Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
TENYO'S CAPTAIN
OPERATED ON
SATURDAY

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With her commander Capt w W
! Greene lying critically i'll in his cabin
and her chief officer, Ken 0casaki, act
! ing as captain. the T. X. X liner Tenyo
|. Maru dOcked at Pier about 5: 45 this
morning, from the Orient. Her, sail
! ing boar has been plst"0ned from .
| O clock tonight TO . O'Clock tomorrow
morning -.
Capt Greeucs illness is cerWcal
cellulitis, an inGamma; ion OF the con
nectiye tissue of the neck, with infil-
tration, according to the ships sur
geon, Dr.. y. p. Crooks, who said the
disease has made the commander seri-
ously ILL., ...-. =.
Fl. =. c. WaterhOuse, d well-known
Honolulu physician, q passenger on
board the TeHEC, performed an opera
ton Saturday on Capt Greene which
materially improved his condition
As soon - the liner dOcked this
morning a consultation was held on
beard the ship by Dr.. Waterhouse-
Crooks and Or f. ID. kilbourne; and
Capt. Greene was removed in an am
bulance to Queens Hospital, where
another operation was to be performed
later in the day. -. -: - .
Sunday, March 5, Capt Greene was
taken i'll, according to Surgeon Crooks,
and went TO bed the same day, "a
hours after leaving Yokohama March
4. The Illness started with an attack
Of the gripre, and the Inflammation on
his neck began last Monday night He
is admitted t0' lie dangerously III, al
though conscious ard able 10 talk
Capt. Greene had not been in com
mand OF q ship for about six months,
and this was his first voyage on the
Tenyo as commander The Tenyo's
former first officer, NJ jim, was re.
Gently promoted to a captaincy, and
Mr.. Ocasaki is first officer now. He
will take the Tenyo on to San Fran
cisco. -. ~.
Capt. Greene this morning told the
physicians that he hoped to improve
sufficiently to sail with the ship to-
night or tomorrow morning, but his
condition is so serious that he will
have to be left in the hospital here,
Dr. Waterhouse said later In the day.
Necrosis has further heightened the
gravity OF Capt. Greenes condition.
The well-known commander was
formerly master Of the Chiyo Maru,
but Capt Ernest Bent has had that
vessel of late. Capt. Greene passed
through here on the Shinyo in Febrii
airy, and relieved Capt Togo at 70
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johnson, Salt Lake City; John Jones,
Seattle. .:. .>.r... ...@
Miss Theo., Hiatt, San Francisco;
Jas. G. King, Los Angeles; Miss Edna
lott, San Francisco; Miss Anna
Lance, San Francisco; ]. Ludwigson,
San Francisco
Robt. s. MacRae, Jr., Chapel Hill,
N. c.; Mrs. Victoria Monson, Berkeley,
CAL; Mrs. w j.. Murphy, San Fran
cisco, e. A. May, Hilo; Hugh Macken-
zie, San Francisco
Mrs. w. r. Patterson, Salt Lake
City. :a A.. II.
Mrs. E. E. Rhoads, San Francisco;
Ebert Rhoads, San Francisco.
Mrs. Lee Sumner, u. S. Army; Elma
U. S. Army; Leenora Sumner,
U. S. Army.
Mrs. w. d. Whitman, Hakalau, T.
H.; Miss Ada Waite, New York; Miss
Frances Wilson, San Francisco.
Miss T. Yamashiro, Los Angeles.
From Hilo-B ]. Ward, Mrs. M. E.
Gilbert, c. c.. Smith, Mrs. C. G. Smith,
c. S. Bennett, Mrs. C. s. Bennett, w.
H. Donnelley, ]. Unger, W. o. Aiken,
Mrs. w. o. Aiken, Mrs. ]. F. Yeaman
and infant, Miss Mitsow, q. K. Myers, |
H. A. Truslow, T. T. Hurley, Chas.
Lycurgus, Mrs. Kate B. Cunningham,
Mrs. M. T. Smith, Miss z. j. De La |
Nux, L. c. Palmer, S. w. Jameson,
Mrs. S. w. Jameson, Mrs. w. L. |
Bird, Harry F. Carine, j. j. Arm
strong, S. T. Carr, A. T. Wall, G. H. |
Angus, A. p Taylor, B. " Becker, |
Mrs B. V. Becker, John Becker, Miss
Hirsch, E. A. Berndt, ]. A. Dana, Mrs.
A. Dana, Miss Virginia Rapozo, J. |
Frank, Hilario Taban, Eleeno Baseon,
Miguel Saborio, Serafin yillarando, |
Ramon Marcial, Eugene Majubay, Ar
thur Curt Bait. Estanisloa Pagunoran. |
Angel Paulona, Ensibeo A. Gillangea.
noa, Antonio Monteiro Duoroas, Fran
cisco ZORRO Herrera, Vincente Mon !
teiro Zioro, Jose Maia Monterio ZORRO, |
Maria Monterio ZORRO, s. Josepha 20.
rio. Jose Maria Perrea, Antonio Lopz /
Gonzolez, Josepha Lopz Gonzolez, |
Neailau Lopz Rodrigues, Infant COMO
lez, Maria Gonzolez Fernandez, Infant
Fernandez, Antonio Lopz Gonzolez,
Eucarn Lopz Gonzolez, Roman Lopz |
Gonzolez, Fran. Lopz Gonzolez, Car
men Lopz Gonzolez, Manuel Pedro,
Joe Pedro, S. Kfmura, S. Yonesu, Geo.
Otani. -. ..~... =,
Per T. K. K liner Tenyo Maru, to-
lay, from the Orient: For Honolulu
Roman Dietel, Mrs K Full and two
K. Hamamoto, Mrs. K. Ha-
S. Z. Heise, c. H. Johnson,
:. Nishikawa, Mrs. c. Nishikawa, A.
DIDO, Mrs A. Odo. Miss Ada Rainey, I
Miss r. Runyon, Miss Polly Souther,
Dr.. E. c. Waterhouse, Mrs, E. C. Wa
erhouse, Miss G.. Warehouse.
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