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VOL. X. NO. 3895
HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, .FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1908
PRICE 5 CENTS
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Delegate Kuhio Retains
KUHIO NAMED
The CmigicHslonnl Record of December 19 contains llio fol
lowing: "Mr. Itiunlllnn of Michigan (Chairman Committee on Ter
ritories): 'Mr. Speaker, I nuk unanimous consent that tlio Dele
Rate from Hawaii tic milled to tlio Committee on Territories.'
"The Speaker: 'The gentleman from Michigan asks unan
imous consent that the Delcgnto from Hawaii (Mr. Knlanlana
olo) be appointed to tlio Committee on Territories. Is there ob
jection?' "There was no objection."
This means that the Dolcgrtc from Hawaii Tar from losing
his placo on the House Committee on Territories, has received
an appointment to It tiy prnetlc;.Ily tlio unanimous vote of tho
House of Representatives.
Cemetery Situation
Taken Up By Civics
The Civic Federation has taken
up the matter of the cemeteries In
anil about tho city. It Is making n
full Investigation of tno cntlro sub
ject, mid It Is Its Intention to malio
recommendations for tho purpose ot
remedying many crying needs which
have been found hy tho committee,
which has the matter in hand. As a
matter of fact, a report has already
been made on the matter at tho last
meeting of tho Federation, last Wed
nesday, In which tho facts ascertain
ed so far were sot forth and somo
recommendations made, as, for liir
btance, that tho Knwnlahao and the
Catholic cemeteries on King street bo
closed. Tho members of tho commit
tee aro P. L. Home, chairman; J. A.
ltnth and W. II. Castlo.
"Tho sub-cnmmlttce on education,
charities and public health, utter nn
Investigation extending over two
months Into tho present standing,
and condition of tho cemeteries In
and about Honolulu, made a partial
report to tho executive committee at
its regular meeting which was hold
on tho eighth," said W. 11. Castlo
this forenoon. "Somo facts, and so
far tho only obtainable racts, wcro
mndo known regarding twenty-three
cemeteries or pluccs of burial In mid
about Honolulu. Perhaps the most
uurprlslng fact ot nil is that, with
the exception of tho Oahu Cemetory
on Nuuanu avenu and one little one
just back of tho Insntta Asylum,
which has but icccntly heon started
MADE IN NEW YORK
HONOLULU is 6000 miles from New1 York. How
far from New York are yout The further you
arc from New York the farther you are from
the fashion center of the world in. Men's
Clothes. But you are as near correct New York Style
as though you were i n New York if your olothes bear the
label of Alfred Benjamin & Co. and you are wearing the
best-made clothing produced.
Alfred Benjamin & Co.,
Makers; New York
CORRECT CLOTHES TOR MEN. '
Exclusive Agents Here:
THE KASH COMPANY, LTD.,
CORNER FORT AND HOTEL
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UNANIMOUSLYDUTYOFTERRITORIALEWIPLOYES
and which has had only eight bur
ials, nono could glvo even an approx
imate Idcn of how many interments
there had been. Some of tneso come
torfes have been In existence for over
sixty years. Some are excusable for
this lack of knowlcdgo because dur
ing tho terrlblo spinllpox epidemic In
'G4 pits woro dug and bodies thrown
in with apparent Indiscrimination. It
teems ns though statistics of tills pe
riod must exist somewhere, but It
tliero are any such this cclmmlttea
has not been ablo to get hold ot
them. I
"This matter came before tho Civ
ic Federation on account ot tho ab
sence of any such public necessity ns
n 'potter's field," so-called. It Is ono
of the most crying needs of this In
cnllty. Nobody seems to bo charged
with tho interment of tho Indigent
dead, and tliero aro harrowing facts
In connection with this subject on
which thcro may bo a fuller report in
tho near future.
"Tho mattor was ro-commltted to
tho committee, and now tlio mem
bers thorcof are ongagod In a per
sonal examination of somo of these
conditions with tho object or ascer
taining facts which tho public ought
to know. As soon ns anything like
n complcto report can be made It
will bo given to tho public. It Is
only fair to tho hoard of Health to
say that tho subject of n cemetery or
cemeteries for Honolulu bus been be-
(Continued on Page 4.)
