The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-03
THE MANCHURIA
STAYS OUTSIDE
BIG LINER ARRIVED OFF PORT
RECORD BREAKING CROWD.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO WITH
RECORD BREAKING CROWD.
With the largest crowd Of passengers
ever brought to Honolulu the 5. 5.
Manchuria arrived off the port this
morning shortly before o'clock from
San Francisco. There We're PSI pas
sengers for this place but all of them
were not in the cabin. There were Ga
cabin passengers for Honolulu and the
bulk of the crowd for this place was
composed of Japanese who for some
reason, returned to Honolulu from the
mainland. There were 1856 Asiatics
for Honolulu and 81 others in the steer
age. The vessel has 1873 cabin passen-
gers for the Orient with a total of sos
people for various places in the Far
East, the majority being Chinese The
Manchuria has 10000 tons of through
freight so she was not permitted to
enter the harbOT as she was drawing
too much water.
Naturally the most interesting per-
sonage aboard the vessel was William
Jennings Bryan the Democratic leader
who with his wife and Miss Grace
Bryan and William ]. Bryan Jr, is
going to Hong Kong He was met by
q delegation Of local Democrats and
taken ashore in the customs launch
before the Manchuria had been passed
by the quarantine officials.
ID. ID. Pokotilow the Russian minister
at Pekm is Il through passenger on the
vessel. He is accompanied by his wife
and two servants. He is returning
from attending the Peace Conference
at Portsmouth,
The Hawaiian band returned from
successful trip to California and the
Portland Exposition. Captain Berger
the leader returned with the band as
did Mrs. Alapai, the vocalist The
band gave several concerts aboard the
vessel and last night played for
dance Last sunday Mr.. Bryan de-
livered an address.
On September 20, at SAP p. m. the
French ship Marshall Cuckett was
passed in Lat 32:53 north long. 1876
west The French vessel asked for the
longitude and asked to be reported all
well.
TO the surprise of every person here
Captain Saunders the regular master of
the vessel returned in command of the
ship. IT was reported by the last San
Francisco papers that his license had
been taken from him owing to some
hitch in his naturalization as an Anne
rican citizen years ago His case was
taken to the Department of Justice
however and he was permitted to de-
part in command of the vessel The
fact that he had not been deprived of
the command of the vessel was the
cause of much satisfaction as Captain
Saunders Is a very popular master and
has done much to make the Man
churia the best known of the entire
Pacific Mail fleet. The Manchurla left
san Francisco September y so brought
days later mail
Among the Honolulu people who re-
turned by the vessel was Bert Peter
son who has been away for some weeks
on business trip.
L. Abrams and wife returned from
a vacation trip to the mainland.
Mrs. j. NJ Atherton and Mrs G., II.
Atherton and child and Miss X. Nj,
Atherton were among the returning
Honolulans.
w, L. Decoto returned from the
mainland.
c A. Bruins arrived from a trip to
the mainland.
F. A. Alexander and wife were re-
turning passengers.
n. s. Sachs and wife returned from
San Francisco.
Archie McKillop the cyrus Noble man
arrived on a business trip to Honolulu.
Mrs. G. Schuman and infant return
ed from trip to California.
Sonny Macfarlane was a returning
Honoluluan.
Miss Lucia Lyons arrived for visit
to Honolulu.
Miss Carrie Gilman returned from
four months absence on the mainland.
p. c. Jones and wife returned from
a visit to the east.
Judge j. d. Bicknell a prominent at
torney of Los Angeles is through
passenger for Yokohama accompanied
by his wife.
The vessel is scheduled to sail at $3.50
p. m today for the Orient from her
anchorage off port Passengers should
depart from the boat landing on Queen
street near the Brewer block, shortly
before 3 o'clock to reach the vessel be-
fore her departure. The vessel does
not go to Manila.