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VOL. ;xxxvni, No. 1C. HONOLULU, H. T., TUESDAY, -FEBRUARY 24. 1903 SEMI-WEEKLY. WHOLE No. 24G4.
HOUSE OH
IXPEHSE
QUESTION
Matter of Printing
Is Taken
Up.
TT4Kk In earnest was Inaugurated
yesterday by the Legislature, though
oIf two hours were given to the
of the House and Senate. The
holiday came in between, but as much
iru done as possible, owing to the fact
tkst much of the most Important of the
legislation has reached the stage of
printing; and committee work,
Tfcs county bill was offered In the
Howse and passed through Its first
reading by title, and sent to print.
This Important part of the proceeding
-will be taken In charge by the House
-committee, under the arrangement between
the two bodies. The expenses of
each body will be kept separate this
time, and It was determined at a joint
committee meeting this morning that
;tliere should be only one translation
made, and that the bill shall then be
printed In sufficient numbers to supply
the needs of both houses and the expense
will be shared equally.
There were Informal meetings
members of the committees during
the half hour after adjournment of
. the House, and the rules committee,
especially, prepared for action later by
asking that each member find from
others of his party what Is wanted, so
that there may be a new set of rules
-framed. Other committees got down to
organisation, andi will proceed with
-work Immediately.'
An old friend appeared in the House
when Jessie MakVhal, chairman of the
Hone Rule part; Jwas made assistant
clerk and began 7ork with Meheula.
Aylett introduced his old bill to repeal
the laws in regard to segregation and
control of lepers, and the regulations
for appropriations were offered freely.
Both bodies took Interest In their
measures for paying expenses. The
Senate passed its bill, and the House
forwarded Its own, the former carrying
325,000 nnd the later $40,000.
When business had begun, Speaker
Beckloy said that much delay had been
caused at the last session because of
the partiality shown some printing
houses, which resulted in an accumu
lation of work, rendering it impossible
that the bills could be gotten through
-with dispatch. There was a great deal
of work to be done at this session, and
-consequently he would Instruct the
clerk to call for bids for printing from
all the printing houses, so that the
printing commltee would have a basis
upon which to work, and which would
establish a rate for printing. He hoped
that the printing would be so distributed
that there would be the least delay
to the House. Despite the fact that
this day wns being celebrated as a
holiday in honor of the Father of the
Country, he hoped that the House
would spend the morning In hard work,
and then adjourn.
Aylett gave notice of his Intention to
Introduce a bill repealing the laws relating
to secregntlon of lepers and
treament of leprosy.
Fernandez presented a resolution providing
for npnroprlutlons for homestead
roads in Hamakua, the mnln rond.
and for school houses. In support of
the resolution Fernandez told of the
roads needed, nnd the resolution was
laid on the table to await the appropri
ation bills.
Kupihea presented a resolution pro
viding for nn appropriation of $40,000
for macadamizing King street from the
King Street bridge to Kapukakt, ntya:
for 130,000 for the extension of Queen
street to Knllhl: nnd for $!i,000 for
lighting King strict to Moannlua; and
a resolution, which wns ndopted, providing
thnt the usual hour of meeting
fclmll be 10 n, in.
Kumnlue presented n resolution pro
viding for $7,f.ft0 In support of the
ploianl Maternity llnine. Pnele's res
olution culled for $3,000 for
lug Mllluv strent from YYyllln lo the
limrry Kalll wnntml $Ji.7O0 for
bridges n llumilel, Knuitl, nnd
asked for $13,000 for relocating and
lecnnMirurtlng the. innln iond through
Mnuhiiu plantation, $i:ooo for the rond
lio I.ymun uiiiiii, mid $i;,ooo for nther
Irmtdi lu Iliimukun IIiiIh Introduced a
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in mm wimrr ami nimi iso.poo for loeut.
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MIUTIAAEN
OF HONOLULU
BEAT WORLD
Judgment Is Given by
Officers of the
Regulars.
wind, cold for Honolulu, swept
THE dust In eddying gusts down
across that triangular piece of
ground at the Junction of King and
Merchant streets that is known, para
doxically, by the name of Capitol
Square, but not the wind ncr the coiu
the dust could keen the citizens
from gathering there to see the evolutions
of the crack companies of the
Hawaiian National Guard In their competitive
drill for the silver cup that by
yesterday's victory has become the
property of F Company.
