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-Jjfc 'S&&2I mWM&"mm'wm; iwMm m :" mwmm s9ooo auto contest isqpen to everybody into territory tf9ttwVMiifitVH!itotViMiii ONE, VOTE FOR j STEAMER TABLE. Prom San Francisco) America Maru ...Feb. 5 Alameda . , . , Feb. 9 I i Evening Bulletin Mongolia Feb. 13 ( For 8an Franclrco: Doric Feb. 9 Alameda Feb. 14 Prom Vancouver: Moana Feb. 10 For Vancouver! Aorangl Feb. 7 THE EVENING BULLETIN 4X S2000 PRIZE CONTEST. f FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1906. Thli vote li good for seven days from date. I 3: J5 O'CLOCK THE REO 'CAR 13 A REAL CAR EDITION f Wi ipi ! UwwWwMiniiiinii Voii. XV III No 3207 5 HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1900 Priob 5 Oknts if7! 'nffTalafedii P .!; ' t n 1 v V K'.&attrii J5ST Ca ifornia Senators And Representitaves Called To Urge Hawaiian Bill i-- 3. F, CHAMBER ENDORSES DELEGATION Secretary K. H. rarls of tho Honolulu' Merchants' Association this t morning received In the Siberia's mall n letter from Ocorgo W. Smith, president of the Chamber of Commerce here and ono of tho delegates to Washington to urge tho passage of a bill giving to Hawaii scv- cnty-flve per cent of the Federal revenue collected hero for local fortl- f Acattons nnd Improvements. Mr. 8mlth announces that tho Trustees of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce have unanimously adopted a resolution calling upon the California Congressmen to support Hawaii's measure. -t- Tho letter was written at tho Hotel St. Francis, San Francisco, on -t- the day of the arrival of the Delegation at that port, and Is as fol- 4 lows: Hotel St. Francis, San Francisco, January 2Gth, 190C. Mr. E. II, Paris, Secretary of trjo Merchants' Association, Honolulu. -f Dear Sir: The Delegation arrived safely In San Francisco this -f morning and at 2 p. m. were entcrtilned at luncheon by tho Trustees of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. The business of the Delegation was brought up and addresses were made by Captain Marston, Uiptaln Nelson, Messrs. Rolph, Mat- ton, Jennings, Scott and others of tie San Francisco Chamber, and by Messrs, Gait. Mclnerny, Robinson, Oise. Lobensteln and the writer for tho Delegation, and Mr. F. J. Lowrcy for the Honolulu Chamber of -t Commerce. The result of tho meeting was tho adoption, unanimously, by the Trustees, of a resolution endorsing tho mission of the Delegates and tailing on the Senators and Representatives from tho Stato of Call- fornla to support the measure. Tho full text of the resolution as well as any further action by -t- other bodies will bo sent you later. Yours very truly, GEO. W. SMITH. -r -r -H--r -H-f V Waialua Murderer Arraigned And Will Plead Tuesday JUDGE KINGSBURY APPOINTED TO DEFENSE The first steps towards the trial of Frank Johnson, who committed tho atrocious murder on little Simeon Wharton at Waialua, was taken this morning when ho was arraigned be fore Judge Lindsay. Johnson's appearance did far from Htrlko one as that of a human mons ter. Ho was very quiet and looked timorously about at tbo strango sur roundings. When the court announced his case, Johnson started to his feet. j!o was then directed to scat himself noxt to Deputy Attorney Oeneral Fleming, who-aprearcd for the prose cution. Fleming gave Johnson a copy of the Indictment, but he did not know what to do with It and held It In his band straight before him without oponlng It. When Fleming started to read the Indictment all Johnson's Interest was centered on tho prosecuting officer. As Fleming read aloud the erucsome details of the murder, as set forth at I length in tho Indictment, tho murder er's furtive eyes wandered restlessly from his face to the paper from which he was reading, and back, Johnson was evidently frightened and nervous, and to a groat extent seemed at a loss ns to what nil these proceedings meant. The Kash Company Ltd. AGENTS -- "Frank Johnson, havo you a law yer?" asked Judge Lindsay when tho reading was nnlshcd. "No, sir," said Johnson. "Havo you any money with which to retain a lawyer!" "No, sir." (Continued on Pago 4.) J.HOPP & CO. ALEXANDER YOUNQ BUILDING. Have Just Opened a Large Shipment of LARQE-8IZED RUQ8 IN AXMIN8TER8, BRU88EL8 and