The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04


round trip and on every passengers 5
countensnce was a coat of sea tan and
outward and visible sign of good
health The cargo was made up of the
tropleal products Of the south sea
islands and included 1925 sacks Of
coprss $500 sacks Of cocOanuts.> 405
cases and 20 crates Of vanilla and 46
cases Of alligator pears.
Darling. the former stanford student.
row better known as the Nature
man, has started an alligator pear
plantation near Papeete and according
10 passengers who arrived on the Mari
posa wiz have a valuable property in
The Mariposa's passengers included:
r. s Moore and wife. D. AtwaJer and wife.
A H Mof6st snd wife J. D Dreher and wife.
= Larson and wife. Il. Bodn, A. R. Morrow,
Prize. Mrs C. McDaniels. Mrs NJ AIdrich.
Senator q. c. Perkins, Miss Alma Perkins. Miss
~ T. Levan. Mss r. Brown. Miss c. F. Snail.
y IS /. Hazen. T.. r Hibbard. A. II. Latin.
II. We Swinburne c. d. Bradley. Homer Tour
gee. " ". Borden Dryden Phelps. ". E. Hib-
card Jr John Nithell and ierti ManariL
China and Sherman at Honolulu
The Pacific Mail liner China and fhe
army transport sherman, both from the
far east. arrived yesterday 2 L Honolulu
The China viii be here next Saturday
and the sherman probably on the Mon
cav following on board the China are
66 Chinese students. the second install
ment sent 10 this country TO be edu-
Gated at American universities out Of
the Boxer indemnity money that Uncle
sam returned to the FlOwery King gdom.
Ile sherman has large number of
cabin passengers and a number of
caSuals, but no regular organization Of
troops.
Vessel Found in Trouble
captain Zeh of the steamer Queen.
which arrived yesterday from Seattle
niles south Of Point Arena. 4 ma he i9f Sighted
large steamer which signaled 10 him
that Il was not under control. AS the
60 al l.
Guided that the trouble was only tenn
porary, and that the signal gas made
To advise the Queen TO give the stran-
ger 2 wide berth The vessel in trou-
lie was northbound-
steerage Passenger Commits Suicide
A. II. Gregory. q steerage passen ger
trom Seattle on the steamer Queen
oonlnitted suicide Friday night by cut
ing ms throat Gregory who is sup
posed 10 be laborer, 35 years of age
lad been acting queerly and for his
own protection was locked in a state
DOM. Half an hour later the second
steward, Fred Richards. looked in to
ee II he was all right and found him
dead. He had killed himself with
small pocket knife.
Wireless From the Sierra
A wireless message was received yes
terdaE from the Oceanic steamship
eompany's liner Sierra, Captain Houd-
+lette, which is due Tuesday from Homo
lulu The message left the ship at
o'clock Friday night The Sierra was
then SIS miles from the lightship buck
ing z strong head wind and sea. The
3 Gather was dark and gloomy with
frequent rain squalls.
sarIS is Given speedy Docking
= The Norwegian steamer Sark which
arrived Friday evening from Chin
Wangtao with q cargo OF Chinese coal l.
0cked Yesterday al pier 36 and d I once
began discharging The harbor COM
l3isslOn provided hoppers for the han
ding OF the cargo and later on will
gn the Chinese engineering mining
company a regular berth where coal
bunkers VIII be erected.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria
which was detained in quarantine at
Yokohama. has been released and
sailed yesterday for this port via Homo
lulu..
The liner Siberia. three davs behind
time, is due today and according to
wireless adNiceS from Captain Feeder
VIII be in port At o'clock a M
The Pacific Coast stea mship COM
pany's President sailed yesterday for
Seattle with about 900 passengers.
The liner Newport sailed Yesterday
for Panama and way ports with full
cargo and about 20 passen gers.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO $4,000 feet.
Manchuria Released