Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-07
C0PI|C MET With
ROUGH WEATHER
ON WAY To PORT

The Occidental G. Oriental steam
ship Coptic arrived from San Francis
co last night. She was locked at the
Bishop wharf at about $50 o'clock.
The Coptic's voyage was not altogetr
er a pleasant one. Two days out from
San Francisco she struck rough wealth
or which lasted for couple Of days.
Heavy cross.seas kept the good steam.
er rolling from side to side. One Chi.
nese was thrown down on the deck
with such force that his arm was
broken.
The CoptiC carries a very large list
of passengers for various Oriental
ports. Among the passengers for 70.
kOhama is Mrs. L. Sebrce, wife Of Cap
tain Scbree. who goes to join her hus.
band. Captain Sebree is at present
on duty at the AsiatiC Station, being
il command Of the battleship Wiscon
sin. The Kentucky's commander pass
cd through here some time ago on re.
turning from Tutuila, of which island
he was Governor for some time.
Among the other passengers are a
number of missionaries on their way
to different fields in China and Japan.
and good percentage of tourists who
20 to explore the wonders of tho
Orient.
The COptiC carries a very large car.
20 for the Orient. which makes her
deep in the water. She Is scheduled
to sail for the Orient at o'clock this
afternoon.
The Coptic is now under the com
mand Of Frank Beadnell. formerly the
chief officer. Captain Kinder, the Cop.
tics former master, has resigned. He
expects to obtain the command of one
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's new monster liners.
Following is a complete list Of pas
sengers in the Coptic:
For YOkohama-G. Civrac, Mrs. G..
Civrac, Miss A. X. Dodge, NJ. Sergey
l'riede. Mrs. NJ. Sergey Friede. child
and maid; Mrs. G. p. Godsey and
amah. Mrs. J. A. Hickey, r. W. IT.,
win. w. NJ. Kerr, Miss V. Lewis, G.
w. Roberts. Mrs. U Sebree, John
Stewart, Miss L. +. Vail, G. /. Vail
Mrs G. /. Vain, J. s. Watson, II. +.
Welch.
For agasaki-NIiss NJ. Guthapfel,
Miss l.. Smith.
For Shanghai-Miss II. NJ. Austin,
Miss A. -. Cole. c. L. Fiske, Rev. +.
w. Goddard. Miss A. X. Goddard,
Rev. W. A. Hemingway, Mrs. W. A.
Hemingway. J. Faure, Ralph Hop.
kins, Mis-. y. S. Hopkins and daugh.
ter, Miss e. NJ. Huntoon. Rev. L. Z.
Jones. Mrs. +. Z. Jones. Rev. o. J.
krause, Rev. W. A. Mckinney, Mrs.
| w. A. Mckinney. Miss p. Page, Rev
II. +. Rudd Rev. W. +. Sallee, Miss
f. Silver, Rev. Jos. Taylor.
For Hongkong-Miss Rose Baron,
w. f. Boyle, J. II. Bulmer, l.. Gle
ment, Rev. II. Cornell, Mrs. II. Cor.
nell and child. L. +. Cosper Mrs. L.
+. Cosper, Miss NJ. NJ. Day, Rev. W.
c. Dodd. Mrs. w. c. DOdd and child.
Rev. +. l. Doty. Mrs. L. |. Doty. Da.
Yid Evans, ID. X. Gray Adolph Won
Hagen, G. =. Hollingsworth, A. Il.
Hulse. Mrs. y. b. Hulse, Miss E. Jar
zembska, J. A. Jeffrey, Rev. J. l..
Keeler Mrs, J. l.. Keller, Rev. J. F.
Kelley w. A. Kenyon, +. l.. Kim
ball, d. c. Kretzer w. G. Masters
W. r. G. Neal, F. II. Oliphant, Mrs.
+. II. Oliphant, A. e. Phillips, Wayne
Russell, DR., f. Salzer, Lieut. Fritz
Seyd, A. Findlay Smith, J. C. Thomp.
son, Rev. H. s. Vincent, Mrs. II. S.
Vincent and infant, r. X. West, r.
\. WestcOtt, G. A. Wilcox, Rev r.
Morley. Mrs. r. Morley.