The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-28
MONGOLIA HAS
MANYPASSENGERS
Crowd Of Well Known Business
Men En- Route to the
o. Mainland @
(From Welnesday . Adyertlserl

(from wednesday = AdvertlseT) I D..
After a pleasant passage from Yo.
kohspa the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
locked at the Alakea street wharf
about five clock yesterday afternoon.
The vessel will leave for San Francis
co at four clock this afternoon. -.
The Mongolia has q very heavy pas,
senger list, but there are few tourists
aboafd, the majority Of the passengers
being business men from the States and
the Far East, the majority Of the latter
being bound for the San Francisco fair.
There are, all told, 1926 passengers
aboard the liner in the different classes,
of whom sixteen cabin passengers left
the ship at this port! Nine second.
class passengers were booked for Hon
olulu, and thirty.seyen steerage passeu-
gers, the latter including thirty-two
Chinese. Two hundred and forty-one
first-class passengers are going through
to San Francisco and 63S' in the steer.
Rge, including 5S5 Chinese. Sec
Aboard the Mongolia are IL 1871 tons
Of freight for San Francisco. At this
port 2946, tons were discharged.
On. Sunday night the steamer Kiyo
Maru was sighted going east. .ls. 81,
Several Entertainments enlivened the
voyage and deck sports contributed not
a little toward relieving the tedium
Of the voyage. Purser NJ. II. Hunt was
the prime mover In these activities and
many, vote Of thanks was rendered
him BY the passengers forS his efforts
to make the trip a memorable one as
far as the entertainment of the pass
engers was concerned. .E
Among the passengers for Honolulu
are'James q. Harvey, Mrs. u. A. Marsh,
Lawrence q. Thaw, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il.
Young, and Mfs. J. Megaiy, d party
OF prominent New York society people
who will stop over until the Korea.
j. Rosenthal, who also lays over here,
is d representative OF the well,known
shoe firm of Boston, Rice q Hutchins,
who has been mailing his annual Ear
Eastern trip. ".a 5..&I.a
F. A. Dtaihoif, stopping of here, is
an Eastern hardware man. He is ac-
coinpanied by his. wife. IT. ua
A. p. o Leary, who boarded the YES.
sci al Kobe, will 20 north by the steam.
or Niagara. His daughter, Miss /. o.
Leary, is talented pianist, who has
inst finished three.years course at
the Leipsie Academy. N..# 1Ha
Going through TO San Francisco Is
DR.. II! 81 Hoitghton, dean of the Har.
yard Medical School Of China. who il
going home in the interests of the
Rockefeller Foundation. Committee. He
was called bBek By cable q + n
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Severance are
returning ID, the mainland after n six
/ months tonr Of the Orient Mr.. Sew
erancs, who issa New York lawyer, took
an active part in the litigation which
resulted inrthe dissolution OF the Stand.
ard Oil trust. - |t"jN.L.
Major w. a.. Burbank is member
Of the philippines constabularv.
| Chang Eai Is commissioner OF the
Chinese government to the Pan.Pacific
International Exposition. y"
f. Liongson, who is accompanied by
his two daughters and a servant, Is a
philippines commissioner to the Exposi-
tion. \. ~ Il A., -. Az
L. R. Needham is n prominent bar.
rister Of Hong Kong who is going to
the front. go 49,
4" +. Bichpord is the governor Of a
Fl ipino rEoyinec who is going TO the
mainland for a. visit. w.
VIM: TurHbull Is representative Of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co in the Phil.
+ inpines: He is going to his home on
the mainland for q visit.
CO Jung onunR mas Deen commission
ed by the Chinese government TO in
yestigate commercial conditions in the
| United States. Y r.. .,.. - .n sl.r
o. u. Becker, who is accompanied by
his wife and son, Is a prominent law.
yer Of Syracuse, New York. ts {
! ). N. Boyd, who is accompanied by
his wife. Is a well known Far Eastern
merchant. ..l-.E
A. Brandeis Is vice president Of
Stearns & Co, New York. ~
J! r, Qesen is a member OF the Chi.
nese customs service. 80 .
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Eaton are stop
overs from Yokohama. -"
W; Q. SPrague, who is accompanied
hv. Mrs. Sprsgues Is representative OF
the Standard Oil Co. In Shanghai. -
X. Sumitomo is a Kobe banker Of
noble family. 49,.