The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-02

Carrying large crowd OF passenge~s
from he Orient for the Coast, the Pc
cifc Mail steamship Korea arrived III
port at 3:l5 yesterday afternoon, dock
| ing at the Hackfeld wharf. The vessel
will depart at 8 p. m. today for San
Francisco, taking an unusually large
list of passengers from this port. In
fact people had to be packed three il
d room to accommodate all VINO applied
The vessel brought 1850 tons OF
freight for this port and takes 275 tons
| of coal on, as well as sundry freight,
| including several dozen cases of pine
apples from the Wahiawa plantations.
The Korea met with very rough
weather crossing the Pacific, but no
damage was done and the big vessel
rode tie waves in fine shape
Among the through passengers are
Major General Corbin, L. S a, wno
has been IN command of the Division OF
the Philippines, and who n:,s been re-
ieved ty General Leonard Wood. Gen
eral Corhin goes TO Washington, D. G.
where he Will become Chief of Staff of
the army by succession T.. rther gen
erals slated for retirement. Genera;
Corbin Is accompanied by his aids, Cap
tain J. a. Penn, Captain j. A. Moss
and Captain ". E. Norton.
Messrs. II. r. Burrill and R. F. Crist
of the Department II commerce and
Labor at Washington, have been max
ing a business tour Of the Orient and
the Philippines.
Thomas Hughes of Sydney, is 4 prom
inent sugar manufacturer, and well
known in California. lie is making a
visit to the mainland o bus ness.
K. Tetsuka, a japanese merchant Of
New York, is returning from visit TO
Toxic.
Lieut.. Lilaien, Lieut.. Tomaxnf, Capt |
Alex. Zwillinof and Capt. Sodlinsky, |
are four Russian army and navy off /
GERS returning to St. Petersburg.
Robert ". Southern of Manchester, |
England, accompanied by Miss South |
making trip to the States.
H. J. solomon of San Francisco, ac
companied by Mrs. Solomon and Miss
Solomon, has been touring the Orient /
Rev Thos. ]. Arnold, for many years !
a missionary at Wulen, China. is return |
ing to the States for visit
Rev NJ. c. Mackenzie has been sta I
toned for many years as missionary
at Swallow. China. and is going to the |
States with his family.
Messrs. G. Erich, Hans Gumprecht,
Peter Hildebrand, Robert Hoops. are
identified in business in Japan and are
now on their way to Europe.
K. 0tchiai Is the new secretary to
the Japanese legation at ST. Petersburg,
and is en- route to mis- post of duty. He
was entertained while in Honolulu. by
the japanese Vice-C Consul, Mr.. Matsu
bara.
Edward R. Hoyt of St. Louis, ac-
by Mrs. Hoyt and Randall
Hoyt, are completing a tour of the
world
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert G. Edwards
have finished long tour of the Orient
and are en- route to London, their home.
L. R. Tuttle, accompanied by Mrs.
futile, is going TO the States on a pleas
ure trip. He is prominent merchant |;
of Shanghai.
Emil FLAG, manager of the Imperial Il
Hotel at Toxic, contemplates tour ofA
the United States and Europe, beford,I
TO Japan. iii
Among the passengers booked FROM
Honolulu are James s. Bell, the million4
are Hour manufacturer OF M1nneapoliS.
member of Crosby Mills, who, with his
family, viii return to his home after
very pleasant stay of several weeks in
Honolulu Mr.. Bell brought his auto
mobile along and has made good use of
it, He and his party have been guests
At the Moana Hotel.
Mrs Milus Parkhurst, her sister and
her two daughters, leave for a year 5
,tav in California. Mrs. Parkhurst viii
remain there until the estate of her
father. the late Mr.. Yoell, is settled up. ;
Miss Irmgard Schaefer goes East and
will visit her brother who has been i'll.
J. c. Cohen, the 'Belasco Of Honolulu, !
goes TO San Francisco on a flying trip
o arrange preliminaries for the tour of
he Royal Hawaiian Band, which leave