The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-04
MICRONESIA.


OuTStS VII DOuiu, OcpOciu-
You will remember about
and stay of the Starfrom
sent by her. There was
west wind while she was
she had to anchor quite a
off to get under the lee of
Ind 80 going and coming
y unpleasant. Capt. and
~ and Mr.. Sturges were
hore once. The Star came
r about noon Thursday,
+ 10th. / went off at once
Ain and Mrs. Bray came in
hur and me in the boat,
lad of goods. We got on
at 3 Pm. That afternoon
en- up to visiting, and we had
It day in which to get our
". Mr.. Sturges came off
r and our supplies we're
I'D had to be looked after.
tur letters ready, orders for
sntal supplies for the teach
,ur medicines for the year
hade out, and got to bed at
( After an early breakfast
morning we went on board.
was rough and the wind
it took two hours of beat
t to the ship; and we were
ok we could hardly stir or
,sut we made purchases of
,ded articles and started for
time for the Star to sail at
lnted time, noon. Captain
bes to be back here again by
ears. He will sail from
to Kusaie, do up the Mar
and work, then come via
o us.
is very glad to be at home
e, and we are very happy to
b with us. He has grown
bly,, is quite a little taller
mother. He has begun up
ssons and promises to take
hem we'll. Beulah rejoices
y in having Arthur's So
ir. Worth and his wife live
use which Esaiam had built
elf until he can build. Tai.
wife live in the little hGGse
had built for such an emer-
He has bad ulcer on one
b l am doctoring and hope
cured. / spend an hour
y with the new Corners help.
in the language.
staid over Sunday with us
our people a good talk in
ming, and in the afternoon
Nth talked to the people, j
ing for him.
r is scarce here and we were
ID about Mr.. Worth's house.
r head man, had been at
: some months on a house
self. ne had hewed out
the timbers and framed
sether. 1t was perhaps Ia
ct. We thought we might
Q timbers so l asked Levi il
Id sell them to us. He
1T once to give them, but
I'd upon paying a fair price
The plan is to make a.
rouse as we can out of thu
5 we have and then ask thu
,r an appropriation suflicien
slumber for a better one
Ia for a house for the nativ,
,.when they come to us.
had an appointment will
o meet him at Kuku, FefaI
SEES station), Wednesday o
elk, to organize a church
ties for baptism there hav
rafting two years and W
il wise not to wait longer
arthur and Beulah, Mr.. an,
forth were going with me
gning proved wet and wind.
thur and 1 started in on
uder Mr.. Worth's charge
s is not new but belonged t.
beked Morning Star. Til
trough and j soon becam
X. Arthur was managing
ct and Mr.. Worth steering
presently surprised to sc
leaning over the side payin
too. This NOTWITHSTANDING
cent voyage. around Cap
nd down from Honolulu.
q we were two-thirds of th
,ere we were compelled t
id then the thwart which hel
L of the mast gave way an
re compelled to head fc
1t took several days to IT
B boat and also several day
YER from the seasickness.
DAY, Oct. l2th.-We bega
again last Monday, with
tendance. Mr.. Worth an
e Elizabeth, and Junia, til
fTaitoj help in the school.
had been in school less tina
sfwhen a steam launch We
approaching .the landing. W
OF heard that a ship had bee
y were taken by surprise.
ito be the launch of the Gee
;oryette Albatross which he
to take possession of til
for Kaiser William. The
;5eady taken possession of tn
= part Of the Caroline GROUP
sRlindeman and the surgeo
1lIs lsQnch with o detacf
~ -;,oaand our old neigh