The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-04

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emptled she wanted to turn turtle. re-
frsing to fioat on an even keel. and
humping into the transports side like
battering ram. As "A last resort, Ia
keep her steady. she was pumped fun
OF salt water. but the Iwalani had 10
take charge OF her, the Sheridan cap
tain refusing TO have the hoodoo tied
up along him. For this reason the
barge had TO be towed In again last
night by the tender. delaying her so
that II took over four hours to make
the trip.
ARMY VS.. CUSTOMS.
] Acting Collector Stackable OF the
custom-house was at the wharf TO
meet the Iwalani, desiring to talk over
the little fracas OF the night before be-
tween Captain Humphrey and Inspector
! Noyes. He thought that the remarks
attributed to Captain Humphrey In the
Advertiser account were untustified. II
the report was correct.
Captain Humphrey said that the re-
port was correct and that he consid-
cred himself justified in everything that
had been done. The naval wharf was
under the command of the army off,
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(ciais anu ,he .us'o 49,. %, - srha
lau no Jul !, ., TO-. ,h ,,a,ons
were not to be loaded. and he had load
ed them in spite of the prohibition.
| In the end Mr.. Stackable acknowl-
edged that the inspector should have
i reques'eu ,,,,aa,, a,,hor,zed
though ne supposeu
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The Iwalani VIII return 10 the ehe.'
dan this morning saiiihg at o,oo' on.
Will take down number OIL s'e'eu'' C.
HILL
The damage to the null OF ths
stranded transport IN her pouhulhg Vi
the coral mob has been most serious
SO much so that In her present cono'-
ton it would be dangerous to pun mel
into deep water for fear OF the Vesse
filling and laundering. Captain Joynes
of the revenue cutter Manning, who re
turned yesterday morning from Bar
ber's Point, thus Views the situation.
In the engine room OF the craci
transport the water Is on a level wiz
the sea without, and although captain
peabody has hopes that his vessel VII
be saved, few who have seen her piigh
and examined her are equally sanguine
The Manning will be recoaled ant
held in readiness to go out to eithe
the Manchuria or the Sheridan, al
though 1t is not likely that her services
/ will be required by either FOR at ieas
a week.
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| An examination VI 'he sh'i''
oahu coast line ran 10 SHOW any ua''
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