The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18

- NOlIcc. among the passengers was
William FELTON,, one of the prominent
American residents of Mazatlan.
G w. Mott is pursur of the City of
Para, having relieved Lewis Mcpherson,
who will remain at Acapulco for three
months as agent for the company.
The Para's passengers included:
Samuel Harrison and W. D. Hohns
frank Patterson James C. Fuller
John 7. Wright Jr Charles Beadner
Mrs. Inez DENLY Edward Hoag
Miss katherine DENLY William FELTON,
MISS Helen DENLY Jesus Chang
Robert Il. Spencer Leon Chervan
LurIine Here From Honolulu
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Lurline, Captain Weeden, ar
rived early yesterday morning from
Honolulu with A passengers and a
cargo, of island products. The freight
included shipments of rice, honey,
cocoanuts, bananas and sugar. Among
the passengers on the Lurline was Mrs.
N: ;. Mack, superintendent. of the
ITO the mainland to deliver a series of
lectures. Another passenger from
Honolulu was I. H. Beadle, deputy
county treasurer, who has come here to
spend his vacation.
Miss Isabel Curtis of Alameda, who
has been visiting friends at the island
port, returned on the Lurline. After
landing its passengers at pier SO the
LuNine proceeded to the refinery wharf
to discharge its sugar.
The passengers included:
Mrs. U. S. Mack Mrs. G. A. Martin and
Miss E. Mack two children
MISS Leslie Tolloch J. H. Beadle
Mrs. c. f. Copeland Mrs Mary Smith and
Miss f. Benton child
Miss j. Atherton Miss G. E. Parsons
Miss Martha Tolloch Miss Isabel Curtis
Mrs; g. b. Tolloeh N. Pagan and wife
Q: B. Smith and wife W B. McInnes
Thomas Pratt and wife Carl Wallner
Mrs. j. W. Marshall A Parish
Miss Marshall H. Parish
Mrs. Dumas L. A. C. Parish and
Mrs. S. c. Levin wife
Miss NJ Linn H. Vanhoenenberg
W I. Garden Miss Nellie NJ. Crane
j. j. Garden Jr. Miss F. Cassidy
Lumber Company Sued
John Mclaughlin. a sailor, yesterday
in the United States district court sued
the Simpson lumber company Tor
S5,O13.66 DANA ges for the lumber com
pany,s alleged negligence on October
20, 1909, which resulted in the seaman
the steamer Arago at Caspar The
sailor, who is represented by Attorney
r X; Wall, said that after he was in
Jured, the lumber company left him at
time, he had lost as the result of the
accident.
s. N. Castle in Heavy Storm
The barkentine S. NJ Castle. Captain
xon Dahlern. which arrived yesterday
from Papeete, encountered a terrific
gale about 300 miles northwest of this
port. For several hours the barken-
tines decks were filled with water to
blown to ribbons. The Castle brought
200 tons of copra, part from Papeete
and the balance from Tanning island.
Young WhiteIa. Victim of Typhoid
Thomas Andrew Whitelaw, only son
of Captain T. P. H. Whitelaw. the
Wrecker, died early yesterday morning
in this city. victim of typhoid fever
Young Whitelaw contracted the disease
while away on his vacation. He was
80 years of age and leaves a wife and
two children. He was associated in
business with his father, who was
making arrangements to retire and
i ba n6s the BUSINESS entirely in his sons
McCuIIoch Back From Cruise
The revenue cutter McCulloch re-
turned yesterday from its cruise in
search of the wreck of the steamer
found, but the McCulloch was unable
TO do anything with it. 1t is expected
that the derelict will drift ashore, in
which case the bodies of the two fire.
men may be recovered.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The new Australian liner Zealandia
left Honolulu yesterday for Vancouver;
their regular weekly meeting this
morning in the ferry depot.
The steamer Fifield, which left Ban
don Tuesday, is due at noon today and
will leave here again at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon.
The American Hawaiian freighter
Columbian, Captain Nichols, arrived
yesterday from Salina Cruz with about
5000 tons of freight.
New Transatlantic. Line
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IA direct
steamship service between New Or
leans and Dunkirk, France, will be
opened up next October by the French
line, according to announcement made
here today.