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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-12-20
MoNDAY. DEcEMBR 2. g
THE BAD sPor

The Hzwsiizn public must soon cry
Osi TO he gwen rest from the s;iIe
exhibits Of Hawaiian hnzncea, com
bined With bile and n1iscbicvOas specD-
lzfions on the future of this country,
dished up IN San Francisco papers
There was = novelty about the initial
sputteTings Of disappointed man, but
now even that charm Is gone and the
people on the Coast must he getting
SICK Of Hawliian politics 1.-THE pro-
fessedly independent papers Of Homo
lulu tried earnestly to reflect the true
state Of affairs at home, they would not
only have some degree Of Influence
now with the powers that be, but
would form and coasoIidste a public
opinion that might avail great things
for reform in the future.
There is enough inalence disposed
toward good government in Honolulu,
il IT was only concentrated and put IN
action at the appropriate seasons, such
as election campaigns and legislative
sessions, to have prevented much Of
the mismanagemcnt and bad legislation
which have disgaccd the country dur.
ing the past four years. First ts be
attacked in the delcnses Of misgoycrn-
mcnt is that ground occupied by a
mercenary class Of white men who arc
always ready 10 barter principle for
Government employment or patronage.
Instead Of the public being treated to
eclectic thunder against evils alleged to
be paTt Of the result Of native Ha-
waiian asccndency there should be
cool investigation Of the amount ol
responsibility attaching to sclfseekine
foreigners for the present state Of affairs
in this country. Time and again dur
ing the last four years has public indig
nation been aroused over acts directly
traccabIe TO the Vaccinations Of for
cIgn adventures, Repeatedly have
even the batteries Of public opinion
been silcnced by the cowardIy capituIa
lion Of conductors Of the press Ia
crafty politicians who put decoys before
them. II is to such exotic rottcnncss
that the decay Of the state is attributa
bic as much as TO indigenous conup
ton
Let the foreign residents and tax.
payers Of Hawaii crush the groyclling
creatures that raise their foul heads
among themselves, and then they will
be in position TO present strong
front against the tide Of folly, improyi-
dence and corruption that has long
since begun 10 threaten the independ.
ence, the prosperity and the peace Of
these beautiful isles.
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PASSENGERS.

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AN INTERESTING LECTURE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, young
and old, small or tall. you are al requested to
call at the ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS.
H. ]. Hart, proprietor, s. Hotel Street, at an
early date to give your order. for the coming
Holidays You CAN MAKE CHRISTMAS
CHEERFUL BY ordering some Of cele-
brated Ice Cream; which IS pronounced the best
We have also great variety Of Plain and
Fancy Cakes on hand 50 well known FOR superior
Make and Quality
1T WILL BE OUR SPECIAL AIM to
make extra quality Of CHRISTMAS
CAKES this season in regard to Material and
Finish
A splendid lot ofthe CHOICEST CANDIES
has just arrived per steamer Australia; also an
elegant assortment Of Fancy Candy and Bon-bon
Boxes Just the thing for Christmas Present
Send in your orders at once
sss HHtaaI Telephone. Bell Telephone lS2.
The Elite Ice Cream Parlors are open daily
until 4. n.
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The b>st consrssrun IL he BsLiefsl
Il Saturday vas - rem sbout eserfnc
Egtth The s1zgestSoa - Tiurninsse
me STREETS wfh hsif e go 'Irczndss-
cent szhs5 IS On a par rah TIE Pre-
nicrs rsca of rrIke a match ard there
she goe4
The UnSon Iron Works san Fran
cisco, Is likely 70 get TIE oonirsct Tor
bulding ore q The ner steel cruiseTs
for the United States rsyy. As 4
~ouH eupboy a tbouszsd men fos
eighieca months, the Coast Is to be
congraiaiased on getting this hezvy
job
4 Californian has invented an at
fzchmens fos street cars which an
rOuncss tie name Of ihe ne1i street,
as vel a. sbOrs an advertisement At
each crosaing, II n being applied 70
Inc Market street csbie railway, ard
uiH likely be ssed On the HonoluIu
street. railway when built
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Logan sport.

