The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Liner Korea Brings a Great Crowd OF
Passengers From the Far East

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The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Captain
Sandberg; arrived yesterday from the
orient with large number of pas
sengers and 5.59S tons of cargo. The
freight included 47s bales of raw silk.
7.l5s rolls Of mating and s,ses bales
Of gunnies. The Korea's cabin pas
sengers exceeded in numbers the cabin
berths and accommodations were fixed
for about a score from Honolulu in the
steerage Despite the crowding no
complaints came from the passengers,
whose unanimous declaration that they
had. a fine time might be taken as an
eloquent tribute to- the diplomatic.-sk skill
of the puEser and steward and a testi-
moniai to the cook.
Among the passengers were four in-
sular magistrates coming home from
the Philippines on leave Of. absence.
They were Judges E. F. Jahnson. ]. T..
Tracy. D.. r. Williams and Adam e.
Carson. -.
Mrs. E. F.: woodward, wife of the
surveyor OF: the port, and her. two
daughters returned on the Korea after
a trip to the orient The. passengers
included several missionaries and q
party of British tourists. There were
also. many Japanese merchants and a
number or American. naval officers who
have finished their tour Of duty on the
Asiatic station and are home. for new
orders Rear Admiral s. w. Very,
commandant of the naval station at
Honolulu. came up on the Korea and
will remain here until after the review.
He has come here to confer with Ad-
niiraIs Evans and Thomas regarding
the fleets visit TO Honolulu. The
Korea sighted the British ship Senator
OF Liverpool April 81. steering a north
erly course. The Koreass passengers
Included:
From Honekong-Mrs. f. c. Ashley, Miss
Q. {. DOnOrsn. Dr. f ]. Fluno,. G; W, Gil:
lette. J. H. Hewitt, Mrs. J. H. Hewitt Judge
.thsm a G1se 9es ehdeE ME' ss6s nsomI.
"; W: smyth, Herbert IayloF + Tr,s1 c; Tsi Ths-
ter Tracy. rev: W; ii; Tipson and thrss csll.
II. Wright. Mrs j. NJ. Wright and child.
shaPE6siw Hcrds BunSg DSg tbsss Ess children Ns
I. Parker. Miss S. Peters, w. Turner, F. j.
White. Mrs. i. J. White and three children.
Nagasakt-Dr. W. sasamori, Mrs. W. Z.
Kobe-Mrs ii, J. Edmunds and servant, Mrs.
Mrs NJ Il eet II H.m afE Rev & as%i aonasnt = Mrs.
ana four children Mis-; MSFsland md Rev tsa
children. Rev. 1. o. McCutchen. 5. .Reifsnider.
Mrs. J. Reifsnider and daughter,
BerteiS AIln and rhree Children. Miss G. N. Bah
cock. J. NJ. Beaudry, Charles Baker, Adam O.
Carson, Neils Dahlgaard: Joseph psneri, Mrs.
Dubuhet. B. F. Ehrman. A. ~. Fry. Mrs. 7.
FukuL Master Pbil- g.. Finnell. Mrs. Margaret
GIss SIsF D Mrs H6.e eeons
?. Hehir, J. II. Hiland. Mrs. J. n. Hnand.
Mrs. W. +. Johnson and two children, W. f.
Jacobsen Mrs W. F. Jacobsen T. KuEusawa,
asrsGlHf comfe s rs Leconlfe Miss Mary ": Law
Tsncs John Motst a Miller ..sl E; MldsqEsIi' Y 4
Newell. Rudolph ,orsmaf. Mrs. Rudolph Ort,
man, Miss Lucy NJ. Powell. Calvin Pardee.
& n. Mrs. FIanEiin Rogers ~ RiabouschiHsky,
NJ. Rlsbouseht tnskys S. skieeta, NJ Shisata Z and
serysnt "a Miss anna B Slate s..ss Stanley stsei
c. r. woodrore; Judge D.: R.. Williams. dAugh-
ter and maid; Miss g. E. Burke Wood. AIRS.
r.. F. Briggs and child, A. F, Briggs. A.. I.
ddpf S5iSs compton nls rl crompton % % daughter inter
and maid; I. H. Cctter; Mrs. Alice puvslly Aug;
Dreier and two sons, Mrs Aug Dreier and
s. Grinbaum, Mrs. M. s. Grinbaum and maid,
Mrs. r. L. johnson. Captain F 2. Jones.
Hsss M1ss l. MIS- Lemsire mrs IE%sn EUnu9n James
II. Love. John b. aiIier. Mrs John B. Miller,
W A. Moses. Mrs W, A. Moses Mrs l. B.
MIS- Charles s. PiIIsbury. four. children and
servant; Miss L. Palmer. Miss Margaret Pat
Very. a B. yanxFen. Mrs. H. B. .Vanzwell.
Mrs: P. B. Winston; Miss l. Winston, Miss
Mrs Andrew wlrtz and son.
Steamer Hilonian Arrives
rJtf1-s.- a.
port yesterday. eight days and one hour
ports that the first day out from Homo
lulu the vessel encountered terrific
storm, which lasted for "a hours. The
sea then was smooth until. the ship
was two days off this port. when 1t
again ran into series OF storms. Be-
tween storms, however, the passengers
managed 20 have a jolly time, and con-
certs were of daily. occurrence.
One of the chief entertainers on the
ship was Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, who
favored the passengers with recitations
and songs of her own composition. The
Hilonian brought 10000 bags OF refined
sugar and 10000 bags Of raw sugar. and
!, 500 punches Of bananas. Following
is list of the cabin passengers:
Mrs. c. N, Lewis Mrs \. Norris and child.
Mrs J.. Cummings and three children. T. S.
Kay and wife Charles Russell. o. C. Jones.
J. Eakles Eugene Ner. Z. o. Hall and wife.
Mrs Fred Angus. Miss Ada Adcock, H. C.
Smalley, Alexander SmaIley, II. W. Leach, Mrs.
Grace Bosrdman Mrs. ]. Eakles. Mrs. d. T.
Owens and infant, H. Mac1ntyre, Mrs. Daniel
Deane. Mrs. GLIB and daughter. W. GLIB. Cap
tain C. Averdam. Mrs. Helen Weaver. Mrs.
Murasky. J. @. Wooley and wife, and Stephen
Smith.
Has Terrible Fall
A. Stowel. carpenter. while working
on the Palace hotel building, missed his
footing and fell As feet to the cellar
below. Heolanded on pile of bricks.
His right arm was broken In two
places. his nose was broken and both
his legs We're bruised He was treated
at the harbor emergency hospital and
later removed to his home. 80
Two Launches VIII Go South
The two smart little launches, Wan
nacomet and Nantucket. that have at
tracted much attention in the harbor
since they arrived last week from
Eureka. will leave this morning for
Monterey in company with the launch
Twilight. These three boats will stay
at the southern port until the fleet has
ended it's sojourn there, and then they
will return to this mort to iofn Henry