Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-01-14

The tug Eleu is being scrapnd and
will receive fresh coat Of paint.
The American barkentine Echo was
towed into the harbor last evening. 80
days out from Newcastle.
1t is estimated that the bark Kaiulani
will take away to the Coast in the
neighborhood of 100000 bags of sugar.
The barkentine s. @. Wilder goes
into the stream today. having finished
discharging her cargo. She will take
sugar for the Coast.
The four-masted schooner Lyman ID.
Foster in command OF Captain Killman
has cleared from Newcastle with 1912
tons Of coal for Kahului.
The American barkentine Addenda
with Captain Perry at the helm. has
cleared from Newcastle for Kihei with
1915 tons Of Lambton coal.
The ship John Currier will, shortly
sail for the Sound. She looks well af-
ter her overhauling and recaulking. y
is reported that from the Sound she
will sail for Alaska.
The steamer Elihu Thompson has al
ready discharged fully one-half of her
cargo and will lose no time in getting
ON the balance She will make rapid
clearance for the Sound.
The bark Santiago In command of
Captain II. L ingalls, arrived at Hilo
on January Sth, 10 days from San Fran
cisco. with n cargo of general mer-
chandise. She brought cabin and 20
steerage passengers.
The bark Martha Davis with Captain
McAlman at the helm arrived at Hilo
on January Sth. She Is out IS days
from Frisco with her hold filled with
general merchandise. She brought
three cabin passengers.
The ship A. J. Fuller now at Kahn.
lui. has been chartered to load lum-
Der at Puget sound for Australia, as
likewise the barkentines Chehalis and
Robert Sudden. The latter two vessels
are now discharging their cargo at
this port.
The schooner Mary E. Foster arriv-
ed yesterday afternoon from Port
Blakeley with a cargo OF lumber con-
signed to w. G. Irwin & Co. She will
discharge at the Oceanic wharf and
Captain Thompson is the sailing master
and is well known here.
Advices by the steamer Charles Mel.
son are to the effect that the John s
Kimball belonging to the above com
pany, was caught in the heavy storrl
that prevailed on the northern coast a
short while ago, and was so badly
strained that she put back to port In a
badly leaking condition.
The ship Emily F. Whitney, 16 days
out from Frisco arrived In port yester-
day in charge Of Captain Brigham. She
has a corga OF general merchandise
She made a good run to port, muct
better in fact than most vessels coming
into the harbor lately from the Coast
Up to the present time no advicos
have been received by Dr. Carmichae
relative to the installation of the fumi
eating plant which was. received her,
some little time ago. The next mail by
the City of Picking may bring further
instructions which may permit the
quarantine officer to proceed 10 install
the plant.
The tug Fearless Is laid up for O
couple of days having her boiler
blown out. While this is being done
the tug Eleu will have monopoly OF the
tCwage business. She towed In yester'
day and last night the barkentine Echo
from Newcastle, ship Emily +. Whit
ney from San Francisco and thj
schooner Mary L. Foster from Por
Blakeley.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse which
left Friday evening for Maui ports
had quite a passenger list of parties
who go to inspect the Kahikimai ranct
property recently purchased by Henry
Warehouse e. Co., for a Maui mea