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jv " - im .:Mm EVENING! BULLETIN From San Francisco: China Tob. 8' For Ban Francisco: ' Alameda .i. . ...Kcb. 2 From Vancouver: Moaiia ............... Feb. 5 For Vancouver: Muhiira Feb. 1 Bulletin publicity is Practical Publicity fifiuse it reaches the people j : 9S.S 3:30 EDITION 10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1B10.-H FADES. . "THE RIVERMAN," JM a itory bv Stewart Edward White, ti jH I now running in the Bulletin in I aerial form. I PRICE S CElfTJ.. yA J$T' I &t - - . .. yrC ESTABLISHED 1882. NO. 4S33. 2rV' f . -",-: PJJJM k.j fiS? & s ? r llS t J. i k? pk, n !.W i" .! V r .- L l&s EMPEROR WILLIAM GIVES (Special to tlio flu Hot In.) BERLIN. Feb. 2. Einseror Wil- liah has donated $3000 for the re lief of sufferers i't the ari floods. PEARY IS LURED SOUTH WASHINGTON, D. 0., Feb. 2. Commander Peary has finally decid ed to undertake-an expedition for the discovery of the South Pole. He will go out next autumn, if his pres ent plans are carried out. under the joint auspices of the Arctio Club and the Geographic Society. i Australia Wants Settlers (Special Bulletin Cable.) MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb. 2. The Commonwealth Government of Australia will send leprcsenta thes on missions to America and England for the purpose of promot ing inimigraticn to Australia. Jack Johnson Is Sued (Special Bulletin Cable.) NEW YORK, Feb. 2. Jack John s(ii, the prize-fighter, has pleaded net guilty to indictment by Grand Jury cf pssault on a negro in one cf the city hotels. He has been sued for $20,000 damage by the person assaulted. Lang To Fight Tommy Burns SYDNEY, Australia, Feb, 2. Bill lane, the nrize-flchter who defeated Squires and Fitzsimmons, has been matched to fight with Tommy Burns fcr the 'championship of Australia, the fight to take place March 28. Burns' last battle was his defeat by Jack Johnson, Fight On Rules WASHINGTON;. D. C. Feb. 2. Although the Insurgent Republicans have stated their willingness to stand by the main plans of the Ad ministration, thev declare continued warfare on the rules of the House of Representatives that are generally regarded as epitomizing Cannonism. PASSENGERS ARRIVED Per Htmr V. 0. Hall, from Knuul porta, 0, W. Maliultonn, M. Mnoro, II. Hilton, A. iinnnDurs. ACKERS ARE IN J (MIDSHIPMAN AUSTIN IN NAVK Department Refuses To Reconsider His . , Case TO RECEIVE DISMISSAL I AT SAN FRANCISCO Ofllccr Who Married Miss Wadman In This City Held to Have Vio lated the Herniations Austin Kew With Fleet. It now appears ccitntn tlint there nil) lie hi) Intercession ly tliu Hccro tury or ilia Navy tti prevent the (11k lulsral of Midshipman Austin from llio rcrvlce because of Ills inurilagc v. hllo n miifciilpmnn tu MIsk Wadinan of tlila city. It In not definitely known what no tion Ailmlinl Sebrco "111 take In re gard In Midshipman 'Austin's cnifl. rrom what .Mrs. Auctiu said tlili mniullig tho enso liml been closed and In all probability would not bo re opened, Midshipman Austin married Mist. Mnyiti" Wat) man the 'liny before the. fleet fulled rrom Honnlulii Inst fall. "Mr. Austin linn not been dismissed fiom tho Korviro yet but lu nil prob ililllty will have to sever Ills connec tion with tho U. S. navy upon his nr rlwil In Ban rranclscn llio hitter part of this month," so stated Mrs. Austin tins morning. Tho dismissal of Midshipman Austin Is a peculiar case. Dccnuvc lie violat ed one of the rules nnd regulations ol the navy