The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-11
AMERIcAN-HAwAllAN S. S. oREGoniAN IN PORT.

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here nearly two years ago on the
Hongkong Maru, and stayed a week
Leave on the Sierra.
The following persons are booked for
the Sierra, sailing from Honolulu to
San Francisco, September II: J. r.
Gait, wife and two children; Miss c.
j. Carter. Miss U. Clark, W. c. Smith,
Sam Mahelona, George A Howard, T.
F. Dredge, wife, three children ana
maid; A. Young, Miss Rice, Miss
Spieker, Mrs. A. C. Lovekin, Prof w.
D. Alexander and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Smith. A. F. Along. Mrs. c. o.
= and daughter, Capt c. B.
Hudson, Miss M. E. Alexander, Mr..
Cotter, Mrs. A. A. Montana, Miss Mar
garet Dawson, William Thompson. @.
w. Goodale, b. F. Dillingham;, Charles
r. Keder, wife and child; Miss Valen-
tine, NJ. r. Higgins, c. j. Hutchins, Fl.
X. Selby, Mrs. w. o. Atwater. and
! child, r! l.. Moore, c. c. Kennedy, Mrs.
Basil Ricketts, and maid. Rev. John
osborne and wife, ]. A Gilman and
wife, T. Give Davies, W. F. Wilson,
c. A. Hartwell, William James, Rev.
e. J. II. Van Deerlin and son, Q. w.
Carter and wife, A. C. Gehr, Miss Par
is, A. J. Campbell and wife, three
l,.l,il 4
G. S. Mckenzie, S. r. Alexander. Mrs.
L. F. Barnard, A. H. Wagner, C. C.
Kennedy and wife, w. H. Blood Mi.
and Mrs. Holland
Cost Of Army Supplies.
Colonel Ruhlen, army quartermaster
for the Puget Sound district. has for
warded to. Washington his annual re-
port, in which it is shown atys2, 49,
S72. 81 was expended during the last
fiscal year This covered the: cost of
supplying the army transports which
went out from the Sound to, Alaska
and the Philippines, the purchase OF
various items, the salaries or employees,
etc. The sum is nearly a million dol
lars in excess of the amount expended
last year. For oats $685., 39s't6 was
paid; for hay, s342, 1927; steam coal,
$50, TAI .62r and' for lumber, $4,000. a
total of 104,S9s tons of supplies, by
Already In Honolulu.
A number of University people left
Berkeley for Honolulu on September
IL to teach in various schools f. J.
Armstrong, 99, and Charles A. Elston
81, will teach in the Honolulu High
School. Loye Miller, '9S, Is to have
charge of the department of patural
sciences in Oahu College. Charles ~.
Bailey, %, Edward Powers, 'e1, and
Avery Searles, of the School of Phar-
macy, went on August I'D to take posi-
tons as teachers in Mills Institute. a
school for Chinese boys in Honolulu.
Thomas Arrives at Tacoma.
TACOMA, Sept. 1.-The American
ship Joseph B. Thomas, Captain Moat.
arrived today in tow of the tug Sea
Lion, under charter to load a cargo
of coal. The Thomas sailed April L
from Newcastle, N. S. W., coal-laden,
for Acapulco, and when but few
days at sea encountered terrific
storm and headed for Honolulu, arriv-
ing there in early June. Captain
Brown, who was master of the Thorn
as when she left Newcastle, was
drowned in a storm at sea Aprli %
Japanese Leave Quarantine.
About one hundred japanese men
and women We're released from Quar-
antine Island yesterday, and all came
ashore and hurried to the haupts OF
the Japanese in Chinatown. They rode
UP town in anything that had wheels.
. They are the Japs who came to Ho-
nolfilu on the steamer Doric. Most Of
them were dressed in their Sunday
best. and a few proudly wore service
medals, showing they had taken part
In the engagements last year in China
as soldiers.
More Sugar Vessels Reach Frisco.
Three vessels of the Island sugar
feet reached San Francisco September
q The schooner Otelia Peterson, lS1s
days from Kahului, brought 20,122 bags
of sugar; the bark r. P. Rithet, 81
days from Honolulu, brought S2,0l'
bags of sugar, and the bark Mauna
Ala, 10 days from Honolulu, had a car
go of 1920 bags of sugar.
- scows te Transport 10 chinery
One of the Inter-Island scows which
was recently repaired and tarred' vas
taken on the deck of the Niihau yes
terday and will be used at Hanamauiu
in bringing from the shore to the yes
sci a broken roller from the Lihue
Inntntinn The roller and scOW VIII .