Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
MORE TROUBLE FOR HAWAII.
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4 a CONTINUED from rage L..
kia than all the other steerage pas.
sengers put together. i,
Contrary to expectations. the me
dlcal officers connected with the Fed
eral Quarantine station failed to dln-
cover any sickness among the immi
grants.
| The Tenyo was detained ut quar-.
antIne for over three hours this morn.
ing, II was believed that some OF
their number might have been aiflict'
ed with diphtheria which heretofore
has been discovered among the new
recruits.
The small percentage of men and
the larger number of children In this
batch Is also remarked.
One birth occurred during the nino
days voyage from Yokohama.
| Other passengers for Honolulu IN.
clude 50 Japanese. "a Flllpinos and 8
Chinese. Two first class layover pas.
sengers will leave the vessel at this
port.
II Is n record list Of passengers on
board the Tcnyo Maru. At Yokohama
alone, two hundred and thirty persons
took passage. The vessel arrived here
with $50 in the cabin. As second class
and 315 In the steerage. This number
added to the large crew and members
OF the stewards department will brings
the total number on board the vessel
to very near the eight hundred mark.
The Japanese liner bumped strong
head seas almost the entire voyage
from Yokohama. ,t
The Tenyo Maru brought 1896 tons
of oriental cargo for Honolulu and the
vessel will be dispatched for San Fran.
cisco at nine-th!rty tomorrow morn
ing. 3 81. sts i 8
Carl Wallner, is German comedian
who comes from Manila and Shan
ghai and will open an engagement at
the Park Theatre.
| A. Hooking. Mrs. Hooking and the
Misses Hooking are returning to Homo.
lulu after a years absence In the Ori-
ent. Mr.. Hooking has been connected
with the new Oriental Brewing Com
|
pressed considerable surprise when
told of the threatened prohibition
movement here and did not appear to-
be much overjoyed at the report that
local brewery shares had tumbled dur
ing the past few months. Mr.. Hook
ing did not disclose his plans for the
future but stated that he expected to
remain here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman are
also returning from a residence in the
Orient.
| G.. M. Mollet through passenger
has been the Russian consular repre-.
sentative at Saigon. Cochin, China. TO-:
several years. He is now enroute tc
France. 81.
| p. T. Nicholson was until recently
prominently identified with the new
Butterfield and swire docks at Hong
kong. When this concern merged with
the Kowloon Dock some months ago,
Nicholson left the company and is re-
turning to Europe. tr
| w. Roderick Dorsey, American con-
sui at Shanghai Is accredited with
having been one of the best posted
4 Americans on Chinese affairs In the
East. He is travelling to Washington.
Other through passengers include t.
II, Wheelock. the Shanghai business
man who as the head Of Wheelock and
Company occupies prominent posi-
ton In commercial circles OF the Paris
of the East. pAs r. .D, 4
| Charles Bender Is a prosperous silk
merchant with headquarters ut Yoko-'
hama. N
Completing successful business
trip In the interest Of the Santa Fe
Railway, M. ]. Collins. of the stan of
travelling purchasing agents is return
ing to Chicago, his headquarters. Mr..
Collins is accompanied by his wife
and daughter, , .+ neI
r. NJ. Corwine, is the treasurer OF
the Moro Provinces In the Philippines
ana Is taking his leave OF absence.
He will remain In the states FOR q
number OF months. tl
DR.. N. pierpont Crooks. the wen lik.
ed surgeon on board the Tenyo was
taken very III before the vessel ar.
rived at Yokohama. His case was dag
nosed as typhoid and he was transferr-
ed to the Yokohama hospital. At the
time of departure Dr. Crooks was pro
nounced as out OF danger. His place
has been filled by DIR. p. L. Craig of
Canton, China,