Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03
DEAD WAS TRIP
OF MANCHURIA
Passengers Do Not Respond
to Efforts of Officers for
Entertainments.

Forty-six passengers, 377 sacks of
mail, 165 tons of general cargo and
$4,000. in silver dollars and halves
were the total brought to Honolulu
this morning by the mammoth liner
Manchuria Of the Pacific Mail fleet,
which arrived of port at $3.50 and
locked at Alakea-street wharf lust
before eight bells sounded
Besides the forty-six passengers
booked for this port, the Man huria
has eleven CT the passengers book
cd through TO Yokohama and Hong
kong who will leave the vessel sare
and continue their journey on an
other Orient.boun vessel.
Captain Andrew Dixon was on the
bridge Of the Machuria this morn.
Ing, looking as IL his vacation of
one trip had agreed with him. and
he said he was glad to be on the
old ship again and bound for the
Orient.
Tho trip of the Manchuria from
San Francisco was uneventful, and
there was nothing much on during
the five and a half days trip. In
other words, the crowd on board are
dead ones. There were no field-day
sports because not enough interest
could be aroused among the 22S pas
sengers on board the vessel to make
such day a success.
On Saturday night a dance was
given by the ships officers, and
again there were not enough inter-
ested to give the event the mark OF
success.
Purser j. p. Bourne of the Man
churia is a famous eptertainer, and
II is unusual 10 have crowd of pas
sengers on board this liner who do
not pass the hours in dancing, field
sports or other entertainments pro-
vided by the Versatile man who looks
aftes the passengers comfort dur
ing the trip.
or Honolulu passengers on board,
James l.. Mclean and family are re-
turning from vacation trip to the
Coast. Paymaster II. L. Stevens of
the navy, accompanied by his fam
! lily, comes here for station. Pay
master Stevens relieves Paymaster
Hornberger, who goes to the main
land for orders.
II. f. Wichman, the Fort street
| jeAeler, returned on the Manchuria,
bringing bride whom he married
in the East.
As to the through passengers on
the Manchuria. there are forty-two
bound for Yokohama, four for Kobe,
thirteen for Nagasaki, most of whom
will so on another vessel across to
Shanghai, as the Manchuria does
not make that port outward-bound;
forty six for Manila and seventy
seven for Hongkong.
Included among the Manila bound
passengers on the vessel are John l..
Barrett and Mrs, Barrett. He Is
treasurer of the Philippine govern
ment, one of the most responsible
positions In the big government
| there.
s. Guggenheim of the firm of
| Erlanger & Galinger of Manila Is
returning ~ his business after a
trip around the world. going to the
States through Europe and return
Ing across the Pacific. He is ac-
companied by S. Erlanger, who Is
going out to enter the employ OF
the firm.
George II. Harvey, attorney gem
eral of the Philippines, is returning
to his post after vacation in the
States. and Mrs. Il. Finley johnson,
wife of Justice johnson of the Su-
preme Court of the Philippines; Mrs.
Moreland, wife of another justi g,
and Mrs. Elliott, wife of still an
other justice of the Supreme Court,
are returning to Manila after vaca-
tions OF several months at their for
mer homes in the United States.
| c. c, Swanson of the Philippine
! customs, accompanied by his fam