation. Chun Fat and Chun Bing
Mo, who travelled from Honolulu on
the Doric, are Chinese government stu
nents on their way to Yale university.
Ahe steerage passengers included n
humber Of Sikhs, some of them former
British soldiers and others ex-police-
men from Hongkong. One gray whis-
kered ex-policeman was refused land
Ing because DR.. Trotter found him suf-
terlng from trachoma. The poor old
Fellow was broken hearted He had
fofd all his belongings and had spent
the proceeds and the savings of a life
time on the journey TO the land of
promise, only to have the door shut
In his face.
told the immigration officials, but
death"
Reperted to photographic Offce
Captain r Dabel of the schooner
. Aloha has reported to the branch hy-
.6rographic Office that at p. m. May 90
when getting his vessel under way
from an anchorage 400 feet south
fmagnetic). from the nun buoy mark
Ing: the AZ fathom spot off Steuart
ftreet wharf. he found his anchor foul
- the head gear OF the wreckage of
The ship. May Flint, which vessel sank
IN this locatity several years ago. Mar
liners are warned against anchoring IN
this locality
The following reports have been
made to the branch. photographic Office
. bg Captain George Ankers of the
United States army transport Dix:
AT 2 D. m, April 2i. 1907, in latitude
horth % degrees - minutes, longiture
EAST 1z5 degrees Is minutes, passed
Wreckage about 20 feet long and 10
feet wide, consisting of heavy timbers
with 2XI2 planking. The planks were
PAINTED white ana through one of the
blanks was large eye bolt.
.-At z:3S p. m, April SO, 1907. in lati-
tude .nortR p degrees "a minutes, lon
=
tued the crew OF the japanese schooner
Tenttn Msru. The vessel was dis
nasted ard had lost her rudder and was
= baking badly. After the crew had been
taken on we scuttled the schooner.
on for the Par East
The japanese liner Nippon Maru,
Captain Filmer. sailed at l o'clock yes
terdays for the far east with a full
rargos and many passeng gers, among
whom were the following:
Tor xokohsana-J. D.. Brown. s. Nsgamatsu.
7. Uchida. Cesare Gianbarino.
For Nanils-Ross ". Amspoker, Lieutenant
Alstin G. Barber. DR.. Robert B. Bean. Mrs.
I. Bouve, A. H. Braack, Carl A Carlson, r. J.
f5ristman. Alonz0 g. Enbery Miss c. ANS
Jackson. James s Kugler, Miss Bertha Lincoln.
ITS Y. lincoln, Master ara Mssela. Governor
William F. Pack, George L. Paxton. Lester
= ~ Powers. Leroy B. Sawyer. Mrs. W. D.
For Eongkong-Mrs- P p Moses walter a.
schsrr. Mrs John Sch-oers. Miss Jenne Schroezs.
Smith. Mrs. r Dumont smith, ]. C. TIiegenhsrt
MOO San 'ori, Wong Plan. Yen, Mrs. Wong
Plan Yen
The James Rolph Wins Race
The schooner James Rolph. Captain
Olsen, which left Astoria at noon on
Sunday, three hours after the departure
from the same port Of the schooner
lfuriel, arrived yesterday afternoon.
he Muriel, Captain Nelson, and the
James Rolph are both owned by Hind,
Rolph & Co. Of this city. They were
1t Astoria ready for sea about the same
lime, So a friendly race was arranged
between the shippers. The Muriel got
away from Astoria on Sunday about 8
4 m The James Rolph sailed at noon.
The Rolph arrived here yesterday
Rsys and 3 hours from Astoria The
Muriel has not yet arrived. but was
ipoken OF Point Reyes by the James
Rolph-
Water Front Notes
The steamer Nevadan cleared yester-
lay for Honolulu.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO I,760,OO0 feet.
Two big shipments Of shingles Were
received yesterday from Eureka The
steamer Arcata brought 4.3O0.0 geo and
The Iaoua brought 5000 900.
The army transport Sherman, home
Ward bound. sailed yesterday from
Honolulu. The Sherman is bringing
from the island port the congressional
party that left here on the Buford.
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