The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
KOrea'S Passengers Have 40 Hours Of Sunday
for Rest After the Fourth Celebration

The Chinese boycott Of things Jap
anese which was responsible for the
nigh freeboard Of the Tenyo Maru on
its maiden voyage across the Pacific.
contributed 10 MI tho liner Korea,
which arrived here yesterday, to the
oNernoWIng point with oriental
freight. The Korea brought large
number Of cabin passengers, nearly zoo
chinese and about 5000 tons Of cargo.
The freight included sos bales of raw
SIX and $3.50 chests OF tea. This
is the nrst tea OF the new crop and
is one OF the biggest shipments ever
sent across the Pacific.
The Korea met the feet about 5
O'Clock July i and exchanged greet
ngs with the batrleships, which passed
within half a mile OF the liner
The korea's passengers came within
- hours Of having 10 celebrate the
Fourth Of July twice. They had a big
celebration as IL was and the fact
-lat the next two days were Sundays
gave the celebrants ample time 70 rest
The occasion of the extra day was the
result Of crossing the 1Soth meridian
There We're deck games morning and
afternoon of the Fourth. big dinner in
-he evening. after which orators such
as Ambassador O'Brien and Philippine
Commissioncr W. Cameron Forbes dis
charged verbal fireworks with such good
effect that several British tourists
Joined enthusiastically IN the celebra-
tion. when the British lions tail had
been twisted and the eagle was hoarse
with the screaming, the band started
q waltz on the boat deck.
among the passengers were Com
mander Ben ". Hodges and Surgeon J.
-. Minter of the United States navy.
Dr Minter is going TO Mare Island, and
Commander Hodges 10 his nome i'm
Memphis. s SilverstOne, the Pacific
mail agent at Hongkong, was a pas
senger on the liner.
Among the tourists was Miss Caro-
line L. Morgan. a niece of ]. Pierpont
Morgan. and Miss Irvine of New York
There Were a number Of missionaries
among the passengers
Among the passengers from Homo
lulu was A j. Fairweather. who fol
- years has been connected with d big
department store in this city. lie was
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter
The korea's passengers included:
FROM EONGKONG
Mrs. Alfred All and IN Mrs Kong
fant Ms Leung Gam Lam
Alfred All Jr Len Chuck Sav
Miss Winifred All fDr. J. n Mnter
Master Wilfred AT David NacHaffe
Miss Mildred Az |N. A. Ross
Master Raymond All Ms \. a. Ross
Rev Paul Doltz 10. RicaI
Mrs Paul Doltz and in Siiver~toDe
fsnr Mrs 5 Silverstone
Mrs Doc Shec Master = Silverstons
Commander p. WA SchOeulichr
Hodges. e. $. \. r J. werley
r r Hanlcy Mrs p. J. Werley
Nrs. r. +. Hauley iJ B. Wicbart
Mrs n. Hampstead
SHANGHAI
A A. Baxter Dr. A z Han
James Bucharr nr. Charles Lyon
Mn James Buehart Mrs Charles LYON
Master James Buchart Miss Margaret Mitchell
Master 4oln Buchsrt Miss Kathleen Mitchell
David 7. Black #Ng Wal Fun
~ g. Crawford Lieut.. Kurt Stehens
Mrs. O. C.. Crawford Mrs T. A. Seaton
Miss Margaret Craw-J ]. D Van Week
ford Joel C. Whitney
Miss Loretta Crawford T. II. Wheeler
NAGASAKI
W Cameron Forbes Hector R. Do Luzur.ag
Jose z. ce LuLurlsga Arthur B. TiSh
KOBE
Or Oliver R. Avison Miss Pauline Rowland
Mrs. o. r. Avisoa Charles J. Shoemaker
Milber ATison Miss May Spivev
Douglas ATison Miss Y. l. Snook
william Avison Miss Martha 5. Tate
Oliver ATison Arthur ~. WELDON
Edward Avisol Mrs. A. q. Welbon an
Miss ~. :. HoTf infant
Mn. c. 3. Hoffman Master Harry Weldon
YOKOHAMA
y. C. Asay e. Mantelli
Mrs. y. C. Asay Ben 2. Meyer
". r. Burt Mrs. Ben r. Meyer
Leo A. BereholZ 'C. J. Nusson
Nrs- Mary a. Bergholz Mrs. q. J. MuSsoD
J. B. craig Miss Caroline l. Mol
Mr.. J. B. Craig gan and maid
A. lerlana u iss Kate Mcmillan
Sir. A. Ccrisna and A. NieIen
ms-d II. n Orr
a. Ceriaua Nrs. T. ". Orr
-. CeTiaua IL. J. O'Brien
A. Degenlsrdt Nrs. z. Powers
j. FauQrlarson Mrs. Ellen ". Peck
Ms Galhraitl Hugo V pedersen
II. Goldscheider fF. A. Sbsttuek
Airs. II. Gol5sckcider 10. Sternberg
A. Gotfeland IC. =. Stegmaier
Mrs 5 HataL child Mrs C. F. Stsgmsier
and servant AIRS l.. =. Steiner
]. r.. Hopkins Baron Il. UrSumi
u j. Haiues Ben Underwood
Mrs. r. 4. Haines lG. y Weed
Miss A. ]. Irvine A. J. Waite
r. kiose
HONOLULU
r. T. Armstrong Miss Emily /. Korn
~ Axelrod s. \. Litchheld
Mrs- p O. Bond A. N. Lockridge
Miss p. n. Bond Mrs A ~ Isockridge
George I. Bel Miss Helen Ilse
Mn George D. Bel Miss n A. Luttmer
Miss q. r. Constant b. 7. Marx
Ms Georsis Cross Nrs. b L. Marx
H. A. Dofy Miss Florence Parsons
Ms T. a. Doty Miss MaybeIle Renda /
Miss Mabel Deane j. Rosenberg
=. H. Duisenbers aIrs. J. Rosenberg 50
Joseph Eichwald and daaChter
II. Engci AIRS. A. G. Rogers
g.. T. Eckart MSS H. F. Rogers
Mrs. e. i. Ecksrt andJ $ SIlrerberg
two children Ralph Schoenfeld
Miss @. Eellnlan Nrs. Ralph Sehoenfeld
J ST. Fuller III. Schweirzer
A. J. Fairwesthe- Charles W. Shearrnsn
Mrs. A. J. Fairwes theriMrs. !. II. Tomlinson
Miss Ethel Fairweather Mrs 7. r. Thomas
Mrs 4. r. Fulibrook Miss n. H. Thomas
J. T. Gilmsrtin Miss Isabel Thomas
Miss r. Huntington y. 7. Dc Nries
leon Honigsberger Miss Anna Wreden
MIS- Leon Honigsberger. .A. r. Woods
Miss A. Hssforth Miss \. r. Wallace
Damaged Schooner Arrives