Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15

~ was len'tnirti before the TcnyO
Maru finally got away for the coast
this morning although the gangway
was in and every hing ready to put
TO sea at the scheduled time, ten
O'Clock. The delay of half an hour
in the sailing of the big turbner was
caused by the Matson bark Il. p
Rithct being towed into her berth at
Oceanic wharf from outside and II
was not until the bark was towei
well past Alakea wharf that the Ten.
80 could begin to move
II was without the help of tug
that the Tenyo got away this morning
| going astern and then out 10 sea with
but lHtlc jocxeying from the bridge
to make the channel for the open.
], Twelve thirty was the hour that
cargo was finished discharge last
night and from that time on things
were quiet on the ship and passengers
slumbered peacefully.
Several friends of Purscr Goodrich
and Captain F'llmer were on board last
evening to bid farewell to them both,
Goodrich going to his new position
upon arrival at San Francisco and
Captain Filmer being relieved by lha
regular skipper Of the Tcnyo, Captain
Bent. r
A sumptuOus dinner was served on
board the ship and afterward the
whole party adjourned up town where
more toasts were drunk before the
final separation for the night and the
sailor men returned to the ship leav.
Ing their shore friends In the city.
On the trip Of the Tenyo from Hong.
kong to Shanghai the steamer made
an average of more than seventeen
knots, arriving a; the mouth of the
Yangtse in practically forty.eight
hours from the time Of getting under
full speed outside IIongkong harbor.
II was while going into the river
that the ship ran aground at three
O'Clock In the afternoon. and was
hoated without damage twGnty.four
hours later at high tide.
Two tugs workcd on the stranded
ship from midnight onward with no
result and in the morning the larger
one went back TO Shanghai. forty miles
up the river.
BY djnt of much sea-sawing and the
high tide in the afternoon the smaller
tug succeeded in getting the Tenyo
afoat before the large one came back
from Shanghai. a...
All passengers were taken to the
city soon after the steamer struck and
spent the time pleasantly In the Paris
of the Far East.
At Nagasaki thorough examina.
ton of the hull Of the Tenyo was
made by the underwriters but no dam.
age was found to have been done.
From Honolulu the Tenyo will hit
a fast clip toward San Francisco and
will arrive there on Thursday making
the run In Ave days nat according to
the plans when leaving here this
morning.
Mariana Arrives.
II was 7;3s last evening when the
Canadian.Australian liner Mariana ar
rived from Victoria and Vancouver
and the vessel sailed today for sgd.
ney via ports OF call. O., r
The passengers for Honolulu includ.
ed the members of George Howard
Company which opens an engagement
at the Orpheum on Monday evening,
and w. II. Iicaly stenographer In the
firm OF Theo. II. Davies & Co.
Most of the trip to Honolulu was
pleasant, the first two days out be-
ing so rough that speed had to be re.
duced to ride out the heavy head sea
encountered. u.
The Howard Company gave pre-
sentation of The Man from Mexico"
on tho trip which took well with the
passengers on the ship. ...
Through passengers include Mad
lame Beatty Brooke the New Zealand
lyric soprano and her husband who Is
a prominent business man, also Com
manded w. NJ. Crosse, u. S. ~. who Is
! going out as governor OF American
Samoa. He is accompanied by his
family.
The Mariana was dispatched this
afternoon at one o'clock from Alakea
street wharf for Sydney via ports taxi
ing twenty passengers from. this port,
all but two of whom were booked In
| the second cabin.
20 .,. ~
Coast Arrivals.
According 10 cable information the
' transport Sheridan arrived at San