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Evening. Bulletin
Published Every Day Except Sunday,
at 210 King Street, Honolulu,
T. I!., By the
BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD.
WALLACE n. FAnniN'OTON... Editor
Entered at the Post Ofllce at Hono
lulu.aa lecond-class matter.
' SUBSCIUPTION RATES.
Per month, nny where In U. S....J .75
Per year, anywhere In U. S..i. 8.00
Per year, postpaid, foreign 13.00
Payable Invariably In advance..
Telephone 25G
1'oat Omcc Pox 718
WEDNESDAY JULY 10, 1901
It Thurston will enlist another su
premo effort from Affidavit Pearson
who "dono politics" with Lewis, the
California annexation pipe dream will
be more complete
Public works stopped, salaries paid
In paper and tho sewer construction
threatened with destruction, all for
want of funds. How many more argu
ments are required tor a special session
to provide revenue?
Summer school teachers looking for
facts that nre not fads will do well, to
note that Dr. Edward Everett Halt;
comes out squarely against borne
study, declaring that s!x hours a day
for the child Is full enough of the
routine of school work, and that home
environment should be allowed to have
Its play.
A negative Executive with a "biased"
Attorney General and Thurston and
Affidavit Pearson on the side make a
political combination that should ap'
peal to Mr. Woolley as proper material
lor Hawaii's Prohibition party. This
with a few contempt lawjers thrown In
for a following would add new vigor to
the efforts of these politicians to fur
ulsh public amusement
The concurrent resolution requesting
n duty on coffee Imports should be tak
en up all along the line and urged upon
CongiCSs with all, the energy that nun
characterized the fight for tho sugar In
dustry. Hawaii ought to bo able to
secure the cooperation of Porto Rico
and possibly powerful factors In the
Philippines. Piotcctlon to the coffee
Industry should meet 'with practically
no Mainland opposition except fron
the free trnde advocates. These ought
to be overcome In a Republican protec
tion Congress.
As ably set forth by Mr. Rothwp'.l
before the Chamber of Commerce, the
men opposing a special session of tho
legislature do not express tho unaVl
nious sentiment of the business rom
munlty by a long shot. Certain It in
that the Chamber of Commerce set it
self positively against any delay In
testing the Income tax In order" that
the special session might thereby l)'i
postponed till a moro convenient sea
son. Business men of Honolulu nre
positive In their nssertlon that the Ter
ritory should be provided with proper
funds to meet expenses and kontlnuu
public work. They are willing to M'
additional taxes but they demand tunt
every tax shall be legal and that
makeshift measures shall bo put aaido
when It Is possible to do the dimIiivm
of the Territory In a buslniu HUs
manner and according to the law laid
down In the Organic Act.
WHENCE THE CONVICTION?
The Advertiser publishes nn Inter
view this morning pui porting to ex
press the views of officials of tho gov
ernment, "who nre convinced that
there can be no extra session."
Whence the conviction?
Is it true that the Chief Exccutlvo
refuses to call the Legislature In spe
cial session In spite ot the statement
of the Treasurer that the present
courso leads to practical bankruptcy?
Can It be that the Chief Executive
harbors the vain hope of throwing tho
political responsibility for the shortage.
ot funds upon the Legislature, and
thus making political gamo ot the dis
tressing financial conditions of the
Territory?
Does the Chief Executive prefer to
let the Territory drift rather than
make a positive aggressive movo to as
sura progression?
Whatever may prompt the Inaction
of tho Chief Executive, provided such
It the plan, the only result can bo In'
Jury to tho Territory' and tho party
which the, Chief Executive represents.
An exccutUo expression ot want of
confidence In tho Legislature amounts
to no moro than a similar expression
against the Executive. Every depart
ment of tho government Is Judged by
results, not excuses. Can our Chief
Executive be blind to the opinion ot
the American people should a President
refuse to call Congress In extra ses
sion to provide revenue for a depicted
national treasury .because tho President
had no confidence In Congress? Tho
President guilty of such foolishness
would be laughed to scorn and his
party repudiated at the polls. The
same fate awaits tho Chief Exccutlvo
and his party In Hawaii If the Execu
tive persists'. In bis refusal to call a
special session.
