The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
PEklNG WILL NOT
CALL THIS TRIP

| N71k Ittb0 INT
~ HIEF CLERK KENAKE oil the
postoffice received advices last
~ night by the Meade that the Pa
cific Mail steamship City of Picking
would not call at Honolulu this trip
lowing to the strike having delayed the
tloading of the vessel. She was not to
August 81 and will go straight to Ma
gasaki The strike has caused no end
of trouble for the steamships, there be-
1 ing no one on whom they can depend
to load in the necessary coal. The Pc
king was hard hit this time and owing
to the many delays she encountered on
her recent trip from Yokohama to San
Francisco, and loss of time in sailing
from San Francisco it was decided TO
cut out Honolulu altogether.
Transport Meade Arrives
At 7:15 o'clock yesterday evening the
of the speediest in the service, came into
the harbor and locked at Navy Dock
No. 1. She carries but few passengers
all of whom are en- route for Manila
There are also 102 enlisted men aboard
of whom eighty seven are colored I'M
assigned recruits for the 24th Infantry,
the rest being casuals for the 4th and
5th Infantry regiments at Manila. The
Meade made the trip from San Fran
cisco in six days, six hours and fourteen
minutes. leaving San Francisco on Aug.
IT, She brought 163 bags of mail from
San Francisco. AS coaling was difficult
there under strike conditions she will
take on a heavy cargo here. Just how
long she will remain in port depends up
on the length of time required to coal
up Among the passengers is General j.
c. breckenridge, Inspector General of
the United States Army, who is a
tour of the outlying military districts.
General Brock enbridge entered the army
In 1861 as a volunteer with the rank of
first lieutenant. He was appointed sec
ond lieutenant of artillery in April, 1862,
and was a Brevet Major in 1860 He was
assigned to the Inspector Generals de-
partment in 1881 and in 1895 became a
Major-General of Volunteers. He was
appointed Inspector General of the regu-
lar service with rank of Brigader Cen
eral in 1899.
Coming on the sonoma. se
The following passengers were booked
per 8. s. Sonoma, scheduled to sail from
San Francisco to Honolulu august %:
E. F. Loud, Mrs. S. Ehrlicsl and son,
Mrs. McStocker. Miss Along, Mrs. Wray
Taylor and two children, w. NJ. Giffard.
wife and daughter, j. M. Oat and
wife, r. NJ. Ruthven-Smith and wife, L.
"A. Thurston, H. K. Selby, D. II. Lewis,
C. j. Holt and two children, Mrs. Creigh-
ton. Miss Lishman, j. P. Erdman H.
d. Sturdevant, Miss NJ. Prime, ]. F. C.
Abel. wife and child, A. w. Mason, Mrs.
E. F. Girard, Miss B. H. Frost, Mrs. c.
Bergner, Miss Peterson, s. A. Crook,
Miss H. Needham, w. C. Crook, Mrs
Mary Gum. Miss Mcpherson, Miss c. A.
Porter, Miss NJ. C. Lofquist, Miss A. N.
Coombes, Mrs. Kincaid, Miss Kincaid,
Master Kincaid, w. F. Thatcher and
wife, Miss N. McLain, Miss S. McLain,
w A. Alexander, C. ]. Mccarthy. L.
A. Kincaid, d. C. Lindsay, Miss NJ
Grace, Miss A. Lycett. A w. Brandt,
Aldrich, Miss N. Holden, Miss F. L. Bar
ker. F. Alexander H. M. Tull o. H.
Walker and wife.
Passengers Booked on China.
Bookings have been made for the S. S.
China, scheduled to sail from Honolulu
for San Francisco on Tuesday, August
q, as follows: Mrs. A. H B. Judd. Mrs
III. S. Judd, Miss A E. Judd, c. G. Judd.
G. P. Judd, L. NJ. Judd, H F. Damon,
Edward Perry, Bruce Cartwright, W. R.
Castle A. L. Castle. Minna Ahrens,
Ruth and Geo. Richardson, Albert F.
Along, Mrs. Dillingham;, Miss Marion
Dillingham;, Chief Justice and Mrs.
Frear, ]. s. McCandless. Richard A.
Cooke, w. w. Kicker. Harold ,. Rice,
Miss O.. Douglass. H. N luce, E. P.
Dole. F. B. Frooman, Fred L. Waldron,
]. McGavin. w. A Zabriskie, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Carly, A. c. Wonner and
wife. VIM. Hogs and two boys.
To Sail on the Ventura.
The following persons are booked for
passage on the Ventura for San Fran
cisco due to sail from Honolulu Aug q:
Rev. u. C. Adams and wife, Elizabeth
Brander, JAS F. Abbey. Mrs. ]. W. Cen
ter, Miss l.. Center, Mrs. II. Morrison
E. l.. Goldsboro, J. N Cobb, Nj. Sindo
Miss Wilson, Miss Hollenbeck, Mrs J.
P. Tormay, A. P. Wilcox, w :. Crook
Jr., NJ. G.. Beckwith, Miss Paris, Master
Paris, NJ. Rosenbledt, Geo. P. Cooke, J.
r. Fulton, wife and three children, A.
L. Pearson. H. H. Keller, ]. K Farley
Miss E. Blake, c. E r. Thurlow, Mrs
], Sharp. Miss G. M. Sharp. Mrs. L.
Manson. Mrs. c. Sharp, Edward r.
Swain. w. H. Hogs and. two sons. Mrs
E. Lahee, Miss l.. Clawson, Miss A