Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
KEEN-EDGED AXE AGAIN FELT
IN PACIFIC MAIL Circles
BILLY" ALLEN, A POPULAR PURSER IS REPORTED TO
HAVE DISQUALIFICATION SHERIDAN TO SAIL
FOR MANILA THIS EVENlNG-WlNDJAMMER ARE EN-
ROUTE WITH GENERAL CARG0ES.


Destined for Japanese and Chinese
ports are large number OF mission
! aries returning to their various sta
: tons.
Dor Manila there are several re.
turning Philippine civil service en-.
ployecs who have been spending thoir
/ vacations on the mainland. -
The Korea is scheduled to sail for
the japanese ports and Manila at five
o'clock This evening.
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Many Troopers on Sheridan, .
/ With almost thousand military
! passengers on board the United States
army transport Sheridan is prepared
to get away Tor Manila by the way
of Guam this afternoon. The vessel
| was an arrival u. the port on Satur.
day evening. A case of chicken pox
I among the second class passengers
resulted in a partial quarantine being
! imposed, The vessel took on ak hun
died tons OF coai while at the por,
on Sunday. Both first and second
class passengers were accorded the
privilege OF going ashore Included
in the list OF passengers Bound for
the Philippines arc $40 mcn includ.
ing 100 marines. 10 Sailors 100 mem
bcrs Of Battery r. ffs. field artillery,
am! a number or recruits who are
making Their FIRST visit to Uncle
SANS, fnthcreSt POSSESSION. I'm thu
cabin There are a number OF well
known oiiiccrs and their Families. The
transport IL wei laden Win supplies
for the army N the Philippines.
I Pho Sheridan VIII leave port this
afternoon for Guam and MmiiaY six.
y'ninc passengers are to be dropped
at the former place and the rest arc
going through. A number of army on
ciais who came In on tho Lurllne last
! week joined the transport here; they
could not make The vessel In San
Francisco, as all the accommodation
Of the troopship was taken up. Owing
to the large number of officers and
men who lcft the ship at this port
| there was room for tile rest to Join
her and proceed on their journey.
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Wharf Piled High With Freight.
AS a result of the visit OF the Paci
fic Mail steamship Siberia at Homo
lnlu the Nlakca wharf was piled high
with Oriental freight. The Siberia
sailed ON Saturday afternoon after a
consignment Of 5000 tons Of freight
had been discharged. The cargo in
cluhcs quantities OF gmnies, rice and
assorted Japancue and Chinese provi
| sions. 81. u. r
! About fifty passengers Joined tile
vcSacl nj this port for San Francisco
While here nearly six hundred tons
OF Hawaiian products were taken on
! Tor the coast. A thorough search Of
| tho Siberia hv customs and Unitei
States rcvsnuc men was made for
opium but without startling results
Tho vessel carried a quantity of mail
for the mainland.
Wslch and lrmg,rd Enroutc.
! Two well known windjammcrs are
now enroute from San Francisco to
the Hawaiian Islands, The bark An
! drew Wclch sailed from the Golden
Gate on last Saturday and II Is pre-.
sumod that Captain Kelly has aban-
doncd all hope OF picking the bones Of
, his Thanksgiving turkey within the
walls OF Honolulu town. The bark
may arrive here early in December
While skipper Page OF the Irmgard
who also sailed this same day Will
clap on al c1nvass possible In order
to get into MahukOna with his cargo
by the time that Kelly and his craft
reach Honolulu. Both captains dis
claim any possibility of race down
from the coast.
, Nsvrdan To Sail from Coast.
According TO lat3 advccs received
at tho local agency Of the Matson
Navigation Company, the chartered
freighior NevHdan will saii from San
Francisco destined for Honolulu TO.
morrow. Thi, vessel Is believed will
clean up considerable OF the contest.
ed freight that has been accommodating
at the coast port.
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May Occupy Wharf Office.
There IL Il possibility thas Uncle
Sam may decide upon playing In the
role of Santa Claus and present the
local customs service with suite of
furniture and fittings for the new Ala
kea wharf Office that has been as
signed to that branch of tho service