The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-22

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tII.I two months viii see the
place teeming with ship
ming again. and there is a large feet
of vessels now on the way from the
Colonies and the coast At 5 O'Clock
last evening. with the exception OF
the two steamers, there we're ont
twelve vessels here. At the railroad
wharf there were three. the Albert
Kaunebeck and c. F. Sargent NJ
t,-,-rss. wharf was the Emily +. Wnlt-
D.y AZ Irmgard the George Curtis IN
tl.. s-ream were the c. d. Bryant, ,.
Y Castle Bossuet. Prince Victor and
VIOLA The schooners Eureka and III
terprise we're at the marine railway
and the old fshmarket wharf respect
lively
Early in the afternoon the Robert
levers sailed for the Sound in ballast
and in the afternoon the little scnooA-
or RartIe Minor. also in ballast. sailed
for Eureka. The big British ship fola
bauled ont into the stream late yes
terday so that Captain PenniculeA
c,rIs keen better watch on his crew
Eve of whom have been stolen by the
shipping masters. The Iola Is reau!
for sea and the captain has onerea a
reward for the arrest and return :"
the members Of the crew who nave
l.f, the vessel. She will get away
TODAY II the men are put aboard, nut
unless they show up the Vessei WIZ
fry and get others and get away as
soon as possible for Seattle and Taco
ma. for which ports she has cargo
The Kennebec and Sergeant are
still discharging coal, and the Albert
is getting rid OF her Oahu plantation
machinery and will take sugar at the
wharf. The S. y. Castle and {. d.
BRYANT are waiting for sugar. The
Curtis is discharging grain and the
Whitney taking ballast.
The steamer Warrimoo from the
Colonies arrived on time YESTERDAY
morning. She had rough time of Il
during the first part of the voyage
and had TO go slow for a couple o
davs. The Warrimoo brought no pas
sengers for this port and but four
teen tons OF freight. She got ava,
for the Sound at little past sever
last evening. taking several passen
gers. among them being Captaii
Fred Mosher and his wife, who chang
ed their minds at the last minute an'
went by the northern route instea'
of by way of San Francisco.
Purser Bellmaine made the follow
ing report of the trip from the Colo
MES:
The r. NJ. s. warrimoo. 1926 tons
d. S. Phillips. commander, LETT Sy'
ney. \. S. w. at l p. m, Novembe
:. arriving at Brisbane at $3.50 a. m
November 7th. Left again at 1850
m next date and anchored in Bri
bane Roads to await mails, whenc
departure was made at 2;SO a m, N
yember 9th. Experienced high hea
sea. which necessitated easing dow
until the llth; thence fine weath'
throughout. Rounded South Bellor
Reef on the 18th and ID Ennecaslear
Reef on the 18th; passed Urepur
pura Island at a. m. on the lSt
Vataganai at 10 a m. and Sucopia
p. M. same date; crossed the eqn
tor on November 10th; thence hg
southeast winds prevailed to arriv
at Honolulu at II a m. Novemo
21st.
The Zealandia. which was suppos'
to sail yesterday al 1 O'Clock. was u
able to leave before 5 last evenii
on account of the great amount
freight she had TO discharge and {
slowness in getting the sugar that W
put aboard. There was big cro'
al the wharf TO see her of. and {
band was in attendance until o'clo
to furnish the usual music.