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THE HONOLULU REUBLICAI?, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1902. WHUUN ml b Fourth Mate Lay ton Suffers From Eye Trouble Co Has a Hard Storv lo Tell Nineteen Men Oat of TinM TOM wltes baric John and Win- Uuott arrived off port eartv yesterday ' ... , jwurfwr aftr a leJwtreiv voyage of , SI days from San Francteco. bhe is bound on a crate which probably will last about tea months. She put to here because Fourth Officor Lay ton is suffering from some disease of ibc eye and needed medical assist mtee. Captain Macomber reports that. on. Uh way down, whales were sighted j ott. but jmj capture was made. The. -rawef. on leaving here, will proceed , to G.. where she will engage in trading with tin natives and then will no to the OkkoUk Sea whaling. so to the OkkoUk Sea whaling. Tbre aever wa a ship which came, to HoMtaki th a more discontented' crew thaa the John and Winthrop IX Ut captain had come alongside of a wharf or even had he anchored Sit the stream he would not have a satior left on board his vessel in the morning- Gets Suckers for Sailors. n M-..W u mmnrweil nf 4 mates, 1 boat hder. 5 loat steerers or har poonr8 and 24 men. Out of these twenty-four, nineteen have never gone to lea before, and claim that they were sttanhaied on board the John and Winthrop by a man named I Levy, of San Francisco. Their tory recalls the days when the old crimping system was an ac complished fact in even- port in the United States. An advertisement which appeared in the San Francisco newspapers ' LAUNCH IS WRECKED IN HONOLULU BAY HOODOO DISPELLER WANTED. Visitors to the Wn-lmg Bark John and Winthrop in Disaster Ten lave Never Mites Off Honolulu Rescued by ' nov' 51 da's out from Victoria for . . j Honolulu, and he is inclined to regard Yacht Vi-kec- her as lost. The Ventura did not j bring him any information from the If any one in or around Honolulu Admiral of the Naval Station at .. ,,.,,,. , , , , Esquimau concerning her where- owns the left hind foot of a black, , '., -.,,, , ,. ,Z cn,i , abouts, although it is possible that ckrnbblt secured in a graveyard at an answer to a telegram of inquiry midnight on a moonlight night, and wh'ch Mr. Hoare sent some time ago ., . , , .. ' may have been seat in the register- consoquentlv sure to ward of the ' , ed mall. "hoodoo," he can dispose of the same' There are now seven sacks of mail to a local owner of a gasoline launch, j matter for the Condor at the local . , ., , ,. . . postofflce. This fact seems to indi This gentleman Is thoroughly con-1, when sfl? ,eft VIej3lJIa 1nced that he Is laboring under the ! there was no doubt about her being machinations of a busy "hoodoo" and ; bound for this port. ) that lHithim- short of a rmllrnl rni.i ody can uellvor him of that belief. On several Jifferont occasions dur- about the fate of the Condor. The ing the past few months his launch Hritish vessel Phaeton Is being pre has mot with different kinds of acci- nared at San Francisco to go out and riaats, some of which have sorely tried the patience of the ancient Job.! The culmination to this series of; Shipping NeWS andNoteS accidents happened yesterday after-; noon, when a party went out in the,' The- clothes of the .sailors of- the launch to visit 'the whaling ship John S. N. Castle were sent to the Quar aad Winthrop, which was anchored antlne wharf yesterday afternoon to about ten mile off the harbor. The fumigated. tri out was all that could bo de-, It Is said that the steamers of the sired. The whaler