The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-08

e children, w. D. Speckmann, Samut
I. Gpas and thirty-six on deck
r ~ The China's Passengers.
The following is list of those PEG
pie arriving on the steamship Chin
: of those going through to the Orient
. the vessel leaving here yesterday ar
| ternoon:
t Fer Honolulu-Mr. A F.. Along. MI
, and Mrs. W. b. Allen, Mr. A M Ath
erton, Miss L. L. Burdick, DR.. ]. Scot
Byrne, Mrs. G. Carrera, Mr.. T. F. Dav
idson, Mr.. r. S. Doyle, Mr. F. W
Grimwood, Miss F. Gwynne, Mr.. H. L
Herbert, Mrs. j. A. Kennedy and son
Mr.. j. ". Keen, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Lee, Mrs. c. c. Morse, Mr. and Mrs
]. NJ Mattoon, Miss M McCandless
Miss c. Miller, Miss NJ. Arms, Mr.. w
; V. Aluli, MIR. and Mrs j. D. Ashby ant
child, Mi. Charles Bellina, Mr. M BY.
ers. Mr.. A. Caro-, MIR. 3. F. Dillingham;
Miss NJ. Dillingham;, Mr.. Ed Gray, Mr.
F. f. Hedeman, Mr.. j. c. Hedeman
Mr.. w. T. Kane, Mr.. A. Kelly, Mr.. G.
Lehner, Mr.. H. R. Macfarlane, Miss E.
S. Macfarlane. Mr. and Mrs j. A Mat
thewman, Mr.. j. Marley, Miss A
Mahr, MissSF. Mahr, Mr.. NJ P Rob
inson, Mr.. and Mrs A. Raas and two
children, Mrs. A. C. Steele, Mr. and
Mrs. c. r. Sweet, Mr.. Allan Shaw, Mr..
F. B. Vrooman, Mrs. NJ Wodehouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Waterhouse, Mr.. A.
Nelstone, Capt. and Mrs. w. c. W.
Kenny. Miss r. Richardson, Mr.. E. A
Mott Smith, Miss E. Sturgeon, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. F. To-
| bin, Mr.. F. Vasche, Miss G. Vasche.
Mrs A. B. Wood.
Yokohama-Mr. II. H. Beers, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. G. Bentz and infant, Mr.. J. G.
n G 6nJ>
yama and servant, Mr.. E. Boyer Dr.
r. Fukuhara, Captain Philip NJ. Lydig,
Mr.. H Pollak, Mrs. H. Pollak and two
children, Mr.. s. Yamada.
Nagasaki-Mr. F. Szliwe. Mr.. NJ. We
titchko.
Shanghai-Miss L. drummer, Mr.. A.
H. Castle, Miss Gertrude Carter, Mr.
w. Won Lohneysen.
Hongkong-Mr. and Mrs Nathan
Bentz. Mr.. r. F. Manley, Mr. H. H.
Scott, Miss f. Stewart Rev. and Mrs.
w. H. Hanna, Mr.. William Orrien, Mr..
T. c. Stafford, Miss V. A Tullis, DIR.
Lin Tai Wing.
Hesper Asked to Be Reported.
The American schooner Oliver ]. OIL
sen, Captain Olsen, arrived off port
yesterday morning, from Newcastle, |
with cargo of coal for Eleele She |
sighted the American bark Hesper, ia
nous here, as elsewhere, off Koko |
Head on Saturday. The Hesper sig
nailed that she wanted to be reported |
at this port. She is sixteen days out !
from Humboldt en- route to Shanghai.
with cargo of lumber
The Olsen has been sixty-ffve DAYS
on the passage from Newcastle She
Will proceed to Eleele. The pilots were
instructed yesterday morning to anchor
all vessels outside the harbor while the
the Fearless was engaged in fighting
the fire aboard the bark C. D. Bryant
at the Irmgard wharf
Gave Honolulu the GO By.
The United States army transport
for which Honolulu was on
the lookout all last week, has given
the Paradise of the Pacific the go-by,
She has sailed from the Coast direct
o Manila. She sailed from San Fran
cisco at noon on June 26th. The rea-
son of her passing Honolulu by, ac-
'ording to the San Francisco papers,
vas that it had been reported that
here was plague in this city.
Report of the Mlowera.
The purser's report of the passage of I
he Miowera from Vancouver and Vic
oria, was as follows: !
The r. Nj. S. Miowera, s,S45 tons Y
rank a. Hemming commander, arriv- /
d from British Columbia at 1890 D. /
n. on the 9Th inst. Left Vancouver
t 233 p. m. on the 18th instant, and
lctoria at II p. m. same day. Cleared J
he Straits of Juan de Fuca at 3:35 n
m. on the 29th, experienced moder- g
tie winds and seas, and fine weather.
aSSp6 |
= at O:30 a. m. on the 5th inst, and Ii
rrived as above" b
Passengers arriving were: Misses il
Larrison 90, Boswell, Seyde, Bendes-
N, Mesdames Greenston, Young, Har- h
son, Cough, Hoddance, Whitney, s,
eyde, Won Ham, Messrs. Young, Har- j
son 90, Freeland, DR.. Whitney. $;
baw. Moore, Whitney, Maliet. Bel P
houston, Flu Ke and Master Harrison.
Hero of Rio Wreck on the China. % %
6. j. Englehardt, who was freight n
ERIK on the Inflated Pacific Mail ~
City of Rio de Janeiro. and -
no was the last man to leave tha G.
mixing vessel, now occupies the posi- S;
on OF freight clerk aboard the steam ty
mp China the former freight clerk nj
=. Jones, having been advanced to HI
&c position of purser. Purser Jerome
at present on the Coast, laying off A
trip or two. pt
Englehardt yesterday was asked to he
y something about the terrible expe- d.
ance through which he passed few 81
Gnths ago. look of pain passed
'er his face and he begged to be ex- CT
sed. II
The thing is passed" he said, "and is
want TO forget it ell. The wreck itself la
as bad enough, but you cannot i'm br
line what have been through with
wing to answer the questions of hun so
eds OF people who lost friends and "a
latlYes in that awful disaster. Yes, pc
was the last man to leave the shin ga
It the whole story has been told over tn
ID over again in the papers, on
hnglehardt's acts of herofsm just be-
re the sinking of the Rio are wel1 in
own. He is trying to forget tHei on
ony and suffering of that tragedy da
which he was a witness and Of ca
lich he was a survivor. co
seabury Will BRING Out Korea. an
Captain Seabury, of the Pacific Mail rio
amship China, one of the most pop ~
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