The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

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~ Koon Mrs ]. Scoh
A. Peddie. Mrs b. s. Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Macy Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ]. Gar
Mrs. B. Boulip rity
Mildred Henriauer P. Parker
]. T. Duran w. II. Jerdsn
g. A. Howell Mrs. Grace Mordey-
H. L kenncr Mrs Maud Wood
Rev and Mrs. B. B. Mr.. and Mrs g. J. Haas
Johnson Miss NJ Simpson
]. Robertson Miss y. Simpson
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X. Al Mrs. A. Jessop
lenbrook Miss NJ. j. Smith
T. Mckee Miss G. yome
Mr.. and Mrs r. Fozer- Miss L. NJ. Finnegan
kerry and son Mrs. NJ. r. Lurngst
Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Nc Mrs GrisWold
Cremmon Mr.; and Mrs. A. Il.
y. j. Landry Simpson
Mrs. C. f. Fowler Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Page
o. n. HOllingsworth S. II. 0veFgard
E. /. AnansOn G.. Osborne
Mr.. and Mrs A. W Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Hess johnson
Japan Thanks Master of Fairhayen
Collector of the Port Fred S. STRAIT
ton received yesterday through the
state depa rtrnent at Washington. D. c.
a communication from Count Komura,
minister of foreign affairs at Tokyo.
Japan, requesting that the sincerest
thanks Of the Japanese government be
given to Captain Hans Poulson, master
OF the steamer FairhaVen, of this port
for acts of kindness shown by the mas
ter and crew of the Eairhaven in res
TO the sailing vessel Boshu Maru, who
lost sight of their vessel in a dense
fog while fishing in the Pacific ocean
in q small boat.
The four seamen resigned them
selves. according to Count komura, to
their fate and while waiting for death
drifted until they We're picked up off
San Francisco by the FairhaVen
The seamen were brought to San
Francisco on the 9Th of last March.
They reached home on board the Tenyo
Maru April ?.
The japanese minister lost no time in
giving Official thanks, for his COM
municatlon Is dated April IL, but by
reason of being transmitted through
full diplomatic course the lettersdid not
arrive until yesterday. Collector STRAIT
ton transmitted full copies of the cor
Tespondence TO !. +. Davenport, own
er. and Captain Poulsen, master of the
Fairhaven.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,771.000 feet
The American-H Hawaiian company's
freighter Arizonan arrived yesterday
at Sallna Cruz from kaanapali.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea which
left here June Z. was 44S miles away
at o'clock June 8.
The German ship Omega bound from
Shields for San Diego, was spoken in
43 south. % west. with topgallant yard
and some. sails blown away. No date
accompanied the report of speaking.
Sado Maru.s SILK and Tea Cargo
VICTORIA, June 9.-The Japanese
steamer Sado Maru arrived in port yes
terday from Kobe ami Yokohama on
her first trip across the Pacific with
Guiding 467 bales of silk and big
shipment of new tea The Sado Maru
was used as a transport during the
Russian war and was torpedoed by a
Russian cruiser in the sea of Japan
with heavy loss. The vessel did not
sink and was afterward picked up by
the Japanese and converted into
cruiser.
steamer Seeks New Route TO Goldfelds
SEATTLE June 9.-The steam
schooner A. G. Lindsay sailed tonight
for Bethel on the Kuskokwim river
to cross the Kuskokwim bar, concern
ing whose depth of water there is a
If the Lindsay. Which
draws IA feet, reaches Bethel new
water route to the Iditarod will have
been opened.