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-jrwTCir,' -j-.i7r -f? p-,,77 TTff" ?TST t-'" .-nta - .;i;no IlJWJlL3rCoi.vrEi Aividrciwr fi-;jciK u . V-J Bulletin . i WtviMfcftw THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. -twS- WSm-rl . V F Li' Mv Vol. X. No. 1833. HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF HAWAII, MONDAY, MAY 0. 1901. Piuce 5 Cents. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm . i w , i : EVENING HhMhIkMHMIfelli I J it I ')l Iff 111 H , i I Ml f ruirujuii rw j Big Calendar of Civil Causes Confronts Judge and Jury, 0. C. LEWIS NAMED ADDITIONAL BAILIFF Trial of Cases Will Begin at 2 O'clock This Afternoon Nobrega . Divorce Case is Killed. Ti Tho May term of the Circuit Court ' onened this morning with Judge A. H. llumnhrtys on the bench, in placo jf Judge Genr, who Is absent from tho city. A voluminous calendar of 280 case confronts the Judge and Jury. There Are thirty-two Jury waived cases In eluding n variety of causes of action, There are over two hundred civil case mill seventeen divorce cases. The Jury was excused this morn'n until 2 o'clock p. m. nnd tho forenoon devoted to calling the calendar. TU courtroom was filled with attorney Juiors 0. A. Ilerndt and A. T. nrock were excused, for the term, tho first he cause he Is a minor, tho second becnuso he Ii n clerk In n law offlcc. The divorce case of Llhana Nobrega vs. Fylvano Nobrega was dismissed on the dnnricr'of the defendant. O. C. Lewis was appointed by Judge Humphreys an additional bailiff for the May term. The firt case for trhl will be that of Henry Smith vs. The Hamakua Mill Company. This comes on at 2 p. m. today and will bo followed by the electment suit of J. I). Holt, Jr., vs. Knuhl. W K. Azblll as president of the Ha unilnn Ornhanage and Industrial school has applied .for the appointment of himself as guardian of several Japan ese children, who are without proper Paul Lympke. by his attorney, C. O. Bitting, has petitioned to ho mado a party d-'ferdant In the suit of WT. Jockcr vs. C. H. PaUiff. Libel for divorce has been filed by Knhele Nopun against his wife, Lnlka Napua on the ground of desertion. The parties reside In South Kona, Hawaii i HILO RAILWAY PROGRESS Hllo. Slav 3. Tho granting of a franchise for a right of way to tho Hllo Itallroad Company along the water front to the foot of Wnlanuenuo street. which also Includes the right to con struct two bridges over tho Wnlola river Is welcomed by tho people of Hllo. From rclrablo sources It Is under stood that tho work as rutllned by this company during tho next few months will be on a largo scale. The company Is bnlliytlng tho entire length of the road In fine shape, and have already or dered another engine. Work of con stitution on the branch lino from Olna mills to the 22-mllo point on tho Vol canoa load Is being pushed ahead. Mrs. P. Q- Berry Tries To Commit Suicide An attempt at sudde was discovered ycbtcrdjv cfteinoou JuU In tlmo to be frustrated. Sirs. P. O. norry Is n young white woman and a stranger in Honolulu who has been living for homo tlmo on Bero. finln street next door to Thomas Lu- ras's plrce. She was of n despondent nature, r-nd yesterdny, weighed down by fauillv troubles-she sought to end her cMMence by taking a liberal drink of i-ni-bolle acid and whiskey. Onicer Joe Ken Ira, who Is nn occasion"!! visi tor to the place, happened aloaf)nrt In time to And the woman sntfcrlng fearful agonies. Calling to some bystanders to tele phone for a doctor, Fcrrelra caught n passing hack and also started In search of a physician. After a quarter of an hour's work Dr. McDonald was secureJ by telephone. The doctor arrived Just In time and giving the woman a vigorous emellt. soon had her out of danger. She was reported as doing much better this morning. Mrs. Berry Is nbout twenty-flvo years of age. She has lived here but a very short tlmo. 4 RUNAWAY ON FORT. Olllccr Frank Fcrrelra added another plume to his record ns n runaway stop per this morning. A big dray horse driven by