The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-06
.DORIC CARRIES
MANY MILLIONS
HAS OVER FOUR MILLION YEN IN
HER TREASURE TANKS-LARGE
CROWD OF PASSENGERS

With the smallest cargo that she has
brought to this port in years the 6.
S. Doric arrived at II o'clock this
morning from the Orient and locked
at the Hackfeld wharf. The vessel has
a good sized list of through passengers
for San Francisco and considerable
freight for the mainland.
She left Hong Kong April 16; Shang-
hal April 20; Nagasaki April %; Kobe
April "a and Yokohama April %. Her
time to this port from Yokohama was
days Is hours and 81 minutes. The
vessel experienced fine wea ther
throughout the voyage. Nothing was
sighted on the way across. The usual
games and deck sports for prizes and
souvenirs were held. "A dance was
held on the evening of May 3, on the
second day after crossing the 1S0th me-
ridian.
Purser NJ. ). Niswander has supplied
some interesting information connected
with the cargo and passengers of the
vessel. She has $50 packages or 35g
tons of General Oriental cargo for HO-
nolulu. For San Francisco she has
II, 1863 packages or 1854 tons. This in
GLIDING 1885 chests new tea, 222 silks,
1902 raw silk, 81 gunnies, 1891 mating,
1S1 rice 5O32 hemp, $500 merchandise,
and IS boxes of Japanese gold, valued
at Yen 4,550,O0 or gold S2,259,0O0.
Two cabin passengers stopped at Ho-
nolulu, one was Dr. Il. Katsunuma the
United States japanese Interpreter at
the immigration station. He has been
on vacation in Japan. The other
passenger for Honolulu was DR.. l. Kat
suk who returning from visit 20
Japan. He is Honolulu physician.
C. A. Willard who is a through pas
senger is a justice of the Philippine
supreme bench.
\. A. Williamson is civil engineer OF
the British Navy. He is going to the
mainland and thence to England, IN
company with his family
H. E. Merrill is a commissions u
Imperial Chinese customs.
r. F. Schneelock has been in the
Orient representing a St. Louis bust
ness firm.
Louis Basch is a Chicago buslnssS
man.
Lieutenants Buchholz and Forstmann
are officers of the German Navy, VINO
are returning home after service on
the Asiatic station of Germany.
Captain E. l.. d. Boyle is the builders
expert engineer who accompanied the
Japanese cruisers Kasuga and Nisshen
from Genoa to Japan during the early
part of the war.
Mrs Captain J. J. Lossius is the wife
of a former Office Of the White star
Service He is the master of a Canton
river steamer.
Mrs. A. w. Hastings is the wife OF
a Philippine official.
j. Poglase is a Singapore merchant
going to America on business.
Earl b. Shaw is the son of Secretary
of the Treasury Shaw. The young !
man passed through here some months |
ago and was entertained by the heads |
of the Territorial departments, at the |
Young Hotel.
c. Isono is a New York merchant VINO !
has been in Japan on business.
DR.. McFarlane is Bankok physician /
who Is going to America.
Captain A. Flick and T. Vessel are
officials from Java and Siam.
ID. NJ. Scott of Glasgow and j. Meurer
Of Vienna are globe trotters.
Messrs. Shearers, Wells, FullaWay
and Gilbert and Misses Bonsall Bree-
croft Rogers and Brustgruen are en-
Dloyees of the Philippine civil govern
nent who Are returning to the Main
and.
Revs. Robb, Newton and Misses Cole,