The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-20


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advancement too early In ifo Dfe,fus
was the yuuREesi captain 10 she French
army
Ihe peace basls standing army ~
the Tinted staies u io b. $4,000 men
a. against Is 600 before the mus With
the donF
IA rnccs viii enjoy the boat races
today The annual REGATTA affords oc-
caslon Tor pretentious revival of the
national sports ~ Hawai-
one Island soldier at Manila says the
rebel forces Included the boat boys
who traded with the Americans during
the day and spent most Of the nights
shooting Into Manila.
European papers are unstinted in
praise Of the gallantry and skill of
American soldiers and sailors. And
the German press losses pnetticr and
bigger bouquets than aEy Of the Others
In the aftermath of the Regatta Day
there are doubtless some regrets, but
To most people the memories are al
together pleasant and the anticipation
Of another such holiday a cherished
hope
Coffee growers have shown enter
prise from the first and they will no
doubt respond promptly To Allan Her
berts proposal TO have a permanent
show OF the Island product at San
Francisco.
Jas. X. Judd. Yale graduate and
Johns Hopkins medical student, was
the Hawaiian representative In the At
lantic medical corps during the war.
He did good work and writes well and
modestly about il.
A secondary peace commission bat
terry should be sent Cut TO Colorado
from Washington for the purpose OF
calling TO order those frontier states
men who conduct conventions with the
aid of the six-shooter.
Zola will be in the States next month
as a lecturer. He will talk on his nov
els and the Dreyfps case. II lola Is as
able on the platform as Max O'Rell he
will give satisfaction. lola is said.
however, TO be a miserably poor talk
err.
The plaza OF the Kapiolani Park
horse racing track is. indeed. scarcely
an ideal spot for camping during the
rainy season. 1t seems passing strange
with all the suitable land available In
the vicinity Of Honolulu that the De-
partment and District military author
tiles have been unable 10 select a sat
isfactory ground.
One incident in the disaster to the
sugar ship Kenilworth was the matter
Of towage Of the burning craft into
Valparaiso. The master OF the tug did
not know the vessel was afire and ac-
cepted fee Of $50 for this work. When
he learned the plight of the Kenil-
worth he employed some natives to as
sist him in swearing.
One thing in connection with the
Supreme Court or the Bar season of
eulogy upon the late Antoine Rosa
should arrest the attention and Thought
OF all young men. This is that Mr..
Rosa accomplished what he was able
to do by the hardest kind Of hard work
and by the most persistent application.
Some OF the men who have lately
come to the Islands from the western
portion OF the continent are stunned
by the balance Of this business COM
munity-of the whole people. Any
western or northwestern town would
boom to the seething point with the
garrison, tourist or shipping prospects
OF Honolulu.
Looking back, It appears the Ameri-
cans were even better favored in the
Pacific than in the Atlantic during the
war. They lodged disasters on this
side gracefully as Gen. Miles ducked
for bouquets in Porto Rico. The trans
ports missed the typhoons; disease
kept away from the men and there was
no privateer or detached cruiser to as