The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-14

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Haa N.f found HI HUIn lt nuN NI TIE
msUF who sought hlm some o. one
Hnr.n. afl fuma fu another Before
fhe mIp BAD eot away from iho clip
tut Hfi.f fha lnHs bad been rnet ~
the singer appeared and sent Die htlo
ACROSS iho strip ~ blue water Az The
deck giving their farewell 90 Honolulu
in rhyme. singing their successes ana
induiptnr Goo gentle iushes with thnir
admirers on the docks But there wss
only very slight seeing ~ the star.
Tor De was greeted with more than one
reference 90 the stage duel and his
making that funk 30 realistic
Cohen, who had made all his prcliml-
nary arrangements 60 80 60 the Coast
as the manager for the Hogan Nc Lain
company, refused to have anything 10
do with 10 after the exhibition made by
the star. lie was offered "a guarantee
of $1,000 for the good behavior Of Hoo
gan, and a two weeks hold back of
salary from every member Of the
troupe as a personal guarantee. but he
had been favored with a lifting Of the
curtain, and could see nothing ahead
but pilikia, and so stayed out Of the
game.
That Hogan was able to get away at
an was due first TO the fact that Morris
Keohokalole advanced the money due
TO the members of the company, tax
ing over the claims against the other
members Of the hui, and thus purchas-
ing a lawsuit. II there IS anything i'm
the present outlook. The men who went
into the plan at first, and who later put
up "A double price of admission to per-
NIT the show to open, are the ones
who have refused to further dig" and
they are said to be now contemplating
The Introduction Of suits to recover $3.50
each, which was advanced when the
company came here with it's baggage in
quod
There We're several others beside Hoo
gan who at the end came out winners
Wise got double fare back to New
York, and four members of the COM
pany We're sent on to Chicago. This
closed the second edition of Hogan eX-
periences for Honolulu, and few there
are who believe that there ever will
De any more, preferring to think that
when his name Is mentioned in the flu
ture theatrical promoters here win say
excuse me-"
a quart bottle of champagne was
the medium through which actor Ho-
gan sought TO convey his au revoir a.
young lady acquaintance of his as
tbs steamer was about 10 leave the
Oceanic dock yesterday. The precious
gift was hers for only fifteen minutes
when it passed into The custody of d
government officer
Hogan was gazing out Of a portfolio
waiting goodbye kisses TO a number
of feminine acquaiutances. one OF
| them, a part Hawaiian. was especially
the object of Hogans attention. Hogan
secured a bottle Of champagne and
threw II to the dock. whence IT was
picked up by the young lady. A Fed
eral officer saw the action and after
studying over the situation decided
that the champagne, bottle and all
/ were contraband articles. The posses
sion Of the bottle was demanded, and II
was reluctantly put into his hands The
| young lady was indignant over the ac-
! ton, saying that the giving Of "A bot
| tie of champagne was just the same as
/ the throwing of lei. However, she did
| not get the bottle back.