The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17

has been practically rebuilt. She is tC
all outer appearances the same ole
| vessel, however.
On Thursday morning last the Mohi-
can sailed from Hilo. On the following
! day she hove to off Lahaina for target
practice with her great guns.
Aboard the training ship are 260 boys,
! fourteen marines and thirteen officers
| Some of the latter are well known in
! this city They are: A. r. Couden,
captain: H. S. Knapp, lieutenant com
! mander, executive officer; H. K. Hines,
! lieutenant, u. S. N. navigator; S. M.
Strife. lieutenant U. s. N, engineering
officer: F. B. Upham, lieutenant, u. 5.
N, c. NJ Yoser lieutenant, u. S. N;
w M Doherty P. A, paymaster u. S,
N; c. ". Fiske, P. A, surgeon. U. S.
N: E. J. Sadler, naval cadet, U. S. NJ;
acting boatswain, D. Moriarity; acting
gunner. w. H F. Schluter; acting car
penter, w. w. Toles.
The Mohican will remain here until
Independence Day, and then set sail
for the sound.
Mahukona Shipping.
Arrived-June 10th, schooner John G..
North, Sjorstrom, nineteen days from
Port Townsend, with lumber to r. r.
Hind June 18th, schooner Otillie Fjord
Rosch, one day from Hilo in ballast.
Departed-June 14th, schooner Otillie
Fjord, Rosch for San Francisco. Car
go, 739, S72 pounds of sugar; value, $29.
594SS Hawaii Railway Company, Ltd,
agents.
Kinau from Hile.
n >Wider's steamer kinau, Captain
Freeman, arrived from Hilo ard way
ports ON Saturday with the following
passengers: Queen Liliuokalani. Miss
II. Heleluhe, Miss K. Amalu, Mrs. K.
Mana, John Aimoku, Joseph Aea, Miss
Morrow, Mrs NJ. Morrow, Mrs Num-
ford and son, Mrs. F. B. McStocker
George c. Stratemeyer Major w. a.
Purdy,, VIM. Thompson, A. G. Serrao.
+. P. Mabie, H. Rachman, Mrs. ]. Ku-
kea. Miss Kawaikumale, NJ. K. Nakui
ha and wife, l.. S. Lyman, r. A. Ly-
han, w. w. Hail. G. II. Robertson, e.
H. Card, c. B. Kinney and wife, Mrs.
o. H. Gulick, F. Franques, Mr.. Won
Waldthausen, Miss NJ. Bruins, Mrs. V.
McGregor, Miss F. Yarrow, Wilder
Wight. Frank Damon, Theodore Rich
1ards, G.. A. Cooke, Miss Rose Amana.
Mrs. Susan Kahinui c. Nee Nan, ]. r.
Vendrell, R. Cockburn, E. A. Frazer,
Miss T. Darrow, c. L. Rhodes and wife,
j. II. Morange, Miss A. Diggles, John
Spud, W. G. Chan, H. B. Boyd, David
Eldridge, Miss L. Cockett, D. H. Ka-
haulelio. Enoch Johnson, Mrs. c. H.
Dickey, F. Alexander. A. T. White
and son, R. Andrews, Hon. w G..
Irwin, Geo. A. Davis, w. Meyer, Rev
o. P. Emerson, Rev. ]. .Leadingham.
Rev. A. V. Soares B. Truyumer, T.
Okamura, K. Ishida, Wong Fook Sing,
E. S. Timoteo, G. L. Kopa, w. M.
Kincaid w D. Westervelt, j. M.
Lydgate, J. K. Kekahuna, Poepoe Ka-
S. Kali, VIM Holeoli, S. P.
Kaaia. D. All, K. K. Meemano, w. K.
Poai L. K. Kakina, w. NJ. Kalaiwaa.
E. NJ Hanuna, H. Manase, David K.
Keahi and eighty seven on deck.
Naval Notes.
Naval Constructor Baxter of the |
Navy Yard has forward
ed to the bureau of construction and |
repairs plate about three feet square. !
in the middle of which is an indenta- |
ton one and three-quarters inches |
deep, made by a large fragment of |
five or six-pound Spanish shell. The |
plate was taken from the starboard |
side of the Olympia's superstructure.
under the forward |
bridge and very close to one Of the
five-inch guns. While the battle was
in progress a shell burst near the Off
GERS on the bridge, one of the frag-
ments whistlfng by the admiral. The
deeply indented plate gives a more for
chile reminder of the narrow escape
from the bursting shell than has here
tofore appeared. The plate either will
be placed in Smithsonian Institution
Or given to Admiral Dewey
The u. S. S. Kearsarge, Lieutenant
Commander Merriam, was assigned to
fire the salute off Grants tomb, at
Riverside Drive, New York, May 80.
She was due at Newport, r. l., to be
present at the opening of the Naval
War College ON June 8. All the work
in placing the new 13-inch gun IN the
forward turret has been completed, al
though 1t had been expected that the
Kearsarge could not go into service
again before July l.
The gunboat Newport left New
York for Newport, r. l., May 29, with
four Spanish 12-centimetre guns cap
tured at Manila. They were taken
from the Isle de Cuba and the Don
Juan de Austria, and were brought to
Brooklyn on the training ship Buffalo.
They are to be mounted as trophies at
the training station at Newport.
The torpedo boat Bailey, built at
Morris Heights, New York, has been
by the government.
Following the ceremonies attending
the reception of President Mckinley at
San Francisco, the Philadelphia has
to the Mare Island Navy Yard
for the completion of repairs, inter-
rupted by the festivities. She will
have several changes made in the
armament composing her battery, and
It is understood that these modifica-
lions will increase her battery efficien-
~ in several important particulars.
The "heeling experiments" on the
Shubrick, at the w. r. Trigg Compa-
ny's Works, were carried out success
FULLY recently under the direction of
Assistant Naval Constructor Groes-
beck, and will be used for the deter
of the heeling angles Of sew
aral vessels of this class now under
construction at other yards The sta
DiiitV of these vasSa1S hos ,1oar /