The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12
.ll!I's aPTIL !! :
ILIR'E ss|NseaIaG.
The Democratic Inva-
sion Awaited With
Equaninity.
COMPLAINTS on POSTAL SERVICE.
HID Is PoK1NG FUN AT SOME
TERRITORIAL OFFICIAL
ACTS.
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An Attack by Angry japanese
y Decision BY and FpHpFs to
Judge Little-Notes ~,
and Personals.

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Judge LIttle-Notes ~
and Personals.
HILo. Aug. 1.-THE Tribune has
the following:
The expected arrival Of Prince Da-
vid Kawananakoa. John Wise, E. B.
McClanahan and other Democratic lu-
minaries of arc light magnitude. in,
Hilo. is announced for next week
These gentlemen, it is supposed, will
strengthen the faithful and proselyte
the unbelievers in a bunch, so that
not to be a Democrat thereafter will
be the same as being dead
Whether this is true or not, it is
quite evident that the Democrats up
here are already far more active than
the Republicans, and it behooyes Tie
latter to be getting move on if they
expect to catch the train. Very few
political birds are brought down by a
rusty gun in a political club chimney
corner The elections aren't so far
away as Christmas, not by several rows
of apple trees. and if the Republicans
intend to do anything in this cam
paign outside of standing on the side
walk and watching, the procession go
by, they would better be getting at 1t.
The Tribune says the mails ought TO
come more expeditiously than they did
under Kamehameha and President
Dole. 1t adds: We are melted to these
remarks by the extremely leisUrely
manner in which maif,arriving in Ho-
nolulu onS Wednesday morning was
transferred to Hif0. reaching here Sat
urday afternoon. THAT most of he
delay occurred in the last thirty miles.
and that it could, with a little en- ergy
and activity on the part OF the postal
Authorities. | have been EaEoided, does
not tend to lessen the public's lis
satisfaction. When the Wilder Com
pany sends boat gratis twenty til q,
miles out of her course and return,
" uiStduCe VI MY AnIioS ai'oSoE iOi
70 ensure the prompt delivery OF the
thail, and postmasters haven't enter
prise enough to bring it the remaining
twenty-five miles, we have a state OF
-affairs@n the postal department to
which the American public is not &C
custemed, and which the American
government is not likely to tolerate
for any considerable length of time
-
ssTha EJo Herald is inclined to, ,5Ir
sfSce{IpH9 ~ the expense of the Terri.
spfla Halls Il says: An odoffess
fifth eHenolulu hall mark
] sfsexs asee. thAtsx what we are to
sAave, the Early Riser as he put
sdawn e Hnnoialu paper and poured his
:seS06e6t3ash his skucer. If there is one
81 HI ma heed here In Hilo it is an
eaxcSSst 8
HIT dId you observe that it is to
iisf;s 4 secSaSd hand article. and thai We
: ~ 6stS 4 seo1nd hand pair of mules
E{{ Mil q trough the Streets asked
the Cheerful Liar. 1T is greatly to my
surnrisss That they do not send US a
eeconA hand driver as well. 1t amusas
me flss readsof 4 member of the board
- Sx,s4xhs .n,, a hing that 'HiIo is no
lou1er "a out OF the way place and we
naist 409k 10 It's sanitary condition,
and then straightMay send us a ma
chine That has been IN use for years.
81 am not mistaken they sent us up
a second hand fire engine, and if we
SHOULD haepena to have a lire some
nf1hf tha chances are ten,to5one that 3
stopper would blow out and the engine
fwoulds,be useless and.yet Hilo is nc
longer an out of the way place $50.
~ notice in this paper that Super
intendent McCapdless and his assist
/ ait Mr.. Rowell are coming, To Hilo to
investigate the Waiakea foot path OBJ
tssfSSd the Rafly Riser
"sYes, and it's. Superintendent SIC
Candless' first visit to Hilo,' answered
the cheerfs, Liar Hes Isl, s goo nina man sn !.
proachable. He will listen to grey,
.2pcss and.I~be!ieye,-,do the pest ne
can to make thin IS right 1 WOULD ilks
10; be at his si,se and hear what IL
says when he Looks at that bridge
| I've got so now that when ! go to Wal
akea look the other way, -,
al -s1S@ 'f1 - :
The Herald says there was an at:acl
By Japanese on the head luna at Lau
pahoehoe plantation on Monday after
noon. It seems THAI the Japanese j,
one of the camps objected to the actor