The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-02


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was chsered. and the shooting once more
started 100 81
VIVA Wess SHOW Big hit ' T..
This was followed by the Wild West
Show, by the Forth Cavalry, in com.
mahd Of Capt. J. j. Bonifaee. This wa
one Of the big hits of the day, ant
though mot military eventy added jus
the proper amount Of fun and color to
the big papesnt 4oJmake it enjoyable
However,, II could not have been cav
ried out in such manner by any 9th
ers than trained tfapPers and skilled
horsenlen, such "A VIZ members of tn
Fourth Cavalry. oi4s y
The attack .-on the overland stag
coach by the gaudily attired Indians
tifpl white girl (O and the rout o
the Indians by. the daring cavalrf'
charge were full Of more gunpowder
and action than Barnum lever dreame'
of = 't5'2
The br6ned btfstihs was another ex
citing feature Trooper Evans, whom
the commanding officer said was B
sailor before be Joined the cavalry
handled this event, saddiing and stay
ing on the bach Of the worst ontlaN
horse that has ever come into posses
sion of the Fourth Cavalry. At the
first Jump, reared on its hind leps'
tfffoWinv' ftseIfS sideways, onto the
gf0ftati' Ina An effort TO pinion the
doughty rider astride, but Evans was
prepared for the fall, landed on his
} feet, and the horse, had scarcely risen
before Evans was again astride, being
carried on the charging, maddened
horse back, audi forth on the field.
Three mounted riders remained close
to Evans and his mount to prevent the
bucking animal from charging into the
crowd. Evans was given a big hand
ard as soon as he had been introduced
thruu.h megaphone the cheering
smuItituGe dubbed him the Sailor Cow
Roy of the Fourth Cavalry. The riders
who acted as guards during this stunt
were Troopers Farrier, Harding and
SOrstad.
Participants In Show
Others who took part in the Wild
West Show were:
Cowboys-Sergeant Bailey, COrporalt
Coz hss and Glass, Farrier Evans, HIS
Harding and Privates Ashley, Dagger
Brinton, Browne, Dunn, Floyd, Goff
! ROby, Johnson, Lying, SorStad and
Crager. ~.. r ...'
Cowboys as horse holders for pony ex
press riders-Privates Dagger, Shelton
Brinton and johnson. - =
Pony express-Dunn and Lying.
To FIRE at dough balls-COrpOrali
COrliss and Newcomer.
Uncle Sam-Sergeant Mcpherson.
Stage coach guard-Private Browne
COlored lady-COrporal Newcomer.
Indians-privates ArgiFos, Celestrino
Lvnrh, Evans, Hackert, Stone, Schilke
Sergeant Yates, CorporaI HavIrlak
1 Wag. Axelson and Trooper Benson,
Cavalrymen - Corporal Booth, Pri
Yates Bear, Bonnethum, Franzle, Greene
! Holmes, Kirby, Link, Murtha, Myrland
Pange, Roberts, Saliug, Sawyer, Stan
/ lev, Suffer, Thompson and Cronin.
Part l. Riding -bucking bronco
Showing how cavalrymen train vii,
horses for riding purposes. = =.
Part Pony express An exhlbi
tion of how the mail was carried II
the frontier days. F..l
Part 3-~Indian attack on stag
coach. %. q" ~
Part = Final lineup. A gran,
charge in line over field to grahdEtand
followed by auaI salute, and gallo
off the field. r}sNWFE@
Brtts Manual Perfect sihtF
o. Mai Edmund AtlButts, anthor o
Butts, Manual now recognized as
part of the training of the Unite
States Army, was in command OF tn
First battalion of the Twenty. fifth II
faptry, that went through the. five dill
ferent exercises Of this splendid drf
YESTERDAY. The music was furnishe
| by the Twenty fifth Infantry band, an
). aside flog the initial whistle siG
mails by Major Butts, when tn f0u
sslPudidIv trained companies eompri
] Inc this battalion matched on the fell
! the picturesque eSereises were enrrie
| out to the music without an erro
Even to "Tipperary" the soldier
fontd movement for every note, an
were repeatedly eheered.
EhRineers in Drowning Event
Company I of the Third Battalion
Engineers, in command Of Cant. w.
| IGnnnum, furni, ned the snectncnlf
military event Of the day. This highI
trained cOnuuuy with e0IIiDm1nt cree