Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-22
MANCHuRIA has
VALUABLE CARGO
p. M. Liner Carries Silk and Opium
Alone Worth $4oo, o0o-Many
Notables Aboard.


The s. s. Manchuria, J. w. Saun-
ders commander, $3.50 tons burden,
arrived at $40 this morning from
Hongkong, Macao, Shanghai, Maya
saki, Kobe, Yokkaichi and Yokohama,
consigned to Messrs. II. Hackfeld &
Co., Ltd.
On board were 1877 cabin, 80 steer
age, and 319 Asiatic passengers, OF
which 6 cabin, 2 steerage. and 1875
Asiatics were for Honolulu.
The cargo consisted Of SAT- tons,
of which 1915 tons were consigned
to Honolulu. The Honolulu cargo
comprises ,419 packages gunnies, A.
1O6 packages merchandise, 13O pack
ages tea, 10 packages oil, 200 pack
ages sugar, 3 cases silk goods, 16,03T
packages rice, $50 packages misc,
500 packages sake, and 1900 pack
ages shoyu.
The San Francisco freight COM
prises 1881 packages curios, 1855
packages gunnies, 256 packages gam
bier, so packages coffee, 1 box treas
ure, 74S3 packages merchandise, 49,
912 packages mating. 1875 pack
ages oil, 619 packages opium. 800
bales raw silk, 4224 packages rice,
AZ packages silk goods, $50 packages
shoyu, 100 packages sugar, 555 pack
ages peanuts, 1876 packages tapioca,
1880 packages tea and 244 tin.
The value of the raw silk on
board amounts to $15O,OO0 and the
value of the opium amounts to
$25O.OO0.
Among the passengers are several
notables.
Mrs. j. +. Smith, wife of the Hon.
j. +. Smith, Governor OF the Philip
pines, is on visit to her home In
California.
Count Heming Moltke. Countess
Clara Moltke, Count Erick Moltke.
and Miss J. Gyllich are on tour OF
the world and intend spending some
time in the States before returning
to their homes in Denmark.
Mrs. 8. Isaacs, wife of the proprie-
tor of the firm OF s. Isaacs of Yoko-
hama, and a member Of one OF the
Oldest European families Of Japan,
goes to America to visit her son, who
is attending school there.
Hon. Huang She comes from Cam
ton to join the Consular service OF
his country at San Francisco.
1t. Commander Il. r. Douglass is
returning to his home in Virginia az
ter a long service in Asiatic waters.
He is accompanied by his wife.
l II. o. Beatty. president Of the CAL
ifornia and Manila Lumber and
Commercial Co., and son Of Chief JUS
tice Beatty Of the Supreme Court Of
California, after pleasant tour Of
Japan, China, and the Philippines,
J returns to his home in San Francisco.
Mr.. Beatty is also accompanied by
Mrs. Beatty.
w. T. Gracey, American Consul at
Tsingtau. North China. and his wife
are on their way to Washington,
ID. O.
Mrs. r. b. Montague and Mrs. G..
p. Godsey of Shanghai are returning
for a visit to their relatives in the
States.
DIR. N. G. Munro. the leading sur
geon of Japan and the greatest au-
, thority on Japanese archaeology, Is
on his way to England, where he In
tends to attend the Archaeological
) Congress which is to be held next
month.
: Charles Pin of Paris Is touring the
world with several notables OF the
French capital, among whom are
, General Larnac, OF the French army,
: who is a member of one of the Oldest
. families OF France whose sons and
. daughters are all connected with the
army and naval life of that republic
G. Pageot, ex-General Treasurer OF
= Paris and proprietor of large estates
In France; Madame de Premesnil
widow of Colonel de Premesnil and
sister-in-law of Vice Admiral de Pre-
mesuil; Miss ]. lamar, daughter Of
M. lamar, a late Senator Of Belgium
and r. Sueur, a Partisan capitalist
The intention of the party Is to mrs.
visit the Yosemite valley and ther
), make general tour of the States
= after which they will return to Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Wells and theil
. daughter, Miss l.. Wells, return t.
= the Hawaiian Islands after yer!
l. pleasant tour of Japan and China.
. A quantity OF machinery. 50(
punches OF bananas, and other good
y will be carried out on the Manchuri'
= when she goes,