The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-15
QUEEN ON
THE CHINA
Arrived From the
Coast Last
Night.
SHE SUFFERED
WITH SEASICKNESS
Many Prominent People We're or
the Wharf TO Meet the
Former Sovereign.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Cos
China. Commander d. e. Friele. arrived
from San francisco at O'Clock last
night with mails and a fair passenger
sst. Queen Liliuokalani and party were
passengers on the ship. The Queen was
met by large number of people at the
wharf and came ashore about o'clock.
The Queens party included Mr.. ]. K.
Aea. Ar. J. ID. Airnoku and Miss Myra
Helefuhe- The Queen did not have a
very pleasant passage. Although never
good sailor, she seemed to suffer a
great deal more from seasiekness on
fhis trip than she has on previous ones
and remained in her stateroom during
the greater part OF the trip. She felt
very well. though, when the steamer
came In sight of the Islands and greet
I'd party composed of Prince Cupid.
Princess Kaianianaole. Mrs. Abraham
Fernanden, Miss Fernandez, Miss Hele-
Iuhe, Delegate and Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.. j.
o. Carter. Mr. w o. Smith and others.
very pleasantly.
Probably the largest crowd that has
-
was on Che wharf when the China ar
rived.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
we're Mr. w. r. Castle, Mrs. Castle and
Miss Castle. who are returning with
their son. A. L. Castle. from the Hotch-
at school but has now recovered and
seems to be in his old athletic form. as
he won nearly all the honors that his
sister did not win in the sports held
en board the China. He was one of
the best alI-around athletes turned out
by Oahu College.
Mr.. Albert Along is returning home
from Harvard College.
Mr.. r. A. Cooke is returning from
school. Mr.. k F. Damon is also re-
turning from school.
Mrs. r. D. Mead is returning to Ho-
nslulu after visit of several weeks on
the maitland.
captain w. c. w. Kenny is returning
frsm a several weeks visit on the
csast.
The remaining passengers for Homo
lulu were: Mrs. George III. Barker,
Miss Ruth Beckwith. Mn A. l.. Black.
Mrs.. A. Blom and infant. Mr. NJ b.
Gohn, Mr. S. H. Derby. Mr.. w. Z.
Heine, Miss E. F. Howard. Misses e. p.
and II. ~. Leffingwell, Mr.. L. c. Pisto- |
less, Mr.. J. Reder, Miss ". b. Rich. Mr..
c. u. Eedgewick. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sill |
& .u-.,.,... ,o,,,a tor c,,na
8ys Japan who will stop over here are
Nv. C. E. Fradgety. Mr.. w. B. Han.
Mr. and Mrs r C. Hubbell, Mr.. p. u. |
Welch and Mr.. 3. Honig.
Mrs. c. NJ. Jewell and Miss Gilman.
two missionaries. are returning TO Pc
kag.
Lieut.. Bennett, u. s N, is a passen
Mrs Julia Carrothers. one of the pio-
neer missionaries of Japan, is return
ing. She first worked in Japan in 1883
and was the author of some of the ear
LEST works in English on Japan.
Mr.. J. Reifsnider, formerly of the
United States Navy, is a passenger for
Kobe. He is cn a round-the-world trip.
Ar. ID. Wing. prominent flour miller
81 san Francisco. is taking his famlIy
en a visit to China.
Mt Robert Dollar, well known san
francisco steamship owner, and MIS-
Doliar, are passengers for HonSkonS-
MI Dollar has fleet of steamers trad
lhs along the Pacific coast and now in
tends to establish a line to China one
OF his ships, the Arab. will meet him in
Hengkong
Rev. DR.. Rankin. of the Presbyterian
Church South. is notable passenger.
tie is man of wide and high repnta-
ton In the States. and is on a tour or
lHsrectfon of the missions of that
church in Japan. China and the Philip
pine Islands. If time permits, he is
deSirous of stopping over on his return I
trip to become personally acquainted 4
with the Hawaiian field. He is inter
ested to find that some of the original {
bands of missionaries in Hawaii were I
Of the South.
Miss Howard. principal of the Knox
VILE. Illinois Young Ladies Seminary.
visits Honolulu. She is cousin of
Mrs. DR.. J. NJ. Whitney and comes for
n needed rest. With her are the Misses
Legenwell. daughters of the weI
lSnewn Episcopal clergyman, who are J
here for vacation They are sure TO