Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-23
CRUISER CONDOR ARRIVES

The German cruiser Condor arrived
Yesterday afternoon from Samoa ana
tied up at Naval Dock No. g. II being
Sunday no salute was fired, but this
morning at 8 o'clock she fired the
usual twenty-one guns, which were
answered by the saluting battery at
the Naval Station with like number.
The cruiser was greeted at the dock
Wy Lieut. Commander Carter. The
public generally were excluded from
The dock while the cruiser was making
fast, a couple of sentries from the U.
g. Marines being stationed at the gate.
These were soon relieved by men from
the ship.
about two weeks, and It is understood
that the men will be given as much
shore liberty as possible. Quite o
number were ashore last evening and
patronized the street cars lavishly
The Condor has been in the Pacific
little over four years. She was here
In this port during August and Sep
TENDER of 1905, after long duty among
southern islands. From here she goes
to the Marshall Islands. She has been
visiting Sydney, Auckland, Tahiti, Fill
and Samoa. She left Samoa on Sep
tember 10.
During her trip up from Samoa she
experienced pleasant weather until
rhree days sail of these islands, when
she ran into some nasty gales. but no
damage was sustained.
AS viewed from Waikiki as she
came up out Of the South the Condor
looked very pretty, riding the low
swels with a majestic swing that
showed the graceful lines OF her build
When the Condor was last at this
port her officers and men were enter
tanned lavishly and coming now at
time when man-of-war entertainments
have hardly had time to get cold. she
will probably enjoy her share.
The All. Missourian. Captain
Lyons. arrived from Tacoma yester-
day afternoon about O'Clock and was
locked at the railroad wharf. She
brings much-assorted cargo Of 5000
tons. 1t Is thought that by Friday
neon she will have received her part
cargo at this port and will pull out for
he other islands, calling at Kahului,
Kaanapoli and Hilo. where she will
finish up the loading and according to
plans now on tap she will carry her
cargo direct to the Atlantic Coast.
passing through the straits OF Magel-
ian.
The Missourian has received a thor
ough overhauling OF her hull at the
diy dock while In the Sound port.
According to plans made by Jack
London. he will leave Hilo in his craft
today for islands Of the south. Much
trouble has been had with the gaso-
line engine on hoard the Shark. 1t
has not given satisfaction at any time
scription given OF It's actions 1t would
seem that 1t is not properly bedded.
4 The engine Is reported to start all
! right but grows hot In the bearing
after running very few moments and
! stops This is possibly accounted for
by twist existing between the SHAFT
and the boxes.
The break In the South Pacific cable
has been located short distance ia
! he eastward of Guam. 1t Is not
thought that the Restorer will be sent
= 10 make repairs, but that some cable
! repair ship from the Far East will &c
{ TO do the work.
The oil steamer Rosecrans, with the
ell tender Marion Chilcott In tow, go
e away for the mainland yesterday fore
noon about IL o'clock. They go oil
their regular run to Gayiota for an
Dlher cargo OF OIL
-
The bark Annie Johnson is now OF
ner way to these islands, having LET
the Coast on the l4th inst. She 1
= destined for Hakalau and Paauhal
with 100000.
IS. The little brig Galilee is ready /
r sail tomorrow. She will touch a
.hidway first and then proceed on :
southern waters.
The Irmgard will sail tomorrow 10
- San Francisco with a full load c
sugar and a number of passengers.