The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-02
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NNiNNN tNNNNH NANAA WV ANANhi'HNH VI !
the CWmmlRa and Pioneer nOaIed the
RMtleA Jack and many Of the sampanu
WnOrted small Mitlsh eRslgNs
Whe sleam.soOw plOneeN loaded 20
the gWAydsrana With merry Japanese,
paused on her outward run near the
Myrtle hoal.house, 60 take IN tow a
atplNg OF twelve hlghly decorated jap.
anese eampans,
THESE hshlng4hoala With AN aana
vet and covered with dozens Ot little
Japanese nage and peNNante aud long
elreamega hearlNg legende Of Welcome
IN NlppoNese, strung alOng In tho
wake OF the Iron steam .uoow, making
q very pretty spectacle, From their
tiny decks lusWed Wnglng cries ot han.
sal aud miniature nNga In the hands
0t their paaaengera waved hearty vel. |
ooAe "a the dlatlpgNlahed military
geplWa OF iapaN who stood ON NE at
ter deck and frequently removed hla
Nnglluh cap In RESPONSE to the storm
ot enthusiastic aamtetlon
Aboard aampaN aud barge aud boat
aud steamboat hOmha were exploded,
AZ aOlooK the steamer John A.
CummiNa lett the foot OF Fort street
with u large number OF representative
Japanese IN troeN coats aud Mlk hats,
rhea men represented the local lap
aneae merchants medical prureaalon,
churches and newspapers, THEIR numa
her included the following, r. MurN.
KANT, " Motohlll " AhebO, y, SOFA,
Y, Klmura, m Aaahlwa, Rev Ohu-
mura, ~ Mlaawe, X, AadNyauhl, q,
Ahirade, \. Matauda, \. AhimlU and
| e. onodera The Japanese nowupN-
pem represented were ilyu Ahlnhuni
Hawaii Bhlnpo, Japanese Daily Ohrp-
nloe aud Nlppu Jlll
Aboard the CummlnB there were al
~ representatives or the Nnglluh
dailleH MII
Az 0llb o'clock the Oummlns waa
abreast OF the man.of.war at the on'
trance 10 the channel ana the laland
steamer elroled aHlern uT the hattln,
ahip, the Japanese committee abourd
removing their hats and shouting n
welcome, The Prince stood, surround
cd by hla SUITE on the after deck and
renewed hla cap, hOwlng acknowledge
mentH lle WAS dressed IN black, wear
Ing white yeHt across which heavy
gold chain was noticeable The Cum.
Minis passed lhe Monmouth on hor
port side aud The Pioneer advanced 10
meet The man.0fswar ~ slarh0ard
turning aud following hor IN
When the Monmouth doobed there
were several thousand people outside
tho gates 0f the Naval Wharf at which
we're stationed United States Marines
~ keen Tho people back until the yeB-
\ Hel had been properly moored She
d00ked several feet from tho wharf
and naval coal barges were IN The slp
on her slarb0ard side rendy 20 give
her coal at once,
Automobiles, hacks, carriages and
thousands af0Ot made u thiclt-paokod
1 mob beyond the gates oil olnm0rlnp
10 got within on tho wharf thorC
J were none but the marine guards and
The d0ok.men necessary 10 handle The
A biz shore-lines. over the sharp-cuI
Il, fence boards peored hundreds Of curl.
0us faoeB ana scores Of small Japanese
flags we're waved while "banzni" wa
shouted everywhere, The three smoke
!, stacks ~ The big lead war-paintot
h cruiser lowered high and her graceful
b. dimensions were good 10 look upon NJ
NJ we're also the whlte.heimeted mai1no
o. NJ the man-0f.war lined up on deck
n. SOLDIERS ana sailors too"
pt Prince Fusblml and his staff wor
N the nrsi ~ leave the vessel, IN an au
~ t0m0blle, ana he WIS nightly cheers
D. as bis machine pissed through n Nv
n ing avenue from the naval wharf Ratt
ID lie WIS taken 10 the Young lIott
or where he Will make his stay Will
here and where hundreds, the majorlt
N. NJ whom were japanese, were wall
aa Ing 10 cheer him.
~ The Prince and his staff we're of
Hg tertain6d NJ lunch early this aftel
re- noon by Ills Imperial Japanese Majel
~ ty's Consul ~ The Consulate. THIS o.
~. ening bs viii review n monster an
iet beautiful lantern parade through N
on principal streets Of The city
me AZ $40 O'Clock This morning ID wirl
IN less message WIS received 90 the Unl
~ "a Btates Naval station from n, - 4
ON y Monmouth ~ the following oifoc
ION "Bball W. be- able 70 90 inside N
10 baFb0r as W. wish 10 coal as soon (
No. p0ssibleW
de A. 1850 q. N, The Naval station di
NJ patched the following wireless mo
no sage ~ The Monmouth OPERATOR
'as Admiral Very invites ". II. NJ
IYe Monmouth ~ come 10 Naval VIVA
ils No, T. Everything ready