The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13
POWERFUL FLEET
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lIOll rage OHe.l
the Naval authorities to keep the fleet
stationed in the Pacific permanently.
The only purpose of my coming here is
to enjoy a brief vacation at home.
The report that l am to proceed to
Honolulu with Secretaries Straus and
Garfield to investigate the Japanese
immigration question is erroneous. Il
shall not go to Honolulu, and am maxi
ing no investigation into the Japanese
immigration question. In fact, I am
not here in any official capacity, my
visit being purely for private and per-
sonal reasons"
On Yerba Buena Island, where the
Naval Training Station is located, ac-
commodations are being made to care
for 1000 apprentices for the fleet San
Francisco will be the center Of naval
activity, for this port will be the home
station of the Pacific fleet The arm
ored cruiser division is expected to
make it's headquarters at Honolulu,
but the battleship division will have
San Francisco as it's base.
The battleships assigned to the Pa
Cific fleet are Missouri, Rhode Island,
Kearsarge, Virginia Kentucky, Con-
necticut, Idaho; Georgia, Maine, Ohio,
Kansas, Illinois, Wisconsin, Louisia-
ma, New Jersey, Minnesota, Alabama
and Nebraska.
The armored cruiser division will
consist of the Tennessee and Wash
ington, now with the Atlantic squad
ron; the West Virginia Colorado,
Maryland and Pennsylvania, now in
the Philippines, and the South Dako-
ia and California, going into commits
sion here
The first-class protected cruisers
Charleston and Milwaukee are already
in the Pacific and their sister ships,
the St. Louis, is on the way. These,
with other less powerful cruisers. gum
boats and torpedo craft will form, in
conjunction with the heavy armored
vessels, a fleet more powerful than any
nation has ever assembled in the Pa
cific.
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makes a safety along third base line.
Louis makes first but Bushnell gets
out on way to second. Aylett makes
safety and steals second and Louis
makes third Fernandez goes out
pitcher to first.
Score: Rams, /; st. Louis, O.
SECOND INNING.
Kams to bat.-Vannatta flies out to
fly to short. Kuhina struck a high
fly to Bruins on second which was
nicely caught
st. Louis to bat--Lo On out from
pitcher to first; Bruins fans; Gleason
walks; Soares makes safety over sec
ond, advancing Gleason one Dase.
Gleason steals third. Souza fans.
Score: Rams, 1; ST. Louis, 0.
THIRD INNING.
Kams to bat.-Reuter fans at Bush
nell's twisters Plunkett out from
pitcher to first Hamauku out on foul
fly caught by Soares.
st. Louis to bat-Bushnell flew out
to short; Louis makes two bases on
hot grounder which Kuhina fails to
hold. Aylett make third on a hot
liner between second and short, ana
Louis scores. Fernandez makes first
but Aylett dies at home plate on throw
from short Lo On strikes to sec
ond and Fernandez is put out.
Score: Rams, /; st. Louis, 1.
FOURTH INNING.
Rams to bat-Lemon makes two
bags on right felder's error. Miller
makes second on hit to pitcher, but
Lemon dies on third Jones out from
catcher to first OH attempt to bunt.
Miller dies on third.
ST. Louis to bat-Bruns flew out to
first Gleason flew out to third
SOares out from catcher to first
Score; Kams, l; st. Louis, l.
FIFTH INNING.
Kams to bat.-Vannatta out on fly
to first. Lota strikes out Kuhina
flies out to short.
st. Louis to bat.-Souza out, second
to first. Bushnell walks. Louis also
walks and Bushnell advances to sec
ond Great excitement. Reuter- seems
ratified. Aylett keeps up the record
by walking to first also. Bases are
full. Fernandez makes safe hit to
left field Bushnell makes home ana
Louis goes out at home plate on throw
from left. Lo On out, pitcher to first.
Score; Rams, /; st, Louis, 2,
SIXTH INNING.
Kams to bat.-Plunkett goes out,
third to first. Hamauku makes one