The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Pacific Mail Liner Korea Sails With It's
Cabin and 300 Steerage Passengers

The Pacific Mail steamship company's
liner Korea Captain Dixon, sailed
promptly at o'clock for Honolulu and
Japanese and Chinese ports. 1t carried
more than 5000 tons Of freight. l75
cabin passengers and sos Asiatics
Prominent among the cabin passen-
gers were Professor Robert Koch, the
famous Psychologist, who. with his
wife. is booked for Yokohama p J.
Werley and wife OF Boulder. Colo. are
on a pleasure trip. Captain J. X Par
sons, L. s. ~, goes to Honolulu. where
nc has been assigned. Mrs. George P
Castle also goes TO Honolulu to rejoin
her family.
The Korea was not so heavily loaded
IS usual, but carried a miscellaneous
cargo, most Of which was destined for
China
Following is the list of cabin pas
sengers who sailed on the Korea yes
terday and their destination:
Eor Honoiulu-Niss Anna Bauer Miss Ida
eeiioWs. Z z Bisgs, Miss n. Bittner. Mrs. F.
Miss Il ". Bowman. Mrs r. C. Brown, Miss
Helen Brown. Arthur Brown. William c. Garden,
EslNe chestharn. C. +. cienons, Mrs clemons. ,ass
:. @. Courteen. Mrs. Courteen A J. Fair
weather. Mrs.. Fairweather, Miss Ethel NJ Fair
Henkenson. MrE. A. Frances Hayden. Ed Hede-
usnn- Howard b. Horner. Mrs. T. lNereon, Mrs.
sneis s,sI Ascfley Miss Bess kentner r klsap.
Langhorne and infaut, A. B. Leckenby. 5. $.
lst nisehheio J. G: IdttiePags. Mrs; Littlepase,
s 81 Mrs. s o q sf1 Plerdner. : Mrs. Ii ss0Hs 5. e.
Miss Myrtle sutton. E q Taylor. Mrs. Taylor.
clifford TAYLOR. Mrs. Ella L, Tomlinson. Mrs.
A. 7. Wskeheld. shirley c. Ward Mrs. Ward,
J. 7. Warren. Miss F. Wight, Miss II. Il. VII
COZ. A. A. Young, Mrs. Young.
John Fox. Mrs Fox. y. 3. ; Giiiecn. Mrs. Gil,
con J, II. Gunneu, Mrs. GuRneiI J. R. Hop
koch. Ars. Koch, J. II. Lind K Ok, Mrs A.
= omorl; 81 s. Salisbury. A. W Sefton Jr-.
Mrs. A. v. Seton Jr-. " F. Smith. Mrs Smith:
son, Miss n. H. Chambers, F. n. Jonas, Rev.
= W Loe6er; ATs Loener. Dr. w c. Aayes,
Fos s5anshsl@H. Q. Briea. E. T. Cooper.
SeheUbner. Miss Louise ScheubRer.
For Hongkong-D- 6. Beebe. Rev. A. willard
Cooper Miss Jessie Z. B. ColmeF, S. Fulcher
Miss Charlotte Haisey, Mrs B. Harvey. E. I
Hazen, S. ]. Hirshmaa. Miss Florence Hoffman
Mss 3. Judd, Kay Kee. Mrs Kay Kee and
u 70 *. Benjamin r Meyer. Mrs. Meyer, r. z,
Miller, J. Morton Jr-, Mrs p vs.. TfnaR. r. ].
Merleg. Mrs Werley, r. T. Winston. Mrs r. t.
PROM Houolulu-Airs. Adelaide L. Butler. Mrs.
Rebecca Irwin.
Overdue Schooner Arrives
The American schooner Minnie A
Caine Captain Olsen, rs days from
Newcastle. n. S. W. posted on the over
due iiet at Is per cent. arrived in port
yesterday morning after a tedious voy-
age, caused by a continuous lack Of
favorable winds II had only one day
OF favorable winds, and that was dur
ing the last "a hours of the voyage
February Is It ran into a southeast
sQuall, in which the jibboom and fore
gan were carried away. The schooner
had on board 1920 tons of coal con-
signed TO this port.
Longshoreman Falls Into Bay
Patrick McAvoy, q Iongshoreman,
terday morning By two sailors from
one OF the men-of-war. He was taken
70 the hsrbor hospital, where he was
put 70 bed.
Robbed by Man He Befriended
NJ. Il Saylor. who runs a printing
shop at s6 Commercial street. com
piained TO the police that W. Dotty, a
man he had befriended, had stolen his
watch, which was hanging over his
desk IN the shop. One Of the girls en-
ployed BY Seylor said she saw Dotty
take the watch and reported it to him.
The timepiece was valued at $3o-
Water Front Notes.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's City Of Topeka sailed yesterday
morning for Eureka with a large list
Of passengers.
The American ship ". F. Babcock.
quoted at 10 per cent on the reinsur-
snce list. arrived at Vancouver, its des-
tination. yesterday. The Babcock was
out 100 days from Newcastle, N S. w.