The morning call., 1892-07-28
ALONG SEA And SHORE.
Trial Trip of the New Stockton
Steamer Dauntless.
The Australia Arrives From Honolulu With
One Passenger Dying and One Crazy.
The Wheat Fleet Moving.

was then clTlSIeDe0 the Iaptdlu outtoi,
but at the last moment the name was painted
ont. and the word "Dauntless" appears IN
its place. President ellis aud Captain
John Sears. with MIR. Christie of the Fulton
Iron Works and few ladies were the only
invited guests. The steamer went up as
far as Red Rock, and the machinery worked
smoothly in every respect. The boilers fur
nished 100 pounds of steam aud the engines
made 1917 revolutions. The result OF the
trip was satisfactory, and the Dauntless
will make her first trip on Saturday. J1e
officials of the regular line, or California
Navigation Company, say that they VIII
leave it to the new line TO begin rate-cutting
in the passenger department, and that IL
prices come down to nominal rates they are
quite willing that the new line shall have
the exclusive benefit.
The Oceanic Company's steamer Austria
liza, Captain n. c. Hondlette, arrived from
Honolulu yesterday with 65 cabin and 12l
steerage passengers. Among the cabin pas
sengers were J. B. Anterior OF Castle.
Cook 81 Co.; Professor Keep, geological III
structor of Mills Seminary; Richard n.
Webster of the Wilder lnter-island line,
S. Cunningham and bride nee Whit
new, Robert Sewers, K. Halstead j. Is.
Anterior and Charles +. Hyde, son OF
the Rev. c. NJ. Hyde. who is going to
WiIleston College to study for the minis
! try. Claus Spreckels. who sailed on the
| Australia for Honolulu three weeks ago,
| did not return on the vessel, but will come
| back on the Mariposa, 1t is reported that
| the sugar plantations on the Islands are IN
| very bad state and that many OF the plant
| ers are on the verge OF insolvency. Ad-
miral Brown of the San Francisco Is able
| to get about again, though with great diff
| Guilty, ard when he visited the Australia
! had 10 be carried on board.
IS soon as the steamer locked at Folsom
| street yesterday two sensations were devel-
oped. The nrst was caused by the bringing
| ashore in litter of man who at first sight
! appeared to be dead, but who opened his
/ eyes feebiy as the litter was placed in an
! eXpreSS-wagon and driven 10 st. Mary 3
/ Hospital. The man WAS w. III. Chance, a
! prominent citizen of Fresno, who had been
suffering from Brlghts disease. and had
taken the trip TO the islands in the hope OF
! benefit 10 his health. A often happens the
change was followed by relapse and when
the patient was admitted to st. Mary's
! Hospital the physicians at once pronounced
/ him to be dying. Mr.. Chance was watched
over by his son, ". A. Chance. who accom-
! panied him on the trip.
The cares Of the ships surgeon had been
still further increased on the voyage by the
! temporary insanity Of AdOlph Ascheim OF
GTeenbaum q Co., who had TO be watched
during the entire trip, to prevent him from
| jumping overheard Mr.. Ascheim was ex-
amined by DR.. Lawler. who decided that his
mind had been unhlnged by business re-
verses, etc, but that he was not incurably
Insane. AS Mr.. Ascheim had means and
his friends promptly undertook TO care for
him. 10 difficulty was placed in the way OF
his landing
The tide Of Portuguese and Japanese i'm
migration from the islands still continues
and the Australia brought 12l representa-
tves Of the two nationalitles yesterday.
One of the Portuguese had brought with him
his wife, a ll-bloOded Hawaiian, and four
little cOpper-col0red children. There were
several haif-caste women among the new
arrivals Although the whole party were
decked out with gay clothing OF plnE white
yellow and green, after the fashion ~ tAi
islands, they looked as undesirable ,ot o
Immigrants As ever came - CAnipfuls ~ the
! dsrs - th8 go.d fever they were al pro
ted with money enough 70 pass the Imml
EEatau commissioners and were allowed t
iaDd.
