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r W ,r TfPr . ;- rr -tpr-nr f"' i 7(,B.'BVa "'W M1 i ' ' ?, .? to Kr. fcv " an .Wi fl y TSfc" - , ' V, 1 . A City that is set on a HILL cannot be HIDst. Matthew. Evening Bulletin -THE- LIGHT of New Honolulu Is Reflected In the XjiX"VE! Bulletin CHURCH CARD Placed In the LIVB Bulletin Is never :d In the LIVB Bu! Is never HID Ye are the LIGHT o? the WORLD. St. Matthew. -j Yol. V. No. 1090. HONOLULU, H. I., MONDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1898. Piuou 5 Gents. CHANGES AMONG CAPTAINS LATESTNEWSFROMWAILUKU INSTALLATION SERVICES HABEAS CORPUS HEARING CHURCH DIRECTORY. f 7 ?iw,swar7jrwr ' X' I '' I ... V. Q W i' I V R O " C ' ' '. R. j' 1 E iS-f o Inter Island Company Hakes Well-deserved Promotion. Captain Thompson of tbe Keauhou Takes the Kl lobana While Mate Green Is Promoted to tc Cap tain or the Walaleale. Old Lahalna Court House Being Pnt In Shape, Condition of Roads Hot Remarkably Good Church Luau Items ot tbe i Court Term. ' K&2? Don't overlook us when shopping. niU3ff IS you doit may mean much to you, on three very important items VARIETY, QUALITY, PRICE Receipts of goods ex ' Australia" put the finishing touches on our HOLIDAY Stock, .adding many items strictly new and very tempting, NOTABLY : Vanilla Crisps, Cupid Wafers, Glace Fruits (Townsend's), Gruenhaen's Bon Bons, Spiced Pickles, Phnolas, Heinze's Celery Sauce, " Sweet Pickles (new pack) Navel Oranges, Fancy Apples, etc., etc. J.T.WATERHOUSE Waverley Block, T hia'a moving day for somo of tbe rnptHti a, mates nnd pursers of tbe Inhr-Island Company. Tbo men who bare been changed are busy Cxi nc up tbeir now quarters nnd getting things into sbapo for tbo now etato of nuauB. Captain Mosbcr, wbo begun witb tbo Kaena, took tbo Kuala and was placod in tho Woialoale, bas takon ono moro stop forward and is now in command of tbe Koauboa. His first trip 'on tbe now chargo will be to Nawiliwili, Hanamaulu and Koloa tomorrow afternoon. Captain Thompson of tbo Ko- aubou, for years a faitbful and eflioiont employe of tbo Inter-Isl-nud Co., bas beon given the new steamer Kilobana, until recently, tbo Mnzama. Captain Thompson is justly proud of his unw charge and promises tutu nothing shall como anywboro near him on tho sea. Tbo Kilobana will sail for Kilnuoa and Hanamaulu today. Mato Groon of tbo Mikabala, another efficient oflicor, bas beon remembered, though the ChistmnB preeoot comes early, ho is never theless, glad to rocoivo it. Mr. Grcon is now captain of Waialo alo, which steamer is to sail this afternoon for Kapaa, in placo of tho James Makeo, now laid up for ropairs. Captain Tullett of the Makeo will do alone on tho Wai aloale as pilot. A 1-1-ton boiler for Koalia is to bo taken to Kapaa on tbo Waialoalo. Captain Brulin, who has been in command of tho Kilobana tem porarily, will roturn to bis old lovo, tbe Kauai. This steamer will have all her repairs complete by Wednesday and will very probab ly sail on that day. Now as to tbo raateB. Wm Hud sou (' 'Buffalo Bill"), second mato of tbo Waialoalo and tbo second mato of tbo Waialoalo will go mato of tho Makoo. Mato of tbo Kilobana will go mato of tbo Mi kabala to fill a vncauoy. Socond mato Cook of tbo Kilobana will co mato of that steamer. Purser Forback of tbo Makeo goes to the WoHlenlepermanontly. Max Oltoy, who hart been taking tho placo of Win White as Chief Clerk in tho Inter-Island Co. wharf office, goes off today on a well deserved two week-' vacation. When ho rotnrns, be will go baok to his old place as pursor of the W U Hall and Purser (irubo, who is now back mean moro chumo among the pursers. Purser Nelson of tho Waialealo will gois pursor of tho Kauai. Tbo wedding ceremony making August Hanoborg, managor of Olowalu plantation, and Mian Henrietta Hartwig, man and wife, was bold in St. Andrew's catho dral at 11:15 this foronoon, tbo Bov. V. H. Kitcot officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Haneberg will loavo for their homo in Hawaii in tho Ki- nnu tomorrow morning. Rev. William Klncaid, Pastor of Central Union Church. Meeting of Churh Council this Homing Satis factory Statement of Faith Unanimously Elected Tonight's Program. Test Case of Present Application of Chinese Exclusion Laws. Counsel