Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13
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AN OFFICER sends this Ash s,orr
TO the Army and Navy J9draa.' "Nh
unusual and exci,iis battle Between
q huge devi,Ysh dnl a shlrk tnoH
place on the Quartermaster Dock, al
Fort De Soto q few wC. KS since a
yawl was moOred rt some distance
from the docG, ana IL. strange antics
attracted the attention vi tbs captain
oi the Shippe The yori seemed 80
be drawn 1uwp ini1 Inc wa'ar ~ 4
myster,a"y MuiiArr. uuil % Icrta"'c
VI the nnseen nionuy. Vps observed
proving to be!uns tn . t.'.lllh. which
had become cn'anpn1 Ia .ra mJJriug
rope 4 shark ulpdt Gncnn feet lUug
attacked The nh. tcar.rg 'arus pieces
cut of The body Of H. durruseloga prey.
The captain isit Ga. sc'lu OE action
returning with rlno intending %
shoot Doth contestants. The shark
tied at the approach of some soldiers,
leaving the water colored with blood.
When the deyilf,sh WAS shot It sank.
pulling the yawl under water as II did
So In short time the shark return.
ed, seized the devilfish and swan of
with boat and fish to finish his meal
at safe distance. This was the last
seen of the yawl until the next morn.
ing, when 1t rose to the surface. On
examination 1t was found the devilfsh
had wound about sixty feet of the
mooring rope around him, which had
been cut into dozen pieces by the
shark"
FROM WIRELESS reports received
from the T. X. X. liner Chiyo Maru,
that vessel Is expected to arrive off
quarantine about o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Messrs. II. Hackfeld &
Co., the local representatives Of the
liner, will give the Japanese steamer
a promp tdispatch and It Is expected
that the fifteen hundred tons of gen.
eral cargo will be discharged in time
to permit the liner sailing for San
Francisco on or about Monday noon.
BY the Chiyo Maru Is believed will ar.
rive another lot Of Russian immi.
grants.
HlLO SHIPPING as reported by the
purser of the steamer Mauna Kea In
cludes the Annie Johnson Occann
Vance as discharg.ng genera cargo
while the schooner W II. MarstOn .s
taking on shipment Of ohia railway
ties for Redonlo, California. At Mn.
hukona, the schooner j. H. Bruce was
expected to complete discharging car,
20 and be ready for sailing to the coas,
today.
| THE INTERlSLAND steam ,.iRu
| like was reported by the Mauna Kel
as at LaupahOehoe when that vessy
departed for Honolulu The litciR,
is due to load cattle today destined lol
the Lcper Settlement. The steamer
Kaiulani was at Hilo and the Mauna
kea passed the steamer Maui off Ku
kaiau bound for Napoopoo with deck
load of cattle. r. ,....
! UNDER the new arrangement OF
the Japanese ship subsidy the Osakf
Shosen Kaisha, the company which 1.
operating new line OF steamers be
tween Seattle and Tacoma and tn,
Orient In connection with the Chicago
Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway
will receive bonus of $500 900 for ii
American service.
CASTLE L. COOKE, the local agent,
for the Matson Navigation steamer
announce the departure of the Hilon
ian from San Francisco on Novembe
10th. This vessel will proceed to He
polulu direct and Is bringing a larg
cargo.
THE PACIFIC MAIL liner Manchur
la, which passed through Honolulu oi
November 9Th en- route from the F'a
East to San Francisco, is reported t
have arrived at the coast port yestel
day.
ADVlCES received here from PQr
Townsend announce the arrival of tn
schooner Defender. This vessel sale
from Honoipu on October 9th afte
having discharged a general cargo.
THE STEAMER Kauai Is reporte
at Paauhau. where a shipment OF cal
tie will be loaded today. The cattl
are destined for Honolulu.