Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
half HUNDRED
TOURISTS come
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There was fine weather all the
way down." was the CHEEKY comment
from Purser tom" Smith as he
greeted the customs officers and
newspaper men this morning. Purser
Smith is never SO much in his right
element as when he ofIiciates as the
custodian of ship full of people. He
Is ever active In looking to the care
OF his charges. II any one ever
leaves the Sierra, Juggling off an over
ripe Crouch. after having first met
Smith. then his or her particular case
is hopeless.
Ten steerage passengers arrived by
the vessel. There Is but one import
ant change In the official staff of the
liner. f. J. Burke now presides over
the wireless telegraph instruments In
place Of J. II. Sellers, resigned.
Burke only arrived at San Francisco
by the Mariposa three hours before
the time set for the departure Of the
Sierra. He made a hasty transfer OF
his effects from the other vessel. He
did not have time. to get acquainted
with the great Paris Of America after
his long sojourn in Tahiti.
Included in the 1919 tons OF gene .sI
! cargo are two automobiles. The ma
chimes are owned by parties who are
making a visit to the islands.
The musical comedy company that
comes here under the auspices OF
Manager Joe Cohen gave concert on
last Thursday evening. Their efforts
toward adding to the entertainment OF
probation.
General George Uhler. United States
Inspector General OF marine vessels,
arrived from Washington. General
Uhler made but very short stay in
San Francisco, the time between the
| arrival of his train from the east and
the departure OF the Sierra being but
a few hours. He comes here on an
official visit and will remain over for
brief season only. General Uhler
was formerly national president OF
the Marine Engineers Association OF
the United States.
F. d. Blair is a theatrical man from
the coast and he Is In charge OF TWEEN
ty-one musical comedy people who
open at Joel Cohens new play house
The company is pronounced a we'll
balanced one and the artists have
been selected with unusual care by
Mr.. Cohen while on his recent visit
to San Francisco.
Il. s. C. Crabbe, Mrs. Crabbe and
two children we're met ut the wharf
by Senator Clarence Crabbe.N Ned
Crabbe has been away on the coast
for the past five years. He is son
Of the Senator, who now glories in
the fact that he is grand-daddy.
Charles G. Bockus is back from one
OF his regular business trips to the
mainland. He reports all sorts OF ex-
element on the coast over the OUT
come OF the fight controversy.
William Hebron was numbered
among the returning passengers by
the Sierra
The arrival of Princess David IA.
wananakoa and her suite was the oc.
CASTOR OF considerable outpohrinl
OF society people at the wharf. Col
onel Sam Parker. John +. Colburr
and Territorial Treasurer ID. I.ioyt
Conkling were among tho delegation
that boarded the custom launch at AT
early hour this morning and cxtende,
a greeting to the Princess before th,
vessel reached the wharf. Tho board
ing party we're well supplied will
leis. The Princess arrives here II
time to participate in the removal o
the royal dead. which solemn cere
mony takes place this evening.
J. A. McCandless, Mrs. McCandless
]. c. McCandless and James s. Nc
Caneless were enrolled among tb,
passengers arriving 10y the SIERRA
| ). A. Kennedy. president and gen
ers' manager Of the lnter-Islan;
Steam Navigation Company. expresse'
himself as feeling much improved II
health as result of his trip to tn
mainland. While in the States MI
Kennedy went to WASHINGTON an,