STREETS.
PHONE 25.
NATIONAL
713 FINALLY
What promised to bo a beautiful
low broko out between C. II. Mer
rlnm, Territorial Registrar of con
veyances, and tho National Guaid
this morning. Upon tho upshot of
tho trouble appeared to depend tho
very life and extstenco of tho Guard.
It Is settled now and penco reigns
forever, thanks to tho diplomacy of
tho Acting Governor and Mcrrlntn's
good Bcnse. '
Mcrrlnni Issued Hat orders to nil
the men In his department who nre
members of tho National Guard that
they must either gct'out of the
Guard or loso their jobs.
Tho matter was passed up to Act
ing Governor Mott-Smlth this morn
ing, and ho hold a conference with
Mcrrlnm, In which ho laid down tho.
law, and told the Ilcglstrar thnt tho
Vtillnnnl flunril la na tyihMi n ilnnnrt.
ihcnt of tho Government ns Is nnyl
ftMmr ilntiartmntit Mnrrt.im ltna nr. '
cordlngly, been obliged to recede
from his position.
Tho trouhlo all arose over n re
quest made yesterday by Acting Gov
ernor Mott-Smlth to tho NntlonnI
Guard for a man to be In readlnena
to go over to Moloknl to assist In
bringing back Charles Hartwcll, tho
win of tho Chief Justice, who was se
verely injured on that island a day
or. two ago.
Sergeant Harry of tho ambulance
branch went to Mcrrlnm and stated
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Hawaiians Dissatisfied
With Postoffice
Service
A petition to tho Postmaster Gen
eral of the United States Is being pro
pared by a committee consisting of
somo of tlio leading Hawaiians. Tho
icqucst embodied In the petition is
that n man bo provided whoso duty
It would bo to stand by nnd glvo out
letters nt tho Hawaiian dcllvory win
dow, Tho Hawnllans nro nt a loss
to know why thoy hnvo to wait un
necessarily for their malls at tlio de
livery window, when tho Japanese.
Chlnoso and other foreigners nlwayH
get tholr letters whon thoy present
themselves nt their rcspcctlvo win
dows.
Even when no foreign steamers
nro In tho harb'or tho Hawaiian de
livery clerk Is always busy at somo
other portion of tho postofllco. Tlio
(Continued on Page 5)
RICH MEN
never fail, now-a-days, to make out
Iheir wills; they know the value of
their wealth. But the man of small
estate frequently docs and he
should be more careful than the oth
er. After his heirs get through pay
ing attorney and court fees, there's
very little left for them.
We'll make your will out in
PROPER LEGAL FORM, and mfke
no charges for it, if you will make us
one of your executors your wife
may be the other.
Hawaiian Trust
Company, Ltd.
Fort St. Qcnoluli
GUARD FLURRY OVER
SETTLED JX)1 SATISFACTION OF ALL
what was wanted and said that ho
would like to hnvo William Kwnliko
In readiness to go, as he considered
him tho best man for the purpose.
As It dovolopcd, thcro was no ne
cessity for Kwallko to go, but Mcr
rlnm was very wroth at the rcqucrt.
nnd ho issued tho order mentioned
nboo, thnt his men must either get
out of the NntlonnI Guard or loso
their positions under him, as ho did
not propose to have the work of his
cilice Interrupted by hnvlng his men
tailed out.
The mntter was promptly tnken
up by Col. Sam Johnson and Adju
tant General Jones. Johnson went
mer to see Merrlnm nnd received a
statement that necorded with that
made by Mcrrlnm to his men. Mean
while, the news had leaked out nnd
tho members of the National Guard
who heard It were cry much excit
ed. Nono of them wauled to got out
of tho Guard, ct none rauld afford
to loso his position. Tho National
Guard of this Territory is for tho
most part composed of employes of
Iho Territory and of tho County, nnd
Mprrlnm'B order. If carried to Its nat
ural conclusion In all departments,
would disrupt the Guard.
