Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-25

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Nine ropnd-the-world trippers decid
"a to leave the Cleveland atthis point
and will continue the journey to the
mainland In commercial liner at
later date.
While the Cleveland was plentiful
IL supplied with coal and provisions
It the Beginning OF the cruise or a
some OF the oriental ports. q small
amount Of provisions and fresh vege
tables were placed aboard here.
msuna kes Favored With Fine Wealth
zine weather favored the steamer
Mauna Kea for the greater part q
ire round trip to HiIo. The vessel re
tarned this morning with 9 small num-
her 81 messengers. The vessel is 70 pe
d;snatched Tor the Big Island at three
o'clock this afternoon taking qeisee-
|4,on 81 volcano visitors Pursor Jones
reports the steamer Kauai e mp ! ~ y
Helene at Kdkaiau and the Mauna L 3
Il Puualuu discharging ana taxing
cargo. Al sonthefly swell was met a.
KaWaihae and Mahnkona.
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ElIo shipping. ~
The Matson Navigation steamer IN,
tarnrise. the Observation-Disclosures
freighter Mexican and the American
Ebsrf Nuuanu were deep sea Vessels
remaining at Hilo during the stay O
|thc Inter.Island steamer Maqrla kea.
re two steamers are TO be giEen sup.
mics Of sugar. while the sailing vessel
q receiving shipment Of hard wooa
railway ties.
Transports Sherman and Sheridan at
the Coast. a ii (. 3
The transports Sheridan and Sher.
man reached San. Francisco yesterday
afternoon according to q cable receiv-
ed at the local branch Of the Mer-
chants Exchange The etroopships
sailed from Honolulu on January 18th.
filled with officers and enlisted men
beion9ihg to military organizations
who had completed their tour Of duty
IN the Hawaiian islands.
MONGOLIA Due Tuesday.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia Is
due to arrive at Honolulu on Tuesday
morning, according to wireless mes
sage received at the, agency Of H.
Haekfeld & Company today. The Mon
golia is bringing thousand tons ORR
entail freight for discharge here Il
Is the present intention TO dispatch
The vessel for San Francisco at nine
O'Clock Wednesday morning. <
a. 80 - - - 81 Al q 2
Malls Greatly Delay Steamer Mariana.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liner Ma
rama, IS understood win be ct least
three days late ia sailing from Van
couFer, b. c., according to adyices re-
ceived today through the agency Of
r. III. Davies e Co. the local repre-
seftatives for the vessel
What led to the poatponement OF
the sailing Is not stated but it. is
generally believed here that heavy
snow storms along the line OF the
Canadian Pacific railroad may have
held up the mails in transit from
Halifax to the British Columbian ter
minal
Provided the Mariana departs nom
Vancouver today, she should arrive
here on the following Saturday. The
Mariana Is supposed win bring quite
a delegation OF tourists, from the
Northwestern states, who intend
spending the winter in the islands.
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seduoia FIGURED Il, Trsdedy.
The lumber schooner SeQuoia, which
has frequently brought cargo from the
Sound to Honolulu. was the scene Of
a tragedy while riding at anchor in
San Francisco bay recently. in which
q Waterman named Charles. EVAN met
with fatal injuries as a result OF a
fire on board that vessel. An explo-
sion Of an oil heater in the forecastle
was the cause of the, blaze that did
damage to the amount Of one Thousand
dollars. The burning oil set fire to
the schooner, and but, for prompt as.
s:3tance rendered by Boats&ain Harry
IT. Johnsons q. S. N, and the crew of
the us. s. Marhlehead and by. the