Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

continue to serve in the capacity OF
the Pacific Mail Company "rcprcsen.
tativc at sea" in this vessel until such
time through his display Of uniform
Courtcgy he is called higher and Civ.
en- u more exalted position. Purscr
Landcrs possesses wide aCquain.
lance with people aud affairs on the
Pacific c2ast service. Former Purser
Bates has been transferred to the Pa
mama rim and went out on the last
trip OF the City Of Sydney. Bates Is
said TO haze become mixed up with a
lot Of contrabanI silk and curlos that
were found IN his stateroom by tho
customs officers at San Francisco.
Cbicr Officer NJ. 7. Bailey has been
detached from the service and his
place on the China has been filed by
\. y, Tibbcts. Bailey has been held
at San Francisco awaiting orders
Chief oniccr Tibbets was formerly
second officer in the siberia
The China is carving 100 cabin aud
200 Aslatic passengers, twenty-five Of
the former class leaving the vessel at
Honolulu. DAD. ..,........ .....
Among the passengers who remain
cl over here were william j.. Ham.
iltCn, deputy collector OF port, acoom.
panied by his wife aud son. Allan,
and Miss L, Gregg. The Hamilton
party will be the guests of Major $.
W, Dunning- Harold Danzig. the
baseball player aud his wife are also
passengers for the rort. Rev. w. T.
Austin, head Of the Seamen's mission
at Yokohama. IS returning to the Orr.
ent,
, But five tons of freight will be left
4 here before the vessel sets sail for
Japan ports and Hongkong at five
o'clock this evening. The through
/ freight includes 900 tons general mer
! chandisc AMI OF this there is 1890
bales Of cotton for Japanese mills
Five hundred thousand dollars in sill
, yer bullion is being transferred &c
Chinese banks.
! Captain w. c. Cowlcs was plssen
ger by the China as was Mrs. S. NJ
1 i''''' Nh' 'Nln'o h'lt u JUN nci
husband.
, Three members of the Imperial Chi
ncsc Commission OF Railways and
: PC2ts are returning to peNing arte,
having visited number of import
I ant places on the continent and tn,
United States.
J Lee Thing. stationed at Los Ange
les and Federal Commission" .
, Immigration Is proceeding to Hong
/, Kong on n tour OF investigation.
The scion of the royal house of tn,
doccaHed King of siam is on board tn
China and Is journeyIng back TO tn
land Of the White Elephant in charg
Of the ships officers. lie Is traveln'
under the name Xavier and is bu
nine years OF age. He has been studs
Ing In the schools OF the U. S.
German Lir1 Maintainci Lobby,
NEW YORK, December 2.-COntin,
ing the inquiry to find out whethn
foreign steamship interests maintain
cd a rlid lobby at Washington. IN
{ special Congressional committee me
4, here today for It's final session.
4 That the North German Lloy
Steamship Company while not main
tanning an organization lobby at Wasl
ington has nevertheless kent an ey
on legislation" AT the capital throug
"a special correspondent" was admit
ted by Herman Winter Of the Mort
German Lloyd Company. II was AZ
m!ttcd that the company had cont,'
butcd to both parties In national elc,
lions.
Lawson Sanford. secretary of II,
Transatlantic Steamship conference
denied that he had ever participate
for or against ship subsidy legislatio
or had heard of a, "gentlemans agree
mcnt' TO fix rates.
In ~
OIL as Fuel for Transports.
The dispatch from Washingto
stating that Congressman Kahn wi
cndeayor 10 have the Secretary c
War convert the United States tram
ports operating between the Paclh
Coast and the Philippines into o
burners, was received with interes
in local circles yesterday.
II was stated by those who elaine
to know that by using oil fuel nc
only will the steaming radius of tn
transports be about doubled but ID
saving in the operation of each vcsst
will exceed $4,000 annually.
At the present time the Unite
states uses Japanese coal in the opa
alton Of it's transports between tn
! Pacific Coast and the Philippines. !
l. II