The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-13
STARTS NEW SERVICE HELD THEM AT BAY
PERU WILL INACCURATE THE
MANILA RUN.
Thought Likely That Every other
Oriental Vessel win be Sent to Ma
nila-News of Passengers.

with the present trip of the S. s.
Peru, Captain Pulsbury, will be inau-
gurated the regular monthly service
from San Francisco to Manila. The
Peru arrived from San Francisco yes
teTday afternoon about O'clock after
a pleasant trip. She brought several
passengers for Honolulu and has a
number of through passengers.
1t is more than likely that the SER
vice to Manila win be increased short
ly so that every other vessel of the
three Oriental lines, the Pacific Mail,
Occidental and Oriental and ToyO XII
sen kaisha will go straight through to
Manila. According to the present ar
rangement the vessel on the outward
Manila run goes to Yokohama, Kobe
and NagasaH and from the last port
drops straight through to Manila, cut
ting out Shanghai and Hongkong until
the return voyage.
In the steerage of the Peru from
San Francisco are dozen Chinese who
are being deported from the Coast.
The crowd tried to get loose from the
San Francisco wharf but owing to the
vigilance of several officers their at
tempt was frustrated. They were
chained to the stanchions while the
vessel was i'm this port.
For this port came MartsOn Camp
bell, wife and son. Mrs. Campbell has
been absent several months i'm Oakland
visiting her mother. Mr., Campbell
made the round trip on the Peru.
Mrs. d. II. Whitman and child re-
turned to Honolulu after a visit.
+. Peterson is a contractor who is
going out to Manila. He is of the Oak
land Paving Company.
Among the other passengers for HO-
nolulu was A. II. Geffeny who is to be
Japanese interpreter for the lmmigra-
tion Department at this port.
j. r. Smith and r. b. Miltenberger
are special commissions for the ST.
Louis Exposition who are stopping off
here for the purpose of interesting the
Hawaiian people in sending an exhibit
to the Louisiana Purchase exposition
al st. Louis. They will also go to
Japan.
c. d. Tenny is the president of the
University of Tien Tsin and is return
ing to China after a visit in the States.
He was entertained here last night by
friends.
Mrs. c. F. Holtzclaw is going to Ma
Mia to join her husband who is en-
gagged i'm the rice mill business.
w. Quinan is a through passengers
for Manila, where he goes to accept a
position with the Atlantic Gulf and Pa
cific Company It, a contracting firm
which has secured the work of dredg-
ing out the harbor at Manila. He was
until recently, at work in San Francis
co and has also been working for sew
eral big mining companies in CalifOr-
mia. He was connected with the Mer-
chants Exchange at Los Angeles some
years ago.
Captain d. II. Ward formerly master
of the schooner Rosamond is a passen-
ger for Manila. He will remain here
for a week.
The trip of the Peru from San Fran
cisco was enlivened by the publication
of two daily newspapers. They We're
the Peru Gossip and the peru Even
ing Bulletin Competition was very
strenuous between the two sheets and
the pertinent paragraphs about the va
riOus members Of the party caused
plenty of amusement. Captain pills
bury and the various officers of the
/ vessel came i'm for many kind words
/ from the two journals and the passen-
gers as well.
/ The vessel got away for Manila and
! the Japanese ports this morning a few
| minutes after 10 O'clock