The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-28

> ssll.. whsn TIA, vessel vas sshose Fl
Mdeay. vas tho AneEa~a-eo a1d foF
sersrai days she stoo1 By doing shai
vas eassihie foF The Stranded siesrn-
e.. on the ifsh a tire vas passed from
tise japanese shlp and an sstsrnpf va,
rrade 10 pail the liner OF single hand
81. the haussF parting IN the attempt
~ thts tire tbe coal supply Sss run
nirg low and es u was sesn that ~
remain longer at Hlduay would b 70
iuperti his own vessel wIfhout helping
the Mongolia Captain Hanabasa isft
for Honogsla- ~ that time he had
oniy 10 tons of coal feft 10 make this
port on The haUne- vas left with the
Mongolia at the request of Captain
Porter and Il rzs due to the fact that
there wzs 20 kzNn-r aboard that tde
AnegaWz-Ro uas unzsie 70 come into
the inzer harBor yesterday.
Prsor 70 sailing from Midway the If
f-ers of the AnexzNz-z0 went ashore
and szrlsdest Themselves thzs tae Mon
gosIz paes@nzers Izzke6 for nothing
2rd required no assistance. especially
tn view Of the near approach of the
transport Bzf0rd-
couuentfng or the cabi~xrz1 re-
eefv.d froa Midway sT the Advertiser
that the Japanese sfID had not assisted
shs Moa-nI.z. tie ehss< officer o< the
.snerzwz said
Probably Captain Porter Thought
thar a1r leaving Midway Was a strange
resfen II view Of the fzrr that MS YES
s~I v a. a.aors err he GI,s rot know %
s1r condition r. ue rad rad plenty of
cus.I and had h.erl aoE< IN stand b5
wfrkdzt me danger of hetux earzhe by
~ ayr weather with srsprY bunssrs ws
would Rave certainly stood By grtN
scI.er zssfsraues eznse 10 h@r. ar II rrere
TAD been a1y Ia1n1essiats DANGER To the
Moux1giz We would have -tsiket ir and
stayed BaI1 IL we had aone 80 sa'ier
tn. sxisrEzg sfrrurzsra nces - would
have ouly been purtisag ourselves ha
aauxsr wirhsU- shfag any good
CIDCRTESY OF ADMIRAL VERY
The use sc the naval sGcs has beer
=xrerfietl To cne Anezaxa By ADMIRAL
Very. wh.I his further consented To
su1rpF the Visiting vssset with $50 t0Is
or coaI from rhesnaval stores. both 5f
which sctiona ara appreciated By CAP
riiu Hanakus8 amt Consul Gener'al
shira. an appreciation whieh they hive
rss,Iestett sne Advsrtis.r cn make
puhiic-
The AEe-slwt desires 70 seriirs fsnB
toms az coal s,,r h.r rsrrlrrI voyage ard
rrr voYags aruunyf tine islands. a de-
mand ~hieh rFte local yards ysra uIs,-
able ra supply
ert1MTS1E nv THIS MORNING.
Al nina arciocR riiis incoming TN. Ara--
flwa viii be escurteff Iur0 rlie 1arbor
by ri. saInpan feet. hssdef by a Barge
for TIN. irewurNs display After she IL
tied uu az the dock there will De a
Meeting OF ulie members df the recsp-
rinu eummiruse with Captain FfinaausH
Ia Learn whar Wishes he NAV hstve re-
zal.,tiiu rlie ranepui0u 10 be- refIderea tlis.
afficers and crpw by the JAPANESE rest
dents.
Il is proposed to hold a ovo days
oel..iirat tiuu. rie RSys' Field having heeri
serured Thus Ill members OF the crew
will he present at part &C the reeep--
tim. Gir the EXPENSES af whiri a lnrga
amnunu 1Hs been cnilecred, tre Hono-
luIu Iapansse. exclusive OF the ItpHness
merrinints having collected s1I0h for
tlie raeaptinn caInruirree. The rerep-
rau will be exriusiveiE Iapauese, and
the sports during the rwb dfiys viii be
typical Of uiieir cuunrl-y Consisting ac
wrestling fencing aud suuti SPORTS. CON-
altlding with Il banquet
Willie there can be M d.tre SET Tor
this until a9rar tlie uaating riiis uinrTI--
ing, the lays which will probably be
rtiasen VIII de Saturday and Sunday
next.
IN raaurd 70 the reception nf the
Aneaasvtt Yesteriay aud the plans for
tlie reception and demonstration ashore
ID has heen noticed chat tlte warning
gwen by Cansul 2aito to his country
uien here has had ay apDreeiabs efs-
faer. tliere iiaviug been nothing ap-
1r-naciiiug naisteruus conduct or TOO
much enthusiasm among the Japanese
aIt1uugti the cnniI1E of tl1e Anss;tws,
the tfI-st fruits NJ rlieir oouutry's vic=-
rury ovsr the Russians ever seen by
many of them. might weil be expet,teti
ca have armed the heads Ut some N
sucs an entilusast!c people AZ they
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