The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-09

had rome 90 discharge them. moving
.hsrk t0 ths ifmRafi wharf 20 b. ready
fn commence dIschaffinF her large Fen.
pfai cargo the nrst thing this morning
Not thlnr h1d been put ashore from
iHr roncrai carro when the IRE was ds-
covered
tacpio was rrr,d ON the derrick ana
inr. were made fast about thc main
topmast end the derrick ana tnkrn ~
hit ON tho Eva eide ~ the lringntd
whprf. where tho bark Nohicnn nll
ready for son with cHrgo Of sugar
waa lying
py means " these lines tho vcstci WINS
rlrhtod snd held up on an even keel.
Captoin Colly md Captain Brokaw
were doing everything IN their power 10
got the IRE under way. chief Thurston
of the Fire Department and Captain
Rrokaw had things In charge and .Acy
made a noble fight Of Il with the nine
gtroams OF water. Stll II was thought
that tho sooner the FIRE was drowned,
tho hotter. and II was decided, after
consultation between Brokaw and Thurs
ton that winter had better he let In
through the vessels side. couple OF
holes. therefore. were bored through on
the port side about i've feet below the
tween decks and the water that imne-
.datcly entered materially helped toward
the desired end.
less and the fire department gradually
got the blaze under control and the day
advanced. the crowds on the wharf in
creased The agents of the owners OF
the vessel. the agents Of lhckfoli g."
Company. the consiGneos for at least
half of the cargo, and the agents Of 9th
or firms Interested in the cargo were, Of
course, on hand at an early hour, en-
dcayorng to ascertain the amount OF
the damage.
shortly after 10 o'clock, five hours at
ter the fire was discovered, there We're
fifteen feet of water In the hold of the
c. D. Bryant and she was down In the
water almost to her channels. The fire
was declared out, indeed IT could not
: well be other than drowned. The en-
pincs Of the department unlocked and
went home while the Fearless s,ood by
to pump her out after the two hoes
bored i'm her side had been plugged,
The total value of the cargo t. roughly
estimated at about $4,000 about half of
which belongs TO H. HacBfeld and Com
j pauy and is fully insured, or almost fuI-
~ insured. The other half, belonging to
p different parties. Is only partly covered
d by insurance.
{ The cargo includes a great deal of iron
, work for the new Mcintyre building and
for IrackfcId's new building. 1t is
though; that the entire cargo outside OF
, this iron work is a total loss by fire and
water. The exact am unl of the damage
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4 ,.I ... i,,..,,,ti,, b,s L,nn
I
d. a most dlseacoful and cowardy
81 scene was enacted 10y five OF the mem
T rcrs Of the crew OF the c. ID Bryant
{ when the fire was discovered When the
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,rra .I,i,, VIC {, afstrass tho
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o ,,,,t, st,,-sbootor and maize them
q ,,i, IN no., su,o,tod HOOD" said one
s ,,t,i ,I,,,t ! su,,roso nat vouId get
o six months or n year on the reef for
Il ,,,'.St,,,r 3D., o,nt,tn stonds mo
't,,' ,hnse Sa,,s With sailor"
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: There are various theo , auN"nee a.
X concerning 'ne oilsin Vi '"e ~ -
cIear' say '.ose So'''ei'.u' 'i'"I 49,
d was ahght Tor the greater part Vi '"e
= night before IL was discovered.
As told above when the people aDoara
= the Bryant turned In on SATURDAY hsn'
9 all the matches were battened down. o'''
: when the carpenter discovered the SIMON
: about o'clock yesterday morning the
forward hatch was open Ihere was a
T large consignment of whisky In the for
n ,s.1I hon hn