The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09

night out from Honolulu and caused
/ the officers of the ship considerable
1 trouble.
Larsen engaged passage on the Sierra
! following q protracted spree in Homo
/ lulu. Early in the morning of Noyem-
/ ber Larsen jumped from his bunk IN
/ the steePage quarters and threw his
\ fellow passengers into q panic by his
wild screams and raving. He was over
1 come by several members OF the crew
/ and locked in one of the second class
cabins Larsen quieted down and the
guard stationed outside the door was
removed. An hour>later the watchman
/ was attracted to the cabin by Larsens
screams. and discovered he had been
1 caught in the port hole, through which
! he had tried TO escape. 1t was found
that Larsen had tried TO unlock the
port hole, and not Succeeding had
broken the glass. After carefully pick
/ ing out all of the broken glass from the
port hole rim Larsen stuck one of his
4 legs through and followed with his
I head. In his struggles he became so
! firmly wedged in the frame that he
could not be extracted until the port
/ hole had been sawed out. Larsen was
placed in restraint and turned over to
1 the marine hospital on the arrival of
Among the prominent passengers on
! the Sierra was Mrs. r. @. +. Forster,
/ wife Of the British ambassador at Homo
! lulu, and two children. Mrs. Forster,
/ her children and her mother, Madame
Frlque. are on a visit to various points
! of the United States. DR.. William Hoff-
/ arrived on their way around the world
/ for a two years tour. Mrs. T. A. Hen
! der wife of the chief wharfinger. with
! her niece, Miss Mildred Fitzgerald. re-
/ turned on the Sierra after a visit to the
/ Islands. Fred c. Smith. superintendent
of the Oahu railroad. came up on busi-
ness. Other passengers were:
d. 2. Blevins. Mrs. Blevins. Miss Blevins
Miss n. z. Bortree. Mrs. D. H. Davis and child,
Miss Helen Hastings. A. II. Hobart Miss b
Hughes. g. A. Johnson. J. Kirkland. Mrs. Kirk
land: T. +. Martin. Miss y. W. Mofftt, Miss f.
Rand. Mrs. A. r. Small and son J. r Soper. C.
Stewart. Mrs. Stewart. A. Y. TueI e. j. Waller
J. Watllngton, Mrs. D. Wheaton, d. L. Withing-
The cargo brought by the Sierra in
GUIDED Z6,36S cases of canned pineapple,
hs ss5 crates Of fresh pineapples, S.055
sacks Of rice and 1929 sacks of coffee.
! Ihree stowaways were discovered after
the Sierra cleared and were made to
work their passage to port.
Opium SmuggSer Caught
The Sierra brought news from Homo
lulu Of the capture of Dominguez Fur
reira, an opium smuggler, who left
san Francisco for the Islands on the
Mongolia, which sailed two weeks ago.
Furreira was arrested as he walked
down the gang plank to land. A search
OF two suitcases ne carried revealed -
five tael tins Of opium.
Korea Sails Fully Laden
panys liner Korea sailed from pier y
at 1 O'Clock yesterday afternoon on the
last trip TO be made to the orient by
the big steamer this year The Korea
was in charge of its new commander
Captain J. ". Saunders. In addition TO
1000 tons of cargo. consisting mostly
Of government stores for Manila, the
Korea carried the following cabin pas
sengers
FOR HONOLULU
A. W. Adams. Mrs. A. ". Adams W H. Bar
Z 7
Mary A. Burbank. Miss H. E A. Castle. C. r.
Frazier, Mrs. G. r. Frazier, Mrs z. Frazier, f.
ellison, Mrs. J. F. C. Hagens, Admiral G. B.
Harber. Z. $ \. Mrs.. g. B. Hari-er. p. r. Isen
A. Lewis. Miss Lewis. J. Madison Mrs. J. MadI
son. Miss {. Madison. Mrs. james McAndrevys
Mrs. T. A. Mcbride. J. D. McInerney. Mrs. F.
Needhsm. Miss e. +. Neumann. Major W. c.
Neville. AIRS. ". {. Neville and maid, Miss F.
y. Neville. Bishop II. B. Restarick. Miss NJ
Restariek. 2. Sheedy. Miss II. Sheedy. r. D.
