The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-29

Kindly permit me space in your
columns for the following eulogy on
one who is at present ir our midst,
and by his conduct has 10 ade him.
self despised and disliked by all
whom he has come across, lis very
actions and antics being most OBJ
jsctionable.
In this city at this time is a person,
not man or a gentleman, whom it
is understood is in the employ of
the Federal authorities in the capa-
city Of a doctor at this port. This
person has made himself most ob
JActionable, obnoxious and even des.
pissed by those with whom he has
unfortunately come 10 contact.
AS starer, he beats any one kuown;
as an inquisitive fool and upsart,
he has the simiaD attribute and
lacks sufficient sense to know when
to stop; as a rubberneck, he tops any
that has ever yet been imported;
a. one who is forward, none 30 pre-
sumpuIous has been known TO your
corresp ondent; as one who is fresh,
the ice works can make no improve
ment on him; and as to being
gentleman, he most decidedly, is
lacking the characteristics which
merits the appellation, for he is un-
mannered,is disrespecttul aud utter
ly lacking the supposed breeding OF
one who has the privilege of being
in Federal employ.
He attends nearly fvsry function,
whether q social nature or other
wise, unlimited, claiming to be the
representative of certain Mainland
newspapers, journals or magazines.
He looks young, is blonde aud
wears moustache, bis carriage be-
ing that OF one who has lots of'ga'l,"
wears eve glasses, is uccouth in his
actions, seems dirty, dresses se4dy,
and rides about tho streets on q
bicycle He is bold and seems not
to care for anyone.
He has a hobby of attending Ger.
tain churches aud of insulting PEG
pie, particularly women and girls.
He VIII stare at anyon, on the
stree g, as if they were wild beasts
just let looss from a mensgerie. and
stare he will at all times and upon
all occas ionF, even>to g,inning into
the faces OF people. He genera iy
accos's acd attempts 10 be persona
grata with every girl he meats on
hs streets, and such conduct has
b,en most annoying to macy who
do not wish to know him. He forces
himself forward wherever he goes,
seemingly waiting to be seen an
noticed, and cares not who are pre-
sant and are looking a. him tha more
the meriier.
Cumplai4ts hav, been made OF his
frequent Attendance at a certai q
church, staying at III, bottom as q
"Pseping Ton." and endeavors t,
attract yourg girls by semi-plsyful
ly picking at them with his cane or
umbrella, or VIII ,tever elss he may
have in his hand. This conduct OF
his has very much annoyed elderly
peopl who resent such actions from
one who does not know how to be
respectful in house Of worship
Al a solemn and sorfowfql fqne-
ton tie other day, this person
made himself very conspicuous
He enter,d the premises uninvited
and imme dia,ely began playing
about the chill dren, little girls il
particular One little gil laudll
resented bis ADVANCES, shs making
her obi ,ctions so pointed that he
took tumble to him'elf, and, OF
being frprimauded by man, LEI
lhs place, Previous to this, b,
strutted up and down on the ysran
dab and theL stood 10 fvll view o
the door inside OF which lay tn
corpse OF a young person, an(
there stood and stared without rs
moviOg his hat 10 respect to th