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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

another, Il Yea have tied hsra Gp hard
ana sooS- Eas II the other gets the
chance, SaG n ssrae il COMES ne VIII
give 8 7ssurE A.eW that may hart
wsshcUt annexation, we are about u
sry r,os. RISKY &ni novel experiment
= the AT Il Government, TIE closer
ve bring tA&e arr - the principles q
justice. TIE better Il will BE- BGt this
does 1os necessarily involve the grant
ING q the franchise, me Norshsza
States % Aras-sez would not, Il they
could, repeat ehs sVVoC q 1885 and give
tAs Hsgro an unrestricted franchise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
Mohican,s Departure.

The Z. S. 5. Mohican. Book com
mander, started out for San Francisco
al an early hour yesterday morning
according 10 orders received from the
Navy Department on the Alameda She
arrived on Waialae, on the approach
70 Koko Head, when it was found thai
something was wrong with her rudder
She cast anchor close inshore at about
5 O'Clock and proceeded at once TO the
work Of repairing which was finished
al about $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon
when the Aohican proceeded on hel
way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

American army. may he in the nature
~ $ picnic. provided the movements
OF the forees may be rlsae, with regard
to climate.
But il IS quite evident that several
hundred thousand Of young Ameri-
cans wish 10 !oin in the Cuban picnic.
and it viii be difsealt to fnd places tor
them, Perhaps the Washington Gov
erumsnt viii ssu the privileges To the
highest bidders The papers indicate,
however, that the plan Is 70 utilize the
State militia, which is now maintained
AZ considerable expense, There is now
sa excellent opportunity To test its
value, Its existence is largely due to
the experience obtained in the Civil
war, where several hundred thousand
men went to the battle fields, without
officers who had even read the hooks
On military tactics We recall the case
q \ regiment Of q thousand men.
packed in train Of cars moving
southwark from Philadelphia in 1861.
where the captains were sitting in the
h&sS2se car, in full uniform reading
HSTdes's tactics. The loss of life and
property Was 50 great owing to the
weakness of this eStemporized army.
il forcsd. after the war, 3 wider organi-
zAtion Of the State militia We may
now see il called upon to serve, and
prove its efficiency in an emergency.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
FOR FIRST Time
Initial Council of New Y.
nj. c. A. Board.
Report Made TO Directors Sy Sec
rotary observation-disclosures
OF Mr.. Cheek,

The first monthly meeting OF the
new Board of Directors Of the Y. NJ.
c, A. was held in the Association hall
last night. The attendance was large
and much important business was
transacted.
Secretary Coleman reported as fol-
lows: The close Of one year and the
beginning Of smother in association
work is always busy time, The re-
ports of the past years work have
been filed and viii appear in the Re
view in q few days, Ninety-eight dol
lars were collected in membership fees
during the month. The annual meet
ing was held for the election of Off
GERS and was we'll attended and a good
spirit of association loyalty was
shown. The educational classes have
all closed and the other work in the
physical and devotional departments
has some on about SIS usual. One meet
ing was held on the ship IroQuois for
the sailors on board and il was in
spring to report four clear CONVEX
Sions as a result. This is a good be-
ginning for the new year and we have
started with the determination that
the coming year will see more young
men brought TO Christ than during
the one that is past. This every men,
Der should be interested in and every
member should consider himself dele
gated by the Devotional Committee TO
try and lead someone TO be interest
ed in this work and TO take the Christ
life for his example One position was
filled. Room No. 5 has been rented
TO Miss Hsrrick. a teacher in china
painting from Oakland. Two very in
tereSting lectures were delivered TO
the juniors on The best books TO read
Three committee meetings were held
TO consider plans for the new year. and
if these plans are well supported by
every member and officer. there will
be no reason why the coming of year
will not be one full of excellent re-
suits"
The following resignation from NJ.
A Cheek. assistant secretary, was
read and accepted with regret:
Owing TO change of business af-
fairs, in which l am directly interest
ed, l find il desirable TO return home
IS soon as possible. therefore re-
speetfully submit my resignation as
assistant secretary of your association.
10 take effect at the time of the expira-
ton of my present engagement, May
16, 1895. Should you so desire, I will
be willing TO stay in this capacity IN
til May 18th, but would like. if posi-
bic 10 be relieved on the 10th inst"
4 committee was appointed to pro-
cure 8 new assistant secretary in the
place of Mr. Cheek
Nine new members were admitted
into the association.
Secretary Coleman was authorized 10
look into the matter of any member
from the Y. NJ c. A here with inten-
lions of travelling in Europe next year
Should such be found he will be given
credentials as a representative of the
association here al the Worlds Inter
national convention TO be held in
Switzerland
AS all business was not completed
adjournment was taken until next
Monday evening. At that time, the
budget of expenses for the coming
year will be taken up and discussed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

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s-s.-rceo-s and establish an industrial
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
New Chief Officer.

