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pLKDETAILOF THE BULLETIN'S $2000,00 PRIZE CONTEST -w ttfwttt STEAMER TABLE. From 8n Franelico: Sierra Jan. 31 Siberia Fob. 2 WKnif A REWARD OF S2000 will be divided between ten winners or The Bulletin's Prizes. Full de tail Wednesday. VENING ULLETIN America Mara Feb. S For 8an Franelteoi Sonoma Jan. 30 Nippon Maru Feb. 2 From Vancouver: Moana , , ............Fob. 10 , For Vancouver; ; Aorangl Fob. 7 A SI'IOO TOURING CAR, A S .'tnO KROEGER PIANO 1 A S500O INSURANCE POL. iru W '"" anrl .even other .nlendld nrlzes fj, m make up the 3:30 O'CLOCK WILL APPEAR TOMORROW EDITION gp INCOMPARABLE OFFER WQl IPI PHImT"FT Vol. XVIII No 3294 HONOLULU, TEKKITORY OF HAWAII. TUH8DAY. JANUARY HO. I000 Puiob 5 Cunts t TO BUILD TOWNS TO RECEIVE SETTLERS W, " ti'uV""jV"'J,,'",l 11 B M & Home For Settlers On Waaua Tab e and PLANTATION TO BUILD MODEL TOWN Whoro tho districts of Paalaa and Kaheka, In Walalua, como together on h beautiful llttlo plateau between two gulches, Is to bo the future homo of one hundred of tho thousand families that nro to be brought to Hawaii from the Azores. ' Manager B. D. Tenney of Castlo & Cooke, agents for tho Walalua planta tion, this morning garo to a Bulletin reporter an outline of tho Walalua lilantatlon's sebemo to houso and pro vide for a goodly number of tho ex pected I'ortugucso agricultural Immi grants. Tho land for tho homes of tho peo ple of this llttlo community has been selected and Is located as abovo de scribed. The area amounts to about 200 acres, acres that wcro originally Intended for cane. Since theso Portu guese Immigrants aro coming, how ever, tho plantation has selected a cite for their housing with a low to hnvlng.tbcm all together, as they llko to live, and In somo placo convenient to tho roads and removed from con tact with some of the undesirable ele ments of plantation life. Hero the Walalua plantation will ,oreci one nunureu nyo-room collages 11 w M thn "immigrant, when' " a, tol(1 tno Governor that Jack ZJ .,Hv. nr.nt nif.nrn Jan " n hl " . "ld ho showed Ihoy arrive. Great pasture lands .,, .i...i !. spread abovo tho Intended MUlomenU Sn?"Vj 'iitor in an.wer t ... Ideal run for all the goata or other 0' "t?on Krto? hVa saldlnr leasts that tho Portuguese will fSSl' "Ho ta sal'd The plantation, in addition to build-. Sj "P.0"1 A1' ,rr ,h , . ng comfortable houses and supplying' "There '" change for tho be tcr In titer and fuel, will erect a school he (tovernorcwdlUon todV." cob houso for tho children of theso hun- f'nucu Judd. At 0 a. m. his tempera dred families, setting aside a largo lot' ure was 98 1-10 degrees at 10 1 a ra. for that purpose and It will also build It was 99 4-10 and at 2 p. m. 100 6-10. r Catholic church, whoroln thoy may It looks as if he was on tho road to re sathor for worship. In fact, every- " ... thine that could bo desired by tho Por-, "Tho blood tests which were made tugucso community will be provided. ' wcro complicated becnuso tho Govern- If this settlement proves successful or suffered from typhoid fover cloven It Is the intention of tho plantation to years ago. Tho tests suggested ty establish numerous such settlements, phold. but tho suggestion was dlscred Land Is already In vlow for tho pur- Itcd becauso of his former attack of poso. tho Mr. Tenney states that, eluco plantation has no land which It can Clo in fee, tins tract nas ucen cuicny selected for tho reason that It Is un der long lease, with about twenty-four j cars to run, and paid up leases can bo given to tho people settling thcro. i LAST BONDS EXCHANGED The last of the $750,000 first Issuo of McBrydo bonus were exenangea mis morning. ThU completes tho readjust- mem oi me uouuGU luueuieuuesa ui uiv Mcllryde plantation and gives the prop erty a two million dollar bond limit under first mortgage. Georgo D. Goar baa opened law of - flcos In the rooms formerly occupied iiy Mr. Justico Hatch on Kaahuroanu Htrcet. Telcphono Main 214, makers Sew. York CorfedfiloifoxforMcn The Kash Company Ltd asi..'. j fcrxfe'. rxfa - jN - Carter Is Told About Robinson Thli afternoon Dr. Judd broko (ho news of Judge Robinson's appoint ment to tho Goternor, Ulli h I I iiiu uiu " '"" ... ?. Sheridan, due Thursday or Friday from Robinson had been appointed,' said Hnn Francisco, will lay alongside the Dr. Judd this afternoon. Oceanic wharf during her stay. Thu LVm.' J?".!, r, 'champlgny with coal for the Naval "Well," said tho Governor. "It Is all station, will bo discharging nt the mor now. That settles It." Nnvn wharf, otherwise tho transport Thoso woro his words," said Judd, would como along her usual place, "or, at least, words to that effect. Hej mado no further comment and showed i inclination to discuss It further. I l)PUOIU. 