Produce Papers and Begin the Argu mentRepresentatives of United States, China and Hawaii Present. Klorganizfd church of Jesus CHRIST holds meetings as follows In Mlliljnl Hall, rear of Opera House: Sunday ipa. in. Hible ilnss; 11 a. m. preaching In Hawaiian; 6:jo p. m. preaching Hawaiian; 7:jo p. m. preaching in English j Wednes day 7:jo p. in. prayer meeting. w filling that pltcn, will go to the Mikatml . This will GROCERIES CROCKERY HARDWARE established 1851 Leaders 1808 Reye.1 make tbe load pure, wbolctome end deHclMS. R akP POWDER Absolutely Puro Wailuku, Maui, Dec. 10. Mrs. Jas. A. Thompson, wifo of tho of ficial stenographer now attending tho form of tho Second Circuit Court, at Lahaiua, came ovor from Labaiua this morning to enjoy tbo beauties of lao during tho coming week. Mrs. Thompson will bo tbo guest of Mrs. Kalua. Mr. John bholdon, tho Hawai ian intorpreter of the Supremo Court is recoiving praises from tho public and tho attorneys for tbe vory ablo mannor in which ho in terpreted tho romarks of tho at torneys for tho prosecution and dofenso in tbo John K. llichard son manslaughter caso. Tudrrn Kalna will occtinv tho pulpit of tbo Waineo nativo church at Lahaina at tbo moimug service tomorrow, Bov. S. Kapu of Wailuku is proparing tho choir of trained voices for tho ovont. Miss Carrie Kamaiopili will pro side at the organ. A luau fot tho benofit of the church Will tako placo during the services, to which tho good pooplo of Lahaiua will bo expected to help tho good causo. Tho old courthouso at Lahaiua is now undergoing oxteusivo re pair undor tbo charge of Mr. An derson aud three othors from Ho nolulu. Thoy are making vory good progress. Tho court room tins received oxtonsivo ropairs. The Judge's bench bas boon mov- ocl to tho Olowalu sido. The floor of tho wholo building is in a vory bad condition, and Mr. Andoreou will bavo to wait until aftor tho term boforo ho puts in now floor ing. Everything will bo nailed down in tho court room so that no more dances will bo held in the building. Tho court room has damaged to a great oxteut by poo pie nailing wreaths and festoons on tho walls. It is claimed that this is tho first real ropairiug this court houso has received since it was built in 18G0. Messrs. Honry Waterhouso, L. A. Thurston, and A. W. Cartor arrived at Lahaiua last Friday in an open wlialo boat two hours from Kaunakakai via Pukoo, Mo lokai. On Saturday morning tho party started for Kibeito look into tho now plantation to bo started over thoro. Thoy tako tho Kinau for Honolulu this afternoon. During tho otrly part of this week, Lahaina rouJs wero in a very bad condition on account of tho heavy raiuH. But now tho woather is improving. List Mon day gaugri of men spriuklod tbo stroets ot Lahaina next the court houso in order not to rum tbo shino of the attorneys' boots, but on Tuesday the rain camo down almost in torrents and sprinkling was not any further needed. It is claimed by kamaainas that this was tho first drop of rain iu Laha ina sinoo last March. Tbo best aud most well kopt public road in Lahaina is that road ruuning botweon the cano fioldn above tho jail. It is put ovor with a kind of black Baud, but tbo roads loading to tho court houeo aro worBO than taro patches. Tho caneB aro growing in such healthy condition that public roads aro obstructed iu Boveral places. "Oily Bill" Whito of tbo lottorv bill fauio, waa soon riding through tho stroets of Lahaina ono day this week on a mule. His Maui friends aro glad of tho fact of his having bis liconso to practico law in lower courts ronowed, and also of tho fact of his oath to support tho government. Bravo Bill. Messrs. A. F. Tavaros, Noa W. Aluli, and District Magistrate P. N, Kahokuoluna of Makawao, will bo oxaminod this ovoning in tho Tonight, tho Rev. Wm. Kincaid will bo installed pastor of Central Union Church. Tho ohurcb Council mot in the church parlors this morning and arranged all preliminary mattors. At tho opening of tho Bossion of tho Council, Bev. J. A. Gruznn was appointed moderator and Rev. J. W. Loadingbam, scribo. Tho clerk of tho church, Bov. W. W. Hall, made a statoraont to tho Council ou church affairs. This dquo, tho Rov. Wm. Kin caid, the pastor elect, mado a most honest, thorough aud satisfactory statement of boliof NnmorouB questions wore i asked by tho mem bors, alb of which wero fully an swered by Mr. Kincaid. When tbo questions wore ex hausted the Council voted to bo by itself nnd Mr. Kincaid loft. Tho Council then votod unani mously that tho ltov. Wm. Kin caid be made pastor of Central Union church. A committee of throe with Rev. O. H. Guliok as chairman, was ap pointed to arraugo a program for tbo installation services. This committee retired and roturnod to submit tbo following program, which wob adoptod: Services of installation to begin at 7:30 o'clock. 