First Ofhcer Trask, formerly OF the
City OF Picking, is now captain OF the
Aztec His place has been taken by
Chief Ofeer Bruguerre who was run
ming on the Acapulco 10 Panama Mr.
Bruguerre is well known in Honolulu.
He married Miss Grace Rose, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. B. Rose OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose spent quite little
time with their son-in-law on the Pc
king yesterday afternoon. They were
Joined by quite a number Of friends
who all congratulated MI Bruguerre
On his transfer TO the Honolulu run.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

Thus in a few words is contained
the history Of a life all too short. but
noble and full Of good. Hers was a
life far more useful than the span Of
years would indicate, for at time
when most people are only thinking Of
the active duties Of life. she had gained
a liberal education in science, art and
music, given two years service to her
country in the cause Of education, had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

according 10 the newspapers, an
ohio husband Became the happy father
n ssTen children not long ago OF the
sersu az lived but one. II is 10 De
hooed he laid IN Z supply Of Chamber
Isin,s Cough Remedy, the only sure
b. hoped he laid II Z supply Of Cham
be-tzin's Cough Remedy. the only sure
cure for Group. whooping-cough, colds
and coughs, and so insured his children
AGAINST these diseases. For sale By al
druggists and dealers Benson, Smith
& Co. Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
Small Burglary.

A burglar or two visited the Wilder
5. s and Wilder & Co, Offices Friday
night The plumber secured included a
box OF cigars belonging 10 John X
Wilder, SS4 cash OF Pacific Tennis Club
funds, in the custody OF G. P Wilder
The police report that entrance 10 the
place was through a window on the
Queen street side. Detective KAPPA is
on the lookout for the raiders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

The naval experts Of Europe will
watch the contest between the modern
hattleships with intense interest, from
& purely artistic and scientific point OF
view. Much was learned from the fight
Of ne Ysiu river between the Japan
csc and the Chinese, but that was 8
umii and g cautious fight There was
bravery enough shown, but il was the
first occasion in which the AsiaticS
tried their hands al the deyilish weap-
oas OF the Europeans, and much had 10
De learned II the Spanish
fleets are a. all equally matched in
ships and guns. the value OF many con-
rivsncss for destructive warfare viii
De quickly proved or disproysi Ii
mus< be confessed that very many con-
trivsnosS on the American vessels are
Rs~. and never have had the test OF
hard fighting. and this is not equally
true Of The Spanish vessels which have
been largely built by naval construct
o-s who have had much experience
But other things being equal, the best
and quickest thinkers will win
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
An Island Command.

There is being quietly organized here
a company OF 100 men for service with
troops Of the United States in case an
assignment to active duty can be Sc
cured. Reliable men OF means are BE-
hind the movement and all the pre-
liminary arrangements have been
made 4 reply 10 the offer made TO
the Secretary Of War OF the United
States will be received here on the
18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

If regret At the departure Of Ad-
nirzl Miller today, Is any evidence Of
: breach OF neutrality, By this coun-
munity, in the unpleasantness" be-
Hn Spain AID the United States,
then Ee have indeed grossly violated
International la~, and may be duly
Consigned 10 Spanish dungeons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
TIE ATTACK oN TRE LATE
QUEEN EMMA,

