The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07

FROM uONGKONG
!. Browning u j. Hunt
i- A. Thompson IS c. Wordpn
g. W. DE- Armond D. H. Rider
H. II Van Mrs s O. Worden
SHANGHAI
X = Hawley Mrs. Lewis
T. II. IrLmbie Mrs F. H. Frimble and
.. D- Jameson child
Bishop u. S. Lewis
KOBE
Dr. S. p knight. wife'H. Robertson
G.. %. Abrahamson n. Iwasku
Mis- ~ 7. Blount Baron j. Kikuchi
J. IT, Cockburn &C. Smith
" A. jackson r. Iiader
r. Kamikawa and wife
HONOLULU
j.. z. McChesnev
Liner Korea sails Today
The Paclhc Mail liner Korea, Captain
Naudherg. cleared Yesterday and viii
SAL today for the far east with large
cargo and fun complement OF passen-
gers both in the cabin and steerage
The Korea viii call at Manila TO land
there $500 tons OF army and navy
freight This government cargo in
cludes big shipment of ammunition.
The commercial cargo for Manila in
ciu1eS zoo tons OF -four, the lrSt cOnsid-
erable shipment OF the milled cereal to
- tne orient from this port in more than
three years IT Is expected that -four
shipments 10 the Philippines viii grow
IN size and number, as under the new
tarlu the Philippine market is now open
on favorable terms 10 American -four
mushroom anchors. each weighing 1 p
tons. The liner viii carry $50 cabin
passengers and a large number Of Ash
allcS IN the Steerage.
Attempt TO Escape Fails
Taking advantage OF the temporary
absence or the immigration inspector
guarding TIE gangplank OF the liner
Korea. "a Chinese passenger held on
board Tor deportation yesterday made
4 lu down the gangplank and mingled
Nlt1 the crowd Of Chinese from up
tSWn who had been admitted TO the
wharf during the noon hour. Fortu-
nalelT or unfortunately. according to
the point of view. John Ford, who is in
charge Of the Pacific Mail watchmen,
grabbed the undesirable alien as he was
leaving the wharf and escorted him
back on board the ship
WATER Front Notes
Receipts of lumber Yesterday by sea
amounted to $4,000 feet.
Tie Pacific Nail liner Siberia. home
ward bound from the orient, arrived
yesterday AT Honolulu.
The British ship Alexander Black
previously reported ashore at Kahului.
is = total loss, ship as well as cargo.
The tanker Pectan, from Port San
Luis, arrived January at Panama
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda, which left here January
, for Honolulu. was I.IS6 miles out at
s O'Clock January 3.
Del Norte's Officers Testify
The ramming Of the Iightshfp near
Blunts reef by the steam schooner Del
Norte on January was the subject Of
NestgatOn before HullS and Boiler
Inspectors BOlles and ger yesterds~
Denying that he was asleep, Second
Mate Frank Christianson testified that
ne was ln the pilot house writing up
lis log He took the schooner's bear
lngs as III came abeam the Mendocvao
light. he said. and then went into the
pilot house Warning came when the
lookout reported that they were headed
straight for the lghtshfp.
The master. J. O. Stanford. testified
that be came on deck at the lookout's
alarm The rudder was brought over
ildrd and saved "A direct collision The
vessels came together brOadside
There were. 81 passengers, including
women and children. on the Del Norte
For this reason the inspectors viii
make the inquiry rigid.
Unions Plan Federation
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