Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-28

SENATOR FAIRCHIIaD was an in
coming passenger in the Kinau yes
torday. lie came over TO meet Mrs.
l'airchild, who returned on the Mon
golia.
CHIEF CLERK JAMES THOMPSON
OF the Supreme Court leaves tomor
row morning for a fortnight's vaca-
ton to Hawaii. His trip will be part
| ly business and partly pleasure.
G.. NJ GOETHE, wealthy Sacra-
mento real estate owner. is numbered
among the round-t hc-world trippers
In the Pacific Mail steamer Mongolia,
which made a call at Honolulu this
morning.
JOE CRAMER, was taken to the
Queens Hospital yesterday for treat
mcnt for a serious injury TO his face
| caused by n blow from one of the
levers on u winch he was working at
Pearl Harbor.
MISS NJ ARAKAWA of llilo, who
visited in the States for about two
months, returned this morning in the
| Mongolia. She will return To Hilo in
the Mauna Kea, sailing at 10 o'clock
| tomorrow morning.
DIR. II. W. ANDERSON. a local dem
| list, returned from u vacation of sew
cral months spent on the coast He
was an arrival this morning in the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. Mrs. An
derson accompanied him.
MRS. ANNA Il. BROWN, mother of
Raymond c. Brown, inspector in
| charge of immigration at Honolulu,
was an arrival this morning In the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. She will
make an extended visit with her son.
REV. J. w. WADMAN writes from
Bangor, Maine. under date of August
IS, that he Is returning from trip
through Canada, where he has given
his lecture on Hawaii at many
places lie has engagements in Port
land. Me. and Boston.
| GEORGE G. BECKLEY and bride,
nee Miss Beatrice Campbell. were re-
cipients of rousing greeting from a
large concurse of friends and relatives
upon the arrival Of the Mongolia at
Alakea wharf this morning. The
Beckley party were accompanied by
Mrs. c. T. Bird, and also a chauffeur
and maid
MISSES IRWIN, Hawkins, Tinsley,
ley, Tucker, Reed. Barker and Jack
son are members of party Of over
lRfty missionaries who are en- route to
Japan and China as passengers In the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. The mis-
sionary delegation was met by Local
religious workers at the wharf this
morning.
SHUNG AL SUN, charge danaires
| for China and stationed In Mexico, II
returning to his home government Il
\ attend an important conference
Shung Is understood to be the las
Chinese diplomat connected with thu
Legation, which affairs are now salt
TO be handled through the American
authorities.
DRS IWAI AND KlTANO, two Jap
anese medical men, are returning 4
their native country after having con
Quoted an exhaustive research ant
. Investigation of American method
for quarantine and immigration scr
vice. The medical officers intend I
remain at Honolulu until the arriva
of the America Maru, by which yes
sci they will continue the voyage I
the Far East.
CHALMERS A. GRAHAM, "angel q
commerce" making one Of his peri
!. odical trips across the Pacific In tn
interests of the Valvoline OIL Com
pany, was M, arrival in the Mongoli
this morning Mr.. Graham propose
to remain in the islands for a coupl
OF weeks before proceeding to JapaI
J, llongkong and Manila, In years agon
. Graham was one of the travellers ia
the Honolulu Iron Works and is
, well known figure In business eli
clcs here.
MRS. WIN. LINDSAY intends
leave for Kohala with her daughtc
Anna, and her adopted daughter Al
bic Allen, during The first week I
September, where she will place III
/, two girls in the seminary. After Mr.
Lindsay's return she will journey
: Honolulu, accompanied by her Nv
8 sistors-in- Misses Lizzie, an
Christina Lindsay, and her two son
william and Charles. william wi
!. enter the Kamehamcha Manual. an
Charles the Preparatory. Mrs. Linz
say will be In the metropolis I'LL AZ
or she has Witnessed the weddin
: of her sister, Annie, to Captain Al
dersOn. While In the city, she wi
be the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Cha
X. Motley Ohala Midget