The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-08-26

Armour to divide satisfactorily ba-
tween themselves.
ION Change" it must be in time.
There has been talk Of 1t for the last
five years or more.
Some people are "left on third" quite
their whole lives and almost always
by their own faults.
Some of those Moro Castles might
be used for isolation OF the big crop
The Commissioners are individually
pretty big and pretty strong Ameri-
cans. whether imperialists or NO.
With the Commission and the ex-
Queen within the gates at one and the
same time 1t will be Greater Hilo sure
enough.
The town athletes should send an en-
yoy party out to the camp OF the First
New York and have an understanding
1t Is believed that the Government,
In opening new lands, will continue
to assume that the settler must have
a good road.
An exchange Of ideas brings the
Stock Exchange. The initiative was
the Edward POLITE interview published
in this paper.
Lunalilo Home makes good report
and continues to carry out the wishes
Of It's founder that 1t be a refuge for
the aged Hawaiian.
A good many of the over 100000 SOL
diers of the Uncle Sam failed to get a
shot, but 1t is safe to say that all of
them had their pictures taken.
Congratulations to those PunchbowI
people who have lost SO much sleep on
account Of the location Of the powder
magazine In their neighborhood.
1t Is comforting to know that Mr..
Wight, President OF the Wilder Com
pany, has a pretty fair conception of
the ideal Honolulu-Hilo steamer SER
vice.
The policy OF the United States to in
augurate extensive internal improve
ments in Hawaii will receive the
strongest and readiest local endorse
ment.
1t is gratifying to learn that the
fplpnhnnn 10 IN ha knn
the old high standard and that 1t is to
be made better IL better can be
achieved.
Official information from one of the
bureaus at Washington will inform
readers of the Advertiser OF q good
many habits that the new pest, the
horn fly, has not.
e and F, N. G. H., as active service
companies will be missed and will al
ways be held in esteemed recollection
for good behavior, loyalty and strict
attention to duty.
The Municipal Council Of Dublin il
q stickler for precedence. 1t has passed
a resolution to the effect that a statue
of Parnell must be erected in that
place before such honor can be paid
Gladstone.
1t is astonishing that a newspaper
like the New York Times should SO far
depart from the truth as that paper
does in disappearing the conduct of
the American soldiers who have visited
this port during the past two months
A man who Is reported to at one time
have said that IL Annexation took place
he would decamp promptly, abandon
Ing an extensive property, now repre-
sents In court that the estate Is much
more valuable on account OF the polit-
ical change.
The bear and the lion in combat
would summon all their friends to the
conflict. But diplomacy is 80 much
more elastic and utilitarian with Rus
STA and England than with most other
nations. the probabilities seem fight
will be long delayed.
1t can readily be believed that there
are but few indeed OF the men Of the
First New York capable OF such mis-.
conduct as Is complained OF In another
column. Certain 1t is that Col. Barber
will hold to strictest account any Of
fender.
It is more than likely that the edi-
tor OF the Hil0 Tribune has been rep.
resented in the Office and on the streets
by proxy since the last issue Of his
paper. He described the solo of q
young lady at public entertainment
as some pleasant vocal gymnastics."
Best authorities state that there will
be no Notifications here, no permanent
buildings, no In. ISLAND
cable Of the United States until special
for these particular pur-
poses are made by Congress. Coast
survey work comes out OF q general
Non-arrival OF the transport Arizona
Is cheating US OF the pleasure of the
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