The San Francisco call., 1909-01-24
NAGASAKI


SHANGHAI
aIiss ida Anderson L.iu Wing Ling
Mrs =. ". Beach c. H Malone
Miss Susan Beach Mrs. c. Il Malone
Miss Minnie Bomar Miss Winifred L. Muir
Dr Hsu Shi Chang III. Mackintock
Tong Hong cneug Mrs Mackintock
Wong Yuen Cheng r. ". Stedman
Esia0 Gilman Yang lu Sue
Iiu shIh Chung Ow keng Tsaing
infant and servant Miss Mary C. White
Miss r. Eaton Yang Nu Wing
Marion Jungbluth Chu Sing Yuen
HONGRONG
Mrs C Adsir and two'G. S. Montgomery
maids Mrs. g. s. Montgomery
MTs. j. S. Arvine and Miss Carrie Montgomery
infant III. J. Morse
John ". Bell Rev. c. II. Newton
J. w Bell Mrs. James Patton
j.. 4. Bucky Master Willie c. Patton
Mrs ID 4. Bucky G. J. PiomondOn
George ". Crooks Miss Helen Post
Mrs. George ". Crooks Fred + sawyer
T r. Crowley Mrs. Fred J.. Sawyer
Sllss s. Feeter Master Gregory z. Saw
Mrs J. 81 Haslett Mrs. II. c. Simpson and
William II. Hoops infant
Charles II. Howard Richard Walsh
j. A. Hollabough II. %. Warner
Mrs Agnes Hoops Joyce Miss Bessie Woods
w r. LleweHyu Mrs Van iPraag
W J.. McYey Miss Cora Streblow
JOIN AT HONOLULU
D. C Brown Miss +. ". Hunt
Airs 2 C. Brown Miss r.. -. Hunt
Mrs Corinne X Bur Miss a. /, Keller
captain william E. Mrs. T. ". Mcclellan
Hurhcy Mrs. II. Il. Van Tine
Miss r. II. Hunt Isl A. Watson
VIII Begin New Schedule
The Pacific Coast steamship company
today viii inaugurate its new schedule
when the steamer Santa Rosa sails with
freight and passengers for Puget sound.
Part OF the Santa Rosa's Seattle cargo
was loaded at san Diego The queen,
due today from the sound, viii sail to-
morrow for san Diego and way ports.
The new schedule calls for ship every
six days between here and Puget
sound and one every three days be-
tween here and Los Angeles. The State
of California Will continue on the run
between here and the south The other
steamers viii all go north and south,
staving here Just long enough to load
and discharge local freight Freight
from the sound can now be shipped
direct 10 Los Angeles and vice versa
and for lower rate than before. as
sending the ships through does away
with the necessity OF transferring cargo
This through service has been under
contemplation ever since General Man
ager Bigbee took charge Of the COM
however. to establish il until later in
the year. The laying up Of the steamer
I-marilla. however. made some rear
rangeInent necessary and as the pro-
rsosed through service offered the sim
plest solution IL was put into effect at
once.
VIII Carry submarine Wines
There arrived from the cast yester-
day 4 large consignment Of submarine
mines Which viii be shipped to the
T3hflfpDlnes on the japanese liner Chiyo
Maru. They are similar IN appearance
10 those shipped out a few months ago
and viii be used to strengthen the de-
lenses of the Philippines.
Captain Commits suicide
Thc Pacific AIasl company received
,,-sr5 Yesterday that Captain Wage
mann. who left here in command Of the
Steamer NicOmcdia. committed suicide
ds,~insr the passage between Kobe and
Yokohama by jumping overheard. The
S-froredfa is under charter 10 the
Portland and Asiauc steamship com
,,sr,- 4 Hartman enterprise. and is
-,o,; On its way TO this port from the
~ cast The vessel IS in command Of
captain Shultz who was chief ofhcer
Goes Up River Direct
,rf,o bie steamer Shawmut which
,.,ff, the Fremont was purchased by
ale Unitet States government TO carry