The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-16
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The schooner Moiwahine arrived H.
morning from Hawaii.
The outer midchannel buoy was
moved this morning for repairs and 4
smaller one put out in its place
The Champion did not make her ap-
pearance yesterday, but it is thought
she will be along within day or two.
The steamer James Makee arrived Thu
morning from Kappa with 1lj bags OF
rice for Castle d Cooke and 252O bags o.
sugar consigned to l.. +. There wei.
eight deck passengers and none il ia
cabin.
At II O'Clock this morning presidan
Dole, accompanied 10y Alessrs. Damon
smith. Soper and Potter. went aboai
the Philadelphia. The Hawaiian tia
was displayed and twenty-one guns weI
fired both on the arrival and departur
of the party. The japanese Consul
General, Fuiii, visited the Philadelphia
later, and was also saluted.
Last evening shortly before O'Clock
the pile driver, which has been at work
on the extension Of Brewers wharf.
capsized. What the cause of the upset
was is mystery to Captain Rowell, W no
said that his men quit work at o'clock
last evening, and at that time the ma
chine was apparently all right. 1t is sup
posed that by the carelessness of some one
the piledriver was more heavily loaded
on one side than the other. and that tn,
craft was leaking at the time, so tha,
when the water came in it heeled over
gang of men have been at work ali
day trying to right the machine.
The steamer Alameda, Captain Morse.
arrived here at o'clock this mornin,.
after rather stormy passage of IL days
and IA hours from Sydney. There were
no cabin passengers for Honolulu. and
only nine in the steerage, four of whom
have the measles, and rs the remaining
five have been exposed they were all
quarantined this morning in accordance.
i'h ''h piN'l li'iIl liit IbOdIil III Ittdlln H.
Three of the passengers are in transit
for Puget Sound, and will sail on the
barkentine Klikitat from here. They
are Mrs. VIM. Herbert and two children.
Mrs. Herbert and her children. both of
whom have the measles, were trans
terred to the Klikitat this morning
where they will have Ia remain
till the vessel sails, which will
probably be to- morrow. though possibly
to-day. The remaining six will he kept
at the quarantine station for the present.
Among those sent To the station are Mrs.
}. Frendo and infant, who are the wife
and child of j. Frendo, the cook at Sans
Souci. the other passengers are Miss
j. King Master King and Mrs. J. King
and infant, besides MI. Marshall a
through passenger, quarantined on ac-
count of having the same malady.
Aboard the steamer as passengers for
San Francisco are Detective Tucker and
embezzler Hume, returning from Aus
tralia, where the thief was captured.
Mr.. Tucker represents Wells. Fargo 81
Co., in whose interests he has followed
Hume so far. Hume is "a former en-
ployee of the big express company who
ran away from Sacramento with large
sum of money several months ago. The
detective keeps his prisoner in close con
finement while in port, in fact, remains
locked in stateroom with him CON
stantly, and while at sea keeps a very
close watch on him. The Alameda will
sail at 3P. N.