The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-14

Ire \ W Spies VIII 30 to Hlc
next week 10 load sugar for New York.
Captain J. ". Saunders has sue
cseced Captain Feeder IN command q
the Pacific Man steamer Newport
TIE hauIkea0uli was towed 70 sea
by the ing boat yesterday afternoon.
She Is bound for Hanakua after sugar.
The Andrew WeIch for this city and
he Annie Johnson for EI-o. both sail
sd from san Francisco On December
The steamer Trinidad. CBrJ. which
sailed rrum New York On Deeembe
, for Bermuda. made the passage IN
45l2 hours, the fastest on record
The American schooner Emma &
Louisa sailed for San Diego, Cal. Tues
day afternoon with Z cargo Of rice.
bananas and other kinds Of Hawaiian
fruits
The bark Nuuanu viii be tOwed out
by the Claudine On Tuesday. Her dss-
Cinati01 Is kahuIui where she will
complete the work OF loading sugar for
New York
The : y Caste. Mohiean and An
drew Weich viii all be here soon from
San Francisco with cargUes Of general
uerchzudise- The Andrew WeIeh was
20 have left On the 18Th
The steamer EInsu arrived from
Maui ana Hawaii. ports Tuesday fore
noon after i very rough trip She re-
ports leaving the LeEu4 and Hawaii
e HL0 taking shelter and the Helene
OF Pa2uhaU waiting for smooth water
10 make 4 landing The storm has
been raging for several days all along
the Hawaii coast
The American schooner Aloha DabeI
master, arrived in port Wednesday
4 little over 1e days from
San Francisco with Z cargo OF 1900
tons Of general merchandise for 4.
HackfeIt & Co She experienced fine
weather throughout the trip The.
Aloha brought "a hogs for the Metro
10IILGu Meat Market as well as y
ine nu-es
The loss Of the American ship City
Of Philadelphia with all hands at Port
Falkland Islands. has been of
much good 10 other vessels. The PhiIa-
L
about By the fact thai there was no
seaWO-rhy tug at hand 70 rescue her /
Since that disaster two British ships
II war have been stationed there, and
turing the past three months have
10 save three merchant ships I
hal but for the timely assistance. /
would have net the Phfade-Dhia's I
F Chronicle
MONTEREY, December zs-The
high tides in the bay during she past
.eW weeks 50 looseued The old brig I
SaraIIa that the fishermen were able
10 secure number OF large pieces .
Il her hull and among them The rut-F
Ter which though badly decayed. Is 4
l9ld together by the copper bands. {
he EaIaLia was sunk ID Monterey bav
'LL[E years ago and II Is only occa-
1Cua-lE that pieces Of the brig have
ieeu secured BY curiO hunters. She I'll
ue time. belonged TO Napoleon and was
.TrErWards possessed BY Spain
The l[LkahaLa arrived in port We'd
-ssday morning with & cargo OF sugar
OF Castle Z Cooke and H HaekfeId {
Z Co. Ltd She sailed again IN The
treTuOou for HanausuIu- The Mfka-
-aLa letr the James Nakee weather
lound II Ha1zmauIu waiting for
nance 10 get into Kappa The Es An
lou was AZ kILzuea taking On sugar.
u Tuesday the weather became had
gain and the Re Al H0u was forced
Q suspend operations. The MfkshaIa
sports Z general cessation Of The re
enr sLorU al over the Island Al the
Inc Of the Niksha-a's departure the
eporL Of sugar On Kauai was a. fol-
1Es- kOIOa cleaned out. Lfhue s5G0-
fz1amauIu 1000 EIIauea Il ZOO Efs-
z zoo; Maxwell ZOO Kekaha s000.
aIHea 500 Total $1,000 bags.