one of II. Hamano s men. be. came frightened at an automobile near the Hackfeld building and ran at a mail pace up Fort street. Tho Japanese driver lost control of his horso com pletely. Tho heavy drny smnshed Into a bitgev and Jerked It looso from the horse that was In the shafts. Teasing Nolte's place, Ferrelra saw the run away and made a lunge for the linen. Ho missed but caught by the back band and hooked ono leg over tho front end of the shaft. Then securing the lines. he brought the scared Pcrcheron to a halt, averting n general demolition of vehicles nnd street enrs up tho thor oughfare. in WHAT 1$ PIKE IM TIGS Independents Will Send Bedded To San Francisco. REPUBLICANS IN CAUCUS SATURDAY AFTERNOON Will Petition Congress for An En abling Act to Afforf Long Term Senators Will Support Dole. Mil M0 '1 IS WILL NOT BE IN UURRY TO MAKE. STAFF CHANGES Hopes Governor Dole Will Submit Appointments for Approval of S: a ) next Wednesday Treasurer Wright. College Hills We wish tii nnniunce to the public tha b the terms of a contract Just signed, the ELECTRIC ROAD of the RAPID TRANSIT CO. ' Vi r Imnvdlntetv extend'd lit- ..s'l '-' UfRe HI l, follow ing the line oi our nulii boul evard. Construction will beglrLAT ONCE, and the road will be In operation within four months, giving a so minute service. CASTLE &LANSDALE J. H, Boyd was at the desk of th Superintendent of Public Works nt an early hour this morning. He was divid ing his time between admiring a gor geous bouquet of blood red carnations, the. gift of an admiring friend, and re celvtug congratulations over his pro motion. To a nulletln reporter, Superlnten dent Hoyd talked freely of his plana conceiting promotions' and changes In the personnel of the omcc. Ho said, however, that he would take no Im mediate steps, preferring to avail him self of time enough to make sure that any move mado will be for tho benenl of the public service. "The people down town." said Mr Boyd, "seem to be expecting radical changes. I have concluded nnd Sir. Wright, tho new Treasurer, holds the same view, that no changes should bo made until our appointments have been confirmed by the Senate. The faenate convenes Wednesday nnd ' I presume the Ooernor will send our names in at once. At least tlio suuauon in who offlces would seem to warrant nn early transmission of the appointments to tho upper house. "Should confirmation follow. I will at once attend to the mntter of changes In the ofilco.of Public Woiks. Pro motion will bo made on the grounds of personat fitness nnd merit. I will not feel llko ranking any removals unless there Is n man In sight ns good or bet ter than the ono dlsulaccil." Two Thirds HnveRer.ltcred. Collector Chamuerl-tn Is veiy much gratified with tho eho.Wng made the past week In the leguirauon oi inn Chinese. Tho Honolulu bmeau Is re ceiving nn nyerage of 300 Chliifse per day nnd at outsldo points tho deputies uiV kept busy. , Since the first of May seventeen new deputies luo bou added to tho force nnd Mr. Chnmbeilnln feels assured that tho woik will bo finished In goou rorm by the close of tho allotted time. Ho estimates that two-thirds of the Chi nese in tlio territory uuir ntj registered m The "Mrmcotte." An average Saturday night audience wab at the Hawaiian Opn Uruse Sat- iir.lnv pvenlne to seo "Mascotto ns presented by the Stanton. The audi. tois wero apparently w9U.ple.wd with the work of tho company, being gene rous In appreciation and applause. Said Paaha will be given tonun row night. i FOREIGN NEWS NOTES. Kx-Senator rettlgrov has gained n fortune of J250.O00 by dealing In stocks according to "tips" given him by James J. Hill. Governor General Wood returning from Cuba says thero will ho no trou hie oor tho Cubans accepting Ameri can plans. Joseph N. Woolfson sentenced to eight years' Imprisonment for wreck ing a New Orleans bank, lias ueen par doned by tho President. ' " r Tho color woik that tho HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. is ottering thin year Is the piottlest thing of