Evening bulletin. [volume], July 01, 1909, 3:30 EDITION, Image 1

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10 PAOES. HONOLULU, TERRIT ORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 190910 PAGES.
PRICE S CENTS.
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leielwd for tin' IIIloraru meeting,
nnd a cnsifal glance over tKotn hIhiwh
filial nil llu- horses nt note In tin-no
(Islands -have- been entorqil tor one
or. nil offne races:
JULY 5..
TliKl itmc- Unit hijlo; .Tnp.itipca
1mrses: ll l-l hands 'high nr under;
purse f Tid 1. I. Inn, Innilu: -'. Chnr-
h YiiiiinniiKu: !'. Dickey, Tnsnkli
A SmiiiiiI riiiiVl'lirce-fourths mile:
"Vice for nil" purse J2S0 1, Clnrn
;0., M.-J. Hndrlgues'; 2, Mzlo Mooie.
31. .1. Uodrlguos; 3. J. T.. .1. T. Molri'
l. Adrian l.ocoiiviour, McClellun.
.....i... m ml ...!... ...IU.
t-. lllllll IHl'O I llioc-iuui him mm-,
fJupttiicso; ficn fir nil; purse jji 00
II. I.lim Inmlii: -'. ToiiMii Til -initio
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(Johnnie. Yiimnnngn
I ui en; 4(i.Miiuiilc, Ikt
OniTinile; HnwhlC
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11)111 111 i mo
! ii bicd.s; .pursy 11,000 A- 1, Major
Collier; Hriighcllhj ' KastcrbOy,
rO('ltouiko;:!, -Young Sum, O'lluuihu;
i, nniii;u, itwiieii.
. I'lfth riKTl''lvp-p"litliM mile:
free- for till, pur.-o Stlon 1,Wclier,
.Mccii'iiaii: a, .i. t.. Moir; :s, iiann-
iilcn, O'llourho: I, Major Collier,
llitighelll; fi, Cnpt. Tin ecu, Jmlil,
JULY fi.
1'lrst mt'ii llnir mill); free for
nil; puise $1"5 1, Ailriiin l-oi-onv-itur.
Mi'CIpIIuii; i. J, T., Moll", 3,
WVIiur, .MiClulInn; 4, Koulmi, Jiulili
Svioml ruco Tlnee-foui His iiIIIp;
Hawaii. in IiciIh; .Mhk IiiiiiIh' HtnKo'i;
l"illili'iin; piiin' $500 1, Tonyo, Tn
kiiM; 2, IJiihtpiljuy, O'ltomku; 3,
YiniiiK Sum, O'lttmiku; I, I'mnl:, H.
.1 I.yinuii.
' Tlilnl Hncn Onp nml oiio-fntirtli
mill's: .MercliiinU' Klalio; fico for nil;
put nt' $1,noo 1, llanonlrn , ()'
Until kt; 2. Mnjor Collier. Ilrughulll;
:!, Wi-ljor. McClcllun; I, WnrlntJ.
W.irien.
Kuiiith nice MHo lionlii 'i In 3;
ft imi for nil; trnt or pace; -mvnem to
iHIvp: pnite $2.".0 l, K. H. Hpnrst.
UitiKliulll; 2, ('nrnpll, W. H. C.
Cnmplicll; 3, Walilii .)., Mousnrrittt;
,1, .Iiilin I)., I.yninn.
I'lflli Unco Tlircp-fonrtliR nillo;
JupmiPbe: fioe for nil; pumo 11B0
I. Mini. Innilu; '.', .Ilmmlo, Ikoiln;
3, Tonyo, Tana Id; 4, Jolinnlc, Ya-
lllllllllRO.
Siktli late (riiroo-foiirtlis nillo;
Hawaiian liioils; imiiko ?-.rill 1,
Major oilier. IIiiibIipIH; 2, Hauler
Poj, O'ltouike; 3, YotttiR Sam, 0'
Itourko; l IiiiIIkd, Warion.
You can get
More
Satisfaction
Nowadays in a ieady-to-wear suit
of clothes made by expert tailors
than you can in custom-made clothes
put together by mediocre tailors.
And you can get more satisfaction
in an
Alfred
Benjamin
ieady-to-wear suit than in any
other make.
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The Kash Co.,
LIMITED
Ccr. Fort and Hotel Sts.
