The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

* Szd away from the
ESSf ~ KS wharf the crackers
exploded by these
slant-eyed pilgrims for the purpose of
driving away the bad devils that
might make voyage unpleasant
filled the air with noise and the smell
OF burning gunpowder and paper. In
the steerage also were 3S Hindus and
is Chinese. undesirable aliens who
had been refused landing by the i'm
migra ton authorities.
The Mongolia also carried more than
200 cabin passengers and the largest
cargo that any trans-Pacific steamer
has taken from this port ns since the
more than 1900 tons, included $4,000
tons of government freight for the
Philippines To land this. the Mon
Manila
Among the passengers, for Honolulu
quartermaster general of the United
States army, who is going to the is
land port to inspect the military
companied by Brigadier General T. H.
Bliss. commander of this department,
which includes Hawaii.
Lieutenant l.. Satin of the navy and
Captain F. C. Turner and Lieutenant
r. S. Kingsbury of the marine corps,
We're also passengers for Honolulu.
Brionde We're passengers for Yoko-
hama. The duke is going to Cochin
China at the head of a geographical
expedition. He is travelling incognito.
His name on the passenger list ap-
pears as Monsieur de Villiers.
The passengers included:
A. For e Gen julius s sayer W.
Beale. Gen. T. H. Bliss, L. s. A., j. Blumlen,
II. $. Bolcom, Mrs. H. S. Bolcom,. NJ. Boleom,
J. N. Brady, H.. Cartan, G. F. Clemons, Mrs
n. Cochran, Miss L: De Nike. Miss B. X.
rdm Erdm r.
Gartzmann, Mrs. r. Gartzmann, Jack Griffin
Ulrich Hagens, G. NJ. Hawley, Mrs. c. NJ
Hawley. Miss NJ Hawley, Mrs. E. Hewson, Dr.
D. Lee Hirschler. Mrs. d. Lee Hirschler, Mrs. H.
Holmes. Daniel W. Hickey. E. D.. Hubert. Mrs.
s Ringsbury n % {. s NJ ': G.; Mrs r. s s. Kingsbury
W. \: Kruseman, W. H. Lebkeeher: Robert Lew T-
Macfarlane, Mrs F. W Macfariane, d. B. NIur.
dock, Mrs. D. B. Murdock, W. B. Murdoch,
Miss L. B; Murdoch. W. Norby. Mrs. W Norby
Mrs. ]. B. Southgate. Mrs. A. ]. Stein. Max
Strauss and nurse. Mrs. Eleanor R. Sullivan
Miss Jeanette Sullivan, Raymond Sullivan o.
G. Taylor. Capt. 7. C. Turner, U. S. NJ. G..
A. S. Wilcox. Mrs. A. S. Wilcox. Mrs. f. v.
Chas- Wilson. Mrs. Chas. Wilson, C. E. Wright
y, Yokohama-M Mad Madame Brionde, Mrs. Oscar
R,.,s. pq Sas s
schlumberger. f. W. steadman, Mrs. f. W.
Steadman. Miss Janet Steadman, Frank Stead
Mrs. Henry Topping. H. NJ Tuska. Dr.. ].
Uchda, de villiers and servants. Thos Won
Holleben, A. Watanabe, Miss NJ A. Whitman, T.
Yoshida.
Kobe-Nrs c. A. Bachelor, Rev. I. Dooman.
Miss Lulu Mckinney. Mrs. 4. F. Mills.
gesen. o. G. Hertzog. Mrs. o. G. IIertzog. Mrs
f. Lamont, f. C.. Mabee. Mrs. +. G: Mabee
W. r. wane. Fl. S. walne, T. J. waIne.
Manla-Ellis NJ Armstrong, ]. H. Ayers, r..
F, Barton. II: Q. Bauman, Miss Mary. B. Berg
Charles BoE1ey. Miss Ethel Bonney. Miss Maize
Bonney. Mrs. C. l. Brown, Wilbur Chamberlain,
NJ. Fahs. I. s. \, T. Fl. Gerecke John Glib
son, Mrs. John Gibson, ]. H. Haw1ey. W. L.
Hemphill, Henry NJ. Jones, Major Chas. J.
McKinstry. C. r. Maris Mrs. C. r. Maris
Miss Mary R. Matthewson, Commander W: G.
Montfort. Mrs. II. T. Newman and infant. ].
Mrs Leopold plot R0saer @
A. Street Edgar R. Taylor. A. Toledo Tongsy
DR.: Aristeo ubaldo, Ross White.
ta1psrv Adams Miss Mary
terbury, J. D. Aud. Miss c. f.. Blanchard
DR.. II; r. BalI, Rev D. g. Collins, Mrs D.
munds, Mrs. C. X. Edmunds. James r. Ed
munds, Mrs. James R. Edmunds. Mrs. La
Belle Foster: Charles Garnin. DR.. Francis Gra-
II B. Mecray. Rev. A. W Marshall. Mrs. A.
shall. Stewart Marshall, Miss Eleanor Marshall
Miss Lucille Marshall, Miss F. Morrison, Mrs.
Francis Newton, Miss Clara Newton Russell
Newton. R. W. Palmer. Mrs. J. B. Palmer
R. E. Pineo. A. D: Power: Mrs. G. Richards,
Miss NJ R. Taylor Charles Triton. Mrs. Charles Is
Wilson Mrs. Lulu F. Wilson, Sidney S. Wilson.
Miss F. B. Wright, Enos Young, Mrs. Enos
Young.
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Baugb. c. A. Bruins. Charles Graham, Mrs. G.
G. Osgood. r. S. Osgood, A. F. Reigger Miss
X Waterhouse, f. Waterhouse.
Inspectors Investigate Collision
United States inspectors of steam
vessels Bulger and Bolles began an
investigation yesterday into the cause
of the collision September 81 between
the steamer Isthmian AMI the ship
ship outside of this port.
William Sorenson, the captain of the
coming toward the harbor in a heavy
haze, with the fog horn blowing regu-
larly, when without warning the 18TH
mian loomed UP and ran into the Ia
coma.
J. B. Call. captain of the Isthmian.
said that he was unable to hear the
the collision the Isthmian stood by un-
til assured that there was no danger
of the Tacoma sinking:
Several members of the Isthmian
crew said that the fog horn could not
be heard on the Isthmian because of
the peculiar direction of the wind.
City of Panama Sails for Isthmus
The Pacific Mail liner City of Pan
anna. Captain Holland, sailed yesterday
for the isthmus with Is cabin passen-
gers, 80 in the steerage, and a full
cargo. Among the passengers was
George Marengo, Pacific Mail agent at
Acapulco, who is returning to his
post accompanied by his wife and fam
lily. after several months vacation.
The Panama was an hour late in SAIL
ing owing to the fact that the Mongo-
| liza, which did not sail until ] O'Clock,