in that hu married without tho sanction of Ibn naval nuthnrltlcr whllo holding a minor commission In llio wary, tho Pcdcrnl government hat. decided tu dismiss him from tho ser vice. This Inw came Into effect dur ing ox-Pro'Ident ltoosev oil's ndmlnls t rat Ion. "Of course thcro Is no dhgraco at taciied to my husband's dtsmlsbul fiom tho navy. Ho married me without knowing tlint lio wns transgressing the law, nnd it seems very hard that Just as he was ntirtlmvout In llfo to mnko u nanio for hlmsllf tin a navnl oDIccr Hint ho should bo so suuini irlly dismissed," suid Mis. Austin this morning. MINNEAPOLIS MEN LIKE HONOLULU Secretary of Commercial Club Is Here Witji His Friends 1 Hills J, Westlukc, secretary of the Minneapolis Commercial club, Is among tho winter visitors who ar rhod on the steamer Siberia with quite a contingent of Minneapolis people. Mr. Woitluke Is the uoiklng arm of ono of the most populnr and pow erful commercial organizations of tho thriving city of Minneapolis find is hero under outers froui his asso ciates to take a vacation. Tho ConV mcrclul Club of this city has just completed Its now quarters, occupy ing two floors of ono of tho Itugest hotoi buildings. These quarters have coot upaus of eighty tliou raud dollars, mid the club still has twenty thousand dollars on the ciedtt side ol ta ledger, Mr, Westlnko is, of course, a thorough-going enthusiast over Minneap olis, but he likes the city of Hono lulu, Hh whs first linpiessed with tho excellence of Its newspapers and commented that the business men ot bis dry found ono of llio flrht neces sities of success was to coopeinto with the ncwspipcrs ot tho city. "Next to tho newspaper the cor diality of vour people wns what Im pleased mo," said Mr. W'estluko. Ho nolulu has a. very fine reputation In our part ot the vvoild and vou 1110 getting moio people fiom theio eveiy jeiir, I llko your city." (Continued or. Page 2) THETIS ARRIVES WITH 25 CART URED AT LAYSAN-BIRDS' WINGS After completing n cruise of tho outljiug bird Islands and reefs cov ering a period of several i weeks, the United Stntes'rcvcuue cutter T'icils, .imlcr tho eonimnlid of Captan W. V E. Jncob arrived In the harbor this 'morning and nncbored In the stream pending n settlement of the matter of a disposition of her val uablc cargo. Including 2119,000 bin' 4kins nnd wlng, two and a half torn of baled feathers, nnd several !aig cares nnd Iioxps of stuffed birds, The Thetln gathered In a party u twenty-five Jnpuneso poadieis i La j san aid Ljslansky I sin ml a, th former sccuo of operations of ''Ad mlrnl" Max Schlemmer, the onetlnn King of I.ajH.m Island. The .Inpaneso took their arresl phltosophlcnlly, nnd when confront ed with the Kcdernl officers ot tho law they maintained a broad grin nnd to nil Intents and purposes en Joyed the experience , lfcavy "Penalty. The captured poachers will bo prosecuted under the provisions of the federal laws against pouching, which cnll for a maximum penalty of six mouths' linprlsonirient nnd the CRUISERS DID NOT NEED PILOT Passed Through .Inland Sea By Request Of Crew Kolluwlng are pome of tho "Ditty Dox" '.ccoufUs of the. Tactile Meet ciulse! West Virginia Took No Pilot. A fow duvs pi lor to leaving Nngi jakl und whtlu thcro wero still romo doubts about going through the In land 9ea, u petition was made up ami signed by the lending potty officers requesting that the Wect Virginia and I'ennnjh.inla bo tnken through the sea and stating that If tho request was granted tho