The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15
SIBERIA BROUGHT
FIFTY PASSENGERS

Francisco early yesterday morning af-
and locked at the Bishop wharf. She
brought about fifty passengers for
this port, and has over a hundred
through.
The Siberia sighted the Clavering on
the morning of the 10th. On We'd
nesday she also passed the America
Maru and the Sierra. The Maru was
passed at s:35 p. m. and the Sierra at
1910 p. m. The two vessels were a.
bout twenty miles apart. 1t is evil
dent that the Sierra was gaining on
the other steamer as they sailed from
Honolulu six hours apart.
A number of kamaainas returned a
mong whom was F. NJ. Brooks, a well
known local attorney and an Elk, who
has been away for several weeks at
tending the Elks' reunion at Baltimore.
Mrs. c. B. Cooper returned from a
short visit to the mainland
r. p. Rithet of the San Francisco
firm of Welch & Co., returns to the
islands after a long absence. He Is
at present at the Young Hotel. y
w. w. Thayer of the law firm of
Thayer & Hemenway. returns from am
extensive visit to the mainland and
the East. He is accompanied by his
mother.
]. L. Coke, a Wailuku attorney, re-
turns from a vacation spent in Ore
gon and Washington.
f. L. Smith arrived in the Siberia
to take a position at the Young hotel
a Haneberg. a plantation man of
these islands. returns, accompanied
by his wife.
Miss Il. Forrest arrived from Oak
land to visit Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Pres
colt of Lihue, Kauai.
Miss NJ. a. Thorn comes to take a
position in the Kohala Seminary.
DIR. D. w. Collins of Pueblo. Col. ar
rived on the Siberia to spend a few
weeks vacation in the islands.
Mr.. F. NJ. Bechtel, the new inrhi-
grafton man, arrived from washington
to take charge of local immigration
Lieut.. Commander A. P. Niblack ar
rived to take command of the |
Naval Station until the arrival of |
Terry.
Among the through passengers are
Il Il
:. w. Dyson, who are bound for Yo-
kohama to report for duty on the
Asiatic Station.
Miss Mae Perkins is a daughter of
Senator Perkins o. California. She is
IN a pleasure tour of the Orient and
s accompanied b. s;rs :. j. p. Mar.
in. Mrs. ]. L Bar aclough who hes
,een stopping at the Moana Hotel ecr
It this port.
]. w. Hoey, the deputy chief of the
Manila fire department, is returning
o the Philippine; accompanied by his
wife.
Mrs. E. II. Dave ,ruGt and her daugI:-
er Miss Eleanor are Sl1 Francisco
ociety people who are making a six
months tour of the Orient.
w. K. Brice is on his way to Hong
long on business. He IS accompanied
" his two sisters. w. X. Brice is
he son OF ex-senator Brice of Hi
lois.
The Siberia brought a small amount
f freight for this port. She has about
900 tons however for the Orient.
She takes away a very large num-
Ter of steerage passengers in which
re included IS Chinese and $50 Japa-
ese
There are several cabin passengers
Tho leave for the Orient. - "A L IL,
o. r sEraman egntinuess his aearney
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n missionarx work. s * II
The party OF ave Yale era duates .whoi
re ON q tour OF 4 be- y Grid ssrd. who n
topped of here for several DAYS will
ontfnue- tffefr trip On the Siberia
The steamer sailed for the Orient