The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-19
ILL ALONG THE DOCKS
ARRIVAL OF THE BIG AMERICAN
SHIP KENILWORTH.
Vessels Up and Loading at San Fran
cisco -Thets to Be Sold-Iwalani
Makes Smart Trip--Other Notes.

The Matilda is alongside Soren-
sons wharf taking on ballast.
The Mary Winkelman will probably
not get away for Kahului before to-
morrow.
The sugar fleet from San Francisco
ought to all be in port before the end
of the week.
The Hall, James Makee and Waiale-
aie arrived in port yesterday with
62s5, 265O and 1900 bags of sugar, re-
spectvely.
The George Curtis put to sea at 10
o'clock, bound for New York, with
10000 bags of sugar. weighing about
$500 tons.
The Il. p. Rithet, ;. G. Hen. w. G.
Irwin, S. y. Castle and lrmgard are
up and loading at San Francisco for
Honolulu, the Santiago for Hilo, the
John c. North for Honoipu and the
Mary Dodge for Kahului. The Dodge
will have quick dispatch.
The Inter Island steamer Iwalani,
Capt. Gregory, left port at II o'clock
Saturday. made the run to Hamakua
and loaded 5000 bags of sugar there,
and returned yesterday morning, maxi
ing the round trip in the record break
ing time of 46 hours 80 minutes.
There are $4,000 bags of sugar on
the docks awaiting shipment this
morning. Fred Whitney says, how
ever, that the rush is over, and every
thing will be working nicely before
the end of the week. Within the next
six days the Kennilworth and the San
Francisco fleet ought to be in.
a full rugged, three masted ship was
seen off Kaena Point on Friday night
by Capt. Parker, of the Waialeale, and
later by Purser Christian, of the
James Makee. She was painted black.
This is undoubtedly the same vessel
seen by the master of the William
Bowden several days ago. She is sup
Newcastle.
The Albert arrived yesterday, nine
teen days from San Francisco, with
1900 tons of general cargo, IS horses,
46 mules and 2 bulls. Capt. Grifliths
has fully recovered from his mishap
when last in this port, and is looking
4
400 tons of freight on the dock for the
Spreckels line, and then the Bryant
sailed four days later with full
cargo. The Albert brought six pas
The old L. S. survey boat Thetis.
now in the Gulf of California, is to be
sold, according to recent reports from
the coast, and the Alert put in her
place. The fact that new officers have
been detailed to the Alert to succeed
some whose terms have expired is con-
sidered as an indication that she will
be kept in active service. Leuts. Bak-
er, Pond and Stafford and DR.. Sprattl-
ing Will ne reviewed.. Lieut.. 11OuRSOn
will succeed Lieut. Baker, and DR..
Moore has already gone on board the
Alert to take the place of DR.. Sprattl-
ing.
Capt. Bruhn, of the steamer Kauai,
was awakened from his slumbers Sat
urday night by "a noise in his room
and saw the dim outlines of a man at
his desk The fellow ran when the
captain yelled at him and Bruhn gave
chase. The thief had good start
and was feet of foot, but was tripped
up by dog and the captain was on
him in a second, giving him a good |
humping and sending him about his
business. After the excitement was
over Capt. Bruhn remembered that he |
was almost naked and FASTENED back |
to his vessel. A number of petty rob-
)eres have been committed along the
locks of late. The fellow thwarted by
apt. Bruhn was a white man and
stranger