Ii Is 5 Pity that sols one does not
translate iato the native Language
some portions q the hook recently
Published by I&lSuok2l2ni, The natives
ought - Be well informed shout the
un5ruthfGl, malicious, Sni nhsllo0s
charges she makes SgaiuSt the late
Queen Emma In this book. H2w&if2ns
L1Grokzlzai charges thst Queen Emma
( constantly watched LGn&lilo, Snd beg
ss6 him 10 make herself his successor.
she calls Queen Emma indicate and
says L.nnslilo would make no reply.
STE charges that Queen Emma was
+ Constantly engaged in inrisusS
+ zsziaSt King k2lzkzuz, that she never
recovered from her Disappointment,
after she failed 70 be elected Queen in
preference 70 KalzkSuz- She not only
makes : s.ro2s effort in this book TO
Ir.urs the reputation OF Queen Emma.
10 present her IS s low-b7ed, cunning
deess,trl creature, but she z0s< further
than this. she seriously states that
Queen Emma w4S nos equal 10 herself
in rank
If The native H&waif2nS have any
reverence, IT is for the rank OF their
chiefs On that point they never need
al 70 De Instructed Their gsneologies
were the precious literature OF the peo-
pie Their soasS preserved every item
z1d tezzil OF roysl history. When
LErtuokzl4ni tells the natives that
Queen Emma was, in fact s person Of
icts-toz rank 70 herself, she strikes 81
rztiTe sentiment and Literature,
Ths-e wzS roe The least occasion for
her attack On The reputation Of
charming woman. Who Was deeply re-
Spscse5 by foreigner and native. and
whose rz1k Vas fixed long before Lii
uok2lzni chose 10 marry not within
hs- ovn race but out OF IT. In this. if
il Eochius etss- Queen Emma was
more IOy91 and true 70 her own race
than this malicious ex-Qaes1, Just IS
ws b@lisvs thai 81 American girl is
more LOYAL 70 her ovn people. when
she EzrrieS 81 American and not an
Italian O. Frslchnzn-
Queen Emma did. by Hawaiian Gus
eoa represent the kznshanshss The
reasons Why LunzliIo did not appoint
hs- Is his successor need not be dis
c1sssd hs-z The nzriYessknow that
shs lid not 80 $ begging for the
Throzs-
Nor vii vs 90 into the history OF
KzIzkauzs election. organized and
carried cut most successfully by the
lzrs Samuel G. Wilder. and without
whose sid kalskzuz would have hardly
hen even nominated
Looking 81 the matter. for mo-
usaG- from the Hawaiian standpoint.
one nay understand that the intelli-
CANT native -RoysliSts- are indignant
that ths otstinsey and foolishnsss OF
LzliuossIani destroyed the Monarchy
and involved sa innocent and intslli-
gent girl in lis downfall But one
would xpect that the same native
RoyaIiSzs. would Dc doubly indignant
that The ~olsn ~ho 50 stupidity pre-
cipstztsd this Calamity If il ~ss one.
sLoaId TIM about and TiIity the mem
OF Of TIA Eost charming woman that
ever shared ths Throne II the natives
and part natives submit without pro-
tss+ 10 this malicious attack On the
ua0-y o. Queen Emma they have no
reverence for their old kamahansha
linz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

In all probability lighting has begun
between Spain and the United States,
Spain backed down in suSpending hos
,iIitiss. in the hope Of making some
arrangement But Congress has re
fused 70 give further time for nego-
t5ations. and the President has prompt
" acted on the Joint resolution de
ei2ring Cuba 70 be free and independ-
sRt. without recognizing any special
government over the island The mill
tary and naval forces are probably now
executing their plans. which have been
sell mz1ured.
Even the laymea can read between
the lines TO some extent The move
msnts Of the fleets will be made with
unusual rapiiity. and may sstonish
fighting men To the outsiders IT would
seem SIS if the first blow struck by the
American navy would be 81 Porto
Rico. which is said 70 be the basis Of
SPANS co2I supply Vastly more i'm
poTtant than heavy guns. or rapid fir.
ing guns. or torpe6Oes is the item OF
coal Spain fights ar 8 distance of 1000
miles from her coast lines. She is
about 10 illustrate 10 the people Of the
United States the value OF 8 eoaling
station Ike Hawaii II she can hold
Porto Rico against the American fleet,
il vii demonstrate with great force the
value OF these Islands as 3 strategic
point
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
Funds Getting Low.

There has OF course been effort 70
economically administer the Affairs Of
the Legislative assembly. Neverthe-
less. the first appropriation for the sx-
penSes OF the present session is about
exhausted. The House has spent more
money that the Senate. Il viii De ne
cessary TO in a few days introduce an
other bill appropriating further
amounts for expensSs-A Cabinet officer
OF much experience in Legislative az
fairs said yesterday that he could BE-
sin 10 see the end and that he did not
believe the session would be prolonged
beyond 90 DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03

