The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-15

LdEQlleSS the customs OIuCldAS were
able TO examine only the hand baggage
OF the passengers, who viii have to
nike motor or trolley car down TO the
wharf this morning and open their
heavier impedimenta TO the searchers
of the treasury department.
The Mongolia brought 693 passen-
gers, most of them all the way across
cabin and of these all but about 40
were from China and Japan. IT was
tie largest number Of ca bin passengers
tllat The Mongolia has ever carried, and
Daddy haWyes, the chief steward.
was a busy man for IS days II hours
and IA minutes. and then some
ID was feared that the immigration
oIucers might delay the landing of the
passengers by not boarding the ship
untll after It's arrival at the wharf.
The treasury department recently is
sued an order fOrbidding Captain Berry
I'd carry Immigration officials on the
revenue cutter Golden Gate. Although
no reason was given for the order it is
supposed TO have had its origin in the
fact that the government has provided
rle Immigration commissioner here
Win Two boats, one a ferry boat and
the other a boarding cutter.
The commissioner has refused either
TO use mis- boarding cutter for boarding
purposes or 10 hire d launch for that
purpose To avoid delay in the case
OF the Mongolia the Pacific Mail COM
paDV placed the tug Arab at the serV-
ice OF tie immigration people and by
tbs means they were able to board the
H-oHSola lh quarantine and complete
tlelr examination OF passengers before
The ship reached the wharf.
In addition 10 a large number Of pas
sengerS the Mongolia brought A big
cargo. more than 8 1000 tons of general
merchandise. The freight included
$50 bales OF raw silk. valued at more
tlan Sl5OO,oOO. -zl bales Of silk goods,
$3.50 rolls Of mating, 2.282 chests of
tea an6 6,535 rolls of gunnies.
several cases OF smallpox were dis
covered among the Asiatic passengers
durlnS the voyage, but the prompt
measures adopted by Doctor EIierony-
nous, the liners surgeon, prevented a
spread Of the disease and saved the
snip from detention IN quarantine.
Among the precautions taken by the
doctor were more than 1000 vaccina-
tons.
The 8Iongolia's passengers included:
From Hongzong- CustaTe Abrahsmson. Thorn
IS Bancroft Isaac Carver Henry 7. GrenshaN.
Mrs.. D. J. Davidson and two children Charles
! Engman. Miss B. X. Hastings. Chan Chow.
Henry 2. Kingdom Miss Mary Lindsay Mrs
=. j. Moldrup and maid, Mrs. NJ u. Pease.
Simpson and child. Mrs. A. A smith Miss B.
Tor. Wang Sbang Hu. " r. Bancroft. Miss
1ollG, DI- D.. i. EDWARDS and 5 children, Miss
r. a. Folsom r. Jemegan. Mrs. Chan Chow,
Mrs u 7. Kingdom and two children. Arthur
= Mayneid, Miss annie c. Murray, Mrs T. b
Perkins. Charles Reach; E. r. Seis L. s. n:
Mrs. Chan Shee Or. R. 6. Smith J. Stang
5Ei~s p C. H. Browne, Mrs. D. Y Chadwick
and Two children, p. ]. Davidson. Miss N. f.
Edwards. Miss L II. Gompertz. Miss Ella KeaI-
nev. Mrs T. S. Kellogg. John Y. Leach. F. J.
No'duP. Q. p. Paris, Fred Perkins Jr., B. B.
Aic. c s. simpson. 4 A Smith. Mrs. l. G.
Shanghai-Arthu Bassett. Mrs. Arthur Bas-
SOFT Mrs, H. C. Carver Mrs. c. 5. Charles and
infant. Mrs. NJ. ". Craven and child Robert
Dollar Mrs Robert Dollar. T. F. kitching Jr..
captain p. Klopfer Mrs 2. KIopfer. William
Mcdonald, Mrs. William Macdonald. Barnes
Moss. Mrs. Barnes Moss. T. 7. Price Mrs
r. p. Price and son, Francis Price Philip Price
THuHr as4H-r
Kobe-Mme J. Blasquez Miss Marie l.
