Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-30
PERSONALITIES

HARRY CATLlN, representing tne
International Banking Corporation at
Manila, is II through passenger in the
Mongolia.
CLIFFORD G. MITCHELL. division
chief of the executive bureau of Ma
Mia, is among the through passengers
In the Mongolia.
DIR. CHARLES T. LOWNDES, a
passenger in the Mongolia, will join
the United States ship Saratoga now
on the Asiatic station.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER l.. A..
COTTON, military attachc to the
American legation at Tokyo, is dis
tinguished passenger in the Mongolia.
II. c. BALDWIN, Philippine Insul-
ar treasurer, Is returning to Manila
after having spent vacation on the
mainland. He Is n passenger In the
Mongolia.
r. J. LARKIN, representing large
roofing material concern at Chicago,
accompanied by Mrs. Larkin, are Wis
itors at Honolulu In the Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia.
d. T. 'ohhN.NNT, ~ 'DtSt Nvhiih'S-
sion man, is included in the large list
of passengers who arrived at Homo
lulu this morning in the Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia.
MRS. S. Il. DOUGLASS, wife of the
commander of the United States sup
ply ship Glacier, was an arrival at
Honolulu in the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia this morning.
EUGENE HlLDEBRANDT, consul
ar representative for Switzerland, sta
toned at Chicago, is making "A round
trip to the Far East as a passenger In
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia.
ADOLPH MEYER, heavily interest
ed In coffee estate and at the head
of Guatcmala's biggest banking insti-
tuition, is a through passenger In the
Mongolia, en- route to the Far East
col. SAM PARKER and Ernest
Parker are back from visit to the
mainland. The Colonel disclaims
that politics had anything to do with
his absence at Washington. They re-
turned in the Mongolia.
MRS. WALTER BIRTHOIF and
Mrs. X StriCklcr are wives of United
States naval officers now stationed
here during fleet manouvers, who ar
rived as passengers In the Pacific
Mail Mongolia this morning.
J. +. HACKFELD, head of the great
house of II. Hackfeld q Co., from
Germany, Is a visitor at Honolulu and
expects to remain here for some time.
II has been n number of years since
Mr.. Hackfcld last visited the islands.
G. T.. NEWCOMER, a passenger en-
route to Hongkong in the Mongolia,
will proceed to Manila, there to re-
main for some time In search of
health. He has been identified with
the disbursing office Of the United
States Marshal of New Mexico.
JOHN MORONY, a prominent cop
per mining man from Butte. Montana
accompanied by Mrs. Morony, are ia
remain over from the Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia. They expect to spend
some weeks in the islands before con
tinuing the journey TO the Orient.
G. $. YANG, highly educated Chin
csc who has for years been residing
the Mongolia, en- route to lIongkonc
where he is to take up an important
Office with the republic. Mr.. Yang Is
accompanied by his wife.
n. f. SMITH, for nearly forty years
resident of Japan and who bears
| IA Innnratinn ,r lao lott
scented him by the Emperor, Is return
ing to Yokohama after an absence OF
nearly a year spent on the mainland
lie is n through passenger in the Pa,
cihc Mail liner Mongolia.
LEE GRAY, a well known capital.
iSt and raisin packer from Fresno
Calf, Mrs. Gray and son, Austin
Gray, accompanied by Mrs. Victor n
Mctcalf, Jr., Miss NJ. Buffers and Mrs
Mae Estelle Reed, comprise merry
! party Of tourists who are intendinl
/ to complete a round trip in the Pa.
cihc Mail liner Mongolia, which ar,
rived from the coast his morning.
EX-GOVERNOR GEORGE r. CAR,
TER, after having enjoyed stay o
less than four hours on the coast
was among the returning passenger,
In the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia thai
arrived at the port his morning. Gov
ernor Carter made very close con
ncctions in his arrival at San Fran
cisco in the Sierra and hasty trans
fer to the Pacific Mail dock was ac
complished without incident.
MARTIN EGAN, who is reputed "A,
close to the Philippine Insular gov
ernment, and also Yields a directin,
influence over the destinies of an nd
ministration newspaper published a
Manila, is numbered among tn
through passengers in the Pacific Mai
liner Mongolia. Egan has been OF
a mission to the mainland which car
ried him to Washington, where he 1
believed to have held "A series OF con
ferences with Taft, on affairs Philip
pine. Egan is reported to have ono
been offered commissionership Il