The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-29

= Although yesterday was legal noh-
day there was little or no indication on
the waterfront that labor had in any
way ceased from it's daily routine. To
be sure, things were not particularly
lively along shore, but then there has
been very little business on the front
for some time, and as yesterday was
neither more nor less lively than other
days, the holiday seemed to make, no
difference.
The bark Planter, Captain Mcneil,
arrived from San Francisco with a
general cargo, including lot OF
Thanksgiving goods and consignment
of beer to relieve the beer famine
which has held Honolulu in it's clutches
for the past few weeks.
The Planter was sighted twenty
miles east at 1:40 p. M, and the tug
Fearless Immediately went out after
her. The Eleu went out after another
vessel, which was supposed to be the
bark ST. Katherine from San Fran
cisco. The Katherine has lot of Pigs
aboard, and Captain Saunders was
doubtless very anxious to get into port
last night, on account of the animals.
which would necessarily be little
short of water after almost a month
at sea. 1t was found later that the
vessel supposed to be the ST. Rather
inc, was in fact, the German bark j. G.
Glade, Captain Siege, LAG days from
Bremen. 1t was late when the vessel
was brought into port.
| The James Makee, of the Inter-Is-
land Steam Navigation Company, is to
be laid up for repairs She will re-
ceive alterations similar to those re-
Iceived by the Iwalani and Niihau, with
the exception that her engines will not
be changed, as were the engines of the
Iwalani. The Mauna Loa is still on
the marine railway, where she will re-
main until she has been thoroughly
Ioverhauled and repaired and made to
appear as good as new.
When the Ke Au Hou went out on
Iher regular run on Tuesday night, Cap
tain Tullett, formerly of the James Ma
lkee was in command, and will remain
$50 permanently. 1t will be remembered
that Captain Mosher, formerly Of the
Ke Au Hou, went to the Mainland
with his wife, en- route to Europe,
where they will remain for a few
months
There was only one ship discharging
the island steamers. She was the
Prince Victor, unloading coal from
Newcastle at the railway wharf
The Iwalani sailed for Lahaina, Ho-
nokaa and Kukuihaele last evening al
4 o'clock. Her crew will eat theil
1HdIkSSlVlnS Ulnner on the ocean
while running from Lahaina to Homo
kaa. The Niihau got away for Kauna.
kakai last night. also. She will take
machinery from Kaunakakai to Eleel,
for the new mill for the McBryde Su
gar Company.
The A @. Ropes arrived at New Yorl
on November 16, from Honolulu, witt
1900 tons of sugar for the American
Sugar Refining Company. This makes
the fourth ship with Hawaiian sugar
to arrive on the Atlantic Coast durin,
thirty days.
SAILORS RAISE A RUMPUS.
There was something of row
aboard the Prince Victor at the rail
way wharf on Tuesday night about
O'Clock. Several sailors were consid
lerably the worse for liquor and Their,
was a great deal of friction between
the men and the officers for a littl,
while
1t seems that after loading up will
various intoxicants ashore, the Grew
went aboard the vessel in mood 70
Iraising a rumpus. According to tn,
stories of the officers they We're maxim,
a great deal. of noise and We're hand
mig Delaying pins in a threatenins
manner. They had one of their mum
Der, who was not drunk, by the way
down on the deck and were in the ac
OF doing him serious injury with tn,
Delaying pins. The captains wife die
not like the noise the men We're max
ing and went up on deck to tell then
TO De quiet. This did not seem to do
any good Finally, the captain mad
ms appearance on deck armed with 6
revolver. He says that when the mer
saw him they made a rush for him a.
II they were intent upon having hi.
ne. The captain then fired severa
shots in the air to attract the atten.
non OF the police. Police Captain Boil
man nearing the shots, arrived quickly
on the scene and arrested three of tbs
sailors The cases of the three sailors
VIII De tried in Judge Wilcoxs courr
tomorrow morning.