Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-28

teTS. nc TetuTneu III tne WlInelmlna
this morning.
LOUIS BLOCK Of New York Is rep
resenting eastern firms and is an ar
rival in the Wilhelmina from the
coast this morning. He will make
tour Of the islands before returning to
the mainland.
MISS 8. FARIS, a sister Of DR.. Paul
Faris, connected with the Presbyter-
ian missions at Ichifu, North China,
is proceeding to Shanghai, there to
continue the journey to her field OF
future endeavor in the missionary
cause.
d, WILLIAM DOUTHITT. repre-
senting the Honolulu Opera House, Is
back from a business trip to the MAIN
land. where he arranged for the APP
pcarance OF Harry Corson Clark, the
comedian, and company of dozen
capable artists.
AkhlkO AKANA, who returned re-
Gently from tho Hartford Theological
Seminary. preached a strong serm Oh
IN the Kamehameha Chapel yesterday
morning. He was graduated from the
kamehameha school before proceeding
to the States.
ALFRED WINDSOR, formerly pres
idcnt of the Boston Tow Boat Com
pany, which once operated the Amer
lean steamers Shawmut aid fremont
In the trans-Pacinc trade with Seattle
as n terminal port, Is n through pas
senger in the Tenyo Maru, on a round
the-world tour
MRS. Il. QUACKENBUSH is the wife
Tor prominent tea merchant of New
York who is at present located In the
Orient on buying mission. Mrs
Quackenbush is a passenger In the
TenyO Maru and will join her hus-
band at Shanghai.
DIR. N. J. BLACKwOOD aid Mrs
Blackwood will proceed in the jap
anese liner Tenyo Maru as far as
Hongkong. there to continue the Jour.
ney to the Philippines, where DR.
B'ackwood will enter the Uunted
States naval service.
JUDGE SANFORD b. DOLE, of the
United States Court, and Mrs. Dole
after a sojourn of six months on tn.
mainland. United Kingdom and the
continent. were greeted at the wharf
by large concourse of friends witt
the arrival of the Matson Navigation
steamer Wilhelmina this morning
MRS. r. f. LUM of Minneapolis
Mimi. is through passenger In IN,
Japanese liner Tenyo Maru en- rout,
to Japan. where she hopes to gather
abundant material for subjects fol
her brush. Mrs. Lum IL well known
and prominently identified with ar
circles In the Flour City.
DIR. !. ISHIKURO and Count Y. va
nigasawa, members of the Japanes,
House OF Peers, who have been rep
resenting that country In France, ar,
numbered among large delegation
OF prominent Japanese officials VIII,
ARE through passengers In the r. X. X
Tenyo Maru en- route to the Orient.
CHARLES LYNCH, of the engineer
ing STAFF of the Inter-Island Steau
Navigation Company, who has bee
absent on the coast for some week.
returned this morning In the new lin
err Kilauea. Charlie ofilciated as chic
engineer OF this crack liner and
highly pleased at the superior fitting
provided the new steamer
MRS. S. s. ROBINSON. wife of tn
Commander of the IT, s. S. Cincinnati
Is proceeding across the Pacific an
to the Orient as passenger In tn
Japanese liner Tenyo Maru. Mr.
Robinson had but a few hours 1
which to greet her husband prior
the departure of the American cruise
for China station this morning.
COL. WALLACE P. TAYLOR, of tn
Philippine Constabulary, who Is a vel
eran in the pacifcation of the south
ern islands, is a through passenger !
the Japanese liner Tenyo Maru Q
route to station after having speT
several months leave of absence In tn
States. Colonel Taylor bears mark
OF more than one spirited engagemeI
with hostile and wild tribes.
w. f.. DRAKE, formerly Collect
of Internal Revenue at Honolulu, WI
guest at the Maui Hotel this wee
Mr.. Drake now represents Arih
I.ockman, of San Francisco, dealer
California wines and brandies. A wir
less, informing him of the illness
his child, called Mr.. Drake hurried