The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
80 e4oV GDD1A u.
Many Passengers Aboard
Among those who returned are
FROM RrANTTA

FROM MANILA
Dr- Florentino Ampil. employee insuIar gov
----stt- 5olu T. Bauer. clerk. Qusrterma tiers
department; Rozier c. Rayly. first lieutenant
medical corps; r. C. Berkeley. captain United
Ntafes marine corps; H A Bordner, enpIoye
r--o. -ohetilLlelt. aud wife; NJ, b Bowdish,
HrSt lieutenant seventh cavalry: AIiss Ruth N
BROOKS daughter psymaster United States
atft+ israel f. Costello captain Philippine
S-aHtS: Henry J. Castles. second lieutenant
l-illpe Scouts. and family: Mrs. James w
Clinton. wife captain Twelfth Infantry and
--l: largo a. Grove, son employe insular
p. J. FItzSimmons. employe insular govern
-t-l- md WIFE; John Fuldner. superintendent
ln.fed states burial corps; Miss @. B. Gil
straps y. E. Cortou. ernploye insular govern
meat; Miss Louise II. Gutberlet: Jack HamiI-
.'A- tnpote lnsular government; +. A. Horn
A,Sl Ieltenant Philppine Constabulary;
t.-- " hensley. clerk adjutant generals
1-.'Lflnent; Mary 4. klinefelter. employe in
,..ar goEernnent, John F. Loskot. clerk quar-
llnaStef department; Mrs. Il. J. McKenney,
VIE ,,eutenant Fourteenth cavalry. and daugh-
Alrs. William q Noting. wife employe
.l,lilai goTernment; T. H. Normand.
Ars J. X. Parsons. wife captain Twentieth
infantry; Hiram A. Philips, first lieutenant
captain Philippine Scouts Major J. B. Porter
Judge advocate: F. Z. Sidman, first lieutenant
1WeIJh cavalry and famiy; Matt II. Signor
l.enfenant commander United States navy;
Arthur T. smith and wife: Thomas p. Smith:
Lll.!p = Sterne clerk quarterms ster,s depart
~ T. g.. and family; Miss Marie Riordan
Mrs <. T. Bull. wife Of second lieutenant
thirteenth cavalry. and daughter: Miss lane
3 3 Deisno. Superintendent army nurse corps;
Mss ADELE i, Hayne, sister Of captain OF
twelfth carslry: Miss Maude B. Kee. army
nurse corps; 5oln J. Kingmsn. first lieutensnt
corps ~ engineers; Garfield l. Mckinney first
lieutenant medical corps and family; Edwin
r. stuart major corps Of engineers and wife;
charles n Williams. colonel Twenty -hrst in
fautry- and wife.
FROM HONOLULU
j. b. Alesnire. quartermaster general L. s
- A. Anthony
mont. and family; George Blakely. major c.
= g. Inspector general department of Cali
fo-nia; Mrs. r ID. Buckley. wife Of clerk
N subsistence department: William L. Burch-
nela. hrst iieutenant l. 5. marine corps; Mrs
--1LsS'l SauipbeA. VIE ot territorial employees
Frear, territorial empioye; Mrs Mabel c Gre
CORY territorial employe. and daughter; John
Francesca Laughln and daughter: Mrs. B. NJ
Aarsa territorial employe mother and son;
J. Neide. paymasters clerk, L. s. army. J
N-. oConnor. suhinspector. navy department:
I. II sheridan, lieutenant Fifth cavalry; Miss
Lillian Tingley. territorial employe and Harry
t. haughan. second lieutenant c. A. c.
Fire Delays Abessynia
The EIOsmOs tramp steamer Abes-
sTnia. which was due to sail almost a
week ago. is stiil in port and probably
VIII not put to sea until tomorrow or
the next day Il lille the officials Of the
kosmos company and the officers and
crew deny the fact fire started in the
hold OF the vessel while ii was taking
q cargo OF barley at Port Costa. and
II took two davs Of hard lighting
81 the officers and crew TO extinguish
the flames. Damage was confined en-
TREY TO the cargo.
Damara Brought s2z.5O0
The British steamer Damara, which
ran on the Fort point rocks a month
ago and which is now at Hunters point
orTdock, is said TO have been sold for
S22,500. The Matson navigation COM
panE is the reported purchased. The
Damara was built at a cost Of s250.0OO
la
more than six months when wrecked.
The deal is gossip in shipping circles,
as the Matson company sails only ships
OF American registry, and the Damara
can not become an American ship un-
der the law. II was rumored yesterday
that the Damara was bought by the
Matson company for the Union iron
works. The iron works, the rumor
said. VIII repair the Damara and sell
u to some company operating out of
this port under the British fag-prou-
ably the Robert Dollar company
For the FIRST time since going into
drydock the Damara was afloat again
Yesterday. The steamers battered bot
tom was equipped with soft patches and
So lied from the dock TO make room for
the tramp steamer Riverdale. which is
laid up for repalrs.s Later the Damara
was placed ia the small dock.
WilheImina Due Tomorrow
The Matson liner Wilhelmina, Captain
Johnson. is due TO arrive from Honolulu
tomorrow with a fun list Of passengers
Returning on the Wilhelmina is Cen
eral Charles Bliss, Z. :. A, who has
been king a detailed inspection of
the government force in the islands. As
the Wilhelmina stands q good chance
10 run into the same storm which de-
lsved the Nippon Maru and the Logan. |
II is possible that It may arrive a few
hours behind schedule.
Water Front Notes
The steamer Governor. Captain Jep-
sen. arrived late yesterday afternoon
from Seattle with a-pas ssenger list OF
$50 and general cargo of merchandise I