The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-30
HAWAIIAN
GOSSIP At
THE COAST
Bishop Gulstan Is
Now in Los
Angeles.
eEUMANN-RODlEK
ENGAGEMENT
Dr.. Walters Is Returning In Wig.
srous Health After Spirited
Outing.
tsp-etai to Th~ Advertiser,

(sp~esai TO The Adverfis~r)
cAN FRANCISCO. June .i-Ths
Most Reverend Ropert Gulstsn.
- Bishop or Panopolis. is In Los An
geiesL He arrived here on the Al
sneda and was the object Of much dis
tizguished courtesy on the part OF his
fellow travellers The Blshop proved
M sdrslrabic traveller and At table. on
e~ek. and In the smoking room vas a
welcome addition TO all circles
whue his broadnlndednsss was much
admired. his entrance TO the smoking
roon was the signal for surccase OF
thcse yarns which pass current for Wit
szhS>h many men are ashamed The
<nop east no reproaehfui giances At
tne raeontesr-. nor did he say ausht
ct rebuke for th@i- loose words. but his
way OF drawing bis cloak about his
shoulders ard retiring TO n corner Of
The room TO smoke alone. alice the
thouEhtiess chaps with sorrow. SO sf-
ter the frst day out the very air Of
the smoker was clearer for the presence
% the Bishop OF Pnnopolis. and when
re took bis mild stirnulanf. others has
tened to order the same that they
might be like the good dignitary In
spirit at least
OF this 4 am Informed by Colonel
George Macfariane. who came up on
the Alameda with the bishop. and who
entertained him while here at the ca.i-
fornia Hotel. OF which Colonel Macfar-
lane In part proprietor The Colonel II
not q Catholic. nor can he be accused
OF any leanings toward Rome. but hs
says ne he's an intense sympathy with
the rnissfoa OF the priests among the
poor. and respects especially the char
acter OF the Bishop OF Panopoiis-
In the distant parts of Hawaii.
where the roads fade into trails. and
the trails into rough shadows OF trails.
when r have been riding. on business.
have met the Catholic priest bent on a1
errand Of mercy. seeking 10 cheer she
sick or comfort the dying. and have
thouxht" says Colonel Macfariane.
that the sincerity and self-abneEation
which inspires such journeys and af-
tendant hardships. are worthy OF the
deepest respect and strongest approval
4 remember once when Frank Spencer
and T were jogging along aho-se look
inx after some land interests. we hap
p~aed on a priest bound for the very
summit OF the mountain He was Dent
and wearied with the way. but greeted
us cheersIy. and. answering Spencer.
said that he was going 20 visit n na-
tive who was dying. friendiesS and
alone. I'm n little hut above The priest
had TO ford twice stream swollen 20
q torrent BY the rains. and had to live
on terked beef and pGias for the three
81 four days OF his journey. but his Joy
~ being able TO help MS stricken par
i~hioner vas % apparent that Ne mar
vsfetI at u greatly. Spencer told me
he met this true shepherd constantly.
IN an ~sathers. tending his flock and
sharing their fortunes. however io~iy-
H~ nad seen him hasteninx to dig the
graves Of natives who had no one else
90 perform that duty
Colonel MacfarIane says that he en-
ioyef his four rnonthS sc1ourn In Ho-
rsslulu. but ands his hands fun Of ousi-
ness after 80 long an absence from San
FraaefscoI He and ATian Herbert have
ss~n much OF each other IN the past few .
days
HEX BEAUTY PRAISED.
several OF the saa Francisco papers
Comment on th~ enxa<wm~nt of Miss
Psuliu~ S~urnann 10 George Fodisk-
The guiistin publishes a striking por-
trait OF tne hride-to-oc and says Ine
rnxarwmeut % Ms Pauline Seunann.
5aushtsr OF Mrs. Susan Seuniann ana
n late Edward N<urnann of this city. +.
Announces from Honolulu- Mss
$-nnann has been Wc@d and won by
st George Rodiek. ore ot the most
trtsted men OF IL Iiaekfeid q Co. the
wi known commission merchants.
susar planters and bankers.
Miss Neumann. who is a younE lady
&C heans. spends much % her tine IN
trassL Recentiy she has been visiting