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HAWAIIAN GAZEI7JI: FRIDAY. OCTOBER Ig7-SEMI-WE- BKLY.
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aal ateaaer w Aaasieaa lasondf
bobs. kr sarkBoal eswa-;ioa-. are
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oe see ne, woaM shswr tke ae& of aeoBwak- -
rneT over kfe pssoa it
at is ca ae Beeseaacii taat ae
k aa
to sl is at a Mt way.
caaVecl ke laetr-ar- e We heSeve &as the seaeiasioe:
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fB& kai tke
ami.
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a a. seat peopie. ns s-kvie
foBaiiWrr their ova thinTBg mai
as a SBBtBBar aave at atmauy sao--x eye he- - rV.r
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aer uras
"to
akaat
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aw
of
restore
of
eseets.
aar
Mr taa of
La:
ia
soar
tick.
Mr. Fifeieriefc W. SewanL she
a of tkat sseat st
toiaf, he wwM hmWexoaaaa, Wat. H. SeaodV aad
SatXCBBT ot
of ififr, has
atna h&Ai a letter is the
flT. Y. Trffrawr LjLk e
mmmMK afcMsali
m. tlte Ungfit.
of Y. S a kare kad the loss aad
CSw, aefaa at hash to the laaV.1? "g hi Pfe SSMTS
MB in tins ttrw have
jsos ae e-- nte
As
fceieeor.
a
tke report rftapm-- ttBaa,. aaa setae oc aeio aot de--1
tke reaaoBe rea ky hfe OfaasBS. Is is, fhaps.
for vou- - a. favor at at. & snesBr act. tmas wntc fie is
fnl tibe 1 mini mm. c --fauagi I'liiaiiawrTii to aeHessaoa,
iwiniiii hi neet- - he oses aoc dtaat tkas dboshar tke
lac aai fae teair f PacsMeat feaiaw:c, mai. efegcnwre
- Aea wkfe
j
efce to the aative kwiwiull f sfeafeahle wiirfarfwpp5
freeeaTarma, racasa xaaooag. k s verv eee- -
I' poaasBBS in tke eaHorlal sery to- aai she eaase. He ees
'ftiaaa. the eacLrc speech of ILr- - Ainfe thee Ae charge medt diss.
js&--- ItcsMav ami 'iwicee from --
.- the Japanese ase faaSyiag Hawsn.
Txecr--. a Tie fakhfid oram oc.is aa aatiBBejaaoa sekeaae,
th- - in ' Minaair: i: a&i : anmeia-- aade in tke iatetesg of liEaofea.taut.-
- The paa: r rar agarret had. There aie tw deesied opia- -
ts- - 'jj-erBaB- f -i
-- . tha- - Mr iKtir axs af- - at. One k tkat a ehsrae
aaad " ? x- - c--r Jarrse assresaaa wil
of tke - - 'j- - axr.r-iar- . - The is.
amfctSnr
i wtH pceveat S. by ereatfag ia Amitself
pjrauaaauly'. welerka belief that it w2I hS-- "Vr. Seward seae sa
atsisaas wn awteeiMa. ot
W Tke f
a
f P"-1- 1 K w Vs
o et tkat waatii fe aedbru 1
pssantl kscfv w awi
Fn jjkc Bas 3fr
Seward fe Kaler to.
7 the Ehbka
- af Tie Traw:
Ttrtec si- - fcS5T2ias: xaaiss- - a. safeca
jafc after sayias. "Sf asar 2aa caa.
saew j5S east! Tjr&y taey nay aoc
tewfsUr h jafcKd ieai.er. tet bier
faaor s?ak. r else fteiealffir fewTur
ate jeaes."
