The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

The Alameda's passengers included:
Miss NJ. Baldwin &c. Maxwell
Mr.. Bellamy W. Maxwell
Mrs. Bellan1y Mr. Naugard
e. Bishop Mrs. Naugard
Miss A. Booge Mrs. A. W. Palm
F. B. Burch and wife ]. Pearson
Charles Burger Mrs. Pearson
J. r. Carpenter ]. E Prichard
Mrs. Carpenter Miss Fl. Quarles
r. II. Clark c. A. Ramsay
Miss e. Cross Mrs. Ramsay
j. A. Crowley Fl. D. Rice
Mrs. White Cunard J. II. Rice
F. B. Damon Mrs. Rice
Mrs. Damon J. l.. Rice
W. F. Dillingham; y. s. Sachs
Mrs. j. e. Dimond Miss j. D. Scale
p. Dumud D. Thompson
w. G.. Eberhardt A. R. Train
Mrs. Evans Mrs A. Ir1pp
Miss Evans Miss J. Van Cleve
H. II. Gault A. +. Wick Roy,
]. Giacomini Mrs. Wick Roy
Mrs. Giacomini Miss g. Wadmap
7. G. Gilmore Miss Z. Wall
Dr. 4. S. Grimes A. K. Watiand
Mrs. Grimes Mrs. NJ. Weeks
Mrs. C. E. Haynic F. W. West
H. X. Haynie J: Wilkinson
Mrs. r. Hepburn Mrs. Wilkinson
NJ D. Jacobs r. Wisnom
Mrs. i. T. Clark Mrs Wisnom
Mrs. H. H. Keifer Miss 1. G.. Woods
l.. B. Kerr j. A. Young
Miss A. Klemme Joseph Young
Rev. G. W. Lefhngwell Mrs. Young
Mrs. NJ. Mcill W. l.. Young
]. McSorley G. Stern
Mrs. McSorley fE Walker.
skipper is Well Known Here
Captain stephens of the British
steamer knight of st. George is well
known in San Francisco. having VS.
tied this port more than twenty times.
He was here as mate of the Bacchus
and as captain of the British ships
Lord Cairn and Cardiganshire. He
was in command. of the Cardiganshire
ing a heavy blow and struck on Alca-
traz. He was here the July following
the big fire as master of the steamer
a big cargo of cement which was used
in rebuilding the city he feels a sort of
proprietary interest in the Paris of
America, even If he doesn't dance.
Returns to Land Injured Mate
The barkentine James Tuft, which
sailed yesterday for Puget sound re-
turned to port to land the mate. J..
Winter, who was struck by the haw-
outside the heads. The blow broke the
mates leg. The tug was signaled to
take the ship back to port. Winter
was taken to the harbor hospital and
pital. The barkentine will sail again
today with new mate
Elder Again In Service
The steamer George w. Elder, which
sailed yesterday for Eureka and As
toria. has been laid up since March 6
by striking the Humboldt bar when
passing out in command of Captain
Hanna CAPTAIN Jesse, who was on q
vacation when his ship got into
trouble, is again in command.
VIII Be Here Sunday
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru.
which left Honolulu Monday noon is
expected to arrive here early Sunday
morning. The Nippon has only % cabin
passengers and AZ Asiatics in the
steerage. Although travelling light as
far as passengers are concerned the
Nippon has a valuable cargo which
includes 40 tons of raw silk, As tons of
mating and so tons of tea. The cargo
totals 1854 tons.
Japanese Liner Arrives mt Tacoma
TACOMA. March 24.-The Chicago
Maru of the Osaka Shosen Kaisha line
arrived today with 25 passengers and
4 900 tons of general cargo, including
7o7 bales of silk valued at $3.50. 600.
which left for the east on a fast ex-
nress this afternoon on the Chicsfgo.
Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway
The cargo included a shipment of mer-
chandise from Chinese merchants, the
first shipment by Japanese steam
ship from China since the boycott two
years ago.
Pilot Is Injured
Captain John Silovich. one of the port
piIots was injured yesterday while
towing out the ship Lord Templetown.
The hawser connecting the ship and
the tug that Silovich was on parted
and struck him on the ankle. AS soon
as the tug reached the dock he was
hurried toshis home, where it was found