Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-22
Isl Il t[Hp PING
PERSIA BRINGS
BRIDE OF
SEAMAN


Cupid's darts pierced the heav!
| steel sheathing of the Pacific Mai
liner China to an extent that the little
arrows penetrated the abode OF AS
sistant Chief Engineer Jack Senter
who willingly capitnIated as a result
of brief assault, and is now listed
among the latest recruits in the ranks
| of the benedicts.
Miss Estelle Sellner, a charming
and highly accomplished California
/ heiress, passed through Honolulu
some weeks ago as a passenger in
| the Pacific Mail liner China. At that
time it was whispered that the pref.
| ty young woman was the affianced of
rising and popular Manila attorney.
Miss Sellner was accompanied by a
| travelling companion, and the pair
were entertained to considerable ex-
tent during the brief stay of the China
at Honolulu
Assistant Chief Engineer Senter in
the. China, appears. to have made a
spirited but very successful conquest
for the hand and affections of the
pretty girl. who now bears his name.
At any rate when the China pulled in
to the broad expanse Of Toxic bay,
and later came to an anchorage of
the port of Yokohama, Senter and
Miss Sellner were the first to step
aboard waiting launch, and HE
themselves to the reetOry romantic
little church located in a picturesque
spot on the justly famous Bluff at the
Japanese port.
A few words from the parson and
it was Mr.. and Mrs. Senter. *
The Pacific Mail liner Persia; that
pulled into Honolulu from the Far
East this morning numbered among
its little delegation Of cabin travellers,
Mrs. Senter, who is now returning to
her estate in southern California. 1t
is limited that with the return of Sem
ter in his vessel, he will be induced to
forsake the sea in the capacity of Of
ficer, and take up the role of direc-
Nar over the destinies of a handsome
pngats yacht, the property Of his
The honesneon is said will be spent
Pacific.
! The presence y the ts1ss..,, ha,,
ess on board theA PerziE s$s1 Relr, !,
more than passing interest anions fhe
officers, as well as the passengers.
The Persia called at Manila on the
last voyage, where 12s Filipinos were
embarked for the territory of Ha-
waii. The vessel arrived here this
morning with S-cabin and second
class passengers.
The through list numbers 20 cab.
in, 16 second class and 139 AsiatiC
steeFage.
/ The Persia met with fine weather
| for the greater part of the voyage.
The vessel is expected to sail for
! the coast at five o'clock this evening
following the discharge of two. hun,
dred tons general cargo and the load
ing of 400 tons coal into the bunkers.
n
Cavalry Back to the Soil.
Frank B. Cavalry, for years a ia
miliar figure with trans. Pacific trav
elers, shipping men and port officials
around the big ocean, who resigned
4 from, the Togo Kisen Kaisha service
some months ago, has blossomed oui
as full-fledged realty operator and
salesman. As office manager, Frank
Cavalry is now identified with the La
gunitas Development Company's prop
critics in central and southern Cali
fornia. They do say that Frank pre-
sides over the destinies of a hand
somely equipped suite of offices il
the Commercial building. CavaFl,
1 possesses host of friends and we'll
wishers here who believe that there
is nothing too good for him.
Hawaii Sugar Report.
], Sugar continues to pile up at the
several plantation warehouses on the
4 island of Hawaii Product awaiting
shipment includes the following lofsI
according to report brought to tthis
city. by Purser Phillips of the Mauna
Kea: Olaa $4,000, Waiakea 1000, Hl0I
Sugar Co. 6O00, 0nomea 713S, Pei
! peekeoa 1924, Honomu 1000. Hakalan
1000, Laupahoehoe r0,075, KaiEiki
1886, Kuakaiau $500, Hamaku1 Aill
1850, Paahau 1000, Honokaa ~ Ku.
kuihaele 1890, Honuapo 7244 s1dkB.
H
Eionoluian Win Be Heavily Lsden.
i When the. Matson NayigaI'1l steam.
er Honolulan sails for Sd Francisco
at six O'Clock this evening 1at vessel
will be found heavily with big
shipment of sugar, and NEeen TWEEN
ty-five and thirty thoi4d cases OF
preserved pines. ThsItgo as gath.
7 cred under the direcL of Shipping
/ Manager Drew inclul the following:
Sugar 5000 tons. r $4,000 cases,
coffee. 1900 baks, bananas 1000.
Fifty passengers - been booked Tor
! San Francisco IN Us vessel.
NAL offefor cAstoni7ht.
TIE PacifiT Nil liner Persia, to
ssf for San Frtlcisco at five o'clock
His eyeniDI isto take large con-
II sttnmenf If nil destined for the
mainlau9 Sev3al layoVer passengers
have ben bookh at:the agency OF H. |
i H8kfsA &c CoApany for San Fran
| CLEO e this v4sel The Persia was
I sJbpiiS1 with aquaRtity of coal dur
ing tifI brief sta at the port.
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! There is one Ting certain: The
nexf Republican congress is going tol
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