TAPESTRY GOODS. Take your Christmas Money andbuy a Good Parlor Rug. Correct Clothes For Men pre tailored from tho choicest fabrics of foreign and domestic looms. Only cloths are used which will give perfect wear and possess superior finish. Never beforo have' wo been able to show such a diversity of patterns, all In harmony with good taste, for the cxtremest dresser and the conserva tive gentleman. MADE DY Alfred Benjamin & Co., NEW YORK .:L-m--riiM Big Guns Answer In Trust Case Somn of tho big guns In the beef trust caso this afternoon filed their answers, namely Samuel Parker, Eben P. Low, Homuula Sheep Station Co., John II Estato and J. A. Magoon. All deny that the Metropolitan Meat Co. has tarn selling beet to dealers and consumers In their behalf and that they are under a contract or agreement with the com pany to sell their cattle exclusively to It, but show that they are free to dis pose of It to whomever they please. Sam Parker shows that lie owns stock In tho Metropolitan Meat Co., which ho votes at Us stockholders' meeting, and that he Is Its duly elected president, but other than this ,ho says ho has no control over It. Several of tho other defendants also own and vote shares. HMOllELJOiHT The famous colored mand of tho Twenty-fourth Infantry, consisting of forty pieces, will give a concert at the Moana hotel tonight, commencing at 8 o'clock. Wilfred 0. Thompson Is the musical director. The program fol lows: Overture "Tannhausor" , . , . .Wagner "Traumerd" ,,... Schumann "Invitation a la Valse" ....Yon Webor Grand Selection "Faust" .... Gounod INTEUMIS310N. Overture "William Tell" ....Rossini tBextct "Lucia" Donizetti Plantation Fantasia" Chambers Characteristics "Evening Pastimes" t . . . . Marshall "Tho Star Spangled Manner." The splendid dining room of the Mo ana has been fitted up for the occasion and a grand ball will follow Immediate ly after the band concert, which, Ilka all such functions graced by army rep resentatives, will bo a rallying point for society folk of the city. Tho officers and ladles of the trans port Sheridan and all the numerous friends of the Moana are cordially- In vited to all the festivities of the even ing. AT TflEJOIELS The following aro registered at tho city hotels. Hawaiian Hotel M. II. Slgofaa, Phil adslphla; Lieut. T. D, Magheo and wife, U. 3. A.. Mrs. J. P. Whitney, Seattle, Wash.; Dr. J. R. McOough and J. A. McDough, Toronto: N, Q. Mitchell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fortwell and daughter, Cambridge, Mass.; How. ard A. Turner and wife, San Francis co; Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCormac, New York; H. L. Woodburn and wife, liolse, Idaho; Dr. W. 8. Laton, Minneapolis; T. S. Harris, Minneapolis; Mrs. Laura 0. Durden, Portland, Ore.; Margaret II. Wallace, Portland, Ore.; Mrs. F. J. Am. weg, San Francisco; Mrs. M. A. Mor dant and Mrs. M. Crach'all, San Fran Cisco; Mrs. P. E. Brlgham and Miss Helen Urlgham, Portland, Ore.; Allen Wheeler, Denver. Young Hotol iA, Eisnl and wife, Ja pan; A. F. Illoomer and wife, New York; E. J, Waddcll and wife. Aurora, i.. Y.; J, O. Talbott and wlfo, Den ver, Col.; J. A. Finch and wlfo. Spa kano, Wash.; Mrs. J. 8. Drumhcller, Rnnkano. Wash.! H. J. Chllllm?. Run Francisco; S. F. McKntgbt, Mlnneapo-I Us, Minn.; P, J, Cosgrovo, Mlnnvapo-1 lis, Minn.; J. A. Sackley nnd wife, Chicago; N. S. Miller and wife, Chi- Senator D. P. R. Isonberg, who has cago; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Englcr, Du-'bcen on nn extended visit to tho main buque, Iowa; Jeromo Heldlng, Tho land for tbo benefit of his health, was Hague, Holland; Mr, and Mrs. T. W. Forman, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. nnd Mrs. McCourt, Denver; Mr. nnd Mrs. Feldbauser, Denvor; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Curzan, Springfield, Mass.; Allen Wheeler, Denver; W. W. Hoag, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Harlock, Minneapolis; O. E. Young, San Fran cisco; I). Gilpin, Baltimore, Md.; Ar thur J. Hughes, Toronto, Canada; Miss Hilda B. Hughes, Toronto, Canada; C. C. DuBose, China; A, Yecder, San Francisco. Judgo Do Bolt has given declslotAfot defendant In the caso of W. h. Whitney administrator, vs. John Ross. D. U