The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-23

kind or description He called the at
tention of the chairman to the fact that
this meant disharmony and will cause
a split in the club as it did. However
the chairman refused to do SO. but per-
mitted the supposed gentleman to con-
tinue with his disgraceful story to the
end with the understanding that the
word missionary" be left out. This
was done, but the old saying, six of one
and half dozen of another, amounts to
the same. The word missionary was
left out end the phrase Gospel Heal
ers" was inserted in its place.
Again, in another meeting, the same
supposed gentleman made a severe at
tack on Mr.. Andrade, who being pres
ant at the time and keeping his seat
in a gentlemanly manner and showing
to the club both his manners and ed
ucation, with all the coolness that could
not even be produced by those great
powerful ice machinery of the Haw
Elect. & Ice Co.
When this smart hot headed politi-
clan got through with his attack on Mr..
Andrade and took his seat and looking
around so as to face Mr.. Andrade with
all the smiles he could produce in this
world and with a grin on him from ear
to ear, why had the largest double team
dray of Hustace & Co., come along at
without fearing of the hind wheel hubb
striking Gather corner of his mouth
But the result was that Mr. Andrade
asked permission Of the chairman for
the floor to defend himself of such at
tack just being made on him, which
was granted to him. Mr.. Andrade first
called the attention of this great noti-
able polician to certain remarks he had
just made on his behalf. Then Mr..
that great hero politian of the evening
such a roasting that he never, will for
get it as long as he lives and in fact
called him down to a fine point and
just about placed him something like
an old ragged door mat, but not using
one single volgar word in all his defence
and as gentleman took his seat,
awaiting or expecting to hear some
more attack from the politician, but
not word more was heard from him,
the balance OF the evening, but he SIM
ply turned as pale around his gills and
looking as pale as a dead corpse that
had been preserved on ice for about a
week and kept his head bowed down
low and cool and intact did not know
weather it would be a case of sending
for doctor or H. H. Williams the I'm
dertaker, for he looked to me as if he
was going to faint or peg off. Should
the ice house machinery break down al
any time why they can borrow Mr.. An
drades self-cooling apparatus for a
few minutes.
Again another bad break took place
In the Hall last Tuesday evening Sept
18th 1902 where this politian uplifted a
chair and attempted to bring it down
upon the head of NJ. T. Furtado, the
chairman of the Portuguese True Re-
publican Club, and would have succeed
ed had not another gentleman with
cooler head and of common sense and
respect interfered or there might have
been a case of bloodshed and broken
heads and when a club reaches to such
point I say its a disgrace for any young
man to belong to such club and it is
time for him to quit. But it seams tc
me that the chairman of that club ap-
preciates all this. It's all fun for hin
and he allows all such methods to be
used in the Hall and again it looks as
if he is nothing more than figure
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