The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-24

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Washington
Gomez, iIto most public mon. viii
nov have two regulations in Foof
working order Ne will he calha t
patriot and traitor
Some of the features Of this crowded
harbor are calculated TO parslyze
much stronger man than Capt Phi.
lips Of the lnyermark
go
There is every promise that III,
Jockey Club will give this coming
June II one of the greatest meets IN
the history Of the association.
There Is now promise that this yea
will be notable In Honolulu progress
as witnessing the construction of more
metropolitan buildings than last.
The supervisor sent here by SANITARY
Engineer Herring goes about his work
like man Of experience. lie realize
fully the importance OF the discharge
point.
The people of Cuba certainly expec,
altogether too much at once when they
claim that American military rule, fol-
lowing on the heels of Spanish tyran
ny, is too severe.
There has been no editing of Geo
Lewis Manila letter given on another
page The brave soldier lad Is a Ha-
waiian boy educated in this city and
is a credit to all concerned
Chas. Francis Adams, the anti-eX-
pansiOnist Is the man who once de
feated Jay Gould in a railroad deai
and who subsequently introduced Bos-
ton Baked beans at the Union Pacific
railway lunch counters.
The Board of Health then, simply
has authority 20 learn that some OF
the diaries dilute water with milk and
sell the stuff for pure article. The
Board should be equipped with a can
opener working from the bottom
IL would be fine TO record, as quasi
financial news, hat some of the newly
cided to devote a goodly sum of money
to the artistic Improvement OF one OF
the city's Fairgrounds or beauty spots
According to a Manila paper, froni
which an extract Is given in another
column, insurgent assassins are fought
as cholera was assailed in section
of Honolulu in 1896, when some houses
were burned as a short cut to fumiga-
ton.
1t Is a common thing for Old-timers
| in all parts of the world to tell the
newcomers that the local climate IS
changing. 1t Is now shown that III
many cases this Is correct. The most
notable example Is in the South In the
United States.
| In the retirement OF Gen. Marcus T.
Miller, not only the army OF occupa-
ton in the Philippines, but the whole
of the service will lose man whose
effort has always been to do his very
best for his country and who has shown
rare ability on more than one occa-
sion
II il be true that Emperor William
of Germany Is to give audience to Sir
Cecil Rhodes, this will be a meeting
OF indi yidualities indeed. For the in
terview to be entirely peasant, there
must be no reference to little dis
turbance down in South Africa a cou-
pie Of years or so ago.
In presiding over the meetings of
the Board of Health Attorney General
Cooper will miss the presence OF la
dies. The ladies have been prominent
in sessions of the Board Of Education,
where Mr.. Cooper formerly sat at the
head OF the Ia lie. 1t Is trusted that
the Board OF Health members will be
extremely careful of the new chief for
a time at least.