Wlthlngton appeared for tho plaintiff and Magoon & Llghtfoot for defend ant. The ship Kenllworth will probably get out for Hllo tomorrow. Sho was delayed today, as a full crow has not been signed. Chlneso merchants of Honolulu held n banquet last nlgbt at tho Young Hotel, Thero wero 38 guests present, among whom wero soma Government officials Qeorgo, D. Ocnr haa oponedxlaw olt flcetn in tho rooms formorry occupied) by. Mr. Justloo Hatch on Kaabumumi street. Telephone Main 214, -k'4yil '.mA'M .1. JjlteaV-'ar Immigration May Under Investigation SECRET SERYICE TALK--0ZAWA TO JAPAN There Is no small flurry of excitement In tho community since talk of the proa ence of a United States secret servlo man In Honolulu has been revived Every now nnd then It Is reported, and often with truth, that r r.embcr of the United States secret service Is in thement should bo watched. If we are Territory, engaged In an Investigation ' corrected In tho beginning, a great deal of tome nature. When It Is consld-lof trouble will be avoided, mistakes red, however, that socrtt servlco men) will bo remedied with less difficulty and are omnl-pretent and that their duties we will be put on tiiw right track, keep them at work somet.mes on appur- "Now tako this matter of ' the Ka cntly very ordinary matters, there Is' baa land business with tho Molokans. nothing remarkable In the fact that Aro wo conforming to tho law In or there Is Indeed a secret service man In ranging with the Molokans as we nave these Islands. Each department of the United States government has Its de tail of secret service men and these men are not In tho habit of announcing their presence under any circum stances. Sometimes it happens that an Individual, working with a member of the secret service, will travel around giving It out that he hlimelf Is tho sec ret service man, detracting attention, while tho genuine article, unsuspected, goes about his business and accom plishes his mission Ilecent talk in regard to the scent service has brought some to tho con clusion that he who Is actually tho working repretcntatlve of tho secret bcrvlce, and who has been hero sev eral weeks. Is here to observe and In vestigate the present operation of tho immigration system K.it that this lm- piles that anything U wrong with the. system, for the secret n-rvlce does not, necessarily wait until -omcthing Is wrong before making an Investigation, It Is a system of watchlt as well as a system of discovering w, ng. Ono closely identified with Immigra tion matters In this Terr tcry declared this morning that he ful) believed that the Immigration sy ti but recently With more than one hundred peoplo for Honolulu, most of them wealthy persons from all parts of tho United States who aro traveling for their health and pleasure, the Pacific Mall S. S. Siberia arrived at the Naval wharf this morning. Fifteen Individual.! booked tor Hongkong and many of whom are en route arounu the worldl, arc among tho stopovers. Three bound for Yokohama will also await hero for another vessel to the Orient. A num ber of the stopovers will take tho S. H. Mongolia, which Is due here February 12th. Many of tbo others will await the arrival of tho China on February 19. The tourists aro scattered around town, nearly every one of thorn stop ping at one of tho three principal hotels. Among those booked for Honolulu aro several who will spend tho remaind er of the season here. Others arrived with their minds made up to remain In tho Hawaiian Islands and Honolulu tu long as they can And amusement. J. E, Bell, accompanied by his wlfo and daughter, and J. F. Dell and wife, son and nurse, and J. S. Bell, all of Minneapolis, wero among tho traveler to arrive Mr. Dell Is a wealthy Min neapolis business man. Another Mln- nf-nnnlln nnrtv U V. W l'orman ana All of tho wife and F. II. Forman. Minneapolis people will remain torn time. among tho Honolulu people returning home, Bert Peterson was another, Mr, Pet erson has boon to New York. A. Robinson, tho well known Kauai plantation owner, accompanied by his wlfo and child nnd Miss E. Robinson, Is one of tho passengers for this port. The Robinsons havo been an an extend, ed visit In different parts of tVo States. A valet and maid accompanies