The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-12

-. ''oAlOan ina. ~s-
the Cooperation 'teepsa5s
the tn tn three powers. a aia !
10 discourage the T m;., ,ss's,,
the "haimiioa.'" 'S @l'siaa d.
to II Is 55 a strange fact a, !
which Hawaii has s'eai b.
Deen there Jhrea,enra's. meg 81.
t Inc the conme-,,2t :.
the citizens of thai ,lsrsia
~ second 10 any in n, tose: 4
lave made the Sam m ,ae 81,
a %easus belli." S Sg1a nj
scribed the German ~, s,;3a
mans looked on from y.
U ural irritation that a P 4,1S s.s
e err Of Hawai- sS oss,
by Its undeuia6le fo,, s.,-.
OF nations, and se,5
make e. believe 10 have . n.
and snap at the heels - : In
man Empire. 80 u L;
1t is not too much =.
rlously did the Gar, :. q
Hawaiian action tbs --z' L. =
clon that in some ~!
States was really inyo NJ!
sion, prevented thu I c, l
from blowing the ~E o,'
the water. And i, is M.
Is what would have 5 s,D.~
at the time of the de- 60.
against Malietoa had ~ =
been still at Apia. F., =.
dispatch in which he
German Minister a. W. 80
tify Bayard Of the i ss.- .
against Malietoa, he MAJ.
ulS,lnc.IE. After asCribi,g.. f
called-for intermediate !.
walian Government the A..
dition of affairs in SAM S.''- I
goes on to say: In case n,
King acts according IN a. g.
clpies which it is not d.. +
tend to Samoa, should - ~ /.
III favor of Malietoa. The r..
Sandwich Islands womb -
INTO a state Of war with n /
German Hostility Ag5s.I
By the middle of April Il
tliity was made painfugy
April 10Th Gibson writes -.
many does recognize IT,.
equal in authority to N.r-
On the 7th of May to Car
just seen a copy Of a dish.
ed by the German Foreje7 y
Lord Salisbury exprss.s, =
that the Government Of +, i
will not consent tia. p,
part in the proposed e1-s,
Washington" and to Bus !, y
effect.
Still undaunted, Gibson O.
date attempts a stout re77 ,
jectionS put forward by R,- !
details the expenses a--ars,'
trip of the Kaimil0a and .b-
ing to sentiment-in whi.s u
was an adept-adds she s5-I
a mission of mercy to look I
crew Of the General Siege 10,
can snip wrecked on Frs,t
Shoals).
At about this time Blsb n
planted by Henry F. Polr. b
tary of the Legation.
In this summary remoya. I,
ways believed that His R1yl
made something of a sc4E.
Bush. Certainly, Bush bad a.
instructions faithfully; be hlI
the agreement for ConielsT1
had reported fully and Acorn.
the questions into which hi
rected to inquire, and in WIS
ors his conduct, or that Of IL,
has been painted, there Es s
nothing in this which bis s
would have himself deeme. =
sible had he been persOlall
The chief factor In securing d
call was a letter written b
caste, which was proved 70 H
Another foreigner whose rs
Samoa has been a standing .
native disSension was as
against Bush. That both 2
were instrumental in bTilgH
BuSh's downfall should cera;
for much in the Eaters faTr
Kaimiloa a DisgTsa
Whatever may be said 70 2
of Bush and his successor, .
ports on Samoa are really y
lent, there is little TO be sal
career of the "Kaim!l03
There was not lacking in ils.
element of the opera boufs
sion was foredoOmed TO ia--'
she started, and orders io' Z
awaited at Apia her arrival
final report he writes that :
produced a good impresS.ol.
things soon changed and Sc
a disgrace to her flag. he y
conduct of the Reform S--'
but with a few exceptions .'
and white sailors behaved p
ship was in a continued -.
subordination, and jackson, .
tain, was unfit to command. :
was forced to appoint a si.-,-s
Her sailing orders were ~
23d of July, but not UNI. = I.
August did she finally ca
Apia. She was ordered 70 y
rectly to Honolulu, but VIZ
TO Pago-Pago harb0r, Tls..
manned while her crew o-i (, /.
kets for pigs and the cap.l.-- !.
service to the chief OF me 9
liar considerations. She - -.
ed Honolulu on the go 9. y
thirty-two days on the va:
Malietoa had intended c,- y
Kaimiloa to Honolulu, b9. :, Z,
of Ministry forbade. 80 ~ - :
of the proposed confeds -, ~
net. The net gain TO Ma s /,
uniform and cooked bat ~ I
ration of the Star Of OCEAN,
which will rank in hisioT! y
der of Acrossi, founder = Z
for a similar purpose y
sovereign was Kameha-. =: !