lla kind that wo liavo over seen. It will well pay you to drop In nt their art room and glvo them a call. Tho Independents have decided to k'jnd Itepresentntlvo Hockley to San Krnnelsco in company with Delcgato Wilcox to place before President Mc Klnley tho petitions and resolutions against Gocrnor Dole and to plead for his removal. This was decided on at a caucus of tho independent legislators Snturday afternoon. There was n sensational story on the streets this morning to the effect that at n caucus held today, the Indepen dents had "turned down" Mr. llcckley. Inquiry nt headnuarteis proved this statement untrue. A great many of tho legislators were In fnvor of sending Senator Kaluiioka' lunl but they wero soun brought aiound to tho point of view that to do this would be to cripple the Independent side of tho Scnnte during tho special session. In the Houso of Representa tives there Is an overwhelming major ity wjillo In tho Senate the majority Is small; therefore. It would bo much sjfer to send a member of tho former body. Hon. Samuel Parker, who Is booked to leave In tho Mariposa on Wednes day, when seen tms morning by a Bulletin reporter and usked If he would help along tho work of the Indepen dents, simply smiled and Bald: "1 will ltee McKlnley for sure.' The appointments to tno omce or Commissioner of Public Lands and the Board of Health still umaln open nnd Inquiry at the office of the Oovcrnor elicited the Information that nothing would bo dono today. However, tho Commissioner of Public Iinds will bo chosen before anything Is done nlong the lino of making Hoard of Health ap pointments. The Adertlsor suggests this morn ing that Senator Whlto is at outs with tho Independent party because ho sought to confirm nil the appointments of tho Governor outside of the three and tho Ilonrd of Health that wero turned down by tho Senate. This Is Incorrect a usual. In the treated to something else besides the old cut and dried order of marching. For the second number on the pro gram the senior class will ghe an exhi bition of the bar bell drill. Physical Director Coats has rau'de a specialty of this department of sports, nnd the boys are! all well up In the Intricacies of the drill. The Junior clas will gle a dumb hell drill for the third number on the program. The-youngstcrs hae shown remarkable Improvement under Mr. Coats' careful training nnd some of them arc already showing wonderful physical development for boys of their age. Apparatus drill by the seniors will be the fourth number. Sidney Green will hne charge ol the squad which will cavort over the horse. Some rough rider tricks ore promised. Phvslcal Director Coats will lead the squad over the parallel bars, Somo of the stunts arc breath catchers. Denny Clnrk has rhtrgn of the horl jontal bar squad.. Clark I well known In Honolulu as an rxpert In that de partment. His squad is not far be hind him so that tlili drill should be one of the featmes ot mp evening. Tho Juniors vlll iitrfcini on the spring board and will bo led by Schmidt, Nott and McCauley. Mr. Coats linn a ciaM which will glc nn exhibition In Hunt tumbling. The boys nre quite proficient for beginners, PsramUls and game will be the sixth and seventh numbers on the pro gram. Itchy races of nil kinds will also be In evidence. One event w 111 be a horse. back race, with boys ns horBes. The riders will change horses at every re My. Tho rldeis ahead at the end of V MED !0t)T Myhre Home Destroyed By Fire This Afternoon. NO TIME TO SAYE EVEN FAMILY CLOTHING Fire Department Ha3 Difficulty in G;tting Water No Insur ance to Cover L033. Milk Inspector Halvjr Myhre' resi dence ou Prospect street near Alapal w-as burned to the ground this nftcr uoon'ihortly after 12 o'clock. Mr, and Mrs. Myhre were engaged In cooking lunch on nn oil stove when the stove suddenly exploded. Igniting the kitchen walls. All efforts to extinguish tho flames weie of no avail, un-l theftro quickly spread to the remainder of the build- the stipulated number of relas will bo the