Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-26
OCEANIC BOAT HAS LARGE
NUMBER OF TOURISTS
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vailed The Pacific Mail liner Asia
was the only vessel sighted on the
trip down to the islands.
In the cabin travelled ninety-six
passengers, and eight passengers
arrived in the steerage. The Ala
media brings 1905 tons Of freight, in
Guiding seven large automobiles for
the Won Hamm-Young Company. The
freight list is large and varied one.
In the cold storage chambers of the
vessel is a quantity of ice house
goods for Honolulu. A. mainland
nail amounting to 23S sacks arrived
by the vessel
There was but one unpleasant
event on the entire trip down from
the coast, and that was the untimely
death of Miss Julia Lazaro, who
passed away the first day out from
San Francisco. Surgeon G. w.
Clark took charge of the remains,
which We're embalmed and brough;
to Honolulu for burial.
Operator Baxter of the Alameda's
wireless plant reports that the YES
sci was in constant communication
with the coast or the Honolulu sta
ton during the voyage
In the array of vaudeville talent
ION board, the entertainment of the
passengers was comparatively
oasy matter. Concerts and other
amusemept stunts were given almost
each evening during the trip De-
tween San Francisco and Honolulu.
Among the prominent Honolulu
ans returning from the mainland
was ID. Lloyd Conkling, the Terri.
torial Treasurer, who comes back
after attending to important bust
ness matters on the coast and at
Washington. Treasurer Conkling
brought back his mother. Mrs. A. NJ.
Conking. and his nephew. They
will remain in Hawaii for an extend
ed period as the guests of the Off
cial.
Miss y. Is. winston, n writer and
novelist from the southern states, is
making her annual visit to Hawaii.
Miss winston has been visiting Ho.
nolulu for number of years past.
She Is the author of several enter
tanning stories in which the Hawa-
iian islands prominently figure.
w. J. Conroy. a San Francisco
millinery man, is passenger by the
Alameda. Conroy bears the distinc-
lion of introducing the Merry Wild
CIV hat into the Philippine islands,
lie is here in the interests of his
firm and will make tour of the
Islands before returning to the
coast. J. A. johnson of the firm OF
Brewer & Company is back after
several months spent on business In
the United States. c. ID. Mahanna
and Mrs Mahanna are young bride
and groom hailing from Los Angeles
who will spend their honeymoon In
Hawaii mel.
Mrs. T. G. Phelps is the wife of =
. former collector of customs at the
| port of San Francisco. Mrs. Phelp.
will remain in Honolulu for some
| weeks.
ID. f. ThrLmb, the Honolulu bust
ness man, is returning passenger
by the vessel.
| p. c. Beamer, the Hilo bicycle anC
sporting goods man, Is back after al
extended business and pleasure tril
on the mainland. Beamer expects
&c go to Hilo by the Manua Ke;
sailing from Honolulu next Tuesday
Two vaudeville artists have ar
rived and will assist in entertaining
patrons of the Empire Treater.
| There is soon to be one change IL
the official staff OF the Alameda. +
ID. Putzer, Chief Engineer, will
leave the vessel upon arrival at Sal
Francisco and take up lucrativ,
position with the Selby Smeltin:
| Company on the coast. The retire
ment of Mr., Putzer Is much regrette,
l bN tho STAFF nf tho Alamada