Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-14
ScHiFF TO JAPAN.
tcoptIrued from p.,. D.,

bell, has the pleasant task of showing
the distinguished party the attractions
OF the CITY, boarded the Manchuria
early this morning outside the harbor
from the customs launch.
-Four automobiles met the Schiff par.
ity on the Hackfeld wharf and they
started about Q o'clock for an urban
and suburban trip. The itinerary was
as follows:
Drive to Nuuanu Pail; thence to
! Hon. s. NJ. Damon's place at Moanalua
thence to the Honolulu plantation,
where a hasty inspection of the mill
was made. thence TO call on Queen
lLiliuokalani at her Waikiki residence,
thence to the Moana Hotel for lunch.
After lunch at the Moana the party
visits Governor Cleghorn's home and
then enjoys the pleasures OF the beach
as they desire, canoeing or swimming.
sThis evening Col. Geo. w. Macfar.
lane gives n dinner to the visitors NJ
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, TO be fol.
lowed by a dance on the spacious In.
nais and a reception. II Is possible,
lalso. that the Hawaiian band may be
secured to give concert at the hotel.
Pill. Lilienthal of the Anglo.Cali.
fornia Bank arranged for the entertain
ment OF the party in Honolulu. through
Col. Macfarlane.
Jacob Henry Schiff. banker. member
OF the firm of Kuhn. Loeb & Co., who
handled the war loan for Japan, was
born at Frankfort.on.the.M Main. Ger
many in 1S47. He came to America In
1865 and settled in New York. He
married Theresa Loeb In 1875. HE
wife accompanies him on the present
trip, He Is largely interested in sew.
eral dozen banks, trust and security
conn anies. assurance and insurance
corporations, and societies, railroads,
telegraph companies and other enter
prises.
Schiff is, among other things. ex.vlco
president of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce. He founded in New York
the Jewish Theological Seminary, the
Semitic Museum. Harvard, and the
Nurses Settlement. He Is a member
of the American Museum OF Natural
History, the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art, the American Geological Society,
the American Fine Arts Society and q
member OF the Lawyers. Republican
and Barnard Clubs. When he's at
Hoine nc HNeS ou rh'h h''hue, Ne"
York.
Seligman Of Seligman & Co., bank
ers. New York, is brother.inlaw OF
Mr.. Schiff.
| S. Neustadt, travelling with the
Schin party. is a big New York banker
land II. Bulge is prominent Paris
banker. There was to have been an.
other Paris banker and his wife In the
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Heidelbach.
but they were notified at San Francis
co by cable that Mrs. Heidelbach's un.
Gle was very III and they turned back
for Paris.
There are enough American and Eu.
ropean bankers in the party, however,
to manage any little loan Japan has in
mind, and no one doubts but what that
IS the mission on which Schlff Is seek
ing pleasure.
Ernest Schiff, from Franllfort.on.the.
Main, Germany, the money kings nep-
hew. Is nice chap and his uncle's
lrighthand man on the present jaunt.
That the party might get glimpse
of Honolulu, the Manchuria will be
held over until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning when she viii get away for
the Orient.
In the meanwhile Messrs. Single
and Campbell OF Honolulu's Wall street
are doing their best to show little old
New York that Honolulu Is the finest
place In the world for a pleasure"
trip. Schiff is about as big as they
make money.kings back East. He's as
/ big as J. Pierpont Morgan and perhaps
trlhe bigger Physically and person
ally, Jacob Schiff is a short man. In.
clined to stoutness, pleasant In address
and OF merry, friendly disposition
though he let's nothing, even a pleas
ure trip, interfere with business.