The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

expected and fully developed norther
which smothered the liner in spray and
Ieoueed its speed by several knots
FROM then until the lightship was
reached the Tenyo only came to the
surface TO breathe, and by noon the
l.e denyo had passed quarantine and was
on us way TO the dock
Although the Toyo Kisen Kaisha,s
SlLNorce from the Pacific Mail company
HoS Deen arranged the Japanese line
Wiz not get its rinal decree and liberty
until the end Of the year. YESTERDAY
however, the Tenvo docked at nier "a
Stllch VIII be its home here after the
nrst OF the year, and the company Of
IctaLs enjoyed their first taste of the
tIeeoom 10 come. Instead of having
20 engage in an obstacle race over Pa
ENC Mai freight pied, with an artistic
sse 70 their discomfort, the Tenyo's
passengers landed on clean, new wharf,
Nnlch they, their friends and their bag
cage had all to themselves except for
ne me cars that We're shunted in to receive
the SILK at the upper end of the pier.
- The Tenyo docked at "a because the
Mongolia, q week late, was in full pos
session at A.. The Tenyo brought 269
treasure valued at 0.O00. The liners
cargo included 702 bales of raw silk
'an6 about 10000 chests of tea
DOCTOR Crooks, the liners surgeon,
yious voyage on account of illness, re-
joined the ship at Yokohama.
J. D. Aud C Leopold Ascher, W. P. Ander-
son, Mrs. ". P. Anderson. Y. Arims. Lieutenant
Blasquez, Mrs. N. G. Beck, o. W Bowen Miss
J. c. Cherry. Or. c. a. Devlin. Lady Davis.
Mrs. v. L. Davidson, II. c. Ernst Mrs. H C.
Ernst, Mrs. r. Finnell. E. Finpel Fung Tom,
Miss F. F. Gordon. James Glib Mrs. Glib,
Miss n. X. Glib. Heinrich Gros. ]. E. Harding
l. F. Ha6er. Mrs. L; F. Haber, X Hirsizumi.
wara. Mrs II. Ike. /. G. Jupp. Mrs ". Jen-
nlngs Miss T. kineaid, Edwin Klautscheek. Mrs.
l4Fschitz. lgnaZ Laykrauf. B. Mandell, S. C.
Morris L. +. Ming h. Mivaki and servant. Mrs
, Murai Csptsin l. r. Monstresor. q; P.
Keeper; Mrs. :. Nishi. Miss A Neuhauser Mrs.
Z. p Pfngst, " Q Pirie. J. II. Parke. Mrs.
Psrke- Edward ouelch, A Findlay smith. Jacob
Sehloss. $ Schloss. F. s. Spencer. W. Meischke
Smith. Conrad Schmid. r. d. Smart Jr.. Mrs.
Smart aud children. 5. Sto. J. Sskurai. \. Ia
aaka. X. Temimoto. NJ Tomiye and servant, c.
II. Thorn. Keng Tsung Sung. Miss Yeeh Ngoo
Wu, Van den Brock. n. Yanakawa. " Yama-
faki. Edward Phngst
MaripOsa Sails for Tahiti
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Mariposa, Captain Haywards
sailed yesterday for Tahiti carving q
large number of passengers the ma
aority Of whom were booked through to
New Zealand and Australian portt.
meet at Papeete with the Australian
steaner- Among the passengers for
Tahiti was URited States Senator
George c: Perkins. who is making the
trip for his health He was accom-
panied by his neice, Miss Alma
Perkins. Among the passengers for
Sy dney was Mrs. R. s. L. Morris, who is
going 20 visit her mother. The pas
Mrs l. 81 Barnes. william Borden. c. O.
D. csTscaden Mrs. J. D. carscsaen s Is-isu Eugene
Denisn. Nine. Denian, H. II. Edwards. DR.. Jean
Kleinschmidt. Miss Ellen Kleinschmidt. A H
Latin. Mrs. r. s. Lamb. Miss Ruby Lamb. Miss
n E. le Van. William Metz. Mrs. Metz Miss
nFla fT~~n r1--r
htt. Mrs. Mofftt r. s. Moore. Mrs. Moore
Count .. Morillot, Mrs. B. s. L. Morris. A. Z.
Perkins. ". Farmer whvte. Mrs. whyte. VIII
liam Wilson. Mrs. Wilson. James Wyper Mrs
wyper. Miss Emma Wyper. Miss Jean wyper.
Miss Margaret Wyper Miss Marion Wyper. A
Behrens. Mrs Behrens. Mrs. II. A Brune and
infant. Rev. Brother Bruno. D.. ". NJ. Carver
Mrs. Carver. Mrs. Kiopfer. G. Fl. Matthews.
Mrs. Stacey ". A. Thompson Raoul de Tremo-
rel. Miss I. Trew. W c. Wooiworth, Mrs Wool
worth and four children.
james RoIph May Float Today
The stranded schooner James Rolph
is still on the rocks at Point Pedro
IN much the same position as before
alongside and everything that can be
moved from the schooner has been
placed aboard the Greenwood Lines
have been run from schooner TO barge
and today an attempt will be made TO
pull the derelict into deep water
James Rolph Jr. spent yesterday at the
scene Of the wreck and viii stay on the
Job. he says. until the schooner floats
or goes TO pieces. He is determined not
10 leave the vessels bones on the
rocks.
Pecfan Here for Repairs
Instead OF returning to Panama from
Port San Luis with a cargo OF oil the
tanker Pectan came to this port yes
terday and will go to the Union iron
Panama the Pectan's condenser head
cracked.
Freighter Aztec in Collision
The Pacific Mail freighter Aztec was
in collision Thursday on the Delaware
river with Gloucester ferry boat No
present under charter TO Bates & Chese-
brough.
WATER Front Notes
Receipts of lnmber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 100000 feet.
The steamer president. which sailed
yesterday for Seattle, carried about 900
passengers.
The navy tug Navajo returned yes
tow and proceeded direct to Mare
island.
The steamer Homer. Captain Donald
son, sailed yesterday for the Pribiloff
ment agents on ST. Paul and ST. George
islands.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia left
Hongkong Yesterday for this port
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany'S little white liner Curacao, which
has been laid UP for some months for a
general oVcrhsuling, viii sail today for
Csuaymas and way ports.
Tramp Goes ON Reefs
MIAMI. Fla. Aug. e.-The Spanish
tramp steamer Valnazeda. loaded with
coal from Cardiff for Vera Cruz, ran
on the reefs eight miles south of Fovey
light yesterday. A board of survey
from this city now is appraissng her
The vessel is leaking badly and water
fills her forward hold.
To Investigate Mongolia Accident
Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers Bolles
and Bclger viii conduct an fnvestiga-
lion next Tuesday morning at II O'Clock
into the cause OF the steamship Mon
golia running aground on a sand and
shell bank near Yokohama at 2:z5l
o'clock in the morning of July i5
II has been alleged that the steamer
was running at fun speed in an effort
10 make up two days time lost in
tvphoon encountered a few days pre-
vious.
Reports have been submitted already
to the inspectors by captain of the
steamer E p. Kit. and Chief Engi-
neer Sawdon. and the other officers
have been requested to submit state-
ments containing their version of the
accident
BY United wireless
Saturday, August G.
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