The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-21

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Sold by all druggists. 81; 81, for e..
Hoods Pills s sIss a. .;sr Us as and
lulu men who propose to open up the
Olaa district
There have been times in and about
Manila lately much hotter than the
weather.
\ Cabinet Crisis has served for one
thing TO rather round out the history
Of the Republic.
The President is keeping a lot Of
people busy frying To think out what
he is trying to think out.
according to some OF the experts
On values the 5. S. City of Columbia
is a yeritable phantom ship.
The matter OF "A Flower Show, say as
an enterprise for charitable purposes
and fine social affair. Is respectfully
referred TO Mr.. Allen Herbert and the
ladies.
Major-General Otis knows the boys
Of his army when he says that they
are all anxious to stay in the field
till the last man jack Of the enemy has
disappeared.
Rev. DR.. Talmage is again a free
lance and may once more visit Hawaii
and preacI "A sermon beautifully and
store up some sentimental political
impressions.
They ought now 10 charge Gen. Al
ger with trying to get Admiral Dewey
job This is about the only possible
oifense for which the Secretary Of War
has not yet been arraigned.
The Emperor OF Germany has de-
creed that official documents may be
typewriter. This is progress sure
enough, but on some occasions the
machine will be too weak for William.
The snap and zest of the basket ball
and tennis games Of the young ladies
of the two colleges here are fine fea-
lures too often missing in the athletic
contests in which the boys participate.
Ii is hoped that intemperance may
not be encouraged now that the police
administration permits a celebrant to
wind up his spree with a free ride in
fine wagon and with spanking team
that doesn't spank.
The best point in the paper of Dr.
/ McCracken OF the New York univer-
sity on the subject OF drill for school
boys is his argument forcing the con-
= clusion or the verdict that the drill is
not encouragement of militarism
, The Manila emigration fever thai
|. was doing a little business here a few
weeks ago, has now gone the way OF
, the Klondike fever and each individual
; unites with the singer in saying "Ho-
, noluu Is good enough for me-"
It is said the new President OF
France is In favor of disposing of the
DreyfIs case on the principles OF abb
solute justice. II this is done, some
OF the greatest liars OF the age have
the day Of their punishment. near at
hand.
The few American troops that are
in the Philippines are doing more and
better fighting than stands to the cred
: 1t OF the land forces that operated
in Cuba. II is hoped they will be ac-
corded fullest recognition for the great
services.
The few poems by Edwin Markham
printed this morning are given in
what is believed to be the order OF
their merit after The Man with the
Hoe" The solid commentator which
the Advertiser received for presenta-
ton of the masterpiece warrants pub
LEGATION of the poems given in this
issue.
The tributes to the memory of the
lite Judge II. A. Widemann spoken in
the Supreme Court were sincere. There
was an absence of tone Of fulsome fiat
terry and there was earnest acknowl-
, edgment OF the worth Of the dead jur-
list There is shown in this single In
cident that while political feeling here
during the past six years ran high, II
could not sever old friendships.