The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-17

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% r = Asaferd Miss B. Lang
Miss E BicknelI Miss L. NJ. Lemon
2AiSs = bonetu F. d. Lucas
4 S;-t h 6onnei Mrs. Lucas and infant
S[s bonner H. F. Lucas
Miss n. T. Castle Mis- I = STcC-o-.b,
Mrs. I. CoegsheW Mrs = Mscfes-
s Sttes J. Colburn Miss o. Y. Mapson
$50 ? A0lpofn Colonel C. Miles
Miss ]. ColehoWer E. Nelson
ass ass \ COX Mrs. Nelson
-.ss p Cox y. Nelson
4 7 s., \ Creighton Mrs. !. onishi and son
A p. Dredge afrs OSS
Ms L Dreier Mrs y Palmanteer
Miss 2. DuJOr Mrs y I Porter
Mrs j. Dyer. Two chill Miss l. T. Pullman
Qreu ana maid Miss R. Raphael
3r- E. D. Fsirchilds = %. Reed
Mrs Fairchilds Mrs Reed
L. Ferderber George Reed
n = (, Lofty Mrs. " A. Rideout and
Mrs Fulz Miss Sailor
~ y Seoa Miss D. J. Salisbury
Sliss r 6uppy Miss A. Santos
Miss A K HsIlock Miss e. schuyler
:. Hamamoto Miss 3. shaw
Alrs. y l. Harmon W $ Shearer
Mss Harmon .. f. Sullivan
\ Il. Hll Master c. Suuho
Mrs. N b. Horton " Tbisrlcxvafre
Tong Ching Hung f. Treskow
y. Hurd Mrs. Treskow and child
Z. Jusd TX. ). Winter
TenyO Maru Sails for Far East
AZ . r tGAlEcE turbine inner IHUNO
Maru, with Captain ". c. T S. Filmer
temporarily in command sailed, yester-
Gay Tor the Tar east with a small cargo
plE large number of passeng gers.
Captain Filmer, who was formerly in
the company's service but now in bust
ness IN this city, is taking Captain
Bent has been granted sick leave for
Inat length Of time. The star passenger
on the liner was Baron Kanetake Oura-
Aiie y japanese minister of agriculture
VINO IS returning TO Japan after an OBJ
SefNdLlon tour OF the world. Many
prominent japanese residents were on
BOARD the steamer to bid their dis
Ingulshed cOuntryman goodby. Another
passenger on the Tenyo was w Roder-
lex dorsey, united states vice consul at
=. al VINO Is returning TO his post.
me liner carried a large number of
ASlaLlc passengers, among whom We're
Hindus who had been ordered de-
ported. Although the Hindus now com
ing 10 California are neither worse nor
better than the first arrivals. il is only
recently that the immigration officials
nave Iound any number of them unfit
Tor admission to the country. Those
0eporLec yesterday were sent back
some Of them because they acknowl-
eo9ed themselves polygamists, but
most of them on the ground that they
were liable to become public charges.
The Tenyo sailed from pier 81 which
viii be the regular wharf for the T. K.
i. ships after the first Of next year.
lnelr experience with the new wharf
has greatly pleased the company Off
Gals Not only does the wharf afford
more space and better facilities for
handling cargo than the Pacific Mail
company ever found it convenient to
offer its ally, but the location of the
pier in its relation to the tides makes
the docking and departure Of the big
shlps much simpler proposition. The
Tenyo got away yesterday in dashing
style.
The Tenyo's passengers included:
For Yokohsma-Miss NJ Aisawa E. Barnby
Charles BENJAMIN, Mrs. Charles Benjamin. A. F.
Biaum, William z. Carlin, Mrs. William r.
Csrlin, Baroness de Chauboulon. Mrs. L. Gug-
genuine. T. Hori. Mrs. James +. Keeney, Perry
r. Keeney, Mrs. F. McKim and maid. Miss r.
