Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-23
KOREA ARRIVES HERE

The p. NJ. s. S. Korea locked at s
O'Clock this morning, on route from
Yokohama for San Francisco. The
big liner had seventeen passengers in
the cabin for this port, and 1000 tons
Of freight for this port, as well as G2
bags of mail. X. Abe, the new Jap
ancse vice consul for the port Of Ho
nolulu, arrived on the steamer, and
Bishop Harris, of Toxic. Japan, Is in
the city today, n through passenger
from Japan for San Francisco, with q
large party They are on their way
to Baltimore, Md, to attend a general
conference of the NJ Il. Church there.
The Korea reports fine weather
through all the passage. The accom-
modatiOns are well filed.
The passengers who stopped owe.
In this city. are: B. G. Holt, agent
Tor the p. NJ. S. S. Co at Shanghai.
who is on vacation, visiting his fam.
lily IN this port. He will make Il bust.
ness trip TO the States before his re-.
turn to China. Judge ]. II. Beatty, Of
the Circuit Court Oi Idaho. who has
been ON tour Of the world, and who
will make a stay In the Islands. before
returning to his home in Idaho. W. J.
DickCy. banker Of FRESNO, Cal, nc.
COmpaniCd by Mrs DiCkcy and chill.
drcn, who have been on u tour Of
China and Japan. and who will make
a stop here before proceeding home.
Mesers. +. ]. GiTarl ana c. Y. lie Bns
Of the "island Of jersey, England,
will soiOurn here on their way around
the world. II. l.. Rislcy, Of Bristol.
England. accompauirl by Miss Rislcy.
They will visit friends in the Islands
Mrs. G. :. AChillcs, and family, o!
New York, will mako prolonged
visit here. Also X. Abe. the japanese
vice consul, with his family, arrives,
Just from Japan.
Prominent through passengers are:
Judge +. +. johnson and Mrs. John.
son Of Manila are en- route on a visit
to their home IN the States.
Judge J. y. Tracey Of Manila, nc
COmpaniCd by Mrs. Tracy ana son
are on visit to tho States. Also
Judge d. II. Williams, accompanied by
his little daughter, ana Judge Adam
c. Carson. both Of Manila.
Lieut.. Il. II. Watson, u. S. N, late
of the Asiatic squadron. who Is undcl
orders to proceed to Washington.
Captain Andrus Dixon of the Pacific
Mail liner Persia, who turned his shiI
over to first officer Jeffroth at Honk
king, and is under ordGrG to proceed
to San Francisco.
Ensigns :. J. LOOMS and w. w
/ Smythe, U. S. ~, who have been de
tached from the AsiatiC fleet and are
proceeding to San Francisco undei
! orders.
! Bisnop Merriam C. Harris, who has
been connected with the missionary
work Of Japan and Korea for man!
| years, is on visit to New York.
Mrs. T.. f. Woodward. wife Of Sur
veyor of the Port Woodward of SaT
| Francisco, accompanied by ,lissc.
Bess and lrma Woodward and Mrs
il. b. Rogers, who have been on {
round trip to the Orient on the Korea
are en- route to their home at SAINT.
Rosa
DR.. Franklin Rogers. U. S. ~, who
has been stationed fCr'the past ST.
years at Yokohama, is proceeding
with Mrs. Rogers to his home in the
East.
NJ. and W. Riaboutschlnsky, bankers
of Moscow, Russia, are on a visit L
the States, enroute round the world
NJ. l.. Stocks Massey of Bampforl
| Hall. England, accompanied by Mrs
! II la.
Mi, and Mrs. On Suffeth and Mr., ant
Mrs. lie Comte of Paris, Mr.. and Miss
Waldcmir f. Jacobsen and Mr. Ucili
! Dahlgaard Of Copenhagen, Mr. ant
Mrs Sydncy r. Lysaght, and Mr.. A
NJ, Fry of Bristol, England Mr.. Fred
! eric Lutman and Col. Patrick Kchi
Of India Miss Burke-Wood of MarstoI
Hall England and Mrs. NJ. Gratrix an,
Mr.. Gillian Webb of Stratford OF
! AVIAN, England, Mr.. Norman Novel; o
Stockton on Tees and Mr.. Stanle!
Steel of Sunderland, will visit IN,
States en- route to their homes II
Europe.
Captain Chas II. Woodroffe Of To
kio, is en- route to his home in Lon
don.
John MoNatt of Paisley, England
is returning to his home after a tril
around the world.
Mrs. Ella H. Sibley OF New York
and Mrs. Florence G. Ashley of Detroi
are returning to their homes from
tour of the world.
Christopher G.. Donovan of Santi
Rosa is returning from a round trll
to the Orient on the Korea.
J. II. Hiland and Mrs. Hiland an,
II. II. Hiland and Fred A. Miller o
Chicago are returning from an eX
tended trip to the Orient.
Calvin Pardce well known in tn,
anthracite regions of Pennsylvania
accompanied by Mrs. Pardoe, is re
turning from a trip TO the Orient.
j. Reiisnider, accompanied by Mrs
Reilsnider and daughter, Is en- rout,
from Kkoto to visit his home at To
ledo, o.
Rev. DR., and Mrs. H. NJ. Hanrlll o
Nashville, Tenn, are en- route hom
after six months stay in Japan.
The Misses Huff of San LeandfO, &C
companied by their nephew, Phil
finnell, are returning from an Orient
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