The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06

IS: BIRTHS
inquiries for Turk on their lips. Blu,
Turk had gone to. parts unknown.
AS the story goes, Turk had told the
men that, for IS per head, he could gel
them off the ship and secure all the
money due for a trip from Newcastle
to Honolulu. This money had beer
withheld so that the men, who We're
to be finally paid off on the Pacific
Coast, would not desert and eventually
become a burden on the British Consul
and the Board of Trade. When they
found out that Turk had been nisrep-
resenting things to them they started
in, as one of the sailors said, TO trim
his corners off. But Turk didn't wait,
and is presumed to be running yet.
America Maru for Orient.
The America Maru sailed for the
Orient yesterday forenoon. She tooR
a few passengers from Honolulu, as FOL
lows S. H. Comstock. A. Crowley,
Consul o. Gumprecht, A. w. Rittig and
wife, F. NJ. Steele. wife and daughter,
Mrs l.. r. Rogers and child S. Kojima.
Y. S. Sun, B. l.. Beckwith.
o. S. Rothschild, a young man who is
said to have owned the vessel on the
trip from the coast, concerning, whom
an article appeared in yesterdays Adj
vertiser, was not conspicuous on deck
as the Maru got away from the Pacific
Mail wharf. 1t is understood that ne
transferred his claim to the vessel to
ho Of hn CHI f1x- f.
ter the newsboys took their wares
aboard the boat in the morning.
Union Men at It Again.
The men of the Sailors Union have
methods in their attempts to induce
non-union men to desert vessels COM
Ing to this port or about to leave for
other ports.
Last Sunday. about midnight, several
sailors went aboard the barkentine
Skagit, lying at Aliens wharf, and
tried to force the crew to leave the yes
sci, threatening them with every
manner of violence unless they desert
ed. They even made threats of killing
and things would have become excit-
ing had not Captain Robinson interfer-
ed. Now the captain has secured a
deputy sheriff to stand guard aboard
the vessel at night. So far none of the
non-union crew have left the ship
Ventura for the Coast.
The Ventura was scheduled to sail
for San Francisco at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday morning, but was delayed on
account of freight. The usual large
crowd was on the Oceanic wharf. and
the Territorial band was in attendance
to play the steamer off. A great num-
Der of passengers boarded the Ventura
at this port for the coast. The list was
Boardman, wife child and maid, Hen
ry S. F. Davies and wife, J. F. Knapp,
Mrs. ]. d. Bailey, G. F. Garsley, A. j.
Veirling and wife, Mrs. F. Patton and
child, w. S. Wren and sister, James
WALTON, w. r. Castle, Jr., H. D. Bailey,
C. F. Mcyeigh, j. Nichols, E. Kopke,
Mrs. F. ]. Rayner, w. c. Weldon. G..
F. Bush, r. Rose, r. B. Hogue, Miss
Flanders, Mrs. Flanders Ira Eskew,
Mrs. A. w. Keech, Miss NJ Tevoney,
Miss F. Deming, ]. P. Mccoy. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. P. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Bristol,
Mrs. Jennie Grieve. Miss Grieve, w. L.
Grieve and wife, Mrs. J. L. Mclean
and two children, Mrs. Hotchkiss and
daughter, Miss E. A. Halstead, Misses
M. B. and A. l.. Hitchcock, F. C. Ath-
erton Mrs. D. Dale, Miss Coffield, j.
H. Cummings and wife and two child
rem, Mrs. j. Bearwald and child, John
c. Searle, G. Kunst Miss Neumann,
Mrs. Kuster and child, S. McKechin,
~ irI no
F. e. Rice, Master Gerald Eddy. Geo.
Herman. S. K. Earnford and wife and
two children, Mrs. H. C. Eddy and
maid, Mrs. T. Catalan. B. C. Hallfrg.
w. E. Howell, G. H. Koch, wife and
two children, Mrs. A. Berry. ]. c.
Searle.
Arrived From the Coast.
The following is the list of people
arriving from San Francisco on the
Mariposa yesterday for Honolulu, and
Of those going through to the Colonies:
G. S. Aiken, DR.. P. ]. Aiken, Mrs. Ak
en- and child. A. c. Alexander, child and
servant, w. II. Ashmead, Mrs e. Ball
ey, S. Baldwin. Miss c. Baldwin, Miss
Barnhisel, Stanley Beardmore, w. Ca
hill j. N. Cobb, j. F. sCowes, s. w.
Cowles, w. c. Cox, j. c.. Cummings,
T. c. Davies, Mrs. Davies, infant and
two servants. j. L. Dinkelspiel, F. G.
Douse and child, Karl Dunhose, C.
E. Edwards, Dr. B. w. Everman, ".
NJ. Fulcher, Judge G. D. Gear, E. l..
Goldsborough, A. H. Baldwin, Mrs.
VIM. Greene, T. B. Hebron, L. Honigs-
berger, Captain C. B. Hudson, B. F.
Hutchinson, Dr. D. S. Jordan, Knight
s. Jordan, Miss e. Keepers, I. Loving
ston, o. S. Lipman, Walter Macfarlane,
Miss M. Madeira, e. B. McClanahan,
Mrs. Mechanism, A. S. Merriett, Mrs.
Marriott r Rferriett M p Mibron