The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-28
NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT.


ITO THE accompaniment of the mu-
sic of the Territorial band, the
| III alohas of hundreds of people on
! the wharf and the showering of
the usual great quantities of leis, the
Oceanic steamship Mariposa Captain
Rennie, sailed for San Francisco yes
terday afternoon, from the Oceanic
wharf, a few minutes after O'Clock
There was a large number of well
known people going to the Coast and
all their friends were on hand to see
them off.
| Today, at noon, the Zealandia, of the
Oceanic company, will sail for San
Francisco. Many people will be going
up on her and her departure will be the
occasion for another assemblage of
friends and sightseers on the wharf.
The following is a list of those who
departed yesterday on the Mariposa:
w. R. Douglass and wife, Mrs s. T
Alexander, Miss Naylor, Mrs. John
Waterhouse j. H. Bullock, c. E. Stat
ford, Miss A. Mills, A. w. Wilson and
wife, Mrs. Storer and child, Mrs. Rob
inson, w. S. Miller and wire, II. S. Hull
and wife, j. NJ. Longnacker and wife,
Miss Stowe, Mrs. j. r. Clymer, Miss
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S. Henry and wife, Joseph H. Gray and
wife, Mrs. H. A. Blood, Miss Gray,
Miss Taft Mr. Plum and wife, H l..
Taft, w A. Cowley, E. M. Walsh, Miss
E. Mulfante, Mrs. E. Graf, Mrs. H.
Gulzeit, T. NJ. Starkey, Miss Flock,
Miss A. Kessler, Mrs. NJ. Hemming,
Mrs. S. w. Mays, ]. B. Agazziz, Mrs.
e. Battencourt, Adolph Hromada and
wife, w. F. Peterson and wife, Lewis
Morrison and wife (Florence Roberts,,
F. Belasco and wife, Miss Rozetta,
Miss Howe, Miss Armsby, Mrs. Cous-
ms, Mrs. Clench. E. B. Cousins, P. Ger
. son, Mr.. Robertson, Mr. Morris, Mrs.
G. H. Flanders, Miss M. L. Flanders,
Mrs. K. Cousins, Mr.. Mauer Hugh
Morrison and wife, Mrs. e. j: Dudley
, Burdick, L. F. Stone, l. Henderson,
Mr.. Arper, Mr. Smell, Mr.. Redick, c..
Mountaine, c. Moore, F. Vaughan, B..
! F. Dillingham;, B. Lathrop, c. A.
: Brown and wife, Miss c. w. Flanders,
8 c. F. Murray, j. c. Flanders, A. s..
Cantin Mark Robinson, DR.. Wagner,
r. B. Wagner, A. G. Morey and wife.
Persons booked to sail today on the
1 Zealandia are as follows:
H. A Gilbert, A. C. Spring, w. D.
Alexander, W. J. Monteith, G. j.
Moore, c. A Bisbee, M A. Smith, A.
S. Hoyt, Mrs. H. F. Wichman and
child B. F. Beard and daughter, F. ].
CAM, N. M. Miller, "A y. MCCARTHY dilu
wife, r. A. Macpie, ]. w. Wilson and
wife M G.. King, DR.. T. w. Blake, B.
d. Hanover, st. Clair Perry, A. w.
j.. Miller, Charles Phelbrick, Colonel
8 Herkner, C. E. Fink, B. Craemer, Carl
Latt, G. F. Kuhles, A G. Van Court
= j. c. Moore. c. L. Sherwood, B. l..
t Dewey, T. ]. Winkler, Mr.. Curtis, Mrs.
Jonathan Shaw and daughter, Major
= ]. D. Black, Eugene Gilbert, Q. w.
j.. Clark and daughter, G; Cheeva and
: wife: Mrs. G. y; Purcell; " Miss s Lena
= Der and wife, t. ]. 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, j. B
e Lambie, Miss NJ A. Wyle, Mrs. P. s
Lott B. D. Vaughan, Mrs, F. j. Moore
- Mrs Dickinson, Frank Ewars and
n wife.
9; Return of the Icarus.
Il After an absence of almost two
months from Honolulu, H. B. M. s
V Icarus returned to port yesterda!
- morning and dropped her anchors II
I, naval row. She has completed her triI
among the islands of the South Pacific
- and came back here from Tahiti, vi;
, | Pitcairn Island. She will take on wa
ter and supplies here and leave in {
few days for Mexico and South Am
erica.
The Icarus was here in Decembe
and January. She called at Hilo befor
Id coming here last year. The officers o
IN the Icarus are as follows: Commando
Id j. F. S. Knowing, r. N, captain
O. Lieutenants w. F. Benwell, F. r. Scar
let w. G.. Cook Huele, c. H. Pitcher
- Surgeon S. H. Brit, Chief Engineer W
Denbra and Paymaster H. c. Parker
,, Commander Knowing was entertain
;. ed aboard the United States tug Ire
. uuois last evening at dinner, by Lieu
tenant Commander Pond.
ID CeyIon From Layson Island.
g. The bark Ceylon, Captain Willer, al
o. ~ rived from Laysan Island yesterda
- morning, having completed the quick
nd est round trip on record. She was at
~ sent from port only twenty seven day
~ She went from this port to Laysan
"a nine days, and returned In the remarF
ably good time Of seven days. Car
tain Willer reports heavy weather
&C. the harbor, although he did not find
hu necessary to go outside. There we
no trouble among the japanese labor
- ers on the Island. The Ceylon brougf
- a full load of fertilizer for H. Hackfel
SSo & Co.
Tug Leslie Baldwin.
Yesterday afternoon the new tn
o, Leslie Baldwin left for Kahului. Cal
or tain Lane was in command. He Wa
~ formerly master of the steamer He
NA enc. Before the tugs departure II
Maui she made trial trip in the ha,
Dor
Flremen Jump the Meade.
5e Almost the entire force in the fir'
. room aboard the big United Stat
army transport Meade, now lying ;
gu the Pacific Mall wharf, have left II
Ter vessel.
nm On account of the condition of II
NV machinery and boilers of the transpoI
80, which are undergoing repairs the me
90 refused to work. The consequence
AZ that it will probably be several da!
before the Meade win be able to r
- sumo her trip to the Philippines.
Soon after the vessel sailed from So
op- Francisco it was found that Il