The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-11
EXODUS 70 THE VOLCANO
MANY PEOPLE LEAVE TO SEE
THE GREAT ERUPTION.
Three Steamers with Big Passengers
Lists - Kinau Jammed - Claudine
Sailing This Afternoon.

There is a veritable exodus of people
today to the Volcano ON Hawaii. The
w. G. Hall, going to the Kau side,
took quite number. People seemed
to prefer the Hilo route, however, be
lieving that they would receive better
transportation facilities in that direc-
ton. The Hall, Kinau and Claudine all
go to the island upon which Mauna
Loa has let loose her fires. The first
named took the lead, leaving at 10
o'clock this morning, and carried the
following persons, who will look for
the flow at the point it crosses the
government road near Kapapala ranch:
w. r. Castle, A. l.. Castle, r. A.
Cooke, F. Barwick, Mr.. Hyman, p. l..
Weaver, F. Lowrey, c. H. Kleugel and
Stearns Buck.
Other persons aboard the boat will
undoubtedly go on to see the big sight,
although they are booked through.
Following the Hall was the Kinau for
HilO. She was jammed with passen-
gers. Fifty beds were arranged on
deck to accommodate the eager sight
their fullest capacity. Following are
the passengers by the Kinau who go
direct to see the great lava flow:
Alex. Atherton, c. f. King, c, Kaiser
j. G.. CroXton and wife, Mrs. Vanuxum
d. A. Ray, j. Dorsey, A. Hamburg
anu vile NITOHl LdlltIlndJ, D. N DlONn
and wife, Chas. j. Herwig, Miss E.
Dean, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. G. Merrill
Prince Cupid, j. H. Wise, j. X. Nc
Donald. George d. Gear, Mr. Gregory,
Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. Parker. Mr.. Kennedy.
c. S. Desky, c. r. Hawthorne Thos.
Rickard and wife, b. Cartwright, Jr.,
T. Krouse, Edgar Halstead, A. Ander-
son, O. A. Stevens, H. Smith, H. T.,
Hambly Mrs. r. Jehu, Miss M. l..
Tewsley Miss Evans, Mrs. w. A. Bow
en- and two children, Prof. Bickmore
and wife, Mrs. ]. e. Berry, Miss Vanu-
KUN, Miss NJ. r. Forbes, Mr.. Langell,
Mr.. Morehouse Misses Dayton (O,
Mrs. Hawley, Miss Flaxman, Mrs. NJ.
Phillips, Mrs. J. S. Tracey, Fred. Lee.
Miss Lucy Hawthorne, c. E. King and
party of fourteen persons, Hugo VIII
kens, H. A. Parsons, c. l.. Rhodes and
Wilder Wight
The Claudine will sail at o'clock this
afternoon and will reach Hilo early
Thursday morning. She will take the
over flow or people who could not find
accommodations on the Kinau. Wilder
with applicants for passage on this sec
ond boat Anticipating an extra rush,
the company has supplied fifty beds on
the wide open decks and will be able Ia
comfortably accommodate all who wish
to go. The following are going on spe-
cially to see the eruption:
Miss Johnson, Miss Jones, Miss L.
Wight, Miss b. Cartwright, George A.
Davis. Mrs j. f. Berry, Miss E. Berry,
Mrs. Trowbridge, Mrs. A. H. Trifiele,
f. Streckwald, ID. c. Robertson, Mr..
Porteins, r. G.. Ballentyne, r. d. Silli-
man and wife, H. f. Coleman and wife
s De Friest, F. \. Jacobs wife and
child.
Professor Brickmore, who goes up is
a scientist of international reputation
He accounts it the good fortune of his
| life to happen here at this time, and tC
have the opportunity of seeing the
grand display.
j. X. Brown, who is the United States
| Chinese agent here, is on the Kinau, ac-
companied by his wife. He has been
| postponng a trip to Hawaii for long
| time, in anticipation of just what he
! will now be able to see.
Nearly all the tourists in Honolulu
| will be found among the passengers on
| the various steamers. In addition Ia
them is large number of we'll known
| town citizens.