The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-04
SHIPPING NOTES.

Schooner Nj wahine is expected TO
sail for Kohalalele Monday.
The bark Diamond Head sailed from
Seattle for this port September 2Srd-
The barkentine W. II Dimond. Capt
Hansen. sailed from San Francisco for
Honolulu. September Bird
The brig ]. D. Spreckels. Captain Nc
Neil. 81 days from kussie. arrived in
San Francisco September Bird
The brig Geneva sailed from San
Francisco September 18th with a cargo
of general merchandise for this port
The United States cruiser Philadel-
phia, Meade. sailed from the port of San
Francisco, September 23rd, on a cruise.
The ship Emily F. Whitney. out 10
days from Kahului, reached the port of
San Francisco Septembr % with 1920
bags Of sugar.
The schooner Falcon was reported as
arriving at San Francisco September
18th. From Albion she was toYed to des-
tination by steamer Acme.
The barkentine Skagit is on the way to
this port from Port Gamble. The bar
kentine left the latter port September
2Jth. iwth cargo of lumber.
The ship ]. b. Brown made its ap-
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end. Wash. September 25th. after an
uneventful passage from this port.
The ship Fort George. now on the
Coast, will carry cargo of lumber TO
Port Pirie, after which she will load
coal from Newcastle for Honolulu.
The IwaIani sailed for Eleele. Hama
pepe. Wainlea and Kekaha from Wilder
wharf. at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
carrying freight and mail for way ports.
The brig Geneva cleared the port of
San Francisco. September %, for Homo
lulu. The barks Kalulani and Gerard
c. Tobey arrived from Honolulu with
large cargoes of sugar.
The transport Thomas was due at San
Francisco the latter part of the week,
ending September 2S. from Manila and
Nagasaki. Congressman Julius Kahn is
passenger on the Thomas
The schooner Kaiwaialani. with car
90 of rice, arrived from Koloa yesterday.
and proceeded to discharge ar the Old
F'ishmarket wharf. The schooner will
probably sail for Koloa Monday.
The United States army transport
Fitzpatrick left Manila September 10th
for San Francisco, with the Eighteenth
Infantry aboard. consisting of twenty
seven officers and 500 enlisted men.
The anchor and fifty-three fathoms OF
chain lost by the bark Euterpe off Black
point some weeks ago. were picked up
at San Francisco bay. September 23rd
by the red-stack tug Sea King, Captain
Rasmussen.
The schooner Spokane, Captain Jam.
ieson. from Port Ludlow. with lumber
arrived in port yesterday afternoon an6
was left in the stream awaiting a place
at Allan & Robinson's wharf, where her
cargo will he discharged.
A telegram from Manila dated Sep
tember p. announces that the bark Chal
lenger had TO jettison 200 tons of heI
cargo before il was possible to float the
vessel. which went ashore on Corregidoi
two or three davs previous
Owing 10 the retirement of Captain
Morse of the ship Fort George. Captain
Mcclure. formerly of the bark IolRni
VIII. in future assume the position of mas
ter of the Fort George. Captain Me
Clure Is numbered among the oldest skip
pers in the employ of Brewer & Co.
Captain Willer, Of the bark Ceylon
was in all kinds of trouble YESTERDAY
over the loss of 3 portion Of his crew
who quietly picked up their belonging.
and silently stole away without as much
as saying by your leave The Ceylor
et1S SouScqueutit utiale N EelfinE away
for Hilo and Lahaina.
Shipping men along the front are ex
pressing some anxiety concerning ths
non-arriyal of the American schooner
Jessie Minor. Captain Whitney. and ths
American schooner Mary Dodge. Captain
Olsen. both vessels from Eureka. hoades
with eargoes of lumber. The schooner.
are said 10 be considerably overdue
The schooner Henry Wilson. from
Gray's Harb0r. which arrived Wednes
day evening. is discharging 635. 600 fee
of lumber at Railway wharf. The vii
son consumed - days in her iourne,
down The vessel experienced ligh
winds and fair seas. Netting wa.
sighted from the time OF leaving por,
until her arrival here.