The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-04
THE PASSING HOUR.

Honolulu Is having astonishlngIy
rapid growth es an American naval
station.
It is real thoughtful OF Uncle Sam to
| provide a special Santa Claus for the
boys in Blue at Manila.
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| Good things come the way of Homo
| lulu with a rush. The place Is become
naval station without asking for it.
] II. Is expected that next the Forty
Club, from its pretty nest on Nuuanu
street, will forward its views to the
Commission.
Aguinaldo will get that pet dish of
his without poison, but with plenty of
sting IL he stands out against the Am
erican forces.
Gen. King has made many friends
here and all will wish him well should
he find a broader field of military ac-
ton in Manila.
The Car has acquired about all he
wanted in China so easily that he per-
necessary for ordinary expansion pur-
| poses.
1t is not likely that the Cabinet will
put $400, 900 of Hawaiian bonds on the
market without being able to give a
satisfactory guarantee of the worth OF
the securities.
The engineers of the underground
| ticket route in politics often learn that
1t had been better to try and provide
and use a well surfaced public senti-
| ment roadbed.
War with Spain cost the United
States only few over hundred mil
| lions of dollars. 1t was worth that
for the knowledge 1t has revealed to
the country concerning itself.
France is devoted to extremes. Drey-
fus was denied communication with
counsel. Now one of his accusers un-
der arrest Is treated in the same man
ner. This is fiendish consistency.
Populism will get somewhat OF a
foothold here in its good time. 1t has
I
been shown clearly within the past
few weeks that Hawaii has politicians
who believe that it is the thunder and
not the lightning that kills.
Mr.. Mcguire and Mr.. Gage are the
rival candidates for the Governorship
of the State of California. II the news
papers OF the Coast are entitled to the
least bit of belief neither man Is fit to
hold public Office OF any kind.
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Colonel Picquart, the latest Dreyfus
does not intend to commit suicide.
Colonel Esterhazy SAYS the same. But
none of them make declaration of in
tention to tell the truth and be fair.
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II was some of the educated sea-
going people over near Manila who re-
wrsck rho disforanca 10 thot !, e. ,ha
business NJ tho Nonadnock ana Mon
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Nawspaper bornblowinp reouires
that conscience he first cast away The
only print in this town that gave
wrong report of n court matter n few
DAYS ago, comes out merrily with the
in town reporting the case correctly.
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The San Francisco Call Is still sulk-
ing over the annexation of these ISL
ands by the United States, but has no
hesitancy in declaring that all of the
PHILIPPINES and Cuba and Porto Rico
should be made the property of the
snns nf tho land nf tho fraa and bnn,a