The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

o'clock Friday night and Will arrive
here Thursday. probably in the after
noon.
The Chiyo has on board Sc cabin
passengers and 299 Asiatics in the
steerage. This is the first large num-
ried, and the fact that there are so
many on board is taken as an indica-
ton that the Chinese-Japanese boycott
is beginning to relax in severity.
The Chiyo's cargo of 1928 tons in
cludes 1874 tons Of raw silk and silk
goods. 20 tons of mating and 20S tons
Of tea and merchandise. OF the cargo,
1875 tons is for overland points;
Among the passengers on the liner is
". II. Avery assistant general man
ager Of the Japanese line. With Avery
is the companys new general manager
:. Sllverstone, who for number OF
years was agent for the Pacific Mail
company al Hongkong, is also a pas
senger on the Chiyo.
Little Opium on the China
If there is any quantity of opium
spectors. who have searched the ship
from bilges to siren. have not found it.
Scared by the activity of the searchers.
a number OF the Chinese have taken TO
carrying on their persons the few tins
OF the drug they have for their own
use.
Under ordinary circumstances. this
private stock is merely sealed up dur
ing the vessels stay in port, but there
are many new Chinese on the China
who do not understand this. BY carry
ing ii about with them they have saved
their stock from the regular searchers.
but some of them, al any rate, lost il
when the guarding inspectors, in
spired by the finds on the Siberia, took
70 searching such Chinese as wandered
by their posts.
In this way Inspectors Clark and
Richardson found and seized a number
Of tins each. Richardson captured half
rfrac 1or- Il ,r1,,-
the blouse of a Chinese fireman who
came on deck to take the air.
AIgerine to sail Tuesday
The British sloop of war Algerine,
which put in here for coal on its way
north from Peru, viii sail Tuesday for
during the POrtola festival and officers
and men have been busy during this
visit renewing friendships made dur
ing the reign Of Queen Vergilia The
Aserine's cruise in Pacific waters is
nearly up and. upon its arrival at Es-
quimalt, the Algerine viii be put into
England.
Loses Blade on Propeller
The Associated oil company's tank
steamer Catania, which arrived yester-
day from the Columbia river was 20
hours on the way The loss of a pro-
Deller blade during the trip was re-
sponsible for the long passage It
viii not be necessary to dock the
STEAMER IN oTuer 70 replace the blade.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 3,190000 feet.
The steamer Nome City which ar
rived yesterday from Astoria en-
countered heavy southwest gale off
The freighter Alaskan will sail this
afternoon for Honolulu and other Ha-
waiian ports via Puget sound.
Bark Hesper Sold
SEATTLE. Jan. 29.-The bark Hes
per which has lain idle on Puget sound
for two years. has been sold by c. F.
Billings Of San Francisco to Captain
W J. Mcdonnell and Robert A Cum
ningham m Of Victoria. b c., and viii
enter the trade between British Colum-
bia, Puget sound ports and South Sea
ISLANDS, bringing sandalwood. teak
ebony. mahogany and other valuable
BY United Wireless
Saturday January %.
STEAMER FALCON Hence Jan p for Portland:
Jan, IS $50 p. m: passed Cape Mendocino;
STEAMER PRESIDENT Hence Jan 2s for San
Diego; Jan p, a. m, II miles south of
Piedras Blancas; light northwest wind: cloudy,
STEAMER HILoEIAN-Fron Honolulu for San
francisco; Jan %. p. M, 1,127 miles from
san Francisco; calm clear; smooth sea; strong
STEAMER BUCKMAN-From Puget sound for
san Francisco; Jan 2s P. m, OF Cape Look
GERMAN STEAMER CLEVELAND From New
York. etc, via Honolulu for San Francisco:
Jan %. u m. S92 miles out; will dock about
2 q. m. Monday. Jan. 81
STEAMER W. S. PoRTER-From Juneau for
San Francisco; Jan 2S, S p m. $50 miles from
San Francisco; light northwest wind and fol
lowing seq.
STEAMER HANALEI-From San Pedro for San
Francisco; Jan IS, p. M. Of Point Sur:
strong northwest wind; heavy sea; weather
clear
STEAMER GEO. W. ELDER-Hence ian 27 for
C-gn
reef: sky clear: sea smooth
STEAMER kAVERICK-Hence Jan 2s via Eu-
reka for Portland; Jan 2S. $50 p. m. on Co
iumbia river lightsbip; bar rough.