Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-30
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nolulu- to Yokohama, y. im.-414
miles out; all well.
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No Freight Received on Monday.
Monday will be observed as holiday
by the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company and no freight for the Ma
una Kea. Mauna Loa, Kinau or Mil
kahala will be received ut the
wharves on that day. Shipments for
these steamers are requested on SAT
urday, TO insure prompt attention.
While Labor Day will be observed,
there will follow no change In ex-
listing steamer schedules and all YES
sells will depart for ports OF call on
regular time.
tonolulan Reports.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from the
s. S. Honolulan, bound for Honolulu:
8. s. Honolulan, 8 p. m, Aug %
&c passengers for Honolulu, 81 tons
cargo for Honolulu. 233 bags mail for
Honolulu, | automobile for Honolulu.
2ll tons cargo for Kahului. $500 tons
cargo for Hilo. VIII arrive Saturday
morning Ship docks at the Hackfeld
wharf,
Mail viii Sail for Big Island Ports.
The steamer Maui has been placed
on the berth to sail for koholalele,
I,aupahoehoe and ports ut noon To-
morrow. taking general cargo but no
passengers.
Twenty. one Day Passage.
Arriving at Port Townsend yester-
day, the American schooner Robert
levers Is reported to have made the
voyage from Honolulu in twenty-one
days.
It's All News to Kelly.
San Francisco waterfront tingled
with the news that the skipper OF
the good ship Andrew Welch had hg.
ured In sensational divorce pro-
ceeding but the press gave his name
as Captain A. G. Page. The Andrew
welch has been In Honolulu harbor
for fortnight and has left for
coast ports with sugar bal
last and half dozen passengers un-
der the guidance Of Captain Edward
Kelly. Now Kelly isn't Page and
Furthermore Kelly deposeth and says
| that he 10 not married though at some
| future date he may have leanings
that way. The San Francisco FIX
aminer goes on to say that at was
ship captains day In Presiding Judge
Morgan's division of the supreme
court. A. G. Page, skipper of the
good ship Andrew WEIGH, was loser
In a divorce suit brought by Eulalie
Page, who testified that her sea-far-
ing husband used to buffet her about
and throw her to the floor as a ships
mate might manhandle one of his
sailors. Being made football for
her primitive Douled husband caused
her such great mental and physical
anguish said Mrs. Page, that she was
compelled to seek defense ut the bar
of the divorce court"
The Andrew Welch was here and
there was no alleged manhandling Page
trodding her quarter deck. Kelly sits
on the lid and Is attempting to do
IL single handed and alone. It's eth
er another Andrew WEIGH or else a
wrong guess upon the part of the
coast scribes.
Supply Vessel Goes Ashore.
4! SEATTLE, August 2l.--A message
received by the local office of the
United States Bureau of Education
from the agent In Nome. Alaska, says
that the gasoline schooner f. s. Red
field of San Francisco which left Sc
attic last June with 500 tons of win
ter supplies for the Government
schools In Northwestern Alaska, Is
ashore at Cape Prince of Wales in
Boring strait.
The cablegram said that the rev.
enue, cutter Bear had gone to aid the
Redfeld, and II necessary transfer
the supplies, which are for the sta
lions on the Arctic ocean, extending
from Cape Prince of Wales to Point
Barrow, the most northerly point I'm
Alaska. In addition to cargo for tho
Government, the Redfield also car.
ried supplies for the EPISCOPAL mis-
sion at Point Hone.