The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-09
THE MOUTH OF THE CHANNEL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - esseeee..esee.ee

George w. Davis, U. S. ", for Manila
Captain II. S. Keene, Jr., oath infantry;
First Lieut.. F. lie j. Parker, aide to
General Davis; First Lieut.. Macker
Babb, U. S. M. c., for Guam; Second
Lieut.. l.. G. Miller, U. S. M. c., for
Guam; Second Lieut.. r. Y. Rhea, L. S.
M. c., for Guam; DR.. Neil c. Trew, A.
A. S. U. S. A.; DR.. E. J. Farrow, A A
IS. u. ). a.; DR.. VIM. L. Keller, A. A.
5. u S. A; DR.. S. j. Onesti, A. A. S. u.
! s. A; Mrs. E. M. McCaskey, Mrs. P S.
Rossiter, Mrs. II. c.. Keene, Jr., and
child, Mrs. H. B. Welson and child;
Miss Black, Mrs. H. r. Insley, Miss I.
5. Morrow, Mrs. w. A. Christensen and
child, Mrs. Benz. T. Raikes and child,
Miss H. c. Morrison, contract nurse;
Miss Augusta S. Read, contract nurse;
Miss Sibbie Wilson, contract nurse;
Miss Clara NJ. Zeller, contract nurse;
Father Joseph Aigue, ather Clos, Mr..
| Pickney, clerk to General Davis: Mr..
Blanco, interpreter to General Davis;
Mr. Dawson, messenger to General
Davis; VIM. J. Rightmire, H. G.. Squier
/ and A. r. Field. postal clerks; Asher
| w. Ely, clerk subsistence department;
J. H. Reilly, clerk; H. H. Barrett clerk;
B. l.. Falconer, clerk; E. c. Johnson,
clerk; z. Wechselberg, clerk: C. o. Will
hite, clerk; w. j. Chrissy, clerk; T. ].
! German, clerk; II. A. Lapman, en-
ploye; Peter Treultein, craftsman, nav
al station, Cavite; Harold Gay electri-
clan, Cavite naval station; Henry T.
Derry. navy; a. F. Marshall, master
shiplifter; Max H. Miller, discharged
soldier; c. l.. Jones, chief musician, 23rd
infantry; A. H. Kendall, signal corps;
E. H. WEIGH, signal corps; sergeants
of the U. S. NJ. c., for Guam; 8 corpor
ais, U. S. M. c., for Guam; 45 privates,
/ U. S. NJ. c., for Guam, and S4 enlisted
men for various regiments in the Phil
Iippines. Captain H. C. Pettus is the
quartermaster in charge of the trans
port.
| Bride and Groom.
Popular Purser Adams of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Noeau was the happiest man
along the waterfront yesterday. And
we'll he might have been, for, when the
Noeau left on her regular run, Purser
Adams was accompanied by his charm
ing young bride, formerly Miss Lena K.
Hart.
! A large number of the friends of both
the pretty bride and the handsome
groom were on hand when the Noeau
got away for Kauai, and many and
hearty We're the congratulations on all
sides and considerable rice was thrown,
so much in fact that the cook of the
Noeau will not be able to serve rice
again until the vessel returns to Homo
lulu. Prominent among those who
wished the couple all happiness was
Purser Chaplain of the Iwalani. He
appreciated the affair thoroughly, as
he it is whispered, has a little girl
of his own who is waiting for him on
one of the other Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams (the purser of
the Noeau has probably written Mr..
and Mrs. Adams hundred times just
to see how we'll it looked), after return
ing from Kauai, will go to Hawaii to
enjoy a months honeymoon. The bride
presented a charming picture as she
stood on the deck of the Noeau by her
Husbands side. She was covered with
/. beautiful leis and looked as happy as
her husband did proud.
The loving couple were made man
and wife on Monday evening.
Says She's Good Ship.
There is a new steward aboard the
Norwegian ship Prince Albert. He was
( formerly an able seaman before the
: mast. but on account of the origina
cook getting cold feet and leaving the
vessel because she had a few inches O.
water in her hold, the new man has
quit pulling on ropes'and has undertake
en- the Singing of hash for all hands
George Maule is the name of the stew
u ard. He is proud of the Prince Alber
) and wants everybody to know it. HI
hasn't any use for the steward tina
was, and says so. In fact he says tina
the former steward, in his yarns con
corning the good ship, is away off hi
course and that he is not on speaking
l. terms with the Angel of Truth.
= That which has been said by the ex
). steward and so-cal1ed seaman by tn
= name of Libbey is as far removed from
= what is true as is salt-horse and sou
= spuds from turkey and cranberr.
; sauce. In substantiation of his state
- ments the new steward has given to
- representative of the Advertiser tn
- following names, names of the mem
e bers of the Prince Albert's crew VIII
= are ready to prove the ex-steward an
e the fellow Libbey mistaken in thei
- statements.
1t Mistaken was not the word use
by the new steward, but it will sui
flee. The names are: Henry Freeman
u Rudolph Liz, Joseph Hayne, A. Hell
STRAIN, c. Maule, Henry Woods, E. Lin
dell, Oscar Jansen, A. Andersen, L
- Harold and H. Wulsen.
n Shipping Notes.
e The Oceanic steamship Austral
Is sailed from San Francisco for Tahi
j on the 9Th instant.
l. The Maui took the run of the Clal
,e dine. and departed for Kahului an
1t way ports about s o'clock in the afte
or noon.
=. The Togo Kisen Kaisha Hongkor
- Maru is due tomorrow from the Orien
and will carry the next mail to tt
i Coast.
The marines aboard the transpo
Of uancock were drilled in Union Squa