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rlT""- Jun 7 " lj TTTIXTTXT M-J TTT T Trf1T"? Bulletin patrons arc satisfied . 'fl For San Francisco: . LJ V I i I -J- 1 II I U I 1 i subscribers, and their cheerful test!- .-'M Ata",da J- J""" 3 I li V Hi I ll T llllilir'il IX moriy makes the work of securing M MnukSCaT": Juno 27 " " .XJJI X .JL X 1 VJf -J V- Jk.. Jt JL.Ji .Mji JL. M,.X T subscriptions from people who do not . Sj .Yy??'..l!!!!llZ,i 3.30 EDITION TO LET Advertising Space With Power. ' See the Bulletin. liJ ' I VOL. X. NO. 4019 " : HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3. 1908 PRICE 5 CENTS 'X From San Francisco: China Juno 7 For San Francisco: Alameda j . June 3 From Vancouver: Manuka Juno 27 For Vancouver: Mnrnrrm .' Juno 24 HEARING COMPLETION j ;', s K "... fs ? ft. . -, - . A . '"iilj' .-2y r fW y U' -Ji. . . ft I i. Cf , !4 Mft ELLIS' 'W' JV3WM S.'-Y.:,.'- BRECKONS' Breckons Case Taken To Grand Jurv Tlie caRe ngalnst U. S. District At torney 11. W. Ilreckons, charged with attending tho prlzc-llght nt tho Or pheum bet Saturday evening, was nolle proBd. In tlio Police Court this morning. The same action was taken In tho cttsea of Ah Sam and Jockey Willis the principals In tlio hout, who weie chaigcd with nffray. County Attorney Cnthcart, who personally entered the nolle prosses., gave us his reason tho fact that ho was not satisfied that a prize-fight within tho in can lug of the law had taken phico, that tho Federal author ities had declined to net In the samo matter, and that the principals and those who attended prohahly did so relying on this construction of the law. i Cathcart criticized tho method resting Ilreckons, stating that tho proper course to pursue would have ..... ... ......... UlAIlM 1.ov been to bring tho matter before tho Grand. Jury. He pointed out that this course wns still open to anyone who thought thut the law had been' violated. . Richards says he will not carry trie n ftali' any further. Thwlng says Old Friendships In i Lee Let Jury Talk 'The afternoon session of Judgo Robinson's court was devoted to ob taining tho Leo Let Jury. The at torneys kopt up tholr rapid fire of questions which were principally to know whether tho prospective Juror considered the word of nn Advertiser inpnrtnr ns cnod ns n Chlunman. Da: 'ld Notle:' was excuted by I.arnach r.nd McKnth by Thompson. Thelr places In tho box were taken by Frank Robello nnd Harney Olden r.teln. Godfroy was excti'i-d by the prosecution and Wm. A. Hall taken In bin placo. Pressed by Thompson to know what ho.knqw of II. M, Ayrcs of the Advertiser. Hall said ho knew Ayros wns a good mllo wnlkor and n slnglehandc.l talker. Also n sporflng editor. "You moan nn editor of BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS We. are showing a beautiful assortment of these suits in the finest materials. There's nothing neater or more dressy for- your Boy than these natty suit with bloomer trousers. All sizes, in blaek, blues, grcy3, and mixed goods. THE KASh CORNER OF FORT X's m i DISTRICT ATTORNEY BRECKONS As J,?.6?"" w"il!reJSinJL.0Ver uuu '' ""C lit ill U1C subject of a prize-fight law test case v it will he taken lo tho Grand Jury, oven If he has to do sn himself. The assembly room of tho Hoard of Supervisors, in which the sessions (Continued on Page 3) sportB," said Thompson. Tho veracity of newspapers, news paper reporters, and Chinamen was discussed nt great length this morn ing when tho members of tho Jury tol try tho famous Lee Let bribery case, otherwise known ns the Advertiser vs. Leo Let, wore selectad. Frank Thompson, representing Leo Let, and Deputy Attorney General, Larnach, assisted by Deputy Attorney General Sutton, were opposed to .each other. Very few points of great significance In tho trial wero reached In tho llt tlo sct-to3 this morning; on tho con trary, tho real enso was only hinted nt now nnd then, seemingly ns an ex ?tiro for one or tho other of the at- (Continued on Page 7) CO., LTD., AND..TIOTEL STREETS. I MILLS LOSES IN SUPREME COURT Must Pay Contempt Fine Or Languish In Jail The appeal of Harry T. Mills from tho Judgment of District Magistrate Andrudo fining him' $10 for contempt for fighting In opon court wns this morning decided by the .Supreme Court against Mills. This ends the matter, us no appeal lies to the U, S. Supremo Court, nnd the l'ast-Duo man will now cither have to pay his ten-spot or go to jail to servo It out. The opinion Is written by Clilot Justice Hartwell. Tho syllnbiu says; Contempt; Judgment of, appeal from,' mittimus. No appeal lies from n Judgment of direct criminal con tempt. A mittimus, reciting that the petitioner