The San Francisco call., 1908-03-11
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Twenty japanese Illegally in Country
Are Deported on Liner Siberia

Tho Pacific Mali liner Siberia. Captain
a Feeder. sailed yesterday at / o'clock
for the orient, crowded with passengers
and carrying heavy cargo. Among
the passen gers We're many tourists from
ali parts OF the world. Jona'A. Brit
ton was to have been a passenger, but
the failure % the supervisors TO get
through with the water rate business
compelled him TO postpone his vaca-
tion.
Tvrentv-one Japanese We're deported
o. the Siberia. Twenty OF the little
brown mon crawleG through the eNclu-
sion fence or the Mexican border and
were captured by immigra ton inspect
ors. The other deporteG Jep is suffcT
ing from trachoEa. Eight Hindus. TIA
chonas victims. also were depOrted. The
Siberia's passengers included:
From HonoiUlu--l. T.. Agy-. David BeDhit d.
J. c. Back, 3irs, Biaes. Z Il: Bnyaette Mrs
Burnette. Miss Msdeline g Burnette. Master
Henry G. Burnette, Mrs. 4 +. Cheney, Everett
Cheney. Mrs. =. h. Clark. .sS Geraldin CliIh.
Colonel George De Ia Nergne. Mrs. de Ia Nergne,
II. g. Dillingham;. Mrs. Dillingham;. Mrs. =. :
Dover, a. l.. Drammond. 4 L. EileTi, 9 x.
t,rsn, Nrs- Graz. Miss \. G Sr31, Miss Lila
Johnson, ]. A. Judd DE- =. kGafl- Joho Lyail.
Major c. n. McKinstIy. Dr. L. r. Morris, Mrs.
Morris. maid. ngTse and child; A. NJ. Noweli.
Mr. Novel; and intant. Nelson T. howell, NJ
:. Rio1dan. N,hism Rohkam. Mrs z :. Steiner.
Miss n j. Japlin, E II. Temple, Mrs. Temple.
David Terry. Nrs. Terry, Miss :. !. Dt0n. Mrs.
<. =. Wsterhouse. Miss z. 4. Mafe-h0uSe. Miss
Margaret Wa-.ruosise. Miss Marion Wsierhouse,
Elmer 4. Wnletts- +,
Yokohan.a-k. Aki. r. A';a. NJ. J. Brown.
Mrs. Blown. p. II. W Doi...... II. Hirai. Dr..
II. Huntington. Mrs- Huntir i. kanno. f.
A Kennedy, Miss 6 ". J-i.r.c.tt5tt. Loo Wing
Bun. Miss y. MespOuset. T. y i,aks, Mrs. Nj
yaks, Mrs Inazo Nitobe. [. Oishi. Hiss Z. ".
Patterson, +. q. Pierson, Mrs. Pierson. J. r
Prinley. Mrs. Prinley. Mrs g. A. Puringtou.
o. c. Raphael Deane Richmond Il Woodward
Rogers, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Alma A. Rose. Miss
". 7. Rrerson J. d. Schuyler. Mrs. Schuyler,
7. II. SeFads. 7. Shirato. Ms. Sophie w. Smith
maid. Mrs William Il. Warren william H.
Warren Jr- Mrs. Theodore II. Wood. G. Yemura.
Kobe-N. l. Arnitage. p Guggenheim. Miss
Grace r. Stowe. Miss Mary +. Stowe. Miss
Shanghai-Mrs. Emma Doig Miss Margaret
Doig l. Everett. Mrs Everett. Miss r. r. Hal
Roisiffer.
Hongkong-Nfrs. .. 4. Allen. Miss Rebecca
Atkinson. A. j. Boiling. Mrs. Boiling, Martin r.
Bourne, Mr.. Bourne. b. L. Brewer. Leon Coll
yer. Oscar Depue. James Dickie. Mrs Dicke.
