The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-06

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q look "a Into thoroughly In Food lime
q IN tha deHh ~ Judge f0sief ID san
q Francisco The Islands lose a titizen
who has ALWAYS enjoyed the couhdsnre
and esteem ~ hll he communities ~
D the group.
! Deputy Il a. Hitchcock, the acting
. marshal. BE- to be commended on the
o manner 10 which be- conducted the In.
, yestigatlon Into the death % the soi.
der wardell.
The Kindergaftan Association should
have the solid backing Of the whole
town In It's appeal for the establish
: ment without unnecessary delay Of
? Riverside Park.
Advertising for a wife In this COM
munity Is an innovation and suggests
. that the inquirer is the sort Of a man
2 who might wonder where he could find
n a string with one end.
90
when the Board of Agriculture gets
y Is Punchbowl experiment station in
o good running order IL will not be nee
~, MI - trtx La
O out Of town to see patch OF coffee.
Il appears that the petitions OF the
ocal memorialists 60 Congress on the
ubject of immigration and contract
abor will fail to reach Washington in
inc to be OF any use as advice to the
lawmakers.
G The Art League, whose faithful and
% earnest members have done so much
=, for the esthetic in Honolulu, Is to be
= congratulated on the success of the ex-
q hibit just closing Some uncOmmonly
l. good pictures were hung.
II II is not putting II on with q
trowel" TO revert briefly to uhe concert
e for the benefit of the fund for a piano
n for the Bishops Girls Home and 70
say IL was the best entertainment OF
- the sort given in Honolulu in years
d 80
II Is most sincerely hoped that there
x will be no rupture between the EN-
d ployes of the Honolulu Iron Works
n and the Company. II would be a pity
to have row after almost idyllic re-
e lations have existed for so many
! years.
e At Manila the situation seems to be
l. that the Filipinos dislike the Ameri-
cans and hate the Spaniards. II is only
V a partial payment that has been made
a by the United States. The purchase
IS will be completed in instailments OF
O blood.
The anti-Asiatic petition is the same
u thing over again" with the single ex'
% ception that this time ii goes to Wash
" ington instead of being wrangled ovel
u within the too small confines of H1'
y nolulu.
y There are many expressions that
ed seem to flow in rather distastefu
e measure from lips supposed TO "echc
= the persuasive cadences of the meek
IS and lowly Nazarine."
l., A revival OF the Olden kamehameha
y athletic spirit is shown in the baseball
. proposal coming from the school, The
students there have every opportunity
to place themselves in the lead In al
, amateur sports here.
1t Is said Canada Is willing TO dis
" pose of her sealing interests in the
- North for cold cash TO be paid by the
United States. This is probably the
best way TO terminate difference
that otherwise must be in the nature
Of a continuous performance.
N 1t Is certain that the message from
q. Molokai to the effect that the girls IL
the Bishop Home are wild with Joy
81 over the new piano Is ample repayment
III to those who exerted themselves o
contributed in behalf of the benefi
n concert.
is 90
Df The Christian Scientist physicians
who were attending Harold Frederi'
at the time of the writer's death. ar,
lie now on trial. One of the women testi
E. fes that each day she read the Bibl
Je to herself in Frederic's room. Futur
developments along the line of reveal
ing the entire treatment will be await
II ed with interest.
Dr. The astounding political rumo
comes nv this mail that Congressman