The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-18
DISTINGUISHED
TRAVELLERS HERE
MANY rRoArusnlgT MEN FROM
ALL PARTS OF oRrBNT on
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l on the present trip che Manchuria
Ia taking n large number OF passengers
from the far East who are prominent
in governmental and business circles in
China, Japan, tho Philippines aud India,
some Of them making short trips
to the homeland and others taking Sow
eral months for tour OF Tho world.
Percy q. Mcdonnell Of Manila, has
been member Of the municipal board
OF the city since its formation aud IL
prominent in the business circles Of
the city.
He went to the Philippines with
Dewoy's fleet as correspondent Of the
New York Sun and has been on the
foreign staff of the paper since 1898.
Besides his regular work in the Phil
ippines capital for the Sun he was In
Manchuria during the Russo-Japanese
war for seven months, and he made
the trip around the world with the Taft
party the last time that official came
TO the Islands MS secretary of war.
Wins Honors and Bride.
Mr.. Mcdonnell is an athlete and be-
longs to the polo team captained by
GovernorGeneral Forbes which went
to Hongkong and won from the
British team in the colony recently.
Accompanied by his bride, Mr. Nc
Donnell is making a leisurely tour of
the world, during which he viii be in
the Washington bureau and the New
| York Office of the Sun for several
months
He expects to return to Manila early
in the year.
George II. Corse is another prominent
passenger on the Manchuria. nj.
Corse is located in Shanghai and is
general oriental agent of the Chicago,
| Milwaukee and st. Paul raiload, which
has traffic agreement with the Japa-
nese Osaka Shosen Kaisha steamship
line.
Mr.. Corse was in the Orient for the
Pacific Mail Company, located in the
Hongkong office, before he took his
present position which he has held for
the past two years.
He is going to the States for a vaea-
tion of several months and expects to
return to the Orient on the next out.
ward voyage of he Manchuria.
For Long Vacation.
George Mooser, for several years
identified with the China Mutual Life
Insurance company as general agent in
the Yangtse valley, and lately organic
er of the Philippine Mutual Life In
suranee Company Of Manila, in which
he is associated with his brother, ID re.
turning to the States.
Mrs. MoOser returned home several
weeks ago and he plans TO stay in Cali.
fornia for year to reeuperate, as his
health has not been Of the best for sew.
eral months.
| Capt. Walter Loving, Of the Philip
pine Constabulary, the negro organizer
and leader of the famous ConstabuIary
band, which took second prize at the
st. Louis exposition, is on q leave of
several months.
He plans to make tour Of the world
and will be in Rome for the interna.
tional musical festival which will be
attended by noted composers from all
/ parts of the world.
The festival opens September 15 and
lasts until October 1. Captain Loving
will return to Manila via the Trans
Siberian railway.
Rev. W. f. Chalfant is a missionary
from Tsingehowfu, China, and is re.
turning to his home accompanied by
his wife and two Sons.
Among Those Aboard.
Lieut.. Col r. M. Gamble OF the
British Indian Army, accompanied by
his wife, is returning to England after
/ years of service in India.
! Rev. II. A. Reed, who is a mission
airy located in Toxic, is returning TO
ms home accompanied by his wife and
Ben Chao Chang, Wang Idang Yng,
and Yang Ching Shio are three officers
in the imperial Chinese navy on their
way to Washington.
Prof Frederick Hutson of Princeton.
is returning home, finishing a trip
around the world.
Louis Glass prominent in the graft
trial of the supervisors of San Fran
cisco. is returning home after a trip
to Manila.
Mr.. Glass is president of the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany of San Francisco. Philippine Is.
lands Telephone Company, and has
been making trip to Manila on bust.
Consul F. Lotz of Austro-Hungary,
located at Bangkok, Siam, is returning
to Vienna accompanied by his wife.
Women on Tour.
Miss r. M. Arnott, daughter of Sir
! John Arnott of Dublin, Ireland. a
making tour of the world and left
the steamer here to spend some time.
She is accompanied by Miss NJ Coulter
of London.
Professors J. p. GoOde and r. W.
shepardson. of Chicago University. are
returning home after a trip to the
Philippines.
They went to the Orient to deliver
a series Of lectures before the teachers'
vacation assembly at Baguio upon In
yitation of Director Of Education Frank
X. White. who IL a University Of Chi
cago graduate.
Among the prominent San Francis.
cans on board tho Mapehnria returning
home are q. y. Bush and wife, J. II.
English, q. D. Fish and wife, and o. q.
linse and wife.