the party. Mrs. C. W. Schultz, formerly Miss Alico Kitchen of Honolulu, and who Is now residing In the eastern part of tint States, arrived for an extended visit. (Continued on Page 4.) An Interdenominational missionary Fockty, known as the United London Missionary Society, has been formed in Great Britain, with hendquarters at Shcmeld, Us Held being North Nigeria, its flrst station being Wase, four hun dred miles from the mouth of tho Niger. On December B, 1877, a young French doctor sent In an application for a emnll post under tho Government, nnd Heard nothing more of tnu matter till n few days ago, when ho was required to fill up a blank In order to get a nomlna- I Hon for tho position he had applied for ' nearly twenty-eight years before. HA RK " liniilElta System Be established hern was under close tit vostlgatlon. He thought, Indeed, that It should be. "It Is only wise," ho said, "that since wo are starting out with a new system, the manner and method of Its fulfill for their settlementT Tho lands a Knnna were not put up at public sale and It seems to mo that tho Territory has taken a great deal upon itself In this matter, ,Thcn there Is tho labor (Continued on Pago 4.) Cornelius Dorcmus, head of the Gor- manta Life, said ho preferred bonds and mortgages, and gilt-edged railroad bonds, as proper Investments for an Insurance company. Ho did not np- provo of speculative stock ventures. Of tho $10,000,000 Investments In se curities held by the Germanla Life, ho said, about 15.000.000 was In tho safest bond Investments. The Investments in bonds nnd mortgages amounted to $18,000,000. The real estate In Its pos- session, ho said, was worth $3,111,000. Never did the company bold any stocks other than bank stocks, and It had ceased to put Its money oven In those, having decided to hold no at all. Tho New York Evening Post, December 20, 1005. Bid 10 M AT ORPHEUM IS ORPHEUM Y FOR T I Everything Is In readiness for tho successful production of tho sensation al melodrama, "Tracked Around tbo world," by tho Burner players at the Orpucum tonight. Owing to unavoidable delay In tho construction of tho complicated mech anism necessary to tho perfect effect fo the stirring scene wherein two big automobiles are seen In a thrilling race, no performanco was given last plght. - Manager Joo Cohen stated to a Bul letin reporter that tho play could havo been produced, but. If preparations wore hurried, tho production might lack that complcto finish bo rcqulslto to tho success of a great undertaking of this nature. Ho preferred to let ono Dcrformanco pass rather than run tho risk of tho play not being up to the usual high standard. Two large treadmills have been con structed whereon the automobiles can bo put to a speed of sixty miles an hour. In one tho villain attempts to get away with tho heroine, while tho hero gives exciting chase In the other. Tho full effect of rapid progress will be produced and the audience will behold the scenery flying by, as from a roll-road-car window. This U accomplished by an endless canvas on hugo revolving drums, There Is also a startling railroad rcene In which tho furious passage of n train Is depicted. It Is safe to say ...... ii.in'..r...in...iv ,.i, .,i mim compare In thrilling excitement to tho play to be produced tuntght, Thoso who miss "Tracked Around tho World" will miss a sensation seldom equalled before tho footlights. ALL TANGLED UP The wheels of business move rather slowly with the unsystematic business man. He is continually gening inio trouble his business affalra get tan gled and he spends half his time and energy getting straight. Let us look after your Investment, estate, collection and other business. We can save you worry and money. Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd Fort Street, Honolulu ' "Nhii'iffillaW wi i iltJ Czar Gives Promise Of Land Reform ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Feb. 2. Anticipating an agrarian outbreak the Emperor has addressed a mandate to the peasantry stating that the rlghta of property are sacred and promising a relief of their grievances. o , Meade Is Delayed 8AN FRANCI8CO, Cat., Feb. 2. The sailing of the transport Meade has been postponed for ten days. ATKINSON'8 RETURN. t 8AN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. 