The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22

on in the matter. If he had had time to
put UP his fore and head sails the ac-
cident might have been avoided.
! When the crew of the Alice Kimball,
about twelve men, got ashore, they
found that they would have to pitch
tent for the night, as it would mot be
safe to sleep aboard the schooner.
The Claudine was to have tried to
get the Kimball into deep water on
Monday, and it was expected that the
lschooner would come to Honolulu in
tow of that vessel.
J Reports from Kahului yesterday give
! little hope for the Alice Kimball, how
ever. 1t is said that she is total
wreck, and there is no chance of saving
her.
Narrow Escape from Drowning.
Five members of the crew of the In
ter-Island Company steamer Noeau
were very nearly drowned on Saturday
at Punaluu. 1t was during exceed
ingly rough weather that a boats
crew from the Noeau was rescued by a
boat manned by some of the crew of
the steamer Mauna Loa.
| native boat-steerer and four Jap
anese in one of the boats of the Noeau
got inside of the big rollers and were
rapidly nearing the breakers, not
withstanding the best efforts of the
rowers. The master of the Mauna Loa.
Captain Simerson, saw the danger
Threatening the men of the Noeau, and
! Immediately ordered a boat manned by
the best rowers aboard to be lowered
| and go to the rescue.
| A line was thrown to the Noeau's
boat. caught by the Japanese. made
fast. and then the tussel commenced.
After hard work the Mauna Loa men
succeeded in getting the men of the
Noeau out of danger. When the rescue
was effected the boats were within a
hundred yards of the surf.
The five men of the Noeau would
probably have lost their lives had it
not been for the prompt action of the
Mauna Loa men.
The Mauna Loa Arrives.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Loa, Captain Simerson, arrived in por,
yesterday morning from Lahaina, Ma
alaea, Kona and Kau, with 1886 bags
of sugar. 7S9 bags of seed cane, 179 bags
of coffee, 135 bags of taro, 80 punches
of bananas, 3S kegs of butter, 81 bags
OF ava, "a pigs, A bundles of hides,
l horse. and 223 packages of sundries.
She brought the following passengers:
| II. Lane, F. B. Langthroth, H Warren.
f. II. Reed, Mrs. ]. Medeiros, Mrs. J.
j. Newcombe, F. A. Potter, Miss NJ.
Snarey, Mrs. E. Roy, Mr.. Kitshito,
MISS l.. II. Ray, Pane Pit, Miss F.
Stevens, w. w. Bruner and wife, ]. L.
kaulukou, Ed Hart. Charles Nahaie.
o. f. Carslof, H. F. Cameron, Miss J.
| Roesch, Miss ]. Joe, Mrs. c. Haysel-
den, Miss G. j. Nothon. ]. c. Baird, A.
A. S. Cantfn, M. Andrews, L. MichiIes,
II. Onderch, c. Cullin, and ninety-four
| on deck
The Kinau for Hilo.
Wilder's steamer kinau, Captain
Freeman, sailed for Hho and way
| ports yesterday shortly after noon,
with the following passengers: H. NJ.
Whitney, Miss K. Hammerschlag, Hen
ry ). f. Davis and wife, T. o. Mitchell,
ID. Thaanum, George C. Stratemeyer.
Rev. w. e. Giel, Miss Laika, J. M.
Johnson, J. A. TuthiIl, Miss A. ,Byrne.
A. J. Campbell, H. A Harding, /. g.
Hudson. For Lahaina-A Dorego. A.
| A Braymer, F. E. Richardson, Mrs.
N. Manuwai and baby, Lean Wal. Will
liam Smith, w. E. Devereaux, Miss l..
Goodwin, Miss T. Kani, ]. W. Ensign.
Samuel Paulo, Mrs. Meyers and child.
r. klamp. For Kawaihae-Frank
Woods and wife, Mrs. J. H Nye and
| child, Mrs. S. K. Pua, child and ser
want; Miss J. Saffrey, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Rhodes, Rev c. M Kama
kawiwoole. For Maalea-Miss A. Hall,
James I: Taylor. For Mahukona-
Rev. M. Kanda and wife, Miss TAM
| mura, Mr. Onodera- For Kihei-W.
Gray. For Makena-Young S. Kan
| Now Kwong. For Laupahoehoe-S,
| Shimamoto.
Booked for City of Pek,ng.
| The following persons have engaged
| passage to San Francisco on the Pa
cific Mail steamship City of Picking:
Mrs. H A. Isenberg, child and maid;
Mrs. Pfotenhauer, two children and
maid; DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,
two Bolte boys, R. P. Gjerdrum, E. G.
| Duisenberg, John Ena, wife and two
servants; Captain and Mrs. L. ALL
born, Mrs. Cecil Brown, w. A. Dick
son, Miss F. Deming and maid, Mrs.
j. Ouderkirk and child, Mrs. E. Van
derlip.. c. M. Spiers, Mrs. F. Ashton
and child. q. Q. White, wife and two
HAYES, Walter Hyman, Mrs. A. P.
Hotaling, Mrs. K. B. Davis, F. c.. Ho-
falling, Miss A. McCully, H c. Kellogg.
! WIFE and four children; Miss Jenny
Banke, w. w. Ludlow, Louis T. Grant.
=. M. Whitney, T. F. Davidson, w, r.
Dole, A. w. Svenson.
Booked for the Sonoma,
Those who expect to go to San Fran
cisco on the Oceanic steamship Sono-
ma, due from the Colonies the first
thing tomorrow morning, and expected
to sail for the Coast sometime in the
evening, are as follows:
DIR. Hoffman, wife and two Bolte
boys; Miss Halves, Miss Anna Wide
mann, Mrs. w. Pfotenhauer, two child
rem; F. c. Hotaling. Mrs A P. Ho-
falling, c. R. Hemenway, Gustav Haze
mel, DR.. A. Haenel and wife, William
A. Robinson, J. s. Newman, c. Vein
shank, r. S. Williams, " Waldron, T.
]. Norton, Miss s. Norton, Miss K
Norton, Samuel Henery. j. F. Knapp,
Mrs. L. r. Rogers and child, Mrs.
Orme and son, w. c. Hare, ]. T. Has
ken. r. G. Henderson, Mrs. DR.. Coop
er, Mrs. ]. H. Johnson, Mrs. j. Cassidy
and three children, Mrs. A. N. Wachs,
]. ]. Sullivan, r. Hanxhurst Jr., F. J.