The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
KOREA ARRIVES
FROM FAR EAST
Liner Brings Few Through
Passengers, but Many
From Honolulu
Cargo Includes Large Ship
nnents Of New Tea and
Raw Silk

But for the fact that laundry work
is cheap in. the far east the officers
OF the liner Korea, which arrived hero
yesterday, would have been compelled
to devote most of their pay this yoy-
age to the liquidation of washing
bills. The liner was in fine weather
continuously from the time Of leaving
here until its arrival yesterday Two
days from this port, on the outward
voyage, the order was issued for all
hands to don white duck uniforms and
white duck was a standing order until
two days ago when the chill land
breeze made change to warmer
clothes advisable. The laundering Of
cisco would take cruel reef in any
sailorman's pay, but on the trans-Pa-
cif1c liners the officers have their wash
ing done In Yokohama and Hoongkong;
$3.50 per hundred pieces. whether the
pieces be socks or blankets.
The Korea brought only 81 cabin
passengers from the orient, but a
large number from Honolulu. There
were IA in the second cabin and 227
in the Asiatic steerage. The cargo OF
5.12s tons included 4S7 bales Of raw
silk and 23.1s9 chests of tea.
Captain Nelson. commander of tho
liner. was greeted here with the news
from sturgis. and Walton. New York
gwanson.s sn would @ ss be out n0Gn' in the fall
Purser Allen of the Korea was left
behind in the hospital at Yokohama,
seriously Ill. r. ]. Kilbey. who was
purser Allen is expected to como
home on the Siberia as a passenger.
The passengers included:
From Hongkong-w. E. Graves. Mrs. ". E.
Robinson.
Msnils-Dr. v. I. Andrews, General n. +.
Miss D. FansIer. Or. H. d. Kneedler. Miss F.
Lichtenherx. J. W Shumann Mrs. ]. w TShu-
mann. E. r. Shnmann. Rev. s. ]. Smith, U. s. A.
Nagasaki-iiss A. NJ. Ashbaugh. Miss Sung
Yokohama-E. Bandini G.: W: Brown. 2. l.
cbope fS nelerardo m E 0idIe I5eensnf T. Dneops
Hutchinson. Mrs. 8. Mann, Miss D. Mann A. w.
Todd. Miss V. Young
man. P. G. Riley. Mrs. B. Clarke. T. B. Ranger.
Mrs. T; B.. Ranger, Mrs. P. G. Riley. Miss r.
Mrs Ms Moses Miss ssnss Ms f
Mrs. ". Patton. 81 l. Pollock. E, s. Berry: Miss
I. I.ittlejohn. Z. ". .Hedemann. Miss A. Green.
c. Peters. Mrs. E. G. Peters. Charles D. Mnlikin,
F. J. Fenstermacher. D. B. Denton. William
Renter Mrs. William Renter. Mrs. w. s. Ven
Gibbs. Mrs. C. P. Kennedy, Miss NJ. Walsh, Mrs.
". A. Ferguson. Rev. W. D. westervelt. Mrs.
Rhoda Pascoe, Miss H. Duremberger. J. Grozeir.
f. Adelseck Mrs. r. Adelseck. Mrs. r. A.. Nc
Wayne. Lieutenant ". s. Martin, z. 8. A.: Mrs.
". s Martin and two children. Miss Anna Fa-
muIla Miss P. s. Famulla. F. Donohue. Miss NJ.
C. HILL Miss Grace Power. Mrs. F. A. Kapp. ".
r Wilson, Mrs. Y. F. Wilson. Mrs. Warren VII
son. Miss Clara Wilson. Miss F. Wilson. ]. B..
Garnean. " f. whittemore. Miss F. witcher,
Miss x. DriscolI Miss L. villenrer. Dr. E. v.
Terrell. Miss X. Stanton. B. Graham Miss K.
P. Grey. T. Stark. Benjamin Nogfe Mrs. Benja-
min .Nogie
PennsyIvanfa Here From Panama
The Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania,
Captain Austin, arrived early yesterday
morning from Panama via San Pedro
with 19 passengers and 2440 tons of
New York freight. The Pennsylvania
arrived shortly after o'clock a. m.
and docked at pier II.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1213,00 feet
The Japanese liner Hongkong AIaru,
from the orient, will arrive late to-
morrow.
Transport Service
The Buford Is at San Francisco
The Crook is at San Francisco.
sThe Logan left San Francisco for Manila