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ttf MggMMMMBagMESMg1jiyMMgM w- m. SM&lwS Evening Bulletin From Sin Francisco: China ...Juno 7 Por San Francisco: Alameda June 3 From Vancouver: Manuka June 27 For Vancouver: Mamma June 24 Some of the fairett vacation tpott in all the world are situated on our own bland of Hawaii. Aik the Bulletin Office to ihow you how to get there without spending a tingle cent. 9:30 EDITION TO LET Advertising Space With Power. See the Bulletin. VOL. X. NO. 4020 HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1908 PRICE 5 CENTS I (iin ";-r ar w' J IvKi. isitf? WVa if' RfiP Vnr T I " ' o Writ r -BilI " '" rl V Wl . ' . ST a , !. , IW Atf 'TJ . " " " T '" " Vi . ka, J " w - j - i ' . "i 't: ' ' r v- : . - , ".) i TAYLOR TELLS HOW LEE LET GAVE HIM $50 FEW CANDIDATES FOR ROAD OFFICE t "r i p" t ' v I f .- :'. wwsjSf t V. iW.-P t , "4 & FOUR FOR MAD BOSS Crowningberg.Cummings Holt and Broad The Men In splto of tho tnct that tho posi tion of road supervisor has always been considered as a very Juicy plum thero BouiiiH to tio surprisingly llttlo Interest shown by the politicians in tho matter of tho appointment of a Ruccc'stur' for Sum Johnson, who yes terday tendered his resignation. The only candidates who Imvo been mentioned bo far arc T. 1'. CunimlngH, Jns. L. Holt, Davi.l Crowulngburs and ' Clias. Ilroail, Of these Cummlngs hus been connected with tho road depart ment for the past nlno soars and Is at present Its chief clerk. Crowning berg has also been In Its employ for n long time; nnd nas n good reputation as a practical road builder. Jus. Holt Is reported to litno retlmd from tho raco, nnd Droad Is not considered as having much of a clmucr as ho hai come out openly as ono of tho Achl luborltoB. Supervisor Sam Uwlght, who ns chairman of tho road commtitco, would naturally hu the oun to make the nom-1 luatlon, was seen this ni.irnltiK. lint hu stctcd that ho knew nothing about the matter. Ho had received no ap plications, and bnond the fact that ho fe'.t sure that an nopolntmcnt would be, made, at tho .next meeting of tho Hoard of Supervisors, he could say nothing. s , Secretary .Ilulfandeau of tho County Committee was asked if the commit tee would tako up the- matter .of en dorsements of tho candidates for1 the position. He' stated that ho did not think that It would, as It would prob ably not be much use. Personally he would take no steps to have a meet ing called to oonslder tho proposition, but somo of tho other members of the commltteo might. Castlebcrry, the man who Is wanted In Manila by the authorities, aud who was .taken out of tho steerage of thu Manchuria nnd confined in tho brig nt Camp Very, later making his es cape, yesterday gave himself up. No reason wns assigned. He Is to bo sent out to Manila on tho next trans port. R44I The Henry Waterhouso TruBt Com pany received, a cablegram from Ed Pollltz ycBtorday afternoon stating that sugar sold In New York at 4.41 cents. 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 suits with bloomer trousers, All sizes, in black, blues, greys, and mixed goods. THE KASH CORNER OF FORT Baseball In Politics A. K. Vlerrn, tho popular vice pros Idcnt of the Klvcrsido Hasoball League, has startled the funs of the city nnd set AjjJa- Park ngog with his announcement of n'flxed inten tion to plunge Into the troubled wn ters of the political game. Ho Is go- A. K. V1EERA ,. Popular Vice' Freiident of."ivenid ers, Who Wants To Be a Sopervisor Ing to mnko n try for tho Supervisor- ship of the Fifth District at tho com ing election. And whllo he is already feeling the effects of tho strugglo for tho fnvor of tho maddening crowd, ho has niudo ono move that might win him enough thousand votes to elect him to Congress. Ha 1ms de clared for blcechcrs at Aala l'nrlc. Vlerrn Is one of tho best-known of tho locnl followers of the national game. Kven if ho takes his place on tho odlclal board, ho promises that ho will not forget how to root, or to voclfornto wildly when there are three men on bases and tho hatter has two strikes and three bad ones tossed to him, A meting of tho subcommittee on Entertainment is called for tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock In tho