Miss Carrie Shryock of Rochester Ind. is visiting
Mrs. W. N. Hall. Harry Bringhurst is in New York
city where he will spend the winter. Miss Dora
Speck, of Denver Ind is visiting the Misses Place.
-. Mr. w. H. Aldrich, of Keokuk Ia is visiting his
old home here. Will Potter of Minneapolis is WIS.,
ting his home in this city Judge Baldwin is home
from his Arizona cattle ranch. Mrs c. w. Watts is
home from an extended visit to Virginia Dr. j. J.
Burton has resigned postmaster of Royal Center,
this county. Mrs John Buchanan is visiting friends
in Washington City. Thursday evening Miss Mamie
lux entertained company of her friends at her
home on Second street The house was beautifully
decorated and each young lady apron that
had been hemmed Each young gentleman
given chance with the needle, and Mr.. VIII
Uhl awarded a gold thimbe for the neatest
work Miss Ella Shields of Rochester is visiting in
the city Albert Heine has disposed Of his dry goods
business. and will take position with leading New
York house. Miss Ella Sickle, account of i'll
health has been compelled to give up her studies at
Ann Arbor. =. Before leaving for Washington City,
Congressman Owen initiated into the Knights of
Pythias Miss Bessie Armstrong, of ST. Louis will
be married in this city. next Wednesday evening,
to Mr.. L. l.. Rocker. of Las Vegas, N NJ The cere-
mony will occur at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T.
H. Simpson, North street, where Miss Armstrong
has been visiting for several months. Rector s. HI.
Greene of St. Louis will ofciate, after which re-
ception will be held Only very few of the friends
of the couple will be present The groom is a leading
hotel man at Las Vegas.
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Church Entertainments and socials.

A milk-maids' social will be one of the enter
tainments to be given at Roberts Park Church,
soon.
The ladies of Fletcher-place Church will give
fair of the zones on Thursday and Friday of
this week at the church, and dinner and supper
will be served each day.
The Wess-end Quartet, comprising Messrs
w K. Duthie, B. F. Nell, Edward Nell and j.
ii. Ammons, will take part in the Fifth Presby-
terrain Church fair, Dec. IA and Is.
The Missionary Society of Meridian street NJ
E. Church will meet on Tuesday afternoon at
ESQ, at the parsonage No. % West New York
street A paper will be read by Mrs. James E.
Gilbert
The paper Fantasm," at Tomlinson Hall,
was greeted with another large crowd last night.
The entertainment was quite as good as on the
first evening. and the audience was we'll pleased.
1t proved, also, a financial success.
The new organ at the Tabernacle Presbyte-
rian Church will be finished this week, and on
Friday night grand concert will be given by
leading musicians of the city, and on next Sun
day the organ will be used for the first time in
church service.
The Benevolent Society, Plymouth Church
and Flower Mission will give Christmas party
to the children under their care at Tomlinson
Hall, either the Friday before or Monday after
Christmas The gifts are already in preparation
and great time is anticipated.
One of the pleasantest missionary meetings of
the Roberts Park Church ladies was held at
Mrs. John w. Rays home, on North Alabama
street, on Friday afternoon. There was large
assembly. and the topic for the meeting was
'.Brahmins." Papers were read by Mrs. Geo j.
Hammel, Mrs. Behymer Mrs. A. B. Conduit
and Mrs. Hamilton. Miss Bessie Ray played a
piano solo very charmingly, and Mrs W. c.
Newcomb's voice was heard in several songs.
The music alternated with the papers read.
Mrs. Fred Baggs presided. The remainder of
the hours were spent in social conversation, and
refreshments were served.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Anderson.