Mrs. J. Frank Tritch. Theodore Wores. Mrs
Theodore wores. Mrs. 5. II. Ware Miss Claire
B. Williams, Mrs r. a. Woodford, c. B. Wy
FOR YOKOHAMA
c. c. Campbell. Miss Theo g. Campbell. Miss
Josephine Dreyer. n. a. C. Hooking. K Iwamasa
Miss Mabel Lee. J. a. Rabbit. J. w. Saunby,
Mrs. }. W. SaGnby Mrs. George Wallace, Lang
don Warner, Mrs. Langdon Warner, l. Yama-
guchi.
VI X. 4. Bertha
A. Blood. Miss r. B. Brownlee. Rev. S. A Mof-
fett Mrs 5. \. Mohett and servant. Master ].
Mohett Master C. Moffett Miss Olga Shafer.
FOR NAGASAKI
Miss D. Starkey
FoR SHANGHAI
f. Aandsll Mrs E. Aandahl Master Eliot
Aandabl, Miss Lucy F. Baker. Miss Nellie Beggs
Miss Georgia Day, Miss f. Eichenberger, Bishop
Harris Rev F. G Henke Mrs. F. G. Henke. r
kilen Mrs z. hEep, Miss Martha Kilen, Miss
Rogers Miss n J. Rogers Rev Or L. FL
Roots. Miss Lena Rygh. Mrs NJ. L. silnkin. Miss
Ruth smith ". Z. Stewart. Mrs. ", R. stewart
!. A. L homas. Mrs J 4. 7. Thomas. Percy
L. Urban, n. Verbal Miss Mabel Woodruff
FOR MANILA
c. Y. Badger. ]. A Badger. Mrs. j. A. Badger
Commander Harrison A. Bisphsm, & S. n. Ma
Harry B. Brssh. Miss F. NJ. Chambers W NJ
Chisholm. Mrs Darlington. Or. II. c. Drew. W.
2. Drewry. James F. English Mrs. james f
Mrs. J. NJ. Huey. Miss frances Hmer' Master
James Huey Lieutenant Colonel T. P. Kane. +.
5. NJ C.. Miss l.. p keenbarger. o. f. Kroell
Mrs, Q. R. Kroell, Master Donnelley r. Kroell.
g. J. Kunowsky. {. NJ Kuvkenda Mrs. George
J. NUM-; Charles /. ozburn, selby {. Parker.
Mrs. Selbr G. Parker J. Schulthess. a. F. Stev-
ior Ole Waloe. Mrs Ole Waloe. Thomas Ware.
Assistant Paymaster ". II. Wilterdink, L. S. y.
FOR HoNGKoNG
Rev. A. All. Mrs. A. Alf. Master A. l. Aft |
II. n.
All. Miss NJ. f. Alt. Miss J.. r. All Miss Mary
Bancroft. Mrs. Erma F. Bauer. Miss c. Brown |
Mrs. r. H. Cameron and infant. ID. II. Cameron
Lai Yin Chang, Miss Louise Couade Franklin
Field. A. Cooke 7. j. Van Hoikema. Mrs L. NJ |
Joblin. Rev. J. 2. Jones' Mrs. ]. p. Jones. v F. !
Stanley Low. Miss ~ S. Marshall. Fritz Mason |
Miss o. Y. Maxson, J. G. McClurg Miss Mar
garet Mears, s. NJ Mears. Mrs. s. NJ. Mears
Miss N. Muspratf. William II. Pickard. Miss NJ |
". Reynolds. Mrs. c. ". Rice. Miss c. Russell |
Mrs. /. Russell. w Kellie Smith, Mrs ". Keliie |
Smith, c. Wagener B. z. 1ung.
Included in the steerage passengers
were 30 Chinese three Hindis and one |
Japanese deported by the immigration
authorities.
Transports Due TO Arrive.
The transport Logan. Captain Slim |
son, is due TO arrive early Sunday
morning from Manila. The Logan will |
bring $50 passengers, mostly dis
charged soldiers and casuals. The /
horse transport Dix will leave Puget /
sound Thursday or Friday for this port. I
The Dix will load horses and equip
ment here for battery F of the First /
field artillery at Honolulu. First Lieu I
tenant Harry Pfel with a detail of so
men will be in charge of the shipment /
Sailor Breaks Arm
Howard Little. 1902 Cough street, a /
sailor on the steam schooner Noyo, fell I
from the forecastle head of the ship
yesterday and suffered a severe frac-
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