11 1UUKB UUW UB IL IUU VHb' ual diagnosis was correct." YACHT CLUB ANNUAL Tho annual meeting and banquet of tho Hawaii Yacht Club will bo held Wednesday ecnlng.' Officers will bo elected and the plans for tho season outlined. This year will be an Import ant one In the history of the club on nrrnnnt nf tliA nr-nnn vnrht rare. lie- cent new mombers added to the rolls Bro! jti w shingle, J. J. Eagan, Wm, sdgc, II. P. Wood, A. S. Robinson. PINEAPPLES The next oorwtgnment of the Tropic Jprult Co-'a selected pineapples will go , forward to the Coast per 8. 8. 8onoma January 30th. Leave orders at Wells- Fargo office, King 8L Correct Clothes Fop Men are tailored from the choicest fabrics of foreign and domestic looms. Only cloths are used which will give perfect wear and possess superior finish. Never before have we been able to show such a diversity of patterns, all In harmony with good taste, for the cxtremest dresser and the conserva tlve gentleman. MADE DY Alfred Benjamin & Co,, NEW YORK GENTS MfflMMS QUIETLY AS Marshal Hendry has withdrawn as surety on the bond of C Shhlozawa, the editor of tho Hawaii Shlnpo .who lb charged with publishing a libel, and the reason therefor does not appear very plain J. II Sopor was on the bond with Hendry. Yesterday Attorney S. I). Kingsbury, attorney for Shlozana, filed a new bond, with tho names of Sopor and D. U. 1-ewls as tho sureties. SHIOZAWA S SURETY The most mysterious part of the mat to know nothing whatever about It, When asked this morning why he had retired from the bond he said that he had no knowleJge of doing so. He was askd if he had received any advkes from the mainland regarding tho mat Ur, but answered that ho had not SIBERIA Will I f ATJiVAl 11 Tho S. S. Siberia, due Friday morn ing, will tie up at tho Naval wharf as liaiiftl fin Ihlai nnmint Ihn Irentnirt XS1I &14I9 U.VSUl(lr VIIV tlUD)Vlt . ....... ........... AKE IltLU IflMUNK Tho Honolulu Merchants' Assocla tton has arranged through U. S. Dis trict Attorney urcckons. its represen tative, with tho Territorial Attorney General's Department, that members of mo Association snail do nem immune from any penalty attached to failure to turn In corporation exhibits until suih timo as the cornoratlon exhibit law (hall be given a test and decided In tho courts WILKESMW PLAY When tho Duhler players closo their engagement here Ernest Wilkes, author of tho pretty Hawalan sketch "Tho Half White, produced at tho Orpheum re cently, will tour tho Islands to gather material for a four act mcTidrama to ho produced by Uelasio on tho main land. Wilkes also plans to take a small specialty company to play llllo. i BIG CARG0F0R SONOMA The S. S. Sonoma will tako 5000 tech" ' ?!'!!? of p.neapp.e.Uw.U be sh as" well .. irrtlthniVhlxuItl:10 or elMwncre for the thousand 'Tt ' Vh'.7i' ISSltli p,,e.T. agricultural families desired as lm- IUUUO UIlll IllUVU UlllVr BlUU. OHO Willi. . ... ,k. t,. - nnn, rs.iart.ae At hc!ro abnor..ror0.evCe0na,hor '" " ". " W WnUtaftlSfdtacu hero about six or seven hours. ... .,,,, . ,h ... . , Mrs. Captain Clark and her daugh ter are booked for a trip to San Fran cisco on the Sonoma. They will prob ably make a visit to tho eastern part .of tho States before returning to Hono lulu. The S. S, Sierra, due In the morning, till take on COO tons of coal here. County Auditor Dliknell makes re port to the Supervisors tonight. Tho man who buys tho cheapest tliket usually wants tho most seat ' ALL TANGLED UP ' The wheels of business move rather slowlv with the unsystematic business man. ne s contiqua y getting inio, trouble-hls business affairs get tan- ... .. - ... . . gled and he spends half his time and energy getting straight. LeVuVloiS afterU'your Investment, estate, collection and other business. We can save you worry and money, Hawaiian .Trust Co., ud Fori Street, Ilonnluin LJ itfrii Will Give Up Leases That Lands May Be Given Imiiiisraii BREWER & CO. MAKE FAIR OFFER No definite action will be taken lis present expressed regret becauso of the matter of sending a man to the tho (lonrnor'i Illness nnd a learned migrants until Secretary Jack Atkln- son returns from the mainland, lie is had stated that Walalua and Kwa plan expected here within ten days. tatlons were ready to provide for about The Territorial Hoard of Immlgra- two hundred of tho Immigrants to bo Hon, of which Mr. Atkinson Is the brought from tho Azores. They