The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-22

from the hull during the time she was
pounding away under the elf down
which Colonel Samuel johnson worked
his way at the risk of his life to save
the crew.
Liner in Today.
A big liner from San Francisco will
reach port this morning, the II. X. X.
steamship Chiyo Maru. The Chiyo
Maru has a large list of through passen-
gers, among them being Hamilton
Wright Mabie, the associate editor OF
The Outlook, who is a classmate OF
Judge Sanford b. Dole, Williams Col
lege. The Chiyo will leave for Orient
ports at five o'clock this afternoon.
Navajo Out Today.
The United States naval tug Navajo
will leave for Hilo today with Admiral
Cowles, commandment, aboard. The YES
sci will be away from Honolulu about
a week. The admiral will probably
visit the crater of Kilauea while the
tug lies in Hilo' IS capacious harbor.
A Globe Trotter Record.
Hackfeld & Company, agents for the
Hamburg-Hawaiian line, which is send
ing the steamship Cleveland around the
world, have received the following from
the New York Office:
"Since a belt line has been establish
ed around the world by pleasure cruis,
ing ships, some unique globe trotting
records have been established The fla.
nous eighty-day trip of Jules Verne s
| Phineas Fogg' has become a common
place. The lure of the globe trot has
la1 NHaN oil - L.,
globe three times in a single year. The
multiple globe trotter, o. +. Van Deusen,
Joined the Cleveland, of the Hamburg
American line, at Naples last fall on
her eastward world cruise. On reach
ing San Francisco, he Immediately book
! ed for the return trip, sailing a week
later. The cruise was already sold out,
and a special stateroom was built to
accommodate him. On reaching Homo
| lulu, Mr.. Van Deusen cabled to his
wife to join him in New York and take
passage for third trip around the
world on the Cleveland, sailing Novem-
Der 10. The three cruises will carry
this globe trotter some $4,000 miles in
little more than one year, doubtless a
new globe trotting record. Incidentally,
Mr.. Van Deusen in his eastward trip
will have gained two whole days on
the calendar.
Wilhelmina on the Way.
Castle & Cooke, agents for the Mat.
son line, were notified by cable yester.
day that the Wilhelmina had left San
Francisco yesterday on time enroute
for Honolulu. For this port the flag.
ship has 1901 tons and for Hilo, 200j
tons. The liner is due here Tuesday
morning
World Girdler Each Month.
Albert BALM, chairman of the board
of directors of the Hamburg American
line, announced Mt the close of a con.
ference of high officials of the line in
this city yesterday that il had been de
cided to extend TO the west coast OF
the United States the passenger and
freight service Of the line which for
many years has been in operation be
tween Europe and the Far East, says
the New York Herald of November ]
The scheme OF extension at present
contemplates only single addition IA
the existing service between Europe and
the Far East One steamship every
month viii leave Hamburg, aud after
calling az various Chinese and Japanes,
ports will proceed across the Pacific
Ocean % Honolulu, Vancouver, Port
land, Seattle and san Francisco.
II was stated however thnt whit
only one steamship month win be pul
into the uew service for the present, n
ls intended ultimately 20 put many NOR,
lNrrarlH un the same ron, tho numlpl
viii hr decided up0n after tho origins
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