Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-15
NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT
WHAT ~ DOING ALONG T8E
DECKS.
The schooner Olga sails By This
About ISLAND Steamers
-. y. wsrrimoo Tomorrow.

| lu6 bptuultT mlhtHdlh Will ledNe
for Lahaina tomorrow.
The s s Warrimoo is scheduled
to arrive from British Columbia
tomorrow.
Captain Macaulay, the genial
pilot, is engaged at present in
regsining his Gland legs"
The Waialeale arrived from
Kauai at noon today. Nothing
new about the Lihue trouble was
brought.
/ Tomorrow, high tide large 1888
p m; high tide small 2:55 a m; low
tide large S:36 m; low tide small
1910 p m.
The schooner Olga, Ipsen
master, arrived off port this morn
inc 80 dsvs from Newcastle, with
coal. Pilot Sanders took out
orders for her to proceed to Ka-
hului.
The S i Commercial News
says: Captain Haskell, formerly
Of the B p Cheney, has gone
north to relieve Captain Morse in
command of the G F Sargent, now
loading coal at Departure Bay for
Dutch Harbor. Captain Morse
will be placed in command of the
Fort George upon that vessels ar
rival.
The Hest on Record.
An exchange says the British
ship Miltiades, from San Fran
cisco Dec. 20 with cargo Of barley
and merchandise, arrived at Lon
don after a passage ofS4days. This
is said to be the best passage by
two days ever recorded between
the two ports.
Secrets OF the Deep.
| A very ingenious and simple
continuance is used to bring to
the surface samples of sea water
taken from great depths, and I'M
mixed with water from the other
depths which it has passed
through in Keeling in. 1t consists
of cylinder with valve open
ing upward at each end, the two
valves being connected with a
shaft. These valves open as the
cylinder goes down, allowing the
water to flow through it. On the
top of the cylinder is a small
propeller attached to a threaded
shaft, and when the cylinder is
drawn up this propeller revolves,
screwing down the shaft, which
in turn screws down onto the
valves, sealing them Theoretically,
with the sample of water which
was inside of the cylinder when
the upward motion began. Some
of the most interesting problems
of deep sea investigation have
been worked out from the water
taken in this way.--Exchange.
Will be spiIced.
Jas B Won Hagen, a young
man employed by the Inter ISL
and Steamship Company, has
been stricken by Cupid's shaft,
,.-a .g aUon 20 we'd :. Elxom Ame-
rican lass.
James has resided in the Para.
disc of the Pacific but short
while, but, liking the country,
intends to remain in this land of
continuous summer. Mr. Won
Hagen was formerly employed as
a steward, both ashore and afioat,
in the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company fof a period OF seven
years. While the steamer Mauna
Loa, the largest craft of the In
ter-Island Co.'S fleet, was being
fitted out at San Francisco, he SO.
cured the position of chief steward
in her, and in that capacity ar
rived at Honolulu the latter part
of last year. Later he was trans
ferred to the steamer Mikahala,
holding that position until few
days ago. He is now in newly
made position-as sport steward"
for the whole heet-having the
supervision of the supplying of
stewards stores for all the boats.
James says he will give luau in
honor of the coming happy event,
at which all his friends will be
welcome,