The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-19
RECENTLY GONE
TO SAN FRANCISCO

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The following are passenger lists adj
ditional to those the star has already
published Of vessels leaving here for
San Francisco within period recent
enough so that it might be supposed
many of those included might still be
in san Francisco.
Per S. s. Korea, March 3. for San
Francisco: Mrs. c. Torbert, Mrs. S. II.
Mallory, Mrs j. NJ. Thayer, w. G.
Cook, wife children and maid, II.
Holmes, James S. Bell, j. F. Bell, wife
and child Mrs. r. X. James, Miss G.
DOwsett, Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Mrs
NJ. w. Parkhurst and children, Miss
Dunn, Mrs. w. b. Webb, O. w. Rich
ardson and wife, T.. c. Sterling and
wife, Mrs p. e. Brigham, Mrs. M.
Crawhall, Mrs. NJ. A. Mordant Miss
Helen X. Brigham, Mrs. f. ]. Amweg.
c. Schilling, &c. II. Mozard, wife and
daughter, II. Turned and wife, w. S.
Metcalf, Walter Cheesman. r. Lyster,
O. e. Murphy, j. A. Finch and wife,
Mrs. J. Drumheler j. Newlands, Jr..
and wife, c. Shoron, wife and son, Mrs.
Standerfqrd, j. e. Bell wife and
daughter, w. II. GaGrlock, W. b. Trim
BILE, Frank p. Wells and wife, Mrs A.
l.. Jackson, Mrs. a. NJ. Howard, Mrs.
A. =. Mitchell, +. A. Palmer A. S.
Blake, j. c. Cohen. j. w Cunningham,
and wife, Anna Moore, w. r. Burke,
r. e. Burke, II. 5. Wood Miss Wood,
w. H. Hill, A. j. Mehl and wife, Mrs.
j. yam de Carr and son, r. A. Hays,
nurse, O. ]. Smith and wife, f. NJ. Lee,
wife and child j. b. Hallman, w. NJ.
Griffin and wife, Marion A. Fibosh, G..
X. CLANCY, ]. w. Treadwell, J. H. Kirk
and wife, Mile. Olga Krootschoff j. A.
Moller Miss Bull, w. $. Gof and wife,
Mrs A. NJ Dodger~ Miss Barnes and
maid r. Banning, Captain Huffman
and wife, Mrs. Fred r. P. Waterhouse,
E. =. Lansing and wife, John Flanna-
gan, r. G. Henderson, r. Chase and
wife, Miss G. Gaylord, DR.. e. H. Wool.
sey.
Per S. S. Alameda, March I, for San
Francisco: Miss Barnes, H. S. Bates
Mrs. Bates, w. d. Bishop, Mrs Bish.
Op, r. Boog, w. W. Bryan, Mrs Bry.
an, A. NJ. Barnam, Mrs. Barnam, j. S.
Christensen, Mrs. ]. T Connor, c j.
Cooper, Miss L. b. De Welt, Mrs. A. NJ
Dodge and maid, DR.. Harvey, Mrs.
Harvey w. e. Hodges, Miss j. r. Hop.
kin, Mrs. Kincaid and children, D.
F. Olbinsl<i, Mrs. Olbinski Mrs. b. Rob-
inson, w. w Travel d. Whiting. Mrs.
Whiting, r. e. Wilder, Mrs. Wilder and
child.
Per $. 5. Ventura, February 90, for
San Francisco-G. F. Spesert. F.. A.
Collins and son Mrs. Clara Reaney
Mrs. Frances Gallagher, e. Smith, NJ
Snyder, Mrs. d. Rutherford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kean, Fred NJ Schneider,
Mrs. Peter Danffenbach, Mrs. Leafold
mayle, Rev. Victor Pairier, f. d.
Douglas, Mrs. c. Lantz, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Widney, F. NJ. LAWS, j. T. Me-
COrristin, Miss G Allen, w. NJ. Griffin
and wife, J. y. Moler w. a. Burke.
The $. S. China left Honolulu for
San Francisco last Friday. AS she has
not had time in which to reach San
Francisco her passenger list is not re-
printed. She will reach San Francisco
next Friday. There will naturally be
the utmost astonishment among peo-
pie aboard her when they reach San
Francisco and learn of the disaster.
Considerable worry is felt by local peo-
pie having friends or relatives on the
China, as it is doubtful if the latter can
secure living accommodations after
reaching the stricken city.
t":.+::.+::.
clair's testimony was that the man
with i'm the hypothetical question was
sane upon the third of January and
was capable of knowing the difference
between right and wrong In his OPT
nion there was nothing but few symp-
toms of insanity and nothing whatever
to base statement upon that the man
dealt with i'm the question was insane.
The reason for the cutting up of the
body was that the man was excited
when he found that he had killed the
child and there were two courses open
to him. one was to flee and the other
was to conceal the evidence of his
crime. Opon attempting to bury the
body it was found by the murderer that
it would not go into the hole dug for
it and So it was cut uo in order to bury
It.
II believe the man was sane and not
from any temporary insanity"
said Dr. Sinclair At this point the
prosecution released the witness and
the cross examination by the counsel
for the defense was taken up