crew would pay all pilot expenses. Admiral I'arry graci ously granted tho favor und the crew, through the ditty box. extend their thanks nnd .uppleciution. No pilot was necessary, as I.iuuteiiant-Com-mender James, navigator of the Went Virginia, took us thruugh without a mishap. Tills Is qultu an achievement for tho West Virginia Is the first for eign vessel of Its tonnage to go through the Inland len without u pilot. The crew also withes to thank Admiral Hehreo, Commundvr-ln Chief, for lils thmigbtruliiess in giving us jlvo days' pay, which came In might handy dewilto the leceut pay da? at Hong Kong. Orchestra to Give Concort. On tho ovenlug of I'ebrunry 4, nt this city, the West Virginia orchestra will glvo u concert for tho benefit of tho Army nnd Navy League. The nlm of this league is to provldu for tho families ot enlisted incn.nf the service who dled'iind actually need help. The program has not been made out as yet, but It undoubtedly will be n good one, Tho orchestra will consist of about twenty pieces, the exact num ber not being known at tills data. A largo housu Is expected as tho people of Honolulu mo well known music lov ers and though they bavo their own Itoval Hawaiian band music by n well equipped ship's orchestra will bo np picrlated no well m the motho fni giving tho concert. Short Tlmerc Scon to Co. Tho following named men will shortly' letiiru to civilian life after having been pcivlng Undo Sum faith fully for tho last four veurs; Sanders J., Ormsby O. II.. ScbVffor i. II. pnnlelskl J, W.' Prjor V O'Nell J.. nAecrt' W., Il.iimoio n, V., Jackson IADAMFCF DAAPHPDC assessment of n fine of five hundred dollars. . That the men nte tho eniplojes ot a lull, which Is believed tu have n local connection, us well as head quaiteis In Japan, H buinn out by he statements of seteiul ot the Jap ucbe who have been (nought to Hu o.iilu. While they will not 01- ulge tho linme or nnmci uf the pir- I's In tlix llnr.'altau Islands who ure i Ilegcd as being financially lnteie.n- I in the ;tematle lilld n,ai.iiiiiK I ..einttous upon the iielxhhorlng Is- litis, they do say tlint they have "en In the service of n Japanese MiilMliy with headquarters lit To to, wlui placed them on a small hooner and afler un extended pas-, age landed n port.Um of the party, at l.nys.iii, while the other con tinued tho vnjape to l.jsl.uisky, They declare tlint tliey were given ample t..u, ,..,, ,u. .. . ,i ,v. more. . ' ", -- , i Xsweted Schooner. ' They vvet told Hint n Jnpuneso srnooucr would cull ror ineni somo """". u,iiuui uuiuwn. uimnor, (Jrace was taken In Wnlertown jns lima nlong about April, 1!M. Theyl was highly p!enscd over the success tenia. ufleriiiMm und. on nrrlinl then were Instturted bt the agunts be - fore' lenvlng to have their Mid skins I KILO TO HAVE NEW TRUST CO. ( I llivt Tru-.t Company of Hllo l llio namo of an organization belli? launched In Hllo and composed of tin following iHidness men of tho Island as directors: O. O. Kennedy, Join Wntt. Uobn Molr Carl Kmllli Doctor Cliace. Adam l.lmlsny. Wltlluni I'ullnr, IT. H. I.smnii and H. V. l'ntteu. Zono K. Mjers of Hon.ilu'ii Is to bo maiiugor of the new trust rompanv nnd has banded In his resignation to ZENO K. MYERS. tho Hawaiian Trust Company of this city mi that ho will bo free to lako up the new duties of the Hllo concern. It Ik also' slated on good authority that Mr. Mjei's In making a change ol l evidence has secured n very favorablo status wttli the bank of Hllo, nnd ho will become