The San Francisco call., 1908-12-01

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Mongolia Sails Today
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, Cap
tain ii. E. Morton,. will sail at l o'clock
today for the Ear east The liner will
carry q large cargo. which includes
land which the Mongolia Will make. a
special call at caVite. The. liner will
carry $50. cabin passengers and 600
Asiatics, Of whom 400 are. Chinese.
J. II. Van Roajen.. ambassador from
The Netherlands TO Japan. The. am
bassador viii be accompanied by his
wife and two children: Rudolph
Spreckels will be a passenger on the
liner to Honolulu.
Admiral Sampson for Coast Trade
w D. Wells. general agent of tho
Alaska Pacific steams hip company, has.
received adVices from Philadelphia thai
the steamer Admiral Sampson sailed
from there Saturday. She. WAS taken
over by the company Tuesday and was
loaded with 1000 tons of freight and
stores and equipped with wireless in
Eve days. This vessel was formerly
on the run between the Bermud2s and
Philadelphia.
The ADMIRAL Sampson is to be placed
on the run between San Francisco and
Puget sound. She is a fast steel
of sc feet She is TO be. turned into
an oil burner on arrival on this coast:
She will also have her: cabins changed
SO that she can accommodate 81 first
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she has a, cargo capacity Of 2, ,l7S tons
and can travel at a speed Of i knots,
making her one of the fastest vessels
on this coast.
One of the United wireless eonpahy,s
apparatus has. been. placed aboard and
the company will keep in. touch with
her the majority of the way around to
this coast She should arrive about. the.
ceiXed today from Atlantic City read
ing as follows: Steamship Admiral
Sampson, en- route to San Francisco,
passed Delaware at 2:39 D. n. Fine.
clear and smooth sea.
The Admiral Sampson Is being
brought out by captain Bartlett and
ers Watson and BuclSman. The addi-
tion of the new vessel to the fleet viii
enable the company. to put into effect
FIVE day schedule between here and
Seattle
city of PuebIa Has Big Cargo.
Tie city of Puebla, Captain Shea.
which arrived yesterday from Puget
sound with ia passengers, brought a
large cargo. which included a heavy
shipment of -four. 3.0e0 cases of con-
densed milk for. shipment to Manila on
the transport Buford, and 1000 cases
indian schools. G.. w. Hopkins, the
Puebla's purser, was taken sick during
the trip north and was in the hos
pital at Seattle during, the steamers
stay on the sound. He returned on
the Puebla and has been granted sick
leave.
Brings Freight From Europe
The American Hawaiian corilpany:'s
freighter Alaskan. Captain Bennett. ar
rived yesterday eight days from Salina
Cruz. The Alaskan brought about
1 00O tons of cargo from New York
and European points via the isthmus of
Tehiiantepec. Part of the Alaskan's
largo left New York October % on the
York November 5 on the Isthmian. The
cargo also Included freight from
Europe delivered at Puerto Mexico by
ships of the foreign lines that recently
cargo between California and Europe
via The Tehuantepec railroad.
Coal for the Navy
The British steamer Carlton arrived
here yesterday from Newport News
with 5.S01 tons of coal for the navy
The Carlton spoke the Russian bark
Isabel Browne November 9, and in lati-
tdde 80 south; longitude SO west ex-
changed signals with the German bark
Anna, which requested to be spoken
"all well
Water Front Notes
Captain T. w. Robblee, master of
The barkentine J. l. Eviston; and Cap
tain Binicke who acted as agent for
the Charles Nelson company in the
sale. of that. vessel at singapore, re-
turned here yesterday son the Tenyo
Maru.
Receipts of. lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to J,710-O00 feet.
The French bark Jeanne Cordonnier
cleared yesterday for Queenstown.
The new Japanese turbine finer
Chiyo Maru, twin sister TO the Tenyo
Maru will leave Hongkong for this
port December 26 on it's maiden voyage.
Captain w. w. Greene is in command
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