The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-16
.HILONIAN GIVEN
PLEASANT SEND OFF
HAS LARGE CARGO FOR COAST
FOLLOWS KOREA OUT OF CHAN
MEL AT 1915.

The S. S. Hilonian, Captain Johnson,
was given a big send-off this morn
ing The Hawaiian band was on the
Oceanic wharf, where hundreds gath
cred to see friends away at 1915
o'clock, to the tune of the famous tear
fletcher, aloha De-" the Matson liner
steamed out for San Francisco, fol-
lowing the P. M. S. S. Korea, bound
for the Orient, out of the channel.
The Hilonian took $500 bags of SUI
gar, 1000 punches of bananas and sew
eral hundred tons of pineapples. One
J. Ahlo, who had purchased a ticket
under the name of J. A. Low, was ar
rested as he was going aboard, being
wanted on Maui for alleged seduction.
The quarantine regulations were
scarcely observed, many persons
boarding and returning from the YES
sci at will Quarantine according to
the present outlook will be raised
next week, July 25.
s4tA%-u%t-~e%e-Se-s
err for several weeks before leaving for
ennsylvania where they will enter
school. they may not be back here
for several years.
Miss Edith M. Hodgins, of Berlin,
Ontario, and Miss Esther Haven, of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, two trained
nurses, arrived here on the Korea
They are stopping at the Young Hotel,
but expect to locate here permanent
ly. Miss Hodgins is a sister of DR.. A.
G. Hodgins Of this city.
Sam Kahaliuf on charge of using
profane language was up before Judge
Whitney this morning, but the case
was set for tomorrow. The accused
is a policeman and he alleges that
there is a conspiracy against him.
The case appears to be the result of
trouble among relatives.
Captain Won Oterendorp, for many
years master of the Moana and one or
the oldest steamship captains on the
Pacifc's. intends to visit Honolulu IN
the near future, probably by the Ala
media next month. The captain has
many friends here. His granddaugh-
ter is Mrs. e. A. Berndt of this city.
Miss Anna Tucker, who arrived
home yesterday on the Korea from
San Francisco, was graduated this year
from the University of California. 1t
is understood that she has been assur-
ed position as teacher in the Homo
lulu High School for the coming year.
She will probably teach in the history
classes.
The exhibition and tea which is be-
ing given this Afternoon by Mrs. Moore
at the rooms of the Kilohana Art
League, under the auspices of the
league, is proving a very pretty al
fair, and well attended. Mrs. Moore
ranks high as decorator of china,
and she has some beautiful pieces on
exhibition. The exhibition is from 2
till 6 o'clock
The bi-mOnthly meeting of the Ho.
rolulu Chamber of Commerce will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the rooms
of the organization in the Stangen-
valid Building, at 8 o'clock. At the
meeting tomorrow an address by DR..
COfer, of the U. S. Quarantine sta.
ton will be given, which will be the
chief matter of interest. It was late
ly decided to arrange for already quite
a list of speakers have been secured
for the future.
William Stokes and Alice Lauae,
We're both up before Judge Whitney
this morning on charge of disturbing
the peace. Stokes pleaded guilty TO
being drunk and cutting up some, and
got 81 and costs. The woman was
discharged. 1t seems that Stokes
tried to force his way into the Lauae
wOman's house, and in keeping him
out she hauled him over the head
with her shoe and some other things,
the marks of which were very visible
this morning. Stokes evidently got
the worst of the encounter, as his
head was swathed in bandages.
- go.