Tbal fc is; rbot t&a. A(isfcJsrra.- -
aae
regaK &SO.WUXK. JLiiK UdlC iiaiil
aai ysMfeiKii treaty o imsa- - tie C ttfeans. so- iar as are able to
Ike. aai tier. frere feiSis? fical ac,
nac baiw Fa&?d asur aay oje;uamc
taat aay fte aa;, by asysocy
ia As Frae&i States ac asy narn. in.
tae ocbL
Aa aew- tie- tersr paase- tfcxws toward
a Jse; Cec?ress assecsbtes ia a
Sew weeSs. aai wffl Isaire- - te say deC-aJtt- elr
wfeeca-s- we accept Ea-wa- ec JL rict
Tie .tfeae. Et9f?aii aai AarerihKifc
iotas, it witk ttvr. as tes4-- '
1 eocicerce as peace. KE&e o aa
Swre aiawsc aKSK raertCilMe
&aA aatmrai graricatiwi of nrpaWIe to
f rebfie. it wtis iar a oae-- time b.y
ttae optonftT C asoexatSac tbat cr
as-s- hk
gawi feni4. tae Japasese mtsat
a bsUTtB? attiradie- - toward as on.
atxomat ot it. But Japanese, wxta
itefer vrbaoiry an.i sood
seaee. b come up
pcotec- -
dse oC the t tnetr eaugiaats,
- th- sar thw weefer to adhere to their
trattieeal frieattsMp towaru tae- tajcted
States.
1
S ta? at Q fjifecooss irsm.
abwae. At bme t&erf are sotae, Bc
!nflj- - so iuty as mi?ht have ba
es? 5teiL Seirerai bflTtng- - been. mae.
aai after dfceiEisloo. d from
odr see- ssM seems ta be
secwKij-- wrzeiL That is, that if we
tJuBan Uirce sums
'ijMS rmvor Be- aji iiiituii"rsiv umiae
weigit f the aestioc. was as w tae
aisufcswi. of HawaS as aState. Bat kf
fe nt prosoeed t zAmtt the Islaaas t
as
a State oaly to- aaaei them as a terriMcy,
ta a serusd. of aerewp-ise- st
Terrf-BKf- cs
aad peofcatwe like other
a. feried whkh with some has
- - - tr
r fctr
x.t
Tears.
fe raise agaias: it is that the
loririt
.
tfcfo- - it wooBt It
woaM gcare aa natiea sheeid aa-a- ex
territory unless already
caoaSated with its awa csfeens
abzdfty oc. the face af it. Thfe objectSsc.
has always
rafcea whea aaaexatsoa oc terntacy
has heretofece been, pcoeosed. Jt ifci
ha been, accepted as we
stfEt fee oely thirteen. States aiwi? the
AtiaaUe Ceast far the Valley of the
Mfesfestnet asd Itsoataias
feere
spread
Aaserieaa. cogsiatfoa Araeneaa.
eoterjeise? always fol-fcthe
fast Eave- - they
the!
3lsc
do-w-
aerses the
Chfiieot
Jaes
Why
they Eawanr
the
wtteriy "aHea
Aaterfeaas these
ideas have
asedefed after
ia-eir-aes
popofetiQE.
than
Ftociia. CaEforna.
Nevada,
the tfeg- - J, ui teofc ia 1S9. The Aapte KU
their
traie
FREDERICK SEWARD
Asaerieaa
the Ceho.
Eve
Atfcmtre
fthe
nearest aaaexsoos
MflTTFRS
Cuta wok.
lieifc?Y." of
aaaexaaoa fc?t$a aad the
1'aiwd Slates awaums
aeaaott. Tke Hberatioa of Cuba
--kts eaafeaas: t,ir" mmL a;ure Iikad
deep coaeeru
tkev ate
Bteaevi oeji utroive theiaselves iu. the
senfeaieat the Cuhaa-Spaais- h
KcaH of TVeyfer ami tke aj.v
imn
Captaia-Geaera-L the Spanish
cahiaet. effort
Spaia Cuba bv decrees and
S"SJ7t?JrSwMfeafrefinn. Thetexnperof
net favorable At
fthe same realiv
kaoa tke weakaess of
the refeeffioo. If Cuba
States wiH ia some
sooaer
the Iskad. will not
far any long: period of
inoNe
offensive poiitkal stench
unaier aoses unstable Xegro-Spani-
sh Besides, the Isl
and foil resources and only
throw Horida.
