Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-08
GUESTSOF CHAMBER,
JAPANESE PLEASED
HaleiWa Trip Was Much
Enjoyed BY
Visitors


ever. Consul General uyeno.
Following the before-dnner
speech of Jas. f. Morgan, president
of the Honolulu Chamber of Com
merce at the Haleiwa Hotel yester-
day, in which he extended the well
come and hearty aloha of the Cham
Der of Commerce to Admiral ljichi
and his officers, Consul General Uye-
no responded briefly and opportune-
ly.
Admiral Ijichi also made q strong
speech, with Consul General Uyeno
as interpreter.
Consul General Uyeno said that
the tide of friendly relationship,
which had bound these two great
Powers, the United States and Japan,
should be prolonged forever. Com
mercially, he said, these two coun-
tries have prospered together. He
then unfastened the American-Jap-
anese souvenir commercial medal
and pinned It TO Mr.. Morgan's breast.
In presenting 1t, he thanked and
congratulated Mr.. Morgan, represen-
ting the Chamber of Commerce.
Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott, principal of the
Mckinley High School, then arose
and made brief and finished speech
appropriate for the occasion.
At the Table
Seated with President Morgan
around the koa table were Admiral
ljichi on his right and on his left
Consul General Uyeno. Others were
Captain Y. Ishli of the flagship Aso,
Captain T. Sato of the Soya, Com.
mander Sakamoto, Chief of staff;
British Consul Forster, Mayor J. ].
Fern, Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott, Rev. DR..
Scudder, ID. Yonekura, president of
the japanese Merchants Associa-
ton; s. Tokieda, manager Of the
Yokohama Specie Bank; +. l.. Wal
dron, president OF the Merchants AS
sociation.
The table was attractively covered
with beautiful flowers. In the center
was a large fruit-stand containing
papaias, oranges. pineapples, grapes,
and other tempting tropical fruits.
The other tables were placed on the
veranda Immediately adjoining the
Admirals table. At the heads of the
tables adjoining the Admiral's were
Eleve Consul Abe and l.. Tenney
Peck, who with G. p. Wilder looked
after the comfort of the guests.
At Haleiwa
On the arrival of the special train
M the Haleiwa station, DR.. Miura,
retired Japanese naval surgeon,
was waiting to salute the Admiral.
He wore the dark-blue uniform of
his rank with sword at side. On his
breast were medals and decorations
won In the China-Japan and Russo
Japan wars. The Admiral seemed
quite surprised as he acknowledged
the salute of the Hawaii-Japanese
naval officer. Chief OF STAFF, Com
mander Sakamoto, stopped and chat
ted with the doctor.
japanese School Children
The Japanese school children from
kawailoa, numbering about ninety
eight, in charge of their teacher,
honored the arrival of the Admiral
and his party at the railroad sta
ton. They were in their best kimo-
nos and sang patriotic war songs.
The school banner was borne by the
larger boys.
Leaves Honolulu r~
Promptly at 9 o'clock in the morn
ing the special train provided by II.
r. Dillingham;, President of the Oahu
hallway 4 Land Co., left this city.
The Honolulu depot was thronged
with Interested spectators who want
ed to see the Admiral. He arrived
In an automobile, accompanied By
Consul General Uyeno, Commander
sakamoto, Chief of STAFF; and Pres
ident Morgan of the Chamber of
commerce and l.. Tenney Peck. Cap
tam lshii OF the flagship Aso and
captain Sato of the Soya arrived in
another automobile, Immediately
Following. They were followed by
the officers and cadets. numbering
about two hundred, in trolley-cars
especially provided by Mr.. Peck,
President of the Honolulu Rapid
transit & Land Company.
At the depot the Admiral's party
was received by the entertainment
committees of the American and Jap
anese communities.
Boards the Train
Accompanying Messrs. Dillingham;
and Peck, Admiral Ijichi, Command
er sakamoto, Chief OF STAFF; Captain
ishii and Captain Sato of the Aso
and Soya, Consul General Uyeno,
Eleve Consul Abe, British Consul
Forster, President Morgan of the
chamber of Commerce, Mayor J. j.
Fern Prof. M, M. Scott, Rev. DR..
scudder, F.. l.. Waldron, President
Honolulu Mprrhnnts' A,,ooi, tin,.