The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-03

that was TO prove crisis in their
lives.
When the hour arrived for the soap
box to get in working order, the usual
large crowd collected, but il soon dwin-
died away and those who had gathered
10 listen were scattered down King
street in eboth directions, standing in
little knots of two or three and pay.
ing no attention to the frenzied ap,
peals of the MONDAY orators a
The soap.box audience grew less and
less until bv ! O'Clock there were 50
few listeners standing that the
metormen of passing cars did not
even need to sound their bells when
passing the corner. 1a
Achi Has Little Room.
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;a.t ,sf 5;s,,,ss;a,, a,,. ~. h;.
Mos oonston.,,, assooiata, ,,;tt, ~, 80 NV
$50 IA odds, sh; ~, W., vi; Wv
A. .",,;a ,'oart,' ,..s,.,.So 49,; 49," We" Nc
an,,,. T. ,arna E,,a.,,h,J,, tnei, =.
s"si.rs,,, ~, NJ, 80 80. oVM
Ioai,od ,na ~ !. s,,dSoa ."O S.n WI.
nonfront;pa ,,er, vhon or Ia
dani, a,,,psr s" aho,o .ha rotar S;,a.t,,,
hs 80 a ih,, 'ao o. " ~ Ii 49,,
,rosn o,h w." ou .h 9oS h;n,, INV ,,s sn
80 - ~ tn..t,
An; - No ' ,saas,,roa .ann,. NJ, tSas os
| Nou. IN nv ,noas'seu Ems, ny euese'
~ NM "e'e 49,, ~ 90 - "e .h.
svns no. ~; ia :, .ne
$50. was .ua s ,l;,i naa peyn wo .a,s
k 90 80, s.a;it,. 80 IL 'a
$3.50" 49,, h;,,,aais s.,;s 81 ny,
ps;mas sa o %;,ns,Is ,. sI !. r rna I pr
1
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~. ho,;,s ,o,, ~ no. an,;onoa
la, s.,,t,a as ae;,, w ,,ta.a Sa
IL al no'riaa,,aa 81 Ne baynsa that
lsto@o-and fron, ho,d;no tbo Mace aS
o,' nnohartod rne,, IN y distant oea,y
ha sao,naa snddeniy 10 hecoma a naar'
nv reef on which the rollers can he
seen breaking. An acknowledged dan
ger to the man on the street, In fact,
instead of rather poor political joke,
while well authenticated reports were
heard that Achi and Cathcart were in
a deal. whereby Lane was to be
knitted for Achi's benefit and Cathcart
was to receive all Achi,s strength in
the Fifth to the disadvantage Of
Carlos Long
The candidates for Delegate TO Con-
gress received but little attention. Sup
portets of both Prince Kuhio and Nc
Candless appeared to believe, or actu-
ally did believe, that the election of
their favorite was a foregone conclu-
sion. The senatorial aspirants shared
the honors of discussion about equally
with the mayoralty situation.
Opinions on this subject were many
and varied Along what is technically
| \ n
was well designed sentiment that
Moore would win out and that the
:, three victors would be Harvey, Quinn
and Moore. but this seemed to be
stmore an expression of what thew want
ed to happen. not what they reilly be
4 I;eyed would happen.
: One Riq Ret placed
"a' NV -
.'ns so'ns on %, 90 nu w ~ ~
seaia S'eas IVA, Va '',s ms
80 anu ~, -; 81 IL IT,.
ua'os' anu VI 81 ~
VIZ" 'i'o III. ., Wv. ~,
: s,,, ,.".'" e 90. ~. a.
,rIehu'y i''''e p'' VI nNe vi 'en uo'
am M, 49,. -, -.
Moie ons " ~ ~
n,aue, ao"e'o,' 49, .;n . sto"l, onS
a a,u' IL, t p,y" ,t u' saono
ponu ei Ssono a tLat puV c ~ UgJ
= aesa"s ' NTo Tyo Si" nthor iprao hats
49, AZ ~ ',o % tha,, rnS oho,.s
!, W.. W. h na, Du' NIL, - ioraa ,ynaers
.ne n'nu nSH An; =. '" 80 ndna,,
nsans a n va I III tho ros,lt 80 soa,o s;I,,c,
plos'u ~ VI" 81 pori. on Snndo,,
= nfto " a,,rina 10 basebau gamss
a Early yesterday morning crowd OF
. iounders colect9a IN enie anu
mere was nluGn saiN rr " pu..,ng smu
~ ohe On Nn'n9 1, rs va" 90 us" s,'
z of their rotations, but il was enough
q TO start the ball rolling, and rumor
rushed round town all the afternoon
: Stating thht so'and so hnd pet thon
{ SAND dollars 70 hVe. hundred tnht oath,
/ carr would WIN, hnmor' however, mas
u lltie use ~ WV t.t'tn, unu, ~ na'a Ia.
4 tongues TO wagging. a report that 81 :
4 200 to S333 had been mt mn dwindlinr