Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-14
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/ FOR HONOLULU \
UNFORTUNATE

UlHBhibieft1L
Expected to reach destination in the
Hawaiian islands In early March, 70
load a full shipment Of sugar, for the
east coast OF the United States by the
way of Cape Horn, the big American
) ship Edward Sewall has again met
with misfortune, the train Of ill-luck
and disaster following close in the
wake OF the vessel while in the At.
lantic. ..- .a-- II
The SewaH, sailed from Philadel-
phia on October 18Th, carrying abou:
5000 tons OF coal, for discharge at San
Francisco and Puget Sound. ..... 4
Private adyices received at Homo.
lulu state that the Sewall has met
with the second disaster losing spars
and rigging during terrific gale that
overlook the ship along the south
American coast The Sewall Is SAID
to have put into Bahia Blanca for the
second time for necessary repairs The
vessel win be remembered to have
called there for assistance the latter
part Of December The repairs were
completed and the SeYall sailed on
the round -the-Horn cruise on Jan. 6.
but was obliged to return there on
Jan. %. The succession of disasters
IS predicted win materially delay the
arrival OF the ship. The Sewall load
ed sugar at Kahului on the last visit
20 the islands IN. w.
Ventura Has Carnival Visitors.
To arrive off Honolulu harbor at
daylight Monday morning, the Ocean.
ic steamer Ventura, was reported by
wireless adyices as 900 miles off the
port at o'clock last night, bringing
about 20 passengers from the coast
with destination at the Paradise Of the
Pacific. s.s-g
II Is the intention to give the Ven
tura prompt dispatch for Page Page
and Sydney, the vessel to SAIL for
the south about o'clock in the after.
noon. In addition to $50 sacks Of !
late mail, the vessel has 539 tons of I
general cargo for the port. The Ven.i
tura win berth ct Pier 10.
Tanker Lsnslne Was Held BY Libel
The Union OIL Company steamer !
Lansing that had been placed on the
berth to depart from the coast with
about $1,000 barrels fuel ell, is report.
ed TO have been detained through the
fling of libel proceedings in the Unit
ed States district court at San Franz
cisco
Bernard McKenna, q seaman in that
vessel claims damages to the amount /
Of $4,000 for personal injuries sus-
tanned while engaged in his duties
aboard the vessel at time the Ian.
sing was steaming from Port San Luis
and Chile.
SPARKS from the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents. from the
Oceanic s. s. Ventura bound from
San Francisco for Honolulu. T. H.:
900 miles from port s D. m. Feb. 10;
So cabin. 3 steerage passengers for
Honolulu: 40 sacks mail for Homo.
lulu; $50 tons general cargo and
pkg. express matter for Honolulu |
VIII be Off port at 6 80 a M Monday
morning. February 18th, 1914, and de-
part for sydney, N. s. w, via Pagol
Page, Samoa, at 4 D. m, Monday after.
noon, February 18th, 1914. Vessel
docks at Pier 10. foot Of Fort street.
N
Schooner Bruce Soon Away.
The schooner ]. II, Bruce now at |
Pearl HarbOr where a quantity of
lumber and piling are being discharg-
ed. Is expected to be dispatched for
the Sound by the middle of the COM
ing week This vessel is credited with !
having completed the longest passage
between Port Townsend and Homo
lulu in her history
Arixonan Now Expected.
Tuesday should see the arrival of
the American Hawaiian freighter Ari-
conan from Salina Cruz by the way
Of San Francisco and Puget Sound
ports This vessel brings cargoes
3S4, $50, 3S6 and 3S7 from New York
which were transferred across the 18TH
mus OF Tehuantepec to the Arizonan.
The vessel is scheduled to depart from
Hilo FOR the isthmus with about $4,000
tons Of sugar on March /. .-
u ~-es
Mauna kea for Inspection.
To remain over one trip for the pur-
pose OF inspection, the InterIsland
steamer Mauna Kea is an arrival at
Honolulu this morning, bringing more
than 100 passengers, gathered at Ha-
wall and Maui ports. i 1
The steamer KilSe-sa is to take I'D
the run Of the Mauna Kea, the latter
vessel having been made ready to
sail for Hilo and way ports at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
Hall an Early Arrival. \
With q number Of Mid-Pacifc Car.
niyal visitors, and fun shipment iof
sugar, the steamer w. G. Hall is an
arrival at the port today, the vessel
making destination "a hours ahead Of
the regular schedule. The Hall is list.
ed TO return to the Garden Island
on Monday evening. Purser PEPPER
reports 10000 sacks of sugar await
ing shipment at Ahukini.