The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-08
ARRIVAL OF
NIPPON MARI

The Japanese Mail steamship Nippon
Maru. Captain William woodus Greene,
arrived at Honolulu at 6 o'clock last
! evening, nine days and twenty-one
hours from Yokohama. When she left
Manila the cholera was raging fercely
there. yet the Europeans seemed to be
quite immune from it, At Shanghai
even the European section was badly
caught by the disease.
There were ten saloon passengers for
Honolulu. Among these are Mr.. and
Mrs. and Miss Abernathy of Kansas
City, who have been on a pleasure trip
to Japan and will remain here until
the Peru goes to the Coast.
Mr.. j. K. Brown, Jr., and Mr.. r. c.
Brown return from a pleasant trip
through the chrysanthemum land. DIR.
w. w. Danel the Honolulu dentist
who went to Manila to practice, is re-
turning because of i'll health. Miss
Ellen C. Parsons will remain here few
weeks before returning to America. DR..
Fritz Schick and Mr.. Gustave Schick
two Austrian tourists, have come to-
see Honolulu. Mr.. A. l.. Young. who
represented machinery interests in
many parts of the Orient, is stoppins
over here for few weeks.
Among the passengers who are go
ing right through to the Coast is Mrs. |
II. r. BostWiek. wife of a wealthy CO. |
rean contractor Her husband will join |
her in America. Mr. b. II. Huntington, |
president of the Dime Savings Bank ,
of New York. is returning from tour
OF Japan. Lieutenant Postnikoff, a
Russian officer from Niadivistok is .
on his way to st. Petersburg and VIII
A
DDS on his way around. Mr. j, H.
Beach. accountant of the quartermas-
ter's department at Manila, is going to
America a vacation. Mr. DempsteP,
a wealthy Manchester iron foundry
man, and his family are returning to
England. Mr.. /. Lecacheaux and Mrs.
of France are globetrot-
ting. AIR. A. W. Hastings cashier of
the Customs Department at Manila, is
IN vacation trip. Other passengers
FOR the Coast are: Mr. K. Audo, Mr..
Ernest Baumann, Mr.. c. II. Baum, Mr..
and Miss Boettaher, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Boutillier and two sons, Miss DaisyI
2yrne, Mrs. E. CRADLE Pastur Mr.. b.
:. Hamersley. Mr.. T. Horner, Mrs. j.
Hopkins, Mrs. E. l.. Hunt, Mr.. H. c.
Hunt. Mr.. 1. Kamo. Messrs. H. and s.
Kennedy, Mr.. NJ. Krausz. Mrs. and
Miss Lawrence, Mr.. James Lilburn
Miss Mabel Mclean, Miss MeMi.rtie
Or. S. Morimoti. Mr.. S. NJ. Morris, Mr. F.
D. Moule, Mr.. b. Muller, Mr. NJ Mu-
aki, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Prayer. Rev. and
drs. Pruett and children, Mrs w c.
Russell. Miss Scherh. Mr. George ".
'ewksbury, Mr. George Weir, Mr. Geo
Williams
The Nippon Maru will leave 400 tons
f general cargo here.
This YVES the first "trip OF this yes
ell to M t.fls and the officers gave a
ig reception to the Europeans there.
'Fer five hundred people awaited them
elves of the officers invitations con
erning this the. Manila Critic saws:
Ices punches, wines. liquors. beersI
nd innumerable delicacies were served
18th lavish profusion In fact the lar
er of the ship seemed irexhaustibIe.
reminded the writer of the mothers
ork bag in Swiss Family Robinson"
seemed to contain everything underi
lie sun. Imagine the delight With
hich we 'Orientalized Americans sat
own. to a table groaning under the
eight of such rarities as Eastern ovs- -
RS. Holsters and terrapin. Was il any
onder that at the end of The NEAL
me complained of heavy istomachs &
I'd applied themselves TO the y. O. NJ n
,ttle2''
The ship was delayed for six days
Manila because of facilities for dis
larsing cargo which Purser Lacy Or
oodrich characterizes as disgraceful.
The Nippon viii sail for Frisco at
M today. ic,