The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-10
KOREA BRINGS
MANY NOTABLES

is. en- route to his home at Grand Rap.
ids, Michigan, on short visit, and will
return to Japan via Europe.
Mr. S, Silverstone, agent of the Pa.
cifc Mail S. S. Co. at Hongkong, &c.
by Mrs. Silverstons and
their son, Melville, are en- route to
California, Mr.. Silverstone being away
from his important post on a six months
leave of absence.
Mr.. Leo Allen Bergholz, consul of the
United States at Canton, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Mary NJ. Bergholz,
is en- route to New York on visit.
Mr.. Joel G. Whitney, prominent
merchant of Chicago, who has been on
a business tour to the Orient, is ro-
turning to his headquarters at the lake
city.
Mr.. Christian E. Stegmaier of Wilkes.
barre, Pa, accompanied by his wife,
are returning from an extended tour of
the Orient.
Comdr. Ben. w. Hodges, U. S. N,
who was lately detached from the Asia.
tic fleet, and is en- route TO his homo
at Memphis.
Surgeon j. NJ. Minter, U. s. N, is
en- route from the China station to Mare
Island.
Mr.. David MacHoflie, we'll known in
commercial circles in China, is taking
a vacation, and is en- route from Annoy
to his home in England. He will So
journ with friends for while at Bur
lington, Vermont.
Commissioner Hon. Jose Ruiz Luzu-
riaga has been one of the three Fill.
Pine members of the Philippine Com
mission of eight men who have done
the legislating for the Philippines for
the last eight years. He is an owner
of considerable property in the prov.
ince of Negros, some of which is sp
gar land, and has been one of the most
prominent citizens of the Philippine
Islands for long period of years.
When the transfer from Spanish to
American sovereignty took place Mr..
Luzuriaga was instrumental in keeping
b." province from going to war and in
H.. over the reins of government
peace.@ lily to the Americans, thus per
forming an inestimable service to his
province, where the sugar mills were
not destroyed and are still grinding
sugar. He is leaving the Philippine
Islands for the first time and proposes
visiting America and after few weeks
to continue around the world, visiting
Europe and returning to Manila at the
end of six months, which is the term
of his leave of absence.
His only son, Hector, educated in the
United States, is with him. He is also
travelling in company with Commissions
err Forbes, Secretary of Commerce and
Police, and they expect to be together
while in the states.
Commissioner w. Cameron Forbes.
Secretary of Commerce and Police, is
going home for his leave of absence
of six months, after nearly four years
in the service in his present position.
He expects to be with his family in
the states during practically the whole
of his vacation and will return, arriv-
ing in Manila on December 16.
Mr.. Alfred A. Baxter, well known in
commercial circles in San Francisco. is
returning from a business trip to the
Orient.
Lieutenants Won Doemberg ana Stef-
fens, of the Imperial Germany Navy,
are on tour OF the world, en- route to
their homes at Kiel.
The Messrs. A. G. and G, Ceriana, ac-
companied by Mrs. Arturo Ceriana, and
Mr.. Gottelands of Turin Italy, are on
a tour of the world, and will visit the
States en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs James B. Craig and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. 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 a tour of the world.
Messrs. August Degenhardt aid Fritz
Klose are en- route from the Orient to
their homes in Hamburg.
Mr. and Mrs Ben r. Meyer, of Los
Angeles, are returning to their home
after a pleasure trip tc China and
Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J, Wesley, 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
number of months in Japan.
Messrs. ALI of Canton, Arison of
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