Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-08


| Kaisha won oui hands down at stur-
| my session Of the japanese steamship
directorate Al Toxic, ana carried
through his contention that the Euro
pran officers who through faithful ser
! vice with tina, company are entitled
to consideration and the retention of
their positions.
Captain Harry Smith, commander
Of the big ShinyO Maru. his stan of
genial associates, including Frank Ca.
yarly, purscr; DR.. II, d. HawXhurst.
surgeon; II. G. Trip, freight clerk
and several other well-known steam
shiIt men did not fail to show their APP
probation this morning of the stand
taken by the head of the company, in
overriding the demands of some of the
more influential shareholders that all
Europeans he eliminated from the r.
X. X. service.
1T was distinct victory for presi- |
lem Asano," one wcll-known officer
,ald. on arrival Of the Shinyo from
Oriental ports this morning
For year or more, more or less /
continual reiteration of the story of Il
wholesale deCapitation of European
officers in the T. X. X. service has
been current in the Far East as well |
rs in Honolulu.
President AsanO is said to have OPP
emily declared on the floor of the di- |
rectorate that European officers will
be retained. The mooted mattcr Is be
Iievcd as settled for some time to
come ut least.
Frank Cavalry. genial purser, and
llI-rourd good fellow, reported fine
"Trip across the Pacific.
Captain Harry Smith stated this
morning that he believed that the
Shinyo was especially favored By Old !
Neptune. II rough weather has been
the rule in that portion of the Pacific |
'etween Honolulu and San Francisco.
he officers in the Shinyo knew moth
ing about IT, The usual program of
deck Sports was carried through with
put interruption from the weather
man.
The Shinyo Maru sailed from Hong
Kong on January 10th, and during a
portion of the voyage up the japan
coast the vessel clicked off 1874 miles
pcr hour between Kobe and Yokoha-
ma. The Shinyo was behind sched-
nlc and Captain Smith decided to let
ont few links in speed.
The SbinNn rpanhnl AI,I,,. ...l,..r |
at 10 O'Clock this morning with 10 cab
ln sccond-class and lil steerage
passengers for Honolulu. The through
list included a small number of mis-
Slonaries and the usual quota of ORR
entail business men on q tour of the
Among the Asiatic steerage passcn-
gers were 40 Filipinos for the Hawaii
m Sugar Planters Association, also
Chinese, and SIS japanese. the latter
.or the most part picture brides" whl
expect to join their filmy husbands
here. Two Russians arrived in the
Storage. one stowaway was I'M
aarthed and kept under lock and key.
re VIII be transferred to the Tenyo
Maru for return to Japan.
Purser Cavalry reported the death
IF three Filipino infants before the
vessel had cleared the last of the jan
'nesc ports, The Titles ones were
buried at sea, the burial ceremony be-
ing read by Father Madigan. (
Inc grim spectre of smallpox at one I
lme threatened the ship. A woman.
laid to have been connected with one /
d the China mission stations, namcI
tdIth Reltow, was taken down with a
very suspicious ailment. DR.. Hawk
hurst the Shinyo surgeon, resolved TO
axe no chances, and he not only iso- !
ated the patient but insisted on /
vaccination Of every person on board f
he liner, The woman was taken G
ashore at Kobe, and at hospital there I