Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

adventurous cast bo had so quiet dcpoont mud
apparent dsncuaton general socnby that You would have
mncod him moving always along peaceful and secluded walk
of life"
imagine Mr.. Hawthorne mud tho gentleman of refined
mnnnor sitting face TO face ept and obsod unit, tho nbsny
Of situation struck hom cby that they both burst into
laughter Nothing breaks the ice completely hearty laugh
Then the mysterious ersonagc dyogd tho romntc story of his
Hawthorne cooinaoe; "Whcn his dgnicd wns
come he Ind tho faculty Of nrntng tho adventures with wonder
] r h m"'"B UP Avs u'Pss No'rn'' WIN n"nyo per-
c'Pn on o picturesque points SO t the whole was thrown Tor
ward with positively Elusive effect like your visual
experience la fact they admirably done that could
moro than half believe bom because the genuine onrr
apt to transact themselves 30 ortisonly."
The ice having entirely thawed tho cvor Of the strangers oo
qnoncc he continued his revelation with the pcrocy of tho nnce
mnrnor literally from his first hour he had been upon
sugcs of varied aud tumuous existence having been born
a" so OF American pnrcngc but on bond of Spanish vessel and
peIaE many OF tho Subsequent yor in Voyages travels and ont.
been porlclcd since tho days of Guvo Do Foe We can
imagine tho Consul catching hs ronth aud turning unody in his
char ns tho of the fixed upon him. y that in his
thirst Tor the unknown has plunged into tho very heart OF forbidden
mysteries and the vol beyond which dnontlo3s of
nle Veroo alone Suffered explore. Many of his
laid in the East and among seldom Archpcagoos
Indian Ocean so that there Oriental fragrance breathing
through his talk aud odor Of the Spice ends still lingering
his garments The spell beginning work tho Consul doz
aed by ghcrng gcnoracs longer struggled hut listened pas
s'y to the hcgalng mnrmur of tho Oriental stoeer lilo
had much to say of tho delightful qualities of tho Malay pirates who
hueeu carry on predatory warfare against the ships OF all civilized
nations and cut Christian throat among their rsoncrs
they arc gentle nn"ro people, of primitive innocence and nte
TITS tho voice of the chormcr charming wisely
unnes to ravsh the Consular
But his best story of men, G they we're
who seemed fully realize Sws wicked fable of the Yahoo
whether they had souls They dwet the wd of Cey
on like other bcns, hairy, and spotted with tufts of fur
sounds bidcousv donr thoeY hor hI sn,. rnd End f
They lacked both
foresight and wholly destitute of government social institutions
or law ruchp Descriptions except the immediate tyranny
of the oogest radically untanb moreover that the pco
pie OF the country managed subject few of the less frocou and
stupid evude among their other cattle They
were beasy in almost all their attributes and that to such degree
that the observer losing sight any link botwx them and manhood
could generally witness thor brutae without greater
at times comprising what the lowest general traits his
with what highest these abonnabo he fonnd
ghas'y smtnde that half compelled him recognize them as
| human brethren"
respectfully call the of Mr. Darwin, staggered
listener At rate he be shaking OFF the spell and adds
had accepted his Oriental fantasies
BILE credence but allowable specimens
VIVID coog and rich embroidery on the texture and dull
before reumng perhaps the Consul ordered brandy and
and listened with renewed fresh developments They
After these Gulveran researches agreeable acquaintance
had fallen under the ban the Dutch Government
his at least being matter of c nearly years imprisonment
with eonsea'on of large amount OF property for which Mr. Bel
mont Minister Hague had made peremptory demand
of reimbursement and damages"
But the climax still Having exhausted the
of the Orient his vivid coorug embroidery en-
ven the dull texture Of the fabric of Occidental life Behold
Since arriving in England his the United States he
had been provena led to inquire into the circumstances of his
birth shbord and bad discovered that not himself alone but
another baby had into the world during the
the prolific that
believing that these children had been assigned the
moth0s Many confirmed
idea that his nominal of the exchange. The
family to which he felt authorized attribute his lineage that
of nohemau in the picture gallery country (wheuce
mistake not adventurous friend had reurne he had
discovered portrait bearing striking resemblance himself As
he should have reported the action of Dutch
Government President Pierce and the Secretary
covered the conscd property proposed England
and establish his claim to the nobemans title aud estate
The of his birth English
AuguShing the days of Gay II has done
popular craft Tier Nt Slap Pore But the
Hawthorne compelled draw line
here concluding this extraordinary
uncertainty Can he that he unable
mating vagaries of this wonderful adventurer.
He The English among the latest
the first chapero wonderfully akin what
of hoad such fgments began
having made responsible for the nobemans
homeward ia the Collins should
his English roll fall little behind hand his Dutch
hundred thousand dollars certainly the hands
and might least be valuable pounds
which had engaged pay his behalf reason
fear that his Dutch riches turned Dutch gilt gold
and his English country castle the awhh
cedingy for he delightful companion very
geutlemanly man"
When hear of the old of the
Buecup who mixed those babies either
the seabon child Of misfortune had abandoned his
BIRTH he had Walter Murray Gibson stated
his official the NhOa, April 18th, 1873
with he Mormon Community for political
we shall history we'll
never been denied"
We Inconvenience which prevents Mr. Gibson from
giving the promised history and would be glad Mr.
Gibson TIE of the politics aud the object which
persuaded him shepherd The Mormon
Another Oriental fantasy pechance pped by the
frost of