The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-03
WHAT SAILOR MEN TALK Of
ARRIVAL OF THE GAELIC AND
MOANA.
Fine Trip of the Kenilworth-Coast
-Mariposa Late--News and
Gossip of the City Front.

The schooner Alice Cooke will get
away tomorrow.
The Kate Davenport arrived at Fort
Blakely on the 10Th ult.
The II. F. Glade was reported on
Jauuary 3Oth. in Lat. S., Long. 81 w.
The barkentine Irmgard sailed from
San Francisco for this port on the
22nd ult.
The Waialeale arrived this morning
from Kauai, with $500 bags of sugar
for the Hitchcock.
The British ship Allonbv has been
chartered to load wheat at Tacoma,
for United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp
or Dunkirk, at 32s Cd.
The barkentine Klillitat sailed from
Port Angeles for this port on the 10Th
ult.. and the schooner John G. North
for Honopu on the same day.
Captain Grcenleaf of the bartentine
Arago received n brief note from his
owners acknowledging the report on
the wreck. and assurances that full
instructions would be sent bv the S.
S. Mariposa.
The arrivals at San Francisco from
Island ports since last mail adVfoes
have been: Aloha, 10 DAYS. and Annie
johnson. IL DAYS, on the 21st ult; II.
p. Rithet. Is days on the Goth ult.: the
Mohican, II days on the 18th ulr.
When the Gaelic sailed from San
Francisco. the sailing of the Mariposa
had been postponed until the 25th ow-
ing to the non-arrival of the English
mails. The Oceanic liner may cbuse-
quently be expected in the morning.
The S. s. Moana made one of her
usual brief calls last evening. arriving
alongside the dock about 1870 p. m.
and sailing again for the Coast at
midnight. She brought little freight
and some local passengers, with a big
through list.
The S. 5. China sailed from Hong
kong on the 18th ult. She is due here
next Sunday, but may be expected III
two days earlier, as she is Fastening
to San Francisco to make repairs Zen.
dered necessary through her expert
ence in typhoons on the outward Noy.
age.
The German bark II. Hackfeld viii
finish discharging general cargo OF
Monday or Tuesday, and then move
over to the railroad wharf to get out
500 tons of railroad material and take
in stitfening. She will then load rap
| idly for ASH Francisco, taking abou
1000 tons of sugar.
The S. S. Gaelic arrived from Sar
| Francisco at 1:15 o'clock this morn
ing and came alongside. She has lit
| list of passengers. The Gaelic lef
San Francisco at her usual time on tn,
23rd, but met heavy weather and bat
! han 1,,-t, 1. h., ,,.hf al,
! her days 91h hours on the voyage. Oh
the way down Chinese Storage pas
senger died. His body was embalmet
according to the Chinese custom.
! Captain Baker of the famous Anne
rican ship Kenilworth, has another
| fine record to his credit. having a,rlv
ed at San Francisco on the 10Th lit
us days from New York. A recent
| Chronicle says of him: "Since III,
ship Keniworth was burned at Por
Costa some years ago and repaired
and placed under the American flag
she has made some very fast voyages
notably those from New York to thi.
port. Since Captain Baker has beer
in her she has made three fact trips
from one side of the American CONT
nent to the other. The Kenilwortl
arrived Saturday night from New
York, after passage of 11S days. Hel
other trips were made in 115 and III
days respectively. Captain Baker says
he was never outsailed on the Kenil
worth until he met the French BARI
Marguerite Molinos, ffthe Horn
They were in company for a while
but in fifteen hours the Frenchmar
had sailed away from him. While of
Cape Horn big sea swept the ship
lifted four of her boats into the ali
and smashed them to pieces on the
deck. The Frenchman arrived in Sar
Francisco on the same day as the
kenilworth, 113 days from New York