The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-16

Navy Department officials declare
that they will favor the suggestion
which appears to have the strongest
backing Whatever is done will have
to be with the approval of Congress,
but there is no doubt of cooperation
from that branch of the government.
Seattle Daily Times.
Buford at san Francisco.
The U. S. A. 7. Buford arrived at
San Francisco yesterday. She left
here on August Z, eight days ago, and
carried two days mail
Sierra Well On Her Way.
The o. S. S. Sierra wirelessed in
that at o'clock last night she was
500 miles away. At that hour she was
experiencing northeast wind and a
moderate sea. She has nearly three
days mail, and will be here early FRI
day morning.
Tenyo Maru Coming from orient,
The n. X. X. S. Tenyo Maru wire
lessed in last night that at s o'clock
she was Sl2 miles from Honolulu, in
fine weather and a smooth sea- She
is bound here from Yokohama. While
she does not say so, there is every
reason to think that she will be here
tomorrow afternoon. She will be the
next outgoing mail steamer to the
Coast.
The chiyo Maru Out This Morning.
The action of the agents in holding
the Chiyo Maru until o'clock this
morning in order to enable Professor
David Starr Jordan to deliver his lee
ture at the Opera House last even
ing and see a little of the city and
its environs, was specially mentioned
at the meeting. The Chiyo is out
ward bound for the Orient. An en-
joyable social evening and dance were
given on board last night, and there
was a large gathering of residents.
Passengers Arrived.
Per Mariana from Australia, New
Zealand and Fiji, August &c.
Nichols, Mrs. Nicols, s. Nicols, B. S.
North, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Solomon, Miss E. Warde, e.
Rhodes, Miss e. c. Jordan, Hon. and
Mrs. c. J. Johnston, H. Greig, l.. II.
Mullaed, Madame Kurzhacke, Miss e.
Moore, Mrs. Celest, &. e. Prowell, Mr..
and Mrs. Barneson, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Birmingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Eager
Mr.. and Mrs. Tero, Mrs. Dunn, Mr.
and Mrs. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. NJ
O'Hagan, j. OHagan, NJ Latimer, Mr..
Mrs. and Miss Craske, NJ. Morton, Mr.
and Mrs. Burrell, DR.. c. Morner, Mr.
and Mrs. Barnes and infant, NJ. Reich,
ert, Mr.. e. Anderson, X. ]. Kennedy
Mr.. Greaves.
Per Claudine from Hawaii, August
Ice. R. Hendry, c. kama, F. Keo
maka, w. Desha, Miss Gust, A. Lime
mann, G. w. Carr, All Ping, wife
eight children and servant, ]. Cullen
Master A. Long, Misses Won Tempsk,
90, Miss Wodehouse, Mrs. o. Ander
son and two children, Mrs. Smythe
Miss Holt, C. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs
H. B. Penhallow and child, Mise.
E. and H. Lloyd, N. w. Alulu, Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Williams, T. Miyamo
to, H. Miyamoto, K Uyeda, NJ. S
Yardim, A. Furtedo, Miss H. Maule
Miss K. KeahOha, Mrs. w. f. Crock
EFT, Miss Crockett, Mrs. E. Doyle, A
Boiba, A. L. Landgraf, J. Freitas, r
Uno Lau Chong, w. Green, Nakamu
ra, X. Nagatami, All Kwai, L. AL
See, zee Shing, A. Haneberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleghorn, Chang Chung and two
children and All Kong. There were
seventy-nine on deck
Per W. G., Hall from Kauai, August
16-G. N. Wilcox. ]. Willis, c. A
Rice, A. II. Rice, C. Gait, ]. Calf, Z
H. Rider, DR.. X. Yamigihara, Miss c
Tanaka, S. Wo, J. Neal, r. Neal r
Crawford and thirty-four on deck
Passengers Departed.
Per S. S. Wilhelmina for San Fran
cisco, August 16.-L. Arnold, A. NJ.
Ardery, o. T. Boardman, DR.. f. Bruno
MIR. and Mrs. Burnard, Miss Burnard
Master Burnard, Mr. and Mrs. Barne-
son, Judge and Mrs. Barnard, NJ. Barn,
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Craft, Bung
Chu Choy, Kim All Ching, Mr. Clark
Mr.. Garfield, Miss B. Castle, Mrs. F.
w. Clayton, Mrs. A. Conn, Miss Z.
Chalmers, W. Donaghho, D. VIM. Dout-
HIT, Miss Pearl Damn, Cyril Damon
VIM. Desha, Mrs. T. Dixon, c. Deacon
Mrs. Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. DevereuX and
two children, A. w. Edwards, B Fish,
er, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald, Mrs
F. e. Frazier and two children, Miss
+. NJ. Floud, F.. Guenther, r. Guenther,