The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14


Gates, under which name she is still
known to the reading public The fol-
lowing are on, board the Sierra:
Mrs. n p L; y E Allen Allen C. g livingston and
?. r. Ashburp Mrs. w Langton
Valentine Buchner Professor Lord
Mrs. NJ. J. Balloon j. T. Leite
Judge Beatty :. B. Marston and wife
Y. de Brettviue A N Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Miss NJ Maxwell
Beggs Miss E. Mattoon
Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Alfred c. Musson
Bryan Mrs c. NJ. Moragne and
A T. Bungay child
Miss 5 Ching Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Nc
NJ X. Cook Grath
Mrs. X. N. Cantran Dr.. 0'Day and family
]. 6 Cohen Miss F. A. Perrott
6eosge J; campbell w 4; Paul. wife and
Professor CoddingtOn Captain H. W. Pope.
Miss X Cook Miss l. NJ Pope
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Deve- Mary A. Parker
reauX F. NJ. Parker
d. A. Dowsett Mrs. Y. Rider
Mrs. NJ A Dean Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
William Euges wife Richards
and two children Miss A. 3. Robertson
Governor and Mrs. WIZ. NJ. Ruddiman
I. Frear Bishop Restariek and
Miss Frear son
Isaac Farla Mr. and Mrs. L. Rowe
George Gibb wife and Miss NJ Reed
two children Mr.; and Mrs E. X.
Mr., and Mrs. J. L. DR.. A. W. Raymond
Gordon DR.. D. Scudder
". ". Goodale Mrs. A.. S. -SewalF
Charles A. Gerry Miss Sewall
Miss J. Z. Gray r. C. Severance
Miss Miss Hamilton C. J. Sedlemayer and
Miss Hilton R. ", Tully and wife
Miss Hummel Miss Van Deerlin
J. D. Hill llr. and Mrs. o. A.
J. L. Hopwood and wife Wickerson
+. Holt Mrs. Wright
:. d. koki and wife Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Mrs W. Kruse and Wells
Mrs william Kruse Jr. R. H. wSIin
and child Mrs. NJ. Marlborough
Miss f. Lewis Miss l. Marlborough
CITY of Panama Makes Slow Trim
That old age is no bar to breaking
records was demonstrated BY the Pa
clhc Mail liner City of Pana ma, which
arrived late Sunday night from Panama
from san Bias that a regular and un-
crippled liner ever made The City of
Panama, however, is~ 81 years of age,
and is privileged to do little loafng a
the end of a long trip. Captain c. L.
Stewart reported an uneventful voya sc.
The Panama brought only seven ca bin
All but two of the cabin passengers
were from New York. Among them
were Charles Garfield and Charles
Wyngade, actors, and William Will
lfams. a boiler maker who was accom-
panied by his wife and son. The other
cabin passengers We're two Chinese
merchants from South America on
their way to the Flowery Kingdom
The Panama brought 1 1,005 tons of
cargo, which included treasure from
the Buffers mines in Salvador valued
at s6O,571.
Fire is Quickly ExtinguiShed
Fire broke out yesterday in a second
hand store at PA East street. and but
for the promptness with which State
in an alarm there would have been an
extensive conflagration on the water
front. As it was the fire was confined
TO the wooden shack in which it start
ed and the damage done was nomipal.
- The place where the fire started is in
the middle of the block between Howard
and Folsom streets and the center of a
huddle Of ancient and unstghtly frame
Shanties that by some strange freak
We're spared by the big fire of 1906.
Harrington on his way to luncheon
noticed the smoke rising from the roof.
He turned in an alarm, to which
chemical engine and the fire tug Dennis
Sullivan responded. Meanwhile the
neighbors pitched in and had the work
time Of the arrival of the city fire fight
ers, who had little more to do when
they got there than break up the front
of the store with their axes and squirt
in few gallons of chemical.
Has Many Passengers ON Board
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia. Captain
'Zeeder, homeward bound from the
orient. sailed at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning from Honolulu and will be due
here early Friday. The Siberia has on
board l65 cabin passengers, of whom
all but 10 are from China and Japan.
In the steerage the liner is bringing
migrants brought here from the orient
by one ship for some years. The cable
advices to the Pacific Mail company
1 from Honolulu give no details as to the
nationality of these ASiatics, but it is
believed that a big percentage of the
500 are Hindus and Afghans.
The Siberia has $500 tons measure
ment of cargo, of which 1,500 tons is
overland and 100 tons for the lower
coast. The overland freight includes SIS
tons Of raw silk.
Mariposa is Due Saturday
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner MaripoSa, Captain Hayward is due
Saturday from Tahiti. The liner was
1605 miles away at o'clock Sunday
ight. In addition to the usual number
of tourists from Tahiti the Mariposa
has on board Is passengers from New
Zealand
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 2,235.0 900 feet
The liner Korea and the army trans
port Logan, both outward bound, ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu
The British steamer Chatham, which
arrived Sunday night from Tacoma, has
come here to finish loading for the
The bark Amy Turner, which has
been converted into a barge, left yes
terday for Portland in tow of the tug
Dauntless with a cargo of cement.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Governor, which sailed yester-
day for southern California carried
about 500 passengers.
BY United Wireless
Monday June. 10