What promise has the Chief Execu
tive that the Lcg'fBlature elected two
years henco will be any "better" than
the one now In session. With salary
warrants unpaid and public work stop
ped that. Legislature Is certain to' bo
an nnll-goverumcnt body. Tho Ilo-
- publicans will ot courso argue that
tho Homo Rule Legislature was re
sponsible but what can bo said of tho
record when tbo Chief Executive fe
tuses to call on the Legislature to avert
n crisis and financial distress? Tbo
lecord will bo unanswerable since tho
Organic Act provides a way put and
tbo Governor refuses to accept It.
Two years struggle with n depleted
treasury will mako the political sltua
tlon woi'fce not better for the official
party. It will bo antagonized by tho
laboring men thrown out of employ
ment who nre put given to deep dis
cussions on cause but are guided by
the cogent reasoning of results no
work, no money, hard times, no luxur
Its and a hard scramble for the neces
sities ot life. Nothing serves to alien
ate voters from a" party In ofllclal con
trol more than just such conditions as
tho Executive of this Territory now
faces.
Is It the best Interests of the Terri
tory that the ExecutUe Is studying or
ways and means to show the people
that he can have his own way If he
wants to and discriminate In tho at
lottment of appropriations' tosfllt his
own sweet will?
There Is nothing to be gained for the
Territory or any Individual citizen by
the Executive's negative attitude that
cinches tho blockade wlthlhe legisla
tive branch. Thcro Is political pres
tige and Territorial prosperity-to -be
gained through the call for a special
session and an 'honest, positive effort
to reach an understanding with the
Legislature that will produce revenue
and bonds.
The choice and the responsibility
rests solely with tho Chief Executive.
Petition for the probate of the will
of Paul Neumann the Issuance of let
ters testamentary to Ellse S. V. Neu
mann, his widow, was filed today and
Monday, August 19, set as the date fo:
hearing by Judge dear.
Thn heirs enumerated In the Detl-
Hon are the widow, Eva M. C. W. Kow-'
ler, daughter, residing In London, En
gland; Ynez S. J. Hasson, daughter, of
Honolulu; Anita A. Fockc, daughter,
of Honolulu; Paul E. Neumann, son.
of Edinburgh, Scotland; William C. F.
Neumann, ot Annapolis, Maryland;
Lllllo L. K. Neuman of Qorlltz, Ger
many. Tho cstnte, according to the petition
consists ot real estate; an undivided
one-half Interest In a lot on Llllha
street; same interest In lot on Luna
Ulo strut; lot on Island of Molokal.
Personal property: 500 shares Hawa
iian Tramways Co., Ltd.; 30 shares
Oahu Sugar Co.; 100 shares Maun'alel
Sugar Co.
The deceased was 1C years of age at
the time, of his death. The will, which
names Mrs. Neumann as executrix
without bond. Is a brief document and
was made July 30, 1SS3. The witnesses
were W. Austin Whltlug und F. S
Pratt.
The devising clause reads: I give,
devise and bequeath all my property
to my wife, Ellse S. V Neumann. 1
make no provision for any of my chit
drcn, deeming It sufficient that upon
commending them to her maternal care
and nffectlon, she will attend to their
temporal welfare. I direct that my
wife shall have absolute control and
power of and over nil the property thus
bequeathed, with untrammelled and
uncontrolled power of disposal and
that she shall not be required to glvo
uny bond or undertaking whatever to
carry out her trust as executrix or In
the course ot the administration ot my
estate. 1 nominate my wife, Ellse S.
V. Neumann, the executrix ot this
will."
IN III
The Washington, D. C. Traction and
Electric Company liavlngfalled to pay
tho Interest on Its bonds luo Juno 1st,
has been placed In tho hands of Re
ceiver Allen L. McDermott, upon the
application on June 31 to tho United
States Court, Eastern Division, Vir
ginia. Tho application was mndo by
the United States Mortgage and Trust
Company.
This follows the reorganization
(with ono exception) ot all tho street
railways in the District of Columbia
only two years ago. AC.tluit.tlme a
capital was created ot $12,000,000, of
which a sum ot (11,200,000 was sub
scribed for by the public, and' was fol
lowed up by a bond Issue to complete
work ot $20,000,000. Ot this sum $13,
442,000 was subscribed for. It bears
Interest at four and one half per cent.
It was tbo default In the payments!
this Interest that caused the receiver
to be appointed. As the companies
were placed on what was said to be a
sure footing only so recently, the non
payment of nny Interest on tbo ordl
nary stock and tho default on the bond
Interest has created quite a sensation.