A grand stand, for the invited guests,
had been built in the vacant lot at the
corner of Merchant and King streets,
but the people began gathering on the
sidewalks that line the square long before
any of the favored ones had taken
the seats In the stand reserved for
them, and by the time set for the drill
to begin the sidewalks on both sides
as far as the Opera House, and as far
as the gate of the Capitol grounds were
black with the forms of men, women
and children, with a fringe of the brown
legs of barefooted email boys lining the
curb right In front the whole distance,
and Merchant, King nnd Richards
street's, all opening Into the squure,
were packed for a long wny along their
length with carriages nnd horsemen and
people on foot, blocking the passage
of the Rapid Transit curs to Wulklkl.
The police, on foot and mounted, with
Sheriff Brown In full uniform nt their
head, were on hand early to keep the
square clear for the movements of the
troops, but It was a good-natured
crowd, not inclined to infringe upon
the reserved space, and the police were
nlfco so good-natured that they did not
attempt to keep the small boys out of
the high trees around about, and so It
was a day of happiness for everybody.
The Invited guests began to come
early, too, I.orrln
Andrews was almost tint first in the
grand stand, but the military men who
had been selected as judges of the drill,
Captain Burls D'A, I'eurce, I.luut. H,
V, Nuwton iuhI I.leut, J, 1', Hoblnson,
nf the Artillery Corps, weiu clone ul his
heels, mid lifter them came tlm muni
tho legUlatiiro nnd tho Federal, wllli III innten The company wiu met
oillcluls, und nuvul und inllltuiy men Hie field by the military Judges of the
und ii whole iot of tlm bem known 'drill, Colonel JoneH nnd hU stuff having
people of tlm city, filling tlm rlmlr In i.. ilnnl ufler guaid mount, mid the coin,
tlm Ktuiid fust. Tlm (luvuriiur hiiiI MnUpuiiy wus put ilirimgli Its puns under
Pole ieiii(ml kcuU illrectl) In tlm mid. J tlm nyi. of Dm orllhs
dm of tlm front row of seats, und rim huv, niileur of tlm
I ifm was Heuulor Ciulibu J'ieM..iit of ,,y, ,vt Unit. It aiwf ul I It-it well
lliti Hcimio, Turilloiliil Hvdwlnir Oboikw Tin uvnnin ji'tniige mud" by Urn
II. fiirUriiiMl Terilioilul Tieimurvr Kt- eoiniuiiiy wi.v Oml. rim linn who1
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tion of RIchnrdH street, and as the
police cleared a way through the crowd
Uerger's band, with the drum corps,
was seen, coming down that thoroughfare,
leading the entire First Regiment,
with the exception of the HUo and
companies, in martial array. The
troops followed the band past the grand
stand, arms all a-port as they went
by, and under the example of Governor.
Dole every Invited guest arose ns they
filed by, the gentlemen returning the
salute of the soldiers by taking off their
hats,
Although the show was exclusively;
military, and therefore apt to become
tiresome, there was a diversity In the I
program offerea, and despite a couple of
hard showers of rain toward the close
of the day, not a spectator gave up his.
place while the drill was In progress. '
The troops, marching past the grand
stanu. turned anu went ine lengin oi
the square, where the band fell out; still 'and Lieutenants S. K. Kamalopill and
playing, nnd the soldiers wheeled and' Daniel Kekaullke, was the next to drill,
went into the Capitol grounds through Theictyrpnny came on the field In
the King street entrance. Then a Bmall piaidoir'tormatlon, which seemed their
mixed company came back, ty the same
gate, and there wns a formal guard
mount under the direction of Colonel
jones to me music or me uana nnu me
drum coriw. This was a taste of the
entertainment for the day, and rather
un appetizing one. The guards Being
'nlnnwl tliBnppfnpii'nril nnpiid nil .. nftm
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ernoon, soldier-like, nlong the front of
xne crowu lining euner siue oi me
square, ready to aid the police In keep-
ing order had aid been needed, nnd
this guard was relieved at intervals
uuriiig ie cuuree oi me aiiernoun in
true military fashion. In fact, the re-
ueving oi me guuru, wnen me time ror
reuer came, was so very realistic tnut
the mind was carried right to camp
when It was going forward, und the
whole thing might have been a bit out.
