The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04

/ Liz olllpS di S 1Ot III
| & the same class for
! MS 49, speed. This was
/ recognized officially
| go when the postoftice
| authorities selected
1.-THE Sierra TO carry the mail.
| When the Sierra left the harbor of
Honolulu the Wilhelmina was seven or
eight miles ahead. Five hours later
the Sierra was ahead and kept on going
until the gap~was more than 100 miles
wide. The Sierra ran for the last two
days at reduced speed and the Wilhel-
nina made up a little of its sternway.
Don't be in such hurry; wait for
us and be sociable," was the wireless
sent after the Sierra by Captain John
son of the Wilhelmna.
You'll have TO burn more oil to
travel with us. This is the Sierra, the
fast mail ship" was Captain Houdlettes
The wireless joshing continued.
We had the band TO play US away"
Haunted the Wilhelmina.
we have the mail" replied the
Sierra.
helmina responded.
We are 100 miles nearer San Fran
CISCO, answered the Sierra.
Didn't try to race" said Captain
had tied up his ship at pier 3S
! Had to hold the Sierra back" said
Captain Houdlette.
The sea was like a millpond all the
way from Honolulu.
The Sierra's cargo included 2S,619
sacks. of sugar and large shipments of
rice, bananas. pineapples and coffee.
Among the passenger were:
Dr; { Aseho4, Mrs. A. ". Babbidge. Mrs. Fl.
Bentley. Miss N. Biggart, B. T. Bromfeld, J. o.
Mrs. F. NJ English. Mrs. NJ. A. FoIger Mrs Oua A.
| freltas and child, Mrs D. T. Fullaway and in
f9nt Miss E. Hart, Mrs. A. Hawkesley. H. B.
ford, Master Heryford, c. c. Hommedien f. L.
Hoogs, Mrs, c. H. Humphrey, Miss K Hutchinson,
Kawaoka R. D. King Miss 4. si G, Kinney. '; Cap p.
tain A 2. knights Mrs. Knights. Miss G.
Lyon w i' Lyon M MrS afwis McnoIs L5Gn J. Nsf
MeKinnon, I. Mcleod, Mrs. j. E. Merwin and
two children, Miss NJ. Metcalf. P. Owens, F. A.
/ Pawla. Mrs. Pawla and child, L. c. Perrine,
Mrs. Perrine, Mrs r. Plotner and child, a. B.
Pope; NJ c; Reilly, Mrs. W; II; Rodda; William
Schultz, Mrs. NJ. N. Scott Miss Scott. D. D.
Shumway, Mrs. Shumwsy. F. Smith. A. c. Spoh.
| Ter, Mrs. Spohler and child, f. W. Stark Mrs
SeaIk, Dick Stead, J. ]. Sullivan L. Toussant,
Z. Tucker. A. X. Vierra, Mrs. T. E. Wall and
child: V. NJ. Warner. Mrs. Warner, Mrs. f.
Wood, H. B. SIesinger, Mrs. Sesinger, Mrs B.
Z. Porter.
WilheImina Has Big Cargo
The Matson navigation company's
| liner Wilhelmina, Captain Peter John
son, which arrived yesterday after
|
! 1000 tons of freight and a large num-
| Der OF passengers. The passengers in
cluded a number of Honolulu people
among them H. P. Faye, who recently
retired from the management of big
! plantation and from active business
! generally and is going to Norway
Where he expects to spend the rest of
his days He is accompanied by his
wife and eight children.
another passenger on the Wilhelmina
was Poultney Bigelow, who stayed off
at Honolulu on his way home from the
orient 70 recover from the effects CT
EaeSination picf,t ma administered by Dr. yon
! liner Manchuria- BigeloW does not ap-
! prove OF the way the Panama canal
| IS being built and entertained the peo-
pie of Honolulu with his views on the
subject.
The, wilhelmina's passengers in
| cluded:
G. F. Alfonso, W D. Alexander. Mrs F. B.
Angus, G: H. Angus, Mrs. G. H. Angus, n D.
