The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-05
MURDERED HER MOTHER ANNUAL SUMMER EXODUS uM FIFTH G&aBDU1E HOPE ROYALTY MCC&NN
MANY HONOLULU PEOPLE TO DE-
PART WITHIN A MONTH,
Visiting Tourists VIII Leave for New
Pastures-Gillig Party to Sail-List
of Outgoing Passengers-Steamers.


The summer months are approach
ing and a large number of Honolulu
people are beginning to plan their
trips to America and other countries.
The Zealandia will carry away a
number of passengers from this port
for San Francisco. Those already
booked are:
Mrs. NJ. L. Flanders and two daught-
ers, j. S. Werrin, w. S. Werrin, Miss
! A. Pearce, NJ. c. Prater and wife, j. L.
Blake, NJ. Brasch Herbert Austin,
Walter Austin, r. w. Draper and wife,
James l.. Daugherty, Miss +. Grunert
and b. r. Mccullough
Purser McCombe, of the Australia,
stated this morning that on the next
trip of the Australia from Honolulu to
San Francisco, there would be very
| large passenger list. On the present
| trip the Australia will sail on Wednes-
day afternoon and will carry on
board:
Mrs. S. d. Sutton, Mrs. Lovejoy. Mrs.
Brenig, Mark Ezekiel, Mrs. NJ. L.
Brown. \. II. Colburn and wife, d. n.
Loose and wife, H. Spalding and wife,
William Waterhouse, Miss Goldstein,
T. w. Hebron and wife, Thomas Car
ter. Eugene Bernheimer, Charles Platt
and wife, Mrs. Jennings, j. d.. Bowers,
II. a. Greene, Miss p. Mckinney, w. II.
Porter, IL. Eccles, Donald De V. Gra-
ham. II. II. Draper and family, Mr..
Hamilton, Frank Unge:, Mr.. Hart,
Harry Gillig and w. n. Armstrong.
The China. due to leave this port for
China on next Thursday, will take
quite a few Honolulu people to the
Orient, among them being Mrs. Il. c..
Spalding and son and Miss Helen Wild
er. A jolly party of tourists who have
been sojourning in the islands for the
past two or three weeks, will also
board her here. The personnel of this
party includes Mrs. Fairchild and Miss
S. Beesley, of Texas, Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Thorne. Miss Mabel Thorne,
Miss Donnelley Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Hitchcock of Chicago, Mr.. Guy and
Charles Warren, of st. Louis, and Mr..
A. f. Kaeser, of San Francisco.
The Peru is due to leave this port
for San Francisco on Sunday, and her
passenger list comprises the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lord, Mrs. f.
\. Falkenburgh, DR.. Haberer, Mr.. and
Mrs George T. Myers, Miss Alice
Sweeney Rev. II. b. Gottwaltz, Mr.. f.
T.. Porter.
Irwin q Company have received pos
tive advices that the Monowai will
make one more trip before the new
boat, Moana, is put into service. The
passengers thus far booked to sail on
the Monowai sailing for San Fran.
cisco on April l are: DR.. Cooper and
bride, Mrs. Charles l.. Carter and
children, r. c. Scott, j. n. Murdock
Mrs. j. II. Holden, James d. Mclnerny
and S. H. Boardman.
Chief Justice and Mrs. \. f. judo
will sail for America on the Gaelic OF
April 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. Schaefer ant
children contemplate leaving fol
America to spend the summer, on tn,
Doric. which is due to sail on April %
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bolte will also sail OF
the same steamer. Other passengers
on the Doric for the States are Mrs. +
) Suhr and children, the Misses Win
slow, Mrs. James Kennedy aud son
Mrs. c. c. Kennedy and children.
The Bishop of Honolulu and his wife
will leave for England next month.
Secretary Joseph Marsden, of tn,
Agricultural Bureau, expects to be of
for California early in April,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are booked to sal
on the Warrimoo on March "a for Vie
toria. Mrs. Luce and Miss Edith Mis-
will go to Victoria on the Miowera
, leaving Honolulu on April "a.