The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-13

The bark Annie johnson, for san
Francisco yesterday. carried a cargo
Of 1881 bags Of sugar, 925.525 pounds
valued at S44.079.
Charles Nelson. the wealthy ship.
owner Of San Francisco, first came r.
the Coast on the old barkentine Mon
itor. He Is part owner In over fifty
steam and sailing vessels.
Guy Kelley Ii now in charge Of the
Fort street wharf Office of the Inter.
Island Company. Willie White has
moved his quarters to the general Of.
fee Of the company on Queen street
The Claudine may smash all records
when she leaves for kahului next week
If she wants to. She has new pro.
peller Of the very latest improved pat.
tern and has been thoroughly cleaned
and Overhauled from stem to stern.
The new line Of battleship Shikishi-
ma Ia now In Portsmouth docks. pre-
paratory to her public trials. II Is ex.
pected that the Japanese officers and
men sent to England to bring her out
will take delivery Of her during No
vember-Japan Mail.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. al. +. OF.
tersOn. the second mate of the S. G. Al
len, was drowned early Sunday morn.
ing at Mission street wharf. He had
been drinking. He went On board Of
the Allen at a. m. Having partly
undressed he went on deck and fell
over the vessels side. A launch was
beside the Allen and upon the rail Of
this Otterson's head probably struck
His body was recovered yesterday
morning.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 4.-Ths
British steamer Victoria, ten days
from Honolulu. arrived late last even.
| ing and anchored in the stream She
will be pressed into the army trans
port service between San Francisco
and Manila. Her register is ,5O7 tons
and she is consigned to J. j. Moore a
Co.. of this city. Three San Francis
cans slowed away on the Victoria Al
Honolulu. Two were boiler-makers
The Victoria was inspected before sh,
started on her last voyage. and hel
boilers were found in excellent condi
ton. The Oiler-makers' strike, there
fore, cannot delay her sailing. JOIN
Ness of Sunderland, England, is tn,
victoria's owner.
The United States army transpor
Charles Nelson arrived yesterday aft
ernoOn from San Francisco with a por
| ton of the Thirty-secOnd Infantry an,
| Is coaling at Irmgard wharf for Ma
| Mia. She sailed from San FraAcisc,
on October |. the same day as tn
transport Glenogle. and brings no late
news. There are 2lO enlisted men OF
the Charles Nelson. including de
tachment of the hospital corps. The.
are under Major Charles Il. Cabell o
the ,Thirty-second Volunteers, an
First Lieutenant Russell G. Langdon O
the Third regulars, Guartermaster an
commissary. The other officers Of tn
regiment on board are: Captains II.
Reed. c. ID. Comfort. J. II. Hereford
assistant surgeon: First LIEUTENANT
A. Is. Schaefer, adjutant; q. $. RAJ
ston. w. s. Weaver; Second LieuteI
ants Is. II. Wade and A. &. Miller. {
w. Edwards and Warren Dull are o
board as civilian clerks. In additiO
to the regiment officers the Charlie
Nelson has six doctors on board-Ac
ing Assistant Surgeons John j. Gill
ruly, Chas. X. Cattermole, +. w. Pa
mer. Chas. X. Mullins and John
Nitric There are eleven second lier
tenants of various regiments. as 70
lows: Second Lieutenants Henry \
Bankhead, Twentieth Infantry; Will
X. Coleman, Ninth Infantry; Dupor
b. Lyon, Sixteenth Infantry; Arthu
p. Watts. Fourth Infantry; Richmon
Smith, Twelfth Infantry; Eli l.. Ad
mire. Twenty-second Infantry: Austi
A. Parker, Twenty-fourth Infantry
John r. Fuller. Thirty-seventh Volun
teer Infantry: VIM. r. Groynne. Thir
ty-sixth Volunteer Infantry: Chas. !
Ballard. Eleventh Volunteer Cavalry