The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-27
NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT

yesterday evening, lie SShooiisA
Robert Levers and the bark
Skagit the former twenty-five
and the latter twenty-three days from
Port Gamble Both brought, cargoes OF
lumber. Captain Underwood commands
the Robert Levers, while the Skagit is
mastered by Captain Robinson.
Yesterday morning the steamer Mi
kahala arrived from Kauai ports with
sugar and a number of passengers, and
the United States tug Iroquois returned
from a trial spin to the windward OF
this island The commander of the
great tug, Captain Pond. is well salts
fed with the condition of the Iroquois.
She is in splendid shape.
On Saturday the Sonoma sailed for
San Francisco, and the Zealandia ar
rived from that port. The ship Marion
Chilcott arrived from Newcastle in the
morning. She has recently been
bought by Captain Matson, and will be
put in the Matson line between the
coast and Hilo.
Vessel Was the Colusa.
The wreck of the American bark Co
lusa has been found in rocky cave at
the southwest side of ,Reunill Sound,
Queen Charlotte Island. Captain John
Walbran Of the Canadian Government
steamer Quadra arrived at Nanaimo
the other day from Skidigate, Queen
Charlotte Islands, having with him
signed reports from the Rev. w. 5.
Murray and A. B. Dempster, manager
of the Hudson Bay Company, who took
party out to search for the wreck.
They learned from the Indians that
big ship had been driven ashore many
ago near Reunill entrance. The
vessel was completely hidden from
sight from the sea by a high bluff, and
was found piled on the rocks broken
into three pieces. The fore and mizzen
masts are gone, but the main yard
hangs to the stump of the main mast.
The bottom is entirely gone, and every
scrap of provisions, stores and tackle
has disappeared. The ship was appar-
emily stripped by the crew and aban-
doned at sea. No trace of camp fires or
other signs of human occupation could
be found around the cove.
The ships name is still on the stern,
with the letters ~. S. A. Her an
chors and chain cable with the wind
lass, lie alongside in four feet of water
The Quadra did not go to Reunill
Sound, which is unsurveyed and full of
currents and rocks.
Arrived From San Francisco.
The following people arrived in this
city on Saturday on the steamship
Zealandia from San Francisco: d.
Adams. Mrs. ]. w. Allen, Sister Anna,
E. H. Austin, H. D. Bailey, Miss E.
Bender. P. c. Buzzell, w. r. Castle, A.
S. Coke. wife and child. Miss A. Cooke.
Miss Juliette Cooke, G. w. Deacon,
H. Dechene H. H. Edmonds, Mrs. j.
e. Fullerton, Conrad C. Won Hamm.
H. Hedemann. DR.. T. w. Huntington,
wife, two children and maid, ]. A. Ken
nedy, w. B. Knapp and wife, II. Lack
mann. D. Land, N. B. Lansing, Miss L.
S. Long Miss G.. v. Mapeo, E. A. Nc
Inerny, Miss F. McTigue, Miss Lena
PiIkington, Miss G. Renton, J. Richard
son, l.. Sargent, w. d. Schmidt, A. J.
Vierling and wife, Miss F. NJ. West, G..
P. Wilcox, A. L. Wyman, A. Seidkin, C.
4. Gait.
Arrived From Hilo
following persons from Hilo and way
ports on Saturday: Mrs. G. ]. Deering,
L. A. Parisa, Miss F. Deming, Miss
Helen Robertson, Miss Twoney, S. P.
Correa, Mrs. E. A. Judson Kong Lung,
Miss c. Judson, w. Berlowitz, w. NJ.
Graham, DR.. Raymond, Miss L. e.
Morse, j. w. Ensign, j. w. Johnson. C.
V. Sturdevant, Rev. w. E. Cell, Murau-
ka, M. Louisson and wife, Master Ka-
waihoa, c. P. Mulvany, Hon. Sol. Ka-
waihoa, Miss Ivy Richardson, Miss M.
Burlen and child, j. Mallen, j. E.
Rocha, H. B. Gehr, Mrs. H K Paniani,
E. Hartman, Captain Harrison, Martin
Lee, f. Klamp. Mrs. g. Garkner and
children, T. E. Hobbs, Mrs. R. Scott, F.
E. Richardson, Palmer P. Woods, M.
M. Matt Mccain, John Hind, A. p
Taylor. Young Kan, j. w. Lloyd, Hon.
A. N. Kepoikai, Miss Ellen Holt, Miss
Lizzie Holt and ninety-eight deck.
Will Be Given License Again.
Supervising Inspector John Berming-
ham has modified the sentence in the
case. of F. H Herlihy, chief engineer of
the Rio de Janeiro, whose license was
revoked by the inspectors of hulls and
boilers.
51eTiiTy Will nave MS certlnCate re-
stored to him on June ed In other
words, the supervising inspector thinks
three months suspension sufficient pun
ishment
Arrived at Manila.
Word has been received at San Fran
cisco, at the Army Quartermaster' de-
pot, that the transport Ohio arrived at
Manila on May 10th from San Francis
co. The transport Logan reached Ma
Mia on May 14th. The report that the
transport fitzpatrick arrived at Ma
Mia on May 18th, is believd by the
transport officials to have been an
error, and that the vessel probably
sailed from Manila on that date.
Honolulu Fleet Arrives.
Five sailing vessels reached San
Francisco on the 18th instant from
Honolulu, all but one with cargoes of
sugar. The exception was the schooner
Encore, in ballast from Honolulu for
Gray's Harbor, which put in for supplies
after being out TWENTY-FIVE days. The