The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-21
WHAT SAILOR MEN TALK Of
british STEAMER BRAEMA WIEL
NOT COME.
phuger Leaves for Portland Latest
Shipping News From the Coast-Lo-
cal News and Gossip.

I
Gamble for this port with a cargo of
lumber on the 9th inst.
The w. G. Irwin cleared at San
Francisco for this port on the 18th,
and probably sailed on the next day.
The steamer James Makee arrived
this morning from Kauai ports, with
AS bags of rice. She will sail for Ka-
paa with coal again at p. IN.
The barkentine s. G.. Wilder was
reported fifteen miles east at 11.15
p. IN. She is % days out from San
Francisco.
The barlentine Klikitat and the
schooner Robert Levers have been
chartered to load lumber at Port Gam
gle for this port.
The Amelia arrived at Port Blakeley
from this port on the 18th inst. The
Klikitat arrived at Port Gamble on
the same day and the Robert Levers
on the following day.
The Duguay Trouin arrived at San
Francisco on tho 18th inst, ten days
from this port. The Philadelphia
had not put in an appearance up to
the time the Moana sailed.
The bark Calousa is still tied up at
the railroad wharf. She is leaking
badly. but not enough it is believed,
to prevent her from making the voy-
age in ballast to the Sound.
The Andrew Welch, up from Homo
lulu, in the Planters Line, is engage
ed full. and her berth is taken by the
Mohican, which will be followed in
turn by the Archer, says San Fran
cisco exchange.
While anchored in San Francisco
harbor on the Sth inst. the S. S. Chi
ma was run into by the little schoon-
er Five Brothers, with the result that
the schooner's bowsprit and headgear
was carried away.
The Phuger got away for Portland
this morning and her berth at the
railroad wharf was taken by the Bry-
ant. The Columbia hauled into the
anchor vacated by the Bryant. and
will there discharge lumber into the
scows.
The British steamship Braema will
not, after all. call at this port. Dn-
vies O. Co. received advices today say
ing that she could not secure enough
passengers and freight to warrant a
call here. so that she will go straight
across to Portland.
Arrived at San Francisco from Is
land ports: October I. Ger. sh. Ii. f.
Glade, - days from Honolulu; Ocio-
Der 9. Haw. blk. Roderic Dhu. Is days
from Hlo; October -, brig. Lurline.
20 days from Ma<ulona; October H.,
Am. schr. Transit. - days from Hon
olulu.
Il, !,
Baltimore September 20 with 1850
tons of coal Tor San Francisco. 1t is
the second largest cargo which has ev-
er left Baltimore. the Shenandoah hav-
ing loaded 46G2 tons, also for San
Francisco.
The steamer Barracuda came into
port, says the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle of the 18th, late yesterday after
noon from Panama. The vessel will
have some repairs made to her ma
chnery, and will then go to Honou-
In, where she will have her registry
changed from that of Great Britain to
that of Hawaii, following the exam
pie of the China.
Captain Roster, master of the bark
Callao, which made the longest pas
sage from this port around the Horn
this year, is in "A New York hospital,
suffering from a severe attack of
dropsy. He was i'll while here, but re-
covered after getting out to sea. The
physicians say that he cannot live I'M
less he goes at once to colder eli
mate, and remains there.
The fate of nine of the crew of the
wrecked whaler Navarch is still in
doubt OF the fOrtV-Spyen DerSOnS
who were on the vessel when she was
nipped in the ice off Port Barrow on
August LIST, twenty-four are known TO
be alive. Fourteen are head and the
remainder, if alive, are floating about
the cold Arctic seas, probably on an
ice foe, or perhaps in the cabins of
their helpless vessel, drifting at the
mercy of storms and tides.
The S. S. Moana, Captain Carey, ar
rived from San Francisco this mora
ing, having sailed from there on the
afternoon of the 18th inst. The sea
was as smooth as IA mill pond all the
way. The Moana is loaded as deep as
the law allows with Australia freight
and they had to leave 600 tons on the
dock at San Francisco, consequently
she brought no local freight; not ev-
en- ice house goods. She brought for
ty cabin passengers and IA large
number of steerage.