The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-04

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Staten Island and to Brooklyn were
filled with sight-seers who were bound
to get as near to the start as they
could, and long before the time for the
parade the high banks along the nor
rows and bluffs at the forts, both on
Staten Island and Fort Hamilton, we're
thronged with people, aud the roads
we're filled with spectators hurryIng
toward the shore to find a good point
Of view.
The fleet made too imposing sight
for the spectators to cut any figure at
| ALL By all odds the american line
made the finest shown. The fleet
anchored in squadron tor gation, the
powerful Blake, with Vice ADMIRAL Sir
John Hopkins pennant sending out in
the stiff wind, being aboa. 500 yards
below Fort Lafayette, and ..a Phiadel
phia, with Rear Admlrl. Cherardis
blue flag, with two white star at the
main, the same distance below Fort
ITompkins. Strung behind each .eadcr
were the ships which were to follow mp
me Day ana all "eeIe I'D readiness ioi
the start.
As the Dimilri Donskoi had not been
IN port at Hampton Roads it was neces-
sary for the other admirals TO pay their
respects, and at $50 o'clock SIR John
Hopkins pot off from the Blake and
was slluted by fifteen guns from the
Russian as he stepped on the quarter
aeIN' ''e BRUSH nag al the same u"e
oe'9s noIsIeu. O'nlr aom'Ta's followed
IN que course
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''e S,-o'' 10 move oen lne repre-
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nations l-'. '"'o og"o'e "nes' lne lo,'
column Deihs headed by the t9Iadei,
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