The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

The passengers included;
J. Abadie y. Jacob
A. II. Anthony Mrs. JACOB
W. 4. Bailey T. L. Kelly and wife
G. T. Brims o. D. Larnach
Mrs. Boas Mrs NJ Louisson
r. !. Carey Mrs A. l.. Isutted
Mrs. l.. C. Cassidy H. g. Middleditch
A. Z. Chanoct MrS Or. McGowan
Lloyd Ciiilds y NJ Bsllou
Capt r. A. Collins Mrs. BalIou
Mrs. Collins W. ". Brunner
". J. Dow A. GsrtIey
Miss G. Downing Mr. McKendrs
G f. Fergasen Dr.. c. b. Wood
Mrs. Ferguson Miss 1IcGowan
". s. Frayne Mrs. Mckendra
Mrs. 4. J.. Fredrickson Mrs. ". Newhsd
Miss F. A. Frenzy Mrs. l.. Noonau
Mrs. p Clemson 6. 81. Peacock
F. II. Grecnweu Mrs. j. W. Robson
J. J. Griran Miss r. Robson
X. GuesSefeldt l. Rubinstefn
F. L. Haley Mrs Rubinstein
Miss X Harrison Chong Jok Shan
John Hind Miss ScheiRhauser
Mrs. Hind William Schieber
Miss Hind :. c. schultz
F.. II. Hitchcock j. Scott
Mrs Hitchcock J. L. Senior
y. Honig W G.. She'll
Mrs HONG and infant Mrs. J. G. Smith
s. b. Hord Miss Smith
Mrs Hord Nrs. A. T. Stable
Miss c.. HOril Paul Super
L. r. Hughes E. o. williams
r. l.. Hughes A. E. Wiltshire
Miss J. Johnson Mrs. wiltshire
Mrs. II. Johnston and Mrs Swsnzy
children Mrs. Porter
Has Recruits for Asfatic station
The navy transport Buffalo, which
arrived Monday evening from Panama.
brought 800 enlisted men of the navy
and 100 United States marines for the
ships ana dockYards on the Asiatic sta
ton The bIueiackets on the Buffalo
are nearly all recruits collected from
the receiving ships on the Atlantic side.
They were taken TO Colon on the aux
iliary cruiser Prairie and at Panama
embarked on the Buffalo. They will
remain on board the Buffalo, which
viii sail for Manila about May Is. The
Buffalo viii bring home an equal num-
ber OF short term men and those off,
GERS whose tour Of duty in the far east
is finished. In addition to the enlisted
men from the Atlantic side. the Buffa-
10 brought Is officers for the Asiatic
station.
At Panama Captain Bostwick was
relieved of command of the Buff
succeeded by Commander Guy W.
Brown, who was executive officer
Of the North Carolina. The Buffalo
left Panama April 2S, and on the way
up delivered mail and said "howdy'
TO the Albany. which is playing police
man at corinto. and TO the South Da-
kota and Colorado, which are discOur-
aging revolutions a Amapala.
Damaged I'm Collision
The schooner Bangor which arrived
e
Guaymas. was run into while lying at
the Mexican port by the schooner Min
ME A. Caine II happened March 10,
and in addition to damage to the stern
the Bangor,s stern boat and dsvits
were carried away Captain Peterson
reports having encountered heavy
northwest gales for the last seven days
of the voyage.
PuebIa Carries Many Passengers
Travel by water between here and
Puget sound continues TO be heavy.
The Pacific Coast steamship company's
for Seattle carried more than 200
passengers and a large cargo. Among
the passengers were:
II. A. Mofhtt snd wifeI. Scott
X. B. Shunway and G. Aferill and wife
V. Tig B, Miller and wife T. D. TheIe hi.,ip'
Robert Miles and wife Miss " Needs
J. A. Gennings r. C. Wyenne
Mrs Ryan Mrs. T. S. Kerford
Mariposa Is Due Tomorrow
The Oceanic steamship company's S
liner Mzriposa. Captain Hayward, will
According to a wireless message re-
ceived from the liner, the Mariposa was
$40 miles away at 10 O'Clock Monday
night.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3.660.0O0 feet.
The ship Aryan, which left here jan
nary g. was spoken, all well, May Z
in latitude $3.50 north, longitude 1885
west
The Pacific Mail liner China sailed
yesterday from Hongkong for this
port.
arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The salmon ship Star of France ar
rived April q at Cooks inlet.