Harry Nichols and wife the guests of Rich
mond friends the past week Miss Calie Tarkleson
Of Mddletown, is the guest of Anderson friends -.
ter, Mrs. e. E. Hendee Mrs. A. S. Mccall was
called to Noblesvle on Wednesday by the death
of a relative. Mrs Emma Rice, recently a
guest of Anderson friends has returned to her home
in California Mrs. w. b. Hogue has returned to
her home at Ekhart after weeks visit with friends
10 this city. Mr.. Will Irwin and Miss Villa Nc
Cartney were married last Sunday evening, at the
residence of Rev. q. G.. Hudson, ON south Jackson
street. The young couple commenced housekeeping
at once in their home, West Washington street
Miss Ida Alderman of Marion is the guest of Ander-
SON friends. The young ladies of the Christian
Church met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Robinson last Wednesday evening, and effected
give entertainments and suppers, the proceeds of
which are to go into the church treasury. Miss Kate
Howard, of Alexandria was in the city yesterday.
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KOk0nnO,

Benjamin Schooley and family, of indianapolis
have been the guests of friends in this county during
the past week .Buel Armstrong has returned from
pleasant visit among friends at Pittsburg Pa.
Hon. John W. Kern. of Indianapolis was circulating
friends in this city the fore part of the week
- Daniel Witter has returned from extended
visit to his childhood home College Corner Ind.
Mrs. Caroline Hunt returned this week from o
sig months visit among relatives in Kansas and Mis-
souri,. - George Sharp, for several years the
genial clerk of the Murdoch Hotel at .Logans-
port has relinquished the hotel business
and returned to this his native heath
Hon. Milton Garrigus is off for 30days' visit to his
family who temporarily residing Dakota
claim Aberdeen Dickey county. Rev. w. J.
Vigus, State superintendent of the American Bible
Society, occupied the M. E. pulpit in this city Sun
day, in very acceptable manner. Capt. p. III.
Young is off for months visit to Los Angeles Cal
Mrs. Martha Peele. of Spiceland is the guest of
her brother l. III. Ellis, and family. Mr. Ananias
Baker, of Rochester the guest of Rev. E. L.
Frazier and family the fore part of the Joseph
Jones is prospecting tour at Oakley. in western
Kansas. Mrs. Emma Studebaker after very pleas
ant visit in this city has returned to her home at
Blufton. She accompanied by her father, Presid
ing Elder Erwin. Mrs Kate Boyd and Clarence
have just returned from extended visit in Nebras
ka =. Mrs. Hackleman and daughter. Miss May of
Rushvie. the guests of W. e. and Mrs. Black
lidge West Walnut street. Mrs. Alice Demaree
and SON. of Franklin, Ind the guests of Andrew
jackson and family.
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Marion.

Miss Lucy Goldthwat left on Wednesday to visit
friends at Columbus, O. Hon. Hiram Brown1ee,
Frank Brownlee. Hiram Beshore, E. L. Goldthwaith
and number of others attended the Gilmore concert
at Logansport, on Friday night Robert Klum of
Kokomo. was in town on Thursday !. Ms. Charles
f. Moore, foreman of the Chronicle Office and Miss
Glenn Horne secretly married last Saturday
evening The fact of their marriage made public
on Thursday morning, creating quite social ssnsa-
ton. The brides parents were bitterly OPP
posed to the match. IA. P. Burbank,
appeared before Marion audience, Tuesday evening,
for the benefit of the Episcopal Church netting $50
wv. G. Smith went TO Lima, o., Tuesday. w.
H. Sanders s visiting relatives at Sabina. Capt.
John Stretch U. S. A. located at Fort Bliss near Ell
Paso Tex is visiting Marion relatives Otto Spen-
GER has returned from Devils Lake, d. T.. Mr.. Ira
Gage visited relatives at Jonesboro this week Roll
Peconga a full blooded Indian, is member of the
regular panel petit jury. at this session of
the guest of his son, Geo. w. Diggs.
Five hundred invita- tons issued yesterday to the
fourth annual ball of Grand Lodge, K. p, Thursday
evening. Dee. 80. The music will be furnished by
the Alliance Orchestra, of Indianapolis Mrs. j. e.
Roehm, of St. Louis win spend the winter with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. +. Martin, of this place.
Hon. r. j. Pendeton, agent of the Hendricks Monu.
ment Association, was in town Thursday. local
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K0sghtSt0wu.