was reached in doe time, and after a pleasant stay on board, the launch started on her retvrn trip, while the John and Win throp set sail and put out to soa. Kverrthias went well for about 109 yards, when suddenly the engine broke dowa. Only one oar was in the boat and as the tide was rising the fawacb was rapidly drifting towards tae ocean. The situation was a criti eal one. The sea was smooth enough aad the wind was light but the pros poet of being adrift on the broad Pa ciSc with nothing to oat. and no liq- Hids bt a can of gasoline oil. was none too pleasant. ' The pump was broken and beyond impair upon the high seas. But for-- tuaateiv. a roscuing partv appeared t k.i i .. .k-. .k Vi-keo. After several clever raaneu-vr-5, Prince David's yacnt captured the helpless launch and towed her bsck to the boat landing, where Cap - tain C. L. Crabbe and his crew re ; ceived the grateful thanks of the' launch wrecked party. 1 N WINTHROP NEEDS MEDICAL ASSISTAN Been to Sea Sefore during the month of September, at-' tracted the attention of a number of unemDiovea men. ""'"""- ""-" "Wanted o It read thus: loung men to go on a cruise in the South Seas. No experience required. Apply to L. Levy, Battery and Jackson streets." Passengers to Shoot Whales. When the men applied to go on the cruise, it Is claimed that they . .. .. , cnornDn.c mri- lave Been San haied. be requlr(jd Q them They big Cape erde Island Portuguese i .cre t0 be passenBers as far as theiwh are officers of the sh,p; the-v dld , n.w. qAfl nn, thon .,,, havpjit in a lively fashion. Up the rigging. ,Q he b(jats and sboot whaIes.'they went, and then on a rope to the, AmerIcan splrit of adventure gotjfarther end of the yarfs; Some 0f I L. .. , tl,m tlini. iIr,noH h- them would have left their work un-. , . . . th th S d the . aboard. A $40 note advanc(? wagM wag supposed to , be given thom. but as a matter of fact j none of the men ever saw the color of it. They say that L. Levy re ceived the notes, as, accordiug to the American shipping laws, they cannot , sigh of relief and secretly made pre-, the Japanese coast with 1400 souls be cashed until 4S hours after the parations to add to the floating pop- aboard, which was published yester vessel has sailed, and in exchange the ' ulation of Honolulu. day afternocn in a local newspaper. man received a "comnlete" whalers; outfit Complete Whalers' Outfit. Whon the men opened their bags on board, this is what they found: One pair heavy shoes. 2 pairs stock-1 ings. 1 suit heavy underwear. 1 light woolen cap, and one bottle of whis-l key. And that whaler's outfit is sup-' posed to last ten months : une oi me men has sworn that he will not touch the contents of his bag and proposes to return it to the dealer and shipping master when the voyage is ended. GRAVE ALARM FELT ABOUT THE FATE OF BRITISH SLOOP CONDOR British Consul W R. Hoare feels very much alarmed over the fate of the sloop of war Condor, which is i iTtss msnaicnes nroncnr nv me Ventura state that considerable alarm is felt In Victoria and San Francisco ' a n rr K f n Pacific Mall Company are to be fitted lor carrying large bodies of troops between San Fraucisco and the Orient. The U. S. transport Kilpatrick sailed from San Francisco on the 16th for Honolulu and Manila. She is due some time today. The French cruiser Le Protet left San Francisco on Januarj- 16th for th's port whore she will remain about tea days. ,' SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 15. Tee barkentine Planter sailed yesterday for Honolulu and the bark