The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-10
CROWDS Of PASSENGERS
BUSY TINES AT THE CONsUL's
OFFICE.
A Hundred and Thirty Eight Travellers
for the misunderstanding Vessels
Barred From Taking Any One.

DR.. Carmichael and Consul General
Hayward are about the busiest men in
town now. A hundred and thirty-eight
passengers have booked TO leave here
by the next Australia and the consulate
is besieged all day long by crowd of
people anxious to comply with the rules
laid down for them in order to get
away. w. G. Irwin & Company have
issued hundred and thirty eight in
spection cards and DIR. Carmichael has
examined all the people who hold them
The hundred and thirty-eight pros
pectiVe passengers have been declared
in good health and they all reside in
beautiful districts. They have agreed
to remain as closely as possible in their
| homes till the day of departure, calling
once every day upon DR.. Carmichael at
the consuls office for examination. If
any of them get sick they will be cross
ed off the list and left behind. Before
the steamer goes the doctor will give
them final permits to take passage and
then Irwin & Company will sell tickets
The list of passengers booked in
cludes the following w. d. Durham
Nj. Green, Miss Harvard, Miss NJ
Leekley, Henry Hallam and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Wilson, DR.. Hilger,
wife and children, II. Hodgson and
wife, Mrs. c. f. Little, Colonel A. G.
| Halves, Mrs. b. Rodman, Miss Il. NJ.
! Lee, Miss Mossman, Mrs. r. II. Beam
er. Mrs. Golden, George Bissell and
wife, Arthur Sewall, Colonel Thompson
! and wife, w. A. Lowrie and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Postrie, j. o. Gardner, John
| Waterhouse, Mrs. T.. b. Warehouse,
Mrs. e. M. Waterhouse, Mrs J. A. But
! terrified and six children. Captain j.
| Hackett, Miss Alice Williams, Mrs. c.
S. Desky and child, Mrs Mary Holden,
J. H. Belsen, S. F. Keith, Miss Hawley,
Henry Ford, F. A. Burnett, j. E. Bien,
! +. j. Calef, c. Ferguson, wife and
child, B. Lichtig, G. w. Land, Miss e.
Chamberlain, Miss White, Master Har-
| old Castle, Frank Mastin and wife,
George Best and wife, A. L. Parmley,
! c.. Hazelrigg, Miss Blanch Gale, Miss
! i. Field, John Henderson, Arthur KEEL
! lum, c. w. Griffin, wife and child,
| George Kunkel and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| Johnson, Mrs. 9. A. Lemon, Marion
Rae, Sydney Bartlett, A. Joel, Mrs. L.
r. Walker, w. F. Glover, Eugene Rog-
ers, Miss b. Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Walker Mrs Singlehurst and 8
children, Miss kaufman, j. G. White,
Mrs. Beorge Pedgon and son, Constan-
tine Albert, w. A. Gardner. wife and
family Mrs. and Mrs. M H. Kershaw
| III. b. Chase and wife, w. w Davis. c.
r. Edgerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Water
house, Jr., L. Renau and wife, Emile.
Duckermann and wife, William 5. Dull
ing and wife, Mrs. II. Powell and child.
Miss G. Walpert, j. Lawton and wife,
G. Melvin, wife and family, Mrs. w. H
LOOMS, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rifle c.
du Roi, c. Klemme, Mrs Wiley and
two daughters, ]. s. Espy, c. p. Baugh-
man and wife.
The Boston Lyric Opera Company is
con the list" The singers, chorus and
all, have to see the doctor every day
and Colonel Thompson has struck job
that is nav in his career as a theatrical
manager. incidentally the daily rout-
inc of visits affords amusement for idle
stock brokers, who rubber" from the
sidewalk below and congratulate one
another that they are not travellers just
at this time.
The clearing of sailing vessels is an
other matter that gives the consul
general and the doctor a lot of trouble.
Shippers are all clamoring for the priv
ilege of taking passengers At first the
applicants were told that there was no
objection to them carrying travellers.
Captain Small of the schooner Vine
booked three passengers and was just
clearing his vessel when the consul sent
him word of a change of orders. He
must stay outside the harbor in quar-
antine here for fifteen days if he took
passengers. Captain Small turned out
the disappointed ones who thought
they had secured passage and then
cleared his vessel, which leaves today
1t has been thoroughly fumigated.
There will be great eagerness to near
the news from San Francisco when the
Gaelic arrives next Saturday. The
Australia may be held in quarantine
J in San Francisco, so that there is just
a chance that the hopeful hundred and
thirtyeight will be disappointed after
all. However, If the Australia does moi
come, it is thought that the Zealandia
will, and she will do as well as the
other vessel.