The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

AOilOMluS the us
covery June s that
T. Legardi, one of
the saloon walters,
was suffering from smallpox. The
sick man was at once isolated in the
hospital at the after end of the ship
and the entire population of the glory
hole. 30 walters, accompanied him into
retirement a guard was placed on the
isloation ward to see that the exiles
stayed put. Soldiers were detailed to
act as walters in. place of the glory
hole contingent. Everybody on board
was then vaccinated.
There We're Is army surgeons on the
transport and they all helped. The
glory hole was fumigated and when
the transport arrived here and Doctor
iotter chief quarantine officer.
iearned what had been done he decided
mat II would be all right to give the
sap pratlque. Before the vessel was
released, however. the smallpox patient
ana his 81 shipmates were transferred
20 me quarantine station. where they
VIII pc held, Legardi until he has re-
covered and the others until all danger
or their contracting or carrying the
dlsease has been passed.
on the outward trip of the Sherman
OF appendicitis
The sherman made good time both
gong and coming and has been on the
move pretty constantly since leaving
here. Captain Hail. master of the
trooper and Chief Steward i. Peter
son VIII be transferred in few days
TO the Buford. which is to make its
regular annual trip to Alaska. Cap
tain LYMAN, who has been on leave,
and j. Denny, now second steward.
will be appointed acting chief steward
for the next voyage to the Philippines.
fhe sherman brought home the
Fourth United States Infantry, whose
commander. Colonel Edwin E. Bolton,
was the ranking officer on board.
Among the cabin passen gers were a
number of navy officers and officers
Of the marine corps with their wives
from Nagasak was Lieutenant Colonel
4 o. +. Ladd, adjutant general, L. 5. A.
accompanied by Mrs. Ladd. Colonel
w W. Gray of the army medical corps
also Joined the trooper at Nagasak XII:
I Captain w. +. Winters of the Third
cavalry with his wife and three chill
dren were passengers from Honolulu.
The passengers on board, cabin and
steerage. totaied 1850 and every one
Of them has fresh vaccination scar.
Colonel Lad1, who joined the troop
ship at Nagasal<i. will relieve Colonel
William A. Simpson adjutart gen
eral of the department of California.
Liner TO BE Released Today
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru,
which arrived Friday and was ordered
into quarantine. was fumigated yeSter-
day at Angel island for the purpose of
killing all the rats on board. After
the fumgiation the United States mail
was released and today the ship will
be turned over to the Toyen Kisen kai-
Sha and tOwed to pier A. where the
cargo win be discharged. The passen-
gers. all in good health have been
landed at the quarantine station. where
they viii remain until next Friday
afternoon. When the ship reaches the
dock stevedores will work night and
DAY discharging the freight
President sails for seattle
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's President. Captain Cousins.
sailed Yesterday for Seattle with about
400 passengers. Among them were:
Mrs. a. F. Chambers :. 7. Blakely
Miss Dixon II. B. Meyers and wife
r. c. Rappot ]. c. Masden
1 A. j. Cramphore Miss o. G. Boysden
! p E. Healy. wife and A. J. Tyrell
/ z. j. Cahaln Miss b. NJ. Pritchard
! r. Mama Mrs Libby
! b. n Irwin NJ. Helme
! ID. r. Hudson Mrs. Helme
( Charles Campbell Mrs. N. Stevenson
Z J. II. Grover NJ. Howden and wife
! G. Peterson r. T. Ellington and
4 y F. Hall wife
Miss Il. Ortman Mrs. ]. Ross
! Miss X. Mcclure Miss s. X. Eriiank
Mrs L. y. Dolan Miss NJ. :. Erhank
Z. a; Evans, wife and W. Marquardt
child Mrs. f. A. Neif
1 W. J. Harrison {. r. keDnitt
c. P. Jones J. Flanders
Sierra Is Due Tuesday
The Oceanic steamship companys
liner Sierra. Captain Hondlette. is due
Tuesday from Honolulu with a large
number of passengers. Among those
on board are Bishop ReStarick and his
/ son. Judge Beatty, and Professors Lord
and Coddington. The professors are as
tronomers who went to the island port
to make observations of Halleys
comet. The Sierra Will sail from here
for Honolulu next Saturday and al
ready about 130 passengers have been
booked.
Mosquito Fleet Arrives
The--torpedo boat destroyers Colds
borough. Rowan. Lawrence. Paul Jones
Perry and Preble arrived yesterday
from San Diego and proceeded up the
been stationed at the southern port for
several months.
Water Front Notes
The next big China liner due here is
the Siberia which sailed at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning from Honolulu. and
is due at this port next Friday.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1S36,000 feet.
The schooner J. d. Spreckels cleared
Yesterday for a codfishing cruise in the
The japanese liner Chiyo Maru ar
rived yesterday at Hongkong from this
Tie San Francisco and Portland
stea mship companys new liner Beaver
Captain Mason. sailed yesterday on its
first regular trip to Portland with about
400 passengers and full cargo.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Sydney.
Captain Fisher sailed yesterday for
Panama and way ports with 80 pas
sengers and 1000 tons of freight. of
which 1.50O tons, mostly California
products. is for New York.
Largest Lumber Cargo
PORTLAND. June 11.-Carrying what
is said TO be the largest cargo of lum-
Der ever floated. the British ship
knight OF the Garter sailed from Port
land today for north China ports. The
charterers Of the steamer were so anX-