Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-06
Shipping
TRANSPORTS MUSTBE ENLARGED
TO ACCOMMODATE PASSENGERS
Sheridan, Now In Port from Manila Has Every Available
Berth In Cabins Taken-HonolIan Met With Fine Wealth
er-Brish Cruiser Sailing for the AntpodeS on Satur-
day--Serra and China Due Tomorrow Morning.

cisco Chronicle. Indictments voted
I yesterday will be returned next Tues
day afternoon.
or the cases investigated, that of
Captain Robert Petersen, master Of
the barkentine Jane l.. Stanford. oc-
cupied the most time. Charges of
brutality, intoxication and failure to
! maintain discipline on board his ves-
sci were made against the skipper by
officers and members of the crew.
Mate II. T.. Goodwin and Arthur Good
year. seaman, were the principal
| witnesses. &.
Goodyear told of unusual brutality
on the part of the master, who. he
testified was intoxicated much Of the
time during the passage from New
castle, New South Wales, TO San
Francisco. The vessel arrived here
last Wednesday. The sailor stated
that he was cuffed, beaten and kicked
by the master for no reason. His
only explanation of the brutality of
the skipper was that the particular
sailor was the object of his wrath
I when in a state of nebriety. Good
year says that he was beaten not
only once. but with regularity during
the trip. Mate Goodwin corroborated
many of the statements of the sailor
and says that while he was not
beaten or abused physically by the
skipper. he was cursed and abused
verbally by him on many occasions.
He stated yesterday that the master,
because of his intoxicated condition
lost the respect Of the members Of
the crew. aud for that reason disci-
pine on board ship was ruined.
Il p iA''N ~ M '"
Baldwin Party Landed at kahuIui.
u Landing the Baldwin party at KIT
hului, including Mr.. and Mrs II. p
Baldwin, DR.. and Mrs Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin and MIR
Guthrie. trained nurse. the Matson
Navigation steamer HOnolulan which
made a special call at the Maui port
at noon yesterday was detained less
than three hours.
I The big vessel riding high out ri
! the water, reached Iiackfeld wharf
before seven O'Clock this morning aft
er an unevcntful trip down from the
coast. The ,Ionolulan brings but goo
. tons general cargo for Honolulu in
GLIDING some 1000 sacks cement
There are about five hundred tons
freight for discharge at Kahului. The
steamer has no cargo for Hilo this
trip. On deck "a horses and mules fol
, the Club Stables, and % head stock
for II. IIackfeld arrived. One mule
died and was hoisted into the sea
, There is a fine little pony In the lot
which comes consigned to the loca
winner of n newspaper contest hell
on the coast.
The Uonolulan brought 40 cabin
! six leaving the vessel at Maui.
d pa
1 tIiIonian officers Report strang spe
tacIe.
I Officers in the Matson Navigation
: steamer IIilonian now enrOute from
= Seattle TO Honolulu and due to ar
Il rive here on Saturday report witness
q ing a strange spectacle. They repor
. that while coming up the coast SOM
n distance south of Cape Flattery the.
sighted large four masted schoone
n sailing north.
& While in sight of the Hilonian thu
schooner hove to and several boat
n were lowered and for some time wer'
S rowed around, evidently In search o
!. q man overheard. Shortly afterwar,
o the boats were hoisted on board an,
& the schooner turned about, heading
!, back toward San Francisco. AS tn
vessel started back those on the Hi
n lonian believe that she must hav
g lost her master
Il There are many sailing vessels no,
T. en- route to the sound TO load lumbe
and II Is impossible to identify tn
one sighted by the Hlonian's officers
Z Pluck ,Deserter from Andrew WEIGH.
s When Captain Kelly's ship the An
4 drew Welch came within the quaran
81 tine limits of San Francisco after
Y twenty-five day passage from Homo