2. B. Gamble. Mrs Gamble. 9. ]. Gamble, ). ID.
Gamble. Mrs. W T. Graham. Mrs Kate Gray
HaIack. Miss Alice Hastings. Mrs. A. c. Hawk
iBs. Mrs NJ Hayden. Mrs. T.. Hayden. Charles
H0lI. Miss Carolyn Eeete- y. c. Lang Miss
Aay Maxwell. james J. mccarthy. Joseph ].
AcDoDouEb. Mrs. Norah Miller. X. y. Moore.
Mrs. Moore, Il. T. Moran. T. I. Newell. D. =.
Newell Frederick piesen- John Il. Packard.
Commander James I. Parker. L. 5. y, Il. :.
Phelps Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Percy Roberts. Charles
:. Shoemaker. Mrs. Zsc Smith. f. NJ. Townes.
MIS-. Townes. Harry True John J. Walton, Mrs.
Walton, Miss D. Walton. Miss /. Walton. Cur
osu ". Wattles. Mrs. Nattles, Miss l. Whit
Ioin al Honoluu-Miss /. s Bainbridge. Miss
Florence Bartlett. Mrs. Z. B. Chnn, Mrs. W s.
Chinn. T. B. Gregory. Mrs Gregory. Miss Flea
nor Gregory. Miss Marie hewitt, Burton Holmes.
IobdelI Miss Adeliuc LobIeII. Miss Jessie Orton.
Mrs. J. II. Schsefer Miss Jeanette r. Schaefer-
Miss Julia Brdd Schaefer, Mrs. Nellie J. Scott.
Mrs. J.. A. Smith.
VIII Pull Up Test Pier Today
The concrete pier that was driven al
Lombard street by the harbor commits
sioners 20 make a practical test of the
form Of wharf construction upon which
much of the state property depends for
rs stability viii be pulled mp today.
The point to he settled is whether or
not the concrete has solidifed. The
pier that fell down at Filbert street.
when taken from its wooden jacket. fell
10 pieces. Instead Of concrete 1t was
filled with sand and rock. There is
every reason to believe, however, that
carelessness on the part of the work
men and the failure Of State Engineer
Lott j.. Norton to supervise the work
We're responsible for this. The test pier
WAS driven and filed with concrete un-
der the direction of Howard {. Holmes.
the inventor OF the pile. Holmes will
be present whom the pier is pulled up
and broken open by State Engineer
Ralph Barker. and upon what Barker
finds VIII depend the future use of this
particular kind of concrete pier.
Luxor Arrives From Hamburg
The Kosmos liner Luxor arrived last
evening from Hamburg by way OF
South and Central American ports. The
Luxor reached port too late TO pass
quarantine. bus the passengers Will be
landed 1T Union street wharf early this
morning.
sailors Accused of Burglary
Max Christensen and Henry Sange-
rud, sailors on the schooner Melrose al
the Pacific street wharf, were arrested
early yesterday morning by Policemen
Morton Welsh and Casey on a CHARGE
of burglary. Arthur Steinberg, watch
man, told the policemen that he saw
the two sailors open a hatch and break
open case Of shoes. They took IL
pairs, and when Steinberg approached
them they threw the shoes overheard.
SmuggIers' store Seized
Customs inspectors Hunaker, Sackett
snd Benninger discovered several hun
dred dollars worth of silk hidden away
in canvas sails on the forepeak OF the
steamer China. and the goods were
seized. This is the second attempt to
smueele goods in the United States
which has been made by some one com
ing 20 san Francisco on the China
March a quantity of silk was discov-
cred by customs inspectors hidden in
the chain lockers.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner Newport
cleared yesterday and will sail today
for Panmaa and way ports
The japanese liner Hongkong Maru
arrived yesterday at Hongkong
The Kosmos liner Theben left Punta
Arenas March 6 for this port.
The japanese liner America Maru lef;
Honolulu yesterday for Yokohama.
Tie liner Manchuria is due Friday
from the orient with a large number oi
passengers.