Colonel Johnson nnd Adjutant Gen
cral Jones this noon wont to sco
tho Acting Governor nnd talked tho
vltuatlon over with them. Mott
Smlth, without prcjudlco to cither
Magoon
Takes All
Mortgages
J. Alfred Mngoon this afternoon
appeared In court and promised to
tnko over all tho bad mortgages
which Marcalllno accused him of hav
ing handed to tlio Hlalsdoll cstnto, of
which ho was trustee. Ho signed nn
agreement to this effect and gave his
personal nolo, paynblo In two years
with Intorcst at six per cent., us se
curity. Tills probably ends a enso which
promised to bo extremely sensation
al. Incidentally It Is n decided vic
tory for John Marcalllno. who as
Master iiuulo tho report.
Marcalllno claimed In his report
to tho Court that for years back Ma
goon nnd been throwing his bad In
vestments onto tho Illnlsdell cstato
nnd taking tho monoy for them from
tho estate. Magoon camo back with a
statement In vihlch ho accused tho
Mnstcr of falsehood, prcjudlco, etc
According to tho terms ot tho
agreement, Magoon turnB over to tho
cstato all tho uish on hand, over
$4000. Ho pays J900 In accrued In
terest on tho mortgages to dato, and
gives his nota to tho cstato for ovor
133,000. lllchard Trent nnd W A.
Kinney nro (o hnvo tho right ut any
(Continued on Pflo 2)
Next Shipment of
ISLAND FRUITS
per steamer Hilonian, Jan. 22, 1008.
ISLAND FRUIT COMPANY
72 S. KING ST. PHONE 15.
FURNITURE
J. HOPP & CO.,
LEWERS & COOKE BLDO.,
King St.
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Committee
Lido, announced his policy, Ono de
partment Is as Important ns another
nnd members of the National Guard
who happen to be also employes of
the Government aro not to have their
positions placed In Jeopardy by obey
ing orders which call them out.
Governor Mott-Smltli states that
tho trouble arises over'n mlsundcr
ttnndlng. Mr. Mcrrlnm, ho says,
took the ground ho did out of regard
for tho cfllclcncy of tho work ot his
ofllce. He evidently did not under
stand that the National Guard Is as
much a department of tho Govern
ment ns tho Dnreau of Conveyances
nnd thnt Its eJHclcncy Is ns Impor
tant ns that of liny other department.
Tho welfare of tho National Guard
Is Important to tho Territory. To
call out tho Territorial employes who
aro also members of the Guard may
nt times seem n hardship to the
heads of other departments. Hut the
occasions when they aro called out
are few. Onco n year thcro Is an en
campment which lasts from ftvo to
soven days, but effort Is usually
made to hnvo this at n ttmo when n
couple ot holidays como In the time
of 'encampment. Tho Guard Is not
(ailed out for any protracted period,
except In case of n riot or something
of thnt kind. In which enso the work
and efficiency of tho Guard Is more
Important than tho efficiency of tho
(Continued on Page 3)
Granted Pardon To All
Nationalities But
Hawaiians
President Clins. K. Notley of tho
Home Ittilo party Is very Indignant
nt Ocorgo It. Carter nnd V. V. Frcar,
tho former and tho present Governor
of the Territory ot Hawaii. Ho do
clnres that theso two gentlemen hnvo
no alohn 'for tho Hawaiians, or at
least thoy have not shown any sign
of sympathy for them.
"I speak of this," said Notloy, "bo-
canto nono ot tlio Hawaiian convicts
who nro serving their terms In prison
havo been pardoned by thorn. When
Cartor was Governor ho absolutely ro
fused to grant pnrdon to tho Hawaii
ans, while, on tho other hand, ho
did grant clomency to 'tno prisoners
of other nationalities. This practlso
Is apparently being followed up by
Governor Krcnr. Not long ago, and
(Continued on Page 2)
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One Quality
Hollister Drug Co.
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RBI
Canada's Man Is
Satisfied With Japan
OTTAWA.Ont.. Jan. 10. -Srieoial Envov Lemieux. who went to Ja-
pan to settle the immigration difficulties erowine out of the Vancou
ver riots, says that his mission was
ARE SEEKING BAIL
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. Jan. 10.
arrange for their release on bail. The
poned.