the Cuban
eeHa4 made eafs-yaw- s and Hawaiian matter mav
ZSiSrJSS S.'S: Congress. Friends of
pwely tnsetini?: apoc rfee of wocld
rfeats
coarse prefer that Hawaiian
shokl of
without reference
Cuba. Eat humane
in behalf Cuba.
all krge Cuban
Ctabs and
aaeEftw,tt ;frf7lthsedubsarepushinffthecauieof
Stae
6esa. itBoeaQaes secm?isdersoostlyia?shaeiiT
Aaerseaa
Bseasares
Cabo.
-
ifidepenaence.
HewreseafctaTes WasnlasteKL sf iaooey are contribcted for the
sapfort of the
as well
may hitch Cuban
matter
not because
BBs.itvuv
iujvccs xxawiuiixi. n aniirvmuu,
it sat argasent tecaase believed
aay--
strooirf
scare mseh. sentiment in laver rlawaii mav
that
be Cuban
an. cause. AH this may
been
of
with Cuban
valid
may after ail, of
the
States oat the dos-in-- f
egEsafaeii "an.
said Flflrtia Spanish would paay towards was in
gs- and then the Because are small and
wooM oely "Semiaofcs aad alBgat- - .. .
cs." like manner Hear large,
afejected as being- inha&tted only f anrf above thinss. be almost
"wad cattle, Indians aad Greasers" . . . -
as Alaska deasaated as being- - Ieea witn- tne nated eye. Ine
--
hsMtatfos: of icebergs and. of may be our
bears."
sacfc thiag: the opportunity.
sf. and.
Eave aoc
n-akswed
it sp the IDssissippi and.
3ffesBi the Esky
taiej, Tn Plains, aad
Fariae they and
tosrmz k tcioy even. ver
t ap-- dfstaat Taiaa?
wiH sot foifeyw
FherEtoce. popaiatiocL of Hi-wa-ff
rnoon-graae- s."
It is so largely eocipcsed of
in. aeeord with
Bt a
The
of Hawaii tsday is less
with oar wa that
Laefeiaaa. Texas,
tTtafc. Xew aal
at of respective an- -
vlutioa.
pfaoe
:1. H&vui
aweaterpefee
asake
shadows'
Mraroee-sa-the-iindsa- cv
CTEi.
siasafer eaiBeidene
expeasiflm territory;
their showM teoaeae piErlthau
should
ressk CHtead eosferene.
oaxshase
sppweeh
- tatt-- tkaer
iwatser saek
Faii&i States,,
potatateitt jauiaaBe
final
wretaia
jodae.
do
strength
becomes
free,, Uaited
hokl
They permit
e:dsteee
rale.
jtoaes
pcofcabie
aaaesation
matter disposed
in-tlr- est
powerful
working
In cities,
have heen organized
insurgents.- - This
haaase, political interest,
enkaver
the-Hawaii- thei
Anterkan Congress,
tiKirasseaatMlo.;
Bsed strengthen,
involve
imperative need
dealing- -
question
greatest
vantage Hawaii forcing
United
the-maag- EopsbiMa"' roEey. A drifting
that the
possible
popelatooji tfie
CaHfocafc!.tllstaat- -
aH.
the
Bo6xrneeesitie ease
TEST. ABRAHAX H5C0LS.
Thfe sermon young
fee Sfese? Are- - net fat-- Pjeople here
the
the
into
aad
and
own.
ITexieo AriroBsi
Hawafl t
-
f
t
t
we are of sex- -
fe
iu
m
vre
t3watv
fc
of
is
a f w
th
f to
ot
tt as
of
tm?
