The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-04
@ImeRy @oloicS.
april p, 1890.
Men and Issues for 90.

ChiipaiSh hdo op'hSh III NNoS
earnest, as may be observed by
the way the various managers
for candidates are working the
and fixing delega-
tons. Chauncy Nj. Depew,
the silvered tongued, after din
ner speaker, gave one of his
characteristic speeches at the
Union League Clubs banquet
ct the Palace Hotel, and from
al reports it was satisfactory
to the representative Califor
mans present.
Mr.. Depew has the happy
faculty Of keeping his audience
in an agreeable mood and at
the same time telling them
some cold hard facts. In speak
ing OF the financial condition OF
affairs in the United States he
says: Here we are declaring
war on the whole world and
borrowing money to do it with
Now | am ready to fight the
whole world, but want some
thing to do it on. In the last
three years we have had the
experience and Europe has had
the business"
Mr.. Depew seems to be an
admirer of beautiful women
and pays a very high tribute to
the ladies of san Francisco.
They are beautiful indeed,
| have known for long time
that in half an hours walk in
Louisville or Baltimore one
may see many beautiful women.
The admirers Of Southern beau
ties should come to San Fran
cisco, however, and walk down
Kearney and Market streets as
l have done. The array OF
female loviness here is posi-
lively startling, sir. 1t is mag
ni6cent Magnihcent-that is
: the word
1t is a good thing that all
people are not constituted the
same as Mr.. Depew as beauty
and lovliness in women is rather
a hard thing to live on. Mos
people desire something more
! substantial. II a man can have
both loneliness in women and in
those things that go to make
up the joys of our every day
Iife,a magnificent NEW PRO
CESS" Blue Flame oil stove
, for instance, he is one Of the
. most fortunate.
! During the short time tina
we have had these stoves or
exhibition we have had call:
: from a dozen or more people
: each day asking US to SHOW
, them the merits of the stove
and also to let them see it il
operation.
We have had numerous ap.
e plications for them, but as thu
stoves were only sample ones
and only two at that, we have
had to explain that the regulaI
) consignment was on the way
! and would arrive shortly, wher
! we will be pleased to fill theil
orders. We were surprised tc
see the number of people who
/ took interest enough in thu
: stove to ask about the work
} ing, cost of fuel, etc. The on,
I essential point that appears t'
be very favorable with thos'
who have investigated thu
r stove is the cheapness for thu
: fuel as compared with othe
S stoves on the market.
The simplicity of construc
ton commends it to one ant
all who are DESTROYS of a stow
that is ready for use at /;
minutes notice. While thi
stove is very simple in its con
struction and easily har died
There has been nothing in thu
, way Of modern improvement
left off that would tend to maxi
) 1t more practical. 1t is well t.
remember that the principle O
E the burner is the same as i
4 used in all chemical laboratories
BY the use Of this burner i
obtained the blue flame" whicl
D shows that the combustion i
/, complete and there S no fea