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VOL. XI. NO. 4207.
MILITIA
S GN E
Frear Intimates" That He Will Approve of
Amended Bill Providing for the Pay-
""" ment of Both Mayor's and Supervisors'
Road Department Appointees.
Tho KnnhlliiK Act, providing fur
tlio payment, not only of tliu toad
laborers wlin illil work but of tlio
Mayor's appointees wlio only loafed
nml walled for something to turn up,
will push both 1 louses with amend
ment nml will lie signed liy tlio (lov
rinor. That In the latest, nml the
statement la made us tlie result of n
conference held tills inoinlni; ho
Iweon Ileprcfccntntlrc Douthitt mid
tlnvernor l'rear.
Mr. Douthitt told the Clovernnr
that tho House did not want nor In
tend to concur In tlio Senate amend
niPiilM which Includo the Muyor'H ap
pointees In the list of those who mo
In hu inailo boiiollclnijes of the mcas
in u unless there was mine good len
run lo think that the lillt would hu
Hlgncd hy Hit) Excellency.
Of course, Uoveriior l'rear undo no
i ijlu'iit alali-ment or compromise. Ho
never docs, retaining still In ho Kx-
COOLLY WALKS.OUT
OF DURANCE VILE
lmioiy Harris, the negro prisoner
who escaped from the police station
yesterday, has not jet ben ic-arrest-cd.
Attending to Deputy Sherllt
Hose, tho man must have bioken prls
mi at 3 fl'elocl,, when the watch Is
changed. Up till that time, Hnrrls
had been sitting with a trusty and
had shortly hefoio been treated by
the police mirgeon for an Injury to
his eye, which was badly hurt dur
ing his encounter with Parker, tho
man he Is alleged to hao shot.
A short time nfter tho doctor treat
ed Harris, tho trusty noticed tlio ea
rn ped 'wall; up to tho sliding door
that opens into the iccclvlng sta
tion. Tho trusty at once leinarked,
In Hawaiian, to the warder: "Thcro
goes the darkey." The, Jailor io
plled to tho effect that ho supposed
t.onveone upstairs hud sent for liar-
Is.
Tho lecclvlng clerk did not notlco
the man walking past Ills desk. Miss
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3:30 EDITION
OR
ILL
NABLING ACT
einthe C'haiuher tho Judicial atti
tude mid manner which characteriz
ed him as n jurist. Hut he suggest
cd that tho I.eglslnture obtain front
tho Major a certified Htntcuicnt that
Ills appointees were actually ou hand
early every morning ready to go to
work If they Kot tho iliunce.
It wnH nlm ngioed that tho long
list of employes appended by tho
Senate to tho incnaiire ho eliminated
und a clause substituted mating that
tho lint of those to hencllt by the
measure can he found In tho olllco of
the County Auditor. This will great
ly reduce tho volume hulk uf the
House und Senate Journals, as there
are about thirty pases of names In
.the Senate's amendment to tho bill.
j As mioii as tho ccrtlllcato from tho
Major ciiti ho obtained, It Is probable
I that the bill will bo trotted out
rgalu. i.huved through both Houses
villi the nuw amendments, and sent
'up to the tlovcrnur for his signature.
MANY SPEED THE
DEPARTING GUESTS
Decked with lels, and waving minia
ture Hawaiian Hags as tho bhip pulled
away from her slip, Mrs. Ktla 8. Wash
burn, Most Worthy Grand Matron of
the Order of tho Eastern Star, and tho
members of her putty, departed for
the mainland this morning on tho Ala
meda. In tho party with Mis. Waslihuiii aro
Mrs. JiAinlo i:. Mnttheys. mist Worthy
Grand Mutinu; Mrs. Jennie A. Hiile,
Past Grand Matron of lown: Mrs. Ali
bi'' Kicbs, I'nst Grand Matron of Cal
ifornia, and Jilts Juanlta Hnlscy, Miss
Ccomlaua Smith and C. It. Williams,
A largo delegation, representing loc
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a
Itlds have hi en culled for for tho
remodeling of tho M. S. Grlnhuimi
buildings ou Kaahumnnu ami Queen
streets. Then, II. Davles & Co. havo
taken a lease ou the piemlses, which
iwlll bo Joined together for them. Tho
I do goods department of the llrm will
I be locate,! in tho building.