4th
HILO
Sppntli race Tlirpp-fimrtlm mile;
frpis for all; pnin- $2."0 -- 1, llano
iilrn, O'llniirko; . Wolior. JtcClel
laii; 3, Adrian Lecoiivronr, McClel
Inn; 4, Captain rorsee, Jtidil.
lllRlith rai'p Half mile; Japan
ese liorfesj 14 lunula; purse 130 1,
I, Ina, liiadn; -, Charley, YnmimnKn;
.". Dickey, Tnnakl; 4, Harney. N'IhIiI.
N I n Hi rate I'lo-i'lKlitlni mllo;
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CLERKDROPPED;
MONEY OVER
Changes Under New Ap
propriation Bill In
Judiciary Dept.
XI Chief .it.uk c Ilmntc-ll: "It U tl
:: my oiili.lun thai It Ik n public duly tl
:; tn economize public money uliero tt
:: tlilH may bo done v.'itliout Impair- tt
;! Inn tlio olllcloncy of tliu m-rvlco." tt
it tt
Un.ler the livpilionientH of Iho new
appropriation bill I.. V. Scott, foutcrly
u clerk In tho Cleik's olflco of tlvj Ju
diciary Department, Is today dicppod
from the rervlce, as theio In not money
enough to ictaln hllu In that rapidly.
Miss Cook, llioielnfore stonoKri'plier
only, Is lolalned im iiUBlt'-tiint elerk
anil librarian, MIsh Koll will lonaln
iik i.tenoi;raiher and rleik, bntli nt n
Balmy of 1125. J. M. Yllmahcle anil
Alexander K. Anna, who previously act
i d 113 llbrllrlnus and mesKeiiKei'M 1 1 tho
Judlrlaiy depaitmcnt, me appo ntcil
under the new uppriiprlatlou lit I ns
clerks In tho' Clerk's nlllco ut 1100 a
month enrh. Clerk Thoiupsou of tho
Supreme Court will retnln the innio
poclthiii, u.i well ns Chief Clerk Smith
of llio Cleik'a ofllce.
It Is anticipated that It will n t bo
necessary to apimlnt nil iiddll onal
mesheiiRer, iiIIIioiikIi $"" per mouth Is
uvallalle lur that piirpnse. There will
.bo mi other oIi'.iukos In tho Judiciary
Depart inert.
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Tho I'nlnro Cafe chjeil Its doors
last ulKllt for Ihe Inst time, us mi fill
Iher llcotiH) was :iipllcd foi
lHrW'jSK
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SUGAR TRUST
WATER DEAL
CLOSED TODAY
Gov't Has Accepted
Proposition For
Settlement
Superintendent of l'ubllc Works
Murslou Campbell today completed
nriniiRemcnts with tho United States
Unvcrnmont for tho supply of 200,
000 gallons of wnter per day by tho
Knlaupapa Water Works, to tho Lep
er Settlement nt Molokul. Negotia
tions have been on for some time In
legnrd to the mutter, Involving le-
pulrs, keeping up nt the station mid
a consideration of $1,390.97. Mr.
Campbell receded word this morn
Ipg that the proposition had been ac
cepted and tho government will get
the work under wny nt once.
HERE'S TO DEAR
OLD UNCLE SAM
Birthday Celebration By
; Hls-Sons VUI Do
him Justice
Tho program for tho Fourth of July
celebration Is now practically completo
nnd George II. Carter, chnli man of tho
committee In charge, considers It one
of tho best that has ever been iirianged
hero. Heretofore local talent has been
depended iiou entirely but the coming
exercises in the Opera House will bo
pnitlclpnted ill by many distinguished
and patriotic visitors.
Tho celebration will commence ut
approximately 10:15 it. in., by which
time tho parndo is expected to bo over,
but ns many of those who will speak
later take part In this, the meeting can
not bo held until the paruders aio dis
missed. Tho Grand Army boys, tho various
consuls ami the heads of tho nrmy mid
navy departments hero, will occupy
seats or honor on tho platform, and
Chairman Curler Is desirous tint as
many of tho audience as possible placii
In their lapel or wear somowheio a
llttlo flag ns a syniHi of their Aluer
Icaushlp and patriotism.
Marshall Darrnch, uhn has pi o veil
his elocutlonlslln abilities by portray
ing whole Shakespeaio plays, will ie.nl
tliu Declaration of Independence. Dr.
Thomas Greene, lectuier and ncluntlst,
will gliu his lectmo on Ihe "Hod, Vhlto
nnd lllue,' which hus become famous
nil over tho United Slates.
Mr. Dennett, the baritone, will sing
and tho !th Cavalry Hand will play,
making up tho musical piogr.uu of Ihe
morning.
