The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-12

Three big sailing vessels left Homo
lulu yesterday. The British ship Dech-
mont, Captain Aston, which arrived
from Newcastle with coal on August
The American bark st. Katherine, Cap
tain Saunders, which arrived on July
18th from San Francisco with a gen
eral cargo got away for that port, and
the British ship Carnedd Lleweilyn,
Captain Griffiths, sailed for Seattle
with cement brought from Hamburg.
The Carnedd Llewellyn arrived here on
August 23rd.
Captain Griffiths went away with all
of the men with which he came here
except three, two having deserted and
one being paid over on account of dis
ability through sickness. Notwith
standing the threat of the crew that
they would not take the Llewellyn to
sea, the vessel got away without any
trouble.
The diver is at work upon the bottom
of the British bark Dunreggan which is
lying in the stream. Herbert Young is
making the repairs necessary before
she can resume her voyage to Seattle.
There are about twenty rivets in one
or two. of the big steel plates on the
starboard side of her keel. forward,
which are being replaced When the
vessel arrives on the Coast she will
have to go on the dry dock and have
! these plates bodily removed and re-
rolled to get rid of the dents received
off Diamond Head by the pounding on
the reef. This will cost a considerable
sum, something in the neighborhood of
81 900 or $4,000.
The American ships Florence and J.
b. Brown, the British ship Kilmory and
American ship Standard are at the
railway wharf. The J. B. Brown, Kill
mory and Florence viii sail during the
next few days.
Steamers Kinau for Hilo. Claudine
for Maui ports, w. G.. Hall for Kauai
ports, and Lehua for Molokai, sailed
from Honolulu yesterday.
The Mauna Loa, Captain Simerson
arrived from Maui and Hawaii ports
yesterday with 1928 bags of sugar, q
bags of coffee, 81 kegs of butter, 81
punches of bananas, II cases of tobacco
a horse a donkey, 3.440 feet of Kof
wood, and 211 packages of sundries
Among the passengers aboard were
G. McWayne, DR.. G. b. Wood, j. Coer
per, J. I. Taylor G.. X. Wilder w. e
Rowell, j. Greenwich, X. McWayne, j
A. McCandless, Capt. Thompson ano
wife, ]. CornweH and wife, w. H. Corn
well, w. d. Baldwin, Capt. Lorenzen
Geo Dunn, Rev. ]. ]. Makaio and Rev
j. Kekipi.
Purser Tufts report is as follows: w
left 1.254 bags of sugar at Punaluu an
1,620 at Honuapo; also, ga at Honuap
mill. Fine weather all the trip. N
rain at Kau Rain every afternoon a
Kona. The Noeau expected to leav
Hamakua at p. m. Monday, Septembe
TO- She leaves 5000 bags at H. S. CO
and $500 at p S. NJ. Good weather an
no rain. The Upolu left Kailua Sunda
morning for Kawaihae with Republica
electioneers. The Eclipse was at kailu
loading lumber for one of the othe
Kona ports. The schooner Jessie Mino
has discharged her cargo of lumber a
Kailua and viii leave for the Scum
Tuesday morning, September IL.
Some of those who left yesterday o
: the Kinau for Hilo and way ports were
Miss Massey, j. f. Woods, j. G. CoheT
Mrs. Robert Laing, f. Avery, H. Wis
Il w. a. Fetter, Father Matthias, Rev. c
II. Quick, Mrs. G. F. Maydwell, Rev. c
T. Emerson, w. E. Sharp, r. L. Col
& burn, CT. T.. Thrum, H. s. Pratt, +. i
n Wood, J. c. Baird and William Macdon
/ aid
I Steamers Ke Au Hou for Kilauea, an
Niihau for Honuapo and Punaluu, sa
today.
The Mariposa from San Francisco fo
Sydney, and the China from San Fran
cisco for the Orient are both due t
arrive TODAY.
Transport Logan sails for Manila to
day via Guam.
The schooner Robert r. Hind fror
Hilo, arrived in San Francisco on Au
gust Sd.
Schooner Annie NJ Campbell sale
from Port Townsend for Honolulu o
August 31st.
Capt. William Weir of the Claudin'
while experimenting the loading of
22-ton dump car on that vessel at tn
Wilder wharf yesterday afternoon, wa
partially caught between the car an
the bulwarks. His left wrist wa
broken and the arm badly cut
Birlin, the first officer of the schoor
er Enterprise, yesterday morning swo1
out warrant in the United State
Marshal's office for the arrest of Car
tam trietsch, OF. that vessel, for asSau
and battery. The mate was beaten O
the deck of the Enterprise not far frol
Honolulu. sued for 81 600, won the sui
and got $3.50, and now, feeling that h
wounds are not sufficiently healed. h
brings the other charge. G.. d. Gear
his attorney.
a THRILLING TRIP.
TACOMA, Wash, August 31.-Tf
two-masted schooner Alice, owned an
manned by Captain Walter S. Mino
which sailed for Nome in June, arri,
ed at the northen port, according to az
vices on the Senator, after one of tt
most thrilling trips in northern water
on record.
After passing through Unimak Pa.
and within practically a few days sa
OF her journeys end, she encountered
storm so fierce, according to the pa
y sengers, that pen can hardly descril
IT, Day after day they swept on. Gle;
up past the St. Lawrence Island
through Boring strait and up fully 4
"A miles north of Cape Lisburn. Durir
VI the frightful trip the little schoone
with its freight and passengers trayer
ed distance almost equal to the Tor