Mauna Ala. Captain Smith, cleared for the same port. George H. Whitney and Carl F. --nors. Federal Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers. left on the transport Kll- Patrick on January 16. and are ex- . nxfM tn nrrfro h pected to arrive here to-day. The Havana Post announces on the authority of one of the contractors i that the work of raislnr the wreck of the UnIted States -rship Malne will begin In a -ery short time. -0 F. ingr3m, who runs one of Duranfs lunches, has accepted a r- j Claim to He says that he -will bay clothes from the slop chest, and on his return to San Francisco will report the whole ! matter to the authorities. I The first day at sea for the "sailors" ' of the John and Winthrop was one of cruel deceptions. They thought they were to be only passengers, butj the captain thought otherwise. j Seasickness notwithstanding, they were 'ordered up aloft to unfurl the sails, and, under the directions of the finished but for the presence of the ' big colored officer near by urew prepares ,io escape. . When the fourth mate's illness ' compelled the vessel to turn her bow ; towards Hawaii, the men breathed a Thev counted without their host. ' i however. Captain Macomber knows ja thing or two in the whaling busi- ! ness, and it is not the first time that he has had such a crew. In fact no other kind of a crew can be secured to go whaling. Captain Macomber dill not bring his ship inside but kept her cruising out- side under snort sans, waning ior tne return of his fourth mate. The John and Winthrop will ceed on her long cruise early morning. pro- this position as first assistant engineer on the U. S. S. Iroquois and will en-; ter upon his new duties nxt Monday. V.U.U.b IU tu !!. UUWC. U Soir, the French Minister of Manrifc . . i ii... has appointed a commission to in-' quire into the reports of the crimp ing of French seamen at Portland, O. . K AAnHirii . tltn TTt Wan r'nii1m 1 , 0 ., . w . . A. E. S. Hambclton. who command- ,t th0 ctonmor r.,QllB nn U, (net vlcit'l here, will go East on a vacation on returning to San Francisco. Captain! i tnuii viii lciivy: iuc vjtidiu uui uii iici i next trip. j The names cf two of the local ! yachts have been changed by their new owners Sonny Cunha has re-1 christened the Shamrock III the Ka- huna. and Christian Conradt has named the Rose the Kaumana. Acent L. E. Reehe. nf thp Globe Navigation Company, has received; worn tnat tne rampico nau lert seat tie, January 12, for Honolulu with i freight. She should arrive here to- day or to-morrow. During the six months ended De-, cember 31 there were built in thej United States and numbered by the! Bureau of Navigation 717 rigged ves-' sels of 154.073 gross tons, compared 1 n four with 56S rigged vessels of 179.229 1 from San Francisco, due. gross tons for the corresponding six 1 Th?NelIu'leship Maine is 7S per PaSSerfrS Wh Arrived cent completed, according to a report ' received at the Navy Department From Kauai, per str. James Makee, Naval officials are satisfied she can January 23 Paul Isenberg, L. E. Bee be placed in commission by February ' be. T. W. Nottingham. 15. 