Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07

majority are disguised with the pro-
position.
Senator Has Not Cleared.
AT one O'Clock today the steamship
Senator has not cleared the port OF
Honolulu \ special trip was made
by representatives from the local Gus
toms service 70 the vessel which at
the time was steamng in the vicinity
of EOkO Head. Two officers boarded
the Senator for the purpose of max
ing Il count OF the actual number uf
passengers. The customs oniciarJ
We're at first delayed In gaining the
decks OF the ship wiser cSnsul pre-
vailed and a ladder was ID Iered over
the side
Attorneys Bell and Dorm had al
ready reached the Senator and II Ia
believed that through their advice no
resistance was offered the customs
men. Craig was also present at the
time 1t Is more than likely that he
intended to. spend the remainder of
his stay In Hawaii nei as guest
OF the ship.
Senator Left But Little Money.
Save q fee OF about two hundred
dollars for water, and wharfage
| amounting to slGG the Pacific Coast
Steamship Senator left but little mo-
ney 1T the port. The skipper notifed
the Territorial authorities that the
wharfage would be paid by Attorney
Dorm Therefore he Is expected TO
| call at the harbor Office to settle the
account before he takes final de-
| parture from these shores. Dorm Is
easily distinguished from the others OF
the party In that he has but one arm
| a wooden hand covered by "A glove
serves TO replace the absent member
OF his anatomy. The vessel took on
| no supplies whatever as she was well
| provlsiOncd before sailing from san
| Francisco. Tie Senator has been
| keeping well out TO sea throughout
the day. Skipper Ieh is an old hand
at the business and evidently does
not desire TO lay his ship within the
! power Of local officials.
-, Baggage on Board But Men Missina.
There Is a quantity of unclaimed
| baggage roposing on the old wharf,
some OF II being slowed away In
abandoned life boats. During the
morning little squads of Hawaiians,
| FilipinOs, Porto Ricans and others
have been dropping around the local
| ity where the launches lay at an
Choir Many are carrying parcels and
satchels. These are being cared for
by those at the wharf II is under
stood that each launch that makes
| trips TO the ship is carrying a certain
amount Of effects belonging to the
men already ON board or those who
| ~ hA
| later date. Those who called at the
ship this moring state that much dis
satisfaction exists among the recruits
there owing to the general mix up in
their effects. Many are without any
clothing save that worn on their
backs. Others have grips and bags
that do not belong to them There
Is hope that the matter will be
Strengthened out before the final de-
parture OF the steamer.
To the Coast for a Dollar.
TO the coast for & dollar" Is the
slogan that Is said to have been
sounded all along the water front to.
day with the hope of inducing others
to join the party on board the Sem
atOr
|; There Is nothing on existing sta
! tutes that will prevent n steamship
company of making a dollar rate to
san Francisco or to Seattle" insisted
one well posted shipping man.
d They are doing this sort of thing
; on the coast mt more or less regular
intervals"
1t Is understood that each and ev-
cry man who Is taken to the coast by
the Senator goes there as passeil-
! ger paying but one dollar for the
trip.