Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-17
SONOMA BRINGS NEWS
WHEELING'S CAPTAIN
GOING HOME SICK
Plague Scare in Sydney About Over
Man Killed on Downward
Tnp-For the Coast
Today,

The Oceanic steamship Sonoma, Cap
tain Van Oeterendorp, sighted this
morning at 4:45 o'clock, came into the
harbor and locked at the Oceanic
wharf about $50 o'clock. She sailed
from Sydney on the Sd inst. at 1:1a
p. m. and arrived at Auckland at 5: 80
a. m. on the 18th inst, leaving for Pa
| 20 Page at 81 10 p. m. of the same day.
She arrived at Page Page at IL: 80 p. m.
on the 10th inst. leaving for Homo
lulu at 2:20 a. m. on the 18th. Moder-
ate to strong head winds and rough
seas we're experienced to Page Page,
thence to port pleasant weather. with
Gains, light winds and smooth seas,
was enjoyed.
Among the passengers going through
to the Coast is Commander Block
linger of the United States gunboat
| Wheeling. now at Page Page. Com
mander Blocklinger is not well and is
returning home on this account. He
Joined the Sonoma at Page Page.
On the downward trip of the Sonoma,
shortly after the vessel had left Page
Page. L. d. Ferguson, an oiler. was
killed. being caught in the shaft while
he was attending to his duties. His
body was taken to Auckland.
Passengers for Honolulu in the So
noma were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Crook
shank and two children. T. Herd. Miss
Murdoch and Messrs. Muller and Hyde.
Honolulu importations consist of 100
cases of brandy. crate of fowls, a
chest of tea and FIVE packages of sun.
dries.
The Sonoma brings one days later
news Of the outside world. She sailed
from Auckland, New Zealand. on the
It'll inst. one day later than the day on
which the America Maru sailed from
San Francisco.
Purser G. A. Hodson reports the
plague in sydney practically over.
When the Sonoma left that port there
was every reason for the assumption
that the scare was at an end and so
satisfied were the health authorities
that the epidemic was not likely to give
further trouble. that the board of health
dispensed with the services of the
cleansing gangs. There had been dur.
ing the week fewer cases OF suspicious
illness brought under the notice of the
officials than for corresponding periods
and OF the rats forwarded for examina.
ton not one was found to have been
plague infected.
Two new cases of plague were re-
ported in Brisbane, Queensland, or
June !.
Following is a list OF the through
Mrs. Adkins and maid, C. S. Adams, d
ABBOTT, Mrs. Bedard and infant, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Bone, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Bills, Walter Bills, F. Bercli. Mr.
and Mrs. F. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Dearlove and child, p. Duffy, Miss Esse
r. Grice, Miss Geary, George Hoppen'
stedt, T. F. Hough, J. A. Hamilton, F
w. Hume, Miss Allaway, Mrs. Brake
Misc Brake, Miss X. Christian. Mrs
Champness, Z. A. Crowley, A. Camp
bell, NJ. Duhig, Miss |. Foldi. Miss X
Gibson. Capt and Mrs. Grant and IA
mily, Miss A. Howard. T. Irvine, J
Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Macdonald, Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
b. Mergentheim, Ernest II. Nash n. +
r. Hume. Mrs. w. X. Menzies AMI child
V. J. Martin, Rev. w. +. OBryne Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Price, Mr.. Fender, w
c. Poole, Mr. and Mrs. w II. Russell
E. Reynolds, Mrs. Vessa Ringel, L. W
Robinson, Misses Taylor 90, Mr.
Thompson. Or. Tetens, G. p. Vernon
DR.. and Mrs. Wolfhagen. Mr.. and Mrs
X. II. wilkins, T. Wilks, Mr.. Young
Mrs. T. O'Brien, Miss A. Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Rosenberg and family, l.
Rosenberg, ]. U. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs
Richmond and two children, Mr.. Sy'
monds Mr.. Simpson, Mr.. Thompson
w. Wilson, Mrs. Parslow Wallace ant
child, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wearne, Z
Warsaw, d. Warsaw.
The Sonoma sails for San Francisco
at o'clock this afternoon. Ordinar.
mail closes at.the postoffice at o'clock
The following have engaged passag'
for the Coast: Mrs. c. St. Allen, K. L
Braden, l.. j. Phelps, w. J. Conroy,
/. W. Zarmwalt, wife and four chill
dren. Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Dron, Mrs
Samuel Johnson, Mrs. Cameron, w. II
Leimet, w. S. Porter, Mrs. o. c. Lewis
Frank J. Lewis, Mrs. Albert Glare, Mrs
j. A. Porter, Miss Woods, w. II. Bauglr
Mrs. McCully- Higgins, Miss Westcott
Mrs. Carr, Mrs. NJ. b. Hammond an
daughter, p. S. Schneider, Miss Tabriti
Mrs. c. Morse, Mrs. l.. p. Applemal
and child, Mrs. Isaac Moore, Edwar
Osborn and family, Mrs, J, J. Geavy
Miss Geavy, Miss A. Brady, Miss Pow
ers. X. Winklemann. c. n. Spiers, Cor
don osborn, A. NJ. Walcott, p. N
Plumb, Miss c. s. Plumb, Mr.. and Mrs
Laidlaw, Dr.. and Mrs. Trip. II. X
Duffus, S. T. Alexander, L. Honings
berger, Mrs. Gilchrist. W. 7. Veitct
w. w. Tucker.