The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-11
SOLEMN REetiEu SERVICE, Al
INTO.

The startling news cane on the
steamer hiasa yesterday confirming
the sppor. ot tho whaling bark faaa-
etlaea wreekaga and terrible loss Of
Ike IS published exclusively IN tho
ApvsEgtsEs last Monday, Ii WAS one
Of the raost terrible marine disasters
that has ever been ehroRlelsd III she
kIegaoa, E}ghtaen lives were lost
OWING partly TO the anxiety OF sha
eaea TO leave the vessel
TIE following hss q the lost and
saved IS kIaaly furnished BY Chss,
EaFae&px, U, 5, Ntee-C2asal at Hide,
Hawaii
LGSF OF TIRE HOST,
WALfsa HowLANp, Captain, New
CaAs, rvcxsR, first officer. New
ALLEN WIbGEa, second officer New
Bedford,
Nm, oxSf&EMAN, boa: header, san
Francisco.
joan ALLEN, boat sseerer, Guam.
HENRY SALON, carpenter, 81. Paul
Nina.
FRED --, cook, England
AEN&X JOHNSON, boat Steerer, New
Highlander, U, :. A,
MICtSAEl. SULLIVAN, steward ire
land,
Moses --, boat steerer, titlo, hi.
FRANK HGwETg, greenland, Tor
onto, Canada.
GEO, KNOWLES, greenland, SAN
Francisco,
JOAN SMITH, greenland, U, 5, A,
EEEDs&Lc< MUSNAN, Alb. seaman,
Switzerland,
Faap, NM, KAISER, a, 3 seaman,
Scandinavian,
JEa.X ANDERSON, a, B seaman,
Scotland.
JoAN JoUvEgT, a, 3. seaman, Bos-
ton, Mass.
OtLIs ANDERSON, a, b. seaman,
ScanGslha ytan.
eHG LLSg OF SAVED
JAS. W, PAnDEls, third officer.
SAML. LQRB$, fourth officer.
john San kIsASCE$CQ, fifth officer.
CHAS, G. STRONG, boat steerer,
GEO. NJ. GXSE, A.-Es. seaman.
EAQf. e,QRpGiE, cost $Egerer.
Louis M&&,RhNisl, u. 3. seaman
JACK tsASlsx, green hand.
EEEQis. CANTON S5seraSe boy.
EMIL lQil kS$QS. y. B. seaman
JAS. Gss'25SG; ., y. b. seaman.
ktgNlSX KAISER, green laanG.
KLAUS HANSEN \. 3. Seiag14lf.
C]44S, e.USt2SI<S0S, n. b. seaIEas6D.
PArFsLC5S CTgISJS,td CABIN bow.
AuCESnIs RLCI Ii kSJ2, sail maker
SEQ. CULLEN. n. 3. $eapaan.
HENRY tivgRTS, Blacksmith.
JOHN MsXlsJs, green hand.
Niaeiteea Of the men who did not
dssert the snip 81 the firsd moment
are olive today to tell the narrowing
"details OF the shlgBreciS. AccQrila <
TO their account the Captain reversed
the RsIial rule. and was one Oh tire
irsd to- leave the vessel In a VAIN AQpe
e& saving hjs life. =
The Captain. First aQ.l Second
Mates and 6fbeeG $eagDen bo1ad q
waGerY grave before the eyes Of the
helpless men who were left On l3cazli
OF the doomed vessel.
si2t+ At4SA.f 6t-Eb%SIJ u8ltt1 StF'-AL DlsS.
sGrTfvcrs reads hike romance. and
le the men were not here to prove biae
sscb, 1t would ind few believers.
The poQr men whose lsyee were
sawed ftenl the 6ecr,ieie wreesage,
presented 8 sorry sigab yesterday
morning as they walked down Tire
gang plank OF the klaan They had
eRb b55its agPasei,. and had q care
wQea lock dh8b enlisted the sym gadIly
Of everyone they net.
they we're immediately sscorted
to the American CopsnI's Office, aad
In 8 short while were provided with
lodgings slad ralu4end by VICE Consul
b w Richardson.
T. ). Ccneal General Severance
sbabed thai everything gQRld oe done
Ree the comfort OF the anaert1na.e
men 0adlI epteiQyfaead can lses hQuar3
Esr them The sailors are loud IN
baeiG praises CT Deputy Sheriff. 81
DARTS and Sheriff Hitchcock oh tiiic
for very Aiad bseaaaead.
The list eE disastrous wrecks 10
Hawaiian Wa5efs is comparatively
sllQRb when one considers 4eER iQlocs,
pIbaole age the coasts and the 81,
seRee eE hgAk houses and other iads
cab5eRs which may serve 10 warn the
sboEea- tossed mariner eH danger.
Every aabRG4n stfevs the AblaDdic
TFth wrecks. and hardly one OF them
does not bi;iRg sorrow So many
heuae.s. Bat Ia the Hawaiian seas
the freedom rom great gales makes
1t generally possible 60 save the
sailor, If not the, ship. The news ol
the dreadful wreck on the Puma
coast caused all the greater shock to
the community when the full extent
Of the disaster was known. The old
est inhabltant can remember no such
loss by sea as this, save that Of the
schooner Kamamalu, thirty five years
ago, which sailed away with eighty
souls on board somewhither andnever
sailed back again.
The full history of the events