The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28


"a the far east. On
~ I--------,-i4 board will be Sec
retary of War
lss Dickinson and a
E large party from
49, y | Washington on the
sF zE way to the Philip
NT pines, where the
secretary will make
the intimate ac-
/ quaintance of some
| of the problems the
war department is
called upon to
solve.
--<------ The Siberia will
make a special call at Manila for the
purpose Of landing 4 big shipment Of
government freight. This army and
navy cargo includes two 6 inch
guns and large consignment of
sinatl arm ammunition. On board
mere viii be $500 tons Of government
lFelght The total cargo viii measure
Much of the Siberia's freight was late
~ reaching pier -. and as a result
several gangs of stevedores worked all
ltSnt IN order TO have the ship loaded
~ tlme The Siberia will carry more
than Loo cabin passengers for the far
eaSlt q large number for Honolulu and
tl'hE NJ Asiatics ia the steerage. Among
VINO were refused landing
Mnnchuria Has Record Cargo
me Pacific Mail liner Manchuria,
captain Dixon, viii be here next Sat
ufuaY with large number Of pas
sengers and the biggest cargo. in many
months by "A homeward bound China
Ilnef The Manchuria sailed from
iloholuIu sunday morning and win be
Ilhef are l65 cabin passengers, of
whom l10 are from China and Japan.
sraa sro SO 5Qo Aslaties. the majority of whom
are HlnduS. The Manchuria has - 400
tons of cargo, which includes $500 tons
OF overland freight and 200 tons for
raIlaI1a. = ma The overland cargo includes
a9oa a9I siik valued at more than $1,000, 600
anu Dig Shipment of new season tea.
Wilhelmina Is Due This Afternoon
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Wilhelmina, Captain Peter
Johnson, homeward bound from Homo
iulG VIII be in port about , o'clbck this
afternoon according to a wireless re-
celNed from Captain Johnson On board
Ihe hllhelmina are a, number of fight
VINO was expected to be on board is
said TO have stayed over at Honolulu
tol tIe Mancnurla. which is not due
mere until Saturday. The Wilhelmina
big cargo of island products
Many Booked for South Sea Trip
The oceanic steamship oompanv's
hher Mariposa. Captain Hayward will
san az IL o'clock tomorrow morning for
Tahiti with a large number of ma ssen-
gers. Some of them are bound for New
Zealand and Australia but the ma ioritS,
are making the round trip between
mere ana Papeete for health and pleas
ure- Among the passengers booked is
a large party of Los Angeles peopIe.
X X Strange, accompanied by his wife
ana son. VIII be passengers. Strange
was recently badly injured in an auto
mobile trip.
Governor Carries Many Passengers
The Pacific Coast steamship com
panys Governor. which sailed yesterday
Ior southern California, carried about
400 passengers. Among them were:
Miss c. Dolwer Miss G. AIarlowe Miss G Ted
ford. ]. Murphy, Mrs X Schiller. Mrs NJ
Marsh. Mrs c. G. Darling. Mrs. NJ. c. Wilson
Mrs. A. Nixon. f. Fl. Scott. Mrs F. H. Scott
= A. scott T. oakes. Z. c. Cervert and wife
Il ! ntgomery. 6: w. Reynolds w a. Paul
Jones " Nerron: b. ". Shore Wife era and a. SON N
Doctor Downes and wife, r. Boyd and wife F.
n Floyd; A.; Green. II. r. Hack. ]. Keeler,
nrs {. n Titus. Mrs. a. Titus. Miss NJ. b.
Bennett. Miss NJ Myers. F. W Turner. R. G.
Poulen. Mrs a n Bryan: Walter Bryan. G.
Sanford Mrs. B. Craib
Water Front Notes
The japanese liner Nippon Maru. out
ward bound, arrived yesterday at Homo
lulu.
The Standard oil steamer .Dakotab.
Captain Ross, cleared yesterday for
Shanghai.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea.
1920, 900 feet.
The United States navy collier Pro-
metheus, which sailed Sunday with two
Darses IN TOW, is bound for Honolulu.
This is the big Golfers maiden voyage.
BY United wireless
STEAMER RosEcRANs, from San Francisco 1.is for
Porilsnd-JuHe 26. .. m. 3 miles south of
Yaquina heads; strong head winds, heavy head
STEAMER HUMBOLDT, from Granville channel
for Seattle, in tow tug Iorne-June &C. s
,. m, of Active pass; weather fine; expect to
r arrive at Seattle Monday noon.
STEAMER HILoNIAN, from Seattle for Homo
lulu-June p. l:SO a. m, passed Cape Flat
terry; moderate west wind; clear; barometer.
30I6; temperature. so.
STEAMER GEORGE W. ELDER from San
Francisco for San Pedro-June 2e 800 D. M
10 miles south Of Port San Luis; light north
west wind; smooth.
! STEAMER KLAMATH from San francisco for
San Pedro-June &c 2:20 p. M. ? miles
southwest Of Point Conception; clear; light
northwest wind smooth.
STEAMER SANTA ROSA, from San Diego for
San FrancscO-June 26. 1:l5 p. na., on Point
Arguello; strong northwest wind; choppy sea ;
all well.
STEAMER REpoNDo. from Redondo Beach for
Coos bay--June 26, p. M. ~ miles south
Of Point Conception; overcast; light west
breeze; sea smooth
! STEAMER WILEELMINA, from Honolulu for
san Francisco-June 26. S D. M $50 miles
/ OF San Francisco: fresh north wind; moderate
sea: cloudy.
! STEAMER ENTERPRISE, from Hilo for san
/ Franesco-June. 26. p. m, 1859 miles OF
San Francisco; clear; moderate east-northeast
wind and sea.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA. from Port San
Luis for HOnOlulu-June 26 y. M. 1.3ll
miles of Port San Luis; moderate trades and
sea: all well.
STEAMER BUCKMAN. from Seattle for San
Francsco-June 26. 10 m, of Grays Harbor:
light northwest wind and smooth sea: cloudy
STEAMER PRESIDENT, from San Francisco for
Seattle-June 20. p. M. T5 miles north of
Cape BlancO: strong northwest wind; big head
sea; all well.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFORNIA, from San
Francisco for Eureka-June 26. S y. m is
miles north Of Point Reyes strong northwest
gale and
BR. STEAMER PECTAN. from Taltal for San
] Franeisco.June PC. D. M. 100 miles soutl
Of San Francisco lghtshp: strong northwest
wind, moderate sea: barometer. % S4 tempera-
tire 50. June -, $50 a. m.-Passed Point
Sur.
/ STEAMER WASHTENAw, from Port San Luis
for P0rtland-Jme 26, 7:30 p. M. 10 miles
south of st. George reef; strong northwest
ture. 55.
STEAMER CHARLES NELSON from Seattle for
! San Francisco-June PC. p. m. % miles
south of Cape Blanco; strong northwest breeze:
moderate sea: expect TO arrive June 2S a. nl
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