Tvis
to it.
time, we ikk
or
or iater. of
as
is of a
from
tae
It j
of
be at
to
a
is of
of
benarsrs
aa.
ta
as
to
to in
it
'.. uui
a
or
to
be ad
t
of
of
af
as
pest, we
be
-- ,
So- ia is
was to can
by
was
t
fe no as
foC-- A
aaa ver
; a brief for
i
llr. Lincoln remarked a' fel
it
on the
is aot
our
of
is
thei
of
a
of
of
to
t-- old-ti- mod- -
coach, on the cordnroy road
which ante-dat- ed hv
railroads, that aH
were by selfishness ia
good or eviL His
ger this position
whec were passing over cordn
roy bridge that spoaaed a sloagh. A?
mnd-wago- crossed this bridge and the n.
shaking like a Sacker with
espied aa old razcr-backe- d
ec the ot the sloazh because
aexaJB. The nrfiai of emfcrat&ie,1 ter pigs had got into the slcngh aad
aad wfH
were aaabte ia eec and la danzer
Cl- EMftHy AEserfcaa locg; iefece the tfais - drowning-- . As the old coach began
when, sfee wiH kacck at the door f to tai the hillside llr. Iincoln. called
lot fee ITaiBa toe a&afesiac as a (W, "Drfrer, eaa't yon step-- Jnst a mo--
:Waea Hi- - te-SEfevent
hasfeos we snail Eent? The replied, "If the
stfll have the same- & we have otner Kiler doa object." The "other
"XO--- frfler"
that the
that
gave
itself? Or
3Krtarr to dooaia becaase Hfefi net object, when llr. Lin- -
afraid own.
"W.
October 2.
1SST.
A5D HAWAII.
It a in
thai anaesisian of aadi
in Hawaii
eil
the suae time:
aad that the
af the
The
e,
&
The
tke tke
tkat
Tke
a
saeaas the
tke
way, take
the
their
that
Watte
Hawaii,
the
ooee. and
(iropf
the
the
pcBrTtu.
tco
the
some
delay. The
the
hj
the Esckr
aHes.
away,
and
the
they
the test:
oace to
wagon,
men. prompted
domgthey
-
feUcw-passe- awas
aatagonizrag
they a
was
chilis,
sow baak
oat.
cases
Stare:
driver
sebt?
cofa jumped our. ran back to-- slough, and began to lift little pigs
set of the mad wa-s- and place
returned
Cofenei Baker remarked: Abe,
where does seifishaess come ia on tft'
Hole episode?" "Why, bless year sonL
Ed. that was very essence of selfishness.
I would have had no peace of
miad aH day had I gone and left
that oil sow worrying- over
those pigs. I It 'get peace of
aifad, don't yctt see?"
the old fashioned sermon,
the territorial frais the Paemefthe preaeher would firstly,
what is selSshnesI And then he
pfst as Ae sssk BMHaeiK. It feforaaid into many abstract
stoat focty-fiv- e years si&ee. asfeeealatioas on its nature, origin
land correlation, while the Deacons
the Aaaeriesa Geveraaen Hiedita-lsHore- the
they
they
rower
d, sad the "mothers in
ted the
raeP that the preacher
the
savins: soffiethrmr seod. hot theyj
HawaK by the sited State,' knew that thev- - did not understand
'. T 1 X tc-- " - ....
hote peaee ib aeost lerty-nv- ej the ctuKtwu. u uuueKKuuu xuwiivwasrera
ot it.
years ssf. The revsiHticn. in. Ha But in incident of Ineoln
- iiiiii ihitv
can reason about it. and compare
it wth other facts you have read
about, and know about, and Avhen
you are through, you begin to feel
that selfishness is something different
from what you have been.
taught that it .was. What ever its
nature mav be. vou see that it may
thave a coed to it. and if it is
an eaKsrhtened selfishness, you
not only feel good. but. without
especially intending to do so. you
do good to others.
