The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-12


The Alameda yesterday morning with days mail
and quite number prominent passengers Coming she did,
days after the Korea her list of unusually large
Captain Dowdes familiar figure missed and Captain r. t. Law
less brought the Alameda down this trip Captain Dowde i'll
in San Francisco Captain Lawes is we'll known in Honolulu He
has been running for long time, but for
the last year has been off the
Among the returning passengers Judge NJ NJ Estee T.
or of Onomea plantation with his family j. W. Berg
som the music dealer Judge P l. Weaver T. Cawey of the
Hawaiian Fertilizer Works. S. L Rumy of Benson, Smith Co.,
VIM H Smith, of the Manufacturers Shoe Co., and others
THE BREWER IS UNINsURABLE
play the ship ceased
altogether and spectators who backed
the vessel to arrive fear that she has been lost Insurance Bro
NJ A. Newell the vessel heard from the end
week she will be posted Loys unnsurab Then
weeks will follow before she posted for inquiry If at the end of
that time the ship still she will be posted missing and the
spectators who played her arrive will lose their money
Another overdue which will likely be posted uninsrabe
few days the Milton Park which is 57 days from Liverpool
British ship Foye arrived today She days
in making the passage from Rangoon and Zaada and quoted
at Is per cent.-Examiner.
WILL GET NO MARINES
Lack of accommodations prevent enjoying
the benefits permanent detail of marines the Naval Station
Admiral Terry said yesterday that he very anxious get
pany for the naval station but that the lack of suitable
quarters prevented any action on his part.
81 would like of marines stationed in Homo
lulu said the Admiral ut have quarters for them. have
done nothing all in the matter and viii be able until
quarters of kind can be provided"
FEW VESSELS IN PORT
The number sailing vessels port daily growing smaller
The close of the responsible for the few vessels of
the sailing feet still here Practically all of this crop has bee
shipped the Alaskan taking the bulk of what remained the islands
barkenne Archer sailed yesterday morning between eleven and twelve
o'clock for San Francisco She followed hour later by the
bark Amazon Late the afternoon the W. B. Flint sailed for Ma
kaweli
ANXIETY OVER THE PHELPS
Considerable anxiety has been caused by the nonarriva of the
Ene NJ Phelps which has cargo of coal for the Naval Station
The Phelps 131 days from Norfolk which for her
extraordinary long around the Horn By is thought
may necessary
iettson The Phelps has been reported
left Norfolk and if everything had WE'LL should have in
a month ago.
DEFIANCE WILL BE RELEASED TO-DAY.
The Defiance which arrived Thursday from Iquique with
will be released from quarantine today The entire
the vessel has been taken Quarantine Island where they will be
held until their have been thoroughly fungated Only the
captain and his wife have the schooner and they will have
today The vessel will be owed the Quarantine
wharf today but will not begin dchargng before Monday
MOKOLII is RAISED.
The Mokol raised yesterday and again afoat
ng had been attached the machinery the vessel before she
machinery The vessel then pumped
surface found that had maiciouy opened
cock and let in the which caused the sinking of the boat
CAPTAIN LAWLEsS' INVENTION.
Captain Lawles who brought the Alameda down yesterday is
of navigating and he used the
trip down. By of the instrument possible determine the
location of the vessel of her the impossible
atmospheric conditions.
MIOWERA HAS BEEN LAID Up
The steamer Mowe which was due to arrive from the Colonies
September % is coming this trip Davies Co., the local
agents. have been notified that she has been laid off for repairs and
telling whether boat will take her place
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