The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-16
ON HER FIRST
TRIP TO MANILA

Just when people were beginning to
look for her. the 5. S. Nippon Maru ar
rived from San Francisco yesterday af-
ternoon with mail and eight days
later news. docking at the Pacific Mail
wharf.
The vessel left San Francisco on May
at d. IN. and made a good run OF
trifie over six days. Fine weather
was experienced coming down.
While in San Francisco a companion
deck with the promenade deck. after
the style used on the America Maru.
The same improvement is to be made
on the Hong Kong Maru when she
next arrives at the Coast.
The Japanese liner is scheduled to
touch at Manila, for which port she is
taking n large cargo. The present will
be her first call at Manila under the
arrangement existing between the Togo
Kisen Kaisha. the Pacific Mail and the
Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Companies. The steamers Gaelic and
Peru have already touched there. but
none OF the Japanese liners has thus
far visited the Philippine port
The Nippon Maru carries twenty
two Chinese who have been ordered to
be deported and who have been con-
fined for some months In the detention
Francisco.
The vessel has a good-sized cargo
and forty cabin passengers for the ORR
ent.
Rev. w. 3. Ament OF Picking is re-
turning to China.
". Shuashi. local manager OF the
Togo Kisen Kaisha, is en- route for
Yokohama. He takes with him plans
submitted by different shipbuilding
concerns for the two big steamships
shortly to be built for the company's
fleet.
Among the passengers is Theodore
Santos. n young Filipino who has been
In San Francisco about two years at
tending the University OF California.
Santos. whose parents are very 1
cisco and says that he will return to
America for n last good time before he
marries and settles down.
Rev. DIR. John Fryer. n Chinese Gov
eminent official. Is returning on the
Nippon. He takes with him two young
men who have been trained in San
Francisco for service In the Chinese
Frank Dearborn II the curio dealer
rom San Francisco: Nathan Bentz 10
l ourio dealer OF Santa Barbara. Both
ire going to secure art treasures from
he Orient.
a. II. Prebie Is going to Japan to
luailfy for chief officer OF one or the
royo Eisen KaIsha boats.
II. II. 'Ashmead Is a prominent civil
engineer OF Philadelphia.
X II. Wood and s. j. Bens are go
ng TO Manila to establish a firm OF
merchants. Both are from
;an Francisco.
Following In the complete list OF
abin passengers:
For Yokohama-Mr. r. Ari. Mrs. r. !
Iri and child. Mr.. Frank Dearborn.
FRS. Frank Dearborn. DIR. X. Goto. Miss
/. G. Hartshorne. Mr.. Harry Paul
ones. hr. X. Kuroiwa. Mr.. A. III. Pre-
lie, Mr.. NJ. ShiraIshi. Mr.. s. Saito and
ervant. Mr.. X. Tanaka-
For kobe-Rev- w. s. Ament. Mrs.
I. Holt.
For Shanghai-Mr. p. II. Ashmead.
frs. =. II. Ashmead. Mr.. Montague
Mrs. Montague Beau
hamp. DIR. John Fryer.
For Manila-Rev. a. Arnalot. Mr.. s.
Bens. Mr.. z. NJ. Bachrach. Rev. w.
b. Brown. Mrs. w. a. Brown. Miss
Iarion Hun. Rev. Llopart. Mr.. C. J.
iebuhr. Mr.. c. +. Preusser. Mr.. III. A.
de Rubio. Mr.. II. II. Wood.
For Hong Kong-Mr. Nathan Bentz.
Irs. Nathan Bentz. Mr.. Raymond
rane. Mrs. NJ. V. Lawrence. Miss c. ,
. Lawrence. Mr.. Theodore Santos. Mr..
usttave Schick. DR.. Fritz Schick.
From Honolulu-Mr. j. L. Bell. Mr.. {
Frei. Mr.. s. NJ. Morris.
The Nippon Naru sails for Yokoha-
n. Kobe. Shanghai. Manila and Hong
ong at IL a m. today.