The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-16
FIERCE MUTINEERS ON BOARD SHIN7SU
Mongolia and Wilhelmina Arrive from
COast-Husband's Sad Surprise
Handsome Dogs Guaranteed

wharf shortly after nine O'Clock. 70
Honolulu, the Pacific liner carrie
eighty tirst cabin passengers. min
second cabin, and two Asiatics. 70
Honolulu, she had 472 tons of freign
and 597l packages.
One hundred and eight first cabin
eleven second cabin, and one hun
dred and rorty-eight Asiatic p ..,sen
gers have been booked through /
the Orient. Six first cabin passen
gers will stop over in Honolulu OF
their way through to Hongkong.
Three thousand six hundred and fif
~ tons of freight consisting OF cot
ton, leather, canned goods and gen
eral merchandise are being taken
the Orient from the Coast.
Thirty-five representatives Of thc
largest tea houses in the Unite,
States are on board bound 70. tn,
Orient Among the passengers fol
Honolulu are Col. G. French, Rev. ,anl
Mrs. Tyler bennett, Baron Ludwis
Hey zu Herrnsheim and servant. Off
GERS of the boat re ort fine wearn
all the way from Frisco.
The Mongolia leaves for the ia
East this afternoon at five O'Clock.
THE LURLINE's DEPARTURE.
The Nuts n liner Lurline leaves for
the Gas this evening at 6 o'clocl,
with fifty cabin and eighteen steer.
age passengers booked for Frisco. IN
the hold are 6400 tons of sugar, 5000
cases of pines and consignment OF
bananas.
THE WILHELMINA's ARRIVAL.
The Wilhelm1na locked at Hackfela
wharf at eight o'clock this mornin!
after a six day voyage with fine wea-
Their all the way. There was an ar
ray of dogs on board the Matson lin
Ell that would have been a credit t..
Madison Square Garden Kennel exhi
bition.
There were twelve of them-lap
dogs, pugs and Japanese poodles and
the lamentations uttered by the own
ers almost eclipsed the noise made by
the dogs when they found that their
darling "Frou-Frous" would have to
be placed in quarantine.
Mrs. G. NJ. Pullman of Chicago, who
is one of the principal stockholders
of the Pullman Car company, was
the passengers. Mrs. Pullma'
to remain in Honolulu for {
short time.
A. j. Campbell, who Is connecte
with the immigration work, was
among the passengers returning from
the mainland, w. n. Concannon, who
is doing contracting work for the gov
was also on the list and left
for Pearl Harbor Immediately.
Several acts for local theaters were
on board, and Jimmy Mccarthy, a
was among the steerage
SUPPLY SHIP GLACIER.
The supply ship Glacier tied up at
the Navy wharf early this morning
and will leave Friday for Manila. The
Glacier is carrying a full load of cold
storage provisins for the fleet.
The schooner A. NJ. Johnson is
ing painted and scraped on the Mar
inc railway and will sail for the
Coast tomorrow.
Information has been received here
that Captain Warmer of the Oregon
distrnct is to take. command of t.
Kukui. He relieves Cap
tain Karriger who goes to the New
York lighthouse district.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per S. S. Wilhelmina, from San
Francisco, April 15.-Miss E. Arps,
Miss Lillian Bell, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Caesar, Miss Viola Caesar, A. j. Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Cahill, Geo.
w. Carr, w. N. Concannon, Mrs. M.
F.. Doyle, Mrs. P. NJ. Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Edgeworth, Mrs. f. En-
lers, Mrs. F. R. Fassett, l.. p. Flesh
man, j. H. Frigar, H. st. Goar, Fred
Green, Gordon G. Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L, H. Hallett, Mrs. K. r.
Hair, Miss Mabel M. Hair, Mrs. L.
L. Hammerly, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl.
Heineman, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Her
man, Mrs. A. Heuerman, H. b. Horn
er, c. Huyck, G, c. Hull, Allan NJ.
Hyde, Mrs. F. A. Hyde, ]. w. Kark-
or, Miss Jessie Kaufman, Mrs. Der.
tina Kohlberg, R. l. Lille, Miss Ella
Mann, S. Mitchell, Mrs. S. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Moore and
child, Mrs, T. F. Osborn, Miss Glare
PAIL, Miss Viola Paine, Capt. and
Mrs. G. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio
Peril, ]. M, Perry, Mrs. G. NJ, Pull
man and maid, Miss r. S. Robinson.
2. G. Rosa, Mrs. E. Rycroft, ]. F.
Sanger, e. G.. Schonwasser, Mr.. and