Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-21
NILHELMINA in
|, PICTURE DRAMA

The Nation Navigation liner vii
beInina. the pride of the feet, in ar.
irving at Honolulu this morning, is de-
CARED as figured prominetly in a
potion picture scenario, that at some
Ipture date VIII be displayed by one
@ the large mainland photo play
1ahufacturers.
n. Caumont. at the head of a mo-
Ion picture film company bearing his
name, was q passenger in the Matson
Navigation liner this morning, and is
said to have taken series Of inter
|s(inR pictures aboard ship.
Strong gales accompanied by high
sens, prevailed throughout the better
|1ft Of the first four days of the voy-
|[e. The moving picture operator
vas given every opportunity of secur-
.1 some thrilling scenes fora later
|Iesentation on the ecreen.
4a1mont had bis camera set and
|tadg for action as the feet OF Iaucnes
Learning quarantine, customs and I'm
.|Eration officers approached the big
|'Ier then az quarantine.
Ninety per cent OF these passen-
.frs are touriets," insisted Purser
cfey. in submitting his list OF travel
|IE 10 the Federal officials this morn.
Among the passengers Is a party OF
|I'caeo people. who propose making
"a extended stay In the islands. Many
IS the new arrivals viii remain here
~ the better part OF the winter.
The Matcon Navigation liner simply
'1uehed through the toughest sort of
t6Iber in starting ont from San.
I1ncIsco. II is said that the vessel.
|Ied even worse than the Oceanic
|Itr Ventura
The Wilhelmina was considerable
|'1yed In arrival this morning While
||crtised to reach quarantine at six
.'rty. the vessel failed to thow up OF
- harlor much Nefore nine O'Clock
~ the result that It was an hour
.'cr before passengers stepped ashore
. he Hackfeld wharf.
One hundred and twenty-seveni
.IIn and IL steerage passengers ar
we'd In the liner
.Io death, Mrs. w. M. Thurnmel.
.nthtef Of william p. Hepburn, a
I1ntr congressman, and aunt OF Man
.1f Hepburn OF the Hawaiian IsIec-
NC Company occurred on the voyage.
Is. Thummel passed away the first
.|t1ing out from San Francisco. the
.&I6e Of death being assigned as heart
.'|nre. The remains were embalmed
md upon arrival here were taken In
|I1rRe BY H. II. Williams.
The Wilhelmina is expected win be
.'|p1tehed for Hilo on Friday evening,
Ne vessel having 195 tons freight for
.'ErbarEe at that point.
Honolulu cargo amounts to I943
0Is. Including half dozen automo-
.'|es and a quantity of U. S. quarter
|1ster supplies.
One hundred sacks Of late mail were
|telved with tha arriyai of the YES.
.hlp Lewis laden With Fertilizer.
The entire CARO- brought from Eu-
IcDean ports in The British ship w. T.
avis consists at fertilizer. The sail.
mr. vessel mas heen undergoing a gem
D Immigration Tor rats, and is expect.
will leave the quarantine wharf fori
Be other side Of the Earbor this after
room
Captain g. i. Maaring. master of
the Windjamfner thar MADE the pas.
&1ge between Hamburg and Leith tot
honolulu In Isl Gays, reports some
bad weather with contrary Winds MOL
.tri0us damage was done this vessel |
through contact with gales and heavy
.6as.
The Lewis reached Honolulu last
6rening, displaying very foul bottom. |
The vessel has 1855 tons fertilizer con-
.Igned to the Hawaiian Fertilizer Com
p1ny. r. j
Shanghai Shipping Figures.
The total amount Of shipping enter
I'd at Shanghai during the quarter end.
Cd September 80 was $3.50 vessels of
SOC. $50 tons, against 1852 vessels of
1.26l SIG tons in the same quarter of
the year before, OF these, GA were
I0reign ocean and river steamers ag-
1regating 1851, l31 tons, and 90 YES
sells Of 344,244 tons Chinese ocean and
river steamers. The number of foreign
ocean-going steamers entered during
July was 263 of 1924 tons, during
August the tonnage of foreign ocean