The San Francisco call., 1910-07-06

pies The passengers included:
W Allen Miss 4. il. fycett
Mrs. Z. z. Arnaud Master Lyon
Miss ]. NJ. Baker Miss z. McGreeor
Mrs. Beaumont and in J; R. NJ. Maciean
fant Mrs. Maclean
W E. Bell Miss Maclean
]. B. Blake iC. A. Mellinger
Miss Z. Bias &c. D. Miner
George Brown Miss NJ Moore
Miss Grace Campbell Miss N. T. Moore
Victor S. Clark Brother Morris
c. B. Clawson Mrs H. V. Murray and
l. F. Cockroft son and maid
Miss P. B. Cook ~. d. Neal
G. H. Cooke T. Nicholson
Miss NJ NJ. Cooke A. X. Norton
Mrs. L. Coulter Mrs. E. Noyes
Miss +. II. Crozier ]. NJ. oat
Mrs. S. Decoto Mrs Dat
j. j. Bowling To- Olson
Miss NJ Eisert Mrs. II. Renges
Brother Eugene Miss E. Renges
". Froehliuger Miss NJ. n. Roe
II. Gilman S. ". Rose
Miss NJ. Grace Mrs. ]. Rosenburg, two
Mrs. J. Gregg children and maid
Or. G. A. Harker Miss II. Rosenburg
Mrs. Harker and two George Ross
children Mrs Ross
R. z. Herdman D. Ross
3, & HIna HIND Mis: Mis: e e. ss1sry aSss
Mrs. c. L. Hodge Mrs. ". Savidge and
E. Horner two children
Mrs. Mrs \. B. Hoyt Miss n. Il. severns
Mrs. ". d. HuntingtonC. A. simpson
Mr. Huntington Miss A. Smith
Miss z. Jacobson c. ". Smith
Brother Joseph ". Fl. Smith
81 kshl Sogza
MIS- W. W. ( KirkianG 4 enT fasral ss u watbnan hlea
B. Maspar La A~' MISS MISS e W. Tssks' wekiis
P. de Longpre Miss G. Welsh
Mrs. Longpre Mrs. T. Wohrdon
Mrs. ]. r. Logan sndlF. F. Woodford
three children Miss NJ. 1. Zeigler
l.. r. COckroft Returns
L. F. Cockroft, general passenger
agent of the Oceanic steamship com
pany, returned on the Sierra yesterday
from Honolulu, where his family is
five days in the island territory, but
found time to visit the volcano. He
renewed his acquaintance with the
sport of surfboard riding and came
away convinced that Honolulu is an
ideal place for the summer vacation.
sherman Sails for Manila
With the promptness usual in mill
tary affairs the army transport Sher-
man. Captain Lyman, left Folsom street
wharf at noon yesterday for Manila.
The troopship carried no regular orr
ganization and comparatively few pas
sengers, but was deep in the water
with an unusually big cargo of govern
ment freight.
Well Known shipping Man Dead
John f. Scherr, outside freight man
for the Pacific Mail company and one
of the best known men in the local
shipping world, is dead at his home In
Berkeley. He died July g. a victim of
Bright's disease, and will be buried to-
day. He was 5S years of age and
native of New York.
Ship w. f. Babcock Damaged at Sea
The American ship W. f. Babcock,
bound from London for Cape Town via
lr1lt SUH do
leaking and damaged. The decklo id
had been lost overheard, the foreyard
and topssilyardd broken and and sails sang and
will make repairs at Sydney.
WfIhcImfna Sails Today
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Wilhelmina will sail at noon
today for Honolulu with a large num-
Der of passengers and big cargo.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1.015.OoO feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea arrived
yesterday at Hongkong and the Mon
golia sailed from that port for San
Francisco.
The liner Pennsylvania left Acapulco
July for this port.
The liner Siberia left Honolulu July
for rhe aokNonams Narwa,an ana stame h9ngnong Eord
jold, Captain Hansen, arrived yesterday
33 days from Newcastle, Australia, with
$500 tons of coal
The Matson steamer Hilonian arrived
Yesterday at Honolulu from Seattle
The city of Puebla sailed yesterday
for Seattle with $50 passengers.
BY United Wireless
Wednesday, July 5.
STEAMER MANN SMITH, from Astoria for San
Pedro-July 4, p. m, OF Hueneme; all well.
STEAMER CHARLES NELSON from San Fran.
cisco July l for Seattle--July 8. S p. M, 6
miles south OF Cape Blanco.
STEAMER FALCON, from Astoria for San Fran
cisco-July 4, p. m, passed BluBts reef.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw, from Port San Luis
for Portlsnd-July 4, 7:30 p. m., 33 miles
north of Point Arena; light northwest wind:
fine and smooth: barometer. S0.o1; tempera-