Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-04
AORANGrS PEOPLE
SAW SKIES AFLAME
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Speculation as TO how the whale had
come to its death Immediately became
rife and all kinds OF theories were ad-
vanced. The most popular idea. the
one that seemed TO please the general
mind most, was that Mr.. Whale had
been shocked to death by a submarine
earthquake or volcanic eruption. Inas.
much as volcanoes generally and tho
Martinique disaster particularly had
been the general subject Of converse.
ton this deduction seemed natural.
Among the through passengers Is the
Hon. William Knox, q member of tho
Australian House Of Representatives.
Speaker Miller Of the House of Repre-
sentatives Is also aboard. Manager
c. Reynolds OF the Pacific Gable Com
rany is another prominent passenger
on his way to Canada.
At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. thu
Aorangi sails for Vancouver and Vic
toria, Many people are sending mail
to the States by way Of Victoria, as the
next regular mail to the Coast does not
leave here until the 7th inst
AlHbHB inv liF E'llEflS lLt
Aorangi from Honolulu is Robert Nor
r!s Darrach, a young Philadelphia
who arrived in Honolulu not long ago
in the American bark Nuuanu from
New York. Mr. Darrach took the voy-
age around the Horn for the benefit OF
his health and. having regained his
health, Is now returning to the East by
way OF Victoria. During his short STAY
in Honolulu he made many friends and
formed a great fondness for the ISL
ands. He may return to Honolulu
some day.
Following is a complete list OF the
! through passengers in the Aorangi A
list of passengers boarding the vesse
here appears elsewhere: Mrs. Hawkes.
Mrs. Kirkby. Mrs. w. L. Riding. J. Far
rlpgton, Rev. w. Z. Crawford, Mrs
| Crawford w. G. Howe Mrs. Evers
! Miss Thompson, 7. X. Donkin. w. n
! Stephens. L. Trevor Jones, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. II. M'Kean, II. Bowling. G. Il
Marindin, Mrs. Marindin, Miss II. Ma
rindin. J. McGill, j. n. Sproat. G. Rob
ertsOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Slocock. Miss Bes
sic Mccormack. Edward Mccormack
Z. p. Humphrey, w. II. Reynolds, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Ball, Master
Ball, Mrs. Gale. Mrs. Thomas, w. Hay
Commander Philip Hankin, r. N, Mrs
Hankin. +. f. d. Clarke, Hon. L. Mil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Davey, Miss Davey
Miss J. J. Davey, Miss Doris Dayey
Miss Gladys Davey, Hon. w. Knox
Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Blair, Miss Blair, Mr.
and Mrs. HUMPHREYS, Mr.. and Mrs, J
Hazlett. John Edmondson, Mr.. an
Mrs. J. w. II. Geiss, G. Thornton, Mrs
Thornton, Capt. G. II. Blenkin, d. Win
ther, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bell, Miss a
Thorpe, Mrs. Purdy, A. Lister. DR.. j
f. Caldwell, J. A. Caldwell, A. T. Call
Mrs. Cavill and 2 children, w. o. e
Whan, Il. n. r.. 7. Hollis, Charlie
Evans, c. +. Aldridge. Mrs. Aldridge
Miss Gladys Aldridge, Master n. AID
ridge, Miss d. Aldridge, Mrs. Low, Mas
ter Gavin Low, Miss Rita Low, Mis-
Muriel Low. Mrs Craig, Miss Edn
Craig, Miss Vera Craig, Mrs. Bell, Mis-
Hanger, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, i
Lear, E. Z. Clarke, T. Bunting. j. Pet
tigrew. +. Goodwin, Miss Ashton, Mis-
Fraser Samuel Kennedy, j. Sundel
land, Miss f. White, p. Lamb, +. En-
sor. f. S, Young, Rev II. +. CobbolC
NJ. A., A. Martin, w. King, Miss Dencl
G. II. Turner, S. A. Dougan, +. Cor
nor f. W. Newing, Mrs. L, w. New
ing and children, Joseph Tyas, and
! number OF steerage passengers.