Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-19
MARINE NEWS NOTES
LAsGE AMOUNT or SUGAR READY
FoR SHIPS.
Bsrk Albert Arrivcs-ship Curtis for
New York-ki aai msru
Leave. Port.

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One deserter from the George
Curtis and one from the Iroquois
are reported today.
Tomorrow, high tide large $50
p m; high tide small $50 a IN; low
tide large HOO a m; low tide small
1:25 p IN.
The four. masted, iron, Ameri-
can ship Kenilworth arrived from
San Francisco today, after pass
age of Is days. She is to load for
New York.
The steamer Waialeale reports
sighting large full-rigged ship,
deeply laden, off Kaena Point on
Friday night. The ship was also
sighted by the steamer james
Mskee.
The American ship George Cur
tbs sailed this afternoon for New
York. Her cargo is46, 064bgs sugar,
weighing 1892 tons, and is ship
ped by VIM G Irwin & Co to the
American Sugar Refining Co.
The steamer Kaala brought in
a heavy cargo on Saturday. Be.
sides a full load OF sugar and
sundries, she had an artesian we'll
boring outfit aboard. Her deck
was close on a level with the
water.
A shark fishing party went to
Pearl Harbor in a whale-boat on
Saturday night, returning yester-
day No sharks we're caught, but
the boys had lots Of fun. Henry
Vida (captain), Dan Vida, "
Coruweil, Il Lemon and Chas
Chilingworth made up the party.
Two of the fellows were rather
seasick on the trip home, and
hardly cared whether the boat
sank or not.
There is a large amount of
sugar at this port at present, but
there are few vessels to carry it
away. Oceanic warehouse and
wharf are blocked with sugar, and
there are large piles of sweet stuff
at some of the other wharves. The
ship Curtis sails with a full load
for New York this afternoon. The
ship Iroquois is completing her
cargo rapidly, and will leave on
Thursday. The bark Albert will
begin loading this week for San
Francisco as soon as her inward
cargo is out. The ship Kenil-
worth, just arrived, is then next
vessel to load for New York. A
whole fleet of vessels are due, for
the arrival of which waterfront
men are praying.
Captain Lee r. Sewall, the
nephew of Arthur Sewall, owner
of the Kenilworth, intended to go
to Honolulu on that vessel. As
it happened the clipper made a
very smart RIM to San Francisco
and receiving quick dispatch got
away from here in ballast on the
Bird inst. Had the Newport been
on time Captain Sewall might still
have caught the vessel, but all the
circumstances were against him.
The gallant skipper will sail on
the Rio de Janeiro and Join the
kenilworth at Honolulu, where
the latter will load sugar for New
York. 1t will be remembered
that the Kenilworth is an English
built ship and several years ago
was burnt to the waters edge at
Port Costa during the big fire.
She was then sold to the highest
bidder and after being repaired was
placed under the American flag.
Since that time she has made
many fast trips, and the present
one may be gagged by the fact
that the Dirigo, the only Ameri-
can-built steel ship ahoat, which
left New York five days before the
Kenilworth, has not yet reached
port.-The Call.
Kinsi Maru.
The Japanese steamer Kiuai
Maru sailed at G m yesterday,
taking 543 rejected immigrants
and over 200 passengers from the
Japanese Colony in town.
A Prowler Punished.
About ten o'clock Saturday
night, Captain Bruhn of the
steamer Kauai was awakened by a
noise, and found someone rum
maging about in his room. The
captain made a spring from his
bunk, but got mixed up in the
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