The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12

responsible for the safety of so many
titled people all at one time. The
Ienyo's passenger roster will read like
list OF guests at an imperial garden
party IN Tokyo. and the ship has been
mace ready accordingly Superintend-
ent ,Gliddon has hade heavy raids on
the local florists. and if this was any
Where but California the demands for
MOWERS to decorate the Tenyo's state
rooms would have left the city with
few blossoms.
VIII be their imperial highnesses
fIulSe ana Princess Kuni. In the
Foyai Rsrnn party viii be Madame Nagasaki,
Baron Il. Takeda and Colonel NJ Ku-
rita. Baron Arakawa, japanese minis
ter 10 Mexico, will also be a passenger
on the liner
Another passenger on the Tenyo will
De X. L Crane, a son of the new minis
Ter TO China. Crane junior is accom-
panied by his wife, and they are going
70 Peklng presumably to have every
thlng comfy for the ambassad dor
when he gets there.
X -Peracca. a Brazilian newspaper
man, man, VINO Is going to the orient to
make study of conditions there. will
also travel on the Tenyo.
he liner Will carry more than 100
cabin passengers, so in the second
cabin and a number of Asiatics in the
steerage.
KoREA's WIRELESS PLANT ON WHARF
Now that R. p Schwerin has changed his
.i'--iA dhtuA iES4tSS me racine Mail cOmDaQV is
loSins no time IN equipping the liner Korea
which arrived Saturday and which by tomorrow
VII De able 10 take voice in aerial eonyersa-
ions, TIE listening TO which keep dozen or 50
operators and a few hundred amateurs on the
qua yive during The otherwise silent watches of
me night; Ihe korea's wireless plant arrived at
the wharf yesterday and viii be installed today.
ST. LOUIS TO BE a FLAGSHIP
Although the United States navy win have no
snip OF higher class than protected cruiser in
the harbor during the Portola festival. the navy
department has decided that the ST. Louis shall
be 2 flagship during the presence here of the
foreign warshipS. Rear Admiral Thomas PhelnS
has been ordered to shift his fag from the Mare
island navy yard TO the St Louis which will be
his headquarters during Portola week.
RADAMEs is DUE TODAY
II IS expected that the kOsmos liner Radames
VIII be in port early this morning from Hamburg
by way Of South and Central America In adj
iaiticn 70 large amount Of freight bro,irft from
Europe by the liner the Radames will have a
Europe Via the Tebuantepcc roIIte aud taken o.,
board the Sacames NJ Salina Cruz The Ra-
Games nas seven passengers from the lower coast.
BUFoRD IS DUE FRIDAY
The army transport Buford is due Friday from
Manila with fun crowd Of passengers. or
board the Ruford is the Fifty-seventh company
Of coast artillery and $50 United States marines
IN the cabin are % passengers. which is about
1 al the lttle troOpship viii accommodate.
NEWPORT SAILS FOR THE ISTHRUs
The Pacific Mail liner Newport Captain Rus
sell. sailed Yesterday for Panama and way ports.
The liner crried large cargo. 20 passengers in
Z
passengers included II Chinese.
WATER FRONT NOTES
Receipts Of lpniher yesterday by sea amounted
20 1905. 600 feet
The Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania left Aca.
pulco Sunday for this port
The liner Mongolia, outward bound arrived
yesterday st Honolulu.
Chief Wharhnger Thomas Hender has been di-
rectcd by tie Earb0r commissioners to have the
anchorage space usually occupied by warships
and known man-of- war row kept clear for Tho
visiting foreign naval vessels.