Theie will be 11 regular mooting of
Hawaiian Tribe I. O, It, M.. nt 7 30
this evening In K. of l hall Itiilslug
up ol Chiefs.
Excellent
Sites
We have some very attract
ive sites on our "For Sale"
lists which are worth your
time and attention to inves
tigate, Are you looking for a con
venient office T There are no
better oflko buildings than
the Boston and the Judd.
Call today.
Real Estate Department.
Hawaiian Trust Company,
Ltd.
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SUGAR TRUST
IN CONSPIRACY
NEW YORK, July 1. The Federal Grand Jury returned indict
ments today against the American Sugar Refining Company, commonly
I known as the Sugar Trust, President Thomas and five of the directors of
the company, charging them with conspiracy in restraint of trade.
These indictments are the outcome of the investigation made by the Gov
ernment into the operations of the Sugar Trust in the destruction of the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company.
PLOT WAS TO
KILLTHE CZAR
STOCKHOLM, July 1. The police have' unearthed an anarchis plot
to assassinate the Czar of Russia during his visit to the city. The as
sassination of the Chief of Police, accomplished while the Czar was here,
was an incident of the plot that had the Czar as its object. Eight peo
ple have been arrested.
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'Quakes Spread Terror
MESSINA, Sicily, July 1. Severe shocks of earthquake felt here to
day terrorized the inhabitants and panic reigned.
REGGIO- July 1. Loud explosions accompanied the earthquakes
experienced here today. The walls of ruins fell from the force of the
shocks. One man is reported killed and ten injured in the ruins.
Russians
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1. Or-
liters have been issued for mobilizing
'the Russian expedition to Teheran,
The forces of the Czar will occupy
the Persian capital.
Deficit
09 Million
WASHINGTON, July 1. The
Treasury Department's statement is
sued today shows the Government de
ficit at the end of the fiscal year,
June 30, to be eighty-nine millions
of dollars. It was generally pre
dicted that the deficit would reach
one hundred millions.
Is Dropped
BINGHAM IS OUT.
NEW YORK, July 1. Mayor Mc
Clellan today removed Police Com
missioner Bingham from office.
B0- BULLETIN ADS PAY m
Territorial
Messenger
Servioe
' LETTER AND PARCEL DELIVERY
j TLEPH0NE 301. .
Mobilizing
Bingham
SUPERVISORS
On tho recommendation of Marslnu
Campbell, Superintendent of Public
Works, the ltoad Department will be
mined to tho building occupied by the
miii'r ' it unices from tho Executive
building. The Ilotrd will occupy the
room now occupied by tho Auditor,
wlio will In his turn move into Judge
Amlrado's quarters. Judge Audrado
gets out Into the wldo. wild world and
wnndois. Payrolls for employees on
thioo mad districts were also passed
by the Supervisors at noon today,
when the other decision was reached.
Capt. Howe, head o: tho U. S. llu
reau of Hulls and Hollers Inspecllon
hero, today stated that ho thought the
l'rosior's heavy cargo has caused her
to spring 11 leak. He believes that the
louk closes when tho vessel Is unload
ed and resumes business when Iho
heavy ties lire again In her hold. Ho
considers tho hull sound nnd this tho
only defect, which, ho says, when
found can bo caulked up, and tho vcb
eoI rendered seaworthy.
OUR NEXT FRUIT boat will be
the Lurline, July 2.
Island Fruit Co.,
72 S. KING. PHONE 19.
Gold and Silver
Gillette
Razors
HOLUSTERDRUGCO.
Established 1879
THE PALM stands
1 for the best only
in all things to eat.
Hotel, nr. Union
DECISION ON
IMMIGRATION
Department of Commerce and,
Labor Hold That Trachoma,
Does INot Bar Chinese From
Entering r1awall---Chen Yars Re-.J
leased
An important decision Just rendered
by Iho Department of Commerce utid
Labor, which will nlfect the oiilnuico
of hundreds of Chinese Into Hawaii
from their nathe country, was to lay
received by the Immigration "d'cHl".
nnd ns a result Chen Ynu, n plantation
'laborer, who has boon held by the au
thorities ever since his nrrlvu! on the
Siberia M.iy 29, was released today
Chen Ynu was emplojed on the U'.il
alua plantation, and left Iioi.u'ulii ..r.
.May 30, 190fi for n visit CM l.i.
