The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-24

D. - throughout town when I
I ..u- koown that s s,rsug schooner
~ aianSe, snd ore o. the crew
v ~ come ashore, presumably
for ..ss. was under Srrss,. AL
kinGS = stories were soon adost, and
much p-aise given Deputy Sheriff
Sheldon for bringing the supposed
smusglers Up with shSrp turn.
On Saturday Deputy-Sherif Shell
don was notified by one OF his con-
stables that small schooner had
anchored of Keau and landed s pas
senssr. sheldon immediately started
out 10 locate the mAu and the vessel.
The man was met : shOr: distance
from Waianse snd placed under ar
rest. The schooner was then located
. and notification sent Marshal Brown
st once. Deputy Collector McStCcker
wss communicated with snd he i'm
mediAtely ordered the tug Eleu 70 6e
placed in readiness. IN few min
utes the tug was ready, and with Dep
uty Collector McStocker, Marshal
Brown snd detail o; police, set out
for WSiSnss-
Sheldon wSs,rieked up nsar Wal
Suae ard the tug proceeded 10 the
place indicated oy that officer When
that point wSs reached Il was deemed
advisable on secouut o. the hazy
weather. that = small b02t in charge
OF Marshal Brown, Deputy Sheldon
ard the police should pull along Sud
close in 10 SHORE, while the tug fol
lowed further out. AL lights were
ordered out and strict silence demand
ed After searching for SoOu. three
hours light Vas seen, the tug stop
pei and soon Sheldon came alongside
and reported th2. Marshal Brown Was
in charge Of the Schooner, which was
anchored very close in 20 shore, less
than distance OF u quarter Of = mile. .
Deputy Collector Mes ecker, Sur
veyor SANDERS Snd three policemen
went into the boat, Sheldon remain
ing on the suZ II charge OF his prison
e., who had been brought aboard 3,
Wsisuse. Upon reaching the scEOJ- .
pagers. and upon Inspection found on
the mauite-- study cases q drugs .
He quietly uCsIfi=G surveyor Sanders .
70 inspect the cargo. Turs ~as done
and opium found Deputy Collector .
NeStCeker Informed tn captain that 4
he would take possession o. toe >chUO .
uer for violating the revenue laws Uf .
the Hawaiian I-iauts by bringing
eontraJaui gUois Into It. waters Tl-
tug wss >iguaL-i, tie schooner .
taken iutCE and the party started for
HOUoiu'u- srrIvtI a. g J'c.Oek SIN .
dsy morning.
TIE captain, er=E sad p1S-el ger
were taken o. JE- >-a-I.u aut Iyckrd
up, al being ViA-rd % tLAI 10 Gun .
uuuicatiuu Ws- possible.
TIE cargo Ot th- schooner Wa- fOuul .
10 BE- t0sjy boX-> q opium, pscksd IN .
ob'Cug la k5E--, cvllsIlILg about .
400 poUuCs. l. Es, p.scsu ia the .
vault Ot The Custom EoU-e-
Wb-u Nsrsb4I Bow vent along .
side The SCHOONER some QUE shouted .
whs- 49, vrAut-I- The Marshal said .
be wanted TO core auO1rsf. auQ CID 81. .
Only CO. Tsr~ou Wa- seeu 81 thar
time Upon o-ICg asked Who Wa
The captain, the man replied he vas
aud that his ESme was AudersOu. .
Replying 70 another question the
captain said the schooner W1s The I
Henrietta, bound for Mexico, sJd .
JhAt he mad PCT IN there IN di-tr---,
being short or water and provisions
When Deputy Sheriff Sheldon arrested .
tie Passenger, WHO gavs his name a.
&. E Gale, be said the schooner was
tie Kate and Annie, gong TO Hong
kong He SAID further the captain .
had heard tEAt WAIuez ~as good .
piscs % pu- IN FOR water and pro
visions, a. Il woClt not &c Necessary
TO enter and clear Captain ALder-
sou denied 10 Marshal Brown that he
had = passed. zsr aboard and said the
Schooner WSs frcu Victoria left there
% Nov = sizcte'i Molokai last
Friday.
When the officers searched the
schooner 70 Ieg c0uld be fcuEd, and
no ciearauce pag-r-. IL = thought
these were destroyed in order % pre-
vent the Usr1e u the port from which
she sailed becoming known II event
Of capture. The health OIL, uoweFer,
showed that the schooner cleared
from Viecoris, B. c. on Now, her
Destination sEorl 10 A. L. PaL,
Mexico Captain Anderson Id the
officers that te hAi ben amor the
i=lzucs for about two weeks, which
TINE will correspond with the move
uerts % the suspicious scaooEers
seen in cffersCr Ileaiitie- ~ several
steamers % the local feet.
Besides Captain W B Anderson,
the crew % the Henrietta i co1np0se,t
Of three white mez-Iike Conuei- 4
W Wheeier. !. 4 Brown and Eo
Wal lChiuese ccokl. AMI c. Z Gale
the passeGg-r uerti0ued- Shortly
after Gale Vas arrested u Deputy
Sheldon lie wrote letter 70 Captain
Anderson, telling him 70 put OF .1.t
-eturu IN Abcut Two weeks; al>o tEar
/ steamer WAS coming IL chase u MIN
md would reach the locality DIl-fe I
he Henrietta v1= AnchGTed during !
he night H Was iC6uc-d 20 70 this ]
hrsuxh the solicitation OF the Waia-
lae officer, VITO promised TO help him .
ct Of TbAL was considered > bsG hole [
hat letter rever reached Captain An
Ierso1, bot + now safe IN the hands Of
he auth0rities, and when IL l. read IN
o1rt the writer viii be, perhaps sur
lrized-