Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-05

oU DodTU the ftibld tnn 'h''u't
to Hongkopg are twenty-four Chi
nesc, captured by the immigration au-
thorities trying to get into the United
States over the lower coast border.
Among the through passengers are
Miss Cora Wong, daughter Of the late
Wong Tai kah. who was one of Chi
mas commissioner 10 the st. Louis
exposition. l.. N. Chang. is grad
uate of the Yale law school and cdi-
tor of the Chinese Students Monthly
of North America. Another passen-
ger is J. II. Holiday, engineer of the
naval auxiliary service. who Is going
to Manila.
Being a foreign bottom, the Persia
left no cargo here. The vessel was
dispatched for Japan ports and Hong
kong at noon today, taking n half
dozen cabin passengers.
Seven days later mail and files ar
rived by the Persia.
Hawaiian Killed In Fight on Shipboard
III " hSn' WI 't' ''h'
rican- Hawaiian rreighicr Arizonan
which Is now at Seattle and sched-
uled to sail for Honolulu by the last
of this week, Joe paloa and Joe Hao,
two Hawaiian members of the crew
who have sailed out of this port in
the Arizonan. on the last four voy-
aesg. will he found missing when the
freightcr returns. Quartermastcr Cur
It's explained to the San Francisco
Call that Paloa had killed llao In q
drunkard brawl at Salina Cruz and
that the former WAS In the hands oi
the Mexican authorities. On the night
Of June IA the two men. who were
half brothers. went ashore in Salina
Cruz, returned to the ship about
O'Clock the following morning and
went to the forecastle. There HAD
accused Paloa of taking his money
and fist fight ensucd. Paloa thcr
drew a knife and Hao fed to the deck
where his half brother overlook hin
and stabbed him In the breast with
the knife. Quartermaster Curtis ar
rived on the scene just as the muir
derer had escaped to the shore on 9
line. Hao returned In the morning
and gave himself up. He had intend
ed to commit suicide he declared
but thought better of II.
IA
Capt. Saunders Gives Way to Fisher
According TO the San Francisco
Chronicle Captain J. w. Saunders ha'
resigned from The Pacific Mail ser
vice and Captain william Fisher ha'
been appointed master of the line
Korea, OF which Saunders was u
command. III health Is given AS thu
reason Tor Saunders retirement.
Captain Saunders was one Of thu
oldest captains in the Pacific Mai
employ. He was on the Panama run
for many years and during the Span
i ish war commanded the Newpo'
while that vessel was under charte
to the government as a transport. III
has commanded the Manchuria AM
Korea on the trans-Pacific run.
Captain Fisher is one of the young
or captains lie has good recor
| In the service and Is regarded AS
first class seaman, In whose hand
the big Korea will be safe.
Hawaii and Maui Shipping.
Purscr KILLING of the steame
Claudne reports the schooner Homo
ipu as having sailed from Hama fo
the coast ON last Saturday. The Mat
son Navigation steamer Hyades wit
a full had Of sugar got away for Sa
Francisco ON Sunday sailing fror
Hilo. The Matson Navigation steam
or Enterprise with passengers an
general cargo was an arrival at HI
on last Monday.
CIaudinc Brought Few Sports.
Gentlemen of sporting proclivitie
+, we're included in the large list OF cal
in passengers TO arrive at Honolul
at an early hour this morning In tn