The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-12
(From Wednesday Advertiser.l


Ending its stav i'm mort. the Jnpanese /
orniser Idznmo smiled Yesterday after |
noon sbortlv after three clock, for
So ,; Cooro+,ry
-haNi'i"p' NeN''o'
Hanlhara ana Oouifellof ITO VI INC
foreign office on their mission to Mex
;co
,,,s ,bo so,ro
OF the departure, ana atten"eI ny 'on
slderhble more ceremony '"nn "n'
American battleshlp that mas ieit thV
haibor IN years mas received: hii'cu
npon ITS decks IN straight Wh'tT rows
the seven hundred men OF the id"uuio
answered Wen the cpeers Oh 'heir cpu.
trynen on the Wharl- VINO shou'e" .neli
maj bahzals as the h'"h-o war
Slowly backed INTO tue pasih anu turn
ed down the channel
The vessel was warped to the center
OF its slip and then the INES were east
loose and 1t backed Slowly INTO tne
stream. Single note from pugle
on the bridge, gwen Just as the hhes
were hauled IN, brought every man TO
his post at the ran, the long whlte inc
OF uniforms, extending IRON stern 10
Inc crested DOW, swapping INTO pelhs
M mI.n '''''''i M ''' N''' anu
,,,.,,,
t'"' N-'0"'
Just as the ldZumo. cleared the sup
the cueers on IT'S pflose hlted thelr
caps ana cheered tine shore. Inc next
instant, commencing ON tine quarter
deck, the cheer was taken up ny the
entire crew, ringing three times III the
surging wave whose sound is so Ia
IL For
mentably expressed IN lts written form
bahNai'
AS the last cheer .fesouhued from the
Nessel the packed hundreds ON the
wharf hfted thelr mats ana chee,ea
thelr coahtrymen paek' hach sallor,
holding ms cap above ms mead twlfled
1t slowly The vessel appeared to be
an immense caterpiIlar proceeding by
regular minute lhnectlohs OF lts pony,
so Unlimited pu tue aclloh nuke the
dead mass or armed steer appear
'ohsidef"pie dii'cuity was EXPERT
eh'eu III turning tno CRUISER, ! iot prn,
hett, ny very pretty h'Visa'loh' hhalIS
getting llS DOW around anu sVarteu
"o"h 'he cna"pe'' "e turning oi thv
Nessei was I"Pe"e" ny the hhrpor huu
ana IL was ohlS Nv the most ueneate
So"n'ahsniP tHat the HianeuN'r WAS OK
eo"te"'
Captain Moriyalna Pleased.
When the cruiser sailed out of the
harbor every officer on board was i'm
pressed with the cordial welcome which
had been given them by the officers Of
the Army and Navy here and Captain
MoIiyama expressed his pleasure es.
pecially Mt meeting Admiral Moore and
General Funston and the officers under
them.
As n last function of GOOD will and
friendship and in return for the honors
shown to him and his officers, Captain
Moriyama gave a luncheon on board the
Idzumo shortly after noon yesterday at
which tine expressions of good will and
esteem Were voiced by the host and by
n'i"i 4uoor' ne I'u'uh was SerNeu
on hoaru sup ny w o"ug i'otei h'tn'
"se''' anu was ''''S'ie III l's arrange
Tn
- 5000 VI molol eonS'S,e" ol Au
T tl ''nG "a, l"!s, moo'e, anu i''', y,
amI w. az m 10 ahe aurnira,' ,'ep ,t y,
ar on, c u"s'p" :, 'hu lI'euteha"t i'a''
M uae ,9 oent'ai TInSton' "en'ral aho
aiao a., Gon,o IA, i-tut'nnht ,ro'i,ett'
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h,torno,, Gono.oI w ~ ~, .hri' anu
Afton I,,,aho ~ W "IH|''N
% tho unnn, 5oa1. Wy, Eu's,s udJourne.l
oybihi,iorp &c Ia,,o, "neIe tne'e was ~"
nros,,inn $500 ~ n%pa"eSe spo.ts- lheiu'ihg
iitsn ''H' '''"'''''o'' i'"''ng an" J'u'
a. ,bo ooroi,,.;o - a.
ord bofnro ,.noa" oa VI '9F luneheon'
Nor;woma rns V o"I w uopS IaPtulh
preciation Coz tho ~, sa''t MS ~
and lis ooioors o,ain,, ,,,i,, s',rn nun
The army ond ,ro,,y All ~ H." A." 'p'S' w. w.
snoLo as t,aJo,,.J ~ ~ 2 s"'S'S' ne