The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09

children of Greig's former wife. After
landing her passengers on the little
palm-fringed wharf at Tanning ISL
and, the Twilight will sail for the Dan
ger group of small islands. thence to
Humphrey island and westward to the
Gilbert Islands, where she will take on
a number of natives who will serve as
laborers for King" Greig. The Twi-
light will return here with cargo of
copra from Tanning and Washington
Islands.-S. F. Chronicle, Apr. 26.
Nearly five hundred soldiers of vari-
Gus regiments are aboard the Warren
on the way to the Philippines to join
their commands. The boys enjoyed
shore leave last evening and are in the
very best condition.
Leung Chi-tso.
Leung Chi-tso, the Chinese reformer,
was one of the Kinaus passengers: he
goes to preach reform to his country
men on the big Island. Four Bow
Wongs went with him as a body guard,
lest some enterprising speculator
should seek his head with view to the
Empress Dowager's reward. A crowd of
his friends were on hand to see him off,
and covered him with leis. generally
making much of the man who is risking
his life to better the condition of his
cOuntrymen.
NOTES.
Geo. c. BeckIey was once more at his
post as purser of the kinau yesterday.
The general offices of the California
and Oriental Steamship Company,
which have hitherto been at San Diego,
will be removed to San Francisco.
Ship S. D. Carleton left yesterday
afternoon in tow of the Claudine for
Kahului when she will take on a cargo
of sugar for Philadelphia or New York.
The police are keeping a sharp look
out for crimps these days. Several at
tempts have been made recently to
steal men from ships in the harbor
An attempt to lure men from the S. d.
Carleton was frustrated the other
night.
The following are passengers on the
transport: Hon. Geo. w. Lyon, H. S.
Alexander and wife (paymaster's
clerk, A. c. Vanderpool, William ].
J. Rhode, T. j. Brooks, F. Glessbreuner,
Emil Muench, E. Davis, Harry S.
Wright.
Transport Warren goes to Guam be-
fore making for Manila. She flew the
/ new flag of the United States Trans
port service on her arrival yesterday.
The Warren entered the harbor about
Z O'Clock last evening and moored at
the new government dock
The arrival of the Warren Just a
week after the raising of the Quaran-
tine here, calls to mind the fact that
! she arrived here on her previous trip
! just at the time of the outbreak of the
/ plague and left here about a week af-
forwards. The coincidence was noticed
by many yesterday.
/ Among the military officers on the
Warren are: Acting Assistant Surgeon
! Z. T. Dessey, First Lieutenant c. T.
! Beale, Second Lieutenants A. A. Loeb
/ e. j. Nelson, G. A. LaMOtte, r. B. Ruth
erford, De C. Hall, Major John LWiI-
kins, Major Francis l.. Payson and Mrs
Payson, Captain Ralph ingalls,, Captain
r. l.. miles, acting quartermaster and
commlssary of subsistence, U. S. Vol
unteers, and Surgeon Major Fred J.
Combe.
l. The following is a list of the prin-
cipal shipments brought by the r. P
Rithet from San Francisco: Bread, 49,
929 lbs, 80 pkgS groceries and provi-
sions, 500 SKIS bran, 157 pkgs machin-
cry, 1872 gals and So cs whiskey. 1885,
pkgs tank material, 10000 lbs rice 49,.
300 it lumber, SO gals brandy, 500 bales
hay, 200 bxs paste, 100 SKIS middlings
IS pkgs potatoes, 1851 lbs rolled
barley, 1000 cs coal oil, q cs meal, 1O$
. bbls salmon, 143 ctls wheat, cs hard
ware, 1000 lbs butter, sos pkgs mil
work. 1880 gals wine, lis pkgs machin
cry, $1,000 bricks, 400 bdls shingles, Al
cs hardware, 40 coils rope, 800 bales
hay, SO bdls paper, 400 bbls lime, 80:
pkgs railroad material