JliJLM 11M
S PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY,
LOCAL
BILLS
SESSION OF HOUSE
WAS BELLIGERENT
Kaniho's Wrath Aroused
By Two Warlike
Measures
BUT HIS ORATORY FAILS
. TO KILL MILITIA BILLS
All 1909 Records for Inane Speech
Broken by the Ubiquitous
Cannon Ball from
Kohala
HOUSE
30th Day Morning Session
It was a warlike session that tho
House held this morning bellig
erent in. more ways than one. Also,
tho highest tldo of tho session In tho
Hood of inanity and senseless speech
was reached, Kanlho, tho breezy
statesman from Kohala, belug the
particular bright and shining light
of the occasion. Hn exceeded oven
his own previous efforts in tho way
uf forensic foolishness, which, If
they gu abroad, will do moro to hurt
Hawaii and tho reputation of her
legislators than an thing jfUo that
has occurrofl this session.
The two bills over which the de
bate occurred were both measuics
relating to tho milltln, one providing
for militia enrollment, the other
amending tho militia laws of tlio
Territory with u view to putting Ha
wall on the same busls as tho other
States and Torrltoilcs.
Kanlho considered It an insult to
tho United States Government for
Hawaii to have any milltln at all,
a seeming lack of 'confldenco in tho
power of the Federal Government tc
protect these Islands Jn tho event of
war. Also, lie discerned In the In
traduction of tho bills a nefarious
scheme on tho part uf Adjutant Gen
ernl Jones to line his own pockets at
tho expense of the taxpayers, and u
schemo on the part of boiuo of his
follow legislators to Insure their re
election by securing tho vote of tho
National Guard In return for their
support of tho bill.
These brilliant Ideas he proceedeil
to expound with much pounding of
his desk, wild waving of his arms,
frantic bellowing with his great
olco that made the windows rattle
cud the walls of the legislative chum
her shake. Hut Ills eloquence failed
to convince a mujorlty of tho House
and the two bills were passed, though
with strong opposition.
Militia Enrollment.
Thn mllltla enrollment bill II. D. 85.
providing that tho tax assessor of each
taxation division shall, when icnuirod
to do so by tho Governor, prepare a
loll containing tho names of those in
his division subject to military duty,
was one of tho seven on tho order of
tho day for third reading. Tills bill
uuh tabled once, but tho Administra
tion got busy with tho Military Com-
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INDUSTRIAL EDITION
ISSUED TOMORROW
The II u 1 1 e t I n will Issue
tomorrow evening its Indus
trial Kditlon for tho year
191111. The Industrial section
Is printed in a special form
similar to that followed In
previous years, but tho text
and Illustrations are more ex
tensive and elaborate.
The Industrial Kditlon will
bo delivered to each regular
subscriber of the II u I I c 1 1 n
hut will not be Included iu the
Btreot sales. Thine not regu
lar subscribers may obtain
copies at fifty cents each.
This edition contains spe
cial articles on the industries
of the Islands written by Hoy
u 1 IJ. Mead, A F. Judd. Wil
liam Willlunison, W. A. Kin
ney, Dr. K. V. Wilcox. Br. .lur
ed Smith, Jas, 1) Dole. A de
scilptlon Is gUen of every au
gur plantation In the Islands
and special attention has liven
paid to the homestead move
ment. AGED SCIENTIST
Dr.. Sefeno Bishop
Called Hence By
Death
Is
HIS LIFE WAS RICH
IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Venerable Minister Passed Most
His Bays in Ministering to the
Peo.ile of the Islands
of His Birth
of
Shortlv after S o'clock last nlirlit " roauing wiinoui nuy opposition.
. V I in . . Senator Coelho's resolution, calling
Rev Seiono R. Illshop passed uway. for tho apimlntinert of a commission to
For nenrly sixty years the veteran Investigate nnd report upon nil unpat-
minister was a leading llguro iu tho i-ntcd und ununartletl lauds In tho Tor-
Holds of religious and scientific re- rltory, passed second reading,
search, and death brought to u closo Though Introduced by tho Maul Sen-
n life rich in tho deeds that count. ut"r,' tl', ff0'""0" ww really drawn
I)r lllshun was 8- veara old his u'' b' ,ho JllllclarJ' Comtnltteo of tho
. ...... wa8l8-ycairs olu n Senato, after consultation with tho
last birthday, and death resulted Governor, as a substitute for a bill of
from n general breaking-down caused nioro general character Introduced by
hy udvnnclng years. C'oolho, (
Though, during tho greater part To Right Wrongs,
of his Ilfo, Dr. Illshop practiced his The lesiilutlon sets forth tliut, nt tho
calling us a minister of tho Gospel i,?,,!1'0,,?"'"' Ma,hll f !a.n,ls' c"'
In tliesa Islands It Is ns .. Kcl....tlst !" IroicrllOH wero Intended to go lu
ll tneso islands, t Is as a scientist t0 tbo session or certain ikmboiib,
tliut his name has become most uinil. In fnct. did u.i turn kii. .,...-.
i.uunii tu lame, in aepieiuucr, issu,
ho discovered the corona cauueu uy
the Krakatoa eruption, since known
in Kurope as "Circle do Ulshop." In
1884 he received the third Wurner
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Popular
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For the Finest Meals in Town.