office of Chairman Wuldron In tho Sprcckels building. Every member Is requested to bo present. . A second-hand tent is wanted, ad on pago 4. Sco CO., LTD., A AND HOTEL STREETS, Fleet Work Is Moving On Tho meeting of the Klcct Exccutivo Commltteo this afternoon was tho smoothest thing In town. Alex. Young was present nnd explained to tho commltteo how ho would decorato and Illuminate his hotels during tho fleet's stay here. Ills plans aro elab orately appropriate. Oencral Secretory Super of tho Y. M. C. A. requested of tho commltteo that tho Klihmarket be turned over To the Ministerial Union for the purpose of conducting religious services there In the forenoon. Tills request was compiled with provided tho.Sport Commltteo had no objection. Mr. Mor gan asked if all the various religious denominations, such as tho Catholics and Mormons, will be allowed to hold services there and ho received an af firmative reply. Mr. Peck of tho Ways and Means Commltteo said that he would report at tomorrow's meeting all tho sub scriptions that have been collected to date. J. P. Cooko wbh appointed a mem ber of tho Executive Committee. Thcro being no other business on the chairman's talilo tho meeting ad journed. Present wero Chairman Carter, Bee rotary Wood, F. L. Waldron, Geo, W. Smith, T. Peck, C. II. Dickey., J. Ai McCandlcBB, Alox. Young,' J,, F. Mor gan, Accountant Cobb, Secretary Sup er of tho Y. M. C. A. WAIALUA HOUOft . jp 1 HE Four charges of selling liquor with out n license ogalnst Ah Chee,' the well known Chinese merchant of Wai alua, wcro disposed of in, the Pollco Court this afternoon In short order. Tho cases had been continued from tlmo to time owing to trouble which tho prosecution had with Its witness es, and this forenoon, when another contlnuanco was asked (or, C, F. Chi! llugworth, who appeared for tho de fendant, objected and demanded a speedy trial. Tho caBeB wcro therefore peremp torily set for this aftornoon, and the prosecution could produco only twe witnesses, and their testimony wat Inconclusive N defense was offered. "What I havo got to say I think It Is airoutrago to bring a man from Walalua on a proposition like this" began Chllllngworth, beginning his argument, but tho Court Interrupted him. "Let the prisoner be discharged and tho bond canceled," said Judgo An drude shortly. "In tho other thrco cases I beg to enter a nolle prosequi," said Pros cutor Drown. "I object to a nollo prosequi," said Chllllngworth, "Wo ask to have dis charges entered." The Court granted this request. "" For $5,00pcr Year If you invest f 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 Hawaiian Trust Security Company, Ltd. rW Taylor, Under Oath, Tells Bribery Story In tho Lee Let trial this nftcmoon A. P. TayJor told how he was bribed. Taylor's notes, which ho wished to use, were turned over for Inspection to Thompson. Taylor told of anoth e"r visit to Yuen Chong's store, when Lee Let road the Instructions from the Chinese hill which would pay Taylor to let them run the games. Tuy.lor said they wnntcd him to guarantee that fines paid by their members Bhould be paid in court. He also said they wanted to start tho game tho day after New Year's, but for how long he did not know, Tho Chinese hul thought $900 per week was too much, but they were willing to pay (700 per week, as had been done to some previous dotcctive. "I was (o see them the next day," stated Taylor, ''but did not, on the advice of Attorney General Peters." 'The next time I saw him." con tinued Taylor, "I went to his store and Lee Let asked me what It would be to run che fa, to which I replied that It would bn' the same as paku pio. After a while Leo Let was about to pass me home gold when someone passed the door. Then he came over and put ISO in my hand wishing me good luck. I wrote on some slips of paper "Received from Lee Let 150, one-half of lit day's payment,' and asked Lee Let to sign It, but he would not.". Taylor produced the Sncmo'. which Thompson Inspected. After a heated argument these notes wero allowed as evidence. "What did you do with tho ISO?" asked Larna'ch. POLICE WILL Nut EXTRADITE POOLE Sacramento Chief Wires To Release The Soldier',; It now turns out that the Sacra mento police