The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-13

is on trip from ODESSA TO v ldQlVOS-
took and to Seattle to load there for
Chinese ports.
Mariposa Sails for the Coast
To the music of Berger's band, the
Oceanic steamship Mariposa, Captain
Rennie, sailed from this port for San
Francisco yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, promptly on schedule time.
A great crowd was on hand to see
the steamer off, despite the rain. Up
to the time of starting the decks of
the vessel were packed with people
seeing their friends off. Leis were as
abundant as is usual on such occasions
in these delightful parts and the rain,
although it was most disagreeable to
the crowds, did not seem to discourage
them in their desire to see the steam
er off.
The Mariposa's first day at sea was
probably a disagreeable one, for when
she left port the rain was falling in
torrents and she was soon lost to sight
after she got out of the harbor. The
crowds on the wharf went home
drenched and everybody looking mis-
cradle and uncomfortable. Those who
departed for the Coast on the Mariposa
are as follows: Rev. Hamilton Lee
Edward Brown and wife, DR.. c. Show
man, wife and child, Miss Anna R
Lamaghan, Miss Hanna Anderson, Mrs
J. W. Craig and two children, A. M
Harrison and wife, B. w. Ripley ano
wife, r. c. Rawlings, Mrs. Crosby, Miss
| Chanslor Miss Briggs, Miss Meade
Miss Schwarz, E. Kenelly, ]. F. Pearce
and wife, James Doyle and wife, A
Jacobs, C. F. Herrick, wife and son, II
| V. Reeves, Mrs. w. A. Hardy, j. H
Payne H. E. Ransome, M. Sweeney
w. H Rabbit, C. F. Solomon, E. A. vor
Arnin. ]. E. Muller, L. r. Crawford
NJ. Palumbo, Miss P. T. Hossack. A. D
McBryde and wife, w. G.. Eldred. Mrs
Augustine, T.. Holshausen and wife. E
B. Beard, M. Tyrrell. NJ Bowen, H
Kimball and wife, Miss Captain Math
| is, R. A. Perry and wife. Robert Lew
ers and wife, Miss Harriet Levers. E
n. Paris, Mrs. c. N Fulcher and chilt
and Mike Costello.
The Return of the Klnau.
| About o'clock yesterday Afternoon
the steamer Kinau, which sailed henc
for Hilo and way ports on Thursda,
last, returned to this port. Since sh
| left Honolulu she has been through on
of the toughest trips of her expert
ence. She was forced to return witt
| her Mahukona, Makena and Kihe
| freight and was unable to touch a
Lahaina until yesterday morning.
| Very heavy winds and rains are re
ported on all the windward Islands.
The Claudine is expected In thi
| morning. She was at Kahului whel
/ last reported. The great freighter o
the American Hawaiian line, the Cali
fornian, Captain Morrison, was at Hill
and expected to sail thence on he
long voyage to New York today. Sh
had about completed her cargo o
sugar.
The principal damage done by tn
storm ON Maui and Hawaii was tn
| breaking of the telephone wires. n
shipping disasters have been reporte
SO far. The Kinau will sail again, o
her regular run, on Tuesday
Passengers arriving on the Kina
We're as follows: J. M. Coulson, l. c
Mckay, A. E. w. Todd, Mrs. NJ. L
Owen, Mrs. S. w. Waterfield, Miss
Wakefield, P. Peck, S. Wolff, Capital
John Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, S. f
Conley, John Doyle, Miss Doyle, Rev
S. w. Damon, Mrs. L.. Arnoud an
children, Mrs. Hakapuahi, G. H. Heit
mann. Henry Lyman, E. L. Mabi,
Quong Lee Yong. John ]. Moir. M T
Free, DR.. J. ]. Grace, John Richard
son, Rev. S. P. Perry. ]. Onoda, f
Laing. Captain r. Andrews, Capital
Mitchell, Miss Simpson, Eugene Ly
man, J. Kekuewa, Master H. Mahlk,
Charles Williams, Master E. Williams
Miss Hattie Saffery, Miss DAILY, r.
Long, c. w. w. Loss, Miss L. S. BY
ington, Miss NJ. L. Gorton and sixty
three deck passengers.
/ Changes IN Island Steamers.
The Federal inspectors of hulls an
| boilers, Captains Whitney and Leh
ners, have of late been busily engage
| in examining the Island steamers i
this port Many changes in the yes
/ sells have been ordered as a result c
| the examination.
In the cases of some of the boats
is understood that, unless the order
are Immediately complied with, tn
boats are liable to be tied up. Tim
will be allowed, however, for most c
the alterations required.
The Mikahala was put on othe way
| and examined by the inspectors yes
terday morning. Several changes hav
] been ordered in the steamer down be