The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

i liner was otQSE6u
iato Quarantine and everybody on board
Eaccinated.
Today tbe -Asiatic passengers and the
Ehinese crew viii be landed and their
bnects .fumigsted. The ship will be
fumigated and. the cabin passengers
knay. be landed this afternoon. The
Eiail- may he landed at the same time.
EThe Asia has: on board 81 cabin pas
tsengers. and 100 Asiaties. Among the
lAsiatics are a number. of Hindus. The
cargo of $500 tons includes so tons or
raw silk.
April in the Asiatic steerage. The
patient was landed April at Nagasaki.
Another case developed before the liner
arrived al Yokohama. The second vic
tim was landed at the Japanese port,
and although no new cases developed,
Doctor IrOtter decided that there was
stil possibility of there being infection
ou board. The possibility. he admits
is slight but as chief quarantine officer
OF q big seaport he deemed II advisable
10 take every precautlon on the. ground
that ii would be better 10 make sure
now than to be sorry later on.
Peru Arrives From Lower Coast
The Pacific Mail liner Peru. Captain
G. l. Macknnon, arrived yesterday
from Panama, and way ports with 1,6ll
: tons Of cargo, 26 passengers and boxes
Of treasure. = Among the passengers
was Mrs. Julio Stahl wife of a Guate-
mala banker; and sister in law of Adolf
Stahl. the Guatemala money king, who
is said TO have more influence in Central
america. than all the presidents COM
bizred. ~e.s hreFa. .inc lUded: Mrs. Stahl is
here 0n.-as visit tQ relatives and says
-trat size knows nothing of conditions in
F.. ..Guatelnsl la. as her home. there Is IN the
mountains. renlcE:ed. from the turmoil of
politics.
"A boV Baby wa born on board the
. Peru a pril. p to Mrs. Fred Sainz wife
OF a. SIeeTage passenger. The passen-
gers, made Up a. purse for the little
.:stra LlEse1s.i who is in the very pink of
gOod lfeaJ th.. His. mother also is get
ting a long nicely and. did not. protest
when --1lle -ba bH. was chTistened George
. pEotest gghen captain MacKinnon tried
:. ( o. kiss him and by all the signs at
> Si1sEe':. closer before attempting. any
.:l-JTt her. uem0nStra ton
The PERU =. cargo Included a large
= shipment of hardware from New York,
, L0.276'*.b5gs of cnffee and 500 bags OF
Sugars The treasure. valued at S5S.000.
lis faro Ll. tire BaCterS mine IN. salvador.
-. he: pass6Il ger s. nclGdeu F.. Strang
:, and. wife. J. DUnlori u Lyons and wife,
&C. Cushrllan. H. EleuerOa, Mrs..A. Stahl
and r. p. Davis -
CoaI Mats Disable Launches
g. The hay launch owners. have decided
= to make a. formal request to the officers
b.: in charge of the army transport service
'-thEt rbe practice of throwing coal mats
3 into the bay be discontinued. At Maya
Sa Si. :,8y5leFe. the transports coal. the
: fuel. Is. passed on board: IN mating
bunker =. II mas -Oeen:- the custom TO
tbrcW"b uRdreds. of these sacks over
: boa I'd in. this. .harbor = The: bay IN the
.5iGiHiTE Of Folsom street and for many
: locks each side was sfrewn with them
J.. s-es teTdaT and three or four gasoline
5arfn cl7es- We're put out of cOmrli Ssion
as t:se result Of catching some Of these
mats in their pTOpellers.. Mats dis
3. pos6d of:in this. way float up and down
: Wif3T the-fide for: several days and as
far as the small power. boats are con-
.c-efnGd- constitute: a serious menace to
psTfgat ion, particularly at night.
President sails for. seattle
The Pacific. Coast Steamship com
: pany's Pres ldent: sailed. yesterday for
SeStLle with about 300 passengers.
Among thenE were. u
X: c.. TrethsWss and /. W. Dumage
MISS Rum Tretbesvay William Johnson
=. Mics May Tretbeway IA. ], Barber and wife
q G.. Wol}e, Mrs. G, $ Msrquardt
a: ". Joplin and.wif6 -Aiys. ]. blanchard e..
: VII Robertson Mrs w Reynolds
Miss ~ .Boarinai 81 T. ~'Cresetto and wife
% IL ]. shay w r Obrls4
r. Afeecalf 49, Z Mrs. G., . Brfen
. Miss t. shaw Miss NJ. % Brien
, Miss Dora shaw Mrs. B. O'Brien
Miss a. 1.s5Fd H.. f. Mcclellan and
". French T.. wife
p = MetzEer :-..+, D: G Bohine, 9pd wife
Miss II, Burrows 81 !. s. CfOu -
Miss H Bean = Miss Z: Markell
Miss q Hayes T.. ". J. Wakefield and
P. Y. Allen. Miss Helen Wakefield
Enterprise Sails for HiIO
The Matson navigation company's
stea mer Enterprise. Captain YOungner.
sailed yesterday for Hilo direct with a
few passengers, 80 mules and a cargo
which included large shipment OF
fertilizer. With the live stock on deck
for and aft and the bales Of feed peep
ing over the rails, the Enterprise re-
Sembled q floating barnyard as ii passed
down the bay on its way to sea.
san Gabriel sails Today
The Portuguese cruiser san. Gabriel.
which is on its way around the world
and has been here for the last ten days,
viii sail this afternoon for Honolulu.
The cruiser viii get under way about
. IN. and viii De accompanied to the
heads by the revenue cutter Golden
Gate, on board which will be the mem
bers OF the Portuguese colony who have
been active in entertaining their visit
ing coUntrymen.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner Newport sailed
yesterday for Panama and way ports
with freight and passengers.
LightShip No. SO left here yesterday
for its. station at BlUnt's reef. No. SO
mas been IN port for some time, repair
ing damage inflicted by the steamer
Del Norte and undergoing general
overhauung.
Receipts Of lumber Yesterday by sea
amounted TO 900 feet.
The British steamer English Monarch,
Captain Walker, which arrived yester-
day, 30 days from Newcastle, Australia,
gated. The English Monarch brought
6.068 tons of coal to j.. & a. Brown.
The liner Sierra, which is due Tues
gay from Honolulu, was S51 miles this
side Of the island port ats p. m. Friday.
Fire Damages Steamer }. r. Mcdonald
Special Dispatch 10 The Call