The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-19
MARINE:

Montevideo. the American ship plrs2,a.
captain Goodwin, arrived in port res-
terday afternoon at 4:3o and dackszf ar
} Naval wharf No. 1.
On the way down the Atlantic SseatS
American coast Captain Goodwin no
ticed that the coal was becomiax h.ss.
; and it finally registered i7s degrees
There were pockets in the cargo mhere
the coal showed live fire There 9aere.
several of these and beca use Of ths
danger of the live fire spreading il
was determined to put back and Mon
teYideo was made. There abeslt 1903
tons of coal were discharged and chs
vessel remained in port about TIVE
| months. The coal was reloaded and a.
fresh start was made for EfS9rolRiEx
The coal yesterday was al 10 degrees
During the time the ship was ERzkizzy
for Montevideo the heat came EEu the
thermometer testing tube so fiegnelx
that The hand could not be held ssres-
it.
The Dirigo brings 25e0 hong so1s 90
coal for the Navy Department 7tera
We're no accidents on the voyage 1xEsgs
| a few sails being carried away Ths.
| Dirigo is we'll known in port and ha--
| captain is one of the most popular "a IL
| ing masters of the deep sea. boats
| Mrs. Goodwin did not accompany rhe.
captain on this trip. The Dirigp rs
| sumptuously fitted up as far ~ her
cabins are concerned. The captains
quarters, comprising parlor. EszrarE-
diningroom and private rooms. are
elegantly furnished.
Harry Lyon, son of Rear AdEairaz
Lyon, U. S. N. came on the ship He
was not passenger, but hauled rNzpez
with the rest of the crew He u1zs
met at the wharf by the Admiral azz
Mrs. Lyon.
ALAMEDA SAILS TODAY.
The goodbyes will have to be saik
over again. the withered LET'S an&
bouquets of flowers replaced bF fresh
ones, and the Hawaiian Band will play
farewell music again for the depart1z@
of the s. s Alameda this morning 81
70 o'clock. The Oceanic liner failed ne
sail at 10 a. m. yesterday owing To tbs
news of the disaster at San Francizcsc-
The time was extended to IL n m.
then to IL noon, then to p IN aIG
finally, on the petition of merchants.
and with the acquiescence OF the past
master, the sailing was postpoues
Il.
give people here an opportunity Ia
learn the extent of the disaster, and is
shipping was damaged and cargoes irh-
jured, or rendered useless. orders hr
mail could be forwarded. Besides
there are many people here who. after
learning the extent of the disaster. EnzE
decide to go to the Coast TO look after
their interests.
no Ia ia will tal Ia q gaAy
comprising 10000 bags of refined sugar,
1900 bags of raw sugar, 41O0 punches 0f
bananas, 900 bags of rice. 500 bags o.
coffee and sundry freight
SHERMAN FULL OF COAL
The army transport Sherman depart
ed yesterday afternoon at for Sar
Francisco. Captain Humphrey, depot
quartermaster, received no Instructions
from Washington concerning the Sher-
mans movements, and she was there
fore dispatched on schedule time The
Sherman has about 2200 tons OF coa2
aboard, enough to keep her going for
about three weeks Should the SHEER
man find no entrance to San Franchises
harbor she has fuel enough TO take her
to some other coast port. The Ha-
waiian band played the Sherman of
ARGENTINES AS GUESTS
Rear-AdriraI Lyon, u. $. N CUM
mandant of the Naval Station, wE
tender a dinner this evening to CaptaIa
Diaz and many of the officers OF th~
Argentine training ship Presideats
Sarmiento.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The naval transport Lawton departs
this afternoon for Page Page, Samoa
The Oceanic liner Sonoma is due to
leave San Francisco for Honolulu tn
day. ~Ai
The transport Sheridan left San
Francisco for Honolulu on Monday
The vessel carries troops. Part OF
these are a detachment of $50 marines
for Cavite.
The Alameda goes to Dock No on
the San Francisco waterfront, as her
permanent berth. Should there be 40
place for her on arrival she may gu
across the bay to Oakland providing
Oaklands waterfront is still intact
Acting Governor Atkinson. accSmpa--
MED by his aide. Captain Samuel
Johnson, ". G. H.. paid an official cali
yesterday afternoon aboard the Ar
gentine training ship Presidente Sar-
miento, and afterwards on the u =
naval transport Lawton.
%S%c@c%S@
If the company steamer Sononna-
led up at the San Francisco
of course can not be learts-
I'd by him. The Oceanic headquarters
lad just been moved into the Monad-
mock building. next the Palace hotet-
which doubtless shared the fate of the
anger structure. Mr.. Moffitt leaves
or the Coast on the Ventura next
week.
u 4 < 4
Following the great earthquake or
1868 in South America, which occurred
IN August 13, at an hour corresponding
With noon in Honolulu, was a tidal
wave, which swept across the Paeife
It the rate of 466 miles an hour, reach
ng these islands at about midnight ct
he same day No damage was doHE