The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-25
H IS 1000 TONS
S. s. GarOlle With Passengers
and Freight.
FROM SEATTLE VIA HIl0
Excursion ProspectS-A Chilly
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Inc Dig steamer EdfOlHe uOcheu dC
the Oceanic wharf about s o'clock last
evening. She brought thirty-one pas
sengers and one thousand tons of gem
eral merchandise consigned to Henry
Waterhouse & Company.
The Garonne left Seattle on the ev-
ening of January 10. For three days
the severest of cold weather was en-
countered. 1t was necessary during
these days to cut ice off the decks.
The port of Hilo was reached Sunday
morning. The passengers landing
there included Charles G.. Campbell,
Sam Conrad, J. p. Fay and ]. Brown.
over one hundred tons of general
merchandise were unlOaded. The Ga
rome left Hilo yesterday morning for
Honolulu. One bag OF mail was taken
aboard. This was the only mail the
Garonne carried.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
were the members of Jules Walters
theatrical troupe. These include Mr..
and Mrs. Jules Walters, Miss Ada
Walters, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hart
We'll, James Fulton, Miss NJ. Jefferson,
George Hanna, NJ. Nagle, G. P. Cleary
and Ben Allen.
The Walters people will open the
Orpheum Saturday evening for several
weeks engagement.
S. P. Richardson is the attorney for
the company owning the steamship
Garonne. He comes from Seattle to
look after some legal business which
concerns the company at this end.
Thomas j. King, manager of the
California Feed Company, returns
from business trip to Seattle.
E. Kakale is a Hawaiian who is re-
turning to his native home to remain
permanently after five years spent in
the service of the St Paul Mill Com
pany of Seattle
L. B. Nutting is with the Worthing-
ton Pump Company. He has been on
Hawaii representing his company and
is now returning to the States via
Seattle. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Nutting and Mrs. E. E. Grant.
The other passengers include Miss
z. Tuttle, Mrs. Albert Whyte, Mrs.
Otis Sprague, z. A. Hatch, F. Ma
honey, Mr. and Mrs. p. McGrath, H.
J. Johnson. J. F. Lacasse, w. P. Morr-
mann, J. S. Splitter, J. F. O'Hair and
Mr. and Mrs A J. Smoke.
The Garonne will in all probability
sail for Seattle on Saturday. She will
carry back those Times eXcursionists
who remained over to see the Islands.
A number of the S. S. Columbia's crew
will be passengers on the up-trip.
Captain Conradi of the Garonne
said last evening that he received ad-
vices from Minneapolis just previous
to his departure. stating that The
Times would have a large party OF
excursionists in February. Clarence
j. Blanchard, the director of the
Times Excursion, writes to R. w.
Shingle by the Garonne stating that
the second party will be larger than
the first and will be composed of Chi
cago, Boston, Minneapolis and Omaha
people.
Purser Mayhem, of the Garonne, an
nounces that a party composed Of Ma
sons from all over the East, will ar
rive on the February visit of the yes
sci. From present indications there
will probably be IS in the party.
The passengers were delighted with
the attention shown them by the Off
GERS on the voyage. The following
memorial was passed and presented TO
Captain Conradi:
I'VE, the undersigned passengers OF
the S. S. Garonne, extend our warm
est thanks to Captain Conradi and his
officers for the courteous treatment