Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-21
LARGE CROWD
TO PEARL HARBOR
HAWAII YACHT
FUND IS INCREASED
Rowing and Sailing Races Brought
0f-Plenty Of Dancing at Pc.
ninsula - All Arrive Home
Safely.

| "All aboard for Pearl Harbor,"
was the cry at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. and the bunch would have
obeyed the order only that there
was not much use of boarding the
Luka when there appeared to be no
chance of her starting for some time
to come. The chairs had been lock-
ed up In a shed. and the Waterman
had first to be found and then an
express wagon hunted up. How
ever, everything comes to he who
waits, and about 1890 O'Clock the
last of the fleet got under way.
The trip down was beauty, and
1t was very pleasant to sit on the
breezy deck and enjoy smoke as
the shores of Oahu glided by and
the entrance to Pearl Harbor was
made. All the sailing boats beat
the Luka, which was towed by the
Mokoli, and the fifty-odd excursion
lists who were on board Miller's boat
did not get ashore at the Peninsula
till very late.
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landing place, no attention was paid
her for some time, and the bunch on
board had to thank Eben Low that
they got ashore at all. Still, every
body was landed without mishap,
and then call to lunch was heard.
Four hundred people lined up ana
gor his or her sausage and other
delicacies, and then wandered OFF to
a shady spot to devour the edibles.
Just as the Luka reached the an
chorage. the sixJoared barge race
was. finished and II resulted in win
themselves the "All Time Eats" The
other crew was styled the Never
Cats" and they rowed n good race.
being beaten only by six strokes.
fhe crews were as follows: n. E.:
A. Myhre, stroke; +. Aucrbach. 8;
l.. Hough, 4; Jack Mcveigh, 3; Bus
ter Stacker, 2; Kenny Smith, bow.
\. T. E.: II. Bailey. stroke; b. Grid
Ter. 8; E. schieber. 4: c. Dyer, 3; l..
Marks, g: n. Costing, bow.
Then four-oar barge race was
fowed. and the Myrtles supplied both
Captain Lyle was In the winning
boat. There was no time for the
swimming race, bu; the wren sail
Ing event was brought of, and 1t
proved to be close and exciting
contest. The race was around the
| Ia n.l.. a s.ta sN...l ha l.,l.
house. From there It went around
Ford Island to the middle loch, and
back to the boathouse.
The start was good one, and the
boats stuck together most of the
journey. The finish was very excit-
ing, and the Roaring Gimlet won by
about fifteen teet from the Bowens
boat. The Galloping Mary got into
third p ace and then followed Char
lie Wi!deIs wren and Rietow's.
While the races were being sail
ed and rowed, the party ashore
danced the Merry Widow Waltz and
One, Two. Three, Four" two-step to
their hearts content.
The Hawaiian band supplied the
: music, and It was enticing enough
TO make a bunch Of people get vi
: on the floor and foot II away In
great style. The band also played
on the trip down, and the music
, was much appreciated by everyone
A start was made for home at
about 4 o'clock, and town was reach
ed In good order. Many OF the ex'
cursionists preferred to make q
; FOUND trip of the day, and returned
by train.
The next affair to be brought on
in aid of the transpacific race ex'
pense fund will be the Might In
Venice" stunt, and 1t will harper
; some time next month. There VII
!, be lantern parades down the harbol
= and swimming races by electric
light. Music and singing and al
kinds of shows will be given, an'
the object being the raising o
. money to At out the Hawaii, nj
doubt big crowd will turn out Il
help In the fun.
The day was a success both from
: the joyful and financial point o
y view, and the Hawaii fund wa
: swelled by decent sum of money
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Owing to the Athletic Park being Il
a muddy state. the Diamond Head
and J. A. Cs. could not play the sec
y ond game of their series yehierdn.
The teams will meet next Sunday an
a good game should result.
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y The Liberty and Minor baseball
r clubs played game yesterday, an
Ne Tho fnrmnr team won hN q score Q