The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-26
CHINA CARRIES
MANY PASSENGERS

The Pacific Mail Steamship China
arrived off port from Sam Francisco
yesterday afternoon about 2.S0 and at
4 had locked at the Quarantine wharf,
next to the Pilot house, the Hacgfeld
! wharf still being choked with freight
i from the Siberia. The vessel carries
a heavy cargo for the Orient, COM
prising $500 tons. There are 500 tons
of steel rails aboard for Japan. The
| passage down was fine.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
were Prince and Princess Kalaniana-
ole, who return from Washington
where the Prince has been in at
tendance at Congress. He will leave
again for the mainland on the Ventura
en- route to Chicago to attend the Re-
publican Convention. G.. Cunha, who
has been schooling at Boone, also ar
rived for the summer vacation. He
will play shortstop for the Elks next
Saturday. Geo. C. Beckley Jr. also
returned for his summer vacation.
Mrs. w. S. Ellis and Mrs. j. S. Ellis
returned from San Francisco after sew
eraI months absence. T. w. Hebron
Of the Hebron Drug Company returned
from California. While at Catalina
Island he made the record catch OF
fish for the year. Mr.. Otto Koiilhase
and Mr.. III. s. Walker are naval Off
GERS who came to join Admiral GLASS;
fleet. Mr.. Chuck Hoy of HOLSTER &
Co. is back from a tour of the States.
He went east as far as New York,
took in the Exposition and admired
everything he saw. Tt was his first
trip to the mainland Mr.. w. II. Rea
is a California merchant here on pleas
ure. NJ. C. Pacheco, who went to Cali
fornia as delegate to the Foresters'
Convention, also returned.
Among the through passengers Cap
tain G. Tamari, who has been naval
attache at London, is on his way to
Toxic to enter active service. Mr..
Huntington Wilson, secretary of the
American Legation at Toxic, and his
bride, a former belle of Baltimore, is
on his way TO report for duty. DR.. A.
C. Bernays is a well known physician
on the coast. j. c. jenkins of Geor-
gia, who has been appointed a. Judge
in the Philippines, is en- route to Ma
Mia. with his family.
There are also number Of iasular
employees and school teachers aboard
for the Philippines.
The China sails today at 10 a. m.
Comrades Launch.
A 3o-foot launch, with s-foot beam
and a 10-horse power Lozfer engine, arr
rived yesterday on the China and will
shortly be put in commission to run
to the island of Kahoolawe. 1t is to
be owned by Christian Conradt
shipping Notes.
The Marion Chilcott arrived at San
Francisco on May is, eighteen days
out. Several sails and the jIbstay were
lost.
The bark Annie Johnson arrived at
San Francisco on May Is, seventeen
days from Ndakaweli. The Edward
May arrived the same day.
w. NJ. Ashton, passenger ON the
Sonoma. who lost his legs in a railroad
accident in Australia, was denied a
landing at San Francisco, although an
american citizen.
The Alameda left yesterday morning
for San Francisco with one of the
largest crowds ever taken away in the
popular Oceanic liner. A big crowd
was also on the dock to bid the pas
sengers farewell. The band was in
attendance, and flowers were most Law
ishly used in decorating the departing
ones.