The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-23
LIVINGSTONE
LEAVES us
Scholarly 0xonian Gone
From Honolulu.
GOOD SEED IS S1WN HERE
The NJ. A. Of Two Universities Sails
on the MOana-- MAY Capture
an Heiress.

The Rev. w. r. Livingstone, NJ. A. Ok
on and NJ. a. Melbourne, left Honolulu
yesterday for San Francisco on a brief
visit to the Hanky- Pankys Mr.. Living
stone is a very young man, who dresses
eooliy in dongaree and a w.de-brimmed
straw hat Like all DISCERNING travellers,
he is much pleased with Honolulu seen
cry though society here is somewhat
crude and Yankee to his taste and IN neeo
Of Anglican ministraticns.
Mr.. Livingstone is going to New York
and will observe the peculiarities of jour
nalism en- route and report them to the
Advertiser. We are PROMISED a series OF
letters from HIM, wniIh are 20 be fraugh
with good advice 10 the unregenerat.
press OF this Territory and inc.aentail.
10 its reaaers. Inc latter. in MIR. L.v
ingstoEe's opinion, neea niue. instruC
ton. They have no knowledge of WORDS
worth aad the remarkable Innuence tnal
poet had, uhoer GCu aI-u his Cnurch, up
On the dcN elopnent Of these is anus
they are given TeHgiCus.y TO mere sect.
ana they are in Leeq VI social regenera-
lion.
he distinguished NJ. a. I'D not wisi.
TO be regarded as ihtoIeTGnl DESPITE hI.
deep conNic,io that there was cot mucL
nope for any one outs.oe The Church. lie
-aid he sympathzeu with Charles IVES
.ey particularly IN ms mat 4mOl iel ms
adv entUres a couple of hundred Year.
ago.
"It-ah-is borne upon me-" he said,
that Char.es Wesley made d.sappo.nt
ing choice in a heipipeet. s,i.e as o.4e
If those-ah-ladies wt.Cse mp essio ms
II duty did not embrace tnat CathOnoley
u spirit and eVenHoss OF temper wnlcn
| are SO essential 10 tie peace of IN no
even in the humber spheIes OF LIE. AS
! Tor Wesley himself, pSrnd. .s-ah-I may
| De pardCned by my Sse.-IIng bretn-4
mean frieI4os, for NentdrILg Ii4e Tough
mat he was painfully DehC-eat in ,nose
| priceless Attributes VI tat winch, an
seem indispensable alCtssC4y II a.
| nestle peace. tur her Than ILat, / W Il
| -ay nothing other tLan Tie tat Ihat ms
/ whole moral nature las LeeIi strItd 10y
the spectacle Cf quite worthy people un
| able to understand each ether.
we see the pi.eLCn.e4a your OWE
| sity. The outer press ana my SET are no
rapport, but 4 teeI, a.esertneIess, an
hat 1 have crCppea sCme seoas If un
| outstanding not wholly among rocks anC
| thorl.s, ana that la the tou4 u time
| oountItul harI est WI resu.I. 4 lave LaC
| many hearty laughs; h.uted / nave, u
/ .he responses made 10 my work, but
am assured that your CIty has Legur
thinking, aud that IS great POINT"
| When the Rev. W. h. LNH4gst.ne wen
aboard the Moana yester.ag ,..Jernooa
shortly before O'Clock. was Leld VI
at the gaLgway by ceupl- ot Ioi.te We
persistent CfhCers u the steamship, wn'
were very aLx.ous To see tnaI 40 on'
got away from HcnolHu for the Coas
1 by the Moana who was not stop owe
/ passenger. lest the wrath OF UnIle San
might desceLd upon the shoulders of IL,
| company to the tune OF heavy pecu
niary penalty.
Dil.gent inquire were made Il
whether the clergy man had right L
go to San Francisco on the MOana.
"Ah. me deah fellows" he uec AIRED. -
have. ah, gone to much pans u be sur
that 1 am in the right. / nave had
word with the, ah. purs-ah. anC lnas
much as l am duly PROVIDED with tick
ct. which, an, | purchased III sydney,
an. presume that 1 viii be suIIered [
pass.
The clergyman's boxes" and lug
gage" were brought aboard after every
thing was made clear IN the minds Z
the officials. A large square tin box cor
tanning volumes of Wordsworth. Farral
Shakespeare, Scott, lag OF gold mug
gets from Coolgaraie, q huge scrap-boo
and Hawaiian newspapers, a foid n
; bath tub, sermons, "vagrant Verses
and several changes of oongaree trou!
ers was the cause of much cur.osIt
among those gathered on ueok. 1t lool
, ed like a strong box and was wrappe
In piece of canvas ard an air Of my!
terry.
An Advertiser reporter had the plea
ure OF interviewing the young divine ju!
I before the Moana sailed. Somehow
! o her the subject of CONVEX satio4 drifte
around to newspaper stories anu an a
t.cle in a morning paper to tle effect
people firing" of tie Rev. Liv .ngstor
! was touched upon.
"Ah, ! know full well who the poo
misguided unfortunate is who inspire
= that rude article" said the clergyma
e earnestly claspinE his HANDS in an att
tude of deep feCHEg. AN evil sp.r.t 20
sesses him that. an, he should f;
forget his manhood as TO wrongly infor
a reporter Of. ah. something which d
not exist But. all. ! understand the r
\ porter on that paper is very new and d
j not. an. Investigate the assert ons of Il
unfortunate fellow who inspired the u
manly article"
: DO you intend 10 go home to Englai