winners, A wheelbarrow reliv race will nlso bo run, one boy acting us tho relay and running along on his hands. Probably the bekt thing of the even ing will be the Indliji club swinging solo by Mr. Irani; At:crton. .Mr. Atn schools did themrelves credit; this was especially the case with the school from Nahlku. All the pastors and delegates were preeent and. In the af ternoon, there was a second meeting held and much Interest was shown. There was a concert or. Monday even ing which was repeatel Monday even ing. The day time was taken up la attending to the work of the churches. The closing meeting took place Wed neidny evening. Many speeches wer made. That of Mr. Kawahamae at tracted special attention. The speaker told of his departure Into the Hoomana nnanao (known among the natives ns "Kcklpl's faith"), and of his return from It. He declared his absolute with drawal from It ns a fulso teaching ot which he, for one, had had enough. The testimony of Pa m the same as that of Kavvnliamne. Both had been ordnlned by Ilev. Keklnl but now- thev nre berk ngnln In their old places and at work with their old time associates. The people of Knne were so vvnrLd tip by tho meeting that, nt the close of the session, they Invtfed the n(.-Ia-tlon to meet with fiem again In No vember, It will be rem'mbep'd thai the rvangellcnl Asportation wll! meet In Hllo, Haw-all, June 0. lfinl. and they started post baste for the t ene of tllsaster. Some difficulty was ctperlenced In finding the hydrant, one being finally used from down on Alapal Ml pet. By the time water was brought to play upon the flames the house was rleexponwlth the chib, ! ". and , tho names couh, ran he d always delight" nil audiences with u"'"i"" ""' "'"""' . ,, ', " ' .i,ii,iiim,. . ment Is seveiely crlticWed. for n hose n...... .... ..i.i. ,. .,.,!.. nUnIght have been dropped Into tho one of tile b-st of Its kind et given I Pi.uchbowl reservoir ai.d water pumped M. C . The attendance '' i;nre '" " "'' "'""' """ , I .Mr, aim .nrs. .mmiu iiuyu buh-iui children, none of whom were present nt iLc time of the fire. Nothing was CTANTHNQ IN SAin PASHA saved from tho flame... not even a fc4,nii A viif mil wniv . nwuf an his exhibitions, be by the lornl V should be large, Tor the third week of their engage ment," upenlng tomorrow night, the Josephine Stanton Optra Company I will' picM-nt Stahl's light and ulry composition Said Pasbaj-The opera has been given here before but the Stan tons claim un entirely new- and up-to-date version. Miss Stanton as the Pasha's daughter "Serena" will again prove her vcma tlllty whllo Harvey as "Hockey" and Kunklo as "Hadnd" will piovlde the fun. Paul Ugry will render a violin bolo between the nets. The repertoire of operas being sung by .Miss Stanton and her company ar all fa'mlUnr works; the action and theme In these operas aic always plnas nut nnd delightful nnd tho music blends nlcelv between the "cat-hy ' untf tho heavy, change of clothing. There was no In surnncu on tho place. Police Court Notcx. In the Police Court this forenoon, the following rases were disposed of: Wm McCarthy, iisjnult and battery on John Bruce, nolle prusVd; I). J: Olllls plo and John Bruce, vagrancy, nolle ' pros'd; Ah Po, gambling. 115 nnd costs; Lunii, samo charge, discharged; Solo mon Kuplhen, disturbing the quiet of the night, ball forfeited. Thero weru twenty cases of drunK. nness. Pan Mc Phcrson, one of the men under tliU chat go, was given fen dnys at hard la bor. In the cases of D, J. Gllllsple and John Bruce, the two pallors charged with vagrancy, had their cases nollo pros'd on promise that they would leave the country. Captured Okolclino. Tnnakn. the Japanese police ofilcer. has the honor of having captured twen ty-three bottles of line okolehno and now says he will never be hnppy until ho captures the former owner. It scorns thlil. on last l'rldny, a tele phone messago was received at the po lice station to the effect that then1 was a Japanese sclllrti: ukjlehao nt Kahala out In the direction of