The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

Sary health in
specton before the ship reached port
The quarantine steamer ran along
Stoe, and few minutes after Chief
= uarantine Officer Trotter boarded the
-lIlef ooWn came the yellow flag. AS
soon as the customs officials were on
bo6fo the liner proceeded to the wharf
ana captain Sandberg completed the
sooo work by making his docking ship
shape and Bristol fashion. BY wireless
SenL several days ago Captain Sand
Derg had set the time of his arrival at
oaZ Zbreak, and he kept his word.
Lhe liner brought sS7 passengers
altogether. OF the cabin passengers 40
We're from China and Japan and about
80 from Honolulu. Among the Asiatics
IN the steerage We're SO Hindus. The
cargo OF 5,Ue4 tons Included 493 bales
OF raw SILK, 27,ll5 chests of tea and $40
sacks of peanuts. An unusual ship
ment IN the cargo was 675 narcissils
bulbs from Annoy. The liner also
brought treasure valued at $l55. 600 and
mace up Of 10000 Mexican dollars and
DR.. A D. Foster. the marine hospital
surgeon who came home on the Korea,
Has been stationed at Hongkong. Be
1ore going there he was at Annoy,
where he also filled the post of deputy
United states consul general
Dr. Henry Churchill King. president
OF Oberlin college, who is making q
lecture tour Of the world, stopped off
g Honolulu.
Among the Honolulu passengers on
the Korea were many prominent resi-
dents Of the island port. Miss Thelme
Farker, heiress TO a large estate in
Hawaii. and Miss Beatrice Campbell,
vacation at their island homes, came
up on the Korea to re-enter school.
A. J. Campbell and NJ A. Silva were
also passengers They are going to
Portugal to recruit immigrants for the
islands. Another passenger from Homo
lulu was Miss Ella Maloney, head
nurse at Queens hospital
The passengers included:
From liongkons-D. H. Cameron. c. ID.
Pierce. Mrs. z. r. Barton. DIR. 4. y. Foster
Mn- Robinson. " J. Breen. Miller Joblin and
Sbanghai-F W North and Edward Poskitt
Kobe-C- kitagaws Mrs J. 2. Campbell u.
Nose. Mrs A. B. Genso and Mrs II. r. Shat
Yokehama-J. r. Barrott. owen .Brzant Mrs.
J ?. Downs, Charles Ie Roy ! streetman. C
De lineean- J. AsnoS- Dr. J. Bryant Miss Aliee
L. Goats. y IT. Faber, NJ Mantelli. d. THE
mann. q. Tober. Mrs. J. Agnew. child and
maid Mrs J. Brg-nt. J. p Downs l. lsaacs
and servant Mrs. II. Ogawa. .. Thiemann and
T. Wolf.
Hanoulu-Allss Mary Allen. s. L. Aldrich
F. W Barnard Mrs f. ". Barnard Master
Edward Barnard. Million 7. BARTON. c. g.
Bockus. p E. BatteIle. Master Argyll BottelIe
a. J. Campbell. Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Miss Bea-
a = Daie Mrs a = Dale Mis- Darhine pa,
mon T. NJ Dowsert Mrs. !. NJ. DoHsett. H.
n DowSett T. T.. Dowsett. Miss A. 4. DOwsett.
Miss H. Fans. Miss +. Eams. F. Edlmann, Miss
JalIan GreenweII Mrs Mary Gum, II. D. Hazard.
Mrs. IT. d. HaZard. C. Hedemann. Nrs. c. Hede
\
Hind. Mrs James Find, Miss Margaret Hind Miss
Mona Hind. Miss Eva Hind Miss Msude Hind.
Master B. Leighton Hind. Robert Hind. Mrs.
Robert Hind. a Hooper. Harry NJ Jack. Miss
j. n Jacques. Mrs. A r. Jacques. " F. Jor-
cor >; = Nlilk, - s1 lan Aai
Ella NsIonev. Miss &. Maltby, Dr. c. p. Merrill.
