The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-26
SHIPPING NOTES.

There are at present only six deep
water sailing vessels in this harbor.
The barks Mauna Ala, Andrew WEIGH
and s. c. Allen are supposedly racing
to Honolulu from San Francisco, all
having left that port on the same day,
and being now fourteen days out.
The bark Fresno arrived at Port
Townsend from Honolulu on November
14th.
The ship H. B. hyde arrived at New
York from Honolulu on November Is.
The ship II. b. Hyde arrived at New
New York from Honolulu on November
18th.
The following vessels have sailed for
Hawaii: From San Francisco on No
vember Is, bark w. b. Flint for Homo
lulu. From Port Ludlow on November
10, schooner Okanogan~ for Honolulu.
From San Francisco on November 16,
the bark Olympic for Honolulu. From
Newcastle, schooner Honoipu for Ka-
hului. From Tacoma on November II,
ship Standard for Honolulu. From
Pisague on November Z, schooner John
ID. TaIlant for Kahului
The barkentine Planter and the bark
st. Katherine are due here from San
Francisco at any time now.
FOUNDERED WITH ALL ON
BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14-F. w.
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dispatch from Captain Haley of the tug
Teaser of Providence, r. l., to the eff
feet that the coal barges Hudson and
Robert Ingal Carter had been lost. The
barges in tow of the Teaser left here
week ago for Providence. According
to the dispatch, the barges became
separated from the tug off Montauk
Point Thursday night during the height
of the gale. 1t is believed that they
foundered and that all on board were
lost. On board the Hudson were Cap
tain Leicester Webb of Wakefield.
Mass, his brother John, and an assist
ant. Captain l.. F. Bartlett and three
assistants We're on the Carter.
GENERAL ITEMS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16-The
name of the steamer Manauense, lately
purchased by the new Mexican Steam
ship Company, has been changed to
the Mexico, and she will be placed un-
der the Mexican flag. She is now I'M
dergoing repairs and is expected to sail
about the first of the coming month for
Mazatlan, Guaymas, La Paz. Ensen-
ada and other ports along the Mexican
coast under command of Captain John
Won Helms. He is now in the Citv of
Mexico looking after matters connect
ed with the establishment of the line
and Will return here in time to prevent
delay in the steamers sailing The first
trip of the steamer is already certain
to be profitable, full cargo of freight
having peen accepted, and many pas
sengers booked.
Pilot Reed. who brought the French
park Bourbaki into port some weeks
ago, when the vessel touched on the
par, mas been exonerated from all
blame in the matter
The bark Wallace b. Flint sailed yes-
terday for Honolulu with merchandise
stranding of the steamer Olga on the
beach south of the Cliff House last
thursday had sequel yesterday in
the United States District Court. SAL
wage in large amount is claimed nv
the ). ID. Spreckels' Brothers Company
ana the Shipowners and Merchants
luSpoat Company. The tugboats of
these corporations succeeded i'm resou-
ing the Olga from her perilous position
on the morning of November 9th
hpel is now presented against the yes
SCI, her cargo of 1886 baskets of SUI
gar and miscellaneous freight. The Ii
Dellants assert that a reasonable cal
wage would be $4,000. In supnort Of
TINS they allege that the vessel was
worth S5OOOOO and the sugar and gen
eral freight worth 100000 Nathan II
Frank is attorney for the Iibellants.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Accord-
ing TO a dispatch received yesterday.
Z I)Olfnc
from Beira for San Francisco has MT
In at Melbourne, having lost her fore
and main topgallant masts.
Nothing has yet been done to the
Austrian steamer Olga, which sustain
ed some damage by running ashore on
the ocean beach last Thursday night
The Olga is at the sugar refinerv 4,
the upper bay.
The British ship Carmanian. which
arrived Monday after an unusually
long voyage from Hongkong, has been
chartered to load wheat at Puget
Sound for Europe
William Manning. who acted as SUI
perfntendent of the Spreckels tugs dur
ing the absence of Captain Edward
Mccoy in the East and on the way
around from New York with the tug
Luckenbach, has been relieved bv
captain Mccoy and will take a brief
vacation.