The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

/ W @. Baird Captain William Howe
DR.. s. BabsOR Mrs P. Hughes
Mrs Babson J. F. Johnson
H. H. Ainslie Mrs. j. B. King
W. H. Bell A. L. Louisson
Mrs Bell T. kinslea
Fredk. Bell R. c. Lydecker
Mrs Bell T. r. Lucas
J: w. Anderson Mrs. D. p. Lawrence
Mrs Anderson c. A. LehneTs
Harry Bernstein Mrs. Lehners
o I. BOardman Miss Georgia Lewis
Miss Eva :. Boardman J. +. Libbey
Miss Minnie Bryant Mrs. Lfbbey
Miss Cunningham S p Mauk
W. Calfee Mrs Mauk
c. P Chamberlain s f. Monk
Mrs. 4. NJ. Crosby Mrs. Monk
Mrs. NJ A. Del Rio 7. NJ Orr
7. Church Mrs. Orr
Howard Chandler Jeff Penn
Miss n Donovan Miss Annie Robinson
J.. W. Edwards Mrs. Isabella Roder
X. Etherington Mrs X Roeudahl
Mrs II. f. Ferguson Miss y. r. Schwartz
Dr. o. Ferguson II. Segelken
Mrs Ferguson Mrs A. b. Smith
+. r. Fyler J. y Splitter
Mrs Fyler Mrs. Splitter
b. F. Heastand J. ]. Walsh
Freda Cav Miss Mary Warne
Martin Hegar Miss Mabel Wond
Charles Hemminger +. Wright
Mrs J. J. Hogan J. Zabil
w. o. Holt Miss e. V. Wlmore
GOVERNOR CARRIES MANY PASSENGERS
The Pacific Cosst steamship company's Cover
sailed yesterday afternoon for Seattle with
large number Of passengers. Among them
were:
Mrs NJ A. Livingston w r. Polk
Miss !. H. Livingston G. ID. Nillitts azd wife
Miss A. h. Livingston NJ. Bailey and wife
Mrs. H. W Martin NJ. J. Harris
w kimbsll wife and $. II: Dorr
daughter Fl. NJ. Parsons
c. f. Bearee II. II. Crew, wife and
Miss Cooney daughter
q. A. Holman and wife Mrs. J. A. Coleman
T. Haynes and wife
LEAVES FOR SALT LAKE
Colonel Thomas Burgoyne Of the chief wharf
ingers stan left last evening for Salt Lake City
TO attend the Grand Army national encampment,
a Lincoln
The colonel has been delegate TO every state
encampment for many years. and this is the
second time he has been selected 10 represent his
post at national gathering.
In honor of the occasion the colonel has had
his medals reburnished and viii wear them on
a uniform.
WILL BE HERE THIS MORNING
The Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania Captain
Thompson, Will arrive from the isthmus about Z
o'clock this morning, according 10 wireless
message received yesterday from the steamer.
The message left the ship at noon yesterday and
the Pennsylvania then 1s4 miles south Of
this port. The Pennsylvania left Acapulco the
day q the earthquake and was either in port or
near it at the time IL occurred and may have
some details OF the catastrophe. which destroyed
much property in the Mexican town.
STEvEDoRE BADLY INJURED
Thomas Herbert. stevedore. living ia 2512
Leavenworth street. fell into the hold of the
Standard oil cOmpany's steamer Tonawanda yes
terdsy at Oakland long wharf and sustained in
juries from which he may die. In addition to
numerous contusions and abrasions IT was found
the harbor hospital that Herbert had suf-
fered serious internal hurt. He was removed to
a private hospital.
RETURNS WITH BRIDE
Roger Altman. chief officer of the Pacific
Mail liner City Of Para, now on leave of absence,
put the yoke OF mstrimony early in his
vacation He and his bride returned to the city
yesterday from southern CALIFORNIA; where they
spent the first half Of their honeymoon
WATER FRONT NOTES
The Pacific Coast steamship company's Curacao
WIS n sailed for Marioan
but the blowing out Of bolthead made a post
ponement necessary and the little white liner
viii not sail until 10 o'clock this morning.
Receipts OF lumber yesterday amounted to
/ 800 600 feet
The French ship Ernest Reyer sailed syester-
dsv for Queenstown.
The Pacific Mall liner Siberia. Captain Feeder
homeward bound. arrived yesterday AT Honolulu.
The japanese liner Chiyo Naru left Hongkong
yesterday for this port.
The United States cruiser ST. Louis. which has
been showing the flag in the south seas, ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu from Samoa
The army transport Sheridan. which left here
August 8, was 406- miles out at 10 p. m. Au-
euSt G.