Although It was not quite expected by
those Insldcl still It means that $32,-
000,000 aro earning no Interest and it
Is really remarkable Just now, the
number ot street railways In the bands
of receivers, and tho number of those
Just managing to eke out an existence
Is larger still.
J. M. VIVAS
Attorney at Law
& Notary Public.
Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.
Financlnl and Ileal Estate Agent.
4- -1- !
POST OFFICE LANBi
HONOLULU, T. II.
TEL-fMAIN 115. P,'0. BOX 442,
Telephone to All Parte of the Island.
KONA LIVERY
STABLES
KEALAKEKUA," - HAWAII
J. G. IIKXrtlQtTKS, PROP.
Horses and Carriages
For Excursions
To tho Volcano or tho Mountains.
An excellent chance Is offered for
tourists to
SEB THE COUNTRY.
Carriages meet the S. S. JIauna Loa
at Kallua and tako pussengcrs overland
to Hookena, where the steamer Is met
again.
PAUL NEUMANN'S LAST
ILIKMIH
'PNlNO BULLETIN, HONOLULU,
GASOLINE
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.,
. V umitedV j
km AGENTS FOR
: ' DIAMOND HEAD GASOLINE
In specially coated tins and heavy
cases to .prevent leakage : : :
'IMIBWKU
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3BBHHlFll
WILKE PORCELAIN
VSamplct now on
An Involct la rrlvi on tn
A Full Line of Dixon's
One Style Out of Many
of a new
UP - TO -
...FAMILY SURRIES....
Stylish, roomy and comfortable.
Standard Goods. None Better.
SCHUMAHS CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
MERCHANT ST., BET.
TEL. MAIN 2os.
W. W. WRIGHT
aKKaaaaJtf3
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
AND REN0YAT0RY,
- Spacious New Quarters
. 1
1 at' the junction of
'- 'KING and SOUTH STS-
1.'
Buggies, Phaetons, -Wagons and
Vehicles of all sorts
CARRIAGE MATERIALS AND
TRIMMINGS ; a full stock always on hand
Carriage Repairing, Black
smithing, Painting, Sign
.Writing, ' Etc., Etc. ; : :
PHONE-MAIN 252 1
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KING AND SOUTH
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0CO-OK' oo
Mrs. W. L. Eaton
MuhIc Teacher
WILTON l.OUOE, KISO'STKEET
MCCVUY TRACT.
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H. T., WEDNESDAYTjULY 10, 1901.
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REFRIGERATORS
txhIMtlon.
"nuuanu" now 4ui.
Graphite Products.
line of
DATE
FORT AND ALAKEA.
P.
O. BOX 664
ttlllllllHtl
made to order. : : : :
TUB AMERICA
(FOBnCDLY TUB SAOLI)
OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE.
OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.
Blliv lUNOautN, Proprietor,
HOTEL STREET, n.ir Nummi, next door to i-tU
Kyan't "Encou" iBiIib
Deary R. Worthfagton
. Center Qaeei
f , ad Fert Streets.
- S
TEL.. MAIN 190.
i
Engineers ud Builders of
High Duty Direct Actirrg
and Crank and Fly Wheel
Pumping Engines.- Elect
rically Driven Pumps,
Power Pumps, Centrifugal
Pumps and Water Meters.
Large stock of small pumps
on hand for all services
MOANA
HOTEL
BUS LINE
e
For the Convenience of the Patrons
of the MOANA HOTBL,
busts will Itave regularly to
ana from the city, as follows:
From corner King
and Fort Sts.
From Moana Hotel
8:00 a m
8:30 am
9:30 a m
1. :00 a m
4:4s P m
5:15 pm
C:copm
g:)oam
:ooa m
8:45 a m
0:15 am
v4:co p m
'4:30 p m
.:jopm
o.copm
6:45-p m
Commutation tickets mav be purchased
at the Hotel Office.
E. H. CARD,
Manager of Moana Hotel.
ICE
Manufactured from Pure
Distilled Water
Delivered free to any pait ot
city by courteous drivers.
Oahu Ice and Electric Co.
KBWALO
TEL. BLUE 3151
HOFFMAN & MARKHAM.
Just Received
a New Lot of .
Key West
and
Domestic
Cigars !
Beaver Lunch Rooms
, H. J. NP'LTB.
