The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
MARU HERE AF TER
BUCKING WINDS
Japanese Liner Arrives in
Port Washed by Spray
From Trade Breezes
Mongolia Sails Today for
Orient With Vacation
lists Going Home

After a trip. wholly pleasant with
the exception of several days spent be-
tween San Francisco and Honolulu
bucking head seas, which sprayed the
bridge aud superstructure with salt
water. the Japanese liner Nippon Maru.
Captain Alfred o. Stevens, arrived in
port yesterday with 50 cabin passengers
and more than SO in the steerage
which. for the Nippon Marlt is q fair
list
Among the passengers were many re-,
turning from vacations spent in the
islands and. orient. II. a. Beeman. son
of the confeetion manufactures. return7
ing from Honolulu after pleasure trip;
Mrs. A. S. Rhoades, wife Of an auto
mobile man in Manila. accompanied by
her. 6 year old son. and a representa-
tive gathering of tourists and business
men from. the far east, were included
in the ships passenger list.
Tic early part of the ge was
enlvened by the baseball team of the
stanford university, returning after
playing season in Japan. Under dlrec-
tion OF this. organization the passen-
gers enjoyed many novel departures
from tho usual schedule of sea going
. Those who arrived were:
From. the orient s. Abe. 7. S. Austin. +. ].
Berry. A. r. Cahnsae Chon TIE Yin Mrs. NJ
watt, Miss Lillian f. Humphreys X. 1shda,
.Kwang Shir Heng. Lee y u Gang, II Wee Kua.
Miss l.rla Iinders. Mrs. w IL. Lynch, Mrs F..
N. Malloy, Mrs. X Masuda, $. Nakamurai Mrs.
Master Harold r Nock. IL j. Persoon Mrs. T.
$. RAIDER Master Earl Raderi Miss Ruth RAIDER.
Mrs f. Rhoades. alasier Charles Rhoades,
: Mrs. II, Rosenberg, Miss IIarrfett Rosenberg.
Master Alldn Rosenberg, J. Sayegusa, X. Shira3.
X. Senagawa, sn Kan, ]. Tanaka Mrs: ].
Tanaka and maid Miss Fusa Hosoya, II. Tan
aka: b. s. X. Takagl. A. W Taylor, Mrs T.
Tokunaga.. Mss Yone Tokunaga Miss Sumo To-
kunaga. Tien Chez. X. urata. Mrs. X. Urata.
From, Honolulu A Beemau: Miss NJ. R.
oliver; Master Oliver B. Ryan. Mrs. 81. Ryan,
Miss, q: Reiman, Miss v Rclpan.
Mongolia Sails Today
One hundred and ninety cabin pas
sengers, the majority OF them booked
orient on the Pacific Mail liner Mon
Goiia. which sails from pier ~ at /
o'clock: this afternoon.
In addition TO- the usual traffic of
those making their regular trip 10
Honolulu and points farther east the
.. steamer will carry several honeymoon
couples. including George r. Carr, vice
president and general manager OF the
dearborn Chemical company OF New
. y ork. who will visit Honolulu.
Among others who Will sail are:
.taeOrGp Nv 14uthf4p.- American Ambassador TO
Japan; ana his wife and sister. Miss Annie
Guthrie; Robert rockingham and wife and
daughter, Mr. Frothineham was formerly edi-
Tor Of EverSb b0dys Magazine. now on leisure
IL tour OF The world J, T.. Dobbins and wife.
.Yokohana Sidney X. COIN. president Sidney
K..C Cohn-. Exporting and Importing company,
Kew York, yearly tour of the orient; Mrs. G
u Milhoit and TWO daughters Of Mountain
Jr. and wife salesman for 5. and G. Gump
company. 70 Hongkong and return; Henry
Brinck. wife aud daughter, capitalist Of Win
tiers. 10 HunglSong and return; II. A. Roster
and. wife. general manager California Barrel
company. San Francisco 10 Japan Samuel VIE,
salesman. yearly trip 20 Honolulu
Iurline Due To-day
.Fhe Watson steamer I,urline. Captain
Weedcn Scheduled to arrive yesterday
from Honolulu. Will not arrive in port
lntil this morning, according to the
last wireless from the vessel. The
same head winds which delayed thesar-
rival or the Nippon Maru is responsible
for the ia te arrival of the Matson boat;
1t:ts expected that the Lurline viii be
alongside.its dock by 8 o clock.
~. The. ship brings q large. cargo ana -
cabin passengers
sierra Sails
Festoonetia with stfeahfers of vari-
Coiored Serpentines- and ribbons the
Oceanic liner Sierra left this port yes
terdav.. carrying large list OF Xaca-
ttonists returning to the islands after
their annual laqnt 10 the nla9lhlano. lls9 Il ..el
The: ship. carried an nnusua ily@ large
iiilllber OF travellers, the regular num-
her. having been. augmented by the
j: swimmers and their friends who par
1icfpated in the recent Pacific. coast
champ pionshIps.
Tile first delegation of teachers from
island ports who spent their vacations
in san Francisco are. returning on. the
81 eEra...
Peru sails for Balboa
With several mining men who are
.fo;<.pus]l work in the Buffers mining
interests in South America listed
among tile passengers, the Pacific
Mail liner Peru departed yesterday for
Balboa and intermediate ports.
..# Change of Masters
Steamer Laura. w. Cleghorn, old
master. o.. j. Willert, new master.
schooner Piute-R. A. Schnalle, old
MASTER: Christen Jespersen, new
master.
Steamer .Whittier-F. G. Lucas. old
master. Richard Zolling, new master
Mengel. old master; B. J. Madden, new
master.