Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-06

lHSy say tndt tle hllB illtSlluS
taking vacation that the Foreign
Office is domestic complication; that
opium is as good as gold if you know
the ropes; that the police take most of
their leads from the newspapers; that
the meteor of night before last portends
the death of a chief--provided one can
be found; that the new battery will be
neutral; that we are about to have
new moon that Henry Hart takes
things cool; that Hawaii hauled Eng
land in last night al the Hawai-
ian Hotel that the afterglow will
show up again as soon as it gets
another local notice from the Homo
lulu newspapers and that the editors
of Honolulu ought not talk before their
compositors if they do not want to be
given away
The Angliean Chronicle for October
is at hand. The leading article of the
number is written on the growing laxity
of Sunday observance both in the
United States and here. Speaking OF the
United States the Chronicle says: "The
drift of the time in the United States is
unquestionably towards relaxed Sun
day observance, towards the Sunday
opening not only of reading rooms,
libraries and museums, but Of places of
public amusement; towards the in
creased running of Sunday trains and
Sunday boats This is undoubtedly
so in America and follows the de-
velopment of republics generally.
Z" Church and Social Morality" from
the Chuyfh Re0ieV discusses the Pail
Mall exposures. The November num-
Der will complete the third volume of
the Chronifie.
Mrs. Anna Breeze Southwick, with
one or two ladies to assist her has or.
gained Sunday school in Fowlers
yard. Thirty-seven children were pre-
sent last Sunday, the majority not at
tending any other Sunday school. This
is move in the right direction and
should have the support and co-opera-
ton of all interested. Fowler's yard is
village in itself, and Mr.. Fowler has
provided comfortable homes for many
poor but respectable people, at low
rents, otherwise these people would
scarcely find place to shelter them in
Honolulu. Neither are honest, indus
trious men or women ever turned from
| his doors, when misfortune visits them
and are unable to pay their rent. Mrs.
Southwick will also give lessons free of
charge, Saturday evenings of every
week at the same place, to any Ger
mans or Norwegians, who may desire
to acquire an knowledge of or perfect
themselves in the English language.
The following is an exact copy of a
letter which has doubtless been written
by an enemy of Marshal Soper, copies
of which have been scattered around
town lately
HONOLULU Gentlemen We not know
what kind of man the Marshal Soper was but
Wong Tai Poo is the worst kind China man
here have not any one good Chinaman likes
| him, but now he was the arms OF the fool
Soper, where the fool Soper goes upon the bad
Chnaman Wong Tai Poo wants, Wong Tai
Poo now don't care for any Chinaman only
Aators on the fool Soper, and the fool Soper
says what Wong Tai Poo doing is alright in
thes Kingdom the arms Of Wong Tai Poo, all
are bad Chinaman, selling opium liquors, re-
tail and wholesal every thing against the King
dom's law, and Of cause the arms Of Soper and
Wong Tai Poo carrying laws Of themsclf, the
fool Soper don't care his name, only care that
Wong Tai Poo going away from him, mostly
for The way Of money. The reason is this, il a
man cares about the wealth he is going to be a
friendship Of a thief, about the names, he
ought to 60 along with good man.
PUBLIC.
How Cal Chun was the highest partner VI
Wong Tai Poo who was arrested in friday
night for pergery search out from his pocket
thru not only him but all Of Wong Tai Poo
partners or companies about sixty man just
the same and ready give out charges to bodies
if they can the fool Soper was the head o.
those bad Cinnamon to fool round in the China
town, oh, dangers China, or Cinnamon are
dangerers.