The San Francisco call., 1913-07-17
MONGOLIA SAILS
WITH BIC CARGO
Passenger List Largest of
Season for Great Liner
Headed for Hongkong
Piling Whistles and Groans
as Tugs Aid Leviathan
Out of Her Dock

With its rails lined with scores of
passengers leaving for the far east.
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, Cap
tain Emery Rice, left for Hongkong
and sway ports yesterday afternoon
with one of the largest cargo and pas
senger lists of the season,
The departure was marked by no
untoward event except that the big snip
ment of sduealzs and groans caused by
the friction between the ships side
and the wharf. IL was ebb tide and
despite the use of all caution and
O. the officious assistance of the Pacific
Mail tug Ara bs the liner clung lovingly
to the wooden piles. sending forth a
came intensified when the Mongolia
made final embrace. causing the
dolphin head TO shift alarmingly and
sending hundreds of spectators flying
from threatened disaster.
Those who sailed were:
Tor Hor0ulu-E AdeSeck. Mrs. F. AdelSecK.
3. E. Bceman. ". Fl Barringer Mrs. Z; J. bar bar
Mrs. Georsp r. Carr Ching ouow Chow. Mrs. B
Clarke. II. c. Dillingham;. b. F. penahue y.
. Dubois. Miss Louise Duncan. Mss Nellie Epler.
Mrs. Rosalie N. Frost. Miss L. Gardner. Miss
: Jeane E. Geary. Benjamin F. Graham. Joshua
Grozler Miss Jane Gurnev Harlow Hewett. Mrs
Mrs. 7. G. Hummel 4 II. Jones, Miss =. keht-
ner. 6. o, batimer. J. NJ Levy. l. LINDSAY
LoUcks. Mrs ". i. F.oucks, T. j. Lowrey. Mrs
r. J. Towrer. 4. J. Iowrey. Mrs. T. b Mscom-
her. Mrs. J. Mafher. Robert Metcalf. Mrs. G. 1.
Morgan. e. c. Murdoek. Mrs. F. c; Mqrdock W.
+. Neucks. Mrs ". E. NQncks. Y +. Osborn,
Mrs. V. p. Osborn. F. B. Ranger. Mrs. r. =,
Ranger. NJ. i. RAYMOND. Mrs. F. NJ Raymonds
Mrs T.. y. Seoville J. S. SpftZer, Mrs. J. 5.
Splitter. NJ. T. Stark. Miss In Vera Stoner. Miss
+. Sturgeon ". +. Thomas Mrs. ". r. Thomas
Aiiss May Thomas Mrs T. C. Tognazzini. Miss
Evelyn Tognazzini, Master Harvey Tognazzini.
7. T. Warren Mrs. J: T. Warren. Mrs Frances
'Waterhouse Miss NJ r White. Simon Vile, ".
II Wilson. Mrs. Y. r. Wilson,
For Yokohama-G. G. Albers. Ross de MHth,
=. 4, German Paul Gring. Miss Annie S. Guthrie.
Hon George ". Guthrie. Mrs. George W. Guth-
-Ele T. s. Hamilton. Mrs T 5. Hamilton Miss
. Marguerite Hamilton. I. J: Hewitt, Miss NJ.
Irwin. George If. Kennedy. Mrs George NJ. Ken
.nedF. Miss Elvira Kennedy. Miss Emma Nj. Knox.
T. Knrozswa J. H. Latham. j. v. Leach. J. B.
lloyd. Robert ogiesby. Mrs Robert Ogiesby.
Armando Pezzie. J. A. Platt. Miss 4. n Powell,
ALBERT T. Snow. Miss NJ Vinson Miss L. Wesllvn
For Kebe-JOhn Sieefried. Or. J Hunter Wells,
Mrs. J. Hunter Wells. Miss Y Wells, Miss a.
Wells, Master ". Wells.
Evsld. II. S. Harman. Miss Mabel Hartford. A.
Iguntz Mrs J. f. Norton and maid. Mrs WI
liam Rumsey. j. s Sheppard Jr.. Mrs ]. S.
Sheppard Miss Janet Sheppard.
