The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-15

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Alameda. on the 4th instant, is cal
culated to bear out the theory that
the boilers of the ship exploded just
as she took the final plunge beneath
the waves. 1t is calling-card plate
bearing the name of Miss Rowena
Jehu, one of the victims of the wreck,
that is firmly imbedded in the piece
| of wood that has kept it afioat these
MANY days. showing that it must have
been driven into the timber by some
explosive force.
The tlotsam was found by Mrs. JOS
eph Boles, Il Portuguese washerwom-
an.
The Klpau From Ejio.
The steamer kinau, Captain Free
man. arrived from Hilo and way ports
on Saturday with the following pas
sengers: W. H. Cornwell, T. C. Wall,
F. j. Cross. H. II. Kohler. d. Madden,
Professor Henshaw. George J. Moore.
Il Plate, c. WentZe! A. T. Handler.
r. W McCloud. J. S. Canario Jr., A.
NJ. Walcott f. e. Lyman, A. Won Sen
den, W. Thompson, Rev Ueda, wife
+ and two children; Y. Hslmada, Miss
Okamoto, Miss NJ Meme, Miss G.
Meme, George Dunn, G.. 3. Rice, H. L..
Hilstein, Adam Lindsay. George u.
Hind, L. A. Bartlett, ]. A. Lyle, Bish-
sop Willis, Rev. Kong Tin Yet, Alex.
Emerson, w. j. Lowrie and son, Ena-
moto II. Gravenmeyer. George Groves,
Mrs. Wakee, Hon. S. Kawaihoa, Mrs.
NJ. c. Wagner, T. f. Richardson, c.
Scrimgeour, c. T. Bush w Kahaole-
nui, Gus Trisnies, Albert Todd, Mrs
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deck passengers
The kinau brought the following
cargo: 211 sheep, 10 cords of wood. 81
hides, cows, Sc hogs 40 sacks OF taro,
90 sacks Of corn and 220 packages of
Sundries.
The CIaudlne From Kahului.
Early yesterday morning wilders
steamer Claudine, Captain Parker, ar
rived from KahuIui and way ports
with the following passengers and
freight. Passengers: H. p. Baldwin
j., A. Tuthill, George S. Garnett, Mrs
H. "A Wharton. Miss Durant, Miss e.
Scobey, Mrs. w. F. Mossman, X. S
Gjerdrum. F. S. Dunn, Miss Edwards
Miss X. Pia, Mrs. PupuhI, a Enos
and son. D. X. Kahaulelio, w. White
L. NJ Vetlesen, A. j. Storm, Master
Zeigler, George II. Dunn and son, Miss
Mosser, c. G.. Marion, ]. K. Josepa,
w B. Patterson, w H. Shirley, C. E.
Haynes. George II. Bauer, Mr.. Kobay
ashi and wife, Mrs. j. A. Sylvia, Mrs.
E. Jackson, j. T. Aluli, wife and son:
Brother Bertram, Rev. S. Kapu, Wong
Chong. Rev #. Conf Miss Kaiwiaea,
Miss l.. Pupuhi and forty-nine deck
passengers.
Cargo, 2,450 sacks of sugar, 1855 sacks
of corn, 20 sacks of taro, 92 hogs, s
70 lao Of
i W. G. Hail From Kauai.
! Yesterday morning the steamer w.
G. Hall arrived from Nawiliwili, bring
ing $3.50 bags of sugar for II. Hack
ages of sundries, and the following
| passengers: w. II. Rice Sr., Misses
Wilcox, Cameron, Sorenson, Tanner,
Kellner, III. Poo; Messrs. Wishard,
Black, Kahlbaum, Longton, Buck, Wa
ioho, Kalaina, Tanaka, Masuda, Kee
Chong, Wa Sung, Sumamoto, Mrs. j.
H Cummings, Mrs. r. Fountain, Cap
tain Maxwell, Mrs. Deinert, Ahana and
wife, w. G. Irwin, J. Santos, Mr.. Pur-
Wis and wife, and thirty-nine deck.
/ The steamer Mikahala, arriving in
the morning from Makaweli brought
5000 bags of sugar for Alexander &
Baldwin, and the following passen-
! gers Francis Gay, H. P. Faye, wife,
children and nurse; Mrs. II. w.
! Adams, Mrs. R. w r. King, E. x.
! Bull, Guy Owens, J. l.. Buchanan, A.
Johnson, c. A. Johnson, S. Watson,
F! Mrs. Johnston, Miss Lindsay and sew
enteen deck
| The Waialeale, from Waimea
j brought 5000 bags of sugar and four
! deck passengers.
| Schooner Foster May be Chartere d ;,
There is a possibility of the Ameri-
can schooner Mary E. Foster now In
F.. this port from the Coast, being char
/ tered as a quarantine vessel for the
/ use of the troops and passengers
aboard the transport Fitzpatrick while
/ the latter vessel is being fumigated.
| The Foster is a four-masted schooner
| of S39 tons, and can accommodate all
! the soldiers belonging to the transport,
using her decks and tween decks,
Major Robinson says that he can Sc
cure her at the rate of $3.50 per day.
Whether the Foster will be put TO this
use, or whether the transport will pro-
coed to Manila without Immigration
has not yet been decided. Then, again,
the troops may go to Quarantine ISL
/, and. In the event of their going on
| the Foster, the schooner would be
| guaranteed.
Alameda's Huge Boilers.
Two ninetyton boilers and one of
eighty tons are to be placed in the
steamer Alameda next week They
have just been completed at the Ris-
don Iron Works, and the work of
| transporting them from the plant to
the Alameda, lying off the Potrero,
| San Francisco, will be an interesting
! task. The huge boilers may be dump
| ed in the bay and f1oated to the Ala
media, a method that is in vogue in
other ports, or may be transported on
F., big barges
Sugar on Hawaii
| When the Kinau sailed from Hilo
the following sugar awaited shipment
| on the Big Island: Waiakea, 1000;
/ H. P. s. NJ. 1900; Wainaku. 400: Ono