2 Secretary Atkinson of Hawaii arrived here today. He will sail on the Mongolia Monday. QUEEN ALEXANDRA GOES TO COPENHAGEN LONDON, England, Feb. 2. Oueen to attend the funeral of her father, the GERMAN INSURRECTION 8UPPRE38ED. BERLIN, Germany, Feb. 2. It Is announced that the Insurrection German East Africa Is practically suppressed. ITALIAN MINISTR YGOE8 OUT. ROME, Italy, Feb. 2 The Ministry haa resigned and the King has asked for time to consider. Want Order By Lindsay Which Released Anin HUMPHREYS THWARTS GRAND JURY'S PLAN A nolilo battlo Is at present raging exceptions and In which to pay cost between tho Attorney acncral's De-' accrued, and that tho Territory, being partment and the Grand Jury on ono .tho appellee, could not placo tbo case sldo and Y. Anln, represented by on tho calendar until after the lapso Judge A. S. Humphreys, on tbo other.! of ten days from tho time wbon tho Whllo tho Attorney General was vie- appeal was perfected. torlous In tho fight beforo Judge Llnd-j On rocclvlng Judgo Humphreys' no sya yesterday afternoon, when ho se-.tlce. Lucas submitted tho matter to cured a ten-day sentence against Anln for contempt for refusing to answer, tho Oram Jury'a question, tho excep-l tlona which Anln took to tho supreme on his strict legal rights In tho mat Court are tending to frustrate tho ler. fruits of that victory by delaying tho summitry puiimumuui ui juiu, wim-u Is esscntll to the success of the work of tho Inquisition. Yesterday afternoon a bill of excep tions was promptly Died by Judgo Humphreys, excepting to tho ruling overruling tho motion to" quash, and to the sentence. Lato In tho afternoon tho Attorney uenerai nieu a motion to havo tho caso advanced on tho Su - premo Court calendar and a notlco In the following form October Term, 1905. In the matter of tbo Grand Jury, duly empanelled and sworn In and for tho Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. Exceptions to Circuit Court, First Circuit. Motion to placo cauio on calendar. To the Clerk of tho Supreme Court: You, aro hereby notified that all the re quirements for placing (he abovo enti tled caso on tho calendar of tho Su premo Court have been compiled with. Clerk Lucas accordingly placed tho enso upon the calendar, but this morn ing a notlco was filed by, Judgo Hum phreys, showing that nono of tho ro- mlJrcm.C",f f?r IJ,aclnB th,c.a,, ".Ml!" ;"""''," "uu, , , .iT i . . Humphreys stated that ho had ten lays within which to flip a bond on WWWMWWWvVWVVWWWVVtaaAVVVVVWVWVVWV aBKBBBBBV ilaKaak. Manufacturers PHONE MAIN 282 1051 WAAAAnAAAAVVVVVrtAAAArtAArVVVVWirVVWWAArtiVIAWWWVWVVVWj; t' - v - Wiwk. Alexandra left today for Copenhagen late King Christian. In Vacated Chief Justice Freer, who Instructed him to take tho caso off tbo calendar, Humphreys states that he will stand In the mcantlmo tho Attorney Gen- i-rai s 1'eparimcni, aucr tailing to navo the appeal speedily decided by tho . Supreme Court this morning, imino- (Continued on Pag 4.) Col. W. F. Allen, who recentlyl suf fcred a second stroko of paralysis la reported as In a weaker condition todar than yesterday, col. Allen Is In a most 1 critical condition and great anxiety Is felt. 8. B. Klngvbury ha orjonod law of fice In tbo Boston bofldrn. roomi 100, JOL zOX Telephone Main 1ML PINEAPPLES The next consignment of the Tropic Fruit CoJ selected pineapples wHI go forward to the Coast per 8. 3. Sonoma January 30th. Leave orders at Wells Fargo office, King St, Kenr) Waterhouse Trust Co,' Ltd., Stock and Bond Brokers, OftUsajCo.Jortcnd Merchant-Sta, TBreptione 'BxWrangvfft"4. Every Choice When you think of It It Is sur prising to note the great diver, slty of shapes and patterns wa show In our "All America" shoes for men. Every shoe de signed and selected to promote foot-comfort. If the shoe la not arched enough for your foot, we have .others, and ao on for every fool. As for leathers, we havo all which are rjood. Best grado of Pat. Colt, Fine Gun Metal Calf, Wax Calf, Box Calf and rich Vlcl Kid In both bala, oxfords black and tan. Some very new and swell styles In stock SRT S3.50 & S 1.00 - Shoe Co., Ltd, FORT STREET HONOLULU iv - 'l V f ' 1. . n f 6 V iJl