:. Muller. Baron X. 0ura, T. Sakai, Mrs. b.
schweitzer. +. H. seidmore, Mrs. F. Il. scid-
more Mrs. +. y. Scidnore. L NJ Sedgwick
Miss Z. Shsrpless. k Takaku. f. NJ Tegner
George S. Tracy Mrs George S. Tracy, Ii. W.
Turner, Percival Kirschten.
Kobe-ReT. X Ibuka, d. D., Miss NJ. Naka-
gawa.
A. Allison. c. +. Boksy, Mrs. c. Z. Bokay, Miss
I r. Br0therton, H Chandless Mrs r. Fl.
ChaDdless, Rev T. g. Deis. Mrs. F. G. Deis W
q. G-aen, A. r. Hager. Mrs. B. Harvey, Miss
Marie 7. HaseDphug. Tracy R. Kelley. Mrs.
Tracy r. Kelley and infant. Rev. R. n. Natter.
Mrs r. n Natter, Charles c. Merwin. Mrs
Charles c. Merwin, D.. Caroline S. Merwin,
Rev J. A. Miller, Mrs J. A. Miller. jamie Nil
Ter. Zenos Miller, Ralph Miller. Paul Miller 0.
Moller, Mrs. 0. Moler and amah. II! S. Myers.
Mrs II. 8 Myers. II. Ollerdessen, Mrs. II. Of
Ierdessen. Miss N. 0llerdessen Miss E. OIler-
dessen. i. NJ SutIine. Mrs. F. NJ Sutiiffe. s.
D. Tsckian, g. E. Tucker, Mrs. O. Z. Tucker.
Hongkong Grace Z. Barneburg F. P.
Buchanan. Rev A. J. Fisher. Mrs. A. J. Fisher.
/ John Elliott Fisher. F. r. Fry, Mrs. f. r. Fry
and maid. Miss Mabel ellison, Mrs. T. Cold
schmidt. J.. Guggenhime, Rev. William Harris,
Herbert X. Hare, II. r Hosch, Miss Harriet
Howell DR.. George II. jerks, Mrs. George II.
jerks, DR., Clarence J. King, Mrs. A W. Mar
shall Ware Marshall, Glenn Miller. Mrs. Glenn
Miller. II. J. Morton, Mrs Il. J. Morton, Mrs.
II NJ. Payne. Ray Peopes, Quan Doom. c. 9.
samson Fred N. Schultz. Mrs. Fred II. Schultz
Miss May Secrisr. s r. Stern, Mrs. s r. Stern,
Or Andrew Timberman, Mrs. J. S Van Buren,,
n VoIIbrecht J. S. Vosburg.
Join at HonoInIu-L Getz Mrs l. Getz, B.
Meakin, S. II. Warren, Mrs. S. H. Warren, s.
Warren, Miss J. Warren
Lurlfne has Big Cargo
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Lurline, which was expected
TO arrive from Honolulu last night
about midnight, and win dock early
this morning, has large cargo of
island products and number of pas
sengers. Among the passengers is /.
A. Ct Parish, former Honolulu po-
iicensn who is coming TO California
10 take charge Of an orange ranch he
recently bought. Another passenger
on the Lurline is Mrs Nj. S. Mack, su-
Y,eriutendent of the Susanaah Wesley
home. She is accompanied by her
daughter Miss =. Mack, and is going
10 deliver a series Of lectures in this
country
Codhsher Czarfna Arrives From North
The schooner Czarina. Captain Wall
ste6t. arrived yesterday, 3 days from
ssnak with i2O. 600 goldfish. Instead
Of the usual tale Of hardship and bad
luck, Captain Wailstedt came home
with a smile and the news that fishing
IN the Boring sea was good and the
weather fine. In addition TO the cod
fish the Czarina brought down 200 bar
rels Of salmon. Captain Walistedt re-
norted that the Schooner J. =. Spreck-
els which left here June 10. arrived at
Sanak July 10.
phoenix Wrecl<age Drifting south
According to a wireless received
Yesterday from the revenue cutter Nc
Cl3lIocil the capsized hull of the
13l,ra,,f~ is rfflI in the me