wcro chairman, held a regular meeting In ready to build them suitable bouses and tho Magoon block at 9:10 o'clock this supply water and fuel and do all clt morning nnd arrived at the conclusion that was necessary to start them well, above noted. The meeting was brief, He had asked tho speaker for copies for there was no particular business on of the circular setting forth what was band, aUhoufh what little deeloped at expected of the plantations, the gathering was of great interest I Cooke also announced that Drcucr Present were Commissioners Cardcn, Lookc an-l gralg and Assistant sccrr-, tary wrauue. commissioner Tenney . expected to bo at the meeting but was delayed, Adjournment was taken nflcr a session of less than fifteen minutes. nf Inn mftMlnp liltl vnii J. P. Cooko stated that Atkinson would be back In the city on tho 9tli of Tebruary. He lcates Chicago today and will leave San Francisco on the 3d I jonn warden tnougnt that a good man should be chosen In the mcan-l while to be ready to go on to the Ingncss, said Cooke, to build good Azores In placo of Atkinson, Craig houses for the Immigrants and proper agreed with him In this particular Af ly supply them with other things need tcr discussion, howeor, the idea of ar- tul. ranging for a substitute before Jack's There aro now 725 of the contcmplnt return wns dropped. All members ed 1000 families already provided for. Waikiki Reclamation Plans Prepared By Pinkham WILL PUBLISH SCHEME IN PAMPLET FORM President Pinkbam of tho Hoard of Health announced this morning that ho Intends In the near futuro to give tho public tho results of bis lnvostlga tlons for the purpose of reclaiming the largo tract of swamp land lying be tween tho McCully tract and tho Wat klkl road. Tho wholo matter will b 'wblchTsnoelgpreedrwm I contained In a printed pamphlet. "' 'health mcn'0rBOdUB' It Is swampy and Insanitary, and I should certainly do all In my power to prevent anyone from building tbcru while It Is In Its present condition. On tho other hand, 1 bellevo that tho city Is going to grow. Honolulu Is going to bo a fortified town and tho fortifica tions will call peoplo here. Wo will also bo getting many wealthy people to settle hero, as they do for instance lu Los Angolos. If not on so largo vcalo, still to a great enough extent ns to bo appreciable. "I am not salng that tho plan to re claim this land Is going to bo put Into effect today, tomorrow or tho day aft er. All I am going to do Is to show tho public that tho plan is feasible, and that they can gain a Ana trnct of land whenover they want It. If they want it, thoy cau liavo It; If thoy don't want It thero is no harm In making the plans anyway. I bellevo In tho prac tlco which lllshop Libert said last night was In uso In Homo, whoro they make plans for tho Improvement of va rious quarters thirty and even forty years ahead, I cannot say that I want to plan ahead for qulto such a long time, but It Is a good thing to make ulans. bo that nconlo who want to live in n rnrinin niucu umi buu w , ,.,", ,.. .,, E'nS o bo llko In tho future. in a certain piuco can suo wuai n Pinkbam would give out no details regarding his great reclamation scheme. IIo had, bo said, mado an IniimiisiUn studv of the matter, pre pared maps and plans, and made calcu lations, all of which would bedomo tho property of tho public In duo timo when tho memorandum was ready. Pinkham stated that ho had ngured nut that tho land could bo reclaimed, filled In, furnished with streets, side walks, etc, nt a prlco which would mako It cost about tho samo per aero as land In tho MaKlKi district. Evening Bulletin 75J Pr month. itF ios discussion as to grip nnd typhoid fern symptoms followed. Cooke announced that 13. D. Tenney & Co, had stated that their plantations ucre ready to tako two hundred I mint grant families. 1.itrlini- flia. Further than this Hrcwcr & Co. wcro willing to turn ocr their lands leased from the Government for the Govern ment to present to tho Immigrants In fee simple. There was some question whether the Government could do this but It was up to the Government to find come way to meet this ery fair orrer. Hrcwcr & Co bad expressed a will- Being QUFSTI0N0F INTENT Tho jury In tho raso of Maull charged with assault with n revolver, ami Is taking a long timo to arrlvo at a Walalua plantation Is tho sufferer, verdict The Jury deliberated from 12 Thcro has been talk of strikes on thi m. to 1 p. m when It wns excused for plantations for somo timo past nnd nt lunch. At 2 p m. It returned and was the timo of tho recent Walpahu strike closeted