The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-24

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of annexation as something that has
happened already.
There was music and merry-making
at the Officers Club last night.
Colorado boys are for free silver,
free Cubans and Free Philippines.
Ses
a visit to the ice factory reminded |
some of the Leadvile boys Of home
.,
Never before have so many as 1,zVV /
armed men marched on Hawaiian sou. |
The Waverley Club, with correspon- !
dence facilities, is open TO Boys IN
Blue.
The coffee served at the lunch was
pronounced the best since leaving
home.
Besides the band on the China there
is well trained glee CLUB OF hIIy
voices.
Chinese cooks on transports nave
sold fresh bread for as much as %
cents a loaf.
TWO of the soldiers on the China
are in sings arms that have recently
been broken.
Town Japanese and Chinese We're
on board the China all day selling Ha-
waiian views.
Col. Soper, Andrew Brown. J. NJ.
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onic brethren.
There are two very big and very
black darkies in the hospital corps
aboard the China.
The review ait o'clock drew down
town one of the largest crowd ever
seen in Honolulu.
Both the majors of the Colorado re
giment were colonies before going IN
to active service.
The officers in the commands on the
China all have nice staterooms. They
} find everything convenient.
The chaplain OF the First Colorado
is tbe Rev. Mr.. Fleming Of LeadV1lle
He is we'll liked by the boys.
zee
Tha discipline aboard the China
while not ultra-severe, is marked. Inc
command has a veteran air.
The Pales in the crews of the ship:
= Get the same pay Uncle Sam gives t.
white men for the same work.
system made service at the Dime
| wolf nigh Derfect Congratulations
: are extended to Capt. Ashley.
Miss Kanoho, of the Government
\ band, sang at the Executive Building
I grounds for the Boys in Blue
The crews of the ships are enIiste
for the voyage to Manila and 'order
time not to exceed two years.
About a dozen men were IN prlSo
on the China for various minor o.
Tense. One prisoner was sick.
There were about thirty men on SIC
list OF. report on the China, but on
a few were at all seriously Ill
The China ana 2 aeslandia look lii
the old friends they are, but the COLO
and Senator are strangers here.
Tho hand of the First Colorado
practically little more than an am
teur organization, but it plays we'll.
There win probably be baseball
the Makik League grounds at 8:
this afternoon for Boys in Blue.
Cripple Greek, Leadville and IN Il
all the mountain towns are well
presented in the Colorado Regiment
There are hunks on two decks Of
China and they are spacious and w
made and the quarters we'll venUIat
~ zee
II Johnson the regular butcl
of the China, is still on that ship
shed the first blood Of the eXpe
. ton.
The I. o. o. F. Lodges of Ho
1uIu have thrown their halls open
members of the order in the eXPt
ton.
Editor MIsaps, S. A. War Cry,
be here with the next EXPEDITION.
gentleman is we'll known in Ho
lulu.
The corps on Uhe CIllha iO9'
J business at hand much more seTlol
than did the boys in the first exp
ton.
The Honolulu Red Cross soc
was promptly on hand and ala 81
tive service that was exceedingly
come.
- There are 1900 men aboard
china but there has never been
, suggestion that the number IS
&@@ lucky.
The doctor books" issued to
Bows and Blue warn them aga
beer as "the worst thing they
drink
Quite a number of the Boys IN