1903. the fifth anniversary of the ; From Kauai per str w G. HalI sinking of the former battleship , Ja 3H A Ja stadt. Maine in Havana harbor. , . . lander, Canvai. A new rule has gone into effect in , the Pacific Coast Steamship Com- pany's service, requiring all quarter- PaSSengerS Who Departed. masters to have licenses as deck offi- cers. The new arrangem-nt is de- F(Jr tfae ColonIes Q s s Ven. signed to place a stronger safeguard . , . T . . ,. about the lives and property intrust- tura' Jan' 23-Jn Lathrop and the ed to the company's care. None but R,al Company of players, quartermasters holding licenses will In transit to Pago Pago and Colon- at any time be in charge of the wh?el. The boys of the Iroqucis are jubi lant over the news received by the Ventura. Able seaman C Flaherty. who was on the gunboat Petrel dur- .Ing the battle of Mtnila bay. has been recommended by the Secretary- of the M3S M HeImrod. Mrs. C. Dutton. Navy for honorable mention in recog- ,,, ,, .. ,, nition of the conspiencus braverv.Ml5S M- Neua-an M- Inian and shown by Flahertr in the sen-Ice of w,fe- Mrs- - M: Und- Charles T. the United States. kelson. Mrs. F. Hynes, a J. Wilkins, Press dispatches report that a bot- A- Lind- Mlss J- Maginnity, R. P. Mar tie containing a message thrown into tin. H- Estinghausen, S. F. Palmer. G. the Mackinaw River la Illinois on Waagenheiza. wife and children. Mr. Jan. 27. 1S&0. has been found on th? Goodyear, George D. Dood. 3Hss coast near Santa Monica, Cal It . must h3ve followed the Mackinaw ti its confluence with the Illinois and,,v w , . ,- . a-.s . !. . - t jf "- Homer, W. A. Pears and wife, thence floated to the Mississippi and ' ,,,. .. ,-..,, . ,v,..i. .k ..1, r -vr.- .. ....1- Horner. W. A. Pears and wife. v vw-agji .jac: uuu vi viCAitcW IU IU. Atlantic Ocean currents are sup- posed to have carried the battle j around the Horn and up the Pacific COAST AXD FOREIGN TEASELS IX POET. j Arrived Xesstl Dec 23 Inneard. bkt. 25 f Honolpu. schr. f Captain. !Scamidt 26 Chas. E. Moody " 27,Aldea Bessie, bk. .. J Mackie 23 Robert Lewers. scix Underwood .... Allen 30 31 C. D. Bryant, bfc. . . Colley Joseph Rass Petersen 31 ! Hesper. bls Friis Jan. 1 i Florence, ship jSpfcer 2 Geo. C. Perkins, bkt.j Jensen ""y N'o. 2.. J Puget Sound. 3 I Andrew Welch I Drew (Brewers J San Francisco. 7 j Prince Louis, sh... Ellefsen SRaJIway JPnget Sound. 10 ! Helene, schr. ( Christiansen ' Railway . . . . San Francisco. Hjstar ct Bengal, DK..fuioerg i iwers fuget s-ouna . 15 j Alia, bkt Thronagle Oceanic j Puget Sound. 15 Newsboy, bkt j Caipperneld ...J Alien Puget Sound. 15 j Golden Shore, schr. Rasmussen.... 'Railway .... Puget Sound. 15 Tillie Starbuck. shiij Curtis I Brewers San Francisco. 15 Agnes, ship Hemfce jlrmgard San Francisco 17 Hawaiian, str. 'BanfieW I Railroad INew York. 17 Hyades, str. Garllck Pacific Mail ! Kahului. 17 Inca. schr. Rasmussen Stream Puget Sound. 20 U. S. S. Mohican 'Cowden Naval row. ..( On a cruise. 22JS. J. Allen, bkt Johnson ...'"Stream ;San Francisco. U. S. S. Iroquois Rodman (Naval row .. j Stationary. ! - "WEATHER REPORT. Mean Temperature SS.3. Minimum Temperature 63. Maximum Temperature 76. Barometer 29.S7; falling. Rainfall 0.03. Mean Dew Point 62.3. Mean Relative Humidity SI. Wind. North to south; 2 to calm. Weather. Weather variable to overcast. Westerly airs, probabily rain. Forecast for Today. Fresh north winds; probably rain. AT DIAMOND HEAD Diamond Head, 10 p. m. Weather ', bazy. Wind "light, north-east. c()ast a journev of over 1000o miles in all. Tfae gtQry Qf the sInkin? of the Tjnjte, states Transport Sheridan off 's not credited in naval and shipping drcies. inquires maue ai me .Mai station and at the Quartermaster'si ,K fi,.., ,. ... , ' Uliil. lullvtl IU Vlitl4ill LJiCT 1 U114W1, i nothing had been heard of it at eiti,er office. Neither the San Fran- cisco Shipping Guide nor any of the! San brancisco newspapers have anythe Mohican has excited much en- . thing whatever about such a disaster having happened to the Sheridan, and "" -"- " .