The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

! NJ. Chesney & wife e. +. Bunt
B von Hagen & wife c. 2. King
Mrs p t. Roberts F. E. Peterson
S. c. Gearhart wife w. II. johnson
z. II. Anthony wife D. l.. Bean
F. Stillmsn wife ]. Stanley
{. B. Ferguson Mrs. Z. Dunn
Mrs. E. AZ Fox Miss Alice Goodwin
Mrs. c. West Miss b. Fisher
/ w. A. Douglas Mrs S. Ward
W. H. Juelfs wife Mrs. F. Lester
! Mrs. James
The Presidents passengers included:
/ Mrs. II. Stanton NJ Gardiner
Mrs. /. Schultz George Pollard & wife
| II. b. Houston J. j. Abramson & wife
1 NJ. p. Bailey NJ Hardman and wife
/ W. Harrison !. f. Cheetham
! C. A. Wagner F. Stehle
Matthew Palmer b. Z. Holton
T. J. McDougal L. I. Hatfield
Logan to Sail Tomorrow
The army transport Logan will sail
at noon tomorrow with the Second
United States cavalry. The last of the
troops arrived yesterday, and there viii
be much hustling today at the trans
port wharf to get all the freight on
board in time for the ship to leave ac-
cording to schedule. The work of load
ing the Logan was left until the last
minute, supposedly on account of the
situation in Central America.
Eureka I'm Commission Again
The Pacific Coast steamship compa-
ny's freighter Eureka, Captain Zeh,
which sailed yesterday for Seattle, has
been laid up in this harbor since Feb
ruary, 1908.
Ningchow i'm Collision
The British steamer Ningchow, pre-
viously reported damaged at Singapore,
was in collision with the ship Jean at
the entrance of the harbor. The Jean
was sunk.
Asks Damages for Collision
Sudden & Christensen and other
stock holders of the steamer Norwood
brought a suit in libel in the United
states district court yesterday against
the steamer Asuncion, which rammed
the Norwood October of last year.
The Norwoods owners ask for $25,414
damages, alleging negligence on the
part of the officers and crew of the
pany sues also for sos in payment for
lost cargo. The Asuncion has been re-
leased by its owners on depositing a
$3.50 bond.
Valuable Cargoes on Lakes
DULUTH. MINI. Dec 4.-The most
Houghton today. The North Sea of
the Mutual line carries 81 ,020, 600 worth
of copper, and the d. G. Kerr of the
fax, a capacity cargo of 100000 bush
els
Chinese Raise Boycott
SEATTLE, Dec New spapers just
received from China state that the
boycott against Japanese steamers by
1t continued for 8 months and during
that time Japanese vessels had almost
no Chinese patronage. The K.aga Maru,
which will arrive here December TO- is
bringing Chinese passengers, this fact
confirming the report of removal of the
boycott.
Little Hope for Missing Men
WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-The only
hope now entertained by naval officials
for the five bluejackets of the United
States steamship Marietta, who were
carried out to sea in whaleboat No
vember 26, is that they might have
been tossed by some stroke of fate on
an insular coast. The men are. Rob-
ert l.. Myers. Orange, N j.; Roy e.
Smith, Reading, Mass; r. 7. Jackson
New Bedford, Mass; David Tucherman
Columbus, o., and j d. Miller Chicago
The Marietta and the Eagle are search
ing for the missing boat.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner China sailed
yesterday from Yokohama for Hong
kong.
The steamer NJ. f. Plant, which ar
rived yesterday at Coos bay from this
port reached its destination 90 hours