The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-19

/ IION, April 10, ~ y. m--1ne weather
is clear; wind, light; east.
Two deserters from the L. S. S. Phil
a deIphia were posted yesterday.
The schooner Mile Morris came in
from Waialua ports early Sunday aft
| ernoon.
Nicaraguan barkentine Wrestler ar
rived in Port Angeles from Honolulu
April ).
The schooner Fred E. Sander arrived
in San Francisco April 8, 10 days from
Honolulu.
The schooner Ada, from Molokai, and
rived Saturday.
Henri Won. den Henael, deserter
from the ship Luzon, was arrested yes
terday morning.
The American ship Reaper sailed
| from Newcastle for Honolulu with a
cargo of coal April S.
The barkentfne Echo sailed from
Newcastle for this port March q. She
will be due about April 20.
The U. S. S. Alert. Hanford COM
mander, arrived in San Francisco
April 4, Is days from this port.
The w. G. Hall arrived from Kauai
ports Sunday morning with cargo of
6,2S5 bags of sugar for II. Hackfeld &
Co. and Castle & Cooke.
The brig VIM G. Irwin, Is days from
| Honolulu, and the schooner II. G.
Wright, 10 days from Kahului, arrived
| in San Francisco April Z.
The brig w. G. Irwin has been char
tered to return to this port in the Gee
anic Line The bark S. C. Allen is up
| and loading for this port also.
A new lead for deep-sea sounding
carries a cartridge which explodes on
touching the bottom. submerged
microphone receives the sound, and the
depth is estimated from the time oc
cupied by the lead in sinking.
The Iwalani made record trip last
week. She left this port for Hamakua
on Friday morning, discharged freight
and took on load of sugar, returning
to port Sunday morning. She was away
46 hours and so minutes. The boys are
congratulating Captain Gregory.
The P NJ S s. Rio de Janeiro, Ward
master, arrived in port and hauled
alongside the Oceanic dock at daylight
Saturday. She left San Francisco at
p. M, April 10th. Fine weather all
the way The Rio continued on her
trip to the Orient late in the afternoon.
The American bark Albert, Griffiths
master, arrived in port at 8 p. m. Sun
day, after trip of 10 days from San
Francisco. Pleasant weather was the
experience of the Albert. She brought
a cargo of 1 200 tons of general mer-
| chandise, Is horses, 16 mules and bulls.
Captain Hofer, late mate of the Ger
| man ship H. F. Glade, has been ap-
pointed master of the bark j. G.. Plug
er, vice Captain Fangmeyer. The
Glade arrived at Cork from San Fran
cisco, and thence went to Bremen,
where her tween decks are being fitted
out to accommodate $50 passengers.
The CA. S. S. Warrimoo, White
| commander, arrived in port and hauled
| alongside the Pacific Mail wharf
shortly before 5 a. m. Saturday. She
sailed from Vancouver at a. NJ, April
9th, and from Victoria at 3 p. m. on the
| same day. Fine weather throughout
was experienced. The Warrimoo sail
ed for the Colonies late in the after
| noon.
Quite a number of people were down
along the water front Sunday after
noon. gazing out at the men-Of-
war in port, but they were somewhat
mixed as TO which was which. AS a
| matter of information, it might be
stated that the U. S. S. Philadelphia is
the farthest toward Eva. Next comes
the U. s. s. Petrol, then H. B. NJ. S.
Wild Swan, and lastly, the U. S. S.
| Marion.
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