Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-08
KOREA DELAYED
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Prominent through passengers are:
Hon. Thomas j. o'Brien, United
States Ambassador to Tokyo, who is
en- route to his home at Grand Rapids,
Michigan on a short visit, and will re.
turn to Japan via Europe.
| s. Silverstone, agent of the Pacific
Mail s. s. Co. at Hongkong, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Silverstone and their
son, Melville, en- route to California.
Mr.. Silverstone is away from his i'm.
portant post on q six months leave of
absence.
Leo Allen Bergholz, Consul of the
| United States at Canton, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Mary NJ. Berg.
hol2 Is en- route to New York on u
visit.
| joel c. Whitney. prominent mer.
! chant of Chicago, who has been on a
business tour to the Orient. He Is
returning to his headquarters at the
lake city.
Christian +. Stegmaier OF Wilkes.
barre. Pa, accompanied by his wife,
are returning from an extended tour
of the Orient.
Commander Ben w. Hodges, u. s.
NJ, who was lately detached from the
Asiatic fleet. Is enroute to his home
at Memphis.
Surgeon ]. NJ. Minter. U. s. NJ, Is
en- route from the China station to
Mare Island.
David MacHoffie, well known in
commeil lal circles in China. is taking
n vacation and Is enroute from Annoy
to his home in England. He will so.
journ with friends for a while at Bur.
lington, Vermont.
Alfred A. Baxter, well known in
commercial circles in San Francisco,
Is returning from business trip to
the Orient.
Lieutenants Won Doernberg and
Steffens Of the imperial Germany
navy, are on a tour of the world, en-
route to their homes at Kiel.
The Messrs. A. G. and G. Ceriana,
accompanied by Mrs. Antonio Ceriana
and Mr.. Gotteland of Turin, Italy, arc
on tour Of the world, and will visit
the States en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Craig and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Orr of Aus.
tralia, will visit the Coast and New
York on their way to Europe. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Musson of London, ac.
companied by Mrs. Galbraith, are re.
turning from tour OF the world.
Messrs. August Degenhardt, Fritz
Close, are en- route from the Orient to
their homes at Hamburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben r. Meyer of Los
Angeles, are returning to their home
after pleasure trip to China and
Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter ]. Werley, of
Boulder, Colorado, are also en- route
TO their home. after making the round
trip on the Korea.
Mrs. Steiner of San Francisco, and
Miss Caroline L.. Morgan of New York
accompanied by Miss Irvine of New
York are returning after sojourning
n number OF mohths in Japan.
Messrs. ALI of Canton, Arison of
Seoul, Doltz of Manila Buchart OF
North China, A. c. Crawford of North
China, nrs, Charles Lyon and A. X.
Hall Of North China, DIR. A. G. Wei.
bon oi Japan, all OF whom have been
engaged in missionary work In the
Orient for the past number of years,
are returning, accompanied by their
families, on a visit to the States and
Canada.
Robert e. Hanley, well known
mining man of San Francisco and the
coast, accompanied by Mrs. Hanley,
Is returning from business trip to
the Orient.
Baron X. Utsumi of Tokyo is en-
route to Ntchburg, Mass, where he
will enter college. -,.
DR.. ]. Van Week and H. M. Wheel
er of Los Angeles are returning from
o pleasure trip to the Orient.
w. II. Burttof San Francisco and
James r. Hopkins of st. Joe. Mo-, are
returning from business trip to the
Orient.
Joseph Farauharson of Aberdeen,
Scotland, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldscheider
of London, Mr.. Hugo v. Petersen of
Copenhagen, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Ross
Of johannesburg, John B. Wishart of
Hongkong, and Arthur II. Waite OF
London, are all en- route from the Or
lent to Europe.
Charles j. Shoemaker, a prominent
citizen OF the anthracite coal region
of Pennsylvania at Wilkesbarre, is re,
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turning after pleasure trip TO Japan