1. Statement by Clerk of Coun cil. 2. Hymn. 3. Prayer and invocation by G. L. Pearson. Scripturo lesson by Bov. by ltev. J. A. Rev, 1. O. H. Gulick, 5. Anthem. 0. Sermon Cruzan. 7. Installation prayer by Bov. O. P. Emerson. 8. Ghargo to pastor. 9. Bight hand of fellowship. 10. Hymn. 11. Bonodiotion by tho pastor i i ------- i - RED CROSS WORK. Health conditions at tho army hospital havo so far improved that Surgeon Major Davis has ordered that ladies of tho Rod Cross bo givon daily freodom of tbo wards to visit tho sick, dolivor mes sages and write letters for them. The ladies bavo eolcctcd Mrs. Du Boi and Mrs. Thompson who bavo kindly consented to take up the work, they having had expon- onco ns nursos. Alioso desiring to eond mossagos to the siok ones should commuuicato with thoso la dies. Any light literaturo whioh local peoplo may bo willing to contributo will be gratefully ro-coivod. Two Mar Holillere Illr, Fred D. James, agod 22. a mom bor of Co. K, 18th Infantry, diod Continued on Pugo 3. at Buona Vista Saturday after noon. His funeral will take placo from St. Andrew's cathedral this aftornoon. Tho causo of doath was pneumonia. Clydo Minnie, a discharged rogujar soldier who roturnod from Manila iu tho Scandia, died in tho Quoon's hodpital yoatorday. De ceased was a member of tho 23d U. S. Infantry: Tho funoral will tako plaoo from St. Andrew's cathodral at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. New Dfputj- Clerk. Albort Piorce Taylor, lately in tho law ofiico of Kinney, Ballou it McOlannban, has boon appointed by tho Justicos of tho Supremo Court to be fourth doputy clerk of tbo First Circuit Court. Mr. Taylor was formerly stenographer in Washington to L. A. Thurston. Tho City of Peking habeas corpus innttor camo up boforo Chief Justice Judd at Chambers this morning. J. A. Magoon, 11. D. Silliman and A. G. M. Robortsou appoared for tho petitioners. Collector Gon oral F. B. McStockor, the respon dent, and Joshua K. Brown, in spector of Gbineso immigration for tho United States Treasury Department, wore present besides boing represented by Attorney Gonoral W. O. Smith, Minister of Foreign AffnirB H. E. Cooper and Assistant Attorney General A. L O. Atkinson. Tho occasion at tracted tbo presouco of eowral tnembors of tbo bar not .profos- Biinally connected with tbo mat tor. U. S. Special Agent Sowall and Cbiuoso (JoubuI J.'in and Vice CodbuI Goo Kim wero preeont. Chief Justice Judd on taking his seat, asked if tho petition tor a second writ, which was returnable this morning, could bo argued along witb that for tho first writ. Tho Attorney Gonoral ataled that tho quarantine of potitiouors in the second caso had not yet ex pired. Counsel on uoither side wore roadv to proraieo that all of the questions should dopoud upon tho decision of thoso in tho other. Thoreforo tho hearing proceeded with cxcIubivo rotation to Uio lirnt caso, tuat ot nino uuinese reiuseu a landing from (ie steamer City of Peking. Mr. Bobortson, after tho case was openod by tho reading of the potition, tho answer and tho repli cation, stated that tho petitioners had no ovidonce to offer, ns 'the Attorney General wa9 roady to admit that thoy all had roturn pormita issued by tho Hawaiian Government prior to July 7, 1893, or to tho pasBBgo of tho annexa tion resolution by tho United SWcb Congress. Tho Attorney Gonoral, in res ponse to statements in tho replica tion, prosentod tbo Treasury in structions to Mr. Brown and othor dooumonts pertaining to liie appointmont. Mr. aillimau objeotoa to tne proposed exhibits aB being irrevo lnut, incompetent, etc., in not showing nutbority from tbo United Statos Government to Mr. Brown to act in his assumed capacity. He