The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-05

F.. Millard and William LevanSaler.
The list of through passengers is as
follows:
For Yokohama-K. Awadsu, K. Ots;l-
ka, Frank Zulauf, Mrs. Frank Zuiauf.
M. M. McGrath. For Kobe-A. B. Foote.
For Nagasaki-Edward Rogers. For
Shanghai-O. C. Clifford, Mrs. o. c.
Clifford and infant, Mrs. R. Kershaw.
For Hongkong-A. J. Bowie, Mrs M.
Dell, Mrs. E. H. Gale. Mrs. N. Macon
dray, Miss Bessie Marley. J D. Nor
gan, Mrs. ]. D. Morgan, w. c.. Patter-
son, Mrs. w. C. Patterson, Miss Hazel
Patterson. Miss Madge Rice, Miss Mary
| Reese, o. S. Rothschild, j. Perkins
| Shanks, Mrs. j. Perkins Shanks and
three children, c. W. Thompson. Mrs.
&c. w. Thompson and child. Mrs G. F.
/ Herr. To Join at Honolulu-A. Crowley.
Consul o. Gumprecht, A. w. Rettig.
Mrs. A. W, Rettig.
Ventura From the Colonies.
About sunset last night the Ventura
was sighted coming from the Colonies.
Shortly before o'clock she locked at
the Oceanic wharf, where large crowd
had gathered to meet her. She has a
large number of passengers for the
| The Ventura sailed from Sydney on
May 21st, Auckland on the 18th, and Pa
go Page on the 18th. The voyage from
| Sydney occupied fifteen days and twelve
minutes, the steaming time being four
teen days, eight hours and seven min
utes. Fine weather was experienced
throughout the trip.
Passed the J. B. Brown.
In latitude go degrees. 80 minutes;
south. and longitude 17s degrees, Is min
utes, east, the Ventura, on her trip up
from the Colonies, passed the American
ship ]. B. Brown of San Francisco, head
ing N. +. The Brown Is on her way to
this port from Newcastle with coal.
Captain knight is her commander. She
is due here about the end of this month.
Notables on the Ventura.
Among the passengers on the Ventura
are Commander B. F. Tilley, Governor
of Tutuila; Medical Inspector r. c. PERI
sons. U.S.N.; Judge ]. ]. Casey. CHG.
sen, former Consul General to India
from Germany, on a pleasure trip. There
were six passengers for Honolulu and
over 100 in transit. The passenger list
is as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Middows. MIR. and
Mrs. Worters, Mr.. and Mrs. Maunseii.
DR.. and Mrs c. Morice. Mrs Kirkwood,
Mrs. Nisbeti Mrs. Ogilvie, Miss Nishet,
Miss Nisbet. R. B. Bennett, J. H. Bird
and wife, j. H. Cadbury, A. d. Park,
Miss Gilroy,z Miss Ogilvie, L. Peterson.
Mr. Spencers G. s.. Wyleigh, Norman
Shelly. EssAich, Mr.. Ingersoll, A. W.
Kirkwood, c. w. Savage, Paul Ottn
Werner, P. Kleemo, w. B. Buckley, H
Buchanan, B. l.. Moslacher, Johan
O'Brien. G. Matthews, P. Kennedy. b.
J. Cureton. !. F.. Pendleton. E. Thur,
low. j. Won Wa1dthausen, Medical In
spector r.. c. Persons, j. d. Stevenson.
Hon. Judge Casey, eng; Or. .wray.
Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Wilson, A. Hills. Father
Ryan. Father Costello, l.. Chayani, A
Burns. E. NJ. Taylor Mrs. j. e. CrfIley.
Mrs. 7. j. Copes .and son. Mrs. J. Ed
monds, Miss D. Wallace, E.. ,Brenton. ,J9-
seph Gilbert, Lewis c. Buck, T. Sissa-
man.. Rev Marist Bros. T. Hnghes, VIM.
LANCER. G. Beal, NJ. Mccormack. l..
Mccormack, A. r. Moulton. R. Millar
Forsthe Coast Today. Z
The Ventura sails from the Oceanic
wharf at $50 o'clock this morning for
San Francisco. The agents announce
that baggage Intended for the special
compartment from Honolulu will not be
received later than 7:3u o'clock this morn
ing. The following is a list of the PEG.
pie who have engaged passage to the
Coast on the steamship: T. D. Board
man, e. e. Boardman, wife, child and
maid; Henry S. F. Davies and wife. j.
r. Knapp, Mrs. J. d. Bailey, G. F. Cars
ley, A. ]. Veirl.ng and wife, Mrs. f..
Patton and child, w. S. Wren and SIS
ter, James WALTON, w. R. Castle, Jr..
H. D. Bailey, C. F. Mcyeigh, ]. Mich
OILS. e. Kopke, Mrs. F. j. Rayner. w.
Z. Weldon. G.. F. Bush R. Rose, r. B.
Hogue. Miss Flanders. Mrs. Flanders.
Ira Eskew, Mrs. A. w. Keech. Miss M.
Tevoney. Miss F. Deming, J. P. MCCOY.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bristol, Mrs. Jennie Grieve, Miss
Grieve, w. L. Grieve and wife, Mrs. J.
l.. Mclean and two children, Mrs.
Hotchkiss and daughter, Miss E. A.
Halstead, Misses NJ. b. ana A. L. Hitch
cock, F. C. Anterior, Mrs. d. Dale. Miss
Cofheld, j. H. Cummins and wife and
two children, Mrs. j. Bearwald and child.
John c. Searle, G.. Kunst, Miss Neu-
mann, Mrs. Kuster and child, s. Nc
kechin, j. c. Baird, Mrs. Captain
1ieSuS, MISS r. Il. tSlce, Master Gerald
Eddy. George Hermann, S. K. Earnford
and wife and two children, Mrs H. C.
Eddy and maid, Mrs. H. Catalan, b. c.
Halling, w. E. Howell, G. H. Koch,
wife and two children. Mrs. A. Berry. J.
c. Searle.
Fire in the Marlposa.
Fire broke out in the coal bunkers of
the steamer Mariposa at Pacific street
wharf in San Francisco about o'clock
Sunday night, May 10Th, and the yes
sci narrowly escaped destruction. A
watchman detected the odor of coal
smoke, but could not trace it, and Chief
officer Ritcnie was called. The fire was
discovered to be amidships and close to
the. main deck, and is believed to have
been started by the steam pipe. The as
pestos had been burned away. the iron
deck Immediately above had been heat
ed almost red hot. and the four-inch
wooden deck resting on the iron one