Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28

Ia ion moved on to the Swanzys'.
It did not march this time in the
same old way--hikc fifty minutes
aud rest ten but during the entire
| trip sham battle took place. The
battalion was divided up. attack and
resist, and II had an imaginary at.
tack on the wagon train. This kept
the men interested all the way, and
before anyone realized they were at
.wdnzys Here was fine place to
camp, so they located for two nights.
| but the men were fast be Dming
hardened to the outdoor life. and the
nCnotony was but little noticed.
Mcintosh Makes High Dive.
The morning of the twenty-thhd
,ound the troops on their way to
Kaneohe. liere the real adventures
Of the trip began to take place. Me
Intosh. who is very fond of diving,
especially high diving, inquired
among his comrades for information
regarding a suitable place to take a
| plunge. lie located the bridge and
ga2ed into the rushing stream below
| Thinking he could pull of some of
Annette Kellerman's stunts. he pre-
pared for the high dive and with a
| joyous yell sprang from the bridge.
/ But. n as! his eyes had deceived him,
for instead of jumping into deep wa
| ter he had made ffteen-foot dive
onto bed of rork covered with but
six inches of water. when he APP.
peared again he did not look the
same His nose was badly broken.
lie was advised to report 20 the hos
| pital, and he did so. lie will sur.
vlve, however. and will be doing
duty before long.
To Mosuuitoville.
| This high dive ended the excite
ment until the troops reached Wal
manalO, where mosquitoes weigh n
pound. The battalion stopped here
but one night, but Just long enough
to have another mishap. Private
Russell of Company + decided to
take one OF his friends In swim
ming. and very gently led her down
to the beach. His friend was of the
Maud" species and at the last mo.
ment made up her mind she did not
care to take a swim. Russell seem
ed to know more than the mule did
about who was going to take a wet
/ no ha al va
in his determination regarding the
matter. Russell thought he had de-
vised scheme which would force
the mule to go against her inten-
tions, so went around to the south
end of the mule and began twisting
her tail. The animal resented, but
Russell stayed with it, and then
/ the mule lost her temper. She hist
ed and planted right jab square Oh
the soldiers jaw. dislocating about
fourteen of his teeth and transplant
ing one of his eyebrows. Russell
was taken to the hospital wagon
and sent to the post, where he Is
resting easily IN )ne IF Fort Shat
ter!s spring hunks.
Wagons Return to Post
The wagons left Walmnnalo Tor
the most, while the soldiers started
for Lucas Ranch. on the morning oi
the 26th. The trip oyef Makapnu
Pass was an adyenturesomc one. but
men and horses made it safely ana
arrived at Lucas Rapch, lust tn"
other side of Kaimuki, shortly be-
fore noon. The wagons having gone
p into the post. the men carried hay
ersack rations. and no one seemed
I'm the mood to do any cooking. I"
out side of some island fruit the men
went without eating. knowing tha'
: they would return to the post some
time the following morning. Or
ders were given out that the battal
ion would break camp about a. N
on Thursday, and after that there
was no rest for the weary, The
soldiers remained up until that time
and, after reveille, left camp with
a cheer, for they were on the ho'a'
stretch.
. Arrive at Post. ,
About o'clock they rushed int'
the post, were dismissed and wen