The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-11-11

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Nsucs ONeil sho u 10 STRIVE t.dsy
and vho viii appear 10 the iawasisn
Opera ilonse eupp0ri~d Nv ine McNen
Rshkin Company
n haa remained for = Captain "
!. Volunteers, on ~ judge 81 q Ne
brasks sand NIL district. 10 openly
contend here that two wOnrs make
right and 10 show that he committed
one ~ the wrongs and imagined the
other
" the yacht Gladys proves a match
or more than a match for the bonnie
Dundee there will be added 60 the
splendid sport here an interest that
will be something like u should be.
The Tennesseeans left here with the
Impression that they had been treated
In royal style. II was plain to be seen
that the boys Of this regiment had not
been given exectly square deal" on
the Coast.
The first report, was that the trans
port Panama was lost. A good many
reasons why she foundered were offer
ed. IL should now be in order to de
monstrate just how she happened to
ride the gale.
This Is the first time In many years
that Honolulu has been given a thea
trical season with the real, genuine
attraction Of a star Of the first magni-
tude and strong supporting company
In a repertoire of standard plays.
With $25O,O00 and the cooperation
OF the Board OF Health, the public i'm
provements branch OF the local. Gov
ernment should be able to make a fair
beginning in the direction OF a com
plete modern sewerage system for Ho-
nolulu.
A Californian has invented
health shake" or invigorating rafting
| machine. II gives the same genaral
treatment and exercise that may be
had In a Honolulu street car, with the
absence OF the waits incident to Tram
travel here.
Hawaii Is getting q most valuable
sort OF advertising abroad in the illus
trated lectures and motion pictures OF
u. Burton Holmes, who will be 80
pleasantly remembered here. Mr..
Holmes now has one of the best the
aters In Chicago for five weeks and
Will tell good people the truth about
the Islands.
Secretary Long says that the exper-
ience OF the war has shown that the
success and clean record OF the navy
was due In q large measure to the fact
that the Department was not subject
ed to the necessity OF making any civil
ian appointments or any appointments
whatever excepting upon professional
examinations.
1t Is the ruling of the State Depart
ment at Washington that the residents
Of Porto Rico. by the fact Of their
country having been annexed by the
United States, have not acquired Am
erican citizenship. The ballot and at
tendant privileges must he conferred
Dy act OF Congress.
4. b. Ripley, who writes from Omaha
OF Hawaii at the exposition Is one of
the towns conservative citizens and
one who has the interests of the ISL
ands close at heart. His endorsement
of exhibit and its management is high
praise for all concerned.
900
Six of the enlisted men OF the color
ed command that is said to have saved
Roosevelts regiment in the San Juan
hill charge, have been given commits
sions. The advancement OF these
black men will do much to influence
their people throughout the United
effort.
Now that the Minister of Interior is
going over to Hawaii himself to see
that road work is expedited and for
warded. 1t is perhaps not unreasonable
to suppose that the people who have
been doing so much screaming from the
shadows OF the big Island big noun
tains will come down to earth and talk
business.
The proposed feast to the boys OF
the First New York will be the big
gest Thanksgiving dinner on record.
Capt. Hunnewell relates in his memo
randum on visits to the Islands In the
early EOS that is was customary then
to give big dinner for the chiefs and
prominent haoles on Christmas day.
A good selection has been made In
issuing commission to J. Q. Wood as
a member of the Board OF Education.
Dinner for Soldiers.
About fifty ladies met at Mira D0le's