The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-26

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X WARSHTPS COMING HERE.
X The gunboat Petrol, which ar !
X rived in port yesterday after
noon from Yokohama Oh her way !
X home. brings the news that the
X gunboats Bennington and York 4
X town. cruisers New York and !
X Brooklyn, and the Navy trans \
X port Solace are soon to come to i
X Honolulu on their way from the \
X Asiatic station. The training \
X ship Alert is now en- route to this ~
X port from San Francisco, prob i
r ably under sail instead of steam. 4
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impetus which trade has received in
the Islands during the past year, es-
pecially among the Japanese, has made
the proposition come to head earlier
than was anticipated. At present the
steamers which ply between the Orient
and San Francisco calling at Honolulu,
are almost invariably compelled to
leave behind them considerable freight.
To keep all freight moving from Japan
to Hawaii, it is proposed to put on two
freight steamers. of the P. & Q. line.
Grant Sails for Manila.
After stay in port of three days the
United States Army transport Grant
again started on her voyage to Manila
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. The
great white transport, which looked
like a giant alongside the Buford, slid
out of the Naval slip into the stream
and, aided by the tug Fearless, headed
out of the channel by 3:15, and by 5
o'clock was a smoke stain on the hori-
Zon. The stay of the transport here
was marked by the presence of Quar-
General Ludington, U.S.A.,
who made a thorough inspection of the
post and supply depets in Ho
nolulu. Two of the engineers of the
Grant appeared on the dock after the
transport was well out in the harbor.
They secured a rowboat and caught the
vessel as she was heading down the
The people on the transport
Buford collected at the stern of their
vessel and waved their adieus to the
voyagers.
No Outbreak of Volcano
News accredited yesterday to the
officers Of the steamer Noeau, which
Hawaii, was to the effect that tele-
the Volcano House just before the SAIL
ing of the vessel stating that the vol
cano had again broken forth in erup-
ton. No confirmatory statements of
this could be ascertained from the
purser and others who came on the
vessel. The report was apparently in
correct. E. G. aMcfarlane,S who is in
in the Volcano House, said
last evening that he had not received
any news that the volcano was in erup-
ton or showing any newer signs of ac-
tiyity. He said he would surely receive
L wireless message from the manager if
anything unusual happened there.
Booked for the Coast.
The following passengers are booked
for the City of Peking. due to sail for
San Francisco on her way from the
Orient, on August Sd: Miss Alice H.
Jones, Austin Jones, A. F. Gilfillan, F.
3. Richardson, Miss May Kluegel, Miss
Emma L. Clark, ]. Emmeluth and wife,
Renton Hind, NJ. NJ. Tuft, Miss Imo-
gene Boyer, Mrs Charles T. Wilder
E. n. Hay, James Kirkland, r. n. Hal
stead, Miss L. V. Pettus.
Shipping Notes
The America Maru brought 500 tons
# freight for this port.
The American bark Haydn Brown,
vas towed to sea yesterday morning at
$50, for the Sound.
The America Maru is scheduled to
sail at ID o'clock this morning.
The steamer Noeau, which arrived
rom Honokaa yesterday morning,
3,S40 bags of H. s. sugar.
The Inter-Island steamer Waialeale
,arne off the Marine railway yesterday
afternoon, and is now at her wharf.
The army transport Buford will prob
ably sail for Manila, via Guam, this
Her repairs are about con-
GUIDED.
The gunboat Bennington sailed from
Shanghai for Yokohama on July g.
There is a large amount of mail await
ng the vessel at the Naval Station.
The passengers from Honolulu for
Manila yesterday on the transport
Grant were Professor and Mrs. Gill
more and child. Professor Gilmore has
been the instructor of agriculture in
the Normal School of Honolulu, and
goes to the Philippines to take charge
of the agricultural school to be es-
tablished on the island of Negroes
KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM
Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You
Become Bald.
Modern science has discovered that