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X ' ,- - , ' i 1 'It, m tftwk toi&i && 1 m ) ,- 'K -? . MTN Y :( -,Vt- m-. ' ttTV ftrlK 5 , Jft J . 'vi'1; ' V-. . . From Pnn Francisco Chlyo Maru May For San Francisco: V Mongolta Mny From Vancouver: Maramn , ,...., . Aiir. For Vancouver! Manuka May ESTABLISHED 1882. NO. 4613. PH9GUM NEWLVARRIVED'RUSSIANSQUARANTINED W.O.Smith Against Woolles Plans Official Of Planters Association States His Strong Views Against Propaganda W. 0. Smith, secretary of the Hawaiian Planter' Attoclatlon and a trustee for Hawaii of the American Board of Foreign Mlulont, will not support th,e prohibition propaganda of John G. Woolley. He declared this morning that he does not and will not favor the enactment of prohibition legislation for the Territory and tha he believes that the existing law, with the possibility of a local option feature, should be amply sufficient for even' the extremist advocates of prohl r.ion. Mr, 8mUh .takes' a ground practical. ly similar to that already expressed through the columns of the Bulle tin hy L, Tenney Psck. Prohibition, unless supported by the united senti ment of the people in all districts cl the Territory, would be a farce and would not' be- effective. "tfty attitude Is along the lines of progressive control of the liquor traf fic," declared Mr. Smith this morn- i-9. Lite .MlfAlM Jaw neand I defended It on that opinion at the last .regular session of th Legislature. If It la to be. Im proved or'ther It a strong sentiment requiring a change, let a local option feature be Incorporated In It. "A prohibition law In a district that was not supportod by the people there in and was du'e4o a vote cast In other parts of the Territory, would result In perjury, evasion and connected evils. I have strong, doubts of prohi bition legltJatlonjTjp the Territory as regards the proper endorsement of the law.' If any 'changes are to be made, alldw the people In each precinct to express their opinion as to whether a saloon Is to be' placed In their midst Special Police Guard Against Trouble Makers The Russians At Iwilei Camp Will Be Prevented From Seeing The :- Newcomers - Sheriff Jarrott i.wiiro In nine spe cial officers this morning to go on duty on the land tide of Quarantine Island, so at to prevent the riulilan ImmlgrantsHvho are at present, camp ed at lwllcl, from getting In con tact wjtH the newly-arrived subjects of the Czar who came In on the Mon golia this morning, A body of rejular pollco were also Eoi:t, dqwn to -t the Mon-folla on her arrival, hut after. the first-class pussengers hail' corte ashoro and the fumigation of thi effects of the lm migrants began, the police were re called to take up their regular beats In the city. The Russian camp at Iwllel Is bo lig rapidly deserted, and a big bunch -of Immigrants tntmd leaving for the mainland on the Mongolia. Quite a MOANA WILL ENTERTAIN, iDEMOCRATS -FOR NNUI MfflffllS1 s OPPOSE Tho Mpana hotel will glvo n danco . ,,-,,,, tonight In honor of tho passenger nni ' (Special Bulletin Cable.) board the 8. 8. Mongolia now In port Army, Navy and towufolk are cordial- ly Invited. , An Hawaiian quintet will (urulcli music ilurliii; the dlnnor hour, ' . m . f MiT'Tor Rent" cards on salo at the Bulletin office. 9 G 29 25 3:30 EDITION or rot. -That much I believe In but to put a blanket prohlbtlon liw on tho Territory as a whole and have It apply In districts where the sentiment of the people vvoulcfnot support It, would be essentially wrong and would lead to abuses against the best interests of the country." The strong statement of Mr. Smith In which he goes emphatically on rec. ord as being opposed to the propagah. coming from a' member of the Terri torial Senate who led In the fight o prevent the liquor interests from se curing amendments to the existing liquor law at the last regular session of the Legislature. Senator Falrchlld has already stated that the County of Kauai Is opposed to the propaganda of Agent Wooley and would support the present law. Now the President of the 1909 Seruto echoes the views' of his colleague. Mr,. Smith Is recognised as the father of much o fthe efficient legislation now on the statute books of Hawaii and hat an .Intimate knowl edge of the difference between prac tice and theory In ttje application of the laws. number of Russians are now domi ciled In the old stockade bullllng at Iwllel, and tho "squatters" glyfc evory Indication of remaining where, they nre for some time to come. Fifteen families moved over to the plantation shed yesterday, and It Is expected that many moro will ac