The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-15

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Clsus sprnckels would parade New
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circulars Announcing the purpose u Ms
Wet TO the metropolis.
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n u hoped that Gen 1reslys new
plans for construction or use of sub
marine ialegraphs, will not. by It's eX-
detrimental career. delay the placing of
cable between these Islands and the
Mainland
The unspcakable Turk stems to have
enjoyed an the rights and privileges
and immunities that any nation OF his
sort could desire without making any
entangling alliances such as are sug-
gested by the talk OF limited cO-part-
nershlp with Germany
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The Hilo Herald claims that Homo
lulu people have engaged the Columbia
and Centennial Seattle line to give the
Rainy City the overlook by Offering
sugar freight from here. The average
Honolulu hater in Hilo Is getting TO
he more kinds OF fool every day.
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The people who are for peace would
accomplish a good deal II they took
up the Cars disarmament proposal
and succeeded in realizing from il new
ruiessand general and effective and
TAR and thorough and humane rules
against privateering and In the inter
ests OF private property rights.
Liliuokalani looked happy and hope
ful as she sat on the deck Of an out
going steamer yesterday, bound for the
United States. No one can begridge
the lady the cheerful frame OF mind
that appeared to he indicated by her
lcountenance.
Hilo viii have this week half the
presidents Cabinet in addition to two
companies of the First New York, the
5. 5. Columbia. the Queen of the
Topeka Carnival and an indefinable
pain that can only be cured by the
complete emolition OF Honolulu.
| IL Is reported from the States that
the Democrats have sent word to Dew
ey that they want him to come home
and stand for President In 1900. The
Hero OF Manila has demonstrated vast
capacity, but II Is unlikely that he will
care to enter the field of politics, and
besides 1t Is declared that he is a Re
publican.
me Spaniards are said to have high
hopes that Democratic victory in the
States will alter the situation concern
ing the Philippines. OF course the
democrats cannot have the same
shouts as the Republicans, because
then the whole surface body popular
polite would be without issue. But
the chances are that when II comes to
Spain trying to euchre the United
States in war settlement all parties
VIII be unitedly at the back OF the ad-
ministration at Washington.
The idea or belief or contention that
the Confederate cruiser Alabama was
never in the Pacific or in Hawaiian
waters, is a gross error. She was nut
in commission for work in this ocean
J and there can be no question whatever
about her having been at both Hilo
and Honolulu. The authorities include
the local chronicles, the memoirs of
Capt. Semmes and the word Of a gen
tleman now here who was in the ship s
company as an officer with Capt
Semmes.
! The Book OF Mormon, those OF the
faith say, Is not Bible. These peo-
pie accept the regulation Holy Writ
, The manner In which the Gazette Com
, pany has rushed out this work, being
q all the time ahead OF the translatOrs
Is somewhat in contrast with the man.
ner In which Rev. Mr.. Bingham anu
Printer Chas. Hotchkiss produced the
), Gilbert Island Bible, by hand and two
y pages at time. The Book OF Nor.
mon composition was by linotype ant
the forms" sixteen pages.