It is not necessary for you to
imitate Mr. Iincoln. by any servile
copy of his act. You need
fnot spend your time looking along
the fences, and in the taro and
rice patches for old sows, whose!
wurauuu i"-"- yiv.cui i from the- Commit
from keepmir their indiscreet and i -
tee, main item of which was
wayward young pigs out of the
mud. You can do things
in other directions, for instance.
in preventing the suffering of
otner animal oesiue little pigs- -
tlf vou. look about, vou will soon
out that there is much suffertins
which you cannot readilv de
tect, such as the suffering animals
for want of water and food.
But if you choose to look further,
yoa will see a great many young
calves tied up in yards, out in the
hot sun, and yon will see them try
ing to eat coarse crass with their
tender young teeth, because they
are very hungry, and you will see
them penned, up day, in the
'dairies." and vou will not see one
of them in a healthv condition.
The bleatintr of these half
starved young creatures goes up,
through the celestial telephones,
to the ear of the Haster, who not
only looks after the sparrows and
the mean niynah birds, but also re
gards little pigs and calves.
An eloquent British preacher
said in one of his
:a soul
occupied with great ideas best performs
small duties." Host of our
souls are so small, they cannot
hold very large ideas, just as the
eye of the needle is quite too
small for a camel to trot throush
it. .But, we can elip off a piece of
a great idea, and jam it down into
our souls, and if it sticks long
enough, it will aid us in doing well
and beautifully the small duties,
and make us more selfish in look
ing around, as ICr. Iincoln was
selfish in his little pig adventure.
You will now sine a hymn.
The Baltimore-America- n has a
large influence in the State of
ilTaryknd. It is a Bepublican pa- -
ji, uu. i.fcr imiucntc 1 mucil;limt
as the old party lines disappear.
In one of its recent editorials on
Hawaii, it says:
The annexation of Hawaii is not
soaght because of wealth of the
Islands, thongh that is considerable,
bat on aeconnt of the strategical im
portance of gronp, and the immense
valne it. may be to this country
la the future. A statesman who never
looks Beyond his nose may be a very
successful one, and receive a vast
aniaeat credit from his contemporaries,
he who looks iato the future,
aad makes provision for the
growth and expansion of his country,
and the expansion of the world's civilization
and commerce, is a very much
greater man, even though he may not
get as many hurrahs as the former.
bMfoy af sayfeig- "Yes" or Can who was no less a personage The tfnited States has had in prospect
we oat safefy trsst OHrseires to decide tkan at time "Cofcrael" E. J. Bak-- annexation of Hawaii for many
uestiBE rightly when it may pre-- er. gaHant general who his j years, side
selfish
find
of
all
sermons.
the
the
but
and has at last determined to
seat stt we reject a val-- Mf defease of Oid Glory at Ball's act, , because not to do so will be to
or
did
ptay tne towards
the the rest of the world, and because oth-
the er nations may not always be so com
and
placent as they seem to be at present.
them on. the bank. When he With European disputes adjusted,
Nbw, would be aa easy matter for one of
these aaval powera to turn towards Hawaii,
and it would be difficult for thl3
the
country to defend aa Imaginary inter
est in the Islands.
on
The Island of Hawaii Is a strategic
snSerrng
point more in sense of Its protec-
did to
tion to our commerce-
In
of ask,
enter
paw
Isfeltwas
L
thT?
- Commissioners of Education
in Regular Session.
More Room Needed ;tor Normal
School Decision Regarding
Certlfcates.
It was S o'clock yesterday afteracon
before the Commissioners of Education
were called to order. Prof. Alexander
was delayed on account ot one of,
Paine's mules stopping long enough
to rest on the way in from Punahou.
