The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-15

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Dor autieas 10 mesi sHsm5lDUs ~.
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fUfNFH iH this rTtHn fuH thr Ufuffffinf
and detei5pmsnt ~ thsif {, mniefds ant
the promotion ~ hatiorai pfsetirs
Hawaii IL the one md olsan fsfuee n
tho north phrine-a haif Wny house
Nhefe ~ rasssts-hy u'vsi sicp fot te
4 stately rroecss'on ~ shirs carrie.
ouf products around the stormy Cave q
the Atlantic shores ~ the United st4iet
another ~ the Pacific Coast our hHr
bors are already Inadequate for our com
rierce. Hawaiian arr cultural vntct
prise. easily leading the wor 4 In the rel
ative production ~ our main cror II ~
yet fef from q climax. our climate. th'
Joint production Of the sun and the trade
wind acting over a thousand icnEucs %
sea. aud the loveilness o. our monntait
scenery. are a perpetual INVITATION 60 the
deuizens 81 all latltudcs.
Hawaii is forearmed Wy It's past expo
ricncp for this new essay ~ N'r0mc 7
The honorable competition Of sister Ter
ritories. the hope % statehood. and the
glorious history Of America must inspire
her.
Let us take up TINS Nork Win cnthusl
asm and he worthy ~ the confidence
which Congress has IN US
Let us keep forever upon our Ereat sea
our old national motto-"The breath oil
tho land endures IN Righteousness
alwavs remember that private character
Is the real foundation OF national
strength,
Reviewing the Parade.
When the inaugural speech was fn-
ished the Government band. which was
resting at the head of the parade a
half hundred feet Waikikiwards, struck
up The Star Spangled Banner" and
the police moved back the people In
front of the stand to give room for the
passing OF the soldiers. The band took
position on one side as the procession
went by and kept up merry ash OF
martial music.
The band had taken part In many gay
and otherwise affairs, and Kappellmeis-
ter Berger had led many a gallant
rout Never did his baton move faster
than yesterday. and never did his mu-
sicians blow with more vigor. In the
parade were two batteries of the Sixth
United States Artillery, commanded by
Major Epnis, u. s. A, and following
tnem Were the companies of the Ma
tional Guard. All were sm9rt-looking,
solderly marchers and were applauded
heartily.
with the last OF them out OF sight the
new Governor, accompanied by his Of
ficers, went to the great hall, where a
recent'"~ 10 the public was held for
a half hour.
1he Special Guests.
on the special platform to the left
of the inaugural stand were seated In
the oroer of their respective ranks:
Mrs Sanford b. Dole, Mrs. e. A. Mott
Smith, Mrs. S. NJ. Damon, Mrs. Henry
opposite side of the inaugural stand
were other members Of the Government
accompanied by ladies- Among them
were seen Consul and Mrs. F. A. schae-
fer, hon. and Mrs. f. NJ. hatch, Hon.
and ..-.s. w. O. Smi,n Hon. and Mrs.
r. F. Lansing, Justice Whitney, ex-U.
S. Consul General Haywood. Juuge a.id
Mrs. ~. l.. Stanley, Judge Aneonio
Perry, the Misses Perry. High Sheriff
and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown. Aue..or and
Mrs. II. c. Austin, DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Grew, Judge George A. Davis, Post
Mrs. Stackable. President of BOARD OF
Health C. b. Wood, Mrs. Wood. Prof.
and Mrs. w. ID. Alexander, Hon. A.
G. NJ, Robertson, Hon. and Mrs. A.
T. Atkinson. General Hartwell, Colonel
and Mrs, Ruhlen. Captain Merry, u, 8.
N; Major Ennis, u. 8. A.; Coionei
FISHER. French Consul il. Meet. British
commissioner and Mrs. w. Fl. Hoare,
Consul and Mrs. II. w. Schmidt. Consul
and Mrs. J. p. Haekfeld. Chineee Con-
sul Yang Wei Pin, Vice Consul Goo
Kim Spanish Consul and Mrs. l.. +.
Mr., and Mrs. w. Porter Boyd.
Mr., and Mrs, II. Focke. Paul Neumahn,
Japanese Consul General and Madame
M.... Saito, the Misses Young. Mr.. and
Mr.. Andrew Smith, Portuguese Consul
Canayaro. Bruce Cartwright. II. r,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Walker
Hon. and Mrs. p. Z. Jones. Hon. and
Mrs. G. Bolte. dOn. Mark Robinson.
Hon. and Mrs. John Ena, Hon. and
Mrs. j. L. Kaulukou, Hon. A. V. Gear.
Hon. A. =. NJ. Robertson, Hon. and Mrs.
d. r. X. 1senberg, Hon. and Mrs. w. c,
Achi, Hon. and Mrs. John Mott, Hon.
and Mrs. S. X. Kane. Hon. and Mrs.
Jas. a. Kennedy, Hon. and Mrs. A..
Hon. and Mrs w. F. A len.
Hon. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, Hon. and
Mrs. j. A. McCandless, Hon. and Mrs
Henry Waterhouse, Hon. and Mrs. w.
9. Wilder, Hon. and Mrs. j. N. Wright
Hon. and Mrs w. II. Rice. Hon. and
Mrs. George n. Wilcox. Hon. and Mrs
Hon. and Mrs. +. S. Lyman.
Hon. and Mrs. A. N. Kepoikai, Hon. r
Northrup, Hon. II. l., Holstein, Hon. II
p. Baldwin, Hon. A. Hooking, Hon. II.
.. Richards, Hon. ]. ID. Paris. Hon. w.
2. Holt, Hon. ID. II. Kahaulelio Hon. A.
3. Loebenstein, Hon. l.. L, McCand'e ss.
Hon. S. X. Kaeo. Hon. A. s. C'eghorn.
Henry Smith. Mr.. ard Mrs. J. r.
Robert Wilcox. Rev. S. Timoteo. ID. Ka-
anokalani.
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