The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-16
BIG EXODUS TOMORROW
AUSTRALIANS LARGE PASSENGER
LIST.
She viii Take over Two Hundred
People to the Coast-The Rio Also
Takes Some.

The Australia tomorrow will take
from here the largest number of pas
sengers she has ever carried from Ho-
nolulu in one trip. The cabin passen-
gers booked number about a hundred,
and there will be 125 people in the steer
age, taking advantage of the first op-
portunity that has occurred since the
plague began to travel second class to
the Coast The delivery of baggage at
the Oceanic Company's warehouse be-
gan this morning, and there was a big
pile of it. There will be no lack of
company on the journey this time, and
there will be plenty of work for Purser
McComb and Chief Steward Seeley.
Among the steerage passengers are
several of the Galicians, whose impris-
onment for violations of labor contracts
caused so much trouble last year. Oth-
ers who will get away are people VINO
have been almost stranded here owing
to the difficulty of getting travelling ,c-
commodations, and who recently signed
petition to the steamship company
asking that second class bookings be
allowed.
Following is list of the passengers
booked:
d. R. Vida, T. whitson, e. L. EN-
cry, w. H Timmins, Thomas Prond
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Cohen, Mrs. Burrow,
Miss Bella BARLEY, Miss l.. Jacobs,
Miss Cheeseman, Miss H. G. Bushheld,
+. w. Meier, wife, children and maid:
A. Drew and wife, Miss F. Nolte. Miss
F. Katz, j. S. McCandless, A. S. Hum
phries, Mrs. Dorland, Miss Pinkham, T T..
M. Smith, W. George Ashley, Miss c.
Martin, Miss S. Call, j. H. Smith, w
w. Corey, C. Robinson, Mrs Captain
Peterson, Miss Leicester, Miss NJ. Dow
er, Mrs. Merriweather and child, Miss
Annie Bartholomew, Miss Emelie Boss
hard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ynew Chong, Arm
strong Smith, V, A. Johnson, Mrs. w.
j. Hills Miss Weigand and three chill
dren, j. A. Hopper and wife, Miss NJ
Hopper, Mrs. s. Gilman, j Mcclure,
c. Capilos A. Larsen, A. w. Welch,
j. j. Williams w. Murray and wife,
X. j. Thompson, r. c.. Gead w. T.
Barry, Miss Hazen, Miss A. L. Lincoln,
j. M. McChesney and WIFE A. Merri-
weather, wife and three children: Mr.
and Mrs. RenJes and daughter, Mrs. w.
H. Johnson, Mrs. G. Grove, Miss Fern
bach, Mrs. French, w. Wolters, Mrs
j. c. McCandless, two children and
maid; Mrs. Morrison, c. H. w Norton.
Mrs. and Miss Center Mrs. H Water
house Jr., c. H. Dickey and wife, S.
Wilson and wife, Mr.. Noight. S. r.
Grove, Mrs. d. H. Case and two chill
dren, Mrs ] F. Bowler, Miss williams
w. C. Mighell, d. w. Brown. j. F..
Langren, r. K. Shoemaker, j. Wright
o. p Cameron and wife, Miss F.. Car
son, c. E. Kellogg, p. Baenteli. r. Dal-
ton, w. Wansuier, j. H. Walker and
wife, w. w. Bledsoe, r. w. Dalton,
F. Fabyn, A. w. Kaufman and wife
A. w. Benedict, w. H. Gregg, Peter
Foley ]. Williams, A. Jordan, w S.
McWilliams, ]. W. Cooke, Mrs A.
Connor, Miss L. Roche, ]. Hackett,
M. Brand and son, j. C. Thompson and
wife, H. Wilmer, ]. f. Byrnes. Mr..
Schmaler, M. Good, s. Valenti, H. r.
Tuck, Mrs. Rosenburg, ]. Stewart. J.
Bruce, f. Aboroski, Frank Davis, S.
Koralsl. John Kharakiela. Johnson
Caster John Klaeryk, NJ. S. Belmer,
Harry NJ. Parker, d. s. Smith, s. Co
gill, H. w. Luffick, John Henderly, ].
r. Madigan, M. FOss, w. Searle, w.
G. Anderson, G. Norton, A Larsen, b.
P. Gale, A. Mcpherson, w. l.. White
Pedro Day, Miss Walter, ] Parsaski
H. e. Sherwin, Benjamin Lueter, G..
M. Webb, G. d. Taper Mrs. Sherman
and son, H Engle, e. C. Boehm, ].
Matlod r. Sutter, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Cor
man. NJ. Kiley, A. j. Brown, w. Hen
ry, T. Darkin. H. Cody. James Patter-
| son, V. Santos, A. M Byones. M.
| Groch, NJ. Brank, John Royce, L. r.
| ards, r. Pickett, G.. b. Duncan and
wife F. Bechten, w. L. Cole, w. S.
Ferguson, G.. Henry, l.. Capillo ]. II.
Uri, A. Roberts Mrs. George Bools, II .
H. Allison, r. H. Maddox, d. Saylor,
M. Ford
The Rio Janiero. which is also to
| leave tomorrow, has the following
booked:
]. c. Lesser and wife, Mr.. w. E
Dorland, Miss A. G. Pinkham DR.. F.
L.. Carpenter and II. Wilson.