Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24
S. S. KOREA ARRIVES


early this morning She was locked
at the Bishop wharf at about o'clock.
The fourth officer was stationed at the
gangway where he gave an exhibition
of Oficiousness. One of his misdirected
efforts was to prevent representatives,
of two local papers from going on
board as soon as the gangway was fast,
a courtesy which has been customary
with all other vessels for years past.
The Korea brought very large list
of passengers for Honolulu, among
them being a great number of well
known local people.
Mrs. Geo. II. Carter, wife of Governor
Carter. returns just too late to witness
the Inauguration ceremonies.
Collector of the Port Stackable re-
turns from an extended stay in the
mainland where he has transacted inn
portant official business, visiting San
Francisco, Washington, New York and
many other places.
Collector of Internal Revenue r. II.
Chamberlain returns from a visit TO
the mainland. He is accompanied by
Mrs Chamberlain and two children.
|. S. Requa. the well known banker
of San Francisco and Oakland, comes
to spend some time in this city. He
: is accompanied by Mrs. Requa.
Mrs. S. Terry and Miss Terry, wife
= and daughter and Admiral Terry, COM
mandant of the Naval Station, come
: to join the Admiral here.
Among the other passengers for Ho.
Z nolulu are the following well known
Island people: Mrs. w. G. Ashley
Miss b. Ashley, Mrs. Gay, Mrs. J. o
Z Lutted and Miss G. Lutted.
Mrs. NJ. d. Kerrell and Miss Amy
Kerrell are the mother and sister Of
/ Mr. Kerrel the passenger agent Of th'
Pacific Mail steamship company. IL
san Francisco.
- Among the passengers for YOkoha
:. ma is Mrs. X. rakahira wife of the
h Japanese minister in Washington. re
{ turning for a stay at her home ii
I Japan.
a u. Kekubu is prominently connected
/. with the japanese official left at Wash
] ington.
!, Lieutenant Commander York Noel II
+ IAN officer of the L. S. Navy going OF
!. duty to Asiatic station. He is accom-
;. panied by Mrs. Noel.
e Mrs. c. X Harlow is the wife o
t Captain c. II. Harlow L. S. ~. who II
e to join her husband at Yokohama, &C
@ companied by her son, Master II. Har
r low.
7. Fukuruya Is a prominent Japan
D.. csc merchant of New York who Will
e Mrs. Furuya and two children, goe
= to visit his home in the land of tn,
n Chrysanthemum.
a Captain A. G. Knights Is a passeng
t er for Shanghai. Captain knights ha
S been prominently connected with ship
l. ping and commercial interests in Chin;
for the last forty years. He is nov
y Superintendent of the China Merchant
l. Steamship Company.
a Among the passengers for HOngkOnl
$ are VIM. Berol. Mr.. and Mrs. Max BE
: rol-Konorah and their company of vau
e deville actors who go to the Orient OF
e their way around the world on a the
= atrical tour.
Hon. Dean c. Worcester, the wei
# known member of the Philippine Civil
e Commissioners. returns TO Manila, VII
o Hongkong, accompanied by Mrs. Wor
y cester, Misses A. E.. L. b., and J.
: Worcester, and Master +. S. Worcester
e Mr.. Worcester is the author of wide
IS ly read work on the Philippines, writ
e ten by him some years ago when h
n visited the archipelago as a naturalist
& A. L. Black Is a prominent officia
o OF the San Francisco a. London Banl
= DR.. J. b. Thomas is one OF the lead
Ing physicians of Manila.
Re II. X. Hemans, prominent banke
Al OF Hongkong, returns to that city afte
re visit on the mainland.
Is The Korea enjoyed pleasant an
J. uneventful voyage making the run 1
s. five and half days. She brings 20
m tons of cargo for this port and a fai
amount of freight for the Orient.
The Korea is scheduled to sail 70
the Orient this afternoon at o'clocl
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Ie and one Of the merits noticeable wa
st the even work of the company, repre-
" senting as they did some fourtee
is characters of cosmopolitan life in Me-
'e York and covering the usual range {
n this kind of play, which is hung upo
m the somewhat imaginary line separa
ID ing the slums from the doorsteps {
Is the social middle classes. Felix Kel
ct ny, as the dago, Joseph Franzetti. an
e. Estelle Earle, as Malachetti, his r.
le vengeful wife, We're probably the tw
~ best sustained characters, at time
In showing the genius Of higher actin
to Tommy Shearer, as Nimrod Keye
es was clearly the pet of the audience an
n kept his patrons in fine humor unit
Id the lights went out. But there wei
ne others who showed much merit and al
deserving of nersonal nraise "'Tt