The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-21
'DEARIE'S" BAGGAGE ADDS To
STEAMSHIP DEPARTURE INCIDENTS

Darling, I've lost my hand bag.
gage" shouted Miss Eva Nudge, who
was recently such a great success at
The Bijou Theater, as she stood quiv-
ering with excitement in her little
short skirt on the gangway of the Sier-
ra this morning. A tall naval officer
came along and placed leis around her
neck, and evidently diverted her
thoughts from the missing baggage,
but her little girl took up the work
of worrying and danced about in her
excitement. When the affecting leave
taking between Uncle Sans represen-
tative and the little actress was con-
cluded, the gentleman known as "darl-
ing" cut in with the query: "Dearie,
have you found it?' NO." dearie an
swered. "For heavens sake" was the
valuable assistance that he rendered.
Dearie at this stage looked ready
to turn her face into an irrigation
patch, but the. flood gates were held
hack nv the safe arrival of the lug.
gage. and the ship was ready to sail,
as far as she was concerned. for dearie
and darling and dearie secundus all
marched on board. and the dull every
dav work of loading the ship proceed.
od while naople resumed their effect.
ing farewells
Reroar,s hand had left bv this time
eo all could sbout and be heard. The
scane az usual. was a gay one, the
ION oobir and forty steerage passen.
cars al, having at least an average OF
three people TO see them off. Leis
wera pIentifuI. and the streamers OF
r,uIti.coIored ribbons made pretty
sight as they were criss-crossed from
tbe steamer to the wharf. The bag.
gaoa was late in being slowed, and
ybis accounted for the DELAY of twen-
tv-fve minutes in milling out.
The Sierra is in command of Cap
tain Trask. who has been so popular
&C the chief mate for a long time.
In addition to the mars. the Sierra
had about 1000 tons of sugar. 1000 tons
of miscellaneous freight and 1900
lunches of bananas
Tho oanovav had hean ,ovared and
everything was in readiness for the
Sierra to pull out. when if was discov.
cred that Mrs Bergin had forgotten to
leave the boat. so the gangwav had to
be raised again while she gained the
wharf.
Wilhelmina Is Full Shin
The WiIhelmina pulled ont dead on
time this morning with a big passen.
ger list. and a large amount Of freight
which included 1890 tons Of sugar mo.
llasses. bananas. nine apnles rice gen.
eraI merchandise. in fact evervtbinp
but coffee.
Berger's hand made the raftere
sbiver and tbe galvanized iron ouive,
with the strains Of mpsic from bis 40
gregation. for tbe Wilhalmina had m,
honor Of leaving n the strains of AMI,
Lang Svna tbe Sierra having had t,,,
benefit of this serenade earlier in tbt
day. Once again the coveted fla.
bearing the letters U. S. NJ. was miss
Ing rom the Wllhelmina' lndlcarint
1'.5 I. Wv - - . n,u 'i Doe" Gnu "''e'
Tho nopr1ori+v 90 +his .bi,, u,o. ono
more attested by the large crowd tina
went to see her off while with tn,
travelling public there was no create
evidence that she is popular than
''''''''e az Tue iuii paSsenser llS''
M o,,as a,at 'N 90 " ,.4o""a1 - o,o,,
the WaileIe,s trin to Hawaii wac III,
finding of an old anchor off Honokaa
| Whose it is, is not known, but it wa!