The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-17
THE oL1aARoHY's NATAL DAY.
Celebration Of the First Anniversary
of the Provisional Government.


of the Provisional Government.
The celebration OF tho first ami.
rersary Of the p. g. began at sun
rise this morning with a national
salute from the field battery. This
was followed at $50 O clock with the
antiques and horribles parade. A
of broken down animals
driven to rickety vehicles paraded
the streets, several going their own
way. After q drive about the town
the participants put up and, sad to
relate, the prizes Of SO, $50, Is
and $3.50 were all won by royalists.
The first prize was won by q mum.
Der OF darkened faces in q vehicle
running on two bullock cart wheels
in front and two carriage wheels be-
hind. There was . stove with chin
ney Oh the vehicle and all sorts Of
funnyosities. The second prize was
won by three royalists in the char
acter Of "Joblots." The third was
won by "Huki mai ka Ulua" in q
small cart driven to juvenile jack
ass. The fourth was won by q rider
on bullock.
HOSTING TIE FLAG.
After the antiques and horribles
the next event was the hosting OF
the sixty-foot flag on the new pole OF
the American League on King near
Nuuanu street. There' was q large
number Of ladies present in addition
to members Of the American League.
The assemblage, which did not in
clude any prominent member OF the
p. g., numbered about two hundred
souls. Ten members OF the league
handled the halliards and hoisted
the flag at 8 o'clock. As the flag
was going up man named Sampson
tried to break a bottle Of champagne
on the ropes, but he failed and then
smashed il on the fagpole. The
band played for about half an hour,
and number Of Chinese bombs
were exploded on the street, fright
ening several horses.
PALACE SQUARE DECORATIONS.
A telephone pole erected in the
middle Of Palace Square Is flying
an American flag, and from lines to
the four quarters Is suspended color.
cd bunting. On the mauka side ol
the street incaudescent lamps are
suspended from the electric lines up
TO Likelike street. On the maka
side in . vacant lot has been erected
. speakers stand for this evening".
mass meeting. II Ii decorated with
bunting and on the rear wall facing
the street il the salutation, "Aloha.
In the Executive building groundi
Chinese and Japanese lanterns have
been hung among the shrubbery
and the Judiciary building grounds
are similarly decorated.
MILITARY REVIEW.
The p. G.. troops were reviewed by
Col. Jno. II. Soper, commander o
the forces, on Palace Square, fo
nearly an hour this morning, com
mencing at $50 o'clock. The com
panies were under tho following
commands: Co. B, Captain JohI
Good; Co. G, Captain Joe Camara
Co. F, Captain Julius Asch; Co. D
Captain Hugh Gum; Co. A, Cap
tain Ziegler; and Co. Z, Cap
tain Wilder. After preliminary dril
and presenting arms Major j. W
Pratt turned the battalion over :,
Lt.-Col. j. H. Fisher, who drillet
them in the manual Of arms. Ate
the review tho battalion marched
out King street and on returning
halted in front OF the hall OF tn
American League. The leagues aal
J was saluted and tho p. g. band play
ed "Stsr Spangled Banner" Tn
battalion then returned to the bar
racks and the drill was over.
TUE RECEPTION.
At IL o'clock tho President an,
! Mrs. Dole held q reception in tn
! Councils Chamber formerly Thron
+ Room OF the Executive Buildin
formerly lolani Palace. Minister
King, Damon aud Smith, and Chic
Justice Judd, Justices Bickerton an
D Frear OF the Supreme Court, accom-
T panied with their wives, also Judge
Whiting and Cooper, attended o
Mr.. and Mrs. Dole. Wives OF Az
visory Councillors and other lsdit
: forming a group Of thirty or fort
= were also of the receiving part
= standing at the head Of the room
. There was . steady stream Of Wis
tors to pay their respects to tt
= head OF the de Jdcto Government.
: No official callers outside OF Il
:, p. g. military officers appeare'
h Messrs. Glade and Schmidt, consu
;, for Germany aud for Sweden an
y Norway respectively, were the on
! representatives OF the diplomat
o and consular bodies who attende
3, but they are well-known partisan
- OF the annexation movement al
. were only there in their priva
d capacity.
10 A few officers OF the Americ,
il warships were present in civil,
m clothes as members OF local societ
" There was goodly number
Portuguese with their wives al
. babes in arms. One little barefoot,
codger with military Gap sat dov
in the middle doorway and we
aloud for his nanny, but was col