The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-10

the go by whether she has had msap the people who have
been expecting her worrying considerably her failure
rive yesterday She in this morning early she have
concluded to direct Guam and Manila The San Francisco
speaking of her sailing transport going
Manila Captain williamson notified by cable that she
Honolulu and he expected her to get in Yesterday
transport did leave morning
because of delay the and
this would now make her out but eight days she fails to arrive
today San Francisco will be cabd further information the
intentions of the transports officers Among people board the
vessel Mrs Roosevelt wife of Lieutenant Roosevelt and relative
OF the PRESIDENT The transport has aboard
COMING ON THE THOMAS.
The following the passengers transport
Surgeon John NJ Edgar, United States Navy; Captain Edward
Lowndes Captain James Broah Captain NJ Cults First Leuten
ants S w Brewster William K Smith, T. Turner Lieu.en-
ants E R Beade, James Meade J. Guggenheim T. S. NJ. c.
enlisted Fourteenth Cavalry guard Major H.
arde First Lieutenant NJ Thomas Second Lieutenant G. NJ
Russell Captain D. H. Case wife and daughter, Mrs D. Gbreh
Miss Marie S. Finch, Mrs R. F. Mecafe, c. F.
George Denny Mrs w Craig, child and Miss Katherine
Egbert Mrs Erwin Major Chynoweth,
Hutton Captain George Mitchell Mrs George E Mitchell and
children Mrs S. D. Rockenbach Mr. James Michael wife
Mrs Roosevelt Major w sbe wife and daughter Mrs Amos
Martin Theodore Hney First Lieutenant R. Davis Mrs John
H. Edgar w R. Allen Fred w. Stader D.. W. Spencer A. Rye
George l. Trip, Major D. NJ Appel Captain William schoield
and clerk First Lieutenant Charles Thomas H Sanderson
Captain William l. Geary Captain Thomas w Darrah Major W. D.
Crosby wife and daughters Chaplain T. P OKeefe and
sisters First Lieutenant G. McCaskey Chaplain T. Brockna First
Lieutenant s B. West, First Lieutenant G. H. Williams Second
Lieutenant John Murphy First Leuenants c. Stacey n Rtte
house. A. Briggs Milo c. Corey Second Lieutenant NJ Abbott
Second Lieutenant N. Pcke Manning Mrs Cook
s D. Asnore, Philip Hayden wife A. Chase [.
Canson, Luther Johnson
l4-s--.- ,=-e-e- -MAUNA ALAS CREW
Twelve of the of the wrecked bark Mauna Ala
brought this port Wednesday night Curacao from
the of Mexico The Maua Ala has been briefly reported
ashore Topolobampo July 27h Members of the
that she tow of the steamer Luea when she first struck the
Tooobampo bar and parting of the hawser caused her to strike
again. this time hard and Repeated of the steamer
her deep proved unavang and the Mana Ala slowly sank
quicksand Captain Smith, his wife and the members of the
day after the struck and made their
home ashore They helpless the bark which disappeared
sand before their eyes, and when the left Topoobampo
ago Mazatan all but the tops the
disappeared Her oaed ashore
Captain Smith sole of the Ma'ma Ala but at the time
of his marriage few weeks ago or lust sailing
for Topoobanpo his bride wedding of half interest
When the had leave the wreck they took the
vessels stores worth $500 or $780, but the Mexican officials at Topo
lobanpo refused demanding duty of
Captain Smith much difficulty and when the had
suffered much from hunger succeeded in obtaining from the
CITY of provisions. When
Topoobampo Captain Smith and his wife chose remain there
but expected % this city soon-Chronicle.
MILLIONS ON THE THOMAS.
Seven dollars money will be taken by the transport
Thomas sailing today for and Manila Of this
Filipino pesos 100000 the form of unsigned
silver certificates the first of kind be issued for use the Philip
pines The money charge Major Francis H Hardie
Lieutenant Thomas Second Lieutenant G. M Russell
squad Of enlisted of the Cavalry acting
as guard money the largest yet carried by
transport though the gned silver certificates practically
worthless The Thomas is to carry large number of saloon passen
300 enlisted of the Marine Corp-Chronicle
COMING ON THE ALAMEDA.
The following passengers booked the Alameda due
morrow from San Francisco:
R A. Wadsworth and WIFE Judge NJ Estee, Alice
can w H Smith S G. Clark Miss Taber, Mrs w. A
Drummer and child T Keake and Mrs Kenake Hoffman Mrs
Anna S Wright l. Stanton Miss Jennie Denzer Jas Low, s
IL Rmsev T. Crawley A l. Hall, R. w Spaudng, ]. T. Aor
wife and Miss F. Williamson J. K Burket and wife
Rosenberg Miss N. Q Zeger P. l. Weaver.
| STANLEY DOLLAR SEIZED.
LONDON September 2The Tientsin correspondent the
Standard teraphs report that the Stanley Dollar
been seized by japanese because did per-
mission Of Corea to trade in lumber
MINNEWASkA TAKES SUGAR.
Rerairs the big freight Mnnetonka still holding
,a+ vessel at the Rsdon Works. being more extensive
than expected before the left her slip The of
broobt some ago Honolulu by the Nevadan