of regular army life Instead of a boll-
day spectacle of citizen soldiers for the
display ofahelr proficiency. The boys
of the guard squud "hiked" around the
square like old veterans, nnd the boys
wno went on uuiy went wim mo einsuc in tne march than the boys of the pre-step
only a soldier can assume who is ceding company had done, but did not
himself set free from carrying u line so well and there were some slight
ket along a tiresome beat, and sees an- trnces of raggedness In the movements
other soldier condemned to take his m masse across the field. The men
turn at It. at one moment particularly, when they
The display at the entrance of the wc"e ""ed up facing the Capitol
upon the field had been com- lnK close to the sidewalk, seemed too
plete, even to the battery of two much afraid of stepping on the toes
tain howitzers commanded by I.leut. ot the barefooted boys to preserve their
Gormun, and the iimbulance corps of formation ut Its best. .
the first regiment. After guard mount,) Following the drill of K Company
there was music, the field wns i,.utenant aormnu with his two-gun
cleared. And then K Company, headed buttery gave un nrtlllery drill, with
by Captain Nuhora Hlpa, nnd most deadly volleying of blank
J. K. Muuluii nnd Thomns Kaka- trldges, that was so realistic that a hard
lla, came down the field, and the drill Hhouer of rain coming In the midst of It
was on, This, first of the companies did not drlvo n single person In ull the
entered for the competition, came on In large crowd lo Hlieltcr. A round of
order, nnd mndo a most credltnhlu pluuso rewarded the artillerymen. The
uppenrnnce, but there wns Just a slight, crowd wns generous, lu thut regard,
hitch In th cndeiieo of their step. It all tho tlinp, mid every cjmipuny und
was so slight, Indeed, that no onn but every officer has partisans.'"
an expert would have seen It, and It it was growing somewhat lute, und
seumei to be dun mom limn anything there went still spits of ruin In Ihu
else to the stature of one iiimi In the nlr when Cuptuln Humuul Johnson with
ri'iir rank. I In was loo short to swlnir l.lintmmlu U' w Cirlii. i i i
initfl siildiKi'liku In llnlriy nim inolluii It was llkti Hm mnvit.
mjuiiiinini u in ko"I unUr. Hu-y wfrunmnl f a iiti f flm inwiinii.
1 1 ti ii rnrrfi'liy !' u Imlr, und in fuull
rould ui found Mlih llii'in w lit'ii tli'
ilii.il iir ivIibii livhl ilmir kudu for
Hi inaptmiion nf ill JudKt. lwry
I'tolmioii inu'lu un oivrs wmii.l
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any company of soldiers In the whole
world is Lould have beaten them. That
is the judgment of the milltury experts.
Captain Nuhoia Hlpa's men probably
have no superiors, and few equals outside
the Hawaiian National Guard
Theyj". could be taken anywhere, and
would do the Territory credit.
ThoJcrowd may or may not have
grown tired of drilling soldiers while
inc. viiioi, company was on mo neia
There 'was no sign of weariness. Nev
ertheless, by w;ay of breaking the
monotonv.Mis the band struck up while
E Coy.pany inarched off the field, a
squadi of men from Company H, led by
Captain Thompson, came marching
down and was out through a bayonet
exercise that thrilled the crowd so that
a greal cheer ran along Its whole length
v;hlle the boys drilled. It was a clever
bit of 'work, moot cleverly done by all
hands,
Comoanv n. r.infnin Hi10iva tiooo
favorite order. No matter how the"
wheeled and turned und chnrged and
laid down and fired as skirmishers, nnd
came down the field toward the grand
stand, shouting, with fixed bayonets,
ulmost Impaling Captain Pearco upon
one occasion, they still broke into
. .
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jiuiuujin iiKUlll. XIIUJ Kfll'W HOW IO OO
ft, moreover, but they were up ngalnst
the same real thing In the competition
that confronted their comrades of E.