MORE JAPANESE.
The Australia brought word that British
I tramp steamer, with 1900 japanese on board
had arrived at the Islands and that ther
Q Was not she slightest possibility Of their Cod
jig permanent work there. They va an
: doubleday drift into san francisco
4 larTo ssel I1eA. built OF woTm-eafe spare
h~g ~ Gown on the de- Of the Monadnocl
AT Mare Island on tuesday TIE load
9 winch weighed over ton. crRsied thgougl
. the deck aud she workmen beasath bad
) narrow. escape
. cid girl lho had coule up on the Csvona Il
3 marry discharged bartender, and no has
5 been detained on the steamer, was earsies
Q ever 10 her brother By CAPTAIN Hail ysster
day morning.
The renoft OF the loss OF the whaiin,
schooner BlakelF la the Arctic IS uncOn
q hfmec. aud the owneTs OF the vessel thinl
: the rumor IS without foundation. Th'
5 BiakeIy left hers iast December in com
. mand Of Caytain Macomber.
Ihe Mail steamer City OF New York wen
l up to Hunters Point drydock yesterday &
! clean and paint
Louis Johnson was arrested in Oakland
| yesterday morning by Detective HOLLAND
3 and turned over 10 the police of this city 70
being concerned ia burglary on tn
schooner Aionz0 Cl Bender Bros. line, TIVE
weeks age. There lave been quite mum
Der OF burglaries committed on vessels
aleng the city front Ellnllp2 He past month
ava 'l--noileeaa fe actively hunting for the
I perpetrators. The last vessel burglaTiZed
was the scow schooner Modoc on Tuesday
night.
Work is being rushed ON the steamer
Peru, but she can hardly be ready for her
trial trip before Saturday.
Ihe schooner Premier arrived from Kar-
Ink yesterday with L. 600 cases of salmon.
FISH were reported very plentiful.
The controlling interest in the barkentine
| ,. \. Castle has. II is said, been purchased
by the Spreckels Bros. The Castle is now
| OF her way TO the Hawaiian Islands.
The ship California came down from Port
! Costa yesterday TO load with wheat
DIX vessels now loading will sail with
! non-union crews during the week, viz the
Golden Shore and William Renton for
sound ports, the Helen w. Almy for
Samoa. the Douglas for the Tanning
Islands, the City of Papeete for Tahiti and
the Albert for Honolulu.
The supply schooner Kodiak NJ The
| Alaska Commercial Company's service will
leave to-day for Alaskan stations.
Inc Danish bark j. G. Lott, which has
| JUST arrived at Honolulu from Honduras.
was Dought Tor SONG by Charles Nelson, a
shIphlDg merchant, while she was living a
| wreck on the beach at Amapala
Inc waterfront bOatmen who risked
their health and their lives in the cause of
honest sport on the Fourth of July do not
| propose to tamely submit to further de1svs
On the part Of the regatta committee Thsv
are iully aware that the Fourth of Julv
commuters were appointed by the Kelly
CImihlns DIX gang. but think they can sec
the prizes il there ls anything Ieft in M
! tTeasureY's hands. '"S
Among the bits Of New Zealand news
brought up by the Alameda Is that an Old
maori died at Kaipu Kapuka. near Reii
Block. lately, who was over 13o vssrs "id
ano had seen Captain Cooks ship
TUG RACE TALKED OF.
:, mere Is much talk of race around tbs
rhIall0nes between the tugs Fearless and
heiiei, but the Inspectors OF Hulls and
Boilers VIII certainly not be Informed of tbe
dale. IL is said that Spreckels Bros. will pnl
on line OF tugs at Astoria for work in the
harbor aud mouth OF the Columbia River
'poIgie' weighing over two pounds
was caught with haDdIine by a small bow
of the Oregon dock yesterday.
The German iron bark Senta has sailed
from Acapulco for Puget Sound.
The new Hawaiian iron ship John Ena
2600 tons. is chartered to load coal at Cardifi
for this port. -