The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22

Miss A Berg Mrs Montgomery
Capt Callsn. L s. A. Gen. Murray, L. 5. A.
Mrs. {. 5. Canton and Mrs. Murray
child Miss c. MuTray
Miss Courlsender Miss $. Murray
Marshall Darrach w. =. Mccormick
II. de Fries A. J. Mcconnell
Miss A. L. Harper Mrs. J. L. Robertson
L. Herbert Curtis Z. Shields
Mrs. ". Herbert Mrs Shields and two
J. d. Hurst children
Mrs a Humburg andI: N. Smith
infant Miss {. l. Sturges
Cant p johnson Sf. c Ssrers
Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Savers
Irwin Keck Austil White
Miss Lera King
MONGOLIA WILL SAIL ToDAY
The Pacific Mali liner Mongolia. Captain H. E.
Morton. viii sail at ] o'clock this afternoon for
China and Japan by way Of Honolulu. The liner
viii carry more than 200 cabin passengers in
cluding tourists from all parts Of the world.
businessmen missionaries, government officials
and army and navy officers. Bishop Seth Ward
and his son viii be passengers as far as Yoko-
hama ". ~ Milne. who brought the Chinese
junk Whsng Ho 10 this coast for the purpose OF
exhibition. is going 10 the orieut again on the
tination IS Singapore. Among the passengers
win be 8 large number Of Filipino students who
have been at school and college in this country.
Qusn ksi. the -four king and eomprador at Hong
kong for the Pscifc Mail company, is going home
on the Hartman liner T. Hirose, a Japanese
merchant In business IN New York. viii be an
other passenger. Hirose has a European wife,
who Is going back 10 japan with her little
brown husband R. c. Thsger and his wife viii
be passengers on the liner. Thayer is nephew
Of Judge Thsyer. who succeeded Judge Wilhey
as United States judge at Shanghai. and he is
going 70 visit his uncle in the orient Many
prominent Honolulu people are going home on
the Mongolia
OPIUM on THE MONGOLIA
The gentlemen in Chinatown who depend for
relaxation upon the dreams that come with the
smoke Of The poppy seed are viewing with alarm
the activity OF the customs searching fOi e.
Tnenty-three tins Of opium were seized Tuesday
by Inspector Head. and yesterday Inspectors To
land and HufakeF unearthed 10 five tael tins
aboard the Mongolia II was all ready to be
taken ashore. but the inspectors came along be-
fore the chance 10 land it. and now. instead Of
furnishing food for dreams the eontraband drug
viii be melted in hot water and fed into sewer.
PURITAN DAMAGED IN THE ICE
That there is stiI some ice between here and
Nome is evident from the report received yester-
dsy from the British steamer Puritan. which ar
rived at Nome with its boys stove in. propeller
blades gone aud hull strained. The Puritan, how
ever was not leaking. The propeller blades have
been reshipped and the ste&mer was expected TO
get away in few days.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The Japenese liner Nippon Aaru left Yoko-
hama yesterday for this port
The Pacific Mail liner Korea has been delayed
at Honolulu in quarantine but was expected TO
leave for this port last night.
The tug Hercules. from Astoria, with a big
log raft "a tow. arrived Tuesday eveBeing at San
Diego, and yesterday tue Hercules sailed for this
The Pacific Mail company's freighter Aztec ar
rived yesterday at Victoria.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea amounted
to Z, ,555. 600 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Peru sailed yesterday
FOR Panama and way ports with about 80 pas
sengers apd fun cargo.
The harbor commissioners viii hold their regu-
lar weekly meeting this sRorning in the board
at the ferry depot.
STEAMER RUNS DOWN FISHING BOAT
SEATTLE, July 21-T1e passenger steamer
Iroquois. from Seattle for Victoria ran down the
schooner EndeaEor, from san Pedro for Seattle
in ballast. OF MarrOwstone point Port
Townsend st O'Clock this morning during a
dense fog. The sch0OneT's bow was cut to the
waters edge. There no panic among the
IrOquois' passengers. The steamer took the
schooner in tow to Port Townsend. where she
viii be repaired The damage is estimated at
81 800. No person hurt. No blame is at
taehed 70 any one. The fog was very thick and
both vessels, as well as others in the neighbor-
hood. were sounding signals.
PLAGUE on KOREA DELAYS SAILING
HONOLULU, July 2s.-The Pacific Mail steam
ship Korea. bound from the orient TO San Fran
cisco. viii sail from this port tonight, five dars
behind her schedule time. The delay is due 10
the fact that the vessel has been in quarantine
here on account OF tae discovery of case OF
plague on board
TAHoMA REACHES YOKOHAMA
WASHINGTON. July 21.-The revenue cutter
Tahoma on its long cruise 70 Port Townsend
Wash. arrived At Yokohama today. The Ia
bona VIII proceed 10 the island of Attu, in
Dutch hsrbor. Alaska thence 10 its station on
Puget sound
Shipments for the North
The steamer City Of Pnebia sailed for Victoria
on Tuesday with cargo consigned to various
cluding the following:
81 625 lbs dried fruit $3.50 his rsisias
iO,ss9 lbs beans. s54 pkgs fresh fruits 100 pkcs
onions, i25 pkgs potatoes. 2es lbs chocolate.