Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-26
Delayed Liner MaripoSa In Port En-
Route to the Colonies.
Tetautua In Charge Of Sheriff Arrives Bark
]. B. Walker Stops for War
News : Foreign.

mand of the bark Martha Davis.
The delay in the arrival Of the
Maripusa was caused by the late
rival in New York of the En-
glish mails.
DR. M Soule is new surgeon of
the Mariposa vice DR. McNulty
who goes to Manila as surgeon on
the Australia.
The steamer Peter Jebsen, now
seeking a Hawaiian register, is
reported May ID sailing from San
Diego for Nanaimo.
The schooner Esther Buhne has
sailed for San Francisco with
7136 sacks of Eva sugar, $4,000
pounds, valued at $31,23
A steam schooner. named the
Aloha and owned by is Kimbsll,
was launched in San Francisco,
May IL. She will be used in the
coasting trade.
The schooner Emma & Louisa
sailed today for San Diego. Among
the shipments were 600 sacks rice,
30 dozen cocoanuts, so lunches
banauas and 62,5l6 bottles.
The American bark j b Walker
anchored outside the channel last
evening at s o'clock bound from
Kobe for San Francisco with
curios. The captain stopped for
war news.
The bark Anuie johnson for
Hio and bark S G Allen, Mohi-
can and r P Rithet and barken-
tine w H Dinond for Honolulu
were mp aud loading at San Fran
cisco May 10.
The Tnbitian schooner Tetautua
sailed into port this morning and
locked at Irmgard wharf, where
she is the cynosure of all water
front eyes. The Tetautua was in
charge of deputy sheriff from
Hookena, but will no doubt be
released from custody today.
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The bark s @ Allen, which ar
rived May IL in San Francisco
from Honolulu, p 'rted having
passed at 2 am of May 18th, about
thirty-six miles west of Point
Reyes, boat drifting bottom up.
ward. The bark passed quite
close to the derelict, which was
about rs feet long, 8 feet beam,
and was painted black.
New Steamship Line to Honolulu.
The Santa Fe Railroad compa
ny will put on line of steamers
to operate permanently between
San Diego and Yokohama accord.
ing to a dispatch from Los Apge-
les May y. A Japanese corpo-
ration will furnish the ships and
run them. The termini of the
system will be San Diego and 70
kohama, with call at Honolulu.
The Amarapoora wrecked.
Word was received May 10 in
San Francisco of the total wreck
of the British steamer Amarapoora
on the Shantung coast. She is
reported a total loss, and in the
dispatch no mention is made as to
whether the crew are saved or not.
The Amarapoora is we'll known
in this port. She ran for some
time between British Columbia
ports and San Francisco with coal.
On November 90 last she sailed
from Vancouver, B G, for Yoke
hama, and has since then been en-
gagged along the Chinese and
Japanese coasts.
Where Did the Argyll Go.
The departure of the steamship
Argyll last Monday night was
watched with some curiosity by
the waterfront. She cleared for
Portland, Oregon, and, soon after
discharging the pilot, her course
was directed to the westward in
stead of around Koko Head, the
customary route to the north. Up
on the heights, it being a clear
evening, the Argylls smoke was
seen disappearing on the horizon
away off in the course of steamers
going to japan. Can the contin-
ued absence of the tug Eleu be
connected with this ? May not
the Argyll be just out of sight
waiting-for somethingp
The Roanoke's Captain Known Here.