The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-05
SHIPPING NOTES
FROM EVERY SEA
FIotsam and Jetsam of Interes
From a Weeks Coast
Files.

I The Wisconsin is at San Diego.
Captain Edwin II. Francis of Seattle is
dead
| The transport Sheridan left San Fran
cisco April l.
The oil steamer Major Barrett has been
The little steamer Alice has been lost
/ in Millbank Sound.
| The transports Sherman and Logan are
| laid up for repairs.
More wreckage from the Condor has
| been found at Kfyuquot.
! The Spanish steamer Ea has been lost
off the North Carolina coast.
o. Billeson is now master of the old
island schooner Fanny Adele.
| The schooner Fannie Dutard has been
towed into Santa Barbara leaking.
A home is to be provided in San Fran
cisco for the United States marines
The u S. gunboat Wheeling is on the
way to Honolulu from Magadalena bay.
The German ship Marie Hackfeld is now
at Port Costa loading grain for Europe.
The steam whaler Thrasher has started
from San Francisco for cruise in the
north.
Hind Rolph & Co.'S new barkentine
Makaweli will be Launched in a couple of
weeks.
An attempt is to be made to recover
the treasure aboard the sunken steamer
Islander.
Frank Huntley, sailor on the battle
ship Oregon. fell on the vessel and broke
his neck.
The French bark RENE Blanche has
arrived at San Francisco from Newcastle,
Australia
The steamer Enterprise, Captain Miller.
sailed from San Francisco for Hilo on
March so.
Captain Hockelmann of the German
bark Antigone committed suicide at San
ia Rosalia.
The lumber schooner Amethyst has
been located in Barclay Sound floating
bottom up.
The four-masted British ship Pyrenees
has been successfully fioated at Manga
Reva lagoon.
The steamer City of Seattle went ashore
in Vancouver harbor but was fioated
without damage.
Chief Steward Evans of the Meade now
occupies a similar position aboard the
transport Sheridan.
On March Goth the schooner James
Rolph sailed from San Francisco for Ho-
nolulu via Killisnoo.
The schooner Salona sailed from Shang
hal to Cape Flattery in % days, break
ing the Pacific record.
The transport Egbert arrived in San
Francisco from Honolulu on March q
after trip OF Il days.
The Pacific Coast Company intend
building new steamer to take the place
Of the lost Walla Walla.
The trial trip of the American-Hawai- |
an steamship Companys new steamer
Alaskan has been delayed.
The British steamer Denbighshire ar
rived at Cape Verde from Tacoma for
London with her shaft broken.
The American ship Henry Failing, Cap |
ain Wynne. bound to San Francisco from |
Newcastle. put into Auckland leaking.
The bark Andrew WEIGH has been |
ibelled by the owners of the American |
Darkentine Northwest. Seven thousand |
dollars is asked for.
The bark Kate Davenport from Homo
ulu for Port Townsend reported having
sighted a vessel bottom up eighteen miles
southwest of Cape FlarIery.
The American ship Star of France was
'ecently sold in San Francisco for $4,000.
rhe bark Himalaya realized $4,000 and
he schooner Jennie Stella $500.
The American bark EVE j. Ray lost
wo entire crews with beri-beri on a voy-
ge from Hongkong to North Borneo.
rhe vessel was picked up helpless by the
teamer Mexican Prince in the China sea-
The steamer Charles Counselman re-
urned to Port Angeles with mutiny
board. The steamer is said to have been
old TO parties in Honolulu and will pro-
eed here after repairs have been made
t San Francisco.
Captain j. F. Robinson, late of the |
teamer San Juan, is now commander
II the City of Picking. Captain J. Ire |
nayne Smith, formerly of the Picking,
,oes East to take command of the Pacific
dail Company's steamer Siberia.
Wreckage from the Norwegian ship
1towela has been washed ashore in the |
North also one of H. NJ. S. Condors life
uoys and some cases of canned salmon
imposed to belong to the steamer Red |
rock. The insurance rate on the steamer
ted Rock is now IL per cent and on the
french bark Olivier de Gibson, As per
ent.