financially Interested In tho banking and trust company busi ness pf the ell) besides managing the llirst ronipai.v. I'ollio Storekeeper Siieldon Inst night found n Japanese tied to a tree down behind the pumping sta tion, nnd on releasing tho man found Hint ho hail be'en lobbed of somo to bacco and it knife. Twentyrodd dol lars that ueio in another pocket were overlooked by the robber. I. 8.. Kelly T V.. Mnler J. J. Sobleikl T Kelley (J., Knzmlercwkj M. I.. Morgan I J. Medusky V. .1., Marcus C. I... Quick D. T.. Nalleii II. I' Smith I., Parker It. S., O'Connor D.. Murks V I.. Mclzlaur P. It.. Scovll V. J. i:ikln J.. Illoch H. II.. Drown Y, J, Kennoity II, II., Dorny C. W.. Daley C. R, Mux (I., SUlJiule 8. li. (Iros A, P., Doland J. J. Thonins J. I. . Wilson It., Mcfllnn J I., DeCnio J. O'Henrn J. A.. Vesley J Stnessel O, P., Mc Knight K.. O'Connor T. W., Mnler J. .! Pliolwoll O. Hi VALUED $100,000 prcpnied for shipment by this time. In killing tho birds, the Japanese' dead, by the aid of knives, removed! tlm'aVlna mill avrnrnil llin nliimnirn. In other Instnmes the birds were Lher instnmes the birds were r killed or stunned by knock- heir heads against the sand. , eltlier Ing their One of the Japanese was Identified ' ns a hi hoi er who not very long ago was one of n imrty engaged uiion ! I.njsau or l.)slaniky Islsnil. at the lime v,iien guiiiio viua ueing lanen from these Islands. The Identification, however, wns mude by one, who had recently vis ited Midway nnd wns there shown a iitcturn taken on luiiuin Island In which It Is claimed one of the cap- tured Jnpanese then figured. The mailer of complicity will, however, be threshed out In the courts. waltrW,ntne, - ic- -.,.-. mj. , uuu Th. Thetis was, iinable-trrnTrtke rout time because of much ',n t the crude, no spoke at consid- (Continued on Page 8) SUGAR ADVANCING; BIG DEALS1N DONDS Stock Market Conditions Are Most Favorable; Olaa Bonds Sugir advancing when, according to alt the rules of tho guinu. It should drop, wns what surprised tho wise iiicu of the stock world this morning. February Is Ihe month when sugirs nrn lushing to the nnrkcl and If the supplies Hro nnwheie near tho de mand, prices for rtws drop and usual ly I each tho lowest pi Ice for tho enr about the middle of the pieseut month. Tho adiance of today merely means that the Kuroeiin shortage nnd the American demand Is gieuler than the forecasters had figured. It also sug gests that even tit the middle or the grinding season sugir will still re main nhove four cents n xiimd. Tho stock market lodny was con fined exclusively to the'chmper stocks mi far ns Ilia session transitions of Ihe Dxrhntigu ore rnnrcrued. Olnn sold nt 0 50 and Mcllrjdo was strong nt T, dosing ullh 7 hhl and 7.125 asked.' Olna's Hiiccr.sfil bond and flniting Indebtedness it finding was complet ed Inst night nt t.ie hanking house of Ulshop & Co. The whoH program went thiough as planned and Olaa's lndelitedueK is lu a shape most satis factory to nil Interested In tho prop erty With this completed It may bo said of every luigar plnntnllon property In the Maud's that there me 111 u very rtroiig financial position; ready to leap the benefit of piosperlly or weithei unexpected storm's of adver sity. If such things were comnion In the llmnclul world. Ihe stockholders i uian jiiiiiiu kuiiw nun 'ym'Ata Hnrry, nH tho udliilrnl was mighty debt of gratltudo to Hon. S. . . ' . .. .. M. Damon, heart of Ulshop . Co. who ""' "" "oapl at llio I me lluso gcu- linu oVnn Ilimii lliroiiL-h n iinrln.l.nf nit.i'IMII"" niUUB llieir VISll veislty Hint would have mount com- nlelo kiss to them had there been less appreciation of moral responsibility hnve been Issued to 1000 chief petty or thoughtfiilness ror the stockholders officers of the tleet nnd their friends, on the p-irt of the min who wns lug- Tno i,0)11 Hnwnllan Hand will be King OWa In llf0 das when It was n , nedurp from 7:30 o'clock this load, and hud not proved Itself. 