The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

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S. ~ D o C or Trotter,
chief quarantine
52 officer at this port,
E @ Ei that he had ex
82 SS amined all the
7S2 & Sas p gers and
boat notes and
Ii that the liner was
entitled to free
pratique.
This means that the passengers will
be saved a delay of several hours
Doctor Trotter will accept the O. K. of
his brother officer, and the quarantine
inspection off Meiggs wharf will be
merely a brief formality.
ceived from Captain Sandberg the liner
will arrive at daylight and probably
will be alongside pier A before San
Francisco has had it's breakfast. On
There are 40 in the cabin from China
and Japan and more than 100 from
Honolulu. In the steerage are 900
Asiatics, most Of whom are Hindus.
The liner also has a large and valu-
able cargo, including a heavy ship
ment of raw silk.
Mongolia Sails for Far East
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, with
yesterday for the far east with
record crowd of passengers and
large cargo. The liner will make
special call at Manila to land large
shipment of government freight. The
Mongolia arrived more than week
late, the result of having been ashore
behind schedule and. got away only
about half an hour late. The delay
was caused by attempts to recover
passengers trunk which the steve
dores accidentally dropped overheard
The Mongolia's passengers included:
For Honolulu-Mrs. Mabel Akin, Miss C. l..
Bartlett Miss Elizabeth Berry, j. w. Bergstrom,
B. H. Brainerd. Mrs. B. II. Brainerd, Frank
NIcC Brewer Willard T. Brown. Mrs. Willard
f. Brown, Everett Brown Miss Winifred Brown,
Miss Eva Clarke, C. H. Cooke, Mrs. d. y Cunha,
DR.. j. NJ. Gillespie z. H & NJ II. s.; J. b.
Harris Miss A. w. Harris, Harry Homer, w l..
f. Kariger and infant Thomas Lawrence, J.
Lewis, Mrs. e. S. Lipsius, Warren j. Lynch,
Mrs. Warren ]. Lynch, George p Mason Dr.
Clarence Murray. j. A McCandess. g. W.
Pence, J. H. Peterson. Frederick Raab, Miss
Paul Rains Theodore Schmidt L. b. Self. Airs.
L. B. Self. A. B. smith George ". Smith,
Mrs. George w. Smith, Or. J; Malcolm Thomp-
Yokohama-W A. Broadhead. Mrs. A. n.
Broadhead, Commander w. E. Edgar, h. Naka-
Kobe-Rev. Paul r. Abbott. Mrs. Paul R.
Abbott and infant, Rev. William N. Blair, Mrs
William n. Blair and infant, Miss Lois Blair,
Miss Katherine Blair, Allen Ford de Camp, Mrs:
Allen Ford de Camp and infant, Allen Ledyard
de Camp. Miss Harriet Evans. I. Kawakuchi.
Rev. Henry W. Lampe, Mrs. Henry W Lampe,
Smith, Miss NJ. Trissell, Mig Ella s. Wagner,
Nagasaki-Mrs T. H. cowen. James cowen
Jr., Miss Mary Cowen Miss Dorothy Cowen,
Miss Margaret Cowen. Mrs. Julia Gather, H. r.
n. Smith, Rev. Wolfgang Wand, William White
ley.
AIanila-I Abrahamson. A. Bartholomew, C. t.
Bauman. Forrest B. Boyer. Mrs. Forrest B.
Boyer, Thomas NJ. Bller, George S. Boggan, II.
II. Burlington, Miss c. NJ earn. franklin ".
Cooke, L. B. Howey. A. n. Jones, H. NJ. Kane;
Colonel G. H. Lauehheimer, U. S. NJ. c.. Etienne
Loubre, Frank Martin, DR.. NJ. B. Mitzmain, Mrs.
N. B. Mitzmain, A. o. Olson, R. F. Percival;
Lieutenant Colonel T. C. Prince, U. S. NJ. c.;
Daniel j. Readey. Frank 9. Riley 7. T Shan
der NJ. Wiley, H; P. Willis. a
Hongkong--G. Abrahamson, Fred l.. Allies, Mrs.
Fred L. Allies, Mrs. William Arlington, Hon.