Chase. Rev O. ". Hilton, Mrs. g. " Hilton
and son, David A. Murray. Mrs. D. A. Murray
and two children. G. a. =. Spsmer Miss Lois
Vac Ni'a45ei' pa ~ MauerS, MIS- IS w
Waters. b. ". Waters Jr-, Harris Waters,
YoEohama-aIrs Mary A. Aldous. Carl Boo
deker. IT. G. Bates A. X. Beckwith. Mrs. A.
Il. BeckWith " ~ Blackstock. MS ". N.
Blackstock Miss Sarah Blake. Mrs. F. f.
Brown. Mss n. j. Brown. Miss Alice Brown,
Christie. Mrs q. Clark, Miss Ruby Clark Miss
q clark DR. Douglas Cow, Mrs Douglas Cow,
Mrs Henry Davis, ]. o. de PREF. Mrs. J. g.
"a Pre- Mrs Peter Dierks. Miss Catherine
Diorss. Mrs. 7. y. Edwards George Elliott Mrs.
George Elliott Roscoe +. Fertig Maxinham "
Plies Hugh G. Gearn, Mrs. Hugh & Gesrin.
John Eleen. Mrs. John eileen, William A. Gil
lesDie Thornton Goldsby. Mrs Thornton Goldsby.
Thomas Crazy. Mrs. Sarah J. Grlbb. ". d.
Halo. Mrs. ". D. Hale, Sir Daniel n. Hamilton.
Lady Hamilton, Ma Charles r. Hazefine Miss
-. H. Hazeltine DR. Francis Henning. Mrs.
O..
hudson. Mrs. Helen r. tombstone. Miss c. r.
johnson, Miss s. r. johnson, Gordon Jones' Mrs.
Gordon Jones. Miss r. A. Jones Gordon j. G.
Jones. John r. joyce. Mrs. A. Kraft. Mrs. X.
krel and maid. A /. Kulp. Mrs A. /. Kulp.
Herbert Z. Law. Lansing Lewis. Mrs. Lansing
Lewis. Mrs =. r. Lewelyn. J. NJ. Lamont Az
bert Marsh. Andrew Nckye Charles T. Meyer.
Mrs Charles D. Meyer, Miss Mabel F. Morse,
Miss 1T. Nelson, Miss J. A. Nelson. Mrs. G.
Fauncefote aud infant. Beopo Peil. Mrs. Leo
pol Pel and maid. Miss Emma Pett. Robert
d. Patterson. RaToil Parsons. Miss 7. /. Raw
lnson Mrs. George II. Ripley William San
dar. Miss Emily Scott Miss Isabella Scott.
Mrs 81. p. SkeTett, Miss N. Stetzer, Miss
Nellie Stow. Miss r. N. Turner
Frederick Walker. Mrs. Frederick Walker, c. J.
Val r. I. Wall J. B. Watson. Mrs. II: Z.
Thomas Wolfe. 2 Zsoldes. c. l.. Zusnelli, c.
Iotama. r. :. ToyOms. T. Taunekawa-
Ho0oiuiu-Miss II. Armstrong. l.. c. Abers.
%. ~. Beaumont. n Brash, Mrs. NJ. Brash. Miss
Grace Cook. Miss r. Cara. J. z. Coburn. r.
D. Colburn, A. Christian. J. Closson. Mrs J.
Evans. Mrs ". II. Evans. IT. p Frear. '. G.
Farrar. r. b Howard and valet. Charles V.
Howard. Father Julian. J. A. Kennedy. r. +.
LANCE. Nrs. ". II. Lishman. $. N. Lowry ".
r. Lewellyn, Mrs. A. g Mckenzie F. W Nc
Cailan. Mrs D. r. Merriam. Miss J.. D. Mer-
j. O. Presse. W Y. Pierce Miss Ella NJ
Pierce. G. y. Spitz. y. r. Sanborn. Mrs J. "
Saunders. s p Thompson. Mrs s. F. Thompson
T. j. Williams. Mrs. g. F. WsitT Miss NJ
Wight. r. N. Watson and child. J.. MargeIin
BufOrd TO Go 10 Alaska
The army transport Buford has been
alongside the transport wharf being
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