Without the professor there was not
a quorum, as Commissioners Jordan
and Bowea were the only ones present
besides Minister Cooper. When the
members were called to order Secretary
Kodsers read the minutes of two
weeks ago after which Prof. Alexander
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miiki.-
sported Teachers'
the a request
from Hawaii for better school
accommodations in one of the districts.
It transpired that this was a renewal
of a request made In March last. Mr.
as,
Bowea suggested that some record be
kept of such matters so that they could
be taken up when convenient. A discussion
lasting fifteen minutes followed
and nothing could be done about the
matter.
Prof. Alexander, from the same committee,
also reported on the application
of Miss Atkinson for a life certificate
on the grounds of her having
been a teacher for ten years past. The
matter has been hanging for five
weeks. It was decided to Issue first
class life certificates to teachers In
primary grades who have been In the
service for 10 years and whose average
at the examinations has been 90 per
cent. This disposes ot Miss Atkinton's
application.
The matter of a teacher ot drawing
in the schools ot Honolulu to succeed
Miss Beckwlth, resigned, was then
taken up. One application was on file
from a person in the States but at the
suggestion of Messrs. Von Holt and
Bowen It was decided to get some one
in Honolulu competent to fill the place.
Inspector General Townsend's request
to have three school examinations
a year was not accepted. It was
decided to have but one examination
a year, during Easter.
Miss Flora Perry has asked to be
transferred from Beretanla to some
other school. No action taken.
It was reported by Secretary Gibson
that there are IS pupils In the Normal
School, an increase ot 20 over last
year and that an assistant would be
necessary In a short time. The matter
of an additional room for the Xormal
School was discussed but action was
deferred.
An application from the Secretary
of the Dramatic Club ot Walalua for
the use of the school have at that
point for an entertainment was denied.
Adjourned. ,
Postmaster General Returns.
Postmaster - General Oat arrived
home on the Mauna Xoa Tuesday,
after an absence of 25 days, attending
to the work ot inspecting the various '
post offices on the Island of Hawaii.
He says that they are In excellent condition,
and that the people are all very
much pleased with the service. Mr.
Oat cannot say enough in praise of
the way he was treated on Hawaii, and
speaks highly of the excellent service
on the
of
the
in
it
the
than as an auxiliary
in fighting aa enemy. American
commerce Is small at present, even on
the Pacifie; but the day must come,
and there Is hope that It may be near.
when that reproach will no longer ex
istwhen the seas, as of old. will
swarm with our ships. Republican
policy, faithfclly carried out, will
bring about such conditions In a much
shorter time than the most sanguine
hope for. The commerce of the Pacific
is growing very rapidly, and
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there weald obviate the necessity of
z large navy, aad extend absolnte
act only to American commerce,
to the ships the world.
Inter-Islan- d steamer Mauna
Loa.
yew Australian Steamers.
VANCOUVER, October 19. Sir William
C. Van Horne, President of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, was interviewed
by a deputation from the Board
of Trade today. Sir William stated
that if the fast Atlantic steamship
scheme went through, his company intended
putting improved steamers of
the Empress type on the Australian
service.
Tired
Without exertion, weak, weary and depressed.
This is the pitiable condition of
thousands at this season. It is due to
impoverished blood. The vital fluid ha3
become leaded with imparities and depleted
in qcallty. It
Weak
leaves the bttem
Because the blood b tbe means nature
for supplying nerves, organs and
tissues with nonriahment, and health and
vigor cannot be expected when the blood
is thin and impure. Hood's SarsaparOla
Is the tenxdj loz this weakness, because
it enriches the bleed. It cures
Nervous
Troubles by leading the nerves npon
pcre, rich bleed. It overcomes that tired
feeling, creates an appetite and gives refreshing
Bleep. If you want to feel well
you must have pure blood. Yoa may
have pure blood and good health by taking
Hood's Saruporilla, which, by- its unequalled
record of cures baa won tbe Sret
place among medicines. Get only
Hood's
Sarsapariila
sion in the course of a few years. Ha--f The provides
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