Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-10
Transport Skipper in Queer

Transport Skipper in Queer
Mishap
SAN FRANCISCO, November 30
Michael Healy, who told attaches
OF the Central Emergency Hospital
that he was captain Of the army
transport Thomas. sprained his back
in a peculiar accident Saturday night.
According to police report,
Charles G.. Nelson, 3639 Mission
street, was awakened late Saturday
night by the sound of footsteps on his
front porch He opened window
and called out, and a man jumped
to the ground, eight feet below, light
ing on his back.
The police were called and the in
jured man said he is Michael Healy,
captain of the transport, and that
while intoxicated he mistook Nelson's
home for his own.
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Spokane Beat the Alice Cook.
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 1.-THE.
schooner Spokane is reported in the,
Strait, nineteen days from Honolulu.
The Spokane and the Alice Cooke
sailed the same day from Honolulu.
the masters making friendly wager
as TO which would reach Puget Sound
first. The Spokane will load at Port.
Gamble and the Alice Cooke will re-
ceiye orders here.
The schooner Gamble was towed
here this morning from Port Gamble.
with lumber for Hilo. She will pro-
coed to sea as soon as crew is
signed.
Mauna Los to Garry Milling
Machinery. ..:.
A large shipment of sugar milling
machinery will be placed aboard the
Inter-Island steamer Mauna Loa
which is to be dispatched for MANU-
kona and Kawaihae at o'clock this
afternoon. r. (
Several large boilers are included
In the consignment that will be left
at the Hawaii ports. The Mauna Loa
will also carry freight destined for
intermediate ports. Al late mail from
the mainland will. be dispatched to-
the Big Island in this vessel
Promise Ready for Sea.
The last of 100 tons phosphate
rock brought from Makateo has been
discharged and the Norwegian steam
er Promise is being made ready for
sea. The vessel is expected will be
dispatched for Makateo and Ocean Is
land on or about Thursday. 1t is pre-
dicted that the Promise may not eonl3
TO Honolulu for some time, as the YES
sci has been placed under charter to
return to Australia.
Bark Rithet Has Been Fumieated.
The bark R. P. Rithet has been
flimigated and the vessel is made
ready to proceed to the coast in bal
last along the last of. this week. The
Rithet has been discharged of ship
nlent of building material for Pearl
Harbor. The last of the cargo for Ho-.
nolulu. was discharged today. The
Rethet will sail for San Francisco in
ballast.
Windjammers Due Daily.
The American bark s. G. Allen,
from Port Ludlow with lumber for
Allen & Robinson of this city, is ex-
Hected at the port daily. The vessel
is now out twenty-eight days.
{ The American schooner Ethel Zane
from Gray's sHarbor, is twenty-fours
days out and it is reported as bring
ing lumber consigned to the firm of
Allen & Robinson.
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Sehone Sailed for the Sound.
After having recruited crew,
Captain Piltz, master of the American
schooner Sehome sailed for the sound
this morning. The vessel has been
laying at the quarantine wharf for
the past few days pending the sign.
ing on of the men. The Sehome
brought lumber to this port consigned
to Allen & Robinson.
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"A Million Feet Of Lumber s.s . a
For Honolulu wi
The American schooner Helene has
been placed on the berth at Port
Blakely to load 100000 feet lumber
for Honolulu, according to adyices re-.
|ceiyed here The vessel and cargo
are consigned to Allen & Robinson OF
this city. rs az SIS
PASSENGERS ARRIVED /
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