The Mariposa brought from the Col
oaies distant some 1000 miles, 305
packages ofonions. 10 sacks of potatoes,
2 boxes OF apples As these are products
which can be eheaply raised here, why
are they imported from points distant
400 miles, If il does rot pay 10 raise
them here, why should We invite set
tiers and tell them that II does pay?
Perhaps Ne DO not Ike TO say 10 them
that the freight on small package Of
vegetables from Maui 10 Honolulu is
more than the freight On the same
package from Honolulu 10 San Fran
cisco We do not Ike 10 put it into
or giittering hand-books thai trans
Oo-tztion from Island 10 Island. distant
Only q few miles from each other is
about as expansive as il Is from Homo
lulu 10 China
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
A Tumor Formed
Finally 1t Broke InwardIy
and Discharged
Trouble Began With Dyspepsia
and Impure Blood
Thorough Course Of Hoods sarsa-
pariIIa Completely Cures.

There is danger in impure blood.
Disease and suffering are surely COM
ing to those who neglect this threaten
ing symptom. Read this:
"GiIliam, Missouri
8" C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Gentlemen:-My troubles began with
nervous headaches, which would last
me for two or three days. The doctors
pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but
they could not do anything for me, and
advised change Of location. AT the age
of IS tumor formed on my spine, which
Was Very Painful
but did not rise or discharge. The doctor
thought best to cut 1t out, but objected.
It finally broke and discharged q great
deal The doctors said they could do
nothing for it. Then the tumor began to
rise inwardly and discharge. read much
about cures by Hoods sarsapariIla and
thought / would try it. Before I had
finished taking one bottle was much
relieved. continued the use OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and after taking Y bottles
was entirely cured. am now well, have
good appetite and feel that owe my
life to Hoods SarsaparilIa." W. D. FORE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
spain Wants Money.

LONDON. April 1s.-It IS reported
in the city that the Government Of
Spain has been in communication with
leading financial houses here, inelud-
ing the Rothschilds, in an effort 70
curly Of the Almaden mines. The
raise a loan of $40, O0O.O 900 on the Sc
Rothschilds decline to confirm OF deny
the rumor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
A Truck Garden.

Byron O. Clark came up from his
place on the Peninsula yesterday.
bringing with him several crates OF the
finest home grown tomatoes that have
been on sale in Honolulu for many n
day. He is having good success on the
Peninsula although he has found the
various insect pests quite drawback
He would have been able to furnish the
market with mushmelons by now II Il
had not been for the insect pests
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-03
Death OF Mrs. H. 5. overend.

OVEREND-In Kaauhuhu, Hamakua,
Hawaii. on April %, 1898, Sylvia,
daughter of Charles Williams and
wife Of Harry S. Overend, aged 10
years, months and days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-15
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ROSANIIY. Some wells are going dry
and there Is no stock water.
FORT WORTH Ringing Bros cl-cus
will again invade Texas II will appear
here November |,
Ct.EBuRNE. Governor sayers ia an
noupoea TO speak hero Saturday October
%. He win have a big crowd
PEARSAIL--lloA Mason Nancy has
been appointed chairman OF the Thirty
sixth Judicial district by State Chairman
Bell
KAUFMAN Earl Smith viii have sn
examining trial Saturday. He is charged
with being concerned in the burning OF
seven barns,
MARSHAI.L.-A large number Gf Ilal,
iaps from Chicago en- route 10 Donaldson.
vile. La, to work ON sugar plantltioAs, ale
daily passing through this city,
GREENVltLE.--C Congressman Il. c. rc.
Gr9ffenrid has gone 10 Washington 20 try
20 get the release from military service OF
some OF the Third Texas hoys
GRBENvlLLE.- postoffIce at Floyd
ten males west OF here, was entered and
robbed The thief got about 81 In he az.
flee and store OF r, II, Lewis In the same
building,
81. pAso.-sThe CIV council assembled
In special session and selected plans ana
specifications for q new building 10 lie used
as police aud fire department headquarters
and to cost $40 900.
III. PAso.-Georse De Fontaine pleaded
guilty in the Federal court to indictments
Tor counterfelting aud having counterfeit
money in his possession and was awarded
five years penalty In each case.
LAREDo,--Mr, Jose Armengol one q,
the wealthiest merchants in Laredo, was
found dead in his bath room He had a
stroke o, paralysis several years ago and
his d"aih is attributed to tia; cNusc'
pNi.LAs'-Tt9 News says; Hon. BAR
natt Gibbs has been confined 10 Ma ~
three days for repairs. He viii leave for
south Texas Tuesday night speaking in
houston, Galveston, Austin, San AntonIo
and other South Texas towns.