Mrs- James McAndrews. J. = McCanaless James
AIcCrosson J. 7: AcCrosson, Dr. {. T. Mclean:
Mrs. c. r. Mclean. Miss Thelma Parker and
msid Mary Seto. =. F. Peck. Mrs.. p. f. Peek.
Miss Peck. Miss Ed5th Philips Rev " II Pot
wine. Mrs. u. F. Potwine and child Miss F.
Vice. T. Saigo. n A Silva. Delamar Skerrett.
Speidel Elliot c. Taylor. F. Tempsky,
Miss 4. Won Tempsky. Miss g; von Tempsky.
M Ware J. A. Watt Frederick ]. Whitney,
Miss Clara Wilson. Miss A. Wodehouse. C. Vol
ter. Miss wolters and Miss Grace Merrill.
HorneIen Commercial Museum
The Norwegian steamer Hornelen
which arrived yesterday from Chile
and Peru, is doing good missionary
work along the South American coast
". r. Grace & Co, who have the yes
sci chartered. have htted up a sort of
commercial museum on the upper deck
Three large rooms are devoted to this
purpose and they are fitted up with
specimens OF American manufacture.
An emplOye Of Grace & Co. travels
with the exhibits, and wherever in
South America the Hornelen stops the
NJ erchan ashore are invited on board
TO inspect the samples Of American in
There are samples on the shelves and
everything that the United States can
supply South America. One room is de-
voted to machinery, such as gasoline
engines and electric motors Here are
also sample telephones, electric lamps,
Illuminating and lubricatlng' oils as
well as paints OF all sorts. In another
room are samples Of California prod
llcts such as wines and all kinds of
dried and canned fruits. The exhibit
contains samples of clothing, shoes and
a long list OF other articles that figure
. 4rar Dc here and the lower
At every port, the officers of the
Hornelen say. this museum is crowded
The man irH<charge is kept busy taking
orders and the experiment has al
ready had a beneficial effect upon the
general trade.
2 nd ore The niter will be discharged
here and the ore at Tacoma.
Cruisers VIII Sail Today
The -arnored cruiser California, flag
ship Of the Pacific feet; Washington,
PENNSYLVANIA and Colorado will leave
mis- morning for Valparaiso, where
they viii participate in the celebration
Of the one hundredth anniversary OF
Cbile's freedom. After the celebration
the washington will proceed to Hamp-
ton Roads to. join the Atlantic feet.
and the other ships viii return to this
port.
French Bark i'm Heavy Weather
The French bark Jules Gommes,
which arrived yesterday, 225 days from
Antwerp via Hobart ts5 daysl, en-
countered a terrific gale April q off
Tasmania The decks were swept re-
neatedlv by the heavy seas, which
stove in three of the ships boats and
aid other damage about the decks. At
Hobart the Gommes lost an anchor and
chain. but recovered them before leav-
ing the harbor-
Governor sails for Semitic
-r,,a pacific Coast steamship COM
nauv's Governor sailed yesterday Tor
Seattle with about 400 passengers
Among them were
\ A Shaw and wife Miss T. Bergfedt
~ Rapnel Mrs. X. p Pierson. son
y T5,eS and daughter
" 7 I-tark H. A. Arnold
N 9 Penny and fam C. F. Shepperd
~ - Miss s. Graham
~ e.,,a+f and wife Mrs A. Y. Sealmane
: : -, = roeo,-r ~ Mrs " J. Hooking
s@s S.sss Tee1pado Miss 3. Devoe
,5s ,tsss Ts--+.r5 G. /. Gooch and wife
Miss 7. SOrenson MISS Grace o""cH
~. 49, rs-lonr Ellen A. SaHhug
M Mtss i5Sas r1o.1s errast Miss b. Shaw
,Aiss q Stonoer Miss .. Lowenthsi
J. " Sayrc lI. slts. ~ ~
q " Hsggs MISE ~ 49,
X ] Grennng and VIE ME-: p. =. 70 s aus
Miss N. e Calender r j. GrahAm ano VIE
Miss J.. Manning Kiss Lucs DaiHe'
49, ,tt Tbompsou A r. Sponsler