Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-13
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT


10.
The schooner Bangor sailed
from Port Townsend for Kqilua
October 4.
The u S Z s arrived in San
Francisco October 4, 8 days Is
hours from this port.
The bark Alden Besse sailed
from San Francisco for this port
October 5. She has a full cargo
of general merchandise, included
10 which are the following Gov
eminent supplies: 1908 bales hay,
134l bales straw and 20, 100 sacks
bran.
The o S S Alameda arrived in
port early this morning after
quick run from San Francisco
from which port she sailed Thurs
day night at 11:50 p m, having
been detained l day and 81 hours
awaiting the arrival of the Eng
fish mails. The Alameda brings
cargo of army supplies as we'll
as one sack of coin valued at
$1,000.
The bsrkentine w FL Dimond
sailed from San Francisco for this
port, October 4. She has the fol-
lowing among her principal ship
ments: lao bis hay, 80 ctls bar
ley, 2 cs dry goods, 500 lbs and 16
cs manufactured tobacco, Al pkgs
groceries and provisions, 400 cs
gin, POI pkgs machinery, 13 cs
boots and shoes, 1926 gals and As
cs wine, liz cs hardware, so pkgs
beer, 2 cs drugs, 30 bxs candles, %
carboys acid, 703 lbs lard, 81 bis
paper, 23l5 lbs rolled barley, 800
lbs bread, 25 cs canned goods, 1872
tons fertilizer, $50 cs brandy, 80
nils oats, 10 cs glyceriue.
The steamship Centennial sail
ed yesterday for Seattle, fro m
which port she will prob ably sail
to Honolulu, forming one of the
new line between the Queen City
of Washington and Uncle Sans
new territory. Captain Whitney
was more than pleased to get away.
Naval boards that have now ac-
cepted and again refused to accept
his vessel for transport service
have kept his cup of trouble very
full ever since the Centennial ar
rived, and he welcomes any change
in preference to the monotony of
waiting for the final decision on
the numerous reports that have
been made on his ships +
Chronicle.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From San Francisco, o S S
Alameda, Oct l3-W b Allen, Mrs
Il Bailey and son, Il Batting
Barthrop, + S Benson and wife, A
A Braymer, w FL Cook, j H Dor
sey, G NJ Edmonds, Geo II Ewart,
Mrs G L Fitzpatrick, Miss Il Fur.
ley, I'll w Foster and wife, V M
Greever, Adam Heunisch, Mrs l.
Holland, Miss l. M Mackay, j Nj
Maring and wife, Mrs VIM Nc
Caslin, Miss NJ Noble, Mrs Il j
Penfeld, Mrs A Quinn and two
children, Mrs j G Rothwell, + A
Schaefer, W d Sorby and wife, L
NJ Starky, Mrs WaIlenstein and
two children, DR. Jas T Wayson,
II NJ Whitney, Mrs G s Woolley
and son. Through: Chas l. Gre
hore, Capt V Schenfelder, VIM NJ
Woodwork, A Ashley, Mrs L r
Beaumont, Miss Beaumont, Miss
M 9 Beaumont, Master Beaumont,
W A Boord, Mrs j + Chimney
Jos Durkin, NJ Emanuel and wife,
j w Forster, I'll Franks, G V
Henrie, Mrs A NJ Jones and child,
G. X johnson, w s Laurie, Mrs T.
Love, w Il Pickells, Mrs DR. Ray
and daughter, w Royal, Z A San
ford, W j Whyte.
PASSENGERS DEPART.
For San Francis, per o s s Ma
riposa, Oct l2-F w Dickson, G
s Smith, j b Robertson, E M
Smith, Martin Smith, Miss Allen,
Judge Frear, Mrs Il B Cousins,
ID Il Brown, Miss Il Il Brown,
Miss T. G Brown. A w Weyer,
Geo w Spencer, Phil Hirscb, T
Gaslena, Capt u l. Tanner, w G
Achi, L Il Henry, w @ King, W
M Alexander, Lieut. Crowell. S