The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-29
HAoKFELp GETS WHEAT.

HACKFELD GETS WHEAT.
Another grain ship was added to the
feet on the spot for cargoes yesterday
with the arrival of the German ship
Marie Hackfeld Captain CRUDE, which
comes from Honolulu under charter to
Balfour. Guthrie & Co., to load grain
at Tacoma for Queenstown.
Both Capt CRUDE and the Marie Hack
field are making their first visit to
Tacoma. The Hackfeld is a speedy
square-rigger and coming from Ho-
nolulu bowled along at fast clip, do
ing the distance in eighteen days.
very speedy passage. The old bark
James Nesmith sailed from the islands
five days ahead of Captain Grubes
ship, but the Hackfeld beat her to
the Sound.
Fine weather on the voyage gave
her crew a chance to do lot of
painting and the vessel looks quite
smart as she lies at anchor off the
st. Paul mill dock
The Marie Hackfeld Is handy sized
ship of 17O5 tons. and is owned in
Bremen and Honolulu. She has a
freight of 26s. Sd. for her coming voy-
age TO the United Kingdom.-Tacoma
Ledger.
CAPT. sCoTT's PILIKIA.
Captain Arthur II. Scott of the bark
Gerard C. Tobey, both wel-known in
Honolulu, has had his naturalization
papers Cancelled at San Francisco. He
was born in Dundee, Scotland, in 1860.
He returned to New York from Scot
land on August II, 1900, and went to
San Francisco. He showed his papers
of intention to the United States in
spectors at San Francisco in making
application for seaman's license, and,
being informed that he must be full
citizen before a license would be is
sued to him, went and consulted n
friend of his, a tailor named Levy.
Levy took him in his buggy to the
Superior Court and called the clerk in
TO the corridor. The clerk asked the
applicant to give him the names of
two witnesses who had known him for
five years. He did so, and the clerk
went into his office Immediately, and
in a few minutes handed him his full
citizenship papers, without having
asked him or any one else any further
questions. II was all done to oblige
his friend Levy.
RoLPH FOR ISLANDS.
The Tacoma Ledger of September IS
says:
To load fuel for the Hawaiian Is
lands the four -masted schooner James
Rolph, Captain Andrew Olsen, arrived
in tow yesterday afternoon. The wind
iammer will take about 1000 tons, and 1t
is expected that the coal will be aboard
by tonight. In that event, the schoon-
er will sail from here tomorrow.
The destination of the James Rolph
is Maui. The vessel is loading on
owners account She is owned by
Hind, Rolph & Co.. the well-known
shipping firm of San Francisco, TO
whose feet also belong the schooner
Robert r. Hind and other coasters.
Hind, Rolph & Co. own sugar plan
tation, where the coal will be used.
COLORADO BREAKS RECORD.
BOSTON. Sept. 2O.-The officers of
the armored cruiser Colorado, which
put in here today for coal, reported
that in the recent trials over the No.
/ mile course near Rockland Me-, the
warship attained the fastest speed
ever made by an American warship on
a trial cruise when manned by a naval
crew. The cruiser made 22.22 knots
tn four-hour run to sea on Sunday.
which is within .04 of the speed she
made on her trial trip. On the Rock
land test the ship carried her heavy
armament. which was not on board
during her trial trip, and she was
without full fireroom force
CONSTITUTION Is DOOMED.
BOSTON. September 1.-THE Her.
aid tomorrow will say: The ancient
frigate Constitution. familiarly known