Under tho Immigration jxw, u Ch!neu
iniiJt return to tho country o, liU ado
llon within u year, otherwise he Is not
allowed to leiitu Ills native oi How
ever, ho may securo with pi.vo" shew
ing an extension of the time to two
years, Tills Chen Ynu did, but In the
meantime he contracted ti.iohomu t
fH.mmni, nt'.. ill.nnuit t,,,.,ir (1,.. Oil.xtl.
'als. At tho expiration of f i-
years, n piepared tn count UnK tittne return or Jmndfubj of Cli'.neto lo ?:,
Hawaii, hut the InnnUratloii olllclals this conntiy. who tiro In exactly lliu-fc
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ii-ji- u-u 1111 iJuoouht- .11 inu irjiuiL ui ihu.iii' ;iwbuiiiii iir neurit SIJ US 1II1S mail
the examining physician, on account orniid Is one of ur few- remarkable do
the man s ees. Time an,! time, again
SECOND WITNESS
IN RIOT CASE
When Iho riot trial was called be
foif 'ud'e Itoblusou this morning.
Aug ut Spllluer was called to the stand
li Iho defense.
l.lghtloot: "When l hem men ilrowi
you away did they have Micks mid
stones In their hands?"
Witness: "That Is tho time the
sticks and stones How."
Mr. Spllluer Identified Merlin as Ihe
iiuu who throw the missies.
I.lghlfoot: "Whoro did )'ou go?"
Witness: "To the edge of town."
I.lghtfoot: "How much time elapsed
liefoio oii returned?"
Witness. "About tlvo mlnnles."
Light font: "Whut was the condi
tion of things when you came back
and saw Scinllle?"
Witness: "A big crowd was there,
about 400 I think."
I.lghtfoot: "What was thu ciowd do.
Ing?"
I Witness- "They had ScoOllo In tho
house they seemed glad to have him."
I.lghtfoot: "They woie protecting
him?"
Witness: "Yes, sir."
Mr. Kinney objected to Iho answer
on the giouud Hint he did not linilei
hlund the iiuestlon.
"Is Is a good thing Sco,lllo hud pro
tection," tald I.lghtfoot, "wiih nil Iho
shouting nnd excitement that pie-
The
Banister
Shoe
Surpassing duality and inimitable
ityles. One pair sells another. The
new University last has just arrived.
We have them in patent kid and
vici kid oxfords,
Price, $6.50
MANUFACTURERS'
SHOE CO., LTD.
Chen Ynu applied to the Consul nt
Hongkong for permission to iniiko tho
trip, but wiii turned down.
During this time n remarkable c.isii
was being fought through the Kcdernt
courts, that of tho United States
ug.ilnst N.ikashlna, over a caso of tra
choma, and went to the Circuit Court
of ApoaI. Hero It was decided tlinty
tho restriction in the Immigration law
applied only W to ImmlgrniilH. not to iT
return iilli-ns, .:.
Uimitf ibis decision Wnilit Wnrroii
ThiyeiW tills city, attorney for Chen J
Ynn, aijpeali'd to tho Department of'S
Cnimni-rco and Labor. Tim matter Ij
was taken up nt oneo and silted to tho n
liottom Mr Th.i)or toduy received y
me ueiisiou ironi inn uepaitment, tav I
orabio to his caso, and sustaining tho .7".
ilerlilon In tho Xnkashln.i. Mr. Thay-'-is
ci -11111 111 it-ani 10 1110 iiecisiou: -r
Will have u er wldo effect niton iT&
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unions teiideiod In such 11 case. ''
vailed."
"Heaven pio'.orve us from biich pro
tection." raid Kinney.
I.lghlfoot' -Most of the tlnio the
Mi"Vers were talking tho c jwd iu
imilued ipilet "
j Witness "When the spoor le j jitjii.
pen. inu oiunii siiouieii louuiv
l.lghtfiMit: "What do you menu by
the noises they made?"
Witness: "It looked like they wero.
nying 10 urivo uwuy tuo policemen. 1;
I.lghtfiHit: "As a matter of fait the ,
applauded when the speakers fin
ished? Witness: "Tho whole rlio-hang wero
constantly shouting."
Uglitroot: "After Mlauchl gol
through with his nieccli did tho crowd
go away?"
Witness. "Some went nway in about
Ion mtmiUs."
I.lghtfoot: "What part of tho
crowd wont nway. to hear Mnklno nnd
Negoro?"
Witness: "About half, they wero
moving ul-thu time."
I.lghlfoot: "Did jou see Mr. Hull
come lo tlio orrivuT"
Witness: "Yes, ho caino on horse-hack."
Ughtfoot "Did anybody Inteiforo ?
with his going Into tho building?"
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