The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-17
SIBERIA BROUGHT
MANY PASSENGERS
MANY HONOLULU PEOPLE RE
TURN ON BIG STEAMER~68' PAS
sENGERs FOR THIS PORT.

with sixty three passengers for Ho-
nolulu and a large crowd of passengers
for through ports, the S. S. Siberia ar
rived off the port this morning a few
minutes after o'clock from San Fran
, cisco. The vessel left San Francisco
June II, so brought a weeks later mail
and flies of the mainland papers. She
delayed about an hour in getting away
EoYihg to there being a large number Of
steamers at the Pacific Mail docks in
! San Francisco at the time. She ex
perienced perfect weather on her trip,
the sea being as calm as a mill pond.
Nothing of particular interest. occurred
during the voyage. The passengers
enjoyed a dance on the vessel night be-
/ fore last.
The vessel carries 3, $3.50 tons of dead
weight Ias cargo. practically all lof
(which is for through ports Much of
this cargo goes to japanese, places.
There are eleven railroad cars for YO-
lSo hama and 5000 steel rails Tor. Kobe
consignees. These rails are thought to
be intended for the new military rail-
road that the japanese are constructing
in the northern part of Korea from
Seoul to Win. The cars will probably
treasure, the vessel carries only $172,-
1880 for Japan and China. She has
one of the largest mails ever taken out
of San Francisco, there being 1,4C
sacks of mail matter, of which 3t2 sacks
were landed at Honolulu.
Among the through passengers are
80 employees of the Insular service
They are going out to Manila. The
81
A number Of missionaries are going
out to various Asiatic places.
Many we'll known Honolulu people
arrived. Among there were Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. L. Damon who have been alb.
sent on the mainland for some time
He was in San Francisco on business
connected with the Olaa Plantation IN.
terests.
j. NJ DOwsett returned from an eN'
tended trip about the mainland II.
was absent two months.
Associate Justice F. NJ. Hatch an,
daughter We're returning Honoluluani
The first intimatiOn he received of hi
: appointment to the Territorial Suprem,
Bench was when the steamer arrived
off the port this morning Miss Hatcl
returned from attending school on tn
Mainland.
Thomas Fitch returned from "a TIN
to the California.
w. II. Heen returned from the main
e land.
J. A. NJ. Johnson the paper dealer. re-
turned from q business trip to SaI
= Francisco.
Mrs. F. ]. LOWrev and children re
turned from an extended trip to Europ
and the mainland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane an,
two daughters returned from Californi;
The young ladies have come from at
tending school in California. Commits
siOner Macfarlane was unable to ge
to the St Louis Exposition
]. 5. McCandless returned from tTiI
to Tacoma. aa
| Mrs. Grace Waterhouse returned.
u. s. Spalding and wife and r. P
. Spalding were returning Honoluluans
L. A. Thurston returned from at
tending the meeting of the Olaa Plan
t tation interests in San Francisco.
a. X. Jones returned from Californi;
with his bride. .', e.
Mrs, c. A. Hutchins and daughte
were returning passengers from tn
coast.
f. Hedemanu returned from trip .
the mainland.
The Siberia will be joined at Homo
|, lulu by Godfrey Brown who takes
trip to the Orient.
The Siberia is scheduled to sail at /
o'clock tonight for the Orient. Sh
is at Naval Wharf No. /.