Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-07

The U. s. A. T. Logan, Captain Stin-
son. came in yesterday morning quite
early, from Manila via the Japan ports.
On account of the German cruiser Con-
dor occupying the Naval wharf, the
big transport was locked at the
Oceanic wharf.
The Logan got her share Of the nasty
weather on the other side OF the ocean,
and which has been dealt out to the
various ships lately from the Orient
I The Logan will take no coal at this
port on this trip. She fully coaled at
iNagasaki. The rough weather de-
layed the transport somewhat, else
she would have arrived Saturday.
Aboard the transport are 473 men
of the Thirteenth Infantry, about 100
casuals, fifty enlisted men of the Army,
Navy, and Marines. who are In the
hospital, thirteen discharged men, If
teen general prisoners, seventeen SER
wants and others, and over 100 Army
and other people In the cabin.
Colonel Loughborough, accompanied
by his wife and two sons, is In charge
ti the Thirteenth.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ellicott and her two
daughters, the family OF Lieutenant
Commander Ellicott. o. $. N, are on
board.
Following Is the reinsurance list, az
posted ut San Francisco on September
20: Ship Guiana, 1856 days from Mo-
bile for Bahia Blanca, 80 per cent:
ship Cressington, 175 days from lqui-
I'm. fnr Ial limo
Chief, 1876 days from Hamburg for Hoo
nolulu, 8 per cent; La Tour d'Au-
vergne. III days from Rochester for
San Francisco. 8 per cent; Rocham-
beau, 1876 days from Rochester for san
Francisco, 8 per cent Medea, 202 days
from Stettin for San Francisco. 20 per
cent Jessomene, 1862 days from Wal
aroo for Falmouth. IL per cent: RAJ
iOre. 1872 days from London for San
Francisco, 6 per cent; Simla, $50 days
from Port Prize for Falmouth, u per
cent; Inyerlyon. 1874 days from Wal
, lProo for Falmouth, per cent; Had
don Hall, 140 days from Geelong for
Falmouth, per cent; Craigisa, l06
days from Newcastle, Australia, for
Mollendo. 10 per cent; Kenilworth at
Rio Janeiro for San Francisco. IL per
cent Silberhorn, 100 days from New
castle. Australia, for Pisagua, 10 per
cent Louisa, 1903 days from Bremen for
san Francisco, IL per cent.
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The Matson company's steamer
.Iilonian will sail from Brewers wharf
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Hilonian will take full cargo
=, to the Coast, among which Is the first
shipment of refined sugar amounting
!. to 1000 tons. II Is stated that this
rev island product compares more
than favorably with sugars refined on
The coast. The big freighter will also
take 1000 punches of bananas, and
about 10000 cases of canned pine
lapples. Byron o. Clark Of Wahiawa.
= Is making an exceptionally large ship
lment of fresh pineapples by the Hilon-
ian.
On account of the loss of one of the
. ships loaded with fortified. and bound
4 for California shortage of that COM
. modify has caused the coast to make
I a demand on these islands for a supply
! which is being sent on the Hilonian.
Z Fifty tons Ia the amount
y Captain Christensen, OF the barken-
passage to Honolulu, 4. H., when three
days out. he encountered strong cur
rent from the south, which increased
IN strength right up to Oahu and was
r. SO strong as to carry him thirty-three
miles to the northward out OF his
course in one day. He believes IL is
The same current the Manchuria en-
countered year ago, which carried
/ her on the Waimanalo reef. This
would indicate that the current Is a
4 periodical one with annual periods.
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/ The Manchurla came In Saturday at
p ternoon at 1915, docking at the Hack
. field wharf. She landed but few pas
> sengers and 1900 tons OF freight for
this port. She departed little after
= noon yesterday taking about sixty-hve
passengers from this port. There was
a large crowd at the wharf to see her
depart.
The American ship Governor ROBBIE,
Capt. Grant, with a load of coal from
Newcastle for w. G. Irwin 4 Co, Ele-
ele, arrived off port yesterday morning.
= She anchored In the offing and will
probably proceed to the discharging
port late this afternoon. The ROBBIE
was go days coming up
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The "old reliable" the Alameda,
sailed from San Francisco Saturday
morning at II o'clock, according to adj
vices received by the local agents. That
j. will bring her here next Friday morn
ing. The Sierra will probably lay up
along with the Sonoma and Ventura.
. The bark Nuuanu, which put back
to New York In leaking condition,
after having been at sea for eight
I days, has discharged her cargo and
lalsCOYeredL the trOnhle 10 be Il lonse