accepted a suggestion of tho At torney General that tho papers might be filod for what thoy wore worth. Mr. Silliman then went on to nrguo. It wbb law of tho United Statos that no rosidonts of newly acquired territory could bo de prived of their rights. Tho an nexation resolution did not intoud that any rights of aliens in tho Hawaiian Islands should bo taken away without duo notico. Ha waiian laws rotating to Ohinoso wore not passed for tho bonefit of tho Chino&o but for that of Ila- oflicor of tho United Statos Gov ernment. Honolulu was not a United States port. The Uuited StateB Government did not pay ono cont to Hawaiian customs olli cors; Prosidout McKiuloy's di recting ponor over tho nd minis (ration of tho Hawaiian Inlands referred to tho laws of tho Repub lic of Hawaii at Annexation. Mr. Urowu had no authority hero bo youd that of suggesting or direct ing innttorfl of form in anticipa tion of tho application of tho Chi nese exclusion laws of iho United Suto-i. Tho latost of thoso laws, whioh was pissed in 1893, com pelled all Chiileso in tho United StatPH to procure certificates of residonco within six months of tho passngo ot tho net. Few if any Ohinoso iu tho Hawaiian Islands could comply with that law today. It was nover intended that tho United StateB law-) should be en forced boro until Congress took action in that regard. Mr. Silliman quoted authorities from oasos arising out of variouB. annexations of torritory by tho Uuitod States. The principlo oli cited was that laws might exist technically in a certain territory but could not bo onforced without proper nioauB being provided. In answer to tho Court, tho attorney Hiid tho Chiueso wero not boine excluded becauso they did not bavo I llm A.lt I..0 rtCT vnn...A7 l "TT1.I States law, but because they wero laborers nnd not morobauts and thoreforo could not be admitted undor tho laws of the United S'atea, Jieoess t?t i-ikou trom in to 1.30. wan. Thoy ndmutou laborers and rejected merchants, whilo tho Uuited Stateo laws did tho very revorso by rojooting labororB and admitting merchants. It was not intondod in tbo annexation resolu tion that tho peculiar hardships of the United Statos exclusion laws should go into effect iu Hawaii forthwith. Action by Congross was necossary to dostroy tbo effect of Hawaiian laws, in everything wheroin tho annexation rcno u 'on did not oxprodBly do so. Tho Chinese olauso in tho resolution was simply a notico or declaration of tho policy of tho Unitod States It still romaiued for Congress to porform legislation by way of ap. plying United States law to tin islands, and in doing so CongrofB would consider the peculiar conditions existiug in Hawiii Mr. McStocker was vo in I'lra.i'il trllli Ilia wnrk. Physicians of tho city who havo called at tho military hospital re cently, comment vory highly on tho work of Dr. Wood, the" now regular nrray officer in charge He i-i vory anxious that tho causo of tho rocont typhoid pidomio among tho soldiers of the Now York regiment shall bo found and and thu wholu matter probod to tho foundation. For that reason, no uas niiered to give all tlio la formation ho can and to furnish thoso whom it may concern, any records or pnpors at tho hospital. I.unu H( Knllhl. Ono of tho prottiest luaus that haa boou given iu a long timo was tho ono in Kalihi Saturday after noon, complimentary to tho ladies who assisto,! iu the fair on the St Louis Collogo grounds rocently and given near the homo of Judge and Mrs. Wilcox. The tables wore sot in tho old browery and tho whole place was decorated witb ferns nnd llowora. Besides a largo number of kamaainas, thero was a goodly sprinkling of utraugers, among the lattor being several army officors. i m i Til Vacation l.'i tllil-l. Tho Department of Public In struction has issued thin "Christ mas Vucation Notico" to teachor: "Tbe Govornmont Bchnnl through out the Hawaiian Islands will oIobo on Friday, Doc. 23. 1898, and roopou on Monday, Jan. 9 1899, instoad of Monday, Jan. 2, as previously annonnnp'l " Awurtleu Highest Honors World's Falrj dold Medal, Midwinter Fair. DU' vwen CREAM BAKING P0HDIR A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. ,0YEAI?c'" STANDARD - i now ukwa powetn m., proton. 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