The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-11
SA.INH NJtDS.


Tie Prle arrived IRON Kauai at
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Kintu viii arrive from Maui ant
Hawaii tomorrow morning.
The Charleston will probably leave fol
Japan next Thursday or Friday.
The w. G. Hall sailed for Maui and
Hawaii at 10 o'clock this morning.
! The Iwalani left at O'Clock this
morning for Lahaina and Honokaa.
The Waimanalo sailed for Hanalei
Kauai, at o'clock Monday afternoon.
The next steamer from the American
coast will be the Warrimoo on the path.
The Monowaii will be due here from
the Colonies on Thursday, September
Goth.
The Mkahala for Kauai, and the
Claudne for Maui, will both leave at 5
clock this afternoon.
The Warrior, the first real ironclad
built for ne British Navy, was recently
surveyed I Portsmou u .u d, clared to
b. It ,Iicailv w."tnies, the sol, was
built at Blackwell.
sealIis sct,o WrnCerer, Cap
Paxton, has hr'i,c' ~ Victoria from
Oonsla -" ,rier seizure of the United
states revenue r Concord. She
had been sci 1 : me tin, ago on the
! gr I'm 81 H. 'yrI Ltn ~ her
Up f. those in h 80 ing sp-
'aratus hal he ~ nlii' tally sealed.
1t is an interesting fact that the rela-
tie dimensions of Noihs Ark, viz,
depth one enth Of length and cam one
sixth OF length, giving depth sixty per
cent Of bea u, are precisely those OF many
of the finest, fastest and Ii avie.t cargo
carrying sailing ships ahoa, today.
The claim OF Ida Lewis, of Newport,
to be the only woman lighthouse keeper
in the country is denied by Miss Harriet
Colfax, who, it appears, is and has been
the lighthouse keeper at Michigan City,
Lake Michigan, for the last twenty-five
years. She is a sister OF the late Hon.
Schuyler Colfax.
Captain Rufus Calhoun, the purchaser
OF the hulk Archer, which was aban-
doned off Vancouver Island last winter
and towed into Victoria, is endeavor-
ing to obtain an American regl ter for
his vessel. The hulk originally cost him
$4,000, and it is alleged he has since
spent about 500, 900 in repairing and re-
fittirg it for service. The bark will be
used exclusively in the San Francisco
Ha a.,., sugar trade.
torla -" August 3lst says: News come
from Fort Steve this evening that the
British bark Glencairn is stranded
abreast the Point Adams light. 1t is
impossible at this hour to get the full
particular. ~ at VII I time she went
INTO the breakers. I'm from the inf rma-
ton wired up from Stevens it is sup
posed ,nr ST. struck about Z o'clock.
The mate and boats crew got ashore
safely and telegraphed for two tugs.
The Escort left about 10 o'clock, and
steam is being got up in the Wallowa,
which will follow as soon as possible.
AS far as can be learned the vessel is
about threr-C uarters of mile from
shore, just on the edge of the breakers,
and as the tide is just beginning to flood
it is feared that it will be impossible to
keep her from drifting in. A heavy rain
is falling and fresh wind blowing.
The captain '"d pat 81 crew are
still on ,o.id h. vts-, 1t il n"l known
h ~ IA vr,-.i go in :, far bat il issup-
posed that the heavy smoke off the coast
at that ,"'li t prevented them sighting
the light. The MdnzAn. 50, go out in
the morning with .,cuors IA, chains
aud assist the tugs al an -ndeavor to pull
her off into d, eper water.