The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

Shanghai
The passengers:
For Nagasakf-Mrs. A. Emerson Mrs j. V. n.
Talmage. ]. V. \. TaImage.
For shanghai-Mss Emma ], Betow. Miss
h B. Hawkins. {. E. HunneS. W. j. Hun1ex.
". R. Keller King Ping Yang. Miss Edit
Parker. F. r. Peatross Miss p. Winters Nr4.h
|. Woodbridge. gI,l. s.
For Yokohama A. Bingley Mrs.
Brown. c. G. Dittmer. 7. Domoto F. A.
Ebell. Rev. VIM. c. Gemmlll. G. Haryis Mrs ".
Komada. Walter f. Mouldey. Mrs. 6 Hilton r.
w. Schwartz, Mrs. G. Tanahashi. 6. Revel. H.
Doughten Jr.. J. Livingston. Mrs. ..seecher. ]. r.
n. E. Purinton. Mrs. r. r. Purin J. Livingston
Miss Katherine Purinton, Prof. Apton aud infant.
For Hongkong-Mrs. E. Abe
strong. 2. ". Bauckham Mrsr W. w Arm
Dr. pral W W.. coe Mrs.; nam. J. de Pr NJ celier
George A Fisher. Mrs. George l.. Ewers Mr.
Ia Grave. James W Kidd. Geo. A. Fisher Mrs s.
A. E. Noble and infant R. MA E. Noble. Mrs.
smalman. Mrs. F. ": smaiip shurtler F. W.
From Hononlu@jesse How Wilson Wis T. e pr2s 2se.
Jr.. Miss Nina Howard. Miss ard Jesse Howard
l, Wilson, Miss Mildred WY. Howard. Mrs. L.
Ii. WILSON, ilson, Master David
Successful Bidder,
The auction sale { Disappears
steamer st. George a6of the British
exchange turned o}st the Merchants
Yesterday afternoonAt unsuccessfuny
the ship. had been not be found after
him at that ngure knocked down to
The highest bona
S74 600 made by tn ffde offer was at
Der company. The e Hart Wood lum-
particularly ada apte9ship is strong and
weight cargo. so thA TO CARRYING dead
mainly lunbermenaat the bidders were
1t was expected
men yesterday. thg by many shipping
al least reach thesat the figures would
Captain Matsol 100000 mark.
,.r1,,,r IF hot ~ l1o ax-sr =
offer at s25.oooss@ name made the first
n A. Brown &nip company and the j.
We're among.@ company of Newcastle
Another
date. sale will be held at later
The Jch Colony Awaits MontcaIm
war NJ arrival of the French man of
ccordinSontcalm is set for August Is, ac-
r. fsomg 81 to news a receved yesterdsy
serie$hree weeks. will be marked by
locals of entertainments given by the
Ere French colony.
are ench people from all over the state
tine. ne expected to be here during that
sshipae Montcalm is one of the largest
Hond in the republics navy. it left
elulu Yesterday for Puget sound
TT Police Looking for "Red"
ms1ne police are searching for a young
hfn known along the water front
a q; 5 ed, and a companion who is known
Spthing store of Captain Charles J.
inRanson. 119 East street Saturday and
G Introduced Mr.. Ryan, who purchased
sNothing valued at -s2s He presented
the Bank of Martinez. receiving in
change s42 in cash swanson found that
payment Of the certificate had been
been robbed of it while drinking in
saloons along the water front.
Wascr Front NoteS
The cruiser WashingtonfaC plain
Rogers. bound for target &C in
Cheyenne, Captain Owens. Wfry%ISthe
Washington naval militia on boarFand
bound for Bremerton, passed out the
heads yesterday morning.
The Merchants exchange reports the
arrival OF the Pacific Mail steamer
sailed from here May 2s.
The Enterprise left Hilo for san
terrancisco on July %.
saT1g.y with cabins filled and a large
.erday Chiyo Maru left Honolulu yes
De. its way to the orient.
WASHINeIict to nc Blown Up
1as teiegraphaedd to tTne apico. emoniesn mes.
oartment. that the British stete de-
dadawaska has reported seeing,ship
q o..uoe 1'.oo, oHsltuue o5.oo Gretsfl
Eich west. waterlogged bark named I
come, with the stem stove in.
Its cargo of timber was floating out /
through the stern, its spars dra agging
md decks awash.
The waterlogged bark reported un-
ioubtedly is the Norwegian bark
crown, which was abandoned Decem-
Der 26. 1909, in mid-Atlaitic. and since
las been drifting westward toward
florida.
1t is probable the revenue cutter
service will send the derelict de-
;troyer Seneca in search of the craft
With orders to blow it up.