The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-23

The Doric sails at p. m. for San
Francisco.
The Mariposa sails at p. IN. for the
Colonies. via Samoa.
The Rufus f. Wood has hauled over
to the coal wharf, where she will fin
ish discharging.
The Jane l.. Stanford arri,ed ut Port
Townsend on the 18th, and the BrculJi-
da at Astoria ON the 9th.
The Il. =. Rithet sailed from the Col
den Gate on the 18th, and the lr'ngard
on the 18th, both FOR his port.
The Alden Besse has moved over to
Sorenson's dock. and the Allen has ia
ken the berth she vacated at Brewers.
The BENZ. F. Packard sailed from
! New York on the 9th for San Fran
cisco, and was spoken at sea two days
later
The American ship Indiana arrived
i'm New York on the 18th inst. from
| TIilo. Going around the Horn she had
mizzentop gallant mast carried away
in heavy blow.
The bark Ceylon arrived in San
Francisco on the Sth, rs days from this
port. On the same day the Annie
johnson, % days from Hilo, and the
Consuelo, % days from Mahukona ar
rived.
The new Hawaiian steamer Upolu,
built for Mr. Kinds of Kohala, at the
| Risden Iron Works, sailed from San
Francisco for Honoipu on the 18th,
and is expected before the end of the
week She is bringing cargo of lum-
Der. Captain Raverly is her master.
The 5. S. Maripusa, Captain Hay
ward, arrived from San Francisco this
morning at ) o'clock. She brings a
number of passengers for this port,
and full cargo of through freight.
| The steamers are unable % handle
| the enormous shipments IF reight to
/ the Colonies. The Ml.rpo;r had TO
leave many hundred tons on rne lock.
The II. NJ. S. Warrimoo sailed from
/ Victoria on the 10Th on the time of
the r. NJ. S. Aorangi, and the latter
vessel will sail on the Warrimoo's reg
ular time. The Aorangi had run al
most month behind her schedule
and was not ready for sea. so it was
decided to send the Warrimo away
ahead of her schedule. The Warrimoo
The p. NJ S. Doric arrived from 70
kohama early this morning, Il whole
day ahead of her SEM luir. and VIII
sail for the Golden Gate again ~ j
p. m. She brings in addition {, a
number of local cabin passengers, 800
Japanese and $50 Chinese passengers
in the steerage. She hac 40 tons Of
freight for this port, which must he
landed in a hurry if she is to get off
on time.
The row between the Federal and
State quarantine officers at San Fran
cisco was brought to head IN the
18th inst. by the arrest of Captain
Finch of the o. & O. NJ. S. Gaelic, and
Pilot Jordan, who took his vessel into
port, for violation of the State quar-
antine laws. The Pacific Mail Compa-
ny proposes to fight the case in the
upper courts to determine once for
all whether the State or Federal quar-
antine law is to be obeyed.
The sugar laden bark Ceylon, 2S
| days from Honolulu, had a narrow es-
cape from being wrecked yesterday
morning, says the San Francisco
| Chronicle of the 9th Captain Calhoun
was bringing his vessel in on the food
tide between and o'clock, when
she was carried on to Arch rock.
! There was little wind at the time, and
though she got clear of the rock, she
was carried by the tide with heavy
force upon the rock a second time.
The Government quarantine tug Geo.
NJ. Sternburg, which was close at
hand, pulled the Ceylon from her dan
gerous position, and she proceeded up
the bay. She will be put ON the dry
dock as soon as she unloads her ar
go consisting of 14,445 bags of sugar.