--. -.-. ""' been issued up to the evening ol iiDuiiiwwuun iiTiTninn i-Lnirtrm Thursday, Jan. 16. the time of sail ing of the Ventura. I Arrivals at Honolulu. Thursday, January 23. I Str. James Makee, Tullett, from ' Anahola. gtr W Q Ha T,,Omps0n from .. . Kauai ports. Am- whale bark John & Winthrop, Macomber, from San Francisco. De-j cemoer 1'bth; called to put sick man; . .. , , . , i ""uv, ouuului "" auu "" wuioiuc. Departures from Honolulu, Thursday, January 23. Ventura. Hayward, for O. S. S. Pago Pago and the Colonies. Str. Kaiulani. Dower, for Malm- peru .!!!!! !!!'!!!!!!!!!!March 12 re-jkona and Hamakua ports. i Alameda "."."." ..".".".".".". '.'.'.'.'.'.'. March 15 str. iwalani, Greene, for KauaiiCoptic March 22 nnrtc t k r. m ' .Ventura March 26 Sir- Lehua, Napala. for , , . i """"'. and Maul ports, at d p. m. Schr. Twilight, for Hanalei and Ka- ilhiwai. at 5 p. m. 1 Vessels Due Today U. S. transport Kilpatrick. Rogers. es trancis Harman. Mrs. Basil Ricketts, F. J. Doddemeade, Rev. Father T. McSweeney. Paul Steinfeld. W. R. Godfrey, A. Johnson, F. H. Hollwav. Joseph Mnlaueenv. E. G. jjnd. a H. King. George Heimrod. Hynes, G. T. Williams, F. D. Frank. ! Rev. Fathpr Tarlor. H. Anion. TV .T .' . an, A. F. Cate. S. Johnston, Paul Per- eesia. H. M Baxter. George Darrell. Thomas Lawless, E. J. Rogers aad Destination. San Francisco Brewers f Wharf. ,01sea ! Allen jPuget Sound 1 Rasmossen 1 Railway ! Puget Sound. Railway J San Francisco. Paget Sound .. San Francisco. Paget Sound. In distress. 'Stream , J Navy War 1 Railway ... Railway j Paget Sound. jsiTS. 3I002T. AXD SEA! r rv - a.m J F:. pn.ip.m. a.o. Mocj2j 1 ! 2.1 1.03J .0 ,.ls S.40 lo- 7.32. 9.04;.0 3.4$ Tn.pij 1-5SJ 2-t 3.43 ! 9.456. Wed. Thur 2.11.2.212.4$ S.23 9.45 6.0, 3.t s n f rt - P: 3.2TI 2.i 3.W 3.14.10 22 6.49 - 5.43 6.0U. 1 J, J Frt .. '24! 4.( 2.1, 4 20 10.03 10.56 6.10 5.43 6.W ajn 'P.m l Sat.. . 25? 4.46' 2 14 11.2S 10.50 6.39 3.46 .51 I ; I I l.m., !SaQ.j26 5.23 1.S 6.05.12.U3 11.40.6 3S 5.47 i I M-- 27 6 W t 6 6 5T'l2 40!- '6 a'3 47' I wife, Mrs. J. E. Crilley, Master Hill. Charles Mack, M. Segreel. H. HAWAIIANS ENLISTING. Five Native Boys Accepted on the Training Ship Mohican. A number of Hawaiian boys were at the boat landing early yesterday morning waiting for the Mohican's launch which, at S o'clock, took them over to the training vessel to be ex- , amjne(j for entrance into the United gtateg servJce Five were accepted . . . , ... , ,. , and two rejected, while several others must return today. The offer of Captain Cowden to take a dozen native boys on board j tirusjasn, among them and created j m ilUerest am0ng naval officers. -rue" response t0 the offer has been - j very satisiactory so iar. inasmucn as the vessel is to remain in port a 1 ....1- liuiitn, t St. ovnarta 1 (lint n i nccrv iuu(CL it. is vah-m. a .. .number of Hawaiian boys who desire to enter the service of the United States navy, will take advantage of 'the opportunity which is now offered , to them. ; i --- ARRIVE. . nmvt. j At Honolulu from San Francisco or V ctona. t . uatUC oauu... I Alamoiln Fphnmrv ! Hongkong Maru February Sierra February 12 China February 14, Moana February 15 , , Doric February 22 ; Alameda February 22 Nippon Maru Marcn 4. i nn nm i tmr I'll America Maru March 2S, Alameda April o TO DEPART From Honolulu for San Francisco or j Victoria. !Doric .January 31 (Alameda February 5 Nippon Maru February S Sonoma February 11 Per" February 15; Coptic .