The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Chilean Bark Eaton Hall Rolls Out
Its Masts in South Sea Swell


liner Mariposa, Captain Hayward, ar
rived yesterday from Tahiti with 54
passengers and a cargo Of tropical
products. The .Mariposa brings word
OF the arrival at Papeete on August II
OF the Chilean bark Eaton Hall in a
dismantled condition. 1t appears that
the Eaton Halls stays were rotten
and its masts in something of the same
condition. While rolling heavily in a
swell about 60 miles north of Maria
Theresa reef a stay parted. This put
extra strain on the other stays, which
followed suit, and few more rolls of
the ship caused the unsupported masts
to snap off a few feet above the deck.
The Eaton Hall was towed into Pa
peete by a French power schooner The
Eaton Hall was bound from Newcastle,
Australia. for Valparaiso.
AS the Mariposa was leaving Papeete
the American bark Sea King, from VAL
paraiso for Port Townsend was enter
ing the harbor The Sea King was
short Of provisions, but Captain Hay
ward, being on his way to sea, did not
learn any details.
Among the passengers on the Mari
posa was Professor Champion of Co
lumbia university, who brought back
with him a large collection of shells
gathered during several months of
scientific research in the south seas.
E. d. Taylor. son of Mayor Taylor,
was a passenger on the MaripoSa, ac-
companied by his wife. The mayor
and Mrs Taylor met the travellers at
the wharf and took them away in the
big, red municipal automobile.
The Mariposa's passengers included:
Z. d. Taylor and wife. W. NJ. Thorne
and wife. R. w. Cathcart, wife and
daughter. Charles Brault, wife and
seven children, Z. H. Champion, w. A.
Seely, E. L. Gruning, Mrs. G. A Boyer,
Mrs. w. NJ. Abbott and two children;
Mrs. L. Orsini and six children, Mrs.
]. d. Teale, Miss E. Cumbers, Miss NJ.
Foyerouse, Miss NJ. Harmon, Miss M.
Berude, r. w. Edmiston, r. W. Doane,
C. Edmondson, J. T. Arundel, E. Touze,
A. B. de Meziere. f. ]. Stephens, H.
Whiting.
VIII Land Passengers Today
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, Cap
tain Henry Morton, arrived yesterday
from the orient in time to pass quar-
The vessel will dock early this morn
ing at pier A and the passengers will
all be ashore by o'clock. The liner
brought 159 cabin passengers, 32 in
cargo of 5.494 tons included l.012 bales
of raw silk and 1855 boxes of tea.
Among the passengers was Rear Adj
miral J. w. Hemphilk United States
navy, recently relieved from command
of the Asiatic station. Another pas
senger was Wa Foy Wong Kwong
Chung, manager of the China CONNER
cial steamship company. He is on his
way 10 Mexico City on business con-
nected with his line. His company has
been running steamers between Hong
kong and Salina Cruz, but the ships
have been detained repeatedly at the
Mexican port owing to the refusal of
the quarantine officer there to land
passen gers who had passed the inspec-
Mexican
tor at Hongkong. Wong is an Ameri-
can citizen, having been adopted un-
der the act which made Hawaii part
of this country.
Shortly after leaving Yokohama two
japanese coolies were discovered
slowed away in the fore hold. About
lulu the Mongolian met the liner Sibe-
ria. outward bound. and the stowaways
were transferred to that ship.
Fra@ Brssan Mrs Psre ssae
and two children. W. II. Evans; Rear Admiral ].
W. Hemphill. q. S. N; Lieutenant R. Morrison.
F. Richardson.
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Dicks. z. G. Dunn. Mrs. z. G. Dunn. Miss II. NJ.
Enderstein. Miss I: A: Gleason. NJ. Graham,
man. DR.. j. D. Hodgen. Miss NJ t. Hodgen. H.
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Laffn. II. Mandell, W F. Mclaughlin Dr.
Charles Mcdowell. Mrs Charles Mcdowell Miss
F. S. Niebuhr Miss II. o. Patterson, Miss F.
W. Pratt, Mrs. A. W. Richards and child, Miss
A. W. Richards. A. W. Richards. Miss A. b.
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Wheeler. Mrs c. S. Wheeler. VI. c. G. Young
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