by, etc., wns adjudged guilty of direct contempt of court In that ho took yurt in a light with one T. In tho court room whon the court wns engaged In the trial of a case entitled, etc., on, etc., and wob sum marily sentenced to pay a fine of $10 or hc'lmprlsoned until the fine should bo paid, for a term not to exceed ten days, and thatjt appeared that the fine had not boen paid, sufficiently compiles with the statute requiring that the particular circumstances of the offense be fully set forth. Habeas corpus; review of facts on which contempt Is adjudged; fighting In court. .The court will consider In habeas corpus whether tho facts on which n contempt was adjudged con stitute tho offense but will not ques tion their truth nor allow them to be ontrndicted. Fighting in presence of tho court Is prima facie culpable. . In the course of tho opinion tho Justlco says: Tho questions presented by tho case and which have.been argued with clearness and precision are as follovJ, namely: (1) WnB tho peti tioner's appeal from the sontenco Im posing upon him a fine of $10 for contempt allowable undor Sec. 18T.S K. L., "Appeals shall be allowed from nil decisions of district magistrate?, whother civil or criminal, to the cir cuit court of tho snmo circuit," not withstanding the provision In Sec. 1SC0 n. Ij. that "Nothing herein con tained shall be construed to permit nn appeal to be takon from any order by any judge or magistrate allowing nny warrant, attachment, writ or other process, or for any other order of n llko nature," and If this ques tion Is answered In the negative, (2) does tho mittimus comply with the requirement of Sec. 3073 It. L. that "Whonvor any person shall bo ad- (Continued on Page 2) Security For $5.00 per Year If you invest $5.00 per year in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes, you will be perfectly at ease in. regard to the safety of your valuables." It's worth it, isn't itt i Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltoi, Port 3i. Bcnobln I oil DOFSN Hawaii Off Kaanapali ,n. l..t 11.. 1111.. itlu..1.. LAHAINA, Maul, Juno 3. Yacht j Hawaii, undor foresail and two Jibs, J sighted off Knnnap.ill In heavy sea. Reported nil well aboard, I AM MAY Col. Sam Johnson was today of fered tho position of outsldo mana ger of tho Hawaiian Mahogany Com pany. Ha will probably accept this, In which caso his resignation as Koad Supervisor will follow. REES AND ENGINEERS VISIT PEARL HARBOR Iroquois Carried Naval Party Out This Morning Shortly before 10 o'clock this morning tlio U. S. S. Iroquois sailed lor Pearl Ilartor, with tho command ant of the local naval station, Cnpt. Corwln I', Itces, together with Kngl neors I'arks and Ilurrcll on board. They go .to look over the ground at the slto of tho proposed naval sta tion and repair shops there. Tho headquarters of tho engineers have been fixed for the time at the naval station. This is the second vl3lt of I'arks and his usslstant to the sceno of action, but Is the flrct which they bnvo made In company with the lo cal naval officials. Tho paity returned enrly this aft ernoon. Mr. PnrkB said: "There was nothing very special In connection with our visit. Wo nre making nn effort to get things moving nt once, and a ro now getting rid of the pre liminary work. So fur, there is no one on the gioimd, at l'cnrl Harbor," i " . A Joint motions of tho Kxecntlvo and Kntertnlnment Committees of tho fleet will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock In tho Chamber o' Commerce rooms. Mattqrs of Import ance will bo dlticiiffcod and lu order to obtain n better understanding between the two committees all tho members nro urgently requested to bo present and take part In tlio discussion. MMMMW iii.i.ii . i. i . Island Fruit Co., FRUIT SPECIALISTS 72 S. King St. Phone 15. KEEP COOLU No one is hot in our Cafe since we have in stalled that New York Ventilating System. Alexander Young Cafe QUICK SERVICE Telephone 361. RESIGN i REACH WORDY MIX-UP AT FLEETjEETING Waldron Accuses Garter ' Of Trying To Run Everything Kxchange of heated arguments and explanations which evidently did not meet with unqualified suc cess took place nt the Fleet Execu tive Committee meeting this after noon between Chairman Carter of the Fleet Executive Committee and Chairman Waldron of tho Entertain ment Committee. Waldron left tho meeting during the discussion of the ball 'affair. He was not satisfied with the treatment of tho Entertain ment Committee by tho Executive Committee, threatening to resign as chairman of that committee if Its requests were not gi anted by the Ex ecutive Committee. "I don't believe you nre express ing the' views of the