The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-27
Shipping And Waterfront News

children, Mrs. c. Peeke, Mrs. f.
Hanks, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. McCand.
less and child, j. Forbes, G.. T. Alex
der p. X. Mclean, l.. Singer, W.
Is. Bartlett, II. McCandless.
Third-class-T. Higginbotham, Imo-
hiro Tomato.
MANCHURlA NOT
SERIOUSLY DAMAGED
When the Pacific Mail liner Man
churia, Captain Dixon, arrived this
morning from San Francisco, it was
apparent that the fire which delayed
the big steamers sailing had been
handled without doing the ship serious
damage. According to officers who
were on board when the fire started
in San Francisco harbor in cotton
stored in the after hold, the ship was
for a time menaced and the blaze
smouldered for three or four hours
with the fire boats working upon it be-
fore it was finally checked. Much
of the cargo in the after hold was
ruined and the big shipments of cot
ton and army and navy supplies in
which the fire started had to be taken
out. Small shipments of San Fran
cisco merchandise were duplicated by
! the exporters before the steamer got
away, but the larger shipments ruin
ed by fire and water could not be re-
placed and the Manchuria came away
light.
On board the Manchuria are 203
cabin passengers, twenty-three second
class, and 104 Asiatics of whom
seventy-one in the cabin, nine in sec
ond class and 2 from the steerage
were landed in Honolulu. Out of a
cargo of 1900 tons, about one-third the
steamers capacity, 100 tons are con-
| signed to Honolulu.
The passengers for this port and
for the Orient on board the Manchuria
were the following:
For Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Bagot, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Bald
win, P, P. Baxter, Mrs. Sarah S. Brad
shaw, Miss Mary S. Bradshaw, Miss
! Leslie E. Bradshaw, ]. w. Brogan,
| Brewster Cameron Jr., l. L. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. c. P. Cunning, Miss Mary
Cunning, f. Dana Mrs. ]. Duggan, B.
w. Edmunds, Mrs. w. P. Fessenden,
H. H. Gaylord, Mrs. d. M. Gedge, o.
st. John Gilbert, H. G. Gray, Col, A. G.
Halves, Mrs. e. b. Heisler, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. f. Hopkins, e. NJ. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Lamb, Alfred Legare
J. II. Magoon, Mrs. J. A. Magoon, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Manning, Howell Man
ming, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss Mar.
tina Mcdonald, e. Nolan, Miss Jessie
i O'Connell, Col. Sam Parker, Sydney
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Perua and
infant, ]. r. Prentiss, Miss Mary E
! Prentiss, Mrs. NJ. D. Prince, Mrs. G
III. Raven and infant, Walter Raven
A. f. Reilly, H. R. Schultz, Frank Sc
trie, H. Stanley w. S. Stockwell, Miss
Anna G. Strayne, II. b. Weller, Mrs
f. A. Widermsnn, Mrs. c. w. VOTERS
r. H. Ward, Mrs. J. Campbell, Miss
J. Campbell.
For Yokohama DR.. f. X. AinswOrth
Miss Marjorie Baine, Mr.. and Mrs. w
c. Barnard, Miss ]. l.. Beard, Miss S
Flora Broadhead, Gray Easement, Mrs
d. T. easement, Mrs. Frank Connell
Mr. and Mrs W. R. FGrnham, Mis-
= Harriet Gerber, Mrs. A. r. Greenwood
Miss Mable Greenwood, Miss c. D
Greenwood, F. Hirscheimer, Mis-
Irene Hirscheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
J Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jordan
, A. L. Kennedy, Mrs. Susie H. Kon
, drup, Miss A. Kondrup, Mrs. C. H. Lay
son, Miss Dorothea S. Lockwood, Mis-
: Ethel Lowenstein,, Mrs p. A. Mclean
Mr.. and Mrs. e. n Newberger, MI
and Mrs A. T. Paige, Mr.. and Mrs
H. S. Potter, A. A. Raven, Mr.. ant
, Mrs. Edward Rogers, Mrs. S. NJ. Sny
der, Mr. and Mrs. c. Thalheim, H. 7
Thompkins, Frank Unger, Mrs D
Ushikubo, Miss Y Ushikubo, Raphae
WE'LL and servant, Mrs. Theodor
Welch.
For Kobe: Mr., and Mrs. c. L
Campbell Mrs. J. e. Clough, Miss M
p. Clough, Mrs. Emma Shafter How
ard, H. Iachlan Alexander Mcdowell
Mrs. Gaillard Stoney, John Tyrell, Z
r. Wilkinson.
. For Nagasald: A. ]. Corbett, Doc
, tor and Mrs. R. w. Dunlap, r. H. KGs
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Hall, Miss A