Walter Jones' of Cambridge is visiting friends and
relatives here Miss Minnie Lowry returned home
last week after protracted visit with her cousin,
Miss Luna Confare, of Indianapolis. Miss Fannie
Ballard attended the party given at Rushville last
Wednesday evening Frank Fritt of Urbana, o.,
visiting friends here last week NJ. M. Reeves
of Columbus is here. at the bedside of his parents
who are very ILL.,. Sherman Church in attend
ance at the party given at Rushvile last Wednesday
evening VIII A. Funk of Columbus, was the guest
of friends here last Sunday Matt Hibben who has
been very i'll with fever is able to be out again
Will Hatfield, of Frankfort Ind spent Sunday at his
old home here. Miss Alice Horner, of Centervile
was visiting her sister Mrs John Eagan last week
Winfield jackson visiting friends at Centerville
last Friday. .Knox Hutchinson and Orvile Bohanon
of Rushville visiting friends here last Wednes
day Oscar Mostler started for Bakersfield, CAL
last Friday, where he goes to recruit his health.
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MIR. and Mrs. F. s. Bpus in indianapolis
Monday and Tuesday r.. w. Watkins of Frank
fort, formerly of this place in town Monday.
Rumor says that of the most promising young
ladies of the Presbyterian Church is to be united
in marriage with young widower from Minnesota
s. P. Hancock made trip to Terre Haute last
Wednesday Rev. j. b. Logan in Dana on
Tuesday. George Conner made flying trip to the
city the first of the week Miss Annie Amos, who
Tuesday, in Oakland Cemetery "A beautiful crayon
portrait exhibition at Wilson's store, the work of
Miss Lou Burns, is attracting considerable atten
ton. Will E. Henkle and Clinton Murphy, of Rock.
vile. made business trip to this place day last
week George La Mont of Terre Haute, spent last
Sunday with friends here. Mrs Hattie Atkins, OF
Chrisman, visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Van Landingham. last week Will Jacobs is visiting
at home this week.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.



The resume of the weeks events includes as
usual various entertainments, large and small.
No one night has been chosen for church gather
anRs ss was Friday. and nowhere are there more
harmonious congregations. At each church the
attendants were not confined to the church, but
many were present from other denominations
and congregations. So far what one con-
Rrsgation has attempted others have rapidly
followed; but the paper fantasm given
by the ladies Of the First Baptist Church stands
alone. both for originality ana artistic attention
TO detail, the costumes being maryols of skill
and design. Two large receptions have been
given, the first, on Wednesday. being the occa-
siou for gathering of the friends of Mrs. F. NJ.
Finch and daughter, who have long been resi-
dents of this city. Thursday Mrs. Voorhees,
and Mrs. c. E. Judson Hospitality entertained
their many friends The party Of ladies
and gentlemen formerly known as the
North End Progressive Euchre Club,
having disbanded as club only,
are giving series of surprise parties, and
90 prepared with prizes and refreshments to the
house of some member On Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Robertson received the
club. On MonGay new idea was brought
cut being the reading of Miss Emily
Bingham and it was enjoyed by cood-sized
audience. Mr.. John II. Holiday gave gentle
mars whist party Wednesday evening. in
honor ofex-Senator Newton Booth, of California.
Mr.. and Mrs Dora johnson entertained num-
Der Of friends at cards on Thursday evening
The musicale given by Mrs. Holcombe, in honor
Of Miss Rounds and Miss Austin. from Maine,
was one of the delightful informal gatherings of
the week.
The Cinderella Club, which was so popular
last season, will continue through this winter,
and gave their first dance on Friday evening at
Pfaflin's Hail. The coming weeks will verify
the statement that the holiday season was to be
q gay one. Several large parties will be given.
Germans, club entertainments, dinners, teas and
1uneheons anG Christmas parties and trees in the
churches.
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Charlottesville.

