The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

with every trip. Those who Travelled
on The nrst and second trips have
spread the report of the liners won
dertul sUea diness. the result of widen
ins the bllge keels. For the next two
voyages from this port many passen-
gers have already been booked.
ne passengers who sailed on the
sierra yesterday were:
81 g. Ashley B. Gust
n j. Y. Ashburn Ferdinand y Holt
Park A-lbulu W g. Irwin
3 ALkus Paul de Longpre
lr- 81 = Austin Mrs. de Lougpre
Judge ~ II. Beatty pre
Mrs a. Berger Prof II. C. Lord
D L. blublus r. II. McGrsth
Mrs Bl1oln- Mrs. McGrsth
A-~ .. =. Bishop T. c. Nichols
john y BourLeCJe G. +. Standstedt
Ftto br-clr William Savidge
q. E bl1Wn Mss Alice Saridge
da-l BGeslef A. q. Smith
q. 81. CL-rteuden Mrs smith
ft5i r. j. Coddins- Allen q. Thurman
ION J. II. Watson
7. j. Cruudau X. Y Weiss
Luigi Deli ort0 Mrs T Wobr5on
s-r- De- olto H. Nitherspo0n
Niss u. Z. Douglas Mrs Withersnoon
D IS. Eag.eston Lawrence Witberspoon
w. asert ALrs- a. B. Wright
lts- d. I-lserI " A GIL
Miss A. B. Glenn Mrs. Gil
Mrs ~ s.. Grlsalves D. Crowley
Gorman !. !. Hughes
e- Gregg Benjamin Rawlins
Bear sails on Maiden Voyage
Tie new steamer Bear OF the san
francisco ana Portland steamship COM
pa-l coast line sailed yesterday on its
lI-alaen voyage 10 Portland. The Bear
nao tuL cargo Ia the hold and about
ety passengers, ABOUT evenly divided
helNeen cabin and steera ge. Among
-5ie passengers We're General Manager
T. = cclWerln and 9. l. Blair. the
loeal agent Schwerin is going north
20 maze nnal adjustment of the
recent stevedOre strike Ia Portland
slc Will probably return on the Bear
The Beaver. the Bears twin shin
F ! Of @f,fc
WeeA- A1e Beaver went direct TO Port
t1Il F4fC has been diScharging the
1aiSo tlat II carried from New York.
Il-' steamer IS coming here to be con-
FeIted into an oil burner and generally
10 be put into condition for service.
Mongolia Has Record Crowd on Board
Tie Pacinc Mail liner Mongolia, which
sat-ed yesterday from Honolulu for this
port ana IS due here next Friday. is
rfiAs-ng record crowd Of through
Lsi79r--5e me inner arrived a Hon
o-.--4 WITH only about q score of vacant
oeli-s ana more than zoo cabin passen-
--- lnt adcll.on 70 the cabin passen-
gers The liner is bringing a large num-
Del or AslaJlCs and a Vsluable cargo
The Japanese liner Tenvo Maru which
ls $50 bound this way. is also crowded.
having every cabin berth sold for the
went into commission.
Peru sails for Panama
The Pacific Mail liner Peru. Captain
4-et AllAon- which sailed yesterday for
bs555ss ii5er 45e WSy va ,spor ports; is the first
years with every berth occupied. Among
l-e passengers were the members of
me Lam1ardi opera company on their
way 10 play q series of enga eer,7en+.e
ln south America The liner also "a r
Llee 3 Ial ca go which included a big
s1ipmhnt Of New York freight
Governor Sails for Seattle
The Pacific Coast steamship conpanv's
Governor sailed yesterday for Seattle
WIN about $50 passengers. Among
Them were.
d. Clumlnay Miss n Gardiner
A. C1llers Miss E. Gardner
s. Z. Hldeck n Norris and wife
y i-lllet 4 II. Horton and wife
Melsser ~ Lindsay
J. Whitney Mrs ". J. Stone
q hunz Mrs. Bloomfield
j. Turner 4. n. Policy
~. Green r. A. Policy
y s. Aarkey H A. Policy
" a. Shaw and wife Mrs. g. ". shaw
Airs. =. s. Heller Miss $ shaw
lr.- I,ratt and son r Kelley and wife
- -auson H. J. Katz
- :. Brentord Mrs. F. Moore
- bcrsee Mrs. T. Lange
<. e. sable J. ". 0ner and wife
a. Wright Z. Shaw
J, w. stark and wife a u ParsIie
81 T. Neuisb j. ~ ONcr
- A- Dunn and wife S. Fart aud wife
Water Front Notes
The Pacific mail liner China. outward
bound. arrived yesterday al Honolulu
The liner Korea. Captain Saunders
-~S--s s7iAS-A5 AOl ll4lS
Receipts Of lumber yesterday bv sea
amounted 10 l.5l3,000 feet
The liner san Juan. homeward bound
sailed May from Ancon
Tie liner Asia, which viii sail Tues
day for the far east, will carry abour
30 cabin passengers.
The Marson steamer Wilhelmina Will
sail Wednesday for Honolulu with
51elg SHIT and psssen gers.
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pauH s. senator, Captain POulson is due
next Wednesday from Mexican ports.
The French steamer Amiral Fouri-
chOn IS due today from Antwerp via
Yokohama.
The-Standard oil tankers Ashtabula
and seminole are both due from the
far east
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Mariposa is due next Friday from
Tahiti. Among the passengers are
many from New Zealand and Australia.
Aymeric's Rich Cargo
VICTORIA, 3. c, May THE steamer
Agmeric arrived from Yokohama today
with q big cargo. inclSding 200 tons Of
Manila cigars. 1000 bales Of silk and a
l2rge hemp shipment.
The official trial Of the new steamer
Pans ma. Aaru. built for the Osaka Sho-
sen Kaisha's line to Tacoma, was held
april u at Nagasaki. speed Of al
most Is knots was obtained.
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha is arrang-
ing TO declare a dividend of 10 per cent