until 2-60 p. m. when It asked thcro wcro rumors to the effect that for further Instruction. It appears an effort wns being mado by tho ngl that the complaining witness had a club tators to mako tho disaffection general and dared the defendant and others to throughout tho Island of Oahu. fight him. Maull drovo blm on the run bv rhaslnc him. Urine a revolver. He claims that he did this merely to f right-' en him. The whole cose hinges on the question of whether Maull Intended shooting tho complainant or not. Tho Sonoma will tnko on 300 tons' of coal. Sho left Auckland on timo and Is supposed to bo lato on account of rough weather and head winds, sno.i' will probably get In tonight Within Tho Japanoso apparently liavo no six or soen hours nftcr nrrhal she will real grievances. depart for tho Coast A delegation of tho strikers, con . slstlng of ten of tho Japanese, prom Only one stand now occupies tho old Ised to call nnd talk tho situation over ruhmnrkct near the muni station Tho with Mnnnger Ooodalo today. other Chinaman quit business this morning. Hem) Wateihouse Trust Co., Ltd,. Stock and Bond Brokers, Offices:" Cor. Fort and Merchant Ots. Telephone Exchange No.- 4, J. HOPP & CO. ALEXANDER YOUNG OUILDING. Have Just Opened a Large Shipment of LARGE-SIZED RUG8 IN AXMIN3TER8, BRU8SEL3 and TAPESTRY GOODS. Take your Christmas Money and buy a Good Parlor Rug. &&! Committee On Kuliio Election (AttoclaUtt PrttM Special Cable) WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. -The House Committee on Elections has agreed to report favorably to Delegate Kuhlo of made by Curtis laukea. 0 i ia,lTjl Great Fight Begun WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 The discussion of the Hepburn railroad rate bill was taken up today. This Is the Administration measure to control rail. road " r, r iiiTYiiUMsfsI 0 FEED THE PRISONER8. RIGA, Jan. 30. A mob attacked the Jail of this city today. The sentries were shot, the cell doors opened and all political prisoners released. o I FREDERICK COPENHAGEN, Jan. Denmark. 30. Frederick APPOINTMENTS WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. The appointments of Governor Ide and Vice Governor Smith of the Philippines, and confirmed today by the Senate, CONFERENCE BRU88EL8, Jan. 30. The Jewish conference to consider Russian condl tlons opened here today. Waialua Japanese On Strike Jnpancso plantation laborers lia again gono out on strike, This tlmv ' Manager 13. D. Tenney of Castlo & Cooko this morning received word from Manager Qoodnlo of Walalua plantation to ine ciieci mat za jap- aneso laborers wero out on strlKo in tho Kawalloa section of the plantA itlon. Tho Kawalloa section Is situated on tho heights not far from tho shore, to tho soulhwcstwnrd of tho Halelwa Ho- UVVVWWMrVinVVVVWVVVVVWAAinWWWWWWWVWWVVWVVVVM I lm i Manufacturers PHONE MAIN 282 1051 fWVVIwyvvirYVWVWlfVVVVVVVIfVVlArWVIrVW Agrees Hawaii In the contest or his election .MHAlOAXOMi IS KINO. III. has been proclaimed King of ARE CONFIRMED. Grlscom as Minister to Brazil, were OF JEW8. For laukea Col. Curtis laukea has beard from Attorney Galbralth, who Is conducting bis election contest In Washington, which laukea Instituted to oust Dele gate Kalanlanaole from his scat In Congress. Galbralth writes that the elections committee of the House of Itcprescntathcs, to which the matter was referred, has had a two day's hear ing of the case, and has prepared a majority and a minority report. The committee consists of socu members, four Republicans and three Democrats. The majority report, which Is In fat or of Kalanlanaole, Is signed by the tour Republicans, while tho mi nority report, which backs up laukea's claim, Is signed by the the three Demo crats Col laukea expects that the Houso of ReprcsentntUes, when the two re ports liavo been presented to It, will tako up the matter In debate. S. II. Kingsbury has opened law of fices In tho Huston building, .rooms 200. 201. 202. Telcpbono Main 192. Every Choice When you think of It, It Is sur prising to note the great diver sity of shapes and patterns we show In our "All America" sho.es for men. Every shoe de signed and selected to promote foot comfort If the shoe Is not arched enough for your foot, we have others, and so on for every foot As for leathers, we have all which are good. Best grade of Pat. Colt, Fine Gun Metal Calf, Wax Calf, Box Calf and rich Vlel Kid In both bale, oxfords black and tan. Some very new and swell styles In stock BeJT S3.50 & S 1.00 "VC Shoe Co., Ltd, FORT STREET HONOLULU Report Minority ' !' I 1 5 : - v I If 3 n Kimi3tf