Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-21
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
Now Will Troop Ships Step at Honolulu
is the Question.
Sugar Steamers ArriVe-YaCht TOlna al Hong
kong Amelia Discharged -InSpec-
tor Macaulay ConValeScent.

sugar on hand.
The Keauhou is dichargipg La
haina sugar into the ship A j
Fuller this afternoon.
The schooner Annie M Camp
bell is discbarging lumber at
Allen & Robinson wharf.
Custom Inspector Macaulay is
on duty again after a large siege
of muscular rheumatism.
The schooner Transit received
the sugar cargoes off the Mikaha-
la, Waialeale and Kaena today.
The Z X Wood, chartered t.
load coal at Newcastle, N s w,
proceeds to Honolulu, instead Of
San Francisco and the Palmyra
goes to Unga Island.
The China brought so Chinese.
II Japanese and one Korean in
the steerage to this port yesterday
and 161 tons of merchandise. She
sails for San Francisco at A o'clock
this afternoon.
The schooner Carrier Dove
sailed for San Francisco this
morning with 22,04l bags of
sugar, 2,647,2l6 pounds, valued at
S9l,22l and shipped by F A
Schaefer q Co, G Brewer & Co
and Castle & Cooke.
The Waialeale brought over
from Laie last night boat which
has been lying on the beach tn re
ever since the wreck of the Kaala,
20 which it belonged. The Wi
rleale has been gone from this
port since last Monday as The bar
was breaking so badly at Lale A.
t. render the loading Of K4hnku
sugar impossible. There was
strong eas'erly wind and swell the
last three days. There is 100
sacks of sugar remaining at Ks-
huku.
The Peking.
1t was proposed by the War
Department to place at least a
regiment of infantry on board the
City of Picking which was expect
ed to sail from San Francisco for
Manila about May Is. The City
of Picking, besides carrying ma
chine shop for the repair of the
conquered vessels of the Spanish
men Of war, will take a large
amount of ammunition, as follows:
Fifty rounds for each eight inch
gun, fifty rounds for each six inch
gun, 100 rounds for each five inch
guu, 300 rounds for each one and
six FOUNDER.
Garden Isle shipping.
The following sugar remains on
Kauai: Makaweli $500, Kealia
$500, V Knudsen 200, Waimea
$50 bags. Koloa, Eleele and Ke-
kaha are cleaned out. The w G
Hall had 1880 sacks of Kekaha
sugar on board yesterday. Rough
weather on the windward side of
Kauai and heavy sea and strong
east wind in the channel. Kekaha
mill stopped grinding yesterday
for a few days repairs and will
START up again May %. The w G
Hall will arrive from leeward
Kauai ports tomorrow morning
with full cargo.
VIII the Transports Call HereI
Discussion is going on along
shore regarding the probability
of the stopping at this port of the
ships containing the United States
troops from San Francisco Oh
their way to Manila. This port is
certainly 1000 miles out of thu
way and the City of Picking could
make Manila easily with coal to
spare if the great circle route was
taken. But the Charleston, some
wise ones say, would have to re-
plenish her bunkers between San
Francisco and Manila. Again, it
is possible the City of Picking may
try to make the trip direct without
a convoy, and the Charleston wait
to go with the other and slower
transports that are to follow the
City of Picking. In the opinion OF
many of the seagoing men on the
front, it is possible that Honolulu
may be left out in the route taken