authorities do 'not want Soldier Poole, after all. In spite of the fact that they set out the usual hand-bills, giving his full descrip tion, and calling for his 'arrest, they have now decided that he Is not wanted badly enough to warrant ex tradition proceedings, It Is possible that the distance appalled them. Chief of Detectives Taylor yester-. day sent a cablegram to the Sacru-I mento Chief ot Police advising him of the fact that Poole had been ap prehended. This morning he receiv ed tho following cablegram In reply: "Release Poole. Charge Insufficient extradition." The pollco have notified Major (Continued on Page 2) ALLIGATOR PEARS! PINEAPPLES!! BANANAS!!! First-Class Now. Next Shipment per Mongolia, June 12th. Island Fruit Co., 72 S. King Si Phone 10. IF YOU HAVE INVITATIONS to be delivered put them in the hands of TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE. Phone 381. KEEP COOL! ' No one is hot in our Cafe since we have' in stalled that New York Ventilating System.4 Alexander Young Cafe "I put It In my pocket, nnd after I.co-I.ct had wished me good luck, I left," said Taylor. Thompson objected to Taylor's go ing too fast In his replies, so -that ho (Thompson) did not have time to ob ject. Ho seemed. to have plenty of time, however, or he wasn't going to tako any chances, for ho objected to tho next fifteen or twenty questions. I The Court then took a recess of ten minutes. Is A P. Taylora police officer or a police constable? In the continua tion of the Lee Let ease this morn ing this question seemed to be one ot exceeding Importance, Inasmuch as Taylor Is called one title In the In dictment and another title In his com mission; and for a time It looked as If tho caso might die a natural death this because, for one reason, Taylor claims to nave mislaid the original commission given htm by Iaukea, having only a copy. The copy was offered as evidence for tho prosecution, but was ruled out by Judge Robinson on the ground that Taylor had not made diligent search for the original. ' Taylor was tho first witness called, but after being on the stand, tot about an hour he was takeri'ob? and Iaukea put on.. Later, Taylor was again called, and It may be that Lee Let's attorney, Frank Thompson, will make a further move this afternoon (Continued on TageJI) ARRANGEMENTS FOR FIJNERAIJELD UP Queen L.iiuokalanl And' Thompson Have Chaje Tho funeral arrangements of tho I late Prlnco David are entirely In charge of Her Majesty the Queen and Frank K. Thompson. This statement was glvep out by Princess Kawanana koa this morning. As yet, no confer ence has been held between Her Maj esty the Queen and Mr. Thompson and Is therefore likely that no definite arrangements will be made, at least for the present. Vp to 12 o'clock to day Princess Kawananakoa bad re ceived no further cable Information from San Francisco. Sho Is resting quietly, expecting to hear further news about the death of her husband. Queen Lllluokalanl la also waiting to hear from Prince Cupid or tho Par kers from San' Francisco and until such cablo has been received no fur ther steps will bo taken towards pre paring for the funeral. "Kantleek" Rubber Goods ! Hollister Drug Co., LIMITED. I Pay A-Little-At-A-Time j FURNITURE J, Hopp & Co., 185 8. KINO STREET. Dreyfus Was Shot At Grave Of Zola PARIS, France, June 4. After the ceremony over Zola's remains which was held at the Pantheon todtv. two shots were fired at Alfred Dreyfus. One of the shots wounde 1 Drsvfus in the hand. Dreyfus' assailant was Louis Oregon, who is employed on the staff ot a military paper. m mim Milwaukee Fights MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 4. "V.h Kct:hel and Papke rr dent of winning tonight's champion'hJT rontsst. Both the fi ' in excellent physical condition. Socialists Object To Theirjing's Trip; L0ND0IT, England, June 4. T ;e Socialist-Labor members of the House of Commons have made a protest against King Edward's visit to the Czar of Russia. A motion of censure, presented to the House, wat defeated. Chinese jJealed Up SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 4 Sixteen Chinese arrived here to dav in a sealed car from Oalveston, Tgas. 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