The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-27
NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT.

Stowe, Mrs. j. R. Clymer, Miss Stur-
geon, j. F. Calf, VIM. Morris, S. Henry
and wife, Jos. H. Gray and wife, Mrs.
H. A. Blood, Miss Gray, Miss Taft, Mr..
Plum and wife, H. L. Taft, w. A. Cow
ley, E. M Walsh, Miss E. Aulfante,
Mrs. E. Graf, Mrs. H. Gulzeit, T. M
Starkey Miss Flock, Miss A Kessler,
Mrs. M. Hemming, Mrs. S. w. Mays,
j. B. AgassiZ, Mrs. Z. Battencourt,
Adelph Hromada and wife, W. F. Pc
terson and wife, Lewis Morrison and
wife CF'lorence Roberts,, F. Belasco and
wife, Miss Rozetta, Miss Howe, Miss
Armsby, Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. Clench, E.
B. Cousins, P. Gerson. Mr.. Robertson.
Mr.. Morris, Mrs. G. H. Flanders, Miss
NJ. l.. Flanders Mrs. K. Cousins, Mr.
Mauer, Hugh Morrison and wife, Mrs.
r. ]. Dudley and child. Jas. Lloyd and
wife, l.. ]. Burdick. L. +. Stone, L.
Henderson, Mr.. Arper. Mr.. Smell. Mr..
Redick. c. Mountaine, c. Moore, F.
Vaughan, B. F. Dillingham;, B. Lath-
rop, c. A. Brown and wife, Miss c. w.
Flanders. c. F. Murray. J. c. Flanders,
A. S. Cantin, Mark Robinson, DR.. Wag-
ner, F. B. Wagner A. G.. Norey and
wife
Those booked to sail for San Fran
cisco on the Zealandia tomorrow, at
noon, are as follows:
H. A. Gilbert, A. c. Spring, W. D.
Alexander. w. J. Montenth, G. J.
Moore. c. A. Bisbee, M A. Smith, A
S. Hoyt, Mrs H. F. Wichman and
child, B. F. Beard and daughter, F. J..
Calf, N. NJ. Miller, A. ]. Mccarthy and
wife, r. A. Macpie, ]. w. Wilson and
wife, NJ. G. King, DR.. T. w. Blake, b.
D. Hanover, st. Clair Perry, A w.
Herkner, c. E. Fink, B. Craemer, Carl
Latt, G. F. Kuhles, A. G. Van Court.
j. c.. Moore, G.. L. Sherwood, 3. l..
Dewey, T. j. Winkler, Mr.. Curtis Mrs
Jonathan onaw and daughter Major
j. d. Black, Eugene Gilbert, o. w.
Clark and daughter, G. Cheeva and
wife, Mrs. C. V. Purcell, Miss Lena
Hogs, w. A. Whitman, w. A. Schri-
Der and wife, T. j. Philips and wife,
Miss Perry, Miss Kuhles, G.. H. Perry,
j. w. Brown, w. G. Jacobs, J. A. Wal
colt, F. Walsen, DR.. Louis Barth, A E.
Ulosey, Albert Raas and wife, Miss A.
c. Alexander, w. w. Branch, ]. B.
Lambie, Miss M. A. Wyle, Mrs. P. s.
Lott, B. D. Vaughan, Mrs. F. j. Moore,
Mrs. Dickinson, Frank Ewars and
wife.
Transport Pennsylvania Here.
1t was only a few hours after the
arrival of the transport Meade yester-
day afternoon that the transport Penn
SylVania came into port and moored
alongside the Irmgard wharf.
She sailed from San Francisco an
hour or so before the Meade. in the
afternoon of Monday, the 18th instant
She brought considerable mail; in fact
most of the mail was put aboard the
Do rIrynr 1f v,l, . f.Nrr Ire
We're brought by the Meade.
All are well on the Pennsylvania. She
has aboard, bound for Manila direct
from here, six companies of the Tenth
Infantry and hospital detachment
numbering in all SIT men.
Cabin passengers on the transpor
are as follows: Colonel Dugan, Najo
Brown, Lieutenants Berry and Hol
dere; Captains Phillips. Pursell viii
kins; Lieutenants Jarrett. Brecken
: ridge, Lee, Stephens, Welsh. Hunter
Patterson, Lister, Hand; Doctors Cow
per and Davidson; Mrs. Jarrett, Mrs
, Lee, Mrs. Breckenridge. Mrs. Wit
(nurse), Ed Bruce, LIE Roy Brown, Mrs
, FIGHTER, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Dusenbu
ry, J. r. Douglas and Louise McCan
} non.
, 1t is rarely that two transports ar
rive here in one day. The Meade Ii
at the Pacific Mail wharf, at one ent
of the harbor, while the Pennsylvani;
, is at the other end of the harbor, a
!. the Irmgard wharf. AS soon as tn
: transports arrived many Of the mel
= were allowed to come ashore for eXer
= else About 1900 soldiers are now IL
: port; probably d third of them wer
ashore last night. The Pennsylvania I
likely to remain here for a couple o
l days She will take coal and then pro
e coed to the Philippines.
Pacific.Maifs Monster Ready
} The new steamship Korea, the Iarg
:, est vessel ever built on this hemis
phere, was to have been launched o
O the oath instant at the yard of tn
= Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
. dock Company, and it was eXpecte
Il that 10000 people would be gathere
e around the ways to see the monste
e hull take it's initial plunge into tn
waters of the James River. The kC
rea and her sister ship, the Siberia
= are building for the Pacific Ma
. Steamship Company, and will ply be
tween San Francisco and Hongkont
:. with Honolulu, Yokohama and Maya
d saki as ports of call
- The vessels are exactly alike, an
the contract price for the two is 81
900, 0UU. making them the costliest, a
well as the largest merchant vesse
ever built on this hemisphere. Unc
u Sam is building costlier warships, bl
l. not even the large defenders contrac
ed for by the government VIII al
r. proach the dimensions of the Pacif
Mail liners. The Korea and the Siber,
, will each have a displacement So
q tons greater than the battleships
= the Virginia class. With speed
It something like twenty knots, the X
= rea will be the fastest ship on II
Pacific ocean.
N Romance of Rios Wreck.
The hero and heroine of a romano
= growing out of the wreck OF the steam
ship Rio de Janeiro in San Francis
bay passed through Seattle recent
Mile. Gabrielle LIE Houron. whose Ii
10 was saved by Captain Ward himse
d. just before the steamer reeled al
IS went down. has become Nine. Mour
ar and with her husband is now on Il
= way to Dawson, where they will spei
their honeymoon.
The first man to meet the beautif
m French girl when the boat brought h
he from the scene Of the wreck was E
ward Moury, a rich Klondiker.
"A fell in love with the shipwrecked g
Ar-1.