Company. The boys of F Company were
being saved to the last, and every
unman on tlie ground wus living In
dread of .what Captain Sam Johnson's
ooys would do. That they would do
wonderful things, everybody know,
Small wonder that the men who drilled
ahead of them should have been all
but overcome by nervousness. It Is to
the lasting credit of the companies that
fulled to win prizes that they did as
well as they did do. Company G had Its
marching and countermarching, too,
and seemed to strike a better cadence
led tlm nuclc roiiipuny of tlm
Nutlonul Oimnl on to tlm field. Tlm
rnptiiln looked a luuder, und his iikhi
u Hoop of wlimois, They wliHitd Inm
Hie sqiiuiu from tlm Court building
side, Hum reuiliig tlm iihiiuI urihTr, und
rum i"n un mm nmn to tlm Hniml
Hund, niuiikliiu Into pli.iooiiN us limy
runm on, Inu kiiIUiik huri lulu line
formation in i!m to iUm m holt
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CAPTURE
CDNSUBULARY BUT
. TURN THEM LOOSE
Arizona Wants to Annex Seven
Counties of Southern California
and Be a State.
(ASSOCIATED F&ESB OABJKQKAHB.)
MANILA, Feb. 23. Three hundred Ladro'nes under Gen. San
Mirjuel captured and released three detachments of, constabulary.
Rizal constabulary killed eleven Ladroncs in Luzon.
Naval officers aboard the United States Naval Transport Soltcu
were shown the above dispatch yesterday and asked concerning the
methods of the Ladroncs with respect to prisoners. Sonic of the officers
stated that they had heard of Ladroncs making such disposition of their
prisoners, although it was to some extent, unusual. The Ladroncs prefer
arms to captives.
As to Rizal, he4s General Rizal, in command of a division of constabulary
in Luzon. Rizal was formerly one. of the most active Filipino
generals operating against the Americans, but after falling into their,
hands he became their friend and was rewarded by an official position
under the Taft administration. It is said he has performed his duties
in a creditable and patriotic manner.
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Arizona's New Scheme.
TUCSON, A. T Feb. 23. There is a strong agitation here for the
formation of a new State embracing Arizona and seven counties of
Southern California. . f
This plan is likely to get considerable favor in Southern California
where a desire to cut loose from the northern part of the State has
been prevalent for years. Southern California has special interests of its
own which are often ignored by the North and by the representatives
of that section in Congress. Its people arc mainly Easterners who have
no traditional, attachment to California as a State. Los Angeles would
naturally favor the Arizona move so as to become the, capital of the
new State and San Diego would regard it as an assurance of a long-wished
for connection by rail with Phoenix and points East making her
the seaport for a vast Territory. Local ambitious for Governorships
and United States Senatorships would be aroused in both cities. In
Arizona the desire to get a seacoast would solidify sentiment in favor of
annexing the Southern California counties and getting Statehood at the
same time.
Francis Sees the King.
LONDON, Feb. 23. Today King Edward held his first levee since
his illness. President Francis of the St. Louis Exposition was presented
and was promised a private audience within the next few days. Later
President Francis will visit the President of the French Republic who,
i is said, will visit the Exposition in a gunboat following the course of
the early French navigators across the Atlantic to the Gulf of Mexico
and up the Mississippi river to St. Louis.
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A Railway Fatality.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 23. A passenger train running out of
this city collided with a freight train today. Five mail clerks were
killed and there are probably other fatalities. The wreckage is burning.
'
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Germans Restore Gunboat.
PUERTO CABELLO, Feb. 23. The Germans have restored the
captured Venezuelan gunboat Restattrador and the German cruiser
Vinetta, which has been holding it, has departed.
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The Plague at Mazatlan.
MAZATLAN, Feb. 23.Thcre was one death today of the bubonic
plague Two hundred cases have been isolated. Energetic measures
against the further spread of the pestilence have been taken.
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WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 23. Justice Shiras of the Supreme
Court retired today.
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of Ml"
Tlm m. I'lvml Hm unnuunuuim"
uf tiiv ifnili will) u vhwy, urn ul urn
winv up 11 imii mill IIIV ojMHBII us;
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iiiiiftc i"iy uf elr i"ii nf vli
11 niKi'ii ul iiiy fwimiiwr'H iiiisim
mim h piwuJ
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