The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-27

The schooner Lady. used in the in
ter-island trade, and owned b. MI
Naofai lane, IL sinking Ia ROtter Row.
90 Sunday evening the vessel began
10 fill and yesterday morning her row
was almost under water. lesidrday
afternoon the bow WAS entirely sub
merged and the stern Was high In the
air. No one seems to have any Interest
IN the fate OF the little vessel. she Las
been snchorel In M Row for iDou'
twJ weeks. AT re ga she ~ ie.uns
on tmbers OF u sLl n'IPed hulk
.onEL.III- ~ D4lOOS--- a.
with one thousand tons OF coal for
the quartermasters' department here,
she transport Sheridan arrived In port
yesterday morning from Manila via
Nagasakl. owing to the time neccs-
sary TO get this coal out the vessel
may not sail until Wednesday after
noon The vessel was 10 IL days out
from Nagasaki.
The Sheridan carries b7l enlisted
men, including battalion OF the 2Oth
Infantry. Col. Marion =. Maus, now
the colonel OF the 2Oth, is aboard. Col.
Maus was at one time aide 10 General
Miles. While here a few years ago
with the latter officer. COL Maus had
q yalise containing important army
papers stolen from his apartment at
the Hawaiian Hotel
The Sheridan IL at Naval Dock No.
g. At the gateway TO the dock are
two sentrIes one wears the white
uniform OF the British marine service
and the other the khaki Of the Amer
lean army. and both carry rifles, The
sentries fraternize on the most friend
ly terms.
MANGA REvA's GOOD RECORD.
A record for fast passages II being
made by the American ship Mnnga
Reva owned by Captain J. j.. Tbaycr Of
this city. The vessel was formerly th'
British ship Pyrennes, and was aban'
donod at Manga Reyn, in 'hr S)ntl
Seas, after having taken fire AT sea. Sh'
VAS bought by Captain Thnycr, wh'
brought the ship here, after a grea
deal of trouble. There WAS still NOR
trouble experience before Amerlcai
registry could be obtained by act o
Congress. but since that time thing
have gone along swimmingly with I'd
Mnnga Reva. On her first trip out o
port she ran 10 Honolulu in twelve days
going thence with cnrgO TO Philn
dclpuin in l07 days-tbe best Cap
Horn passage last year by any Of ia
Honolulu sugar puckcts--nnd now IN
ship makes the run from Pbllndelphl
10 Cavite in 1913 days, as reported yes
terday. This passage Is in Sfcat cof
trast 90 that of the large ship Dnyligh
now 204 days ont on the trip from Me-
York for japan. Chronicle, March j
lots OF POWDER BURNED.
The British cruiser Cambrlan, IN
senior of the two English vessels no'
in port is firing n lot of powder thof
days. on Sunday when she arrive
she saluted the American flag with
guns. Yesterday morning the Britis
Consul, Mr., II. de i. Layard. wa
\ given a consular salute on the occa
sion OF his visit and later when Rea
Admiral Lyon. u. 8, NJ, commander
OF the Naval Station, made an oiiicli
call on board, he was given salu'
OF thirteen guns.
"a NC NOTES.
The British bark Kinross 70 days ol
from Nitrate ports, arrived at KAN
ml on Sunday,
The Alameda sails for San Francis
OF 10 a. m. Wednesday. The passe
ger bookings are quite extensive.
The steamer Likelike will not d
part on her usual run until Wedne
day, owing TO some renoyatlons In u
boiler room.
A cablegram received here yesterdI
from Welch & Co. OF San Francis
states that the bark Gerard c. Tob
put back 10 San Francisco In leal
condition with her mainmast gor
She encountered terrific weather.
survey is to be held at once. The We
sci may have 10 go on the dry doc
Among other items the Tobey had j
900 cases of kerosene oil for Honolul