Master George Anderson, Miss Mary Anderson
6napes 6nant Miss eFant eorn BsetcDer aff Charles
Boyce, Frank Buttolph, Mrs. Frank Buttolph,
s. Morton Cohn, Mrs. S. Morton Cohn, John j.
Connors DR.. S. S. Crow, James E. Dunbar, Mrs.
James g.. Dunbar. Mrs. Clara NJ Elm, Fred L.
Eldred. Mrs. NJ. V. Everest. Mrs. Ida NJ. Foun-
tain, Emil CAM. Louis Getz., Mrs; Louis Getz,
ellis, Ben Goodrich, Mrs. Ben Goodrich, Mrs.
Josephine Griffin. Miss Sophie L. Grisinger w.
z. Hammond Miss Naola Hammond. Gould w.
Hart, Miss Clara Hellyar, Mrs. ]. G. Herndon.
Miss Florence Herndon, r. r. Hibbard. Mrs. e.
R. Hibbard, Howard Hibbard Clifford r. Horne,
Mrs. Clifford r. Horne, Mrs. Emma Hottilter and
maid, Mrs. Caroline Howard, w. G. Humason
Mrs. w. G. Humason, E. j. Huxtable, Mrs. L.
J, Huxtable. Mrs. NJ F. Ihmsen, Miss Josephine
Ihmsen, Mrs. Francesca A., Jesurun, Mrs. Lillian
Lanterman, Mrs. f. b. Lanterman. Simeon Le
Miss Hannah L. Leszynsky, Miss Hattie
LIeszynsky, John Long; Mrs. spoor Mackey, Mrs.
Marie G. McGinnis, Mrs R. II. Mclean. MRS. Mrss
Charles H. Mentz, Mrs S. Nfiehaels. Miss Alice
3. Nash. John Petit Newell, Mrs. John Petit
Newell, Mrs. T G.; Norris, Mrs. Ida A. Noxon,
Packard, Mrs. B. A. Packard, Miss Dorothy
Packard, Miss Estelle NJ. Palmer. Mrs. G. Ivan
Peoples, DR.; Reginald S. PotteI. Mrs. L. Marks
Raab Mrs. Oscar w. Roberts, Miss Marie
Rooch, Mrs. A. F. Rosenheim, A. Kotne Mrs A.
@ John ssndsqs MRS kusa Mnea ss Sally
Miss Shelter, Mrs, Marjorie slade, sydney
Smith sydney Smith Jr, Mrs. B: sothern, G.
stamm, Fred B. stamm, Isaac Taft stoddard,
Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard,. Mrs. NJ. c. Stoddard,
Mrs. Lena NJ. Stonehart, Miss Blanche Strong
Miss Mary e. Vail. Miss Margaret R. Vail Dr.
W 6. Watson; Mrs. "; G. Watson: DR.. G. v.
Imogene Warren. Selleck Warren, Mrs. NJ L.
White, Mrs Alice NJ. Wilkinson Elmer Wilson.
Wong Him Mrs. Wong Him, Miss Catherine
Wong Him.
Honoiulu-Dr. IL. w. Coe.
Wife Goes to See Dead Whale
The British bark Antiope, Captain
Mathieson, arrived here YESTERDAY, Is
days from Newcastle, Australia. with
3,093 tons of coal. On June the An
tiope lost it's fore royal yard in a south
east gale The event of the VOYAGE
was when dead whale was sighted
August l. The captains wife had
never seen a whale close by AS the
weather was calm the skipper had a
boat launched and Mrs. Mathieson was
rowed as near as was pleasant to the
big carcass. 1t was not, however, an
agreeable sight as the carcass was COW
cred with birds of prey and surrounded
by sharks, who were all feeding greed
ily. The whale was about 100 feet long.
Logan Arrives from Philippines
The army transport Logan, Captain
Stinson, arrived yesterday from the
Philippines with 625 passengers made
up of army and navy officers, govern
ment employees enlisted men of sew
eral branches of the military service
and wives and relatives.
The only regular organization on
board was battery d of the Second |
field artillery, which has been ordered
to Vancouver There were Al enlisted
men of the navy and marine corps. |
most OF them from Manila. The dry