The San Francisco call., 1910-08-03

eled lanes or the south seas.
Among the through passengers will
be James Wyper. local repres sentative
of the London and Lancash fire in
surance company. Wyper, accompan-
led by his wife and four daughters, is
going to Sydney to visit relatives.
:, William Metz, manager of the Ma
uonal cash register company, his wife
and two daughters. will take steamer
at TAHITI for Wellington.
w, Farmer Whyte and his wife, who
are In charge of q Maoris who have
returning with the aborigines to the
antipodes.
Another sydney passenger will be
Mrs, r. s. l.. Norris who is going to
Australia on visit
-; Among 4, ,o the passengers for Tahiti
VIII be United States Senator George
c. Perkins and his niece, Alma Perkins
Ihey will make the round trip on the
liner.
The Misses B. and f. Kleinschmitt of
tSd 6erkeIey eI viii also be passengers on
two months with friends in Tahiti
Another passenger for Tahiti will be
A H Moffitt, formerly travelling passen-
ger agent for the Oceanic steamship
company, and more recently with the
Erie railroad. Moffitt is recovering
from severe illness. He will be ac-
companied by his wife. A r. Morrow.
general superintendent of the Califor-
mia wine association, will take the
round trip by way of a vacation.
Glacier Down From Navy Yard
The navy supply steamer Glacier,
which VIII accompany the special serv-
ice squadron soon to be dispatched to
Valparaiso, came down yesterday from
Mare island to take on about $30, 900
worth of miscellaneous supplies.
The special service squadron which
viii help Chile to celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of its independ-
ence will consist of four armored
The Glacier will sail south in about
10 days.
Norwegian Steamer Pays Duty ON Coal
The Norwegian steamer Alden, whose
cago of coal was seized because of
violation of the coastwise law, was
on the 1900 tons Of coal that it should
have discharged at Honolulu. This
made two duties paid on the coal, the
first having been paid in Honolulu
When II touched there from Australia.
The department. at Washington rec
commended that the first payment and
costs be returned to the steamer.
City of PuebIa Sails for Seattle
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys City of Puebla sailed yesterday
for Seattle with $50 passengers. Among
them were:
NJ. Blum and wife Miss Clara Mars
j. T. Moore and wife Mrs. ]. f. McShane
Miss NJ. Z. Callinder James Mcclure
Mrs. f. NJ. Crowley II. c. Curtis
Miss Robe W. D. Parrott
Miss A. Brauer Mrs. c. NJ Ravens
B. C. Sampson d. S. Clarke and wife
Grant X Phillips Charles d. Hull
A. d. Smith John Dudley
F. Young John C. Elkins
p. Bafe ]. d. Ready
]. H Morris F. g. Randall
f. Slater f. Guinnen
a. A. Burps J. G. wright and wife
j. g. gliding d. Isbell and wife
Miss NJ 0lding George Taylor
J. F. Riley and wife j. Urban
Mrs. ]. A. Tesack George G. Gain
Mrs. Cline W. Morrison and wife
Miss Bertha Mars d. Hanrihan
Harbor Board Passes Payroll
The harbor commissioners held
brief session yesterday for the purpose
of pssng g stS1s5 sss S ayrS be SnaG whsh s
rescinded the Santa Fe's assignment at
Main street. This includes the freight
ferry slip and little Main street wharf,
both of which are being torn out to
make way for improvements. The rail-
road company has been provided for
elsewhere
wfIheImina Sails Today
The Matson navigation companys
steamer Wilhelmina,, Captain Peter
with 20 cabin passengers and 10 in the
steerage. The liner will carry about
$500 tons of freight
Water Front Notes
The Matson navigation companys
Enterprise is due today from Hilo with
freight and passengers.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan sails
Saturday for Panama and way ports.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Curacao, which has been out of
commission for some months under
going general overhauling, is again
ready for active service and-will sail
Saturday for Guaymas and way ports
The liner Siberia arrived August / at
Hongkong.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Para
left Acapulco July 80 for this port The
CfsF of Sydney, from the isthmus, is due
hest Friday.
heceipts of lumber yesterday by sea
ausvsunted to 100000 feet.