Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-30


nected with the fireroom squad in the
Pacific Mail steamship China. was Ia
ken seriously i'll shortly before the
vessel arrived at Honolulu from
Oriental ports, and following a con-
sultation Of physicians this morning
the man was ordered OF the ship and
sent TO the Queens Hospital. where
be will undergo an operation believed
70 be necessary to prolong his life.
Eernald is said to be suffering from
acute appendicitis. His removal from
T the China occurred only a few min
uies before that vessel was ready to
depart for San Francisco.
The China brought one thousand
tons Oriental cargo for discharge at
Honolulu.
Two deaths occurred on the voyage.
each being Chinese, one a steerage
passenger, the other a member of the
crew. The Chinese sailor is said 10
have committed suicide by leaping
over the side Of the ship. His body
was not recovered though several
hours were spent in the search.
The China sailed for the coast short
II after one o'clock this afternoon TAX
ing thirty or more cabin passengers
including the company OF players
connected with the Great Raymond
The China was given several thors-
and cases Of ps eserved pineapples, be-
sides many crates of the fresh fruits.
rive hundred tons coal were load
cd INTO the bunkers during the stay
Of the vessel at this port.
The China arrived here with IS2
cabin. 36 second class and 339 steer
ae6@ passengers. OF this number 80
cabin, 3 second class and 2SS steerage
passengers were for Honolulu. The
stcerage passengers consisted Of %
Japanese. IL Chinese and las Filipi-
nos
ArIzonan Under New Skipper.
Captain H. R. Patterson, formerly
with the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS freighterI
Alaskan. is greeting friends here to-
day as the master Of the sister ship
ArIzonan, now at the port where al
large cargo is to be discharged before
the vessel clears FOR Salina Cruz W.
the way Of the Island ports OF call.
Captain Patterson was relieved OF
the command of the Alaskan by Chief
oI|cer w. p. Hillman. who now com
m4nds The Alaskan. now on its way to
tho isth1nus Of Tehuantepec with over
twelve thousand tons sugar and other
lines Of Hawaiian products.
The Arizonan Is scheduled to sail.
I0| island ports on Thursday evening.
I.,r vessel will leave the islands for
e.|ina Cruz with the regulation
AMOUNT Of sugar. The Arizonan
bought quantities of supplies for
rIari Harbor. also the Hilo Break
water and material for the Oahu Raj
way and Land Company
Tourists Return from Pele's shrine.
OF the sixty.iye passengers to ar
I|# this morning in the Inter-Island
tourists who had spent a short time
~ the shrine of Pele, Hawaii's FAM
o0f volcano. The Mauna Kea re-
turned with fair sized general cargo
including the usual quantities Of
cupties, native hard woods. one auto
and "a packages sundries. The ves-
tI| met with some cloudy weather and
I|.1t trades and smooth seas. Purser1
t.'lipps reports the steamer Kaiu-l
Io. ct Hilo, the steamer Kauai was
passed on Pepeekeo, bound for Hilo.
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Hawaii Sugar Report.
Purser Phillips of the steamer Maui
ma Kea arriving from Hilo and way
ports this morning reports the follow
ms sugar awaiting shipment at Big
Island ports: Olaa, 1880; Waiakea,
5000; Hawaii Mil Co, $500; Hilo Sug-
ar Co, 22,200; 0nomea, S752; Pepee-
keo, $40; Honomu, 800; Hakalau, 81
500 Laupahoehoe. 1000; Waiwiki,
5000; Kukauai, 5000; Hamakua Mill
5000; Paauhau, 10000; Honokaa, 5000,
Kukuihaele. 6l00; Punaluu, 1881;
Honuapo. 9776.
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