MOAA HOTEL
RESTAURANT
18 NOW
Open to the Public
MEALS. AT ALL HOURS FROM 0:30
A. M. TO 11 P. M. EUROPEAN
PIAN.
THE NEW DEPOT SALOON
OPENS MONDAY NIGHT
HOMO Will handle the new
INDU8TRY Honolulu-made' Beer only
A COOL, WHOLESOME DRINK.
Ryan & Dement
Also proprietors of the popular ENCORE
SALOON, NUUANU AND HOTEL STS.
Wbtre the Beer is on Draught To-day
PROF. BOGLE
CHIROPODIST
Corns removed painlessly.
Ingrowing toe-nails treated
"successfully. ::,;::::
ARLINGTON BLOCK,
HOTEL STREET.
TELEPHONE-MAIN 3TI.
PUUPULHUIINE
A CURE FOR PUUPUU FEVER
and other ftklnJIsc.sei In Hortei,
C.ttti ind Dogs. Sur.dMthlo
Tlcki n4 Fltct. On tal. it th
CITY FEED STORE
Prlct jo ctati pr toitl. or !t co rr niton.
Pacific Heights Electric Railway.
NOTICE.
Commencing today (June 35th! all the
cars on Pacific Heights Electric Railway
will start from Nuuanu Avenue btatlon
connecting with all Tramway Cars.
Tho Evening
month,
Bulletin, "5 cents per
Inilteets, Cwtrtctofs and WHm.
Edward R. waln,
ARCHITECT,
STANtlENWAlD (ID,,
HONOIUIU
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CROCKER BUILDING,
SAN FRAWCISCO.
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V. HOFFMANN. J. F. Kjiti.
Hoffman & Riley
OENERAL CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS. , w
Eillm.l.s FurnltlitJ,
p. O. Boi i6 .
if
Geo. W. Page. JJJ Tel. 2i
P. W. Beardslee. P. O. Box 7J8
BDARD0k.EE h PAGE u
Architects & Builder
, Omcc, Rooms 2-4, Arlington Annei,
Honolulu, T. 11. it
'Skctcnes and Correct Estimates fur
nlshed on Short Notice. 1441.
Building Materials
OF ALL. KINDS.
Dealers in Lumber and Goal,
ALLEN A ROBINSON,-
Queen Street, Jlonolulti. .
Fred Harrison, '
,C WTRACTOR AND
dUILDER
Jobbing promptly attended to.
. F. BBRTBLMANS
Carpenter Shop
18 RBMOVBD
To rear of old stand. Entrance on
King street. Orders left at either shop
or office at John Nott's store, King
street, will receive prompt attention.
1151-tf
1. OUDERKIRK
.Contractor
and Builder
BST1MATE8 FURNISHED
on all sorts of buildlnj.
OFFICE IN OLD ARLINGTON
PREMISES.
Chinese and Japanese Finns.
SANG CHAN
MERCHANT TAILOR
Fine English and American (Ms
TWO STORBS
65 Hotel street, and
Hotel near Nuuanu
P O.Bostti. TEt whithiii
T. KAT6UNUMA & Co.
A. K. OXAWA. Um(U,
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY.
raapwwr Oact: Roo tttntld Spr.ck.l. bill.
! T.I, H4
CLEANING!
Ladles' tklrts ctcantJ. Ctothinf
Cltant4, dc4 and repaired.
Sulttmaie to order.
Fit guaranteed. Lo4etp lea.
TIM WO
Fort Sheet, near Kukul, and
nr Orpheum Theater.
Pflcts: Clean'ar one suit, 75c;
igggn Dvelng suit S t
V40040404
I
wall
paper
to suit everv
taste and e ery
purse : : : :
Lewers & Cooke,
LIMITED.
0O0OO00
Prize
Shooting
AT
GERMANIA ,
SHOOTING GALLERY
,HOi;EL STREET." t ,
W.H.'THONE.Proprleto'r. - "
HART CO.',
(lijiiteTd)
THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS
FINE CHOCOUATES
AND CONFECTION'S:
Fresh Invoices of HuVLERS
CHOCOLATES per the
ZEALANOIA. 1
John A. Hassingep
NOTARY PUBLIC
Agent to crant Marrlage.Llcenses and
General Business Agent.
lOffice, Mclnerny Block next to C. I. Falk.
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