majority of your committee, Mr. Waldron," said Car ter, i "I am certainly representing them here," answered Waldron. "Well," continued Carter, "I have met a good many of your committee men who did not .express tho same views as you ore presenting her'c." Waldron retorted that Carter was trying to run the whole thing by himself. ' . The question of whether It Is moro feasible to give a subscription ball was up for discussion. Waldron, In referring to tho reports of tho En tertainment Committee asked that they be adopted. L. T. Peck claimed thut more satisfactory explanations should be given before voting on tho appropriation of $3, COO. - Waldron Insisted that tho reports fully covered tho points wanted. This atlrrcd up Peck and several oth ers. Geo. Smith moved that $2, GOO be appropriated 'or the Entertainment Committee for giving tho ball, floor ing, etc. Carried. Waldron demanded that tho re ports of the Entertainment Commit tee bo adopted boforo the calling of tho Joint meeting tomorrow. This remark stirred up everybody present, Morgan, Peck, Smith nnd Carter all taking a hand nnd without the con sent of the Chair. "You aro trying to play horse," i broke In Carter again." I This wns the lust straw and Wal dron quit tho meeting and went opt in linger. It Is expected that tho cntlro Enter tainment Committee will resign on account of tho discourtesy shown to Its chairman. t Carter said that ho was willing to accept Its resignation nn'd appoint a now committee Instead. From tho prercnt Indications, It the meetings ' are not properly and carefully con ducted, It Is expected that tho Exec utive Committee will resign. t j Gcorgo W, Smith acted ns poaco maker during the disturbance. ' i m - NEVADAN DUE . , .. , , . tUO A.-H. S. Si Nevadan Is duo hero this afternoon from tho Sound. Pine 'Job Printing at the Bulletin. Sodas a and 1 Ioe Cream Pure, home-made, delicious, at Hollister Drug Co., LIMITED. NEW FOUNTAIN. Pay A-Little-At-A-Time FURNITURE J. Hopp & Co., 185 S. KING STREET. Roosevelt Throw With His WASHINGTON, D. C, June 3. President Roosevelt fell with his horse Creek today while out for his daily ride. The President was some what shaken but not badly hurt. 100-To-l Sim Won LONDON, England, June 3. The Derby was won today by T. Gin istrelli's Sic,norinetta. The horse s :ld at 100 to 1 in a field of eighteen starters. The time was seven minutes 39 4-5 seconds. The purse is val ued at $82,500. De Young Libels Burns SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 3. Detective Burns has charged M. H. De Youne, owner of the San Fit. 1::0 Chronicle, with libel. Dc Young'was released on $50. bail. Burns' charge giows out of comment en his acts i:i the graft cases. 1 i 1 1 Yacht Race To Bermuda It.laiodnlr.l rrtu Special Cablet MAR-LEHEAD, Mass., June 3. Six vnchts started here today in the .ocean yacht race to Bermuda. ALLISON REELECTED Atiodalttl i'rcn Sprcf'il Cntife DES H0INES, Iowa, June 3, Senator Allison was today reelected to the U, S. Senate by the Iowa Legislature. Prince David D San Francisco I Prlnca David Kawnnatiakua died yestorday afternoon at 5: IS o'clock nt tho Hotel Stewart nt San Franclrco. Tho cause of death was pneumonia, which dovelopcd front n cold. His en- tiro Illness lasted only nbout ten days, Ti, .,.,, nf ki. ,it1, mmn will, n grontor shock owing to thn fnct that yesterday morning Prlncoss Knvutm- 1051 No. 535- -PRICE $5.00 L; 1 sW It 1 "HPT Dl inn P' II Horse Million I M lAitoclnltit l'rot Sptctal Cubic PITTSBURO, Pn., June 3. It is reported that the United States Steel Company has been allotted an order for a million tons of steel rails for relaying the Siberian railway track. "I'll try again," says Aeronaut Morrell. "No!" says Oakland Chief of Police. "You" shall not Imperil so many lives ngnln." nakoa had rocclvod a cablegram stnt- Ing that her husband's condition had Impioved. Col. nnd Mrs. Sam Pnrkor. MIfscs Mm lei nnd Deatrtco Campbell, and John llaker u( Hllo nro In Sanv i-rancircn anil wero presumably with' tho I'rlnrn nt thn limn nf IiIh ite.ith. Cahlu advices statu that tho remains (Continued on Page 5) "' in Rails pi n ,. iW- Hotel 1 r '''JfeJll Yours If You Want It WHAT 151 C 0 ra f 0 r t , of course. ' We bought these to give you com-. fort, and feel sure that they will be come the fast friends of many peo ple who are having trouble with their feet. They are made of soft, Golden Brown Vicl Kid, on an easy and roomy last. We can recommend this shoo as possessing excellent wearing qualities, as well as Comfort. ALSO IN OXFORD. Manufacturers' Shoe Co.," f LIMITED. jj FORT STREET, TEL. 28 n J 4EHII ,q ft i 1 ri t. - . . it ',('- J.i&&y&3st''; mI