-.February 25, Alameda February 26 . America Maru March 4, Ventura March 4' Peking March 12, Alameda March 19' Gaelic March 22' Sierra March 25 Hongkong Maru March 29 China April 8 Alameda April 9 Gomes and McTighe Wholesale Liquor Merchants. ICing: Street Phone Main 1(0. ISLAND TRADE A SPECIALTY. KALIHL As a Residenta Suburb Is attracting lots of attention since the Rapid Transit Co., built their extension. See the Gulick Tract Before buying buildii g lots elsewhere, a beautiful locality "healthy, everv facility, electric cars, wate- "laifl, eU. Easy terms of payment apply MRS. S. K. GULICK. F. Q. BOX 13. Oceanic Steamship Co. TIME TABLE. The steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port as horeesdftf J FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FJANCtSCO. 1S0L 1901. r ALAMEDA ...-. Sat. Feb. 1 SIERRA Wed.. Feb. 12 s.iiALAMEDA Sat Feb. S2 ,, ISONOMA Wed Mar. 5 '"ALAMEDA Sat., Mar. 15 I VENTURA Wed, Mar. 26 : ALAMEDA Sat., April SIERRA .Wed., April 16 ALAMEDA Sat, April 26 In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the agtnta are prepared to Issue to Intending passengers COUPON THROUGH TICKETS by any railroad from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and from New York by any steamship line to all European ports. FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO WM. G. IRWIN & CO. LIMHED GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC S. S. CO. Pacific Mail S. S. Co. Occidental and Oriental S.S. CoantJ Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamers of the above Companies port on or about the dates below FOR CHINA AND JAPAN GAELIC JAN. 2S HONGKONG MARU .".".'!.".".".' FEB.' "6 nnn ,. ." " iiiinii . . . M4r-r NIPPON MARU PERU vUPilG MAR. 4 MAR. 12 MAR. 20 AMKnifTA fAPTT WAD tii PEKING ..".Y.APRIL 5 ( GAELIC . .' '.'..'.'. '.'.'.'.'. .APRIL 15 HONGKONG MARU APRIL 22 i FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. Agents. Canadian Australian Royal Mail Line. Steamers of the above line running in connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver. B. C. and Sydney N.S.W., and calling at Victoria, B.C.. and Honolulu, and Brisbane, G., are DUE AT HOrJOLULU From Vancouver and Victoria for From Sydney and Brisbane for or.ooane ana ayaney - MOANA ttu. 15 On or about the dates stated above. THROUGH TICKETS issued from Honolulu to Canada. United States and Europe. For Freight and Passage, and all THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Limited. GENERAL AGENTS. American-Hawaiian S. S. Co NEW YORK TO HONOLULU VIA PACIFIC COAST. THE SPLEHDID MEW STEEL STEAMEBS - i S. S. California:, to sail about Januarv 25th. S. S. American, to sail about March 15th. j S. S. Hyades, to sail from San Francisco, February 1 19th. Freight received at Company's wharf, Forty-second Street, South Brooklyn, at all times. ForFnrther Particulars Apply to H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. AGENTS. HONOLULU. In Goo j Kim's Kncam S CHINESE SILKS IN EVERY DESIGN AND SHADE. a .VVLJS ALAMEDA Wed., Feb. SONOMA Tus Feb 11 ALAMEDA Wed, Nor 5 VENTURA Tues., Mar, ALAMEDA Wed.. Mar 19 SIERRA Tuea Mar 25 5 ALAMEDA Wed.. April 9 SONOMA .. ..Tues., April 15 ALAMEDA Wed, April tj TSNTUR:V T3., May f will call at Honolulu and leave hl mentioned FOR SAN FRANCISCO. DORIC JAN 31 NIPPON MARU FEB. 8 PERU FEB. 25 COPTIC MAR. 4 AMERICA MARU MAR 11 PEKING MAR. 19 GAELIC MAR. 29 HONGKONG MARU APRIL I CHINA APRIL IS Victoria and Vancouver MOANA ...JAN I j general information, apply to CLOAKS, PIANO COVERS, CREPES, CHINESE CURIOS, ETC., ETC. ( i 5 '$