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Spring1 Mattresses
NEW SHIPMENT OF HIGH GRADE, IMPORTED
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mXrCH 24, 1909. 8 PAOES.
HAWAIIAN OFFICERS
ONLY FOR HAWAII
Chillingworth Fathered
Resolution In
Senate
S0L0NS WILL VISIT
DIAMOND HEAD WORKS
Upper Chamber Gallops Through Ute
; Session, Passing Many Bills on
j Second Reading Opium
I Law Is Tabled
SENATE.
Thirtieth Djy Morning Seitlon.
Senator Chllllnguortli tills morning
Introduced a lOMilutlon Into tho .Senate,
upposlug the npi ointment of nuy main
hinder, cither ns Federal Judge, United
State District Attorney, or lo any
other Federal oMlco In this Territory.
In his resolution, Chillingworth
enumerates the; reasons why Hawaii
ani should he chosen to (111 onlco In
Hawaii, calling attention that, In most
matters, the Federal Government Is
moro and more adopting tho policy of
treating tl.c Islands us tho States of
tho Union aro treated, rather than as
Territories.
Ho also calls attention to the fact
that, for many years prior to annexa
tion, both during the tlmo of tho mon
archy and of tho provisional govern
ment, Hawaii had a complete legal
system modeled on the systems of
Knglanil and America. He therefore
asks that tho President und Attoruo)
General, as well ns Congresn, ho mo
moralized against appointing any but
a cltlren of this Territory to Fcderul
office hero.
As the resolution seemed lory com
prehensive! in Its scope, it was referred
to tho Judiciary Committee for consid
eration beforo being passud up to tlio
Senate for voting.
No Barricades.
House tllll No. 131, forbidding tho
urectlon of any form of barricade In
places whom g'mhllng equipment Is
dlspla)od, and in i . i' j misdemean
or for any poison to a piscnt In u
barricaded placo where gamhling par
aphernalia Is on exhibition, passed
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It's the Bulletin
VANCOUVER, B. C, March 24.
view today in which he stated that
battleships in the Pacific.
Kidnappers
SHARON, Pennsylvania. March
the persons by whom he was kidnapjd.
implicated in the case is known to the
mav not prosecute.
20 BATTLESHIPS
i FOR THE PMIFIG
Sunk By Kaiser's Yacht
HAMBURO, Germany, March 21. The Imperial yacht Hohcnzollctiu
today collided with and sunk the Norwegian steamer Par. Tliccicw were
rescued. ,
Great Storm Raging
CHICAGO, 111., March 24. A severe storm ptcvails throughout the'
West and South. Wires are down and reports nrc meager, but great dam
ape is believed to We been suffered in Teas.
PRINCESS KUNI TO PARIS
T0KI0, Japan, March 24. The Princess Kuni has started for Paris.
Prince Kuni is a general in the Japanese army and a cousin of Prince
Fushimi.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATORS ADJOURN
SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 24. Th California Legislature ad
journed today.
PINEAPPLE CROP
MOVING RAPIDLY
Kvery fi eight steamer that leaves
tho port Is carrylni; n steadily In
cieaslug cargo of Hawaiian pineap
ples, Tho crop Is hcRlnnluB to move
under the Impetus of tho advertising
campaign carried on hy tho associa
tion of pineapple growers and tho
general reduction of price that en
ables tho retailer to put his product
before tho consumer ut twenty-live
cents a tin,
A considerable quantity of Inst
year's pack is still in the warehouse
hut tho movement of the last' few
weeks Is a very good sign of the
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Any advertising patron of the B u 1
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24. The Whitla bov hns iilentiScd
It is rumoied that the woman
family nnd it is possible they
times nnd makes the grower and tho
caiiner loo'., forward to the coining
keason with some degree of ciiull-denc-c
'i
How well sustained the present
movement will ho It Is, of Cuursc, luir
possible to piedlct. The stocks In
Jobbers' hands has heeti very low ev
er since the days of tho panic. Tho
middlemen have been carrying Just
enough for Immediate, demands. They
seem to he taking on heavier stocks
ulthough tho extent nnd full signifi
cance of the present demand cannot
he determined until moro complcto
lepoits nro received.
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