Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-30
News Of Shipping
! Along Water Front

'o"hSthu hoI iatei thdH "Ouuds'
The waialeale Wednesday towed the
FAME Adele into port from Eleele.
The ship John Currier sailed from
Seattle for Honolulu on the 10th inst.
The barkentine Quickstep departed
from Everett for Honolulu on the 18th
inst.
The schooner Rosamond cleared from
San Francisco for this port on Nov
18th.
The s. N. Castle is at the railroad
wharf taking on the balance of the SUI
gar crop, and will leave not later than
Monday.
The transport Logan has been on the
dry dock in San Francisco. She may go
out on December 10th. taking the Law
tons trip.
The damage done to naval wharf No.
by the recent kona storm was such
as to occasion the replacing of num-
Der OF piles.
The island steamers we're busy TAX
ing on freight on Wednesday beyond
the time set for departure. 1t being
quite late when they got away from
their berths.
There was recently launched at Ny
ack on the Hudson the torpedo boat
Arrow. which was designed to attain
the remarkable speed of forty-two
knots an hour. Should she attain this
wonderful speed 1t will make her the
fastest vessels of her class afloat.
A cable to the New York Sun froth
Belfast says: Seven hundred tons OF
ship plates made by the Lukens Iron
Company of Pennsylvania have been
rejected by the consignees here. 1t is
stated that the plates failed to meet
the requirements of Lloyd's survey.
The A. q. Ropes with 5000 tons of
sugar for the American Sugar Refining
Company arrived at New York on The
18th inst. The arrival of the above YES
sci makes this the fourth shipment of
Hawaiian sugar to arrive at domestic
Atlantic ports for the month of No.
vember.
The 5. s. Mariposa glided into the
harbor and up to the Oceanic wharf
Wednesday night, after quicq trip of
9 days hours and IL minutes from
San Francisco. She had good sized
passenger list. A rough passage is re-
ported down otherwise better time
would have been made.
The seven additional centrifugal su-
gar drying machines comprising about
twenty tons and consigned to the Ho-
nolulu plantation was moved today
from the p. NJ. S. S. Co. wharf. The
RisGon Iron Works OF San Francisco
are the contractors for the erection OF
the machinery under the supervision
Of their agent here p. Schneider.
The present status of the Nicaragua
canal bill is certainly favorable for its
passage. At the last session OF Con-
gress the bill passed the House. and It
Is on the Senate calendar with a favor
able committee report. and by unani-
nous consent has been made the UNI
finished business on and after DeceE-
Der 10th. one week from the day Con.
gress meets.
John ID. Spreckels was among the
California colony OF Greater New York
during the week OF Nov. 10 He has been
In Philadelphia for several weeks over
looking the finishing touchs on his
splendid new vessels now being con-
structed for the Oceanic Steamship Co
by the Cramps ship yard. Mr.. Spreck-
els Is very busy man, and seldom tar
ries long in Gotham.
Several sailing vessels locked at the
various wharves yesterday from the
Coast. They were all long overdue,
and their arrival will relieve the anxi-
ETY. Of the agents and owners. The fol-
lowing are those that arrived, together
with the name OF the wharf where they
can be found: st. Katharine. Brewers
wharf; w. G Irwin. Irmgard wharf;
Planter, hshmarket wharf. and the J.
c. Glade at Sorenson's wharf.
Writers in Oriental papers say that
public opinion In Japan Is much eX-
cited against the master and officers
of the steamer Matsuyamo Maru, which
took fire near Seen Zaki. The master
and officers deserted her in small boats
leaving her crew to the terrible fate
which must have befallen them had
not the Matsu Maru happened to Sc >
some passengers on the burning YES
sci and proceeded to their assistance.
The officers have all been arrested and
are awaiting trial.
The trustees OF the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce at meeting
held recently passed a resolution ask
ing Senators and Representatives to
urge the Secretary of the Navy to omit
the name of California from the list OF
proposed cruisers AND walt until bat
tleship is constructed, so that the name
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