'evenlnir The nanld Transit rnin- Iletween hoards budnes on Hie evening, i lie itapm irnnsit t.oin Stock nxchange reisirted Ihe sale jes- l""- Honolulu has nut on n spe terdfty afternoon or S33.()ii0 of Hawaii clal lale-rar serflie to icconuuodnte Irrlgntlnu bonils nt par. Thls.irollow. 'he darners, ho that theso may not Ing the transaction In Kohala Ditch be compelled to curtail their pieas iMinds of jeslerday morning makoB n ures. The cars will leave on tho total sale or over five hundred thou- various lines, from tho vicinity of sand dollars in bonds .lining Ihe last ,no YolB Iloteli g ,iowg. Koiir' hundrvdroo,e sold yester-l , 'u'wh 1"lp' ' ", day at 55 5ft. Oahu Sugar and )wa elreel8 v"'1" f-" wl connect with sold nt 31. Another Walalua iumn Manna car), 11:50 p, in. Continued on Pbrc 4. FELLED WITH IRON 1 OAR AND SHOT TO DEATH Grace Declares Murder Of Mahu Done By Another QyQ ( GIVES , LIE TO HIS ACCUSER J Negro Tells Authorities- That Kea " Borrowed Revolver and Declar- ed intention of CommittinB Crime. A.,.i,-n.. n,n. nrr..ui.i .... . ' plclon or bning the miirdeier of Watch- views en the appropriation sought man Malm al Wntcrtown hag dc- by the, .lepirtmcnt. In the course of cribed the killing of tl.e iiiifoitiui.ituj the hearins. Wr. Mcjcr stated that man who wns going his rounds, but '(he construction of battleships of the chilins that another man. named David nrescliioiielit tvns necessitated lanr. Kea actually commuted ' -'l''. I Kea who "bolted a reVouVr fnnu him and aiinoiiiinil his Inientlim of killing Mulin. Ornee also sail thai Kea culled cm him on the moiul.u oft the murder nnd Jnformml lilnj tlijit life deed was done, and dJ'srrllied how h" hud lilt .Malm with nn Iron inr nii.l, ,..... it...- , ..,..,,,,.. ,i... ... i ;- ;",;VThen Ithrnwii Into Ili4 v.alT uc-nr llio wharf. coniniutnl Kea, nnd repented statements that he had made to United States Attorney Uieckons. "You are a liar cried out Ihe as- j lonlshed Kei. I never saw jou or spoke to j on on Hint morning except to answer your question ns to Wheth er I had seen Mahu that morning. I was going to work when )ou stopped me and asked about Malm." "Where Is my revolver that 1 lmnei ou?" nnlird Orace. ICen Instantl) rcnlled: "I don't know what vou nrn speakln? or; I had nn gun of ours." rSrtiitn tlintti-ltt n t.tlniil,. ainl ll.u.i ... .p.... - ((., ((.. lire i iniuuer quesiion ill ;vea; "well, wlii' dhl jou do with the stick with I lh 'i-on on It?" Ken snld Hint there wero plenty of sticks where ho kept n file gnlnk for the bolters nnd that he knew-nothing about an Iron shod stick J draco nnd hen were both brought to I (own nnd a further liivcsllKutlnn ul ihn inn ullt lia ntmlf) In Itin mlnlfii (Continued on Pape 5) ELABORATE PLANS FOR FLEET WEEK Petty Officers and Men to Have Tjme Of Their Lives l'red l- Waldron, president of tho Merchants' Association of Honolulu, and C. C. von Ilnmiii, chairman of the entertainment committee of the Merchants' Asxiclatlou, culled upon Ilenr-Admlrnl Hurry )esterduy to ex tend, on behalf of Ihe merchnnts or this city, a welcome and Invitation to n bull lor tile rhief potty nHlierH of the Pacific fleet this evening nt the Young Hotel, und for n ball to bo given for the petty orators nn I men nt the Moann nnd Seaside nn Saturday, Mr, Holmes, stuff kecre- tnrv. ncknnwledaed the lecelnt nt ,xfm hivUntlons oil bebntf of llear- The ball this evening meiice at 8:15 o'clock. Will cnill-i Invitations (Continued on Farc 3) Al TO DOCK ALL OUR NAVY WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. 