The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-15
MARINE:

Nearly eleven days out from Yoko-
hama, the T. K. K. S. S. America Maru,
capt. Going, arrived early yesterday
morning. making fast at the Hackfeld
wharf. Bad weather and heavy head
winds were experienced all the way
from Yokohama.
The steamer has 1000 tons of through
freight and left $50 tons here, including
: 500 barrels of cement The cement.
which was all N one hatch, took long
time to discharge and in consequence
the sailing Of the vessel was delayed
a couple of hours.
In the steerage are over seventy
Filipinos of the Pagalos, Viseyos, Mo-
ros and Bagahos tribes. They are go-
ing TO the jamestown Exposition and
will be away seven months. The lit
tie brown men and women are excel
lent players on stringed instruments
and yesterday afternoon an orchestra
rendered number of selections to tho
enjoyment Of a large number of people
on the snip ana WHdfT-
Among the passengers TO San Fran
cisco are:
Senior Captains c. Arnold, T. Nc
Lean and R. Ingerson who took the
cruisers West Virginia. Pennsylvania
and Colorado TO the Far East, via Suez.
Capt. Arnold, who is ranking officer
of the trio is looked upon as likely to
succeed Admiral Evans in command of
the Atlantic squadron
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Keppner, the for
mer of whom has been practising law
in Manila for the last eight years and
who is the author of a volume entitled
Origin of American Jurisprudence"
Mrs. Keppner was Mrs. Daphne Whit
L in, wife of F. B. Within of the Within
&eotton mills. from whom she was re-
¢ly divorced. The Whitins were
here on long visit last year and got
very generally acquainted in Honolulu.
The Keppners intend to make their
home in Los Angeles.
Major H. P. Nevill of the Philip
pines constabulary who has at one time
or another seen a lot of fighting.
Baron Soyeda. japanese ex-minister
of finance. and now president of the
Industrial Bank of Japan. He goes to
London. "a
W. A Sutherland, wife and infant.
The former is in charge of the party
of Filipinos on the steamer.
NJ Takagi, a high japanese police
official who has been commissioned
by the japanese diet to make a tour
of the world for the purpose of in
vestigating the penal conditions of the
different countries.
W. C. Welburn, head of the Agri- |
cultural Bureal in the Philippines and
also the inventor of successful ma
chine for defibering hemp. He is go
ing back to the mainland to recuper- |
ate his health.
Bishop Thoburn, who is returning to /
make his home in Portland, after for
ty-eight years of labor in the mission
field of India.
The America Maru departed for San i
Francisco at p. m.
THE KASADO MARU.
The 6. S. Kasado Maru, which an
chored outside on Saturday, is taking
100 Chinese to Japan and has as freight
5000 tons of nitrates and sugar. She
leaves one passenger here. an English
man named Jose, who. having made
his fortune in South America, is go
ing IL settle down in Sacramento.
Captain Filmer of the Kasado Maru
was formerly chief officer of the
America Maru and yesterday he had
a very pleasant visit with Captain
Going of the latter liner. The Kasado
Maru, which, by the way, was mere
six months ago, makes the longest run
of any steamship, the distance from
Yokohama TO Callao being 5000 miles
without a stop. The big tramp will
dock today and after being fumigated
will take on 1000 tons Of coal. She
will probably sail for Yokohama on
Wednesday.
A LUMBER LOAD.
The barkentine Irmgard, Captain
Schmidt, arrived yesterday at $3.50
O'Clock 81 DAYS from Gray's Harbor |