The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-02


MANcHURIA orr FOR COAST.
With an unusually large list of pas
5engers from Honolulu the Pacific
Mail liner Manckuria, Captain Dixon,
which arrived here yesterday from
the Orient, sailed for San Francisco
this morning at IL o'clock. The pas
sengers booked here numbered 10S in
the cabin and abous 80 in the steerage.
The steamer also took 300 tons of
freight from this port including 1900
punches of bananaS which palsed ms
pection, 500 cases of canned pineap-
pies, 500 bags of coffee, 3 automobiles
and general merchandise.
The passengers who sailed from this
rort were: S. S. Palmer, Major A. B.
de. Saules, G. W. Whitaker, son and
Miss Whitaker, ]. M. McLead, Leo
pold Landreth, Miss Landreth, Mrs. A.
Lewis Jr., Mrs. H, M. Kinsley, Mrs.
H. X. Clarke, Miss H. Peltier, w. A.
Keller, David c. Bell and wife, A.
Alexander valet of Mr.. Palmer, F. Ben
iston, Miss Cundiff, M. II. Walker and
wife, Mrs. X. R. Cousins, Mrs A. T.
Burns, T. Kinney, Philip Hart, Mrs. ].
] A. Dougherty, Miss A. Kinney, E. R.
Reams and wife, ]. A. Maddox, P. A.
Brooks and wife, T. H. Van Camper
and wife, Mrs. S. B. French, R. w.
Bradley, Mits Dickert, Frank M. Gage,
Mrs. Ida NJ. Lawrence, B, B. Brown,
Jr. and wife, ]. NJ. Hind, G, b, Seller
and wife, Mrs, John H. Williams and
child, Mrs. w. H. Grundy, Miss N. r..
Grundy, John Boyd and wife, G. W..
Shirley, Geo. Gleason wife, and maid,
Mrs. Hyde Smith, c, w. Buck, G. A.
Miller F. B. Grinnell and wife, Mrs.
J. NJ. Taber, Henry French, r. A. AL
len, G. r. Taylor and wife, B. Bowers
and wife, G. S. Butler and wife, e. V.
Carter and wife, d. r. Miilers and
wife, G. f. Brooks and wife, A. ). AL
fred. Miss A. E. Alfred, Major S. T.
Jones. w. A. NORM. DR.. H. Sneve, DR..
J. V. Nelson and wife, Mrs. John Mel
son, Mrs. VIM. H. Stewart, L. r. Wal
lace. A. II. Binns and wife, Chas d.
Ledis and wife, Col. N. w Clayton, c,
j G. CLAYTON, O. II. Root. Miss Pander-
CAST. Miss Gene. Buck, John Knorrp,
wife and child, Mrs. John Irwin, F. M.
Hatch, Frank r. Pratt, Mr.. Schutt'
wife and child, Mrs. Sherwood and
daughter, DR.. E. V. Wilcox, David
Lewis and wife, Mrs. ]. B. Craig, A
sainthill and wife, Mrs. owen and
Mrs. George w. Kenyon.
WATERFRONT NOTES.
The Shinyo Maru will be in port
, early Tuesday morning and, if PCS
T. sible will leave for the Orient tn;
+ same afternoon.
The Marion Chilcott, discharged OF
S at railway wharf will
q The Marion Chilcott, dischargn'
S oil at railway wharf, will probably &c
C out for the coast this afternoon.
The schooner Repeat, which arrived
in port last night, is discharging lum
Der at railway wharf.
The Alaskan sailed from San Fran
, cisco for Honolulu direct February 29
y The schooner Eldorado sailed yes
: terday from Inquique for this port
ABAFT THE BlNNAcLE.
Peter Kyne and Harry Dyer. A SCI
story by Peter Kyne in recent nun
Der of the Saturday Evening Post
about a whaling captain who shin
a jobless acrobat as blacksmith
> through San Francisco crimI
sounds much like 9 yarn told b.
genial Harry Dyer, who has been CON
ing into this port as mate and skippe
> of various sailing vessels for the las
: twenty years and was first officer O
q, the Irmgard when she was last il
} Mahukona. Indeed Kyne may hav
, taken his cue from this yarn.
; AS Dyer tells the story, he wa
l. mate on a full-rigged ship sailing GU
!, of Canadian port for Australia
; number of years ago when for som
reason it was necessary to ship tn
J. whole crew through a crimp. Whel
a they lined up on deck they were
It peculiarly pGle-looking outfit and seen
g ed to regards the web of ropes an
/ cables with no little awe and wonder
d AS it happened, out of crew of Is
Il there was just one man who had bee
W to sea before. There were BARRIERS
1t electricians, sign painters, stenOgrapt
y ers and men Of all or no crafts, an
e the man who signed on as ships cal
e penter was Seattle policeman, VIII
IS found it eXpedient to get out of tn
p land Nice, amiable, willing fellow
they were, says Dyer, but not on
l., of them knew a lazaret from tn
t'gallant cross trees. First of all the
suffered violently to the last man wit
the NAL de mer. They crawled abou
the deck and pulled feebly on tn
y braces and groaned in their hunks 4
the watch below. One dragged hin
y self aft and dropped down alongsid