The San Francisco call., 1909-05-26

In all the Siberia has III cabin pas
sengers. In the steerage are 463 Asiat-
les. The Siberia left Honolulu at 4
O'Clock Monday evening and is due here
Sunday afternoon.
The Siberia left Yokohama with more
than 1000 tons of cargo, of which 1000
tons was discharged at Honolulu. The
cargo on the liner includes $50 tons of
raw silk, LOO tons of overland freight
and $50 tons of cargo for lower coast
points.
Among the passengers on the Siberia
IS George Ade-s
Pilot Chart of south Atlantic
The photographic office of the navy
has just issued SITS first pilot chart of
the south Atlantic. for which mariners
have been asking for many years. IT
VIII be issued quarterly after this and
a similar chart of the south Pacific will
follow as soon as the photographic Of
fice can prepare the data.
Copies Of the new pilot chart may be
had uDon application at the branch hy-
geographic office in the Merchants EX-
change hall.
China Already Booked Full
The Pacific Mail liner China, due
June Il, crowded with passengers.
Although the sailing date IS nearly a
month away. the China is already
booked practically full. The China,
mediate, passengers and the reduced
rate is attracting heavy travel. The
Asfa.s departure is still further away,
but II no more berths are engaged than
those already spoken for the Asia will
leave port with We'll filled cabins.
Mariposa Talks 1,O6e Miles
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Mariposa made "A new wireless
TO San Francisco from LOCO miles out
on the Pacific. The message received
by the United wireless company left
the Mariposa at 10 o'clock p. m Mon
IL.
board. In addition TO this message the
MaripOsa received and acknowledged d
private message to Captain Hayward
Nippon Mafu TO Sail june
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru.
Captain Filmer, which is scheduled 10
a large cargo. Many passengers have
been booked and the liner will leave
here with its cabins comfortably filled.
LOngshOreman Seriously Injured
T ". Walker. a Iongshoreman living
al I1Ss Stanyan street, fell from the
terday and landed head down on Spear
street wharf. At the harbor hospital
il was found that his skull was frac-
tured.
PHebIa Sails for the Sound
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's City of Puebla sailed yesterday
afternoon for Puget sound with a large
number of passengers, among whom
were
J. A. German and wife VIM. Ebeling and wife
seorge Clark and wife y. TurTile
r l. Case and wife Mrs. Kennedy
r. A. Switzer and wife II. {. Wsre
l. o. Mills y. II Bfliows
Chick Hudson 7. o. Fols0me
J. O. Sullivan !. :. Ewald
F. HsrTey and wifc n. =. Dntton
z. Lewis and wife z. W. Dutton
schwerin ON Way Home
r. P. Schwerin, vice president and
general mana ger OF the Pacific Mail
company. who has been in New York
for some months. is on his way home
and is expected here about the end Of
this week.
Water Front Notes
The steamer IIilonian. which was $40
miles out at S O'Clock Monday night, is
expected here this morning from Homo
lulu.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 80 600 feet.
The army transport Thomas sailed
May 20 from Nagasaki, homeward
bound.
The Jebsen steamer Ella left San
Bias yesterday for this port by way
Of san Pedro.
The Oriental. Mizpah. George F.
HaIler and Expansion of the salmon
feet passed Unimak pass prior to