The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-05
ALAMEDA
BRINGS
SURVIVORS
VESSEL ARRIVE OFF PORT THIS
MORNING AFTER AN EXCEP-
TIONALLY FAST RUN.

San Francisco. Her average run every
day was 315 knots, a remarkable show
ing for a boat % years of age with a
foul hull The weather on the way was
pleasant.
The steamer was provisioned from
the stores of the S. S. Sonoma and the
table was kept up to the usual excel
lent standard. The vessel left San
Francisco last Sunday April 29, at p.
m; and in spite of the surrounding
ruins, Pier held many people to wish
the staunch steamer safe and speedy
voyage. Instructions were given to
rush the Alameda to Honolulu and
from the lightship to noon on Monday
800 miles were covered; 81 miles were
recorded for the second days run; 3S1
for the third day; $50, for Thursday;
37S for Friday. Then the vessel was
slowed down and reached port as above
stated.
For this trip Steward Hackett is in
charge, in place of Steward Morton,
who resigned to go North.
The Alameda brings 435 bags of mail,
1856 for Honolulu and so bags for the
Colonies to be forwarded on the Mo-
ana.
The steamer brought about 60 cabin
passengers and q in the steerage.
Among the latter are a few Japanese
who were glad to get away from San
Francisco.
Among the passengers are a number
of Honolulu residents and several peo'
pie who are to take the Moana at this
port for the Colonies.
J. c. Cohen arrived after an excit-
ing experience as fire refugee.
Clarence Waterman returned today
after a long absence on the mainland.
He was in San Francisco when the
earthquake occurred. His family home
was not destroyed.
Mrs Roth and her daughter Marion
Mrs. IT. w. Hebron and aughters; Mrs.
f. T. 2. Warehouse and children; Mrs
renham and son; Mrs. w. A. Clark,
Mrs. J. X. Brown, Mrs w Pfotenhauer
and Miss Agnes Lyle and Miss Ray
Bell, a fire victim, are all returning
passengers.
DR.. A. c. G.. Smith comes to relieve
DR.. Rossiter at the U. S. Naval Station.
Mrs. w. H. Scott, born Rice, and two
children, accompanied by Miss E. Rice
and P. r. Rice, are on their way to
visit the Rice homestead on Kauai
F. Schnack, f. d. Malone and L. A.
Kerr are all college boys, forced by the
fire to take an earlier vacation than
usual
F. Shipman and wife are on their way
to Australia. Mr.. Shipman is directing
nf 40 10
prima donna.
Captain Morong, U. S. N, retired,
and wife, are victims of the fire and
come to Honolulu to recuperate They
are the parents of DR.. Morong of the
Alameda. Captain Morong was in Ho-
nolulu thirteen years ago as executive
officer of the U. S. S. Iroquois.
The Alameda brought but a small
cargo, owing to an absence of shipping
facilities at San Francisco. About $50
tons of freight was transferred from
the Sonoma 1911 packages of grocer
les appear on the manifest; PA boxes
of oranges; GIL bags potatoes; 400 pack
ages sugar; 10S packages tobacco; so
boxes apples; 245 packages Goldfish; 30
cases drugs; usual supply of cold stUr-
age goods, besides hundreds if pack
ages Of general merchandise.
On the uptrip of the Alameda the
vessel made a very fast voyage. The
pilot boarded about a. m, and
brought San Francisco papers, telling
of the almost complete destruction Of
San Francisco. The vessel passed quar-
antine at IL a. m, and later proceeded
to Pier 7.
The complete list of passengers fol-
lows: Miss NJ. Ambrose, Mrs. ]. K.
Brown, f. G. Bartlett, Mrs. Brennan,
Master r. Bemrose, r. T. Berger, Miss
Ray Bell r. T. Burks, Mrs. w. A.
Clark, A. Crop, J. j. Crockett, Joe
Cohen, Master Henry Dillon, Mrs. Olga
Elckner, Mrs. e. Frazer, ]. Garmong,
L. L. Gardner, Mrs. O. w. Holland and
child, Miss ID. A. Hoffman, Mrs. T. w.
Hebron, Miss G. Hebron, Miss r. Hob
ron, o. -. Hamilton, Mark Hardman,
F. L. Hoogs, L. A. Kerr, w. Kennisson,
Miss Agnes Lyle, Alexander Legion,
Mr.. Taylor, Mrs. r.. D. Mohler and son,
j. M. Mcconnell, Mrs. F. d. Malone,
Capt. Morong and wife, Miss Mitchell,
Mr.. Morrison, w. C. Miller, Mrs. S.
Noar, Miss NJ. Phillips, Mrs. w. Pfo-
tenhauer, p. r. Rice, Miss r. Rice,
Mrs. b. Richards, Mrs. S. Roth, Miss
Marion Roth, r. S, Remington, Sur
geon c. G. Smith, Mrs. w. H-Scott and
children, Miss X. Smith, Mrs. George
Sherburdy, Mrs. e. M. Scoville, F.
Schnack, f. Shipman and wife, Miss
H. Voss, MRS F. IT. P. Warehouse and
son, Miss L. Wells, Ward Wells, c.
Waterman, G. w. Wishard, Amota and
wife, Frank Burkhart, Sam Bruckner,
Eva BruclSner, A. d. ELMER, Yamada,
X. Militia, John Comes, Mollie Jensen,
Charles &uramOtO, James Low, X
Muri, Miss Mione, Helen Nicholson,
Mrs. Sam NaauaO, Thomas O'Brien,
Lee Steffin, Suyeda, Mrs M. silva and
child, Tanaka, Kong Levin.