The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-22
WATERFRONT NEWS
ROOSEVELT'S SISTER
PASSENGER ON KOREA

vas " t''i'e 4dte III arriving yesterday
morning from Yokohama it was because
al horse race over in China, and Sir
John Chapter, British noblemaD was
the cause, but he made up for the few
minutes loss OF time by being pro
nounced good fellow and an excel
lent host. The night before the KoIea
arrived IN port Sir John was ho,r at
a big stag DINNER party, given largely
IN honor OF the races won by b 5 string
Of horses in the Far East. Wine WAS
freely passed around to others who
/ were not IN the stag party, for Sir
! John is one of the weaithiest men jn
Hongkong.
The vessel arrived in port at nine
o clock and departed for San Francisco
at five o clock yesterday afternoon
From here the vessel took rs passcu-
gers about thirty people, among whom
were Chief Justice Hartwell and daugh-
-. ter, who may extend their trip to Eu-
| rope. Mrs. Roth. Mrs Wagner an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Duisenberg formed
another party who 90 to California for
| a few months. The Duisenbergs took
| their auto along and will tour CaIitor.
! MIA for about three months. j f. Nor
gan, president Of the chamber of COM
merce. goes on notwithstanding trip
! - California.
Among the Korea 5 through pass IN
gers were Mr. and Mrs Douglas Rob
inson. The latter is a sister Of EXPIRES
! ldent Roosevelt. Mr. Robinson is we'll
! known in New York business and club
! circles. They are touring the world
and declare they are glad TO be get
ting back "to God 5 country They
We're delighted with their brief sight
seeing tour of Honolulu.
Sir Felix Semon. once a physician N
attendance upon the late King Edwar1.
is making a world tour with Lady
Semon. George Mastick, a we'll known
California attorney, is completing
world tour.
The Korea brought as steerage pas
sengers, ninetv-seven Russians, twenty
nine Japanese. twentyfour Filipinos
and sixteen Chinese. The Russians
were sent at once to the immigration
building One hundred and eighteen
Hindus are passengers for San Fran
cisco. Apparently the word has been
passed back to India that Hawaii is
not a good place Tor Hindus to work
in, and they are now passing along TO
the Pacific Coast
The Korea is commanded on this
round trip by Captain Saunders, for
merIv of the Manchuria, who has been
laid away on the shelf for awhile. He
did not know yesterday whether he
would be given a permanent command
again, or not.
4 large number of Russians. Portu-
guese and Spanish departed in the
steerage for San Francisco The Rus
slams have been working on plantations
and have saved enough money to pur-
chase passage to the mainland.
Cruiser Off For Hilo.
| At six clock last evening the Por-
tuguese cruiser San Gabriel departed
for KahuIui and Hno The cruiser ;
departure was witnessed by large
i crowd Of Portuguese residents and al
though the officers and crew Will be
away from Honolulu less than a week
they were gwen a big sendotf. The
cruiser arrives at Kahului this morn
inc and viii leave for Hilo in the after
noon arriving at the Rainy City tomor-
row morning The cruiser will remain
at that port until Thursday, returning
here on Friday. The cruiser Will then
coal and leave for Japan.
Huonian in Port.
At one o'clock yesterday afternoon
the Matson steamer Hilonian, Captain
Frederickson, arrived from Seattle with
$50 tons Of freight for Honolulu, $40
for Port Allen and 305 for kahuIul.
The steamer viii leave for Port Allen
tonight and after leaving kahuIul. may
90 to Hilo before going to the Coast
\ large shipment of lumber was
brought to be discharged a Port Al
len. The passengers included DR.. and
Mrs. Hasaltine and their two-months :
old son. and Mrs II. NJ. Rankin, wife
of the chief engineer.
Virginian Brought Mail.
, The big American Hawaiian freight
er Virginian arrived yesterday morn.
ing from Seattle and Tacoma with a
good sized cargo, included in which are
q 900 tons Of rails for the new Hllo ral
+ way. The Virgnian brought thirty
cight sacks Of mail. The vessel vii
\ leave on Wednesday for Port Alien
= Kahului. HiIo and Salina Cruz, leaving
the Big Island port on June +. she
will take cargo Of about 1000 tom
Of sugar from the Islands,
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