The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-21
wRoIc ANERICAN AMEN
Their Brave Conduct NJ APis Com.
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Secretary Tracy hxs 4tlressei letter
% Rear A6ulirzl Kimberly scSnovleds-
N the recs5p: q reports from the Adj
nl7&l zrd other ot5cs-S n&rrstins the
cz=-e--,Sex-csS u The tlSsGScs- a. Samoa
We make the following extracts:
The Department lsSras with deepest
uz-- -azc the wreck resulted IN the death
q tcc- oi5csrS zEi torty-Sevsr men.
However severely The destruction q the
vessels nzy L felt. the los Of % many
vztIb,s lives : AZ greater and more
l--eg&-ab,e misfortune Captain >choor-
u2ks- died Is he hzd lived. II The post
q tu-v, 5 cSIxzt z1d generous o15cs-
ard devoted servant q his coc1try 70
the Is Tie hurricane AZ S&noS hSS
6-cuzh. zt=5cclor u n&ry American
hucsshoItS. which vii receive The
teepes- sympathy q the Government:
-. Il cannot y ssh thz- those who died
TINS. -z-t--y facing danger IN the exc
---51- G: thar d-sy. have died n vain -
At-s- reviewing & some length the de-
-1IlS u reports and noting with SSciS-Sc-
-l-- the commentator u various on
cs-S- 1E5 S5e-s54-v continues 1T &p-
pears r14- 11s Cociccc Of those under
r--- command evLrcs,i -Lroczho-t inst
courage. resolution and iCru-Ii5 which
--e United >-z1ES 11S learned always 70
expect run the officers ari Sa4uer Of
Is -zvv- Wls- Her Britannia Mx5sS-ys
snip CL-ECpe. t--cC-G-s n the posses
S--- lE more powerful engines succeeded
il L5- gallant 5-I-- % p&SS the Tre-1lr
ard S-s1- --- u the llr1u- against the
hurricane ringing cheer IRON the
American EE-sLg. - Lsr crew were
Standing In tine LE-s Cd death, showed
spirit alike generous z-I 1GC1--sSs-
NJ CEE---LL -N-E>r-G1rIgS.
In reply 70 y11r reg-zs- and that Of
CAPTAIN EG-u --ar t-r ; court Ct inquiry
--5 department LIS 20 say that L deems
S-C- 3 court unnecessary L : >4-zs-
ned -lE- the --l-s-s II command 81 ArlZ
--- -L=-r i--T win cCC-zze- fidelity aCl
@---C 5-lz-=z-- and that they were
zzz-I-S-T and .-EG-V Seconded by their
S-1c-Ci--z-5S. GEL Inst the hurricane
which caused the destruction q the YES
S5-S zC- -l= -1SS q - many lives Wis
one Of those vls--a-l--S 1t Providence IN
The presence u which human Efforts are
-5 ---.z lTE-- lLLL- the measures ac--z--
Is taken b. yourself aCt the officers III
der --- E-5-s Al that wisdom and prC-
-=--z could dictate and 1la- z5 VS. due
90 these measures -LzI - large ) uruucr-
l-C u the crews wls sav5d CLzz the
one sep which might Lzve 4v5rrs1 the
-sz-.zs-rCr1E. namely u have pct % sea
Cei-rs the storm had lsTelCped could
only have been ii-s5l6=i, II view II the
grave rsSUC1sL I--laI5S resting Urcl yCC
3 >G-lG- B. the certainty Il 0verEh5L1l-
Ing danger 70 your EseC, which CoClt
--c then Il t1rssee1- rhz- y0C rightly
decided % remain Il vUCr post, and that
the department even N the EScs q the
terrible disaster which L involved, So
PruTes absolutely yUCr decision, which
LlS SCI II example 70 the navy inst
sEGClt never ce forgotten To convene
: c5-r- q inquiry under these ClruCu-
stances would seen u imply doubt IN
the Part 1i the Department, where no
1-Cl- exists and instead u Ordering II
II T=:s-lEz-l0C !. tenders % ygU, and
--r--Zl yl- % LL= C-ZEsrs and men q
El- command, rs sympathy f1r the
=EuCs--=s and 1E-r1SLIus You have En-
C--E15-e-1 and IL -r------ thanks t1r
The Et=---y with which yCC pe-t--uet
T--- ---T II 2 -r-s-s u ~ -;s--IlZ danger