cept work from the sugar planters and be sent- over to the other Island's. It Is probable that a number ol the KuBslaiiB will be deported In the near future, as they appear to come under the heading of undesirable Immigrants. Investigation Into ithe alleged Immorality of soma of the Russian women Is being conducted, and It Is said that sufllilent evllence has boen secured to onvlct stveral men of violating the "white ilave' law, , I WASHINGTON, D. 0., May 7. The Democrats strongly oppose an appropriation for a tariff commis- lion. , I I Mr, anil Mrs. Win, n. Foster of Pa- lolo'wlll occupy Mrs. Nnwahl's cottage t Walklkl. Evening- Bulletin 1G PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY. - IV lis H m NEW KING IS, PROCLAIMED- , WORLD MOURNS FOR EDWARD VII. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE NEW 0ND0H. May 7. OeorRe Albert was formallv proclaimed Kintr of Enplnnd today amid scenes most im- pietsive, Ihe new King delivered nn address hat impressed his hearers because of its earnestness and vigor. He promised to serve his countrymen to the best of his ability. His first of ficial act 'Was to confirm the appoint ments'of the officials coming immedi ately under the command of the King. Suffer In Quake SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, May 7 As the work of the rescuers proceeds the horror of the recent earthquake lisaster at Cartago is steadily ia- creasing. It is now estimated that the earthquake resulted in the death of one thousand people, and fully one thousand are injured. Ten thousand people are homeless, and the loss of property at Cartago and Parasio -will reach twenty-five millions of dollars. tfcht New Ruler Promises Well Secures Pfiiir am 1111111 ALL " n PRINCE OF WALfc, THt LATE KINQ SERVICES' WILL be-held Here In Honor.-Of Dead King At Same Hour As In England During ,th forenoon totf-iy Italp'i (l.'K. Porstcr, II, II. M. Consul in llo nolii'lu, tont official notifications of King Rdward'a death to (lovennr Krvar. the Arm)- and Navy headquart ers and to tho representative of for eign gni'criiments stationed In Ihu city. The notification to tho torrltorlu! government reuched the offlco of th-j Governor at 11 :45 and us soon nx t vaa lecclved tho flti:; on the vapltol was placed at nali mast,- Consul Koistcr received IiIh cable announcing tho death from tho Dri ll sh cmbaHsy at Washington, tho cable huing iiliort, merely tlatlng that tin lc!llg-was dead. No Information has been received as to tho dato of tho funeral hut, thin notice Is expected within tho naxt twenty-four hours. It Is belleveil by the tlrltlsli Consul that tho king cllcil nt llticklngham liil aco but he has not positive Inform i tlon as to this. .At tho time funornl.rorvlccs nro held over tho lata monarch on British soil, sorvlce will be held In this city at tlio Unlfcoiial Catheilrnl, tho Consul ox- . pcctlng to bu able to make announce- lllCni Ol II1U Ult; UUU I1UUI IUHIWI1U1V or Monday, FIorh on the buildings of the gov ernment all over tho elty today nro at half mast 'us nro thoo over the houses of foreign cnnsnlnr representatives mil many private homes In tho city. HI c- i DUCKINGHAW PALACE. the news and hence MAY 7, 1010. 10 PAGES'. EDWARD AND THE. DOWAGER All Nations Honor Dead King - LONDON, May 7. The fnneral of the late King Edward VII. will prob ably take place in ten days. JAPAN I0UIUIS WITH ENGLAND. TOKIO, Mav 7.tA11 publio func tions throughout Japan have been suspended for a period of mourning out of respect for the late King Ed ward VII. of Enrjand. Japanese officials are satisfied that the alliance between Great' Britain and Japan will be in no' way changed as a result of the accession of King George. GERMANY MOURNS FOR; KINO. WIESBADEN, Germany, May 7. Kaiser Wilhelm, as a mark of mourn ing fv the late King Edward, has ordered that the officers of the Ger man navv shall wear- mourning for eight days. y ROOSEVELT'S CONDOLENCES. