The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-28
OCEANIC LINER VENTURA ARRIVES
Had Most Delightful Voyage--Captain's
Good Qualities Sung By Lady Passen-
ger---Inter-Island Steamer Move
mentS

The Ventura appeared off port at
daylight this morning and at $50 |
was lying of the harbor while the
government officials were doing their
duties. The first-class mail was TAX
en- off by the government launch i'm
mediately and was at the postoffice |
by the time the steamer tied up at
the Oceanic wharf at a m.
There was a large crowd on hand
to welcome the Ventura and many
were armed with rice to welcome
Dick" Sullivan, who, a wireless had
alleged, was bringing a bride home
but no bride was in tow when the
proprietor of the Fashion appeared on
the gangplank and the confession was
then made that the wireless was
hoax and had been sent by some
passenger with an especially keen
sense of humor.
The Ventura left San Francisco
last Saturday morning, two hours be-
fore the Pacific Mail steamer Nile
steamed away from Golden Gate
bound for Honolulu and the Orient.
The Ventura managed to gain two
hours in the entire trip, for it was
after II o'clock when the British
steamer tied up at Alalea wharf
L
cluded in the seventy-f1ve Asiatic
steerage passengers in the Nile In
| the second-cabin are fifteen passen-
gers and in the first are fifty pas
sengers.
As the Nile sails under the British
flag she is not permitted to carry
passengers between San Francisco
and Honolulu and on this trip only
a few are staying over until the next
steamer.
Among the passengers are Ferdi-
nand Goethe, a professor of Bremen
College, who is touring the world
, NJ. J. Tsonglinski and E. Timonoff
two Russian officials who are on theil
way to St Petersburg, and Hugh A
Stewart, Robert B. Elder and Verne
Frazee, three mining men, who are
bound for Korea.
Captain Lapraik, who is on tho
bridge of the Nile, is making his
first trip as captain on a Pacific
Mail steamer although he has helt
masters papers for many years, PrioI
to his acceptance of the captaincy o
the Nile, relieving Capt. F. G. P. &c
cleston who has returned to the ser
vice of the Royal Mail Steam Packe
Company of England, Captain Laprail
was chief officer of the Manchuria.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per o. S. S. Ventura, from SAL
Francisco, June 2S.-Mrs. II. Ander
son, Martin Antonsen, L. e. Arnold
u Jr, Miss II. Ballou, c. G. Bartlett
Miss b. Bartels, Miss M. Biven, J. +
e. Blackshear, f. T. Bodge, Mrs. BODICE
T. A Bezzi, Miss S. r. Brewer, Franci
Brown, Mrs. T. f. Brown, j. II
j. Brown, F. NJ. Carberry, Mrs. Can
berry, +. Cartwright, Mrs. l.. Cush
L man, Clay Claberg, f. E. Clark, Mis-
r Marie Covey, l.. Cox, Miss Pearl Coy
j Tom Curran, Mrs. NJ. Davis, G. Cook
:. Mrs. ]. L. Cooper and child, r.
}. Dempsey, Miss S. Dernham, Miss Hi
IL gel Durenberger, Miss Laura Fahl
Y. bach, ]. V. Fernandez, Miss Mar
ID Fleming, Capt. Forsyth, U. S. A.
f. Capt. c. w. Foster, L. S. A; /
German, Mrs. c. S. Holloway, Mr.
,o Rose Harris, Mr., W. w. Harris, J. J
-, Holt, c. NJ. Hudson, r. c. Wake
Mrs. Hudson, c. f. Hughes, c.
- Hughes, DR.. S. J. Hunkn, Miss
kama, Miss Kathleen Kelly, J. '
~ Kershner, R. Kipling, w. W. Kir
gu land, Mrs w. j. Kitto, Miss Il. HI
le to, Miss NJ Kitto, A. Latferty, Mr.
j. J. Lea, Miss Grace Lea, Fl.
er Levey, J. O. Lutted, e. w. Low, II,
ga McCance, Walter McHenry, Miss
les Mcintyre, Miss X. Mcintyre, p. NJ
he Kaig, Mrs. l.. H. McNissick, Miss NJ
ill Kissick, j. Mclaughlin, Mrs. G.
raj McNear, Miss Ernestine McNear,
p. Mabie, Ed Madison, J. Marquarc
.at- Mrs. r. c. Mills, Miss A. Mitche
he Mrs. r. MellinelH j. p Morgan,
mr. A. Morton, II. L. Musser G. OliN
ri. Mrs. Olivia, r. D. Painter Miss
49, Palmer, Dr. T.. \. Young, Miss Ma
Penny, w. O. Phillips, Miss Melai
aa Pocock f. Raphael, Miss Ella Rat
a., II. c. Reed, c. d. Robertson, Nj
Robertson, H. o. Roefer, Miss
Rowe, Mrs Cita Ryan, MI j. r. r
' perd f. Schlosser, Miss f. Siegfrie
~ Lieut.. p. If. Sheridan, Mrs Reba
10 Smith, Miss Alice Shook, Mrs. Oil
O. Snider, Miss Avis Sterling, Nj
ra' V. Stocking, Dick Sullivan, Mrs. II.