The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-03

a typhoon kept the American Maru
back one day on her trip from Hong
kong to Honolulu. The American Ma
ru, which arrived here yesterday after
September 18th. A fierce typhoon from
the Southwest, however, rendered it
necessary for the big vessel to wait un-
til the 18th. All during the two pre-
ceding days the storm ragged outside
while the Maru waited in port until it
should subside. On the'ru from Annoy
to Shanghai the steamship weathered
the flag end of another typhoon. Very
little inconvenience was experienced by
those aboard. The finest of weather
was enjoyed during the rest of the jour
ney to this port.
Besides bringing two cabin passen-
gers, two in the European Storage and
twenty-five in the Asiatic steerage for
Honolulu, the America Maru has, for
San Francisco, six European steerage.
ninety-nine Asiatic steerage and the
following cabin passengers:
Mr.. H. Olin .Cady, Mrs. H. Olin
Cady and child, Mrs. Goodrich and 3
children, Dr. F. w. Haker, Mr.. S. H.
Knowles, Mr.. F. B. Morse, Mr.. K. Max
rasin, Mr.. NJ. Nitta, Mr.. L. Rosenthal,
Mrs L. Rosenthal and child, Mr.. r. S.
Keel, Mrs. r. S. Keel, Capt. r. E.
Walker, Mrs. a. Z. Walker and child,
Mr.. o. X. Davis, Lieut.. Dolgoroukoff.
Rev. F. d. Gamewell, Mrs. F. D. Game
well, Mr.. ]. H. Greefkens, Mr.. K. Ka-
milo, Rev. J. A. Miller, Mrs. j. A. Miller
and children. Miss X. l.. Ogborn.
Comdr. r. P. Rogers, U. s. A, Mr.. K.
Ushijima, Mrs. X. Ushijima, Mrs. Van
Nance and child, Mrs. G. T. Williams,
Mr. ]. d. York Mrs. j. d. York.
The following are missionaries going
home from China: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Olin Cady and child, Mrs. Goodrich
and three children, Rev. and Mrs. f. d.
Gamewell, Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Miller
and three children and Miss K. l.. Og-
born. The America Maru has 1851 900
in her treasure vault, in transit. She
sails for San Francisco at o'clock this
morning.
THE MAUNA LOA.
Steamer Mauna Loa arrived early
yesterday morning. Her report is as
follows: Cleaned out Honuapo an6
left 2S3 bags of sugar at Punaluu. Lit
tie rain and smooth weather. There
were $500 bags of sugar at Fl. S. Co.
and none at p. S. NJ. No rain anC
smooth weather. The Mauna Loa touch
ed bottom at Maalaea bay. She backed
off without any trouble and, as far a:
can be learned the steamer has suffer
ed no damage"
She brought the following cargo
| h.ae hsae hun
dies bananas, "a kegs butter, 80 bundle:
hides, bundles tobacco, hogs and 80
packages sundries.
ORIENTAL SHIPPING.
The steamship Bergenhus for Homo
lulu. San Diego and San Francisco, viii
leave Yokohama on the 9Th instant.
The United States hospital ship Re
lief arrived at Nagasaki from Taku OF
/ September goth, with 102 invalids, o.
whom sc were suffering from dyson
! terry. She will stay at Nagasaki fol
! about month for repairs, and the Suf
ferers will be sent to San francisco
| by another steamer.
The Fukuoka Maru, with over eighty
hands of the Mitsubishi shipyard OF
board, has sailed for Formosa to fioa
the stranded steamer Taichu Maru. L
is reported that the steamer has fortu
nately sustained no damage to her bot
tom.
1t is anticipated that the wintering o.
the allied armies at Tien-Tsin will in
crease the activity of the shipping
traffic of Japan with North China il
the near future, and there are already
| indications that the freight rates fol
China will be raised by 20 to so per cen
before long.
1t is rumored that the steamer Ma
gaia Maru, which left Kobe on Septem
Der 10th for Taku with 500 Japanes,
transport coolies for the French army
on board, has met with an accident il