AsdelI, Mrs a; I. Atkinson. Mrs ii. f. Ban
tie. Poultney Bigeiow, Miss I. BLACKBURN. Mrs.
tnsh NJ bIake' M b. Br1hn b. G Bqrkhardt, Albert
caTpenter Mrs G. caste SSdfPe1ter SsPp eSfFT Fs
Mrs W; ". Chisholm, +. A. Clark. Miss Ada
bsRfoo bsR9 F. As Pfv5 bess J p R,sI DayfGUt Mis- Mis-
Faye, Mrs H P. Faye, Miss Isabel Faye, Miss
Miss Ida Faye. Miss Margaret Faye. Miss n
Flaxmsn, Mrs. G. Gelt. E. o. Hall, Mrs. e. O.
4. b. Johansen, Mrs. A. B. Johansen and child
/ Mrs. n. E. Jordan, ]. D. Kendall Mrs F.
F: G. Lyser and two children, j. MCLEAN, Miss
NJ McCubbin, Captain A. Madsen, wife and
child; i,o Mrs H Meyer, Miss G. Moore. Mrs. NJ.
Dinner; Mrs. Charles dinner, W. c. Parke, Miss
A. S Parke, G. ". Peavey, Mrs. G. W. Peavey,
s. \. Richardson. Mrs. W. T. schmidt, Miss
Schuon, W. A. Scale Mrs W. A. Scale, Mrs
smith " H Smith Mrs j. f. staSfon s@5h ars ina s. fhs &
stanton, Miss e. A. Stone, Mrs. A. Stratford,
ar,,t. a; IL HsTieton ,Tl Mrs A. H. TarIeton and two
a. E. Thummel. Mrs A. E. Thumme g. II.
Wait, Fred L. waldrou, Mrs Fred L. waldron.
Wilder, A. Wilder, J. A. wilder Mrs. J. A.
| Wilder. j. w. Wilson, Mrs. o. 3. Williams
zeaye. '' .
Chiyo Maru Sails for Far East
Crowded with passengers. the Japa-
| nese liner Chiyo Maru. Captain w. w.
Greene, sailed yesterday for the far
! east. Among the passengers was Rev.
G: r. Brown, pastor of the, First Con
| Mrs. Brown, is off for tour of the
far east. A large delegation of friends
was at the wharf to bid the Browns
geodby- AMONG them was Collector
| the goodby delegation on board the
revenue cutter Golden Gate, which es-
cG9prted Gpit.ais the Chiyo to the heads. The
ment employees returning to the Philip
| pines.
The cabin passengers were:
For 1okohama-H. ". Andrews, c. E. Babb
K. F. Coe, Rev. w. J. Cuthbert, Mrs W. j.
Cuthbert h. Dol r. Y. Hanlon, K Lows W
Martius, NJ. Myakawa, S. Tahara x. Taxa
yama, \. Takasaki ID. Waragai, Mrs. H. War
aga j. Yamaguch.
Shanghai-E. j. Hazen. c. Maginnas b. Nc
Pherson, James &C. McNally, Mrs James c. Nc
Naly, Miss Madeline McNally, Keane McNalIy,
Rev. III. e. Romig, Mrs II. G.. Romig and in,
fant John E. Romig, Arthur NJ. Romig.
Hongkong- f. Anderson 7. j. BARK
ley Mrs. 4. J. Barkley, Miss Viola Berge, Rev.
Charles Brown Mrs. Charles Brown + G.
Carter. b. i. Catlett. Mrs. b. r. CatIett, Miss
Harriet Catlett, D. Glenn Cragg. r. X Crow
W r. CroZier, Charles 81. Cunnngbam Mrs
Charles II. Cunningham, Joseph L. Davis. Ali.
SOP p. Dubose, John H. Fisher Mrs John a.
Fisher. Henry FURY Frank H. Gore, Mrs Frank
II. Gore, Louis S. Haas, Thomas Hanlev A. S.
Hardy. Mrs. A. S. Hardy Byron f. Hastings.
Mrs. Byron f. Hastings, Wells Hastings Miss
Isabel Hastings. Miss Helen Haver. j. J. Heff-
ington; H. B. Hickmsn. H. J.; Hill. Marion G.
Johnson .Ir. Mrs Z. c. johnson Kau6r,.,