The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-05-24
MANY ARRIVE BY
THE MANCHURIA
MAIL STEAMER HEAVILY LOAD
ED-cHINEsE AND FIIIPNos
ARE SEPARATED.


call yesterday, and departed last even
ing for San Francisco at six O'Clock.
OF the large number of passengers for
this port 276 were in the steerage,
eight second class and twenty were
first cabin passengers. The Manchuria
has 437 passengers ON board for San
Francisco besides those who join the
ship here. In the Storage for Homo
lulu were los japanese, twenty-five
Chinese, lao Filipinos and nine Rus
SLAMS. Besides the cargo for Honolulu,
the Manchuria is carrying zoos tons
for San Francisco.
With the exception of a case of small
box at Shanghai and another at Kobe
among the Chinese steerage passengers,
the trip was without incident as far as
illness among the passengers is concern
ed. The Chinese was taken off at
Shanghai and died there couple of
days after the ship sailed. At Kobe
the other Chinese was taken ashore and
the ship put in quarantine for twenty
| four hours.
| Between Yokohama and Honolulu
there was lively scrap between the
Filipinos and Chinese in the steerage
and although no fatalities were the re-
suit, dead line was established be-
tween the two races by the officers of
i the ship and neither side was allowed
to cross this line under penalty of be-
ing locked up in the brig.
1t is expected that this is the last
trip of Chief Officer Lapraik on
the Manchuria as he is said to be slated
for the command of the China when
Captain Rice of that steamer steps on
the bridge of the Mongolia.
Purser Jack Bourne has been i'll on
the trip from Yokohama but has com
piled the usual "Who's Who on the
Manchuria' setting out those passen-
gers entitled to special mention as fol
lows:
II. P. Brown, connected with the Min.
doro Development Co. of the Philip.
pine Islands, is on his way to America
on a business trip and is accompanied
by his wife. Brewster Cameron, prom
inent Kansas City capitalist, who has
been making a pleasure tour of the
Orient. D. S. Cobb, reporter of the
supreme court of the Philippine Islands
I is making a visit to the States on va.
cation. Judge G. D. Johnston, of the
Philippine Islands is on a vacation and
expects to spend some time in the
States. Paymaster j. F. Kutz, of the
U. S. s. Albany, has been detached and
journeys to San Francisco, there tc
await orders.
General L. H. Manning, eX-mayor Of
Tucson, at present the surveyor genera
of the State of Arizona, returns home
after a tour of the Orient, and is ac
, companied by his wife and son. Miss
Jessica O'Connell is also member Of
} the generals party. Miss O'Connel
] is popular society belle of Tucson
, Arizona. ]. R. Saul, prominent real es
tate man from San Francisco, returns
! home after having made thorough
| tour of the oriental countries, accom-
: panied by his wife. Mrs. M. A. Sey
: mour, wife of one of the vice presi
; dents of the Pacific Commercial Co. O.
San Francisco and Manila, is accom-
panied by her daughter and Miss Ros
> Ardery, a society belle of Carson City
: Nevada.
Sir John and Lady Benton are re
. turning to their home in England b,
the way of the States. Sir John is
+, prominent civil engineer of the Indial
government under whose supervision
and direction the greatest irrigati u
projects have been put through in In
dia. l. Tucker Burr, a banker of Bos
I ton, Massachusetts,, returns home afte
a tour of the Orient accompanied by hi
wife and daughter. H. G. Donnels, aud
itor of the Equitable Life Insuranc
Co. of New York, returns to San FraI
cisco, his headquarters, after a res
dence of one year in Japan.
Mrs. Emma Shafter Howard, prom
inent Californian, returns home afte
tour of Japan. She is accompanie
by Mrs. Gaillard Stoney of San Fra1
cisco. G. B. Iinnard of Philadelphia
has been making tour of Japan a,
g companied by his wife and daughte
10 J. w. Smith, banker of Fargo, Mort
Dakota, returns home after tour G
the world, accompanied by his wifi
daughter and two sons. Mr.. and Mr.
y f. n. Newburger, of Cleveland, Obi,
return home after tour of China an
Japan, are accompanied by Miss Iren
70 Hirscheimer, Miss EthelLowenstein an
Mr.. Frank Hirscheimer.
" Consul General Sammons of Yok,