The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-28
LATE SHIPPING
The TenYo Maru.

. she was practically a Queueless ship,
and the unusually large number OF
souls aboard, which was ZIP, incluI-
ing the crew.
/ The Tenyu Maru was off port first
thing this morning, after an excellent
trip from San Francisco There were
1876 cabin passengers, ll5 in the sec
ond-class and GA in the steerage. ~
the steerage passengers, 439 are Jap.
anese, l65 Chinese ana ten Hindus
The large effuX of Orientals is saiu
to be due to the cessation for the
season of the Cannerics. This is an
annual rush home by Orientals, ana
has nothing whatever to do with the
disturbances in China
The trip over was quiet one,
which is unusual for the Tenyo Maru,
for the officers on this line always
do their best to help things alon
and if the trip is quiet the fault usu-
ally lies with the passengers. The
absence of queues was remarkable,
said Dr. Crooks this morning. lust
before the ship sailed the Chinese went
ashore and got their hair cut while
hardly a queue is to be seen in the
steerage.
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Orient at hNe O'Clock this AFTERNOON
The Wilhelmina.
Tho WiIhelmina nassed between the
two lines of fighting ships that are
steadily pIowing their way to this port
and exnected to arrive this afternoon.
As the Wilheluina has on board a
number of wives of officers of the
fleet, it was only to be expected that
the Matson liner would want to give.
every opportunity to those on board
to see the cruisers at sea They are
the California, South Dakota, Colorado,
West Virginia and the Maryland, and
were seen away off at 10 o'clock at
night, so the Wilhelmina slowed down
and kept them in sight all night. FIRST
thing in the morning the Warshlps
formed into double line, ana the VIII.
helmina passed between them Ihose
on board the Matson linet had an eX-.
cellent view Of the cruisers IN their.
war garb of French gray.
This delay accounts for the rather.
late arrival Of the Wilhelmina, for she
was not sighted until half-past seven
this morning. The officers OF the XII
auca thought that her delay was due
to The heavy weather that she had en-
countered.
The voyage down was disagree
able one, said Purser Drew this morn.
ing, and was very quiet in conse-.
quence The only enlivening part
about it was on Saturday evening
when concert was held. Captain
Johnson was i'll. too. all the way down
and this morning was the first time he
had been about since leaving San.
Francisco. The vessel suffered from a
heavy roll all the way.
There was a fairly large crowd OF.
passengers in the cabins, and the,
steerage was well pauonized. About.
of the passengers were
tourists. There we're 5000 tons of gen
eraI cargo for Honolulu and twelve.