Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-10

Reneral nlerCnaluISe W IL DoN'SS ~
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Friday, Mar 10.
PM SIS China, Seabury, from China
and Japan.
Up s : Shinshiu Maru, Brady, from
Yokohama.
DEPARTURES.
Friday, Mar 10.
Stmr Mikahala, Thompson, for
Makaweli, Waimea and Kekaha at B
pm.
Stmr Helene, Macdonald, for Kihei,
Laupahoehoe, Ookala and Papaloa at
A pm.
PMS S China, seabury, for San
Francisco at p m.
The Kinshiu Maru will leave
this port for Seattle via Vancouver,
b. c., on March IL, at II o'clock
noon:
The schooner Aloha finished
discharging her cargo OF general
merchandise this morning. She
is now ready to take on sugar.
The r P Rithet will be due
here 10 a few days now. She sail
ed from San Francisco, Feb 26.
The Rithet has among her prin-
cipsl shipments, the following:
2S7 bbls -four, 45 cs canned goods,
1900 CO coal oil, 80 bis bags, %
tons fertilizer, 345 ctls corn, 375
bales and 16l tons hay, 5000 lbs
meals, 1876 c,ls oats, 400 SKIS mid
dlings, 5l45 sks bran, 10 pkes
paints and oils, 2 cs fuse, 1850
lbs coal, 10000 bricks, 10 cs
hardware, % pkgs machinery, 135
ctls wheat, 1856 ctls barley, 2 cs
cosp, 100 bbls lime, l5 horses.
Edward O'Brien Notes.
The captain of the derelict Ed
ward O'Brien will leave for the
States in the Australia, having
settled all of his business here.
There is not a bit of coal left in
the derelict. All this has been
washed out and is now at the bot
tom of the sea. Some of the chain
of the O'Brien is aboard the Ro-
bert Levers.
Death ON the A. j. Fuller.
Thos Doyle, seaman on A J
Fuller, fell from aloft Jan Z, and
was instantly killed. In the fall
the man broke his neck one arm,
both legs and fractured his skull.
He was buried at sea the day after
the accident. The dead man was
rs years of age and native of
Galloway, Ireland. Brief men
ton was made of this in the Bull
LETIN WHEN the ship arrived.
F,asd $40 and Costs.
The case of Charles Charspren
for assault and battery on Adolph
johnson, mate of the American
Girl, came up in the police cour,
this forenoon. The mate had the
Captain and sailing master of the
ship as his witnesses while the
sailor had three of the crew. The
formers witnesses said the sailor
struck the first blow while the
witnesses or the latter swore that
the mate was the aggressor. Al
all events, the defendant was
found guilty and fined SO snG
costs. The mate presented sad
appearance but, from his size, he
should have been able to protect
himself in better shape. Tn,
sailor is a small man.
| Passengers Booked.
The following passengers are
booked to leave for San Fra ncisc,
in the China this afternoon: Mr.
Cheney, Mrs Meyers, Mr. and Mr.
T Wright, Mr. and Mrs @ II King
Miss King, Q w Arnold, Miss Lii,
Pless, Mrs j M Dat, Mr. and Mr.
II E Strahorn, f A Lewis, Mr. an
Mrs G Il Graham and daughter
Miss G l. Turner, Mrs s ID Alex
ander, Miss A Alexander, Mis-
M Alexander, W ID Alexander j
and servant, DIR L r Webster
Miss B Tanning, w F Waterhous
and wife, j Il Fisher, wife an
daughter, s Greenebaum and sor
, DR. and Mrs Walters, DR. X Fut
, herer, Ernest Cooke, DR. AndeI
! son, Mr. Higbee, II II Garter, M
D Hoffman, @ ID Harden and wifi
{ ID G Harden, wife and daughte
4 w Il Brown and wife, Mrs.L
q Mslln. anI Il NJ. L