The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-17

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the fatss II any orcfs ~ proylalna
thni champaign. mas 1s gives 10 sieh
sold'efs without monsy and si'hpm
psl,s
The foNus commercial arcnry doc
"a seem % iate Into account that
payment must eventually be mad. fof
Christmas presents Santa Claus b.
responsible for the boom I'm small
loans
The mild contro,etsy anent the my
nah bird up 10 date affords a glimp-e
OF a typical development or phase az
nearly all argument on practical sub
j,ets. Every man Of the fields or for
ests who has taen part In the discus
sion. fayors the mynah To man tn.
opposition comprises individuals who
have no opportunity TO observe the life
Of the bird
A long cable has the heading that
the siriar H. supreme In the Soudan.
/
hut the message IL worth reading. IL
sets out that the natives are informed
In plain language that the Slrdar,'
under the British and Egyptian flags.
Is virtually absolute monarch Of the
Nile region. The natives are permit
ted To retain their clothing and their
religion.
| News from Japan given In this pa
per verifies the theory OF the Hilo Her
aid that Mr.. Sewall. in telling that i'm
porters were trying TO get goods on
hand In advantage OF tariff charges was
referring to Japanese. That is, the
theory will stand II supplemented by
the equally logical idea that Mr.. Sew
all Was reporting on Japan instead of
on Hawaii.
The railroad collision might have
been worse. All concerned are to be
congratulated. The Oahu company has
the confidence of the travelling public
and patrons and the people generally
'Sill rest assured that the managers OF
the system will do what Is right in
the premises OF the accident results
| "h" WIN N"h' oa'p W a
mishap at the same particular place
900
IL Is a far cry from here to London
in a health matter. but local watchful-
ness OF the transactions OF the British
Society for the Prevention OF Con
sumption must appeal as almost i'm
perative. Chiefly by importation-al-
| l,, I,nt
losis will increase here. No matter
how the situation Is made, 1t will com
mand meeting.
After a time there must be at Wal
kiki a great resort, perhaps like Salt
air Pavilion at Great Salt Lake, which
has main hall the size Of the Nor
mon Tabernacle. and underneath a
bower of like dimensions, with hun
dreds OF bathrooms. with private din
ing halls and with outdoor pleasure
grounds, all about half mile from
shore. The reason such a thing will
come To Waikiki Is purely economic,
for private ownership Of villas has a
Limitation with a short span and any
small enterprise to cater to the public
will soon be outsrown.
900
Some sympathy 10 due the recalled
American diplomatists Of the Orient
who were too fervent in their work
before the attack on Manila and who
all but made entangling alliances with
the Filipino insurgents. All this
comes, 1t may be remarked from the
time honored Yankee habit of paying
political debts without regard to the
possible prophecies OF any nature
whatsoever.
Jimpost, the petted idol OF the Homo
lulu people who like stage comedy,
owns dog unique to his kind az jim
post to the profession. The beast is a
bull OF rather savage mien, but gen.
tie as an ingenue and playful as Sou
brette. Now, Jimpost, in his habits
and comings and goings Is careful of
himself as a $4,000 beauty or a prize
fighter being trained by a syndicate.
His palate Is stranger to beer and he
can qualify for Hobsonizing with the
girl who declared that the lips that
touched tobacco should never touch
hers. But that dog has reached the
depths OF the depravity sometimes at
tributed to the vaudeville funmakers.
The beast drinks freely and eagerly
of anything that is kept In stock in n
saloon, stands respectfully at the free
lunch counter till he Is fed and then
begs for cigarettes. cigars or tobacco.
The one redeeming feature Of the dogs
character Is that he does not smoke
cigarettes. He eats them instead. All
efforts to reform the dog have failed.
REPROVING CONSULS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The recall