The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-23

the doctor the missing sailor came
dancing up the gangway, with a smile
on his face, two leis on his hat and a
holdover on his frame. The missing
man in the stewards department never
did show up and unless he wandered
aboard the vessel and fell asleep in
some out of the way corner, he will not
be among those who stop at Midway
island.
Captain Berger and the members of
the band were present and played the
vessel away. The band stood on the
Inter-Island wharf. There were scores
of people on the Inter-island wharf
while on the other wharf. the people
crowded in large numbers.
In addition to the members of the ca
Bile office at this place, there were
scores of friends and relatives of the
crew of the departing steamer, who
We're on the whaTves watching the last
moments of the vessel in port.
Many people went aboard the Hanalei
and inspected her. There was not much
room aboard the vessel. All of the
spare space had been crowded with
supplies of various kinds. A few min
utes before 10 o'clock, DR.. Holt of the
Marine Hospital Service appeared and
all the visitors were sent ashore, while
the crew could be passed and a clean
bill of health given the vessel,
1t was exactly 1890 a. m. when the
gang plank was hauled ashore and the
vessel began backing out into the
stream. She flew no flag at the fore
mast. On the mainmast was the In
er-Island company's flag while on the
mizzen, mast was the American flag.
There were rounds of cheers from those
aboard and from those on The wharves
as the vessel pointed toward the pilot
house and began her long voyage. One
of the carpenters on the vessels, the
one who had confscated Harveys cat
led the cheering. AS the vessel went
down the channel, she was greeted with
a chorus of whistles from the various
boats in port, to which she replied with
repeated toots from her syren.
She will go from here to Midway
Islands She expects to get out there
in seven days. The vessel will dis
charge her supplies and stores at Mid
way. She will probably remain there
until the carpenters will have rugged up
temporary living quarters for the cable
staff, servants and workmen. How
long the Hanalei will remain at Midway
is not known. 1t will depend upon the
condition of the weather.
From Midway, the vessel will pro-
ceed to Guam, there discharge her cable
station stores and material and passen-
gers, and then return to Honolulu,
touching at Midway on the route home.
1t is not expected that the steamer Ill
assist in laying the cable.
The following composed the cable en-
ployees who departed today on the YES
sci for Midway: r. w. Cody, Superin-
tendent; Daniel Morrison, supervisor;
o. c. Renade, operator, o. Floren bat
teryman, DR.. Martin Crook medical ad-
visor and four carpenters and four
Chinese servants. The following will
go to Guam, Daniel Coath superinten-
dent; William Pimley, supervisor;
Claude Mills, operator; James Broom
field batteryman, four carpenters and
four Chinese servants.
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Berger and the band gave a serenade
concert to the Governor at his Emma
street residence early this morning. The
| serenade began at o'clock while the
governor was still at breakfast. Cover.
nor Dole courteously acknowledged the
compliment paid him.
Throughout the day many persona
and political friends have called OF
Governor Dole to offer their congratu
lations on the anniversary
The following is the program of the
serenade to the governor
"Old Hundred"
March--"GoVernOr Dole" .,....... Berger
Birthday" .............SuppC
|, Ballad-"The Holy City" ......... Adam!
(a) Pilgrim Chorus (b) Evening
Star" Observation-Disclosures. Wagne'
Gloria-"Twelfth Mass" .......... Mozar
ermezzo-"Cavalleria Rusticana".
Observation-Disclosures. ..,....,.,' More
Finale" Hiawatha" ..n......,,... More
Aloha Oe."
Hawaii Ponoi."
Star Spangled Banner"