The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-10-10
ance was presented to Colonel Cody, a

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has ovoS sriohte,,i,v h,,, q. go, ~ 49,,
,,,ct,,ro.c,a enS CO.. a,i,,. a,',ro Tho',
had IN init ssii,ng ,,cSats ~ eaoh oran,
inc ard ~ righ, NJ ogam and ,,or
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tictst wasnn The .as,,ns 1% a. sSa,tora aS
and the show IA given IN an ohiony
arena Of about Ave acres area There
are about 200 peon,e 2h0 horses q
mules. q buffalo old Deadwood ataUa
coach. United states mail coach. and
machine field artillery Eeats NJ ria
ing, roping and drilling are little less
than marvellous In the congress- of
rough riders are bona AIDE representa-
tives of twelve nations. Rarrin0 the
Mexicans. none of the performers an
proach in fearlessness. dexterity and
skill the American cowboys and cavaI-
rymen. Colonel Cody has select hand
of theatrical Indians. "The charge nm
San Juan Hill" was produced I'm most
realistic and exciting fashion Inv the
entire organization. some remarkabie
Workmanship was shown by Annie
Oakley, Johnny Baker and Colonel CO.
dy. The buffalo hunt was decidedly
thrilling and the scenes OF "Indian At
tack on Stage Coach" and INDIAN At
tack on Settlers Cabin" were especial-
" well done. A light artillery drill
was an exciting number. II was ali
fresh and new and spirited and extra-
ordinary. and the audience was I'm n
frenzy half the time.
Tho uawa,,o,s with p,w.,, mn
are. uoanaii on,,s,n 20 u,i. NJ
LaIa,oio nna. g, u,',i, %.,,. "ano
dant onoa Iror W.. ",.
In horor NJ Ka,,,a. ~ NnL s,uo.
~ q, uono,rI', m",,oa. n.,.Hs ~. sen
meriv M the Cnstn,ns sor,,io.. H.
KuIia road Una az, E,vo J,stn;.,.
Ceorye MaLaiana oo,,hn,'. Isaha,i.
Perry Rebecca Nakea Miss porr' H.
a native ne Manoa aa,,uh,a 90
tuymase who mad considar.bio la
tbsre uer motbor uos a natiuo 49,,
an II was isabella perry wbo u,a.
take, from, tho how Tho n,v,t ~, 10
tive man with whom che was ,",n,ima
from the Australia IN nm Island staa ne
err was drowned Miss perrv ,o,S ~.
she would never return 20 10 Isianas
and in November she WAC IN wed a
theatrical man M Ch,cogo TIE u.
waiians have their nmarters mar tho
tent NJ Co,onel Cody Thav "ni,o ' in
the statomont ,hat tH:,, 80 ali -.
ed i'm every wav and are fuljw salts
f,ed though thev would vary y,uct
like to he more nrominen, IN tho NOR.
formances. It is rather a small mart
they have In the show. They are in
the street parades, enter the arena for
the grand assembly and the farewell
and take part in "San Juan" When
the Hawaiians. or Sandwich Island
Rough Riders" are announced they gal
lop In singing "Ahi Wela" or aloha
De" and take position in mass forma-
ton. Oh, yes; they are in "ancient
costume" For the women this is red
pau, decollete shirtwaist, less waving
hair, no head-dress. The men looked
hila hila, for they knew many Island
ers were looking The men had bright
colored sections of cheap window cur
tanning for saddle blankets, trousers,
ill-ftting and OF noissOme hue, coats
OF floor mating and a head-dress that
looked like the half of cocoanut shell
with a plume plugged In. This Is not
at all liked, but Miss Perry anu two OF
the boys have been promised that next
season they will be signed to do some
real rough riding. The show started
this year In New York March 8 and
closes october IA, after playing all the
Eastern. southern. Middle and most
OF the western states
Rev. Charles NJ. Hyde. Mrs. Hyde
and Miss G. Hyde reached Omaha on
the 2lst In the morning and left in
twenty-four hours for San Francisco.
They saw something OF the city and
the ExDOsitiOn Rev Dr HYDE In n