The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10

With an Army vessel, Navy trans
port and a mail steamer in port, things
were pretty lively on the waterfront
yesterday. And then the prevailing
high vino, scattering everywhere the
obnoxious dust, sent people scurrying
along the ideal "Esplanade" which
fringes the waterfront in a manner
which seemed to indicate that things
were unusually lively.
TRANSPORT SHERMAN.
The United States Army transport
Sherman arrived in port yesterday
morning from San Francisco, having
left that port on the first of this month
She has IS passengers aboard, 2S4 en-
listed men and quartermaster's stores
for the Army in the Philippines. The
Sherman experienced a pleasant pas
sage down and brought nineteen bags
of mail and four and one-half tons Of
freight for Honolulu.
Santa Claus Is among the passengers
for Manila. Aboard the great trans
port are many tons of Christmas pres
ents for the soldiers in the Philippines
from their loved ones at home. Many
women and children, the wives and
children of officers at the front, are
also aboard.
did condition. Grant is her command
er. She is at present locked at the
Pacific Mail wharf and is taking on
coal while the soldiers are enjoying
liberty ashore. -
NAVY TRANSPORT SOLACE.
At about noon yesterday the United
States Navy transport Solace, Captain
Herbert Winslow, arrived from San
Francisco. She sailed from that port
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon of No
vember 2, bringing one days later news
of the outside world than was brought
| by the Sherman.
| She is locked at the Navy wharf and
will take on 600 tons of coal before pro-
ceeding to Manila via Guam. 1t is ex-
pected that she will get away on next
| Tuesday afternoon.
The following is a complete list of
The officers and passengers aboard the
Soace:
Commander Herbert Winslow, Lieut.
Commander G. M. Storey, Paymaster
]. S. Phillips, Warrant Machinists c.
n. Hosning and j. j. w. Murray, Pay
Clerk F. K. Hunt Assistant Surgeon
Jacob Stepp, 1st. Lieut.. 3. F. Ritten-
| house, Warrant Machinist A. T. Per.
cival Ensign w. G. Roper, Lieut.. w. P
White, Chief Gunner VIM. Walsh, Act
ing Boatswain A. b. Irclan, Lieut.
Philip Andrews, Assistant Surgeon
Henry E. Odell. Acting Boatswain C
]. Christensen, Acting Gunner L. E
| IT ~ Wy
Smith, Lieutenants o. w. holster, F
c. Bowers, N. Mansfield. Ensign Fal
coner, Lieut.. w. S. Smith. Passengers
Commander E. S. Prime, 1t. A. M
Butcher, Assistant Surgeon J.. A. Muir
ply, 1st. 1t. ]. w. Lynch, Commando
F. Hanford, Mrs. Seaton Schroeder
Misses Lily Kanely, Sallie Schroeder
Cassie Schroeder, Josie Schroeder
Master Seaton Schroeder, Maste
Wainwright Schroeder, Mrs. L.
: Blucker Miss Blucker, Mrs. w. H. G
, Billiard, Master Saunders Billiard, Mrs
. ]. A. Murphy, Mrs. A. S. Jones, Mrs
Ida Johnson, Mrs. Christian Cront
Miss Laura Crone, Master VIM. Cront
Master Christian Crone, Miss Ell
, West Miss Mary CHANNEL, Rev. E. T
, Hyde. Mrs. E. E. Hyde, Rev. F. N
, Price, Mrs. Price, Miss o. w. Koestel
Mrs. l.. II. Moses. Miss Beatrice Nose:
/. P. n. Newhall. c. Loring, ]. S. Beechel
P. Roach. w. P Huges.
Miss CHANNEL, the Hydes and tn
> Prices are missionaries.
= The above list includes a survey par
! ty bound for Guam. Captain Merr!
!. who has for some time past been Navs
officer. of Honolulu, will join the part
! and command it. The harbor of Guar
: is to be surveyed and a report will b
= made to Washington. The Solace ha
: a crew of 147 men and has in all %
/, people aboard.
|, THE MARIPOSA COMES AND GOE!
i. The Mariposa came into port yestel
day morning from the Colonies e
route to San Francisco. She sale
4 from Sydney on October "a. Aucklan
J. on October 20, Apia, November 2. HI
e time from Sydney was Is days,
I. hours and SO minutes. She brought tt
following passengers for Honolulu: '
4 II. Ray. Lord Osborne and valet, Dou.
+ las Hall, DR.. r. b. Chapman, T.
CARL sic, Mrs E. F. Ward and J. Tecl
q lenberg. The Mariposa sailed for So
(s Francisco shortly after o'clock fro
+ the Oceanic wharf. She took the fo
lowing passengers: Mrs Fowler Mi
q Neumann, Mrs Taylor and child, M
70 and Mrs. Turk, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
3 and son, Mrs. E. Lewis, Miss M. Tee
y heimer, Mrs. j. S. Kimball Miss
: Rycroft, Mrs. Boslen, Mrs. G. A. r
der. j. H. Makins, c. H. Schmidt, MI
A. A. Cunningham, c. G.. Douglas,
A. Burns. G.. r. Carter, d. o. Beck
and wife, Misses Macfarlane, P.
Pond, j. l.. Mclean, DR.. Pfuger, L
NJ. Grossman, S. H. Comstock, j.
Colley, D. ]. Mckay, H. Hill, Mrs.
j. Andrews, c. H. Walker, Mrs Wet
Grad, G. Bolte and Mrs. Holislander
CAUGHT EIGHT WHALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. TT
Whaling steamer Karluk that arriv
this morning reported having caug
eight whales the past season. S
brings 1,500 pounds of bone. fifty f
skins, and three bear skins. T
steamer reported the following vess,
with reports from them as noted.
October 20. Onalaska, steamer Ale
ander, nine whales. Steamer Jeanet
october IL, Indean, Siberia, sew
whales. Steamer William Bales. Sc
TENDER 20. seven whales.
Inc karluk also brought news of t