The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-20
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says that as an inducement he will
maze no extra charge for the real
estate the purchaser may add to it
by walking to the site OF his future
residence. Another says the dredger
could be more pro6tably employed
on Liliha street, and could get more
soil from there to fill up the site OF
the old Chinese theatre than from
the harbor. Again, look at the con-
dition OF King street from the wash
house to the other side OF the Re-
formatory School. Who in the last 20
years has seen the like OF the success
zion of ridges and depressions it pre-
sents, as If 1t we're corduroy" road
in the backwoods Perhaps Rowells
mules even may slip on It. Though
bicycling seems to have taken here,
it hasn't produced the effects that 10
America it is said to have-the i'm.
provement OF the roads aud streets.
One often wonders whether the
religious workers of the community
have less sense of what they say
than the average man whether reli-
gious or not. Yet il we are to take
the reports of Mr.. Yatman (of New
Yorkys services as given in the other
papers we must believe it. Said he,
as the Advertiser reports, "Tbere has
sprung up knowledge in some
quarters that God is not love-" II
it is "kno Wedge" how can he con-
tradict ita II he means merely
"opinion" why doesn't he say soi
Again he says, whether Christian or
heather children, "the cries OF babies
are never heard in hell. What a
picture for much married man OF
the delights of that placel Again
what an inducement for child MUIR
der. Againwhat can you make of
this;
"The speaker then spoke OF the
death of the infdel, who, upon
reaching the door leading to eternity
that all was dark, cried, Light,
light" but there was none."
What sense is there 10 that COLO
cation of wordss Or has the re-
porter missed something.
Hot water is apparently what the
Time man has got himself into.
Where he has not engaged his space
on Mr.. Yatman's idiosyncracies Re
has had to fill it with excuses and
apologies. No wonder he appeared
two days behind time. After wailing
(still with the same combination of
literal misprints) o yer The INDEPEND.
ENT's jokes on the horrible condition
his proof reader Gan experienced
many, left his sheet the week before
he has had to eat humble pie to a
member OF the Planters Labor and
Supply Company, who couldn't
stand his being in company with the
Advertiser reporter who wrote and
had printed that awful expose of the
way in which Chinese are bulldosed
and swindled into becoming planta-
tion laborerers. (The P. L. g. s. Go.
member evidently thought as that
one suit of clothes was worn by the
two personalities, it was as we'll to
take it out of the Advertiser reporter
with his charge of being paid for
writing the article, and never proba-
bly, dreamt that having squelched
him in one Office he could deny it in
another). Then, woe OF woesl The
Time is printed at the Gazette Office.
And he cartooned the manager Of
that fearful and wonderful combine
ton of shares, bonds, mortgages,
brick buildings, and Mergenthaler
machines, and nearly created riot
amongst his Typographical Union
workmen. However, the manager
and his men managed to agree to-
gether, and the poor unfortunate
editor of the Time has had to eat
another dose OF "cold whites" And