The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-28
SEA AND SHORE
Hearts United Ere the
Logan Left.
Romance of Passing So der and a
Honolulu Maid citing
Shipping Notes.


Shipping Notes.
The United States Army transport
Logan sailed for the Philippines about
8 O'Clock yesterday morning B9gers
band serenaded the soldiers aboard
early Saturday not forgetting to serve
the ever inspiring Star Spangled Ban
ner" and the touching aloha Oe'' in
the most approved style.
Officers and men on the Logan en-
route to Manila made the most of their
brief stay here driving all over the city
and suburbs, visiting the Pail, Waikiki,
Diamond Head, and other points of in
terest. Most of them had money and
left a little pile here, investing it in
kodaks, native hats, shell and feather
leis, calabashes, Hawaiian stamps and
various other souvenirs. One of the
soldiers came very near being left be-
hind. Just as the transport was about
to leave the dock it was discovered
that he was not aboard and one or two
of his comrades came ashore and were
starting a search for the tardy warrior
when a hack drove onto the dock in
great hurry and the looked for soldier
jumped out, blushing furiously, turning
to say good by to very charming
young lady, who remained in the car
rage.
The boys called for him to hurry up.
For moment he hesitated, holding his
sweetheart's hand; then, thinking that
no one observed him, he pulled from
his pocket dainty engagement ring,
slipped it on the fair maids finger,
hastily kissed away her starting tears
and dashed up the gangplank amid the
cheers of those who had observed the
little by-play. The young lady IS well
known in Honolulu while the gallant
soldier is a native of Los Angeles. She
is young and is going to- await her
knights return from the "horrid" Phil
ippines.
Yachting Was Lively.
On Saturday afternoon the Abbie NJ.
Marion and Eva spread their sails and
raced away for Pearl harbor. The
Abbie NJ. returned first. yesterday after
noon, then the Marion came in and
afterwards the Eva followed by La Pa
Iona, which had also sailed out Satur-
day. Besides these yachts, the Gladys,
Malolo and Spray took modest spins
and showed off to good advantage.
The little yacht Cossack was knock
ing round the harbor. trying herself as
it were. She's a mystery to many wa
ter-fronters because of the many good
qualities which are punched in so small
craft.
Maui Shipping
Vessels in port at Kahului, May -
Bark Carrolton, Jones, coal, 62 days
from Newcastle.
Bark Dora Bluhm, Smith, general
cargo, II days from San Francisco. r.
Schooner S. T. Alexander, Ipsen,
from Tacoma, April 29.
Schooner Olga, Johnson, 62 days from
Newcastle, with coal to H. C. S. Co.,
May 2.
Schooner Ottilie Fjord, Basch, IS
days from Aberdeen, Gray's Harbor
with lumber, May Z.
Schooner Emma Claudina, Nielsen,
from Aberdeen, May s.
kihei, May 12.-Schooner Lyman d.
Foster, Killman, coal, 90 days from
Newcastle.
May 17.-Bark John C. Potter, Meyer,
coal, 50 days from Newcastle.
May 17.-Claudine, Mcdonald. Homo
lulu.
Vessel Departed.-S. S. Manauense,
Barnsen, $4,000 bags of sugar for San
Francisco, May 90
NOTES.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
X. S. NJ, 10000; V. X, 1900; Max, o.
$50; G. & R., 1850; X. P, $500: Mob,
1000; H. NJ, 11,720; K. s. Co., $4,000;
l.. P, 5000, and NJ. S. Co, $4,000. Total,
113,40O bags.
The transport Siam left Manila Nav
18th and the Grant sailed on the 18th
for San Francisco, carrying Battery M.
Sixth Artillery. The Grant also brings
POI sick, 10 insane, So candidates for
disability discharge and 125 prisoners.
Sugar on Hawaii, May %: Papaikou,
1880; Pepeekeo, 5000; Honomu. 49,
600; Hakalau, $4,000; Kukaiau, 500;
Laupahoehoe, $4,000; Paauhau, 1000:
Ookala. $500; Honokaa, 24,300; Kukui-
haele, 1000; Punaluu, 10000 Honuapo,
$4,000; Wainaku, 1900 Waiakea 5000;
Portuguese Mill, 1920. Total. 1873, 900
bags.
When the bark Martha Davis left
totih dACISCO sue QdQ on deck 4U hogs
for Hilo. Some days out sickness ap-
peared and one of them died. Cap
tain McAlman cut open the carcass
and found traces of cholera. Within a
few days q more died and were thrown
overheard. But II were alive when the
vessel reached Hilo on the goth, Sun
day. Allan Wall inspected them and
placed them in quarantine.
The bark j. P. Porter, forty days from
Newcastle with coal for Kihei Planta-
ton Co, went ashore at Kalepolepo,
Maui, a. 10 a. m. Tuesday. Assistance
was sent to her and several of the ISL
and steamers attached hawsers in an
effort to pull the vessel off the beach. |
The combined efforts of half dozen
steamers were necessary and in the |
work several ten-inch hawsers were
broken. The vessel is not seriously in |
jured.
The schooner Defender has cleared
at San Francisco for Kihei with an as
sorted merchandise cargo. Among the
principal shipments were the follow
ing: 31,426 lbs rolled barley, 1O4S pkgs
Il,