The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-08

alN -. ,'.,ia,, has rra-
na,sa g.. ,to Iost
n u ~ w.
l"o Vi .hlee uays' , ...oror
ICY ~ -.,,.s "a 10
than oii ,ne uays III, ra-
wan, the us ,9ia.'
re'eNinS tne - So,
White fiohoiui" was
than any other part Vi the isiahu Vi
oahu. ,
In the chahhels the seas are
lhsly rouSn anu steaiiieis anu eas
craft are haVihs d haiu 'iiiie. ~
harpor YESTERDAY piesen'eu
whlch Is seiooiil "iliiesseu III 'li's PC
OF the Worlu. ihere was hol
III port Which, "as Nv. INNS ~
was at sea 'real Vesseis iynlS q. "a
chor IN the streaih Vi iiiooieu aions e
oil the WharVes were rocheu W anu
OH the tea'y SUI ia.e VI 'He 81. 81,
peacefui harpor anu the poit was iu''
of Keeling masts and restless nuns
Although 1t was the aay LOT 'ne ue
parture of a number OF lsiand steam
ers, none dared venture out on account
of the roughness of the sea
The Kinau, which sails regularly loi
Hilo and way ports at noon Oh eaci,
Tuesday, remained in port, her tiihe Vi
salilng DelhS pos'poIeu uii'ii 80,
TINS morning. Cnless .ne 80, .ol - -
"oa'eu ST., ,,u - ,o o,+ bu+
IN ,o,,,oi, safa t., nort unti1 such time
WIZ ieil'ali. -,.,,, ,,or,,,;t ~ ha, Going
-, - tho Kinau had departed on
-, -. 49, ha.,,,, seas and ter
.,an ia, ond shou,d arrive without
aao,oaa al tho y.rious norts at which
nt'n - ooo,,stor,ed to call she would
sne - 80 80 Iva on, of her freight
oe uilao .,s ~ -, ond ot some If ~
uul.ne VIC o,,,d ,nt o,,e,I he able to
POI % s nso,,oro,s os,,ore
r,. Cua',si,,a hooIod 70 have sailed
s,' - Nj ,lorts Ut : o'clock
,,as+ard,v evening nostponed her de-
..e,i.oIr &c ala also the
p POI, - ~ wv - IIon and other
-,.,,;a,, Wv, "a have sailed vester-
,,, ,,o,.o, which ,entured ont of
+ha h,rhor was the American bark Xii
lsitat Captain Cutler. bound for the
Coast. The tug Fearless took her out
to sea, giving her a good long tow.
once around Diamond Head ana heau.
ed for the Mainland tne hlikl'at WIN
bounce along at rafting pace WIN
strong southeastern bowling at her
stern
uopcr IN MANY WEARS
,y,o
Just before noon sesteiuay 'ne
which has been raging lot lhe ias' lew
days freshened into one of the strongest
gales that this city has experienced
for MANY wears. People along the wa
tarfron+ eynected at any moment that
,t.,',i,s "a ,,,o,,as would create some
.he VIM an, M, | ,,hr
troupie III tite ma .,', +, ,,t cow,
Captains oil all the Vessels III poit Sd"
to it that mornings were saie anu
watched every slight change IN the
weather, on the alert to take all nee
eseorv nrecputions and make all requir-
- anra,,,an,ants to sacure the safety
- al,i,,s
Vi 'he'' niilps' 100, ,,,or+or,,,, Look
some ulsasler was e,s 80
ed for; the Vessels ahcholeu III .re
stream could not slaiu hluCh
pressure than they were enduring.
The schooner lWiiish'' WHICH iouu
the schooner hui'ei o''
showed signs OF again uiass'ns'
though she had been secured with ex-
ira moorings. The steady blow from
tho s,uthaast strained the anchor
'''e "a ..o M,
chalhs Oh poth Nesse,e a'', ~ ~
nsht srauuallS so' oaos ha5 gotten
REL. II these IVY Nesseia nou 500 $500
adriit there woula nave peeil d siea'
deal oil namage cone IN NE RS,r hdi D ore
Tor the IWillght anu tne MILF CO.
at the Waiklkl emu ol tne narpoi, tv
me ilshthouse, anu tle t Minu ,,assaIs
nav lo'Gsu Ilie"' ,trna,,, oenaraI
moored IN the stream a,,itd a genera thnW
nllN,up Wou,u nav tesu ir a. ~
SANDS OF uollars worm VI tail'a Is5o...o,,
Opol, the saie,y Vi She aHi W. W. shIns
uePenu 'its satetS VI TO 81 T,,,;Iiabbt
i iylhs IN the sarea and dr,rtad onto 5he
nau spt'eh , amag ~ an, ,,rass,,re an the
Muilel anu Tue auueu pressure y" 'he