The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-07

and high seas in the North Atlanuc, |
and the weather became 80 bad that !
the big combers stove in the hatch !
b, covers and carried them overheard.
Much of the cargo was damaged as
a result of the water coming in con.
tact with the cement.
When she was towed into Port Stan
ley on April II her master reported
that the ship was leaking through
her port topsides While she wealth.
cred the terrific gale, which did so
much damage to the sailer, rs tons
lof cargo were jettisoned, and at Port
Stanley she had to tighten $50 tons in
order that repairs might be effected
= Capt Jones expected to leave the
Falklands for Vancouver on Tuesday
. of last week, but whether the Wis
, combe got away or not is not known.
The wiscombe Park sailed some
a time last summer for this coast, but
!. was in collision off Southampton with
a Cardiff steamer and was beached.
2 She was towed to the drydock at the
p English port and repaired. Before
+ the ship reaches her destination she
will have been fully year in making
the voyage around Cape Horn.
p PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
2 Per str sonoma, June s.--Mrs. e.
}. AbadIe, Fredk. lBiggerstaff, w. q
= Bergin, Mrs Bergin and child, Geo.
t A. Brown, Miss B. Chalmers, Robt.
o Chalmers, Thos Chalmers, VIM. Ed
n win Chamberlin, w Charlock Jr., D.
d Conway, Miss Jessie Decker, Mrs. L.
d IDistelli infant and nurse, F. D. Fish
err, Mrs. w. X Freeman, c. L. Glib,
S Mrs. NJ L. Glib, Leslie Gratz, Paul
Is Guenther, Mrs Guenther, j. G. Har-
10 mon, Mrs Harmon, F. Halstead, B.
n f. Heastand, L. K Heiser, Miss M.
lg Hebron, c. j. Hutchins, Mrs. Hutchins,
" Miss Hutchins, G. v. Jakins, Miss f.
n C. Juth, Mrs. NJ. C. King, Mrs Har.
or riet Lazenby. Miss Lazenby, DR.. J.
ly Morris, Miss Viola Mulch w. F. Ned
erhold, g. II. Pool Jr, F. w. Potter
ay Mrs Potter, F. Rumrill, Geo. D. Rus
% sell, Mrs. Russell and child, s. Shack
o. lett. Mrs. J. Shay and children, Jas
Sichic, Miss Stow, A. f. Tinker. AL
bert Vischer, Miss Sophie Vischer, G
err ]. Waller, o, j. Whitehead, j. Worm
II. ser, Miss Jessie Yarrow, Kyoshi 70
IN shida.
1g GOODBYE TO RICE.
t. S. F.. Chronicle, June 1.-THE trim
r. Pacific Mail steamer China departe'
IT, yesterday afternoon for Honolulu ant
the Orient under rather unique aus
IN pices. When the Chinese people
by wish to pay a tribute to friend the!
III do so IN a novel manner, as was il
dicated by the demonstration whic
SIX marked the sailing of the liner tror
III rier AZ at / o'clock. Captain Elmer
Rice, the ex-skipper of the Chini
TT had been showered with congratul;
le tions by his white friends, but tn
as compliment he received from tn
IS Asjatic crew of his former command
lar vas as equally sincere and shove
'n the esteem in which the Slant-eye
TO sons of the Far East held the youn
mariner who had been their capital
ce for over year
vs. Flying from one of the after lif
he boats on the starboard side was
10 immense flag in the Pacific Mail &C
Xxi ors. bearing the words ~Farewe
all Captain f. Rice" And as the steaI
ien- er pulled out Of her slip, the Cele
|. tails leaned over the rails, their "
ed, low faces beaming moon-like smil
toward Captain Rice, who was
md the pier Then followed a series
tetonations and a roar as the IN
ole' /" boy applied a match to a strea
lair err of frecrackers. Captain Ric,
flag waved through the blue smol
am, which rose gently upward into
ard warm atmosphere, while the era,
liny ers flashed and spluttered.
Will 81 kind of feel like a fish out
Their water" almost sighed Captain RI
az he watched his former comma
zeal pass out into the stream.
ain "And that's something money ca
18th buy" he added, referring to the o
yell, tor of the Chinese.
res THOMPSON GETS YACHT.
yer SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.--Jo
D. Spreckels has appointed Capt'
Albert Thompson to command
The Ialatial yacht Venetia, filling the V
lpt. ancy made by the death Of Capt'
on II. NJ Hayward the veteran marin
ng- who passed away suddenly few da
ub- ago Thompson has been chief O
ak Ger on the seagoing steam pleas