The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-20
all ALONG THE DOCKS
ARCHER AND c. ID. BRYANT AR
RIVE FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
The Iriquois Fast in the Mud-Petrel
and Wild Swan Coating Up--Kenil-
worth's Fast Time.

The Mikahala arrived from Lahaina
this morning with $751; bags of sugar.
The old bark Resale was run ashore
on the reef this morning, and will
there be broken up and sold for fire
wood. She has already been stripped
of everything of value.
The L. S. 5. Petrol is coaling up this
morning, preparatory to sailing on
Thursday, probably, for Yokohama.
In addition to ninety tons in her bunk
ers, she will take thirty tons on deck
for the long voyage.
The Wild Swan will commence to
coal up tomorrow for long cruise in
the South Seas. on which she will
probably sail on Sunday or Monday.
| She has room for 100 tons. An officer
stated this morning that the Wild
| Swan will take all maj for the Fan
ming and Gilbert groups put on board
~ Friday night.
Capt Fitzgerald will go back in the
! Helene when she leaves tomorrow,
Capt. Freeman returning to the Like
! like and Capt. Wiesbath to the Claud-
inn as first officer. There promises to
be trouble on the Helene in conse-
quence. The crew are rebellious
against Fitzgerald and say they will
not work the vessel if he is in COM
mand.
The schooner William Bowden
hauled alongside the Mail dock to dis
charge her cargo of coal. Capt. Fer
EN- had an experience with IA midnight
prowler similar to that of Capt.
Bruhn, of the Kauai. The fellow ent-
cred the captains room while the lat
ter was asleep, but only made his es-
cape after he had been given a sound
thrashing.
The Iriquois, while backing out into
the stream, got fast in the mud off
the Irmgard wharf this morning.
There is schooner alongside to dis
charge sugar, but she cannot take it.
1t looks very much as if the Iriquois
is hard and fast until high tide tomor-
row morning, and there is a chance
that she may not get off then until
she lightens cargo.
The Archer, Capt. Calhoun, arrived
this morning, eighteen days from San
Francisco. She brings S45 tons of gen
eral cargo to Castle O. Cooke, and q
deck load of forty mules, and five
horses. The Archer experienced nc
heavy weather on the trip, light winds
prevailing. Wilnam Highly and fam
lily, f. NJ. Boronua and William Nor
ton were the only passengers.
Capt. Colly, former mate of the c
ID. Bryant, brought the vessel into
port this morning, after pleasant
run of seventeen days from the Gold
en- Gate. Capt. Lee resigned his com
mand in San Francisco The Bryant
brings 1900 tons of general cargo tc
II. Hackfeld g. Co., and is chock full
Cap Colly is accompanied by his
wife, and Bernard Gallagher and Kate
Gallagher came as passengers.
The Kenilworth hauled alongside
the Oceanic docks this morning anC
commenced to discharge ballast. 1t is
expected that she will be ready to re
ceive sugar by Friday and as the cargo
is all in sight she ought to be away
for New York in two weeks time
The Kenilworth now holds the RECORD
time from New York, via San Francis
co. She left New York IA days ago
calling a San Francisco to discharge
full general cargo, take on 1000 ton
of ballast and ship a new crew, ant
running down here in clipper time.