Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-03
NEWS OF The SEA
VARIOUS INTERESTING MARINE
NEWS OF TODAY.
O.s. y. Alameda from the United states
vessel in distress
tine W ~. Dim ond Arrives.

The Alden Besse arrived at San
Francisco May 20 after a passage
of 81 days hence.
The German bark Paul Isen-
berg sails this afternoon for San
Francisco with cargo Of sugar.
Tomorrow, high tide large 700
p m high tide small sos m; low
tide large lilo m; low tide small
1:50 p m.
Bark Diamond Head left Port
Blakely, May %, and bark Pal
myra, Port Gamble, May %, both
for Honolulu.
1t is probable the U S gun boat
Concord will be at Honolulu soon,
on her way from California to the
China station.
Sealing schooner Maud s.
was totally wrecked on Queen
Charlotte Islands, two of the
crew dying from exposure.
Schooner Albert Meyer, Mar
shall master, takes a cargo of fer
tilizer from Killisnoo, Alaska, to
Kahului, having sailed May 20.
The Italian bark Giuseppel,
ITO tons, is chartered at San
Francisco in ballast for Honolulu
to load sugar here for New York.
Bark Palmyra from Port Gam
BILE aud schooners Jessie Minor
and Esther Buhne from Eureka
are chartered for lumber to Homo.
lulu.
After lying nearly a month in
the stream, the barkentine En-
senada has begun discharging coal
for Castle & Cooke at the Rail
road wharf.
Schooner General Siglin, from
San Francisco for Alaska, was
found abandoned at sea with boats
missing, and dead body of the
mate dashed to the wheel.
The S s Australia did not get
away until after 5 o'clock last
night. A large quantity of bana.
mas and pineapples, which was
sent over from the railroad late in
the day, caused the delay.
The boys of the steamer Kilau-
ca Hou wish to be put on record
for fast loading of sugar. At Ho
nomu last week, 1850 bags sugar
we're slowed in the steamers hold
between Z m and 7 p m. Purser
Frank Poor did the tallying.
Charters at San Francisco in
clude barks Mohican, Alden Besse,
Albert and Archer, and barkentine
w Fl Dimond for Honolulu; bark
Roderick Dhu for Hilo, schooners
Muriel and John G North for Ho
noipu, brig j ID Spreckels for Ma.
hukona and barkentine Planter
for Kahului. ...
Purser Fulcher kindly furnishes
the following report of s s Ala
media: Left San Francisco May
n, 1897. at 1920 p m; on May 29,
LEO p m passed s s Peru; on
June l, sos p IN, passed s 8 Cop
tic. Had moderate breeze and
fine weather throughout the voy-
age. Arrived at Honolulu June 3
at 7 m.
The barkentine w H Dimond
came in this morning before
breakfast time, having made the
passage from San Francisco is 1S9
days. Fine weather was had all
the way. A full general cargo
and 700 bales of hay on deck were
brought. One of the crew was
badly hurt by falling from aloft,
but is getting all right again.
Capt Nilsson reports seeing the
bark Martha Davis and a deep.
water English ship. The latter
vessel paid no attention to the
friendly signals of the w IL Di-
mond, SO her name was not OBJ
tanned.
ship superb.
The British ship Superb, Will
liams master, anchored off port
this morning. She was 20 days
from Puget Sound, bound for
Freemantle, Australia, with load
of lumber. The ship came here to
get water, having run short of that
precious fluid.
The Fort George.
The ship Fort George arrived
from England yesterday, says the
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