The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-15
SIBERIA JAMMED
WITH PASSENGERS

| With seventy of her passengers to
| land at Honolulu, the P. NJ. S. S. liner
| Siberia arrived yesterday afternoon at
1 o'clock from San Francisco. The YES
sci was a few hours late owing to the
heavy weather encountered all along
| the voyage. In fact, many of the pas
sengers preferred remaining in the Sc
clusion of their hunks the greater part
of the time. An occasional sea swept
over the bow deck. but no damage re-
suited. The vessel will resume her
voyage to the Orient at II o'clock this
| morning.
The Siberia has about $50 cabin pas
sengers and a cargo of 5000 tons of
miscellaneous freight for Oriental ports.
Prominent on the cabin list are Lieut..
]. NJ. Marble and Mrs. Marble. The
former goes as naval attache to the
American Legation at Toxic. Lieut..
Commander Rodgers will report to the
admiral of the Asiatic fleet for duty.
Rear-Admiral Miller and Rear-Ad-
miral Whiting. United States Navy.
are en- route to Manila to serve on a
court-martial Capt. H. w. Lyon.
commandment of the Honolulu Naval
Station, joins them here and will also
Writings wife was formerly Miss
Along of Honolulu.
Hon. Patrick Egan, who was the
United States Minister to Chile during
the cruiser Baltimore episode, is en-
route to Manila. W. B. Wells, en- route
to Yokohama, was one of the directors
of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
and chief of the Concessionaire Depart
q
anese artist who has been in Europe.
His peculiar headgear. looking like
monks cowl attracted considerable at
tention. LIE Comte de Segur is an Ital-
ian count travelling around the world
for pleasure w. w. Andrews and wife
are from Washington. on their honey
moon They will remain in Honolulu
until the next steamer sails for the
Orient.
b Griggs Holt formerly secretary
of McCabe, Hamilton & Renney. and
United States Shipping Commissioner,
came on the Siberia from a business
trip to the coast. He will remain here
two months and then proceed to Hong
kong. where he will act as the agent
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
This is in the nature of a flattering
promotion for Mr. Holt. Mr.. Hollis
popularity with the stevedores of Homo
lulu was shown yesterday when all who
could spare the time pressed forward
to greet him on the dock.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
were Mr. Jos. Geoghegan and two
daughters and Mr.. J. O'Meara and Miss
O'Meara of Salt Lake City. who have
come here On pleasure trip. Col. and
Mrs. Samuel Parker, Miss Alice Camp
bell and Miss Beatrice Campbell re-
turned from California trip. Miss
Alice Campbell is entirely recovered
from the operation for appendicitis
which she underwent on the coast. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Paxton returned from
New York. Harry Lewis ard wife re-
turned from the mainland after a long
absence. J. T. McCrosson. the Kohaia
ditch man. returned from a. business
trip to the coast in connection with the
ditch
Among those who will depart from
Honolulu today on the Siberia are Mrs
Atkins and Mrs. Gates of indianapolis.
who have spent several weeks in Ho-
nolulu as guests at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel. They will pass through here again
on June s.
The Siberia is at Naval Dock No /.