The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-17


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thou christian dtIs" in the hands nf
a religious crank Asa matter ~ fact.
; paper starting out on these lines,
even guided boy a more experienced
} hand and less devoted 20 opening with
prayer and closing with a passing OF
The contribution box for Hindoos and
consumprves, could hardly have been
firmly enough established In one week
to be turned over TO less inspired ed
itor. whose ideas would be still OF the
earth. earthly. Nor has Mr.. Sheldon
apparently any valid excuse for desert
Ing his project In this manner TO the
sneers OF an unfeeling world, WHICH In
spite OF all his efforts IL still far from
being prepared for the Day OF Judg-
ment. IL seems that the largest stock
holder OF the Topeka Capital, a man
owning fifty-one out OF one hundred
shares, and glorfylng in the truly Ha-
waiian as well as Christian name OF
Popenoe, wants TO stu keep up the
work of regeneration. and is having a
hot fight with his fellow shareholders
and the regular editor The Rev. Shell
don should stay with his project in
stead OF packing up and taking a lec-
turing tour through Europe to tell
them how he did il. However, we
know that the Son OF Man always kept
moving around, having nowhere to lay
His head; and we suppose the Rev.
Sheldon will follow suit, though for a
different reason. Certainly the gentle
man is one of the cleverest advertisers
OF this pre-eminently advertising age,
and he had no reason TO feel Jealous OF
the patent medicine and corset people
when he turned them out OF his col
umns. The whole race OF them are
mere tyros az compared with him.
Transport Port Stephen.
The transport Port Stephen, Captain
Whitehead, twelve days from Port
land, arrived Tuesday morning with
1876 horses and five mules. No animals
were lost on the way, and all arrived
in good health. The crew and men in
charge of the stock number seventy
three. Officers are as follows. Cap
tain Marion C. Miller, quartermaster;
DR.. Mems, surgeon; Charles Esplin,
Jr., clerk; DIR. NJ. J. Dunn, veterinary;
j. f. POTTS, team-master. Lieutenant
| HelntZelman, Sixth ". s. Cavalry, is
a passenger on the way TO Join mis-
regiment. The Port Stephen will prob
ably leave for Manila in about ten
days. In the meantime she goes to
Mahukona for coal.
| Telephone Company.
The Hawaiian Telephone and Telc-
graph Company held a special meet
ing on Tuesday of this week. At that
time 1t was voted to increase the stock
of the company to twelve hundrel
shares, 10 correspond with the in
creased scope OF the company opera
tions and the inStallment of new az
paratus and fixtures. which will lie
quite extensive. Each member of the
, company will be allowed to purchase
as many shares Of new stock as he
, held of old stock. The rest will be
: put on the market at par. The com
pany paid last year a dividend % i6
per cent.
Girls Catholic School.
: Plans fer the new Girls Catholic
: School, 10 be erected on School stree
near PonahDwai, have been drawn by
Architect A. w. Richley, and submit
ted to the Bishop for approval. Work
Will be commenced shortly, so that the
building will be ready for occupancy
by the beginning OF the next school
year. The plans of the building show
| 1t to be handsome one-story wooden
structure. one hundred by thirty feet,
with broad verandas, and containing
three large rooms, with big plav-
room below, to be used by the Child
rem In rainy weather. The cost of tho
building is about $4,000. Adjoining
will he the residence of the teachers
who are now on Maui, and will arrlva
| as soon as the quarantine there Is
raised. The new girls school VIII cor
respond to the boys school on Wa,a-
nuenue street.
| The Inoculated.
1t Is to be noticed that the peope |
| Who arrive Of late from Honolulu |
look down upon the people they come |
in contact with in proud and haugn- |
ty manner, on account OF the fact thu |
they have been jabbed with prophy az. |
tic serum, and have got dead germs In |
Their "w.tals. This makes Us. who |
have never suffered anything more ou;
OF the ordinary tlan vaccins ion, 10
reel sore ana bitter. Ii ism. fair to let |
come people have dead bubonic germ
and others not. We don't want the
live ones. If any one takes fancy 10
them he can have them; but II Hio
can't have prophylao.ic serum uhe WI.
kick.
Limited Wharf Room.
There seems to have been SOM
trouble during the past week for tn
foreign and dorestic freight. III
structure is certainly not adapted IL
beth al the same time. and the Gus
toms authorities VIII hardly allow Il
10 be used for bo,h. Owing to its dis
tance from town, II It is usld fr llcal
freight, 1t must be practically a store
house as well as wharf Al uhe r
ent time the amount Of local feIight
justities ID: being used for rhat in IN,
opinion OF those acqua,n ed with the
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