The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22

DTOUuCrS.
among the passengers We're:
J. @. Anderson y. J. Kennedy
Ms Anderson Or. B. MeF Msckau
Mrs r ". Anderson Mrs. b. k Mackinnon
and three children A. Norgenstern
Miss c. Arnold Miss Louise Mccarthy
L. Barkhausen n NahaoIelua
Miss Bauer w NJ Noyes
= Bishop E. Peterson
Miss Brown iAlrs. c. .. Pollister
Mrs. Canish and child F. Poilitz
J O. Carter W P scott
MS Carter J. Splitter
". q. Cressy Mrs. Splitter
Nm. Cressy Miss y. B. Stephen
c. 2. Cunningham II. I. Stich
A J. Ferroggiaro Mrs. Stitch
E. Frederick Mr. St Goar
Mrs. J. H. George Miss c. FSsUecke
Miss George Miss E W Ward
Mrs. E. Hammond I. A. Wicket
+. A. Hesse u Wilson
Z. s. johnson Miss Wilson
Bark KafuIani Goes to Sea
The bark Kaiulani, Captain Colley,
which cleared for Honolulu July IS,
CID not get 10 sea until yesterday and
then only after having shipped three
having decided that they would not go
10 sea for $50 a month although they
had signed articles TO that effect Cap
tain Colley decided TO ship nouunion
crew He signed new set of sailors
st the reduced rate but just as the
rug started 10 sea with the shin the
new men declared themselves unwilling
20 work for less than $40 month. The
anchor was lei 90 and the tug sent
third crew stayed with their bargain
and the bark went 10 sea in the after
noon
Captain BARRIERS Birthday
Captain 7. H Barber, port captain
for The bar pilots, celebrated on Mon
day his seventy ninth birthday. Cap
tain Barber arrived in san Francisco
June IS 1850 and has made this his
home ever since. He came here on the
clipper ship Diadem, which left New
York December 81, lS49, and was I78
days on the way.
Although the wolf does not make
much noise at his door, Captain Barber
is not a money king, although he once
narrowly avoided having riches thrust
upon him. A friend Of Barber's owned
a ranch in Hayes valley. This friend
made his pile IN the mines and found
MS haSes Nal-ey acreage an undesir-
able possession He offered the whole
place TO Barber for $40
What do j want with your ranch?
I'm no farmer. replied the captain.
Another friend standing by whispered
Lend me SO and III buy it."
j gave him the money" said Barber
and he bought the place He died
wealthy, and. by the way, he never
paid back that $50.
Dixon 10 Command Korea
Captain Andrew Dixon has been an
pointed commander Of the Pacific Mail
liner Korea ia place Of Captain Sand
berg, who has been appointed master
Of the City Of Para in place of Canfafr7
TRY. Captain Dixon was IN cor7Iosr,d and
OF the Korea on its last voyage, but
the appointment was temporary. Cap
tain Sanoberg. who had been master
Of the liner since Captain Seabury's
death. was given leave Of absence the
voyage before last 10 go back east.
take unto himself z wife and enjoy a
honeymoon with his bride. Sandberg
from his honeymoon and the Korea re-
turned 70 San Francisco about fbe
same time Captain Dixon packed his
clothes and prepared to surrender the
commanders quarters TO Sandberg and
aLs1.osg Ssndoerg WIS VS. al LIZ READY to resume
Office came the order making Dixon's
appointment TO the Korea permanent
and transferring Sandberg to the civ
OF Para, on the Panama run
Captain Dixon formerly commanded
the liner Persia ana before that was
chief officer Of the Mongolia.
WhI Repair the British Yeoman
The contract for repairing the British
ship British Yeoman has been awarded
to Muir & Symon. The British Yeoman
sustained extensive damage last week
by colliding IN Mission bay with the
Drummuir's bow poked a great hole In
the YeOman's starooard quarter, con-
verted two sets of davits into junk and
ripped things UP generally about the
decks.
America Maru Is Due Today
The japanese liner America Maru is
due today from the far east with about
100 passengers and cargo Of oriental
products. The America Maru left Hon
oluIu late on the afternoon Of July 1s
and is not expected in port before
noon.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Captain
Andrew Dixon, viii sail tomorrow for
the far east crowded with passengers
and carrying fun cargo.
The bark Andrew Welch arrived yes
terday. 26 days from Honolulu, with
27.1o0 bags Of sugar.
The schooner Annie = from this port
arrived June at Bristol bay.
The steamship Hilonian. which was
due yesterday. viii not be in port until
this morning. A wireless was received
yesterday from the Hilonian and at 3
O'Clock a. m. the steamer was still $50
miles away.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea