The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

age passengers were so Hindus The
cargo Of $3.50 tons included raw silk
valued at more than s1.0O0.oO0. The
FS5ar FRner also brought treasure valued at
Among the passengers was Miss A.
:, > bQlzell, who has been in Japan as
MISSIONARY for many years. Another
passenger was \. Okabe. who is going
- " Nashln gton as an attache of the
apdnese legation. A. Kamp, a dis
CnSuished lawyer in the service Of the
government of Holland. was another
54 $50 So ger. lie has been making tour
The. passengers included: Mrs. NJ.
SS-slnoers, Mrs. NJ. Janney, c. E. Sich
and ana Lady Hitler. Miss A. s. Buzzell. \.
glAaDe, MRS. NJ Mendenhall, Miss NJ.
5oodrell, Mrs. A. =. Mallory. X. Yoshi-
ARawa Nv MISS n Clark. r. A. Walker,
mrs IL Vernon. Mrs. r. A. Walker.
1gr- o W. Hale and wife. II. <. King and
MISS J. Mcintosh.
French Cruiser sails Tomorrow
The French cruiser Montcalm will
axe its departure tomorrow for Mexico
aho chile. Admiral de Castries gave
reception yesterday on board his flag
snip 10 the friends that have enter
lalneo him and his officers during the
AohJcalms 5 stay in port Among the
guests Were many society people. the
prominent members Of the local French
colony. the principal officers of the
local commercial organizations and
large number of army and navy folk.
tlE MQnlEailn decks were covered
Win awnings. inside which bright Cali
Iornla flowers and many cOlored bunt-
ing transformed the big lighting ma
chine into a brilliant reception hall.
There were about 400 guests.
Direct Service to start Soon
The direct service between New Zea-
land and this port TO be established
tA the Union steamship company VIII
ee contributes TO. AZ the start, py lhe
lners Aorangi and Natal. one of them
VIII leave Auckland October p and Will
ma ke the run across in p days. The
cate Of the first departure from here
viii be November %.
kyIIheImina VIII &c Crowded
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Wilhelmina, Captain Peter
Johnson. which sails from here We'd
TO fun passenger capacity There will
be three passengers in every state
room and even the captain and chief
engineer have given up their rooms
for the voyage TO accommodate passen-
gers The Wilhelmina viii also carry
large cargo. including 20 tons Of
frozen meat for the military forces
stationed at the island port
Golden Gate 10 Burn Oil
The rovenue cutter Golden Gate is at
the Union iron works having new boil
ers Installed and being converted into
an OIL burner The cutter will be in
commission in about two weeks.
WIFI Repair Army steamer
The contract for repairing the stem
% the army steamer General Mcdowell
has been awarded to- the Moore &
scott iron works. The repairs will cost
S574 and are TO be finished in five days
from the time the vessel is turned over
TO the iron works. The damage was sus-
tained a few days ago when the Nc
Doweu knocked a 800 hole in Broad
way wharf.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 953,000 feet.
The French bark General de Negrier,
which arrived yesterday sc days from
Newcastle. Australia, with 3.040 tons
Of coal, was ordered into quarantine to
he fumigated.
The British bark Kelburn. bound
from London for Oregon. is ashore
near Morecombe and totally dismasted.
The liner Siberia, homeward bound
from the orient. was $50 miles west of
Honolulu al o'clock Friday night.
James Gliddon. superintendent of the
Toyo Kisen kaisha, returned yesterday
from Pacific Grove. where he went to
shake of bad attack of grip. He left
the grip at the seaside.