Wnlnlae. Ta r.'ka vraa sent out post haste but all he found wns the wagon of the Japanese tilled with bottles of okolehao and ELEVATED RAILROAD HERE. s ,,.i at-i,. f ., io.i.i mil. sweet potatoes. -A fine horse whs at- -n lltlll I OlallV Ul ft It in.iiitii - way at work on tho British bark Wool shra Is attracting a good .deal of at tention at the old l-'lshmnrket wharf where tlio coal vessel In discharging. The inllwai oxtends from above Ihi main hatch ncross tho vessel and nut over the wharf. The coal Is hoisted fioni the hold of the vctsc-1 In batkets which luttuad of swinging out on a flip line ns Is tho usual mode aro plac ed on u little car and pushed to tho end nf the track aud dumped. While thlt Is a new- way of discharging in Honolulu It does not seem to be Jn exceptionally fnit wnv iis the schooner Hubert Hveryono of them cnntnli'Jv Bearles nt tho next wharf stnrtel to ills. cases of tho other appointees such as Wrny Taylor, A. M. Brown and H. C. Austin, tho Independents voted for ccnflrmntlon and. In tho case nf nt least .wo, made tho motions to confirm, A Joint caucus of the Hepubllcan cc,n trnl commlttco nnd Hepubllcan legisla tors wns held In the Klito building. Ho tel street, Saturday nftcrnoon. There wnu a largo representation present. Tho first matter discussed w-as tho apportionment of Senators for tho four year term. It wns finally decided to petition tho Congress of tho United Stntes to paBS an enabling act, appor tioning tho seven four jenr tcim Sena- torn according to tbo vote received, the seven hlghc.it holding their seats for tho long term. The matter of upholding tho Gover nor In his action of refusing an exten sion of tho fiesslnn, wan also brought up nt tho caiicuo, it wns nnniiy iieciucu to nllow this question to go over until 4 o'clock today. Hoa-ever, It Is rea tionnbly ccrfnjn that tho raucii3 will dccldu to uphold tho Governor. Had tho Chief r.xccutlvo refused)' to make tho appointments recommended by tho nepubllcnn party, It might have been different. irS dl-V slrulns and measures that the nui enco can take away for sweet remem brance' sake. In reviving these pro ductions Miss Stanton Is doing much toward keeping thel. memoiy of the composers: fiesh and reen; tho ope-n nro tho gems of tho operatic static, ns every student of music knows. Many of the airs nre a pirt of every 'inure hold which contains a musical Instru ment. FIRE CLAIMS COMMISSION. Tho Tire Clnlms Commission did not meet teday on account of the non-ar-rlvvl of Judge A. N. Kepolknl. ono of tho members. It was expected that Mr. Kcpolkal would put In an appearance on Saturday or Sunday but ho failed to materialize. It now turns out that tho Commls- uro the second tached to tho ehlcle. The owner had learned of the coming .of Tnnakn aud had fled. BATTLE OF THE 8TRIKER8. Of tho seven machinists who arrived last Saturday, only three went t-) work at the Iron Works this morning. The other four were union men and Joined forcijs with the local order. Tour moro machinists nre reported coming on the next boat. 11 Will Y. M. C. A. WILL ENTER TAIN FRIDAY EVENING barge her cargo en I-rlday and H nearly out whllo the Woolahr.i whlon Marled on tho samo nay and hni a hundred nnd fifty tons less ot cargo to discharge will not bo out until Wednes day or Thursday. JOHN ALULI 1)RAI). John T. Alull. aged about 50 years, died at 10 o clock Sunday night, at tho home of Mrs. Kapu lu Knpalama. Be. ecased came up from Ilwa about three days ago nnd was forced to tako to ms bed at opoo. Heart disease was tho tio'ible. Tho body Is now at th un dertaklug parlors of II. II. Williams on l"rt street. At 2 o'clock tomoirow af ternoon. It will bo placed on tno train for iitnsportatlon to Kwn, tho old homo of tho deceased. John T. Alull was a natlvo very well don has failed to te'tiro the seconu known In Honolulu, lie was ror many nlory of tho Castlo & Cooke bull ling I ears engaged ns talesman In the lend. so that other quarters will have to be ng dry geods stores of tlio city. i.ai "ought