The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-15

Weather, cloudy; wind, light 5
i W.
, The he Au Hou is due from
Kauai ports today.
Ii looks quite natural 10 see th'
Remington in naval row again.
J The Waimanalo arrived yester
day from Oahu ports.
The =. :. :. Australia is due
from san Francisco this afternoon
The ASlouu is due AT this port
today. She is consigned 10 L
II. Davies X Co.
Counting the I. $. :. Benning
ton there are now only seven for
eign veSSlS in port.
The :. {. Allen was searched
by the Customs officers yesterday
bur nothing contraband could be
found.
The W. q. Hall will sail for
Maui and Hawaii ports at 10 am.
this morning. She will take a
very large cargo.
. Two carloads of bananas were
brought over from the railroad
10 the Oceanic wharf for the Mo
nowai yesterday.
The barkenuine :. y. Castle sail
ed AZ noon yesterday for San Fran,
cisco with small cargo of sugar
and rice. She took six passengers.
y shed is being built around
the fumIgaUing plant outside the
Pacific Mail wharf. The plant is
near the rear door Of the wharf.
/ The schooner Spokane. Jamie
son master. sailed for Port Gam
BILE Yesterday afternoon. Her
next destination from the Sound
is not known Vet.
Many Of the miniature yachts
We're out on the bay Yesterday
afternoon but they got their sails
wet by a sudden shower and spent
the remainder of the day getting
dry.
The deep sea- section OF sub
marine cable Is about II inches in
diameter, The shore sections
are about , inches in diameter and
the landing" sections are about ,!
inches in diameter.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Captain Thompson of the :. c.
Allen followed the racers in the
bicycle road race of "Wednesday.
He was bound 10 see the work done
by men and took a pair Of glasses
along in the carriage in case the
wheelmen got too far away.
The stalls al the upper end of
the new fshmarket have been com
pleUed. Occupants Of the lower
temporary stalls have moved up
into the new ones in order 10 give
the carpenters Il chance 10 con
SJruct others of the same kind in
place of the old ones.
The Yu Sir kusha Steamship
Company Of Yokohama, Japan. has
lately decided to place several new
ocean flyers on the route between
this city or some port on Puget
Sound and Yokohama and Hong
kong IN opposition to the Occi-
dental and Oriental and the Paci-
nc Mail steamship companies.-S.
z Chronicle.
The British government has not
given up entirely the plan Of en-
plOying war vessels 20 destroy dere-
lets The matter L still under
consideration by the Board OF
Trade and the Admiralty, and It i
probable that 8 delegate viii be
sent 10 Washington this winter to
arrange with the L. 8. government
for 9 patrol OF the ocean That
such work must be undertaken in
time i beyond question 1t Is only
strange that the country which has
most 10 lose IN leaving dereIicts
alone TO run their wild course has
not before endeavored to do away
with this dznger.-American Ex-
change
Surgeon-Generzl Tryon. L 8 V,
L having special regulations pre-
pared for sanitation on board ship.
with 4 view to having 3 uniform
method Of combating cholera vel
low fever and such diseases which
may visit our men-of-Ear in foreign
ports When these regulations are
issued, copies should also Be dis
trihUted 70 merchant vessels The
latter would not be % well fitted
probably 10 carry them out fully
but the regulations viii no doubt
contain much advice that eouId
well be followed BY them in the
way Of preventing or checking
these diseases on shipboard--S- Y.
Maritime Register