The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

Although the hour of sailing was an
nounced as O'clock it was nearly 3
| before the great steamship pulled out
into the stream to begin it's journey of
| 24,000 miles.
The Cleveland looked like a veritable
| beehive as it slowly moved away from
! the dock. On every deck stood passen-
| gers waving flags and handkerchiefs,
/ the Salutatio by cheering and shout
| ing sentiments of good cheer.
During the general excitement a
number of pickpockets. on the. dock
! aYailed themselves of the opportunity
and several persons said they had been
| robbed of minor sums.
Among the Pacific coast passengers
were:
! Captain Remmer. ]. R. Alden, H. J. Aden
G. W. Burgess and wife, Miss Helen F. Cole
Hff Ndfh John n outon GSs MISS MISS s Ga W. S sspnan
George. Wolters and wife. Miss Meta Eta A VOTERS
and Miss e Moe5 a and G We of
". s., Bartlett and wife and Miss Bartlett of
Mrs Mary t. Hazelton of San Jose
| F. L. Olmsted and wife and Miss Evelyn j.
/ Omsted of San Mateo
Out of the 1,200 all told who were
! destined to sail, but two were left be-
| hind These were two stewards of the
| vessel who had gone uptown to say
| goodby to some of their friends. They
! the steamer out IN the stream, and
| although Crowley had a launch wait
| ing to take them out to the vessel the
connection was missed and they were
! left on the dock.
OFF FOR THE PHILIPPINES
| The transport Sheridan, Captain
Healy. sailed away at noon yesterday
bound for the Philippines. 1t carried
| the Nineteenth infantry and two troops
of the Second cavalry, besides large
number of casuals.
| Much interest was centered in the
| So hNs ord NC ts1ir
| Alexander NJ Wetherill, Nineteenth in
! fantry, and his bride, who was Miss
Sidonia Furth, daughter of Jacob
| Furth, the multimillionaire banker of
| Seattle Mrs. Wetherin was surround
! ed by a bevy of friends and was simply
! laden down with floral offerings.
HYADES ARRIVES
The steamship Hyades arrived in port
! Yesterday days IL hours and "a min
| uteS from Kahulul.
Captain Alwen reports that when In
| latitude % he ran into strong easterly
gales and rough, dangerous seas, which
swept the decks for AS hours. AS sud
denly as the storm struck the ship just
so suddenly it disappeared, and from
bowling, raging storm edtna the vessel ran
Captain AlWen also reports that
February at p. M. he met the steam
ship China in latitude "a, longitude
1890 west, and that February he
saw a four masted schooner 40 miles
southwest of the Farallones, steering
east.
The Hyades brought 69,S04 bags Of
sugar, 33S cases of pineapple and SO
hides.
ArizOnan Arrives
The American Hawaiian steamship
Arizonan, Captain Nichols, arrived in
YESTERDAY. nine days from from Sal Salina Cruz
brought a cargo of general merchan-
disc.
Comes From Mexican Ports
The Pacific Coast steamship Senator
arrived in yesterday, 10 days from
Guaymas and Al hours from Ensenada
Captain Paulsen reports that the
weather was good and the voyage
uneventful. Among the passengers was
@. r. Higbee Jr., son of the manager
of the Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany. who made a round trip on busi-
ness and pleasure
Departures Large
The departures out through the
Golden gate yesterday were unusually
large, numbering % vessels. Outside
bound to foreign ports, all the vessels
belonged to the coast trade.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals by sea from northern
coast points yesterday were large,
amounting to 3,95S,000 feet.
Mariner Accused of Forgery
Lewis P. Harvey, captain of the
M
was arrested by Detectives Conlon and
Mackey yesterday on a warrant charg-
ing him with forgery on complaint of
G. J. Meherin of the Seaboard national
bank, Spear and Market streets: 1t is
alleged that on January 15 Harvey
cashed a check for $3.50 with the bank
bearing the forged signature of Har-
vey & Roberts. Harvey is also ac-
cused of passing a forged check for
$50 on Ernest Alexander, saloon keep
er, Is Steuart street.
More Contraband on ChiyO Maru
While in their search for opium
Customs Inspector Enlow yesterday
found four silk shirtwaists and three
dozen silk handkerchiefs slowed away
under wardrobe on the Chiyo Maru.
Inspector Huffaker took Sc packs of
Chinese playing cards out of the bag
gage of a steerage passenger.
Apprentice on Manx King Is Killed
PORTLAND, Feb. 5.--Sydney Robert
Wager, an apprentice on the British
ship ManX King, was killed today. He
fell from painting scaffold, struck
his head on a pile and dropped into
the river.