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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., JULY 20, 1899.
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FAREWELL TO CHAMBERS
Members
of Samoin Bar
High Tribute.
Pay Him
Refers to Dwum;ul from Commission SUlirg
Reasons for Ills Departure, but De
cides Not To Hake It Public.
Tho Bunion Herald
siya:
of July 15
Hid IIotDT Chief Justice Cham
bers to )k his seat for the last time
on thu bench. There boing a
number ot rnsidoats preiont to bid
His Ilouor good bye. After some
ordinary business had boon trans
acted, Mr. Hotheringtou-Car-
ruthors rose uml addrf ssed
ilonor, he being tno seuior mem
ber of the bar ns follows:
Tho thought that I nm now ml
drcssiup your nonor for thp hist
time unses iu me laden with re
grote. In my first addresses to you as
Cbipf Jua'ico I ventured to pre
dict thiit when your terra of otlice
was completed you would go
"bnughig in your sheaves" and
that prediction has beou amply
verified.
The members of tho bar of this
Court have strong reasons for
piido and nntNfiotion tint yet
another Juc.lj0 of tho .Supreme
Court has beon wt'iijhoii the
bnluiibo nnd has n t bet-u fotiud
vautiug.
We will rtaiii pleasant remain
btnncos of your Ciiirtesj; your
patience, jour ability.
AVo havo pleasure iu bearing
testimony lhni it lias coutinnotisly
bten rcn le i videut to u that your
co s.-ie iv w- s diric iup your ju
dici'tl re io i and th .t fm s we
know aud buliv( every ju liiuut
you b'ti 'lt-liv-n im r ll e'ed
your hou nt o nnu'U u.
.-u i.iive li"ji t by I) r
Bing ppijlf-xitie?, uiiluult c , .ud
even tU jjera, tin ug out which
you havo domeaued yourself with
dignity and forbearauce, uuquail
lingly to the path of duty, over
clouded obscured and darkoued as
it was by hostile efforts, and only
illuminated bj the pare light of
faith that "right and truth"
although fortliemoment prostrate,
would yet ari60 triumphant, aud
your firmness and constancy, have
been rewarded by the confirma
tion of your judgment by the
High Commission, iu the Eiug
ship trial.
Wo rejoice that your health has
sustained tho heavy Btrain to
which it has been exposed and as
wo now say farowell to you we
would ulto say that the confidenc
between tho Bench and the Bar
has never been impaired that wo
hopo that we havo beon in Home
measure helpful to you, aud that
you will sometimes think kindly
of ub when you are far distant
from ub.
In Baying farewell we assure
your Honor of our high eatoem for
ynnrrtplf, for Mrs. Chambers, for
Miss Chambers, your aoue, and
tho other members of your family
awl wo trust that joa ripened ex
poiionco and tho trials you have
punned through have only better
fitted ynn for a more exalted sta
tion which wo have no doubt is
bofore you
MebSia. 11. L. Skeeu aud E W.
Qurr also addroasod His Honor.
Thoy corroborated what Mr. Car
ruthera has miid, and wished His
Honor and family a prosperous
voynge.
His Honor iu reply caid: I know
tlint it is customary on occasions
liko this to havo speeches. Aud
for tho r. clpient to say he is taken
by fcurpiisu by truth aud candour
compelled him to say that they
had uot taken him by surprise.
Messrs. Oairuthers, Skeeu aud
Ourr he knew bo well and bo close
had h-en their nVnn that
they u nlwiint imori-il rela-
tiouB. and he knew that
those gentlemen wished these
sentiments. He knew that these
couiispLi who came before tho
Bnr of th 0 mrt would defend
the righta and claims of tholr
olientf, no matter who they bo.
B.c he th poorest man on the
beaoh oi (ho richest, or the high
official tho membeia of this bar
pleaded for all aliko. The bar
risters had ooufi lotion in the
Judge, i .. ! i.o' o .! angle mem
ber of ilij 15 -i that ho could io-
membrr had v. r 5ad a Borious
difference, and ho would only ro
member them ns friends. Home
tiling had beon done and Bttid
which ho could not approvo o.,
otherwiso ho would have stayed
longer. Iu bidding them fare
well with a heart full of duty he
could uot forget Mr. Deuvora, tho
Clork, for his fidelity to him, who
had whilo far from well stuck to
his post and porformed his duties
iu spite of nil. He also mado re'
cognition of tho other officers of
(ho Court, and wished the Solici
tors' to do all in their power to
recommend thorn to his successor
in oflico. His Honor said that he
would also like to place on record
Hie kindnee6 In had recoivod
from Mr. E. F. Alien and Mr.
Kragor whilo iu Boasion at Savnii
and Mulifanua." Ho olso made
rofereuce to a document which ho
had recoived from tho High Com
mission and which he said would
explain why ho was leaving Sa
moa, but that he had decided not
to make it pubiio at present. Hia
Honor atari thanked tho Press for
rhn mnnnpr in wliir.ll it W8.B COD-
H'Bi ducted. He Baid he know that
pressure had been brought to
bear upon it but withnll it had
had come out in a victorious man
ner, froo from all cliques. Ho
would again bid them good-bye,
and trusted that Samoa would see
brighter days.
NEWS NUTS.
Honolulu
FIobbo excuse
This queer wny
Of serving newa.
Volcano
Had a bust,
Go to ae- it
Poople must.
Old Columbia,
Will she go ?
Better ask her,
I don't know.
For Hongkong,
Statted out;
Lopt Bk'bt of land
Tumid about.
Bl. w whietlo.
Enyiuos stopped;
Drifted in,
Anchor dropped.
Boat from 'Frisco
Off the Head,
Honolulu
Out of bed.
Lou (,' bofore
She's at the dock:
What's th" price
Of Sugar Stock ?
Next week
At half pist three,
Street car due
In Wnikiki.
July -1
No state affair,
Small boy
Didn't care.
August 12
Pretty near,
Big state funotion
Ainl it queer ?
Boys romping,
Band can't play,
Naughty boys
Run away.
Famous flag
Borno through town,
At San Juan
Won renown.
Evening Star
Let it slip,
Reporter on
Volcano trip.
Man on Tantalus
Fired a gun,
Police Department
Hnd a ruu.
Girl got married
Sometimo hist June,
Weut to 'Frisco
Forgot tho groom.
Kissing bug
Reported seen,
Lovors aro
Iu quarantine
Board of Health
Ib on the scent,
I hear thoy will
Experiment.
Jolly milkman
Up n etrurap,
Business slack;
He broke the pump.
Something wanted I
Would you win ?
Advertise
In Bulletin
W. F. Sadin.
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Philadelphia Is noted for this class of Im
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or not mora than two families, thcro Is nn
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begot. And to tho small suburban homo
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Simple problems nssunio artlstlo porpor
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bent whole houso; open nloUul pluted
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