Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-22
AN OLD DERELiCT
SINKS in HARB0R
Continued from page y


It will be remembered recently went
ashore and was wrecked with load
of lumber aboard. The lumber was all
that kept her afOat. She was towed to
Honolulu and was put on the marine
railway. She was not repaired, how.
ever. Her owner. Henry MaCfarlane,
wanted to sell her at auction No one
would buy her. Macfarlane was think.
ing of breaking the Twilight up for
| firewood, unless some one wanted to
| purchase her as q pleasure schooner In
which TO voyage 20 tine South Sea Isl.
ands in search o. adventure. On this
account II was decided to store her
lumber in the Sebastian Bach for the
| time being. The lumber was therefore
transferred to the sebastian Bach.
This morning the schooner Alice
Kimball was put alongside the Sebas-
tian Bach TO take away some Of the
lumber to take Il back 10 Kauai, where
IL belonged. The Alice Kimball had
only take little % the Twilights lum'
| Der from the Sebastian Pach when the
old bark sank.
Some OF the crew Of the schooner
Alice Kimball wcrt il tho hold Of the
Sebastian Bach. handling the lumber,
who, tho sccidsr, pacrrrsd Most of
,bo tor,rec. ,,..r. nm da,4 hitting I'm
material that had been torn from the
doc,, bo,,sog and o.f.r. ra,4, rr tho ves.
s.r.y ,,rnor wolfe
| Tho Frst ,yai.rtrr. .r.. .Icge IN tbo
bol5 ., tro Sebs..ta, Ea.b nad nj tho
i,nendirV event ,r.s. v.bor ,re old bark
roi,od suddenly oy.r 20 nor. and the
r.ot,,. ono ,.,,s,i,,. in p. nor norris
immediately .r.-s 7.as 81, s.ramhle 10
20, .yav from -ha vessel a rush was
modo IN, tho ..g-rnorl ports. the
,rigb,.red r,sr having g, .liph over A
Mic n, I,n,bar. ~ 20, ~ .b. aide of III,
hank that was rnNsrmrs,
Tbov wers ooIy 4srt fra lime n,
snnn.,, had th.,, rrp,srsr ~ get theit
beaFs and shorr6srs c,if of the star.
board nots than the old hulk ROLLED
back on an even heel. held there fol
lust the br.ofes' period, aud then, as
suddenly as she had listed 70 port, sh,
rolled over TO statboard flled through
the starhoarG ports and lighting again
sank.
In less thar i.a minutes from tho
time she first ;ooh "o'eT II At The port'
on her port side. the sebastian Bacl
was resting On 'he muddy bottom o
the harbor and 'hs water was abov'
her channels, IN some places almos
| washing her decks.
The escape Of the men IN the bari
from death by drowning WIS a marrow
one. If they had been q moment late
in reaching the starboard ports the!
would have been caught by the water
that rushed into The hold and woul'
have become confused in the irregula
piles OF lumbeg that Uttered the Sebas
tan Bachs holc'
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