Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-05
KING Of |TA[YS
COUSIN IN TOWN
Round The World Trip
For Education Of
Prince
CRUISER CALABRIA BOUND
HENCE FOR SOUTHERN SEAS
ROYAL MiDsHIPMAN FERDINAND
WILL REMAIN HERE FIVE
DAYs-coNsul VS.
ITS VESSEL.

The Italian cruiser Calabria anchor
cd in the stream at s o'clock this
morning. ten days from San Francisco.
On board the cruiser Is Prince Ferdi.
nand Of Savoy, a cousin Of King Victor
of Italy. and It is for the honor and
education Of this noble youth that this
round-the-world trip Of the Calabria
was planned.
The Calabria left Gibraltar February
4th last and went thence to South
American ports, around Cape Horn and
along the west coast to San Francisco,
whence she sailed September %. From
Honolulu the itinerary includes Fiji.
Australia, New Zealand. Tasmania, the
Polynesian group. the Celebes, Borneo,
Java, Philippines, Japan, China and
along the coast of India, stopping at
Ceylon, to Egypt. the Suez canal and
back home. which they expect to reach
In about eight months.
Prince Ferdinand has Just reached
his majority and on the commence
ment Of this voyage received his com.
mission as midshipman, his rank at
present. He is an agreeable young man
and an accomplished linguist and his
whole career as sailor has been thor
oughly mapped out for him.
The Calabria is a fifth class cruiser
Of 5000 tons displacement, having en-.
gines Of 1000 Horsepower and carry %
guns. most Of a small calibre. Her of.
ficers are Captain N. Di Moriundo
Commander Geo. de Pons, Lieutenants
Marsha. De la Penne. Alessio. Giorda-
no, Pecori; Midshipmen S. A. r. Prince
Ferdinand OF Savoy, Baronie. Finve-
cluas, Folangola, Vitoli; Engineers
Fauci, GREGG: Surgeon Fratini; Pay.
master de Galatlo.
The Calabria will remain in port
about five days. Consul w. LAM of
the Italian Consulate paid a visit on
board the vessel this morning, being
honored with the usual salute. II is
understood there will be several society
functions given for the officers during
their stay in port.
The Calabria has complete wireless
equipment on board and picked up the
local wireless station when ten miles
off shore this morning.
Eyes, I'd sell anything I've got II
got my price for It," answered Parker
I'D sell my watch II got my price.
Parker went on to say that Brown
had wanted to buy Humuula. Eben
Low, who was in the habit of speaking
plainly to the witness. had told him
that he would be D. fool II h,
sold Humuula. He said he ought to
leave 1t for his children. Parker
thought 1t would be better to leave the
children lot Of money in the bank
instead OF a lot of wild sheep and
cattle, but the children also objected
TO the sale and 1t did not come Off.
Eben Low was never a bidder for HUI
muula.
During the last part Of Parker's di-
rect examination Magoon examined
him as to his (Magoon's) expressed
wishes to have the matter settled, but
Parker could remember but littio
about that. He was, however, verv
strong In emphasizing that he had al
ways wanted to compromise to escape
the litigation, Of which he was hearth
ly tired. He thought that a partition
would do neither party any good and
that sale was the only way out OF n.
This, however, he was afraid would not
be beneficial to the minor. Parker
went into his willingness to comprom.
Use at great length.