The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
zHr DOC THAT SAVED a znRoxE
The Rout or Kaiaksus's Nutinous Army ~
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Another revolution has been suppressed 10
oonwssnia nna nst themseves on
%,oy nss Sas
driven to the royal boathouse for protectiop.
Xiew who know are also telling the merry tale
oiution. saved throne and scattered The
sag asa.s the Ssss sss
We were at the islands year or TWO AGO
Harry Gls Frank unger mY,el and nd ;a1 =;
WAS Ss 1sa asrse s 5dd and
SSysss rsss srSs wsS the would
for the dog would, make the cold Shils Of ap;;
play ssP f0E FAC, thonsh rerrot
Kitten. Es never BIT anything IN his Iife ex;
sacS ds sS sth Witch him
"WeiI. at the islands. David Kslakaua was
King and kn i'd man nsyes Ssf :.sts
for day. and lost his money to. us at poker.
He s dd az ths Pasee wRcs
hand. We grew to have genuine regard Ioe
him. because. whatever MS ianlts, ne Vas
pulses and the love he bore his subjects
=, There was condition then prevailing at
the a Weox
other conspirators. Discomfort muttered On
ne %t ft5Sn kn wSs IN
why. the onlooRer feIt that rebellion might
set tho alarm bells ringing at any moment
bo "s precpItSted by tho iostiine Of man on
the sidewalks.
smiling face and his customary ,atfability
Feeling as we did toward him. we shared In o
measure his anxiety. and awaited the ex-
1.-The army was, giving trouble; 1t had felt
its power by putting down with the aid OF IN, the
i Il became unreasonabie in its demands, and
the King was soon involved IN trouble with MS
You know tho Hawaiian army consists Of
about sixty -sevon mon and half as many offi-
GERS But though small; it is the one military
lively as much power and importance as the
Kaiser's mnrshalled millions. And 40 1t was
ta when aess M AND fssp
pies faces blanched ard apprehension min
Gled In tho merriest rout ,ru,
sat on the porch OF our cottage We heard the
roll Of the stirring drum and the dangerous
Gre ey amoa ss begun The army is
marching on the palace shouted GilliG,
b5Sye man s oy
the palace enclosure. Being more or less OF a
fool. ran after him without any revolver.
ns When a9 w. reached reached tho naace found the
entire army Just drawing into line In front Of
it! There was all the thunder Of the captains
and the shouting which mans heart could
wish. The army had come to make demand
on the King. and was prepared to enforce it
with bullet and bayonet.
F" Now. pretty much everything on that trip
had been arranged for Pierrot''s amusement
So when he saw the gloriously caparisoned
army drawn up In the glare of the palace
LAMPS he supposed 1t was there rs q part OF
his fun. With bark and bound he started
to enjoy the army.
" WUw .
when Pierrot started for the army the
army saw him coming. With his bow legs,
wide Jaw. and red. overhnngins, FOWL. he
seemed a ravening boast. His onslaught was
quick and noisy.
The army stood its ground q moment and
then began to beat u retreat. Tho retreat was
in an Instant a rout. The rout became Il
scram Bile. with the dog take the hindmost for
every mans motto. This wa all thu, more fun
for Pierrot. He gave expression to his Joy in
gorgeous officer or slightly more suodued pri-
vate would come leapng through the trees in
"a yellow cloud Of fear Pierrot playfully
cutting his heels until attracted by some other
scattered remnant Of the leaguering host.
1.-The rebellion was suppressed. kalakaua
was maintained on the throne and Hawaii was
again at peace.-all on account OF Harry Gill
liQ'S bull pup."