Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-01
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

The brig Consuelo sailed IRON
San Francisco for MahukoL Sep.
TENDER 81.
The British steamer Condor sail.
ed from San Francisco for Manila
on the 18th inst.
The Warrimoo did not get away
for Vancouver and Victoria unit! |
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Keauhou will return to Ha.
makua at II m Monday and the
James Makee to Kspaa at 4 p IN
on the same day.
The schooner John G North
sailed from San Francisco for Ho.
noipu with a cargo of general mer.
chandise, September Is.
The bark Helen Denny sailed
from Newcastle, n S w, for this
port August IA. She should be
here inside of fortnight.
The China brings word of the
Iealandia. Her injuries, received
in typhoon, were quite serious,
and it will be some time before
she is ready to continue her voy-
ages L Chronicle.
The Santiago and G ID Bryant
for Hilo and the Irmgard and An
drew Welch for Honolulu, have
been chartered to load, and the II
= Rithet and Mauna Ala were to
have sailed for this port on the
Oath inst.
The following vessels have been
chartered in Newcastle, n s W, to
load coal for this port: Bktns City
of Adelaide, Echo and Kate Flick.
niger; bks Dominion and McNear;
schrs Muriel and Defiance; sps Re.
public and Hawaiian Isles.
The bark G d Bryant, which ar.
rived on Saturday night from Ho-
nolulu, brought up two soldiers
who had slowed away in Honolu-
In. They went down in the Peru,
but neglected to remain on board
when that steamer left Honolulu
for Manila, where there was con
siderable prospect Of fighting. Tn,
captain of the Bryrut put them
ashore here soon after his arrival,
S + Chronicle.
The o S S Australia, Houdlette
commander, arrived in port this
morning as predicted in the BUL-
LETIN. Her passenger and freight
accommodations were both taxed
to tho utmost. Puruer McCombe
kindly furnished the following re
port: Left San Francisco. Sept
"a, 1898, at 2 Ppm with 80 cabin
and II Storage passengers; also
So bags mail. Experienced moder
ate to strong S Il winds until Sep
26. Thence to port, moderate to
strong trade winds, squally anC
rainy. Arrived in Honolulu, Oct |
1898. Time 6 days, l6 hours ant
55 minutes.
The bark Alden Besse, which
arrived yesterday, twenty-five days
from Honolulu, had most un
usual experience off this coast
She was for over five days within
200 miles of the Golden Gate
There was no wind, and by the
time the wind did come Captain
Potter had almost given up hope
of ever reaching San Francisco
On September 10th, at SPIN wher
about $50 miles west of the Faral
lones, the Alden Besse encount-
cred a heavy electric storm. Thund
er roared and lightning turned the
night into day. Heavy showers o
rain fell at frequent intervals, bu
absolutely no wind accompanied
the storm. The storm continued
until 10 m of the 18th, and Cap,
tain Potter says that the occurrence
was the strangest he had ever ex-
perienced.-S + Chronicle.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From San Francisco, per O S 5
Australia, Oct John Alger, d |
Austin, A G Banning and wife, /
I Bennett, Robt BRINE, DE Brown
Miss L L Brown, Miss EG Brown
DIR ID A Carmichael, u S NJ IL 5
G NJ Cooke, Miss NJ EgNn
Miss NJ G Farrell, G NJ Curtis
Mis- G J Fishel, Il W Fuller
L Gosliner, A Haneberg, A Hener
L L Henry, Phil Hirsch, Mrs G {