Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-24

senger, in the Matson Navigation lin
er Matsonia on next Tuesday.
s. FOSTER HUNT was numbered
among the passengers who arrived in
the Tenyo Maru this morning. who
win remain in Honolulu for some
weeks.
Y. IWATE, who is identified with
the Japanese diplomatic service. is
proceeding to Washington as a pas
senger in the Tenyo Maru.
ADMIRAL. W.. H. BROWNSON. of
the United States navy, and Mrs.
Brownson, are en- route to the main
land in the Japanese liner, Tenyo
MaTu. :, ..- So.
I G. II. DAVIS, a distilIer who'is said
30 possess a large baronial estate in
Scotland. is returning to the British
Isles after a tour of the world. Mr..
Davis spent some time in Borneo.
CAPTAIN GEORGE PAYNE, veal
thy British land owner and reputed
chess champion along the coast of
Asia, is a passenger in the Tenyo
Maru, On vacation tour to the Unit
ed States. ~. III. -, y. +. $
WILLIAM D. BoYCE, prominent
publisher of Chicago. Is included
among the through passengers in the
Japanese lines Tenyo Maru enroute to
the mainland after making tour Of
the far east. 81. ~ l., i.
DR.. w. B. BROWN, of the United
States marine hospital service at
Yokohama. is returning to the main.
land as passenger in the Tenyo
Maru. He may decide to remain in
the states. 4.:s y. +. -.
HENRY w, KINNEY, who recent
ly resigned the editorship of the Hilo
Tribune to take over the duties of sup
erintendent Of education. is expected
to arrive from Hilo in the Mauna Kea
tomorrow morning. Il. T.. :. ;
Carl. EKLUND, who has spent 45
years in the Federated Malay states
for the most of that tim. engaged In
the production OF oil, Is returning to
his home In Finland ais 4 passenger
in the Tenyo Maru. X. E., ., - :.
DIR. II. RRENP1ON and l, Hu1se,
who are identified with the German
navy and have been located at Kai.
chow, north China, for some
months. are returning to. Germany as
through passengers in ftthe Tenyo
Maru. ..5. - 10y. = :, ::
H. c.. ARNOLD, the, general
manager of the Standard Oil company
interests at Yokohama, is passenger
In the Tenyo Maru destined for the
coast. He will attend an important
conference in New York City before
returning to Japan.
w. G. BIsCHoFF. a noted German
pianist, is travelling to the United
States as passenger in the Tenyo
Maru, Professor Bischoff is to make
an extended tour of the mainland
during which time he will figure in a
series of recitals at score of the
principal musical centers.
LORD WILLIAM GEORGE IG.
GINS, prominently identified with the
Irish peerage, is a passenger in the
Tenyo Maru bound for the United
States. 1t is rumored' that Lord
George Higgins will. be united in
marriage to beautiful American heir.
ess who is prominent in Cincinnati
society circles.
ANTONIO BLACKWELL, a capital
list from Kowloon. China, identified
with number of big enterprises in
China and in the Loo Choo Islands,
is a passenger in the Tenyo Maru
to remain here for some weeks in or.
der to make an inspection of opportu.
mites offered in the Hawaiian plan.
tations and other industries
NORMAN WELLS. a brother to the
famous Bombardier Wells of the Chi
lean navy, is travelling from the far
east to Great Britain as a passenger
in the Tenyo Maru. Mr.. Wells has
been identified with mission work in
China for a number of years He is
said to have figured with prominence
and distinction in a series of anti
foreign Troubles moor uapLou, Coma