The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-02

lne MI lOdu poieS dl SONlCHe,li
for Santa Rosalia; the George Curtis
and thesGerad C. Tobey, merchandise
for Honolulu; the Iroquois. merchan-
disc for New York. The German bark
Edmund is chartered for wheat to
Europe, usual options, 32s 3D.
Frelghts and Charters
Antonietta, Chill sh, 995 tons cat
lakeley)-Lumber thence to Valparai-
so Owners account) Prior to arri-
val.
C. f. Sargent Am sh, 1855 tons Cat
Tacoma)-Coal thence to Honolulu.
Chas E. Moody, Am sh. 1915 tons lat
Tacoma)-Coal thence to Honolulu w.
McNear.
Churchill, Am. Sc, 600 tons Cat Port
iland)-Lumber thence to Fremantle, G3
I5s; by C. A. Hooper & Co. Prior to ar
rival
Criccieth Castle, Br. sh., 1877 tons
Wheat to U. K, H A. or D., Ell 15s,
Katie Flickinger, Am. bkt., 425 tons
Redwood from Eureka to Mollendo ga
los; by Eddie, Falk & Co. Prior to ar
rival.
| Fantasi, Nor. bk., 1870 tons cat Has
| tings Mills)-Iumber thence to Cork.
U. K.
]. A. Campbell, Am. Sc, 49, tons Cat
+, Blakeley)--Lumber thence to Honolulu.
by Renton, Holmes & Co.
Serena Thayer, Am. Sc, 1876 tons Cat
! Eureka) -Redwood thence to Hilo, H.
L, by Chas. Nelson.
Broke the Sailing Record.
! The Philadelphia Press says: In a
! II ~
to Philadelphia to load a cargo of water
pipes for Sourabaya, Java, The four
masted American ship Kenilworth, Cap
tain Taylor eclipsed all previous sail
ing records when she passed in the
Delaware Capes yesterday forenoon
eighteen and one-half days from th<
time of her departure from the River
Mersey.
From sailing standpoint this pass
age has never been equaled by a vesse
of the Kenilworth's class, the nearest
approach to it being the trip made be-
tween Liverpool and New York, il
March, 1898, by the American clipper
ship A. J. Ropes, which completed the
passage in nineteen days. The differ
ence in time is somewhat over twelve
hours, and besides the Kenilworth GOV.
er6u lZU more InlitS III ACTUAL
When the arrival of the ship at the
Delaware Breakwater appeared on the
maritime exchange blackboard yester
day there was wild cheering, as il
showed that Americans with grit still
follow the sea.
The Kenilworth which is owned il
Bath by the estate of Arthur Sewall
is vessel with an enviable record as 8
man af1oat today than her sturdy
skipper, Captain Taylor. Among some
of the great records held by the famous
craft is one of sixty-five days from Val
paraiso to New York and another OF
1O3 days from New York to San Fran
cisco. The Kenilworth, laden with
grain, left San Francisco November It'll
for Liverpool, arrived there March 18th
sailed March 23d for Philadelphia an6
has therefore covered upward of $4,000
miles within about five months.
She is one of the finest vessels afioat
and originally flew the British flag, but
strange to say, was never successful
while under it. In 1887 she was launch
ed at Port Glasgow Scotland. She is
800 feet long, "a feet beam, "a feet depth
of hold and 2,17S net tons register
While loading in San Francisco she
caught fire and was so extensively dam
aged that the insurance company paid
a total loss on her. Arthur SewalI
who was there at the time, purchased
her and repaired her, securing ar
American register.
The Kenilworth is being towed tc
Philadelphia by the tug Rescue. an6
will reach port today. Her captain
has awaiting him. from his vessels
owners and his numerous friends il
Bath, kilograms of congratulations by
the score.
The Kenilworth's charter party does
not expire until April 80. so she has
eighteen days to spare before begin
ming to load.
| Going to the Ceast.
| On Saturday the Oceanic steamship
Mariposa is due to arrive from Sar
Francisco. On the Sth instant, Wed.
nesday next, she will sail for the
Coast. The following is, list of those
who have already engaged passage OF
the local boat: Mrs. r. K. HaskilI and
child, Mrs. Borghrivink, D. T. Davies
L Z. Lindsey, j. P. McCay, j. j
Dunne. Mrs W. L. Howard, H. NJ
Mott Smith, wife and children; S. Par
ker, Mrs. A. Robinson, Mrs. NJ. Shaugh
messy. Mrs. j. w. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
John Ena, j. F. c. Abel. wife ans
lehiid; II. w. Lombard A. H. Wagner
f. II. Boyan, H. Trail, J. E. Lindsay
Sheldon Mantle, w. J. HAYES. J. M
Fleming, William Douglas. J. A Mand