The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-29
Sonoma Delayed
by Railroad
Accident.

~ land train delayed the SAILING Oh
! u the Sonoma from San Francisco
until the evening of the 22d. The YES
Io'clock in the forenoon and waited ten
hours for the belated mails. When
these were put aboard the Sonona put
| her best foot forward and came down
TO Honolulu in less than six days. She
was sighted off Koko Head yesterday
| evening at 7:15 and was at the Oceanic
dock at $50. No delay was made i1
getting the passengers ashore and the
mails were brought off at once. The
Sonoma brought an unusually large
number of passengers for Honolulu. The
scene on the Oceanic dock upon the
of the old days In Honolulu. when a
steamer coming into port was an event
of considerable consequence. The great
crowd surged forward when the gang
plank was raised and it was with the
greatest difficulty that Honolulans were
prevented rushing pell nell up the
plank to greet their friends on deck.
| Fred Whitney foresaw the difficulties
attendant upon loading the liner al
San Francisco with coal and had huge
pile of it on the edge of the wharf ready
| to load in as soon as the ports could be
opened. The officers stationed at the
foot@of the -gangplank last night were
firmsin their refusal to allow the Ho-
4 RI no pran orllaylx -
| fore the passengers Were landed, and
facilitated their landing in every way
possible The following are the passen-
gers:
For Honolulu-W. 81. Giffard. S. B.
| Rose, G. de S. Canavarro, E. A. Berndt.
A. H. Sengstaek, G. l. Hume, C. Ster-
| ling, MIR. and Mrs. o. H. Walker, NJ
NJ. Lull, II. F. Sturtevant 1. Covington,
Miss Lishman, A. N. Halstead, S. b.
Dixon Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Burke, o. c.
Scott. Mr.. Burguer, Miss /. Rice, Mrs.
Wray Taylor, children; G. Ledley, G.
Lehner, A. Simons. W. A. Lowe, c. C.
Hopkins. X. S. Gjerdrum. A Berg, II.
n. Selby. Mrs. and Miss Mckinley,
Miss H. Needham, w. C. Nicoll, C. 1.
Mccarthy, A. T. Searle, Mrs. I. Peter
son, W. NJ. Alexander, c. w Goodale,
Fiske Warren, S. Lopez, T. r. Peter
. l.
Lewis, c. ]. Holt and child, Mr.. Hall,
Miss B. II. Frost, Miss N. Holden, Miss
F. l.. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs Keleinoe
Mrs A Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs j M
Dat, G. P. Denison, Mr.. and Mrs. M r.
Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Able and child.
E. o. Meeks. o. II. Eddy, H. F. Dillon.
L. +. Colburn, c. A. Long, Mr.. and
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Brown and
child, Mrs. and Miss Barnard Miss A
Van Anglln. Mrs. Elealich Lore. f.
K. Carson, w. F. Wilson, NJ. F. Pros
ser, Mrs. T. NJ. Cox and child T NJ
Cox. Miss NJ E. Hyde, E. A. Powers,
j. w. Mason, w. c. Crook, S. A. Crook
l. P. Erdman. w. P. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Bachelor, DR.. Alvarez, Mrs
E. F. Gerard, Mrs. S. D. Heapy, Mrs.
w. H. Patton, F. A. Alexander, Miss
Mcpherson, Mr.. and Mrs Oerdau,
Mrs. Curtis and child, Mrs and Miss
McStocker, Miss Along, Miss c. A
Porter o. W. LETTER, Mr. Bertrans,
Mr.. Mark, Mr.. Anthony. Mrs. A J.
Smithers, child and maid; Miss Mellin-
| ish, Miss tombstone. Mr. and Mrs r.
F. Ruthven Smith. H. A. Held, Mr.
Rosenberg, Mr. Van Dine, J. Pearson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoni Mrs Prizeau
and son. Miss Burrell. Miss P 3. Dill
| Ion, Miss Steele, Miss A Clark r
Licot, c. T. Warwick, A e Carter
w. r. Trent. II. Laughney, G. Borch-
grevauk, Mrs. Kelner, Misses Kellner
| 90. c. G. Bailey, H. C. Schmidt, Mrs.
| I'll. Broack, Miss Melrich, Mrs. H. H
| Hardy. Mrs. T. Canavau, Mrs. Cos
tick, Mrs. Higgins and child, Mrs. Ard
and two sons. Miss F. o. Carru, w E
| Howell, Mr. and Mrs c. P. Moore. Mr.
Estes, Mrs. I. L. Mari, Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Irish, Miss A. Schneider, Miss F
| Williamson, L, T. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
T. r. Trip. Master and Miss Casetas
G. Napier, G. Wilhintzig, James Rem.
ME, H. Hagsten. A. Nicholson, T ]
Sheridan, M. j. Carvelles, Jake Kenlae
II. Clausens. r. II. Long, NJ. Martin.
1 son. IL. A. Dodge. G. Weidinger, l. T
Sramer, II. Carlson. G. H. Lund, E
Southland. Through-R. Evers, r
Mitchell, Miss E. Mitchell, j. Parke
Hon. e. F. Loud. Mrs. Loud, Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. Dawson. Mis-,
| Dawson, Right Rev J. D. Murray
| Miss E. Chamberlain, Miss A. B
Coombes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Gilbert.
son and child. L. A. Fenner, C. L. Nc.
Gala Mrs. 7. T. Patterson, Miss Pat
| terson, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hudson, Mr.
and Mrs. w. NJ. Hennessey, Mcdonald
Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Tournfer and
three children. w. Fraser, n. Levigne
Rev. D. B. Kunder, w S. Watkins
81. II. Schlapp., Mrs. L. L. Writ anc
two children. c. E. Robinson, c. Eff.
ling. Mrs. F. Hammond, I. Roberts
Mrs. L. Dwyer, Miss E. Torrens. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles West, C. Pruice, Mr.
Singerton, Mrs. n. Beattie, E. S. Wal.
ter, j. Newman, Miss Cleveland, P. II
Hivkey, T. Bushby, L. G. Zuckerman
Nj. Baur, Mr.. and Mrs. P r. Farnnam
Mrs. c. Farnham. w Watts. B. Clio
wanda r. Candy.
Mowers to Garry Salmon ova.
The Royal Mail steamship Miowera
arrived in port yesterday morning q,
III o'clock from the Australian Colo
MES, after q very pleasant and sue
cessful trip. After discharging coal In
sacks, which will be taken aboard here
on her return trip, and taking on a
dozen passengers and twenty-five sacks
or mail, She resumed her voyage to
| victoria and Vancouver at yesterday
afternoon. The Miowera left Sydney
AZ !:20 p. m, August IL, arrived at
brisbane at S:52 a. M, August IA, sail
| Ing at midnight on the 18th She ex-
per1enced moderate to fresh southeast
trades and fine weather generally all
the way across. Two passengers We're
brought to Honolulu-Miss Rievierre
q nd