The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

B. oakes, shu Ping Tsin, O. G. Toepper. Wong
shanghai-Dn E. A. Layton. Mrs ]. t. Lay
ton and three children, Mark Wan Chue. O. j.
Miller. NJ. 81. O'Brien, A. p. Parker Mrs. A. p
Cho Sc. shu shung Kee, Mrs. shu, Miss shu
Che Chqea Su. Cho Chuen Now, Miss Wong
s Mss Sns ase and n cS M3ns %aon
Mrs. Wilson and two children, Mrs. NJ. S. VIII
lisms, Yen Sung Chang.
Y. Hitomi Y. Hori, Mrs. 7. Hori, s. Ide |. L
Kai. I. Inouye. q. Itsumi, T.. Iwamoto NJ Iva
ma, N; Matayama, Q. Matsuda. y Kawase NJ
Masutani. s. Masutani, J. A. Macgin, K. Minami
S: Mkt. g. Mitani S: Nagami R; Nakano, T
ReV sehul1 MSs Schulz s and tWo chill
dren, O. Shibata, &. Sowho, X. Sugimura. r.
Takakiwa, Y. Takigawa, n. Tsuchiya, II. NJ
nami, NJ. Yoshihara.
Yokohama--W. Albers r. T. Baird, Governor
fn Paul BE Bean "a. Caldwell du BGss Nas MTs
Sfss9s Ss,f5,5 MS y: n Green's & 4 erfSsa Ssss
T. J. Haskin, 9. 7; Heinbein, 40 Yien Sem,
S.n,I e. l. KaTa K sskgushi Lysnage ana a.,s 3.
7. kurwshims. Miss l. 4. E. Lawson, A. E.
Lyons. G. McCallum, Mrs. g. H.; Mecallqm,
9: SosSs. NasaIEe !seo'' H. afs SaEamuTs "a ''Ps E
fgs 1gswa s. ogawa T. O. KubO n ss Per
7. W. Royster, Miss NJ. S. Royster, Miss n
bsTd bR0ekw9Sd' ,,d g. sehqit1ieT J. Steven sngi-
x: Kuskamoto, a. Won Duksen, Miss A. P.
Watson, Y Yamsguchi. A.. Yonega.
Black and Mrs. Black, Mrs. J. A. Clark, Mrs.
A. q; Cheney, e; W. Cheney, Miss G. NJ. Cluff,
Mrs. Curtis Mrs. J. Ena G. K Field, Mrs. G.
f. Frye, E. d. Graft and Mrs. Graft Miss n. C.
Graft, Mrs. A; Hackedorn, L. Hem, X. Ichik-
Isenberg, Miss NJ. Jordan, G.. KimbaH. A. Lewis
r. J. NJ Loyelace, H. l. Maxwell, Mrs Maxwell,
A Mathswson, Mrs A. Moon and infant, ]. Il.
Mann, T. Mase. Miss L. Mathena, W. r.
Mcintyre, Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. f. A. Mcbride,
Major c. H. Mekinstry, DR.. L. R. Morris, Mrs.
Norris and daughter. Miss L. Kenna, Miss II.
McDougai, D. Morrison, W. +. Montgomery. Mrs.
olmsfed, Mrs oimsted. Miss r II. oimsted,
Rubnstein. F. L. Sawyer Mrs. Sawyer, G. Saw
yer, A. s. Walters. Miss L. Norrington, Mrs. E.
Mrs. Terry, Mrs. F. II. Taylor. z. II. Temple,
E. B. Tufts, DR.; E: Won Knefh, e, A, willets,
Wright, T. Wolff, Miss E. B. Matthewson, Mrs.
W. L. Welsh and infant. Mrs. E. II. Temple.
Steamer Sails for HilO
The steamer Enterprise sailed for
Hilo yesterday with 1000 tons of
freight and IL passengers. On the
vessels decks were 80 mules and nine
fine draft horses.
New Steamer on Way
The new steamer Lurline. which
sailed from New York for this port
last Saturday and is expected to arrive
here about May 20. The vessel greatly
resembles the w S. Porter. 1t is $500
tons burden and is bringing a full
cargo of coal for the United States
government.
Sfnola to Go South
The steamer Sinola will start for
Santa Cruz April 10 and will spend the
he nIVi0p that
port and Monterey. 1t goes in com
mand of Captain II. j. Thremann, who
will be in charge of the steamer while
on the southern run.
workman's Spine Is Injured
z. ]. Downes, who lives at 1876 Clay
street. while working in the Mills
building, missed his footing and fell to
the sidewalk. He was injured about
the spine and after treatment at the
harbor emergency hospital he was re-
moved to his home.
Lumber Cargoes Arrive
Lumber arrivals by sea yesterday
from the north coast amounted to
2.231, 900 feet.
Korea on Home Voyage
The Pacific Mail steamship Korea
sailed from Hongkong yesterday for
this port.
Arrives at Hongkong
The Togo Kisen Kaisha steamship
America Maru arrived at Hongkong
yesterday.
Crushed Between Cars
Frank McManus, who lives at 81 Al
varado street, was crushed yesterday
between two cars passing in opposite
directions. He had been to Lane hos
pital, where his mother had just ex-
pired, and was on his way home when
the accident happened. He was car
ried to the harbor emergency hospital
for treatment