2. ', It is obvious from expressions com- intr Irom those in authority that! ev:ry ellurt will be made-by the NOW UCPar.mCnt to indUCC . Con- gress to appreciate most liberally i ' ' ui,ui.um.io ii, mwuiij "r.l.hin I nif ,"w iSl ,0 ftS to "iakc jl 8U.lt ure ai well -y' -fth. K IMcur was befcre the Senate Naval Committee toJav to present his cr naval docks, nnd he advocated the 1 aPPropriati,,, of S485.C0O to enable n" enlarcment of the naval dockv proposed for Pearl Harbor. For Millions NEW YORK. Teb. 2. A receiver,. iimUias been avotnted lor the Mexican National t ackinu Company. The lta IblllticJ are thirty-live millions dollars. Army's Bill WASHINGTON. D, C. Feb. 2. dell- .The Senate today passed the ' .(.iim. l-tll Inn tl.n nvn..- milky Vlll IVl bllV BiiUJi R. H. TRENT WILL FEATURE IN PARADE j Itlclurd 11 Tmnl ntll coiit-Ibiilo nno of tho niott-l'itcresting fcitmea of. the Floral Paride. Ti.li. will l,.i ,i horse-drawn Hint toprc'entln; u nn-t tlvo grais lint nnd u pi.nfltlve Hj.i wullnn home siene. In prepirtue this, I splendid feat urn Mr, 'J"iiiiivIb ic-dv-jj iiik iiiu iiinriy cuu)i'ru'-l ii ( 4Vtii mnler Hiiine Kuril. , Tho canvass for funds to ihfrny thiS expenses of Ihe Klnrnl Papule H' I'ftA begun tmlii). Tho nniui-c CoiiMilHteo 1 of the rioraM'urade cnmldir t1i.-t rw erjlwily should centrllivti' and will I call ii sin nil business hrius nnd prl-. vnte Indivldiir.ls so that t'l mnv u'o n pliniinn ,if ii,-tlft,,r- (1... IHUl UrHiln .. .t.U....' ... M,.,ni,ln ,- ,.-..- j viikiu , the finest ever seen In Honolulu. ' r Post curds uro being riillol to tlnr a people of thlr rlly nnd tielglibOrliJU-lfn asking them tu state how much they will be willing to, donate. In thlc ways, the nrgo liusiuess houses, wlilrfi lu; past ears bain hud tn bear tbo bririt pf most of Hie excuse will1 not m expected to glo su lavishly ns In tho past. :. BASEBALL .TODAY I'our baseball teams from (he fleet ure out practising nt Hot IctiRuq , grounds this nftq noon, T1iq Na tional (iuard nine will lilso got out, ... ..I..... . ..,..., , 1.1...I .. A in iinuui 1 ii l loeii nun iiuvti ii ,iv -jl Use lu n n I lilpil Ion of their blgt idutthes with tho combined fleet citify Snturil.iv nnd Sunday next. J A match will ho plajed between." lu "enviT mm liiiivesiuu nines at j l"8 "ague grounds, iiiiu -ucioso con- lest is nniicipaieii. I lie giimo win i stm I sliortlj alter 4 utlnik, und'ii big now J of sailors Is expected to lutn cm and vvu cli the game. - MUST HAVE LICENSE. I In the enso or tho Territory vs. iChny Dan In leguid to whether n lie- enco was nccessur in ino niuuer oi seftlng lish in basket lots nt auction1.' to retail dealers, tho supremo Court, of the Territory lias decided that'.'n licence Is necessary. v 'if ITp till noon today, (PI uutomo-i biles li.ul been reglste,rod,! -he lire stntlim. .V ..'-'. iMBHS I m H OH I IjMJMJliU itsdL ?j$, ijWljLl V jrw s ; -.i:SW " flwjtrta . i i v i ffiSi raJfci,. ww F y ,!. B i t t k ITOlWflWlliMaftma