The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-31
MARINE:


, The japanese liner America Maru
came. into port yesterday afternoon al
J As from Yokohama and locked at the
Hackfeld wharf and win continue her
{ voyage to San Francisco at 10 a. m.
today The trip was devoid of interes,
and the passage was fine until five
days ago, when heavy seas were en-
| countered
Among those OF interest aboard are
DR.. J. P. De Bruler. L. s. n. who,
until recently, was attached TO the
American gunboat FL Cano. now doing
duty along the Chinese coast.
Mr.. Edwin Grunow has been de-
tached from the German legation at
Peking and assigned to the legation
IN Chill
Surgeon Bergher and Surgeon Lehrn-
kui. are Russian naval surgeons who
rave been on duty at the naval hos
pifal at Vladivostok for several years
Ihey We're stationed there during the
war The officers attracted consider
able attention, as they wore their
Russian caps AID long tailed coats.
although without insignia. and one
wore his military boots with the
trousers legs stuffed inside them.
George S Andres is the general man
ager of the American Cocoanut Oil
Company of Toledo, Ohio, returning
home from a business trip TO the
Orient.
Alfred Pazoit. aIl-round athlete,
yacftsman, and a native of Boston is
travelling around the world for pleas
ure.
Miss H Limby is en- route to San
Francisco TO be married to Mr.. Har-
greaves of Shanghai. Both VIII return
to the Orient in the near future. Miss
Limby enjoys the distinction OF being
the only white woman aboard, save
the stewardess.
T. e. LongstaT is a London surgeon, |
with several leading hos |
pitals of the metropolis. He is on |
years leave of absence for recreation |
and is making a leisurely tour of the
world.
T. Suzuki is japanese naval Of
hcer, who. prior TO the war with Rus
STA. was experimenting the building
Of japanese warships in England. He +
was called home 10 participate in the
war and is now returning to London
III N0At41a0C HIS 1OIS14CI @8IA 4
Capt. w. z. B. Thorsen is a Nor
wegian ship-captain who recently sold
Z vessel 70 Japan and is returning TO
Christiania.
Rev. w. B. Cooley is an American
travelling about the world |
IN an inspection tour. The reverend
traveller goes Iight-handed, that is, he
carries little baggage 10 cucumber his
Commissioner Raifton of the Saliva
ion Army is returning TO London after
having completed an inspection of the
situation in Japan. During his visit
mere he is the guest of Adjutant Bann-
perry. The Commissioner Intended
-e1naining in Japan only a short time,
put stayed there six months. He
states that he believes Japan is in the
roper receptive mood AT present TO
make the work OF the Salvation Army
.0unt He also states that he was
simply astounded at the people OF
such a great nation being SO tenn
oerate and well-conducted.
The Commissioner was interested in
able news concerning General Booth
whom he says may visit Japan It is
he one place he desires TO see before
dining the great majority. and If he
goes it VIII be over the Siberian Rail-
way
Commissioner Railton is one of the
highest ranking officers in the Army.
First there is the General and his chief
4 staff, his son. and then come the
Commissioners. Some are in charge
If sections of the world: others travel. !
Commissioner Railton Is one OF the
after kind
The America Maru has 500 tons OF
reight for Honolulu and 1890 for San
Francisco. There were ass japanese
immigrants for Honolulu.