- For Manila-Afrs. T. P Ballenger. A. W.
e Heam, Mrs. a. ". Beam. Mrs. D. buckingham,
G. VI: Cassidy. Miss Margaret NJ. Cleaves, Miss
T.. COMBS A. J.. Crook. Mrs. z. K. Dyers. Miss
Eleanor Overs. H c. Fraser. Mrs. II. c. Fraser
n. f. Gilmore DR.. O. A. Hansen George T.
Koch. Lieutenant NJ. P. Lawrence E. S Maxson,
Mrs F. s Maxson, Master John F. Maxson. Miss
Agnes Riley. II. D. Pope. Miss lillian Ris,
Claude Russell. Mrs Clande Russell and infant,
Russell Trace.
For Observation-Disclosures W Bottomley H
Brinck. Mrs. H. Brinek Miss Milicent BTiDck.
Miss NJ Bull; Mrs Mary A. Cleayes. Sidney
Cohen, J. l. DObbins Mrs J. L. Dobbins DR.
". A. Fisher, Mrs ". A. Fisher. Robert Froth-
lnghsm. Mrs. Robert Frothingham- Miss Dorothy
Frothingham, Mrs. F. " Gage. f. E. Heacock.
Mrs. II. E. 'Heacock. A S. Henry. Mrs A. s.
Henry. f. A. Roster. Mrs. r.. A. Roster Miss
= Martin. + ID
el Jr.. Mrs. D. T. Newell, E. II Rankin DR.
Carl J. Shellman. Mrs. Carl J. Shellmau. Master
Lawrence Shellman. Master Guy Shellman G.
II Tegdor, Mrs. A. G. Thompson, Miss &. G.
Thompson. Miss Anstina Tnttie., A. c. Waldrur
Townsend Walsh Mrs. c. Fl. Wilhoit Miss June
Wilhoit, Miss Janet Wilhoit
From Honolqlu-Clifton Gordon, Mrs. ]. Cor
SuzZallo, Mrs. f. W. Thwing. Miss r. -Thwing
Encounters Rough weather
Sixty passengers and a large cargo
Of island fruits and sugar arrived on
the Matson steamer Lurline, which ar
rived IN port early yesterday morning
from Honolulu. terminating a voyage.
according sto Captain Weeden. which
was remarkable for the roughness Of
the passage The Lurline encountered
the same head winds which have been
reported by other trans Pacific boats
These. winds kicked UP a heavy sea
Whlch retarded speed and made deck
siestas hazardous. One of the largest
shipments Of nineapples of the season.
$1,000 cases, 6.000 tons of sugar and
5000 bunches of bananas were listed
IN the ships manifest.
SOnoma Due Late Today
p The oceanic liner ssonoma from the
antiPodes via Pago Pago and Honolulu.
viii arrive in port about o'clock this
. evening. according to the latest wire
less reports from the captain of the
vessel The Sonoma will bring 1877
passengers, Us Of whom are through
. first cabin.
-. -. New Steamer Launched
Word was received in San Francisco
Of the launching in Philadelphia on
q Santa Catalina. which is to be added
TO the Atlantic-Pacidc company's fleet
or vessels. Two other vessels the
Santa Clara and the Santa Cruz. al
already having visited this coast and
ANOTHER enroute from New York
Japanese Liner Due
according 10 latest adviees the Jap
anese. liner Tenyo Maru, with cargo
arrive in the harbor tomorrow. possibly
earlS in the afternoon.
=: Change of Masters
Schooner ST. Thomas-AIbert J.
Rogers: old master; Thomas Thomson,
new master.
steamer Argyle. A. Won Heygen-
dorh IT. old master F. G. Lucas, new
Steamer Healy-Tibbitts. John B.
. master
EEr0Ilmenfs
Schooner Prosper-Nei Murchison,
master
Transport Service -
The Buford IS at San Francisco
The Crook is at San Francisco
sIhe Logan left San Francisco for Manila July 8.
The Sheridan is at San Francisco
The sherman IS ar San Francisco. schdGled 10
sail for Manila August )
The. Thomas left San Francisco for Manila
June 10.