The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-29


The Asia's passengers included:
FROM HONGKONG
John c. Sanbourn Mrs Alexis L. Stein
Miss Eta Hamilton Robert NJ Powers
Andrew himbal Peter f. Strowd
Miss Lucille Morgan Victor Innis
Miss Ida NJ. Harbaugh Mrs A T. Hill
James q. Gregory Miss Margaret A Gass
George 4; Fisher Mrs George A. Fisher
John r NJ Flaherty John W. Jay
Richard McGrath Mrs Eugene N. Barton
Leon J. Lambert Miss Young Suey Hay
Young Suey Hay Mrs. Young ,Suey Hay
Edward E. Gessler Mrs. Edward f. Gessler
FROM SHANGHAI
Robert Scott William H. Park
Hrs John J. Goddard Miss Wong 500 Fl
Gustave r. Henkel Carroll z. Lunt
DR. Liene Caldwell Miss Elizabeth Goddard
Mrs William n. Brew Miss Amy Jansen
ster Mrs Lisne Caldwell
Master Raymond Brew William F. Brewster
ster Edward Brewster
Miss ksris +. Brewster Harold Brewster
Arthur B. HFkes Mrs Arthur B. Hykes
Mrs. Gustave E. Ander-l Robert Hykes
son Mrs. Edmund NJ Lewis
Edmund N. Lewis Mrs. william H. Park
FROM KOBE
Heinrich Hoffman Augustus F. Fearon
Miss Annie Patton DR.. Robert McNair
William Elliott Mrs. William Elliott
Cary r. GOlburn William Elliott Jr.
FROM YOKOHAMA
Herbert Kaufman John e. Hupp
Ernest o. James William II. Clifford Jr.
William II. Clifford, Mrs. William II. Clifford
L s. NJ. G Mrs. Alfred E. Dieken-
Rev. W. c. GemmfiI Miss Enid N. Dickinson
John NJ. AIcCabe Mrs. Thomas N. Phillips
Charles J. Str0me Ben Sykes
Lieut. James II. Tomb, lAxel IIflderbrand
L 8 n Mrs Victor Y. PopOn
victor Y. Popo1 Miss Florence Popon
Miss Dollie la Rose Oscar Lptzer
Jan J. II. Carst Miss Elizabeth W. Pat
Mrs Mary /. purinQtOni tisOn
willy Gaudert Rudolph Krentzer
Charles II. Over Mrs. Charles II. Over
Heavy Fines for Launchmen
For falling to have regulation fog
horn, fog bell and whistle. the gaso-
line launch Homer Of Antioch, owned
by A. c. Hartley, was yesterday fined
$3.50. The launch Neptune, belonging
TO Henry Layon Of Black Diamond,
was fined $500 for failing TO have a
fog bell and horn. The launch Ellen
zen. was fined $3.50. The launch not
only did not have bell and born, but
was without her name being property
displayed and had changed masters
without notifying the surveyor of the
port.
ritzen transportation company was
fined $500 for not having proper bells
and horn. The launch Picket was fined
$500 for not having proper bell and
horn. The Picket belongs at Antioch
and is owned by ". J. Bloomfield.
The launch Frolic. owned by H. Fl.
Herring of Antioch, was fined $3.50 for
not having proper lights, bells and
horn.
johnson Not Dead but sleeping
A Johnson's anxiety to hit the hay
was responsible for the partial de-
struction, of the gasoline launch Wink.
Of which he was in charge. for dana ge
to the Key Route pier and for the
supposition which lasted until noon
yesterday that Johnson had fallen
overheard and drowned
Johnson left Stockton Saturday on
the Wink, which is owned by the Cal
ifornia reclamation company. Sunday
lob tai
ceived at Crowley's boathoUse to the
effect that a launch was battering it.
self 10 pieces against the Key Route
pier. and incidentally butting the sun
ports from under the pier
The Wink was lowed TO Crowley S
boathouse at Howard street and yes
terday morning those who had known
Johnson passed the time figuring ont
noon, however. johnson. himself showed
up and explained. When he reached
the Key Route pier he felt very tired
and decided to tie up his launch take
a train for home get the big sIeeu
and return TO his launch bright and
early in the morning ready for a days
He carried out his program. hut
when he returned to where he had
left the Wink the boat had disap-
peared and 1t took him until noon to
IND out what had happened while he
ChIyo Maru to SAN Today
The Japanese liner Chiyo Maru, Cap
tain W. w. Greene, viii sail at /
o'clock this afternoon for the orient
with ABOUT 80 cabin passengers and a
cargo OF general merchandise. Among
the Chiyos passengers will be DR. T.
Spencer Hough of the marine hospital
service, who will be stationed at Hong
kong for the next three wears r.
Asano, son of the president of the Toyo
kisen kaisha, viii also be a passenger.
Sails for Southern Ports
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
panys liner Governor sailed Yesterday
afternoon for Southern California morris
with nearly 900 passengers and a large
cargo from Seattle and this mort The
passengers included:
". B. Hunssker andlJ. Nauman and wife
Rlfe G. 4. Hamill and wife
Mrs: W. r. hsyes Mrs. Howard and chill
=. wilkins ana WIG w. II. Thomas and wife
Miss /. Kelly r. Fl. Edwards and wife
Mrs. y n Wilkins 9. Nash and wife
Miss II. B. Wilkins d. A. Warner and wife
Curacao In From Mexican Ports
The Pacific Coast steamship com
panys Curacao, Captain Paulsen ar
rived late yesterday afternoon from
Guaymas and way ports with 24g tons
Of cargo and a score of pa ssenQers.
The cargo included bullion, bark and
live turtles. Among the passengers
were. f. II. Parrish, w. w Brown
w. j. Shaw. A. Mayterena. Don NJ re
Baron and wife and Mrs. and Miss de
Romero.
Changes ON the Asia
O. p Watson, third officer on the