Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per p. NJ. s. 8. Manchuria. from the
Orient, June 20.-For Honolulu: ]. 7.
Arundel. Koichi Hibi, s. Kusakada, f.
w. Marston and wife. Miss A. NJ. Man.
neriDg. Miss 4. l.. Mannering, Miss H.
d. Mannering, Andrew McClelland.
Miss c. A. Gliding, X. Shibayama, q.
Suzuki. Miss c. NJ. Sullivan, T. va
mamoto. For San Francisco: p. An.
derson and wife, W. @. Allen, Mrs. J.
l.. Agler, Miss Maud Agler. Mrs. s. +.
Atkins, J. H. Ankrown and wife, Mrs.
| ID. j. Baker and child. j. Casey Ba.
ker, Martin Bite, J. N. Boyd, e. p.
Babbitt and wife Mrs. p. H. Babcock,
Paul Bagley, Miss NJ. A. Bartlette. Z.
c. Bellows. wife and servant, DR.. Benz
, Brodie. Miss Margaret Bull, Arthur
l.. Busch, A. Cabouret, NJ. b. Cohen,
Rev. w. Court, wife and infant; J. II.
Crane and wife, Chas. Calman, John
NJ. Collum. 1t. A. Z. de Costa, W. s.
Dakin and wife, Capt. II. Dorey, A. ID.
c.. U. s. A.; 1t. Com. A. W. Dodd,
U. S. NJ Max Deutcher. Miss N. Z.
Dow. Mrs Jane Damstrom, c. A. DAY.
export, s. Deguchi, c. e. Dickinson
and wife, DR.. II. Dickman, ]. Reed Ell.
lott, r. II. Eckford. Mrs. W. p. Ed.
gerton. 1t. r. Z. Fisher, U. s. A.:
Mrs. X. Z. Fisher, Sam Fisk, Miss
Lula Frey, John e. Foulds. Miss
Grace p. Foulds, Lois Guyn, Mrs. l..
NJ. Gray and infant. Rev. r. r. Guy,
William Gardner, Mrs. c. A. Gates, II.
s. Glazier, Mrs. ]. F. Greig. Mrs. Ma.
ry Harstedt, Miss Elva Harstedt. Chas.
d. Hart, Comdr. II. Hutchlns. U.S.N.;
Mrs. N. Hamilton, Boris T. Honig.
man. 1t. j. +. Hall, II. d. Heathfeld
and wife. Mrs. +. T. Helmuth, Miss
Eliza Heydel. Jos. II. Hoover, Lisle
G.. Johnson, Geo. W. Kline and wife.
1t. Com. A. l.. Key. U. s. NJ; Mrs. A.
l.. Key and two children, c. c. Kahn.
berg. WIN. Kennedy and wife, Mrs. II.
Kimball, Miss Fannie Kinball. Hon.
Hamilton King and wife, William
King and wife. l.. Lovegrove, Mrs.
Sadie La Grave, w II. Llewellyn, Mrs.
c. s. Langmuir, Oh. b. Lorentzen.
William Lovett and wife. Miss Phoebe
Lovett, Dr. W. L. Musgrave, Albert
Magee and wife, Z. II. Melbye, Miss
Annie r. Morton. Mrs. Lewis w. Mar.
tin, DIR. W. p. McGill and wife. Miss
Myrtle McGill, Miss Stella McGip,
Master Willie McGill, Mrs. II. w. My.
ers and three children. Sedgwick Mid
dleton, 1t. c. A. Magelhaus, Miss An.
ME +. Maitland. Mrs. G.. X. Martin,
Miss Ralphia N. Martin, Miss Della
Miller, 7. Momonoi. Miss Mabel B.
Morrow, A. II. Motley and wife, II. c.
Moses. II. Mutsu and wife. T. Nagayo.
Mrs. G. Naumann, Geo. Newcomb, A |
&. Niewenhuys. Oliver p. H. Noyes.
Maurice A. Oppenheimer. T. Osawa,
w. A. Pruitt, r. A. Preston, ]. II.
Patterson. Miss Dorothy Patterson,
Chas. Palmer, w. C. Pakenham, Z. ].
Parker and wife, II. NJ. Pratt. 1t. ].
j. Raby, u. s. N; c. B. Rosenbaum.
Miss Elizabeth Richards, Frank Stamp
fel, DIR. N. SalQueiro, Miss l.. H.
Schnack j. c. Schenck, j. H.
Schoonmaker and wife, Mrs. L. SEQ.
field, maid and valet, Miss Marion Sco-
field. Miss Grace Scofeld, Miss Flor.
ence Scofeld, Miss Helen Scofeld, s. |
Shaku, A. Sisson, r. T. Stevens and
wife, ]. ID. Stuart, Miss Ethel Studley, |
lC. G.. Town and wife, T. Takahashi, |
Mrs. @. j. Townsend, Miss A. r.
Townsend, s. Tsuji. Miss NJ. Unger, |
A. A. Van VOORHEES, and wife, Ralph |
J. Van VOORHEES,, Miss Hazel Van Voor- |
Ihies, Baroness Anna Won Meyerink,
c. Won Bose and wife, Mrs. s. NJ. au-
CLAIM, s. M. Vauclain Jr.. Miss Mary |
Vauclain. Miss Hilda Canaan, General
Leonard Wood, U. s. A.. Mrs. Leonard
Wood. Murray Warner and wife, L. w.
Weaver, T. J. Whitby, Mrs. e. Whit |
tam, Miss Mariane Whittam, Mrs. NJ.
Williams, II. NJ. Wisler. ]. C. Wood.
Jury and wife, Miss Margaret Wood.
bury, Mrs. W. NJ. Wyeth. Miss VIII
lameta Wyeth, Miss Leila NJ. Wyeth,
Miss Nellie Zwemer.
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were hard at work for Brown. Tho
Civic Federation vote was small. |
About 1880 o'clock 139 out Of 3al
votes had been cast.
Heavy Native Vote.
| The natives turned out in force at
one precinct. the Tenth. One hundred
and forty-four out of 302 votes had
been cast at 1880 o'clock. nearly all
being native. Earlier in the day sew.
eral natives had been approached and
told TO switch from Henry to Poepoe.
by whom could not be learned. but one
OF the Instructed" volunteered the h.
formation that II was Civic Fed.
Native Vote Increasing.
This afternoon the native vote Is ex.
naptad m hagin niIipu nm Thto ,nr,