c. VI. Travis and wife summoned to Prairie
in-aw of Mrs. Travis. =. George Nebeker aud Mrs.
Nancy Adamson, Of Covington were the guests. this
Hub of Danvire H.. is the guest of r. sister Mrs
K. G. Voris Mrs Fred Brown is visiting friends at
indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Colt have been
visiting at Clinton The marriage of Charles Cable
of Lafayette and Miss Matte Lee is announced for
Dec %. Mrs. w. w. Woodford. of iSandusky, O.,
is visiting among relatives in this city Mrs Louise
Mills of Coeyvile Kan, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Eli Compton. Sixteen persons united with
Center Church last Sunday. and one infant bap-
tized the son of A. G. Jennison David Agnew and
wife of London O.. have been the guests of the fam
lily of DIR. E. Detchon. Mrs @. McC ur is visiting
at Mansfield, o.. Misses Florence aEi May Dur
ham. of Russellville. have been visiting the
Misses Holden. .Enoch Smith left last Tues
day for . trip through the South....
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Columbus.

Mr.. VIM Parkinson and wife, of Sank Center
Mimi. who have been here visiting relatives for
al weeks returned Friday The colored people
have organized aourishng branch OF Independent
Order of Good Samaritans and Daughters of Samaria
49,. Sarah wife of John Bradford, died of consump-
ton on Friday Miss Lydia Newson, of Seymour.
our citizens attended the Scottish Rite convention
indianapolis last week MIR. and Mrs. John c. Flint,
of Dixon, H., have been visiting the family of VIM.
A. Havs of this city, and have gone TO Florida.
- Mr. R. M. Jackson is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs John III. Lang received word that her mother,
Mrs. Hobbs, died at Emporia, Kan. on Friday =.
Miss Allie BOYLE of Birmingham Ala, is visiting in
this city p c. Watts city editor of the Republic
an, will soon go to Topeka, Kan.
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Greensburg.

Miss Roth, of Shelbyville, spent part of the week
visiting friends here Bishop Chatard spent por-
ton of the week here in the interest of the Catholic
Church. Miss Anna Sargent, of Cincinnati was the
has returned home, after spending four months at
Wichita, Kan. :. Mrs Lou Ross has returned to her
home st Red Oak. Ia Miss Melie Seitz, her sister
Mrs. Herman Robertson. and two children have gone
to Texas to spend the winter Miss Clara Lambert
has returned from protracted visit at Abba la.
Albert Calvin, of Lebanon, spent part of the week
here the guest of his sister. Mrs Jesse Nef Mrs.
Newton Christy and her daughter, Eva of Delhi O.,
was the guest of relatives here during the week
Mrs. Woodson Cobb and two children, of Denson
Tex are with relatives in this vicinity for several
weeks. Licensed to marry during the week: Joseph
IL Hill and Mary A. Lee, John NJ. Green and Rebecca
M. SpillInan
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MartinsYille.

Morgan county will have place the State
Teachers Association programme this year. the first
time since its organization Professor Starkey and
r. NJ Garrison will represent this comfy The Y.
NJ. G. A. will hold an interesting meeting this after
Among the exercises will be a solo by Mrs. j. Ct.
Balm and essay by w. A. Mars. u ohm Hawkins,
of Richmond is visiting Otis Wilson. "A. g. Rich
ardsons family have moved to Mooresville =. Mrs.
IL. 3. Powers returned ON Monday from Haughville:
Mrs George Branham, of Mooresvile. visited
friends here this week. The Franklin Military
Band will appear at the opera-house in q grand
reported much better Win Rossier has returned
from indianapolis Mr.. Bundy. artist and his class
viii give art exhibition at the Y. M. @. A. rooms
during the holidays A relief committee has been
organized consisting Of the following named ladies'
Mrs. Dr. Tilford, Mrs. E. w. Calls and Mrs. w. a.
Small This committee will be glad to receive liberal
donations for there great many poor people who
neeS assistance. The OsceolA Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons will confer the past masters degree next
Monday night The Morgan County Military Com
pany is thing of the past. Tho guns returned
last Monday.