Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31
THE SHEPHERD SAINT OF LANAI.
tfo"''H"e't'"w an, tas,J

r,s1y of Jay h s6 came hero to remain cw weeks aud
travel about tho ande The p,pcr October 7th
year says TIM, the sketch Of tho "myScr" which appeared with
several % from San Francisco ppcre had been placed in tho o
to hands At his (Gson' instance by his Fdny MIR. II
~ Eddy who accompanied him. who with Mr. o. Cummings
ahsr~1r| was dipped by him declared in statement sworn
10 ny those gentlemen before Judge Allen He came with literary
reputation and delivered number of lectures Neither he nor
Eddy made it known that they Momous tho time shortly
alter lh cnmc TO the suricc Hs cAdr of that denomination
u tao clipping, from ,a' P'pc concerning Mr. hso9
heading,
"Wac NJ Gibson almost noticeable specimen of the gonu
inc rowing Yankee as ever turned p yet no born
"c was born the Bay of lhcy rcbcous South
Carolina Kept old field school Mt H. married Il, and
"""'r with three children At -, which ripe
muster &" the first iron so,mshp ever built the United States In
S' H., "a" Mn"neI M expedition to G" an! bought schooner
the California expedition fd omo California ventures did not and
Of course the Captain went to Washington For while he WINS
Consul General for Gnaome San Salvador aud c, in
S' ana 1890 We hcor of him soonrnng Mango dc Cnvo Santa
Annns residence mud with Russian envoy convoy of sol.
rains Of Nochych,co hear Of him ms the guest
m General Sooc at Vera Cruz md hen master of tho late L. s.
revenue enter % in the rbor Of New York with
en- board for the service Of General Cao of Guatemala Uncle
sam n0u suspicion that the ft had Cuba in her and
sends marshal board. But the marshal is something of
hndrance he is chccrfy helped tho side fishing and
a roy" hVng already landed again her suspicious armament puts
TO sea dancng handsomely that gives chase The FiN
visits Block Island but shows her heels when revenue cutter from
Newport hevcs in sight The FJt had been many
at sea when Captain Gibson that sailing
h had been treated New York harbo He makes the consp
"9rS prisoners IN the cabin aud before loaded pistol accepts
goen When after three days larry tho Cape do Verde Islands
nhgh"ahg the two pardorcd friends board two
eAhoht fun to
propose to arrest the Captain charge piracy. The Captain
refuses to be arrested but his gig goes
W platoon of ragged soldiers who conduct him the
ons where his lately pardoned sailing and passenger
with nency He made his presented his papers,
the whispered suggestion that in the of the cabin ne article
{" t""'" I" the conrt ndouns tho cabin of the Fr aud
with mutual Apologies for the oubc they given other
"".n morn 50 ON shore aud the ft1t on her cruise
Ihe hkrt with got to again
somebody had smashed her
" "'A' mere had been mntiny board meanwhile aud
some blood spilled On the decks and attempt made by the
authorities to arrest the Captain. No American being
?o. the Captain finds refuge
ooy VINO was left board with the in charge of
or" seeing the dim smoke of steamer to seward at
venture the United States ensign Union The Infatuated
nes cut down the Instant but had hoaed aof long
enough 10 arrest the attention of of the British
owar Co which running the coast looking for slav.
Captain Drake brought the matter +, snedv pe and the
ff and her rambling way All the troubles
Oh the captain with Brazns Portuguese with
Datch simple inability to comprehend how and
why should vessel with no cargo on board Be.
oe tue had ended her long cruise
among the least visited of the Poynean groups giving
anaeF opportunity to explore many islands, organize
Malay States and experience of the Prison of
e'1nng at last to America, President dip
1Is to Europe he was attacho of the American Legation
u"ier 'tF Mason Back again he book Failed
appointed though the South Carolina delegation Congress urged
with the Malay States The Mr, are the Captains hobby
which ne has been riding hard these years
M i''ng through the great National Crcumlocaion office
the o'p' proposed Dr. Bcrnshe delegate plan
'T ofmons from Utah great unoccuped island Of
Dat Mr. buchanan army and Peace their heels
pat another aspect the Mormon question, TIE
was uPeu. But the Malay still lives,
us u'"h with little of fiends-and his
Vi 'he the of
P'uslg TO recruit Brigham Youngs headquarters
~ Town ~ Just their the site, wherever
ma! oe' oil the new and yet uu!ounded colony"
mere we have nutshell history subject
e OF nus arrival among His subsequent actions have
'e' 10Y ms tacie the this article
"' .1oI'e 10 Draw their
Pou'' MS connection with still fresh the
Puoc to
M are 'u' we ask those who have been with Mr.
ir the hrs me IN our columns he proper person
h'eu 10 the councils of the We
he sworn statements OF the of cnidng who
N'mi@ed 10y the SAINT Of the Lsnai
o 'o Tue ihwaians he admits of his rea
Mornon endsa cloak
loF p'ca Advancement We ask if with such past fit
candidate ior paient Of nobility; and
pper-the most powerful lever wronghe
patronage oil the Pabc The last chapter of his biography reads like
Tue nFs' Is the same cid story from beginning end Hawaiian
pnacy only later ohhoot from
complaint contracted during his the Islands of Malaysia
ana developed INTO somewhat definite CD idea during his
nome It's IN his apartments
but he still his hobby occasionally walks
io the public 10 exhibit his prominent aud scriwny limbs.
op'u Ioons Maaysan experience
lug vein by
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
the eminent American author, a United
Consul at Liverpool that reproducing
portions of it, here
IL told tale, but like all
as iae euch,u,ed word Of nagcau will bear telling.
When Ha"thorne presiding the Consulate Liverpool,
blind;
burdens of and nprtuned him day ordinary