out. Mr. Mnrfnilnne will go out on n Btlll hunt this afternoon in search for'nnother place. Wouldn't Be KuprlHccl. Sunday Volcano. What Is Chief Justice Krcnr doing when In close conclave with Governor Dole nnd his followers? Trying to keep out of politics? evening Bulletin. The Chief Justice tray bo looking after that modest claim of fS.OOO for compiling the laws of tho Territory. Reception to MiH Stnnton. Mrs. Waller Hoffmann has Invited t number of her friends to the BnltO hone. Nuiinnu valley, this afternoon frjrn I to B, to meet Miss Josephine Stnnton who Is now delighting the Ho nolulu theater gociii at the opera house. Tho reception will bo ot au Informal nature. Good Program Prepared by Physical Director Coats New Class Drills aud Stunts a Specialty Varieties of Relay Races. The annual athletic exhibition of tho Y. M. C, A. vvlll' fake place next Priday evening In tho V. M. C. A. gymnasium. Tho boys havo been practicing up new- drills and will furnish a very enjoyable exhibition. Tho program consists mostly of class drills, nnd exercises. New, figures nnd stunts havo been practiced, nnd tho boys nio In a very fair btato of pro ficiency. Tho (list number on the program will he a maichlng oxorclse by tho senior diss. New figuics have been Intro duced so that the audience will bo BIT 1XN BY A DOG. J. I'. Doylo. while fwlmmlng at tho Iteiilanl boit club houso yesterday nut vith a peculiar and uniuual nccldcnt. With him In tho water was a trust w oi ihy dog. When lloylu en no up from n deep dive, the ring mUlook him for .somo monster fioni tho depth and was ur.on him at cine. Before uisist- mine camo or the rioi: could discover his mistake, n big gash had neen mi ten over the right eyo of Mr. Do1p. Dr. Galbrnlth vyas called and several Mltches wero required in dressing the wound. Mny Doyen llawntl Letters received nt tho educational department show that May Bay wa generally observed In tho schools on the other Islands.. From Hllo, Miss Deyo wiltes: "Wo took the children In to tho country and wero scattered In groupH from Kallmann to Cncoanut Isl and. The pupils will all write sketches of the dav " At Konnw-aenn. South Kona, Mr. Mills reports that May Day was hap- plly and profitably observed. m . nniD. UOWH-In this city. May fi. lf01. Philip Uowe, nged 1 J ear 9 mouths, lounsest child of nilc-ii .did Uobc-rt J, Howe. HORN. OLSI3N At Lnhalna, Maul, April 29, 1901, to the wife of C, B. Olscn, n sou terly. lie went to Kwa where he engag ed In business for himself. No Professionalism Wanted Among Locals Onlng to the Oihu Collcge-Knmeha- tnidia-Miille-IUnm relay race tn-xt hat urday, no baseball gamts will bo plaj ed with any of thoso aggregations. Thero Is a possibility Hint n game may b arranged between the Y. M, C, A. team and tho police department team. Captain Pllnt says' that hts men aro ready for the deal, but the question is whether tho Association players can get away from work. Consldeiablc adverse feeling Is mani festing Itself against the lot of men playing under tho eolora'oj tho Hono lulu Atheltle Club. Thu men nro the pick of all tho old professionals now lu town nnd, with a little practice, would easily tako any other team Into camp. If any league Is formed. It Is hoped that tho manageis will ngrco to limit tho number of professionals playing on ono team to threo or four men so that the top uotc-h men would bo distributed throughout tho whole league Instead of centered In ono team, CHRISTIAN WO UK ON MAUI. Walluku, May I. Tho Maul Hvaii- gollral AsbonUMnn met with the hiirch nt Keanao of which Hov. Kanl liia Is pastor, on April 29 nnd 30 njid May I, On Stiiulny. April 2, there was a Suudaj school gathering In which the J. A. BANNISTER SHOE Mf loj (7 A Sttj JF lANUFACTU ISnUt ..";iri lUFIrMU Yesterday was Gcoiso Berkley's birthday and hu celebrated It In right royal fashion nt his Wftlkikl home. In tho forenoon there was n breakfast for men and. In the nfternoon. there was :v big lunii In which both poxes Joined. i ti fifr rr JV m i 'b- t L V .-'1 i-.