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 7. Colonel Roosevelt forwarded a mes sage of condolence today to the Queen DowageryAlexandra, widow of the late King Edward. many subscribers ATIONS MOURN Order Mongolia To Quarantine Russian Girl Is pect 253 Immigrants Come From' Manchuria A girl under ten years of age was fouud among thtflwo hundred aud fifty-three lluaslans on board tho Ta ctile Mull liner Mongolia by the Kednral quarantine authorities this morning, suffering from what has all appearances of being dlphtherlu. A careful diagnosis of the child's case was made by the local medical ofllcers, and It was mainly through this 8Ufplclous cami of HIih-hh, dis covered among tho latest hatch of Itusslm recruits that the big Pacific Mall steamer was placed under strict tiuaranttne. The nicdlcal ofllcers lound several other persons holloved Infected with dyphlherltlc germ. Three cases of chlckonpox among th,; children wore brought to light upon a completion of the Inspection. The' MongWIa appeared ofT the port .early this morning .after au un eventful voyage from Manila by the way of Hongkong and the Japanese ports of call. The Mongolia called at Manila on her last voyage to the Kar Host, nnd In addition to taking on nearly fifty cabin paiuougers and a large con signment V Philippine cigars, cigar-, ejtes and several thousand bales of hemp, seventy-throe Filipinos, who have been recruited for plantation work through the efforts of Special Agent I..- B. Plnkham, took passage on the vessol for Hawaii, WAS takOn! w.. incse 'lit lo brown men down with smallpox while the vessel ny at Hougkong. and soon after- Moon Will Sun Effect Here Will Be Slio-5 May Possibly See Halley's! Comet if According to i astronomical (lore, there will bo au ecllpso of the sun tomorrow. This will he brought about by the moon passing between hn nnrtl, nii.l th. B,,n I, .411 . ... ,.... ... ,.. , ., -..., ,,.... Mvi-, ... ,uv, ,v, ,D U pected to be but slight In Its effect, ' ns these Islands are a trifle out of Hue. I Through Australia and New Zen-1 land Is will be very nearly total In Its effect, anj.wlll grow more so as one passes more Into east longitude. Through tho Indian Ocean It will be full total, nnd to those who are sailing that o.ean the comet will QUEEN SENDS THANKS' (Soecial Bulletin Cable.) WASHINGTON. D. C. Mav 7 Mucen uowager Atexanara has ca bled President Toft her thanks for Police Ofllcor John Thomas arrested t ChlnoHo named Chung Wan this morning in a store ut tho corner of Maunakea and Hotel Btreets, Tho Chinese wns acting in a peculiar fash Jon, nnd was taken to tho pollco sta tion, where he was booked, as suppos edly Insane, Signs on your windows will not secure you tenants and boarders half so quickly as a little ad in the B u 1.1 e t i n's Room and Board' Columns. Urn FRIG! I OOTt 9 Diphtheria Sus ward a Chlneno steerage paswsnger 'J was fouud to have becomo Infected with the same malady. Tho patients were removed at Kobe and the ves sel disinfected, It was at this Japanese port that 2fi3 Itmslan men, womcrt and chll dten were placed on board tho Mon golia, the recruits secured from Man churia and Eastern Siberia by A. L. 0. Atkinson, representing tho Terri torial Immigration board, Not. Jong after the .Vongolla had cleared Yokohama, en route to Ho nolulu, the Kusslan girl was Jound to have displayed an excessive swbll tng about the throat, and when, tha atramer. was visited by six medical u:iiiirn connected with the Ucal Utiai online station, they pronoun:ed this caw as'wollns others warranting. tna placing or restrictions upon the trans-Pacific steamer. I'lve cabin passengers will leave ' "the Mongolia nt this porL' There are three necond-clasg passengers for Honolulu, "and Included among the 385 steerage Intending to disem bark are 263 itusstans, 3C Japanese, - J3 Filipinos ahd 21 Chinese. Tho contingent of Ilu'sslans are a sturdy lot of people. Out qf the to-' tal number are C9 women and 20 children. Arrangements were coil- Pieieu tins morning for their care -Mut nuaraiiiinn uinnii riniAra aa trll'rn rir n nnmrlf.. ..ff nM..l.tn. ....' ,hu nusslons will b, held here for thoT- $ tr.nnnn,A nn t.. ox ? (Continned on Page 2) Eclipse l Tomorrow . s War Jst present a mhl-rlav. most beautiful sight la There mnv hn Annnh. shadow on this part of tho globe to enable the nini of n..n .. :..... ..... .. . . ' u l,,-v . OUi ,e comet, but t Is doubtful The last callpse of the sun which cut any figure on this side of thtff worm took mace about isca th.r. it wob very near total, and It crewii Bn itn1 it..l il t j Uu,n imn me cnicaens went to.' roost nnd lights were broughLitntcvi ,, w,.,MwU ,11Uur "(ob ror me time being suspended. " The coming eclipse a In nowlso , connected wUh Hnlley's comet, and- hu uire results nre lookei) for. HOUSE HAS ADJOURNS (Suecinl Bulletin Cable.) WASHINGTON, D. C, May 7 The House of Representatives has oumVd 0ut 0f nnect it them' CONFESSES (Special Bulletin "Cable.) CHICAGO, May 7 Beprese,nta. tive Link, who was indicted for per jury in connection with bribery cuarges, nu evmesjea. 4 '? -,'V i X ,J :n t!i -v,,i,.'.i ,,-., ... -m ' . i ... .:'T ' .-.... w - ". i ' ' ' , . .- ,- '. . ' .' v '!. ''i.'-,m I .' - " ' if V '. i . 1 . t ta ' .- 1.