The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-15

a fropt t.aua picttire of the late 5. II.
Alexander, MS traVehhs co"ipa''io"
and his daughter. Miss Annie Alex
.,,,
andef, sitting on pros'rate eiepho''
which the latter had killed. The fol-
ROWING s,ory soes Win 'he
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Iravelihs ooo mics On ioo. 'ni
the AFRICAN jungle her oo1.,.
tracking ana K,iilns oi the Woliu ia
est, largest anu MOS. lerooious -os' -
anu the securing VI uop,,'es
nish Vaiues are eoi's'e'"'iS ,epe ~
WARD is the recoru oi Oaillo, lia
ciety woman wiio heeu us ene" So, =. ~ -
ing more auS eii'u, ous ,na.i ,s,,,s
.A, iu,io',ons VI ',e , ~ ~ ,Si- Sa,'
sne 50 ee9,i eu a,Is,.s...
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o'nei VI 'ne ~ "a ,s .,,,,,,
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ioiu i'' ne - -. .t,.,oo
GU lhe usspe, a's 80 - ntt,,a
sros anu eiepi''ii' Al ''e''
hauh's -
ne heioi,,e 'iS .,, -
peiiehee 10 NiiSs 1,,,''ie
nVes Win ner hlo.hei a. 'nei a'.'as
nome on olN'eehth ssre III an oN'au any.
uiory was no. o"e vi 'ne 90.
iureu 'his Souhs lazy 70 wy
thoueh sue n'iu o,,,
ior seVeral hioiilns sue nos sou -
ING oi ner auNeH.uie ~ aiis so -,
mate irieiiue' anu WI, '.
ssh.eu u supply ne ,i. ,.nar
pnooost apno ioi IN -. =, 80,
siss 1 -. uono,',,,, sha bad hod the
scantest experience with rifle. In
fact. she had shot but one deer IN her
life. Nevertheless she felt no waning
of courage when her father proposed
that she accompany him .on an Af-
rican hunting expedition for which he
had conceived the greatest enthusiasm.
8. T. Alexander was a man of means,
and a great student of affairs, giving
In particular time and study to the
writings of the worlds foremost ex-
plorers and discoverers. He had ac-
cumulated a library of the works of
these foremost men, and had traced
Stanley on every foot of his way
through the African forest. Having
absorbed the accounts of the strange
new peoples and animals encountered
bv these daring enthusiasts, he felt a
desire to explore out-of- the way places
himself. So he said to his daughter:
st have decided to go for some nunt-
ing in East Africa. Would you like to
come along?'
Miss Alexander's eagerness to under
take the exciting trip led to the secur-
ing of the finest, most complete big
game photographs that ever came out
of Africa.
IrSED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GINS.
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9oiie US sai,'e " '"eil N,vu't' '"e e.
ohe ueer' s,a'i III .he oaiiloi mo .'0I. n'o
'ai"s' III uue Soui se, '"h'is 1ei "'o''
steamer from r.ol.elua'n, oy 'ie Meul
terrahean ana heu sea- uo"n the rSas
Coast' 'hey arrived at hoihpassa' -
mat place they pegah preparations io'
tne inferior NOW the hrst tataiity Una
slruck the eNpeultloh occurred MT
QUICK VINO hau proved ms spiehui'
marksnansnip pS Killing three ah'e
iopes with three shots on ms mrs. ia