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

hurt but one man He was carried |
into the Executive Building and given |
attention.
Capt. Grant Of the Utah artillery |
says that ne would 10 have his win /
tiers in Hawaii and his summers IN |
Salt Lake.
Capt. Grand is in command of the |
Utah Artillery section aboard the !
China. Capt. Young, senior, VIII be |
here today.
They have setting up" exercises !
and guard mount on the China every |
day. They have about eighty men in
| each guard.
There had been for years an effort
! to have the China come under Ameri- /
! can register, but the war did it IN a
| few minutes.
w. 4. Kinney was very active IN
! looking after the comfort and enter
tainment of officers and men Of the
Utah artillery.
go
There have been issued to each man
of the second expedition two pairs of
|
| white canvass.
The China has much ammunition in
the lower hold. This is not especial
ly guarded, but the matches are made
fast and sealed.
The troops of the China in march
ashore made q column about three
times as long as does the First Regi-
ment, n G. II.
There were a number of Pythian
knights aboard the China and the
local Castle Hall on Fort street was
opened TO them.
There will not be so much letter
writing by the Boys in Blue here this
y time. as they carry their postoffices
S right with them.
Plenty of wholesome food, well
n cooked has been the rule on the
r China Live buIIocks are carried tc
supply fresh meat.
1t is said that there is one man IL
this expedition under sentence of two
years in a military prison for being
found asleep on post.
v In it's marching the China corps has
the swing that reminds OF the oll
Philadelphia battalion, with Lieut.
o Ingerson at the head
p zee
''Mingoes" are popular as ever Oh
the Boy in Blue who tried to break
a, cocoanut in the husrk with the heel o
le his boot was surprised.
Some of the Colorado men insls
rs that there must be precious metals /
to the Islands They assert that the
see good surface indications.
er The China has two big field piece
IS dashed down forward and others IN
Iimbered aft and will do some fightin
if there is any occasion for it.
1g Real shore leave from the Chin
was from 6 to 9 last evening. \ fe
of the privileged men were UP tow
ed with friends all of the night
The bows Of the volunteers SCENE
10 stand the heat and fatigue of marc
on as we'll as the regulars who have bee
If marching in Texas and Arizona.
/rbn Salt Lake and Denver boys we
elk NATTER a time willing to concede tn
lIv hHonO1uTu was pretty a place as e
famed pearl cities of the Rockies.
osS
Ike Arthur C. johnson of the First Col
on RADIO is staff correspondent OF Z
Rocky Mountain News. one of t
leading papers of the high west.
na- One man in the Colorado Regime
the veteran of the command, has SCI
ed thirty years in the regular army
a ao the United States. He is trumpet
Lieut.. Fiske, U. S. A, was look
for Port1and men and found DekU
-acO Macintosh. Adams and others. ~
re lieutenant went from Oregon to W
l. Point.
the The bathing line at Waikiki wa
we'll mile long and the showing OF o
ted. hacks was q reminder of Villa
hio nicture of gunie birds on Lay
and Islahu'
edi- Mai. J. F. Kemble, Colorado, IS
the head of the medical corps on
China. The force on Une IldS 5:aII
ono exceIIentIy provided with HleOl'1''
L !, - tendants.
1vbo officers of the Colorado r
ment would not listen to the prop
will t ION Of taking any recruits from
The n7ace. They have a recruiting std
ono 81 Denver.
The old crew of the emma -
the famed. At first the Boys in Blue
,usly moi take kindly to the PakeS' pu'
Dedi- experience found them talthIui
competent.
ciety The volunteers have the spring
effec- rife and the old ordinary pay
vel The The regulars have the Krag-Jor
cen N rife with range Of 1000 yards