The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-10
SIBERIA ARRIVES
WITH LARGE CROWD
STEAMER BROUGHT MANY WELL
KNOWN HONOLULUANs HOME
THIS MORNING.

THIS MORNING.
The record getter of the Pacific, the
S. S. Siberia, Captain j. Tremaine
Smith, arrived this morning on time
from San Francisco with a large crowd
of local and through passengers. The
vessel left San Francisco November 4
so brought two days later mail and
files of the mainland papers. She had
pleasant weather during the run. The
vessel brought 103 Japanese for Homo
lulu, SO of whom had been carried
through to San Francisco from Yoko-
hama on the last homeward trip of the
vessel when she cut out Honolulu. Four
additional Japanese Joined the vessel
at San Francisco. The Siberia has
large crowd of Chinese going home
A Chinese passenger died two night
ago. The vessel has 5000 tons of freight
for through ports most of which con-
sists of machinery for japanese con-
signees. The vessel is loading 500
tons Of coal at this port.
Captain Smith did not stop off this
trip for his vacation. There seems to
be little probability now of his having
any further trouble over his citizenship
papers as he was able to show that he
had obtained naturalization i'm a reg
ular and legal way. Arthur Mcneil
the chief officer of the vessel who was
displaced owing to a hitch in Obtaining
papers, has been granted naturaliza-
ton papers and is once more CHER or
ficer of the vessel.
Captain Smith says that had the
vessel had favorable weather on her
return trip from Yokohama to San
Francisco she would have made the
run close on to ten days instead of be-
ing about ten hours slower than that
time. She made all of her good time
during the last six days, as the first
four days brought heavy swell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gilman and Miss
Cordelia Gilman return from a visit
to California.
o. H. Gulick and wife returned from
vacation on the mainland.
w. G. Cooke brother of J. P. Cooke,
arrived for a visit to the Islands ac-
companied by Mrs. Cooke two children
and maid.
Temple Burke the warden of oahu
Prison returned with his bride.
w. A. Bowen of Castle and Cooke,
Ltd, was a returning passenger, &C
companied by his wife.
Godfrey Brown of the telephone COM
pany returned from a trip to the MAIN
land.
II. c. Easton arrived from the main
land.
Mrs. j. A. Hopper returned from a
vacation trip.
Barbour Lathrop the globe trotter
trotted down the gangway for visit
to Honolulu where he has many friends
j. DGTucker returned from attend
ing the Supreme Council of the Scottish
Rite Masons where he was made a
thirty-third degree mason.
e. A. McInerny returned from an eX-
tended business trip to the mainland
Mrs. A. Perry mother of Judge Perry
arrived from a trip to the mainland.
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer and Miss Irmgard
Schaefer returned from trip to CALI
fornia.
S. M Phillips and daughter were re-
turning Honoluluans.
Among the through passengers are e.
w. Howe and daughter Miss Mattel
Howe the rather ana sister OF MI
Howe of the Bulletin staff. The elder
Howe and Miss Howe are on their way
around the world. He is the proprie-
tor of the Atchinson Globe They will
not stop over at Honolulu
Captain Macker Babb of the marine
corps is going out to Yokohama for
assignment aboard the cruiser Balti-
more.
Frank Pixley the composer of the
successful operas Prince of Pilsen and
King Dodo is going to Hong Kong, ac-
companied by his wife.
James F. Tracy who is en- route tc
Manila to become one of the associate
justices of the Supreme Court of the
! Philippines. He is from Albany, New
York. He is accompanied by Mrs
! Tracy, child and governess.
The Siberia is scheduled to depart al
5 p. m. today from Naval wharf No.
for the Orient. She does not go tC
Manila.
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