The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-29


tralia slipped and fell on the deck of |
the vessel while she lay at the wharf in
San Francisco, breaking his left arm
below the elbow. He will arrive in |
command\as usual this morning how
ever.
The bark Roderick Dhu, Captain
Johnson, arrived at San Francisco on
August II from Hilo after passage of
twenty-five days, with a cargo of sugar |
and twenty passengers. The list in
cluded j. d. Baker and his family, who
are en- route to the Paris Exposition.
Miss Hapai, daughter of Judge Hapai,
District Judge of Hawaii, accompanied
the Baker family. The Roderick Dhu
will go to Oakland to discharge her
cargo.
The American bark Gerard C. Tobey,
which arrived on August IL at Port
Townsend, has been purchased by
Welch & Company of San Francisco,
and will be used in the trade between
that port and these Islands in command
of Captain Cove, formerly chief mate
of the bark r. =. Rithet.
Bark S. c. Allen has cleared at San
Francisco for Honolulu with cargo of
general merchandise.
ocHooutI L oStcI DIT
Port Blakeley from Honolulu on August
Is.
Schooner Inca from this port arrived
at Port Townsend on the Doth instant,
also the schooner cambridge.
The ship James Nesmith from Della
goa Bay arrived at Newcastle on the
10Th instant. She will load for Homo
lulu.
Bark Oregon arrived at Esquimalt
from Honolulu on August 20.
The United States Transport Grant
arrived at Manila on August IS, having
! left San Francisco on July 3.
The Italian ship Elisa from Honolulu
arrived at Astoria on the 18th.
| Bark Diamond Head arrived at Port
| Townsend on the 18th from Honolulu.
! British steamer Warrimoo due today
| from the Colonies. sailed from Brisbane
on the 18th.
The freighter Algoa left Yokohama
on August Is for Honolulu. She carries
about 5000 tons of merchandise for this
port and large cargo for San Fran
cisco.
Schooner Enterprise has been libeled
by Frederick Birkin, one of the crew,
who claims to have been i'll treated by
l
$4,000 damages. Geo A. Davis is his
attorney.
The Doric sailed for San Francisco at
noon yesterday.
After the Doric sailed for the Coast
yesterday, the Gaelic from San Fran
CISCO which had arrived off port early
in the morning, came up to the Pacific
Mail wharf. Purser Chaplin, formerly
freight clerk now takes Purser Browns
place. He reports a good trip from
the Coast.
Gasoline launch Union has received a
license to carry passengers. Messrs.
II. @. and w. +. Young run the boat.
They have secured a small house near
the boat houses for their headquarters.
At night the launch will be stationed
at the house, during the day it will be
found at the boatlandng.
The following is list of the passen-
gers to arrive from San Francisco on
the Australia this morning:
O. II. Gulick and wife, F. l.. Waldron
and wife, Mrs. J. Smithies, child and
maid, CT. =. Schrader, A. II. Rice, Miss
Elsie Sarders, Mrs. Johnson, A. K.
Hartford, Sol. Peck, Mrs. 3. Wheeler
and child, Mrs. j. S. Purdie, Miss
Moore, Miss Albright, Mrs. A. f. Deyo,
Miss Josephine Deyo, Miss NJ. Deyo,
F. w. Kern and wife, Miss T. Stern,
Mrs. F. Stern and child, Mrs. b. Labal,
Mrs. NJ. I. Brown, Mrs. f. A. Howard,
Mr.. Rock, F. d. Cooper, d. Nichols, L.
A. Bond, w. ]. Mayer, w. A. Robin
son, Mrs. w. l.. Whitman, Mr.. Alexan-
der and wife, Mr. Thatcher, H. NJ
Whitney, f. l.. Richmond, d. b. Holt
Islander, Mrs. Eugene Duffy, A Fernan-
dez and wife, j. II. Mallory, J. A. Col
vim, Mrs. r. Horner and infant, Miss y
Blacow, Mrs. Walsh, w. H. Smith and
wife. Miss c. d. Low, Miss Bella
Weight, Miss Mallory, Miss Clurn, Mrs
Cunha, Mrs. f. Anderson, e. X. Woo
and wife, Glenn Wood, B. r. Martin
j. F. Crawley, wife and two children
Mrs. f. Kopke, Miss G.. Kopke, Mis-.
b. Kopke, Mrs. E. Deacon, NJ. Hirsch
man, wife and two infants, w. A
Burkhaller, j. w. Podmore wife ant
two children, Mrs. w. H. Mays, Miss
c. 5. Treulson, Mrs. S. A. Berger, VIM
Macdonald and wife, Mrs. C. Kimball
Miss T.. Prizes, Mrs. G.. D. Schrader, J
F. Morgan, A. r. Cunha, Miss 1. Kelly
H. G.. Garrett, II. NJ. Levy, Mrs. E. B
McClanahan, Miss McClanahan, Mis-.
VI '<' oicHuy sllS. spencer, IL. KEN
gov, Mr.. Shaw, S. c. Allen and wife
) Mrs. w. F. Smith, Mrs. r. Cowes, F
Bauerbach, ]. r. Highly, Mrs. ]. E
Snow, J. A. Scott and wife, Frank Hal
stead, wife and two children, Miss M
! Rouse, h. NJ. Stone.
SIGNALED BY HAWAIIAN ISLES.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 21.-Th
steamer Umatilla arrived yesterday af
ternoon from Victoria and Puget Scum,
ports with 457 passengers, including 5
marines for the Mare Island Nav.
YARD, and 80 Japanese steerage passen
. gers. On August IS, at IL O'Clock a. m.
the Umatilla spoke the American shi,
Hawaiian Isles, which signaled tina
captain kain's wife was very sick. Th,
snip was in latitude as degrees 40 min
utes north and longitude 124 degrees s
minutes west when spoken, and wa.
bound for the Sound.
LARGEST SUGAR CARGO.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 18th,
American ship Erskine NJ Phelns ar