The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
China Passes Quarantine, but Passengers Will
Not Be Landed Until This Morning

NUI DC LdnuCu VI
The Pacific Nal liner China Cap
tain Daniel Frtele. arrived from Ins
orient last evening IN time 70 PASS
quarantine When lle federal oOc-
tors had finished their work, however,
darkness had fallen and the tide was
not a. the stage for convenient dock
ing. 50 the vessel remained al anchor
al night. and tte passengers VIII not
be landed until early this morning
The liner brought only 2 score ot
cabin pzssenEe from the orient ana
IS from Honolulu In the Asia1ic
s;eeraEe we're ss Chinese The cargo Of
bales CT raw silk On august : me
China passed the navy collier Arethusa,
Thich Is bound for this port
Among the Chinz's passengers was
Dr.. Z H H Old ot the United States
1svT. returning from duty On the
AslEtic station Rev. J. J MCCook. an
eastern educator and Z member OF
family Of famous lighters. was another
passenger With his sister ne mas
been travelling N the orient Tor the
last nine months George L5DmerI. g
H0ngkong merchant, was also on
board He says that the boycott stu
alton remains unchanged. and that the
boycott IS daily increasing n scope
and strength
The China's passengers tncluded-
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Harfposa sails Tor Tahiti
T&e Oceanic steamship compauy,s
liner Asr5posa- Captain Harvard,
sailed at Il o-clock yesterday morning
for Tahiti The liner carried 8 gen
srsl cargo and among The passengers
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InrIfne Arrives Prem Honolulu
The steamer Lurline did not keep its
wireless promise made when 8s8 miles
al sea 10 be n port yesterday oE
AAE showed GkaEA LM2
later and reached Howard street wharf
s1crLT before cclock- The LU-4sns
brought 3 passengers ana large
cargo. which tnclU6ec heaEy shipments
of raw and refined sugar and otner
tropical products
Among IRE passengers was ! 4.
BAKER. who was governor OF the Island
q Hawai- II The days 0f the 1nolzrchT-
He Is here on z vacation and before
returning 20 the Islands expects 70
take hunting trip II Alaska
L1s LUrlile engaged IN 2 long dis
tslee- conversation during Vae yoyage
with the steamer President The yes
sels were 500 miles apart al the time
Trouble IE store for Arabia
The quarantine regulations regard
ing tenders and rat guards were uot
observed during the stay sE the Pacific
Mail wharf OF tie German steamer
Arabia TIE Arabia sailed OF Tuesday
for Astoria 70 discharge the balance OF
It's cargo. The quarantine Authorities
here refused 70 Issue a certificate 70
the Arabia and without this certificate
the vessel viii not be allowed 10 land
cargo a. g Columbia river port until
Z has been 11z1 gated some o. the
Araoias cargo IS OF e nature 70 be
spoiled BY the fumes OF burning SUI
phur. 50 that The failure 70 take proper
precautions Al this port IS likely 10
prove an expensive oversight
Adrfft On n Pile Driver
A Pile driver beiop 10 Darby
LzT6o1. with 2 foreman and four men
On board broke a1-I1E Wednesday aft
sr3eou from the sugar refinery wharf.
Goats were hclsteS as signals OF els
Iress and - arms engaged IN frantic
waving but without avail ultl nearly
dark when Engineer Anderson OF the
Crowley launch Guide. on his way
home from Hunters point dTyGcck. No.
Heed EIe strange bunting and ra1
alongside The Pile driver 10 investigate.
The Guide towed the pile driver bacz
70 Ihe re-lEerT wharf
stolen Gin Carrsc of Arrest
Detective Tracey OF the hzrb0r police
station arrested W Cunningham n
East street yesterday On . charge ot
nurElarF- Tracey noticed in Cunning
hams pocEe1 & bottle q gin similar In
brand 70 sczs stolen the other night
from z saloon ~ "a East street Gun
1ilghan-s explanation OF how he got
the liquor failed 70 stand s1e test Of
Investigation and the gin was tdents-
FED later as part OF the stolen prop
erty-
New Coaster Arrives
The new steamer FIedsIG. Captain
JeEsen. arCireC yesterday from Coos
bay VIA Eureka wish 7S5.0G1 feet OF
lumber ccEsiEleG 10 a + Estzbzook
Co The ELe1el1 Is q handsome yes
sci with acccr1-o5ations Tor about 20
raszeuzers TIE vessel mas been char
terE1 Tor 2 year 70 -El between this
port and Coos bay.
Water Front Notes
The steamer Bessie Dollar arrived
AUGUST = 81 1ELlral LElTE E0EEEB- e
and the Hazel Dollar sailed August 4
from Hzkodate
Tte Italian cruiser Puglis- which LEFT
here last sunday for Puget S0Unr.
passed IN yesterday st Ta10osE
The Pacific Coast steamship conpe-
nvs excursion steamer Spokane left
S5rka August : for Seattle
Receipts q lumber yesterday b- sea
amounted 20 5e15.Non feet
The steamer President which sailed
yesterday 10r Puget sound. carried e
large number OF passengers and &
heavy cargo
The steamer Curacao. which has been
laid I'd undergoing 4 general over
hauling viii sail today for G1ayrnas
and way ports with a full cargo and IS
passengers.
The red stack rug Goliah viii leave
this morning for the scene Of the
wreck cf the Anuhis 20 assist a. the
effort which viii hc made N few
DAYS 70 feat the stranded liner.
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