Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22

NeSSel Includes lSOU DaIeS Oh raw Sllk
valued at a million dollars. OF the
through passengers f. w. Hadley Is
an attache with the American con-
sulatc at Shanghai; o. Gould is the
United States consul at Seoul, ko-
rea. and is accompanied by Mrs.
Gould and infant; Georges Vigneti
Is a well known viOlinist: Archdeacun
Wolfe Is EN- route from Shanghai to
London, accompanied by Mrs. Wolfe;
T. J. Cokeley Is connected with the
Robert Dollar Company: NJ. Naka-
matsu is Japanese official en- route
to Washington ID. c.: Mr. and Mrs
d. G. King are vaudeville artists, who
will stop off here.
Skipper Kicked at Fumisation.
As a result ora display of friction
between the captain OF the schooner
Gamble and the health authorities at
Hilo, that vessel will receive atten-
tion by the quarantine officials upon
arrival at the coast,
Hilo shipping has been lively for
the past week number OF deep
sea craft have discharged cargo and
proceeded TO Pacific coast ports. The
ship John Ena has taken on board
ebout 1000 tons OF sugar and still has
900 tons more to take from HilO. The
barkentine Benicia has about half her
deck load discharged at the railroad
wharf The Chehalis, which brought
in lumber for the HilO Railroad, is
dischargiug her deck load In the bay
and having IL towed ashore. She Is
making excellent time. Purser Phil
lips OF the steamer Kea also reports
that the schooner Gamble, which has
been dschargins qumber at the rail-
road wharf saii'A for Puget Sound
| ON Monday. She was not fumigated
before leaving. the cause being some
trouble between the captain and the
| local health authorities, who wanted
| the vessel closer in when this work
was done. She will have to be fumi-
gated on the Coast when she arrives.
The barkentinc S. G. Wilder has com
pleted dschargng and hauled into the
| harbor. The barkentine Irmgard was
reported at MahukOna loading sugar
and prepared to sail for the Coast to-
day.
Few Filipinos by the China.
The Pacific Mail steamer China ar
rived from Hongkong by the way OF
japanese ports of call yesterday
evening, brought but twenty-five Fill
pinos. II was thought that this YES
sci would arrive here with large
following Of Little Brown Brothers.
1t Is claimed that owing to more
stringent health regulations, a strict
a ..nl tT.tt Id
made of all Filipino applicants for
work in Hawaii This has been the
means of eliminating n large per cent
of the worthless people who hereto
fore have been coming into the terri
tory under the guise Of laborers. BY
the China there also arrived 2 Chi
nese and 20 Japanese. The majority
| Of the latter being woman who come
here ostensibly to Join their hus-
bands"
Mauna kea Brought Some Pedagogues
The Hilo High school investigation
was about the sole topic of CONVEX
satiOn Oh board the steamer Mauna
kea on the return trip to Honolulu.
That vessel arrived at the port this
morning bringing a fair list Of pas
sengers numbered among whom We're
u number of school teachers and 9th
er interested parties who will appear
at the investigation of the school
scandal to be held under the auspices
Of the Board Of Education today.
The steamer met with fair weather,
Southerly winds and easterly swells
prevailed and the freight list included
the usual quantity Of empties, ship
ments of cord wood. 3 barrels lem
ons, 10 boxes fruit, crates OF chic
kens, PAS head sheep and l55 pack
ages suHdries.
Partial Lifting Of the Lid.
There was partial but none the
less pleasing lifting OF the quarantine
lid with the arrival of the Pacific
Mail steamship China from the Orient
yesterday.
BY order from DR.. Carl Ramus,
chief quarantine officer at the port,
each through passenger In the China
was issued certificate or pass that