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TERRORISTS' WORK
WARSAW, Russia, Jan. 10. The Terrorists threw a bomb today at
a passing car. They killed two soldiers and wounded ten. a
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MANHOOD SUFFRAGE
BERLIN. Germany. Jan. 10. The Socialists of Gennanv are de
manding manhood suffrage. They
tne aontag.
WERE ANTI-F0REIGN RIOTS
PEKING, China. Jan. 10. It is reported that the riotintr at Kia
Shingfu was due to anti-foreign sentiment.
TORPEDO BOATS ARRIVE
PERNAMBUCO. Brazil. Jan. 10. The American toroedo flotilla
has arrived.
THAW JURY
NEW YORK. N. Y.. Jan. 10.
Thaw for the murder of Stanford White was completed today.
SUOAR
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 8. SUGAR: 90 degree Centrifugals,
3.9375 cents, or $78.75 per ton. Pre-vious quotation, 3.92 cents.
Jan. 9. BEETS: 88 analysis, 9s,9 3-4d. Parity, 4.06 cents. Prev
ious quotation, 9s. 11 l-4d. i
HARTWEIL LAUNCH
ARRIVED SAFELY
ATKAUNAKAKA1
Tho Manna l,oa, arriving this morn-
tne lirilllirlil ltnWH Hint tfin Innnr-li rnr.
rylng Dr. Wood, Ix)sllo 8cott nnd 01-
Ho Sorcnson arrived att Kaunnkakal
safely.
Tho steamer stopped nt Kaunaka
kal on a wireless order from Hono
lulu, it being hoped that Boino now
of tho condition of Charles Hnrtwoll
might bo obtalnod. Tho party of
friends, howovcr, had Just got In when
tho steamer arrived.
It Is not folt that young Hartwcll
Is dangerously Injured but every pre
caution has been taken so that ho may
not lack comfort and proper attention.
Officials ot tho American-Hawaiian
Steamship Ccftnpany havo stated that
their company has decided to charter
nn eight hundred ton steam vessol for
Ufa in transporting sugar from Mnkn
well and Klcclo to Honolulu. It Is
probablo, according to officials at tho
local offices that they havo already
chartered tho vcgscl, rind that she will
i tart on her voyngo to this port In tho
near future.
"Thoro Is absolutely no truth In tho
statement that my company has do
fclgus on tho Intor-lsland Steamship
WE'VE KEPT QUIET
ABOUT IT
till we lould have them all ready for you, that fresh shipment of
the new-style Swing Last shoe, with the new, pointed toe.
They are all made of imported stock, with the Military heel,
and they are built in the very latest style. We have been waiting
to show them to you.
Hen's TAN RUSSIA, TWO-BUCKLE OXFORD, the best shoe
anywhere, for ?5.00. Ask for No. 506.
Manufacturers9
Shoe Co., Ltd.
1051 Fort Street Phone 288
invsv,,, &MWj&rs!a&BX
Place
quite satisfactory.
Schmitz and Rucf arc trvine to
other craft cases have been nost-
made a demonstration today before
C02IPLETED
The jury which is to try Harry K.
NAALEHU PEOPLE
GET VERY FAVORABLE
PLANTINGJONTRACr
Attorney II i:. Cooor arrived In
tho Mnunu Loa this morning from n
trip to Nanchu, where ho has been on
gagod In Bhaplng a planting agree
ment between the plantation lntercsta
nnd tho homesteaders who havo taken
up tho lands on which tho lcaso ox
plrod not long since. A planting agree
ment ban been arranged which wilt
l,o probably very advantageous to Uio
peoplo who gained tho land from tho
Territory, hh it Is understood to bo'
romc of tho best fields ot tho plan,
tntlon property.
Company's business," said C, P.
.Monte, thn local agent hero today.
"That Ib, If any such movo is contem
plated It Is beyond my knowlcdgo, and ,
tho truth of tho matter Is that I am
positive that tho only reason tho com
pany has for chartering a vessel Is to
iiao it for n purpose that our big ves
sels hnvo been employed in at a loss,
that of carrying sugar from tho other
Islands to this port, whero It will bo
loaded. They do not intend to try to
build up nn Inter-Island trado any
moro than thoy Intend to buy out tho
Inter-Inland Steamship Company,"
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