Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
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heard so much about the famous insti.
tuition foi the unfortunates that have
always looked forward to the day. that
] would be able to visit It,"
Fleet Tennis Matches.
The tennis tournament In singles
and doubles for the championship
among the officers OF the fleet. will
commence on Monday morning Sep.
TENDER q, on the courts of the Bere.
taria Club The preliminary matches
will be played on the 9th and 2Sth
and the finals In both singles and
doubles on the afternoon of the 3Oth.
Lieutenant Mcmillan. feet Athletic
officer, who has charge OF the tourna.
ment, called, on r. w. Booth this
morning arl arranged the details of
the play. The band of the flagship
Tennessee will play at the courts the
afternoon OF The finals, and large
gallery Of society people and officers
will no doubt be on-hani.
Admiral Calls.
| Admiral Barry. commander of the
second diviSion accompanied by his
aides, will leave his flagship the West
Virginia, a little after 2 o'clock this
afternoon, and will call on Governor
Frear. after that returning the calls
Of the foreign Consuls.
Heads Of Ball Arrangements.
The RECEIPT on and dance which is
to be given by Admirals Sebree and
Barry AMI the officers OF the feet on
the night of September 2Sth. promises
to be the most brilliant event ever Civ.
en- by the Navy In Honolulu. good
deal Of secrecy exists as to the decor.
ations but every one who IL fortunate
enough to be invited will see some.
thing that will long be remembered.
The following officers have charge
OF the plans for the night on the 2Sth
Flag Lieutenant II. s. Holmes. Ten.
nessee: Ensign W. A. Glassford West
Virginia; Ensign A. s. Rees, Tennes-
see; Ensign A. Norris. Washington;
Lieutenant OF Marines w. II. Hill. Ca
ifornia; Ensign II. A. Mcclure, South
Dakota; Ensign W. d. Spears. West
Virginia; Ensign w. II. Newton Mary.
land; Lieutenant Levin J. Wallace
Pennsylvania, and Ensign G. Howe
Colorado.
Colorado Remains.
On account of some repairs to her
boilers which cannot be completed by
Monday. the U. s. s. Colorado will
not be ore of the ships to take part
in the speed trials next week of the
Maui coast.
As usual In the Navy when ships
have had deaths on board caused by
Hccident court Of inquiry is detailed
to look into the causes and determine
VINO has Geen to blame II any have, and
for that reason. and for the fact that
some new tubes have to be installed
the Colorado will not be ready to join
the feet until It departs on the 9TH of
October.
So far. nOthipg has been determined
regarding the explosion on the Colo.
RADIO which caused two deaths, except
that II was due entirely to local
causes.
Lieutenant Commander Clark, feet
engineer, regrets that the Colorado
viii he unable to go with the rest OF
the feet, that on account Of repairs he
hnds that It will be impossible to get
her ready. While the fleet is away
next week she will either remain at
her dock or take up an anchorage out
side of the harbor until the return OF
the feet.
General Court Martial.
On board the Colorado this morning
n general court martial Is sitting to
hear the evidence In several cases
which have come up for trial. II Is
probable that the court will remain In
Session the rest of today and possibly
tomorrow.
Tactical Hareuvers.
After the three ships Of the second
division have completed their speed
trials next Wednesday, Admiral Bar