The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Wrecklng Steamer Brings Baggage and
Mail From the Stranded Pomona

The wrecking steamer Greenwood re-
turned yesterday from the wreck OF
the coaster Pomona with the passen-
GERS. baggage. mail and such of the
sunk ships gear as could be easily
removed. The baggage. water soaked
and much or it ruined. viii oe sent TO
sbe owners. The mail was turned over
TO the postoffice for distribution. The
majority OF the Pom0na's passengers
were bound for Eureka, and left Tor
that port on the City of Topeka the
day after they arrived here from the
wreck The baggage, except IN cases
where the company receives other d.
rections. viii be sent TO Eureka and
held there until claimed
Nearly all the checked baggage has
beeu recovered The Greenwood viii
return today 70 the wreck and divers
win resume the work Of stripping the
huh. Everything movable that can be
? detached and hoisted out Will be
brought 10 this port The steamers
shell, ripped from end 10 end and bat
tered out Of shape. viii be abandoned
10 the elements.
CAPTAIN Swanson, master OF the Po-
1nona, returned on the Greenwood
Makes Pretty Departure
e.. The Pacific Mall liner Manchuria,
% Captain J. ". Saunders, sailed yester-
.day for the orient with q small cargo
but z large number of passengers The
big ship left the wharf promptly at
o'clock and made remarkably pretty
departure Within three minutes after
the gangplanks had been pulled in the
Manchuria had Strengthened out on its
course for sea and was moving majes-
5icaily past the end Of the wharf on
which was assembled the goodby con-
tingent. waving handkerchiefs and par
ssols. weeping, laughing and shouting
. last messages. The side doors Of the
wharf shed were closed when the gang
plsnks were pulled ashore, but the
original arrangement for keeping the
, public from the outer fringes of the
wharf was modified. and anybody that
wanted 70 shout goodby. wave at a
departing friend or shed tear in the
open found every opportunity at the
end Of the wharf where there was no
danger IN case the liner acted up
Just the liner pulled out Detec-
tives Tracey and Hayden, accompanied
by Chinese and much excited law
.eer's clerk. arrived at the wharf with
warrant for the arrest OF a Chinese
woman charged bv the tardy Celes-
.tial with having stolen S6Oa. The ship
refused To whoa" at the request of
the lawyers clerk The detectives.
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drove 70 Crowley's boathouse char
tered launch and gave chase down
the bay, but all they gained for their
exertiOn was a distant view Of the
Manchuria glistening in the afternoon
sun
The Manchuria's passenger list in
cluded
A Burbank. Mrs.. Brewster CsDeip," ~ - =
Chadheume Miss Il Chsdbourne. ". B. Cooley,
kirs- teoieX- Miss Mabel y.es4,..
J. r. cotter, Randolph Croupfon. Mrs Crpaap-
ton, Miss Rosamond crompton. Eustsee Culli-
Duckwall, Mrs. Duckwal. Miss Marguerite Duke,
81 Duke Francis GAY Mrs Cay. and
meid; T. \ Gunner. H. II. Hseedorn. Dr. r.
Hapenan, Mrs Hapenan. J. J. Harding. Mrs
In Heihg p J. hoogs Miss Ray L. Johnson
krumbhsar and maid, Mrs. X. NJ Lawler. Mis-.
~ LAWYER. r. n Lawson. Mrs. B. Lewis and
Mrs. A. O. London. r. b. LoOmis. Walter Love.
=. s. McCsrdiess. John J. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Nc.
I-aughlin. John r. Miller. Mrs Miller. Mrs.
George owen. General r. II. Pratt. Mrs Pratt
Miss Mary Read. Mrs J. Rosenberg and infant
Master issdore Rosenberg Mrs r A. Slaylol
end infant George y smith r X smith
Mrs. Louise Smith. Mrs. David Whitney Mre
Leila Seton wilder Mrs. =. $. Young
Yokohama Miss christsbe Abbott. Mrs L. ;
Bradbury and maid. Master G. l.. Bradburs ;
5. Brinsmsid. Pierce -. Bufler. Mrs Edward
Chase. +. A. Church. Mrs Church Miss Issbe
=. Coke. J. q. Deshlcr Mrs. Deshier and serr
ant, Miss Mary l. Doolittle. Miss Grace E. En-
Ees Louis Eppinger and Servant Mrs. H. L. Ep
D
Mrs Hang, T. Hayashi. : Birose * Kume
'aiiss Dido Leighton. J. Nagai. Wallace Nesbitt
Papa T. q Pbiaps snd @siet J. & Films ars 5r
MSS Enms l. Phipps Mrs. : H. r. Pel- Mis-
nsn 'FaFes spielmah S r. Mrs MsisEnsIGi speinan as sg
Stedman. Mr.. Stedmsn. Mrs r. NJ. Thompson
snd maid. Ms. c. W Van Petten. r. B. Wal
Kobe-s- r Haher. Mrs. Haber II J. Hell
yerr. {. Tsgrufsni. Ms T. i. T''ssa-
infsnt, Miss Faith Lippard. Miss Lois Ldppard
Miss Violet Lippafd. So..a
shaBgLai-Mrs. A. Burridce. P. A. crostb
waite. 5. FesseDden A. Seidel. c. B. Towns
Bsbcock ". G. Barker. Mrs. C. c Barker Mis-
Ada E. Barker. Miss Alice r. Barker. Richard Q
Mrs. Bunker. Chow Tszchi: Mrs Chow TSzchi
two children and servant; D. B. Clark William
p Davenport Mrs Davenport; Tang UnieE
p Hogue Mrs; +. B. Holden and son. william
Hoxsey. Mrs; Hoxsey. T. n. Jaeger. Mrs. Jaege
a. Mills William X. Mills / =. Oliver J. Z
osthy. A. 4 Prmm IT.. Il, L. Prueft Fon GU
Strong Mrs. 7. D. Thompson. Horace T. TomI
kins- g. Watson. Mrs. G. II. Wilson Joll
Weodard Harold = Young. fune Kwai. Mr.
5on Honoluu-Edwin Balmer Miss Rut
Bslmer- A. g. Brown Miss Florence Carpente
Mrs Ads ~ Clark louis g Deschler. 2. 6
t,unn. y b Gamble Mrs. Gamble. 5. D. Can
bieAS. J. Gamble. II. ID. Halleit DIR. H Hum
1ngton Mrs Huntington. T. Jose Mrs JOSS
.ioin v. Merriam. Mrs Merriam. J. p PrImle.
MIS-. Primlet- Wilbur j. Smith, Mrs Smitl
Mrs. George \. Stone and maid C. H Towl
Mrs. r0wle. Mrs. William II. Warren Wflliai
ii. Warren IT, A. KhedoD. Mrs Whedon.
Arrested for Catching Small Crabs
Angelo Mirandello. Vincent Maris
calico and Frank Marinello were a,
rested at isherman's wharf yesterda
by Deputy Fish Commissioners r.
Heacock and Z. Schaeffe for havin
undersized crabs in their possession
The commissioners first overhauled II
fishermen of Harbor View, where the
We're fishing. The arrest was mao
later at the wharf and caused a sma
sized riot in which several fisherme
who tried 10 prevent the arrest wei
roughly handled.
Short of Food aud Water
The barkentine John Smith, whic
arrived yesterday, 27 days from Qua,
mas was met of the heads by the II
Alert and ordered to proceed to Ora,
harbor. AS the barkentine was sho
OF provisions and its fresh water tar
was leaking Captain Nielsen decid
20 put in here. There was some wat
on board and it had not been nece
"a -,rtf oruhod.r IN short 4fn