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TKRRITQRS; OK HAW All, TfKaDAY. 1 MA-BO- aa. 1004 ? no .hMPuiok 5 OftVTfl WiMiiEtmWWEiMPMii-'"'-'l''''''''--M--"-'l- El n ia sj sj mmmm.. rorfdr I fllttttnbVnf P an 111 MWi m iJmhJiaB a-fcf- e.. T - - a Governor Carter (or the next two affecting tltie weeks will bo- - closely( .engaged malting' affairs. i. ready for tho handling ot wortt v i"'Tnke tbe garbage and Sewerage Iit iho tjalilnlurn fn sneelsl session. ImMtw. for nisronle. Honolulu got" fir After today. In order to devote as sewerage system out of bonds foV much time as possible to the consld which the whole Territory was liable atlon of plans to be submitted to the 1 his branch of the Government should lawmakers, the Oovernor will see no be made those who one after tho noon hour. Iutcrvtews have the benefit of the system should with those who hnve personal business be made to pay for It In any other with tho government, and utheib, will community adjoining property would ho confined to tba morning hours. Iliave to pay for the sewer privileges, Seen this afternoon, Mr. Curter stat "Then wo have been going on a ben ed that the time was short before the Ificent theory In to litigation, meeting of the Legislature and he had There was a cote recently where cor-h- is hands full to get In shape state worth 'millions paid but a rnents to be submitted, drafts ot bills, tew dollars In court costs In certain lit and so forth, Igatlon. The actual cbsts of the pro-- "If we want the Legislature to act ceedlngs were paid by the taxpayers, quickly," said Mr. Carter, "we must Why not make the litigants pay, 'In have ready facts and figures to lay California a plaintiff deposits so much before It as spou as It gets together. leach day of the proceedings lor costs "There will be a meeting ot the ot court If he wins he gets his money Board of Health, of the Board ot Edu-lbac- k; defendant pays. It bo loses his cation and of other beards for the pur-ro- se of considering the best mean to Keep their respectUe expenses down as low as Is consistent with efficiency. All departments must go oer their lists and determine n herein they can retrench, - "One thing, however. Is certain, and that Is that wo must not Interfere with the efficiency of government work. We look to the tolerated, of our without Ing Into V for mike rat Imprisonment for the remaining IcaiH ut his life, at hard Is the ticnalty to be paid by Solomon Kaana-un- a lor a crime tor which men are bomulmes Ijnched by Infuriated i crime to be pleaded be- fore Judge Robluson ou the day follow- ing his Indictment by the Jury. Kaanaana was Indicted for ruvlshlns a sovenytfr-ol- d child. ' " The sentenced man that ha vas drunk when he committed the act. Less than a ago, the man v.ho has forfeited his was by a crowd of men and boys In Kukaako. It was Sunday, In broad !uyllght,'and Kaanaana was observed and his guilt discovered by In tho vicinity of the Im- mediately an attempt was made to catch Kaanaana and hand htm over to the the man. There was talk ot inflicting punish- ment theic and then. Those who real- - loH tha linrHMn nf tlm ertmn turn his prisoner over tho " - 1 ot T JSf drposlts"ttro forfeited. "It Is a question we want increased taxation or whether we will consent'to do away with some ot these bentneent matters that? noth- ing to the Goernment. "In to tho Molokal settlement, t hae heard of extravagance there. "No one begrudges the unfortunates anything to them, but waste- - must cutting out luxuries fulness cannot bo system of goernment the matter. labor, mobs, which guilty grand declares month liberty, chased per- sons crime. police. Nigel Jackson Anally secured nntnrn police. proper :pk quick regard several whether return regard comfort I am look- - The matter was brought to the atten- tion ot tho grand Jury, the assaulted child and .her parents appearing be fore that body. A true bill was re- turned and, upon plcudcd guilty. Calling Kaanaana for sentence this morning. Judge Robinson Bald: "You are charged with having ravished n fomalo child under ten ears ot age. I true Ou anything to say at this time why sentence should not bo Imposed upon you!" Kaanaana answered through Hawaii an Interpreter John Dush: "I would ask the Court to be merci ful to me this case," ho said, "be- cause I did wrong when I was not my right mind." "Under tho statute the punishment Is or death," said the Court, gl'lt Is unnecessary for this Couii to daelliupon the 'enormity of the crime; that may be Judged by the penalty provided. "It Is the Judgment of this court that ou be punished by Imprisonment tor life at hard labor." The prisoner, during tho passing sentense, stood with bowed head. He gave no other sign ot emotion. .Thls Is probably one ot the swiftest acts ot Justice to go on the records ot Hawaiian courts. Darely three weeks passed between the, commission of tho were for taking the law In their own crime and sentence. It Is considered hands. Jackson. howeer. managed to remarkable by Borne that Kaanaana to In la ot should hao pleaded guilty. "I was not rr ssssssssikak-K- 'ifm THAT SUIT X I v I the season, the wearer, and I I I the wearer's purse bear thla I I 1 I famous mark I I W Wrednjaminsl If W I.AAKERSWyRK , II I I IB A BENJAMIN ready-to- - Ml J m wear 8ult MUST fit you per- - I IV fectly because It Is measured Ml 1; IB i - on a model of your figure, ML ,A' 'IB exactly as though made to Ml' ' I f; J" IB your order. The fabrlca ar Wl"'t I - i i I B ' i 'rich, exclusive, 'and f ,, I p ( B'i In thaj BENJAMIN ,0 Ml 1 1 & 'IK P'nt by .special, process be- - tr : J "'" I IBMl SB lore In" r CM w"n H - Tl J Ing la executed In sanitary BVV j. B a f workrooms, by aaaritaani- - fc I KBff ' N Ht ) ''piece-Worker- . - BBBJ k BB ' ) 1mm J ' ' A ouarantee wlth,avery,aarment, jMmmtZ ', aSa We are Sole 8ellera her-l8e'- t) lPTmit' ' - 9Jmv Hw yif The KashCp Ld. m 'dx If management,, JjG&SSbft&MMRSrbi SSalSRMIvfla arraignment, uBBG"! mMMt Readmissidn To . - v WT ' " Tlift Pan m'TS --. o. f"V I i no ii. js 'v - IEWASDISMIED BY A DIVIDED COURT And the Punishment Was Sufficient Even- - If He Were Guilty As Was Charged Certificate of Character. Attorney George A. Davis this after- noon Hied a petition before the Su- preme Court for rcadmlsslon to the liar. In his petition Davis alleges that be is n member of tho United States Su- preme Court, the Circuit Cojrt ot the Nluth Clicuit, the Circuit Court ot Ap- peals mid tlie6upreme Court ot Cali- fornia. Ho states that he was dis- barred ou August 10, 1903, by a divided court and tiled a petition tor rehear- ing by the consent of the" Chief jus- tice; that his business has been des troyed and he has suffered sufficiently eeu if his disbarment was warranted. The certificated! good choracter Is klgncd by T. E. Wull. Kev. Alex. Mack- intosh, Henry II. Williams, II. Arm- - Huge and others. MS. NOTLEY ASKS wfEi mains. FROM THE ESTATE Mele'K. Notley'thls afteinoou' filed petition for admeasurement of dower b. Cecil Brown and Anthony Lldgato, executors and trustees, Emma Danford and H. G. Danford, her husband, G. It N. II. Danford (a minor), Maria Hughes and Thomas Hughes, her hus- band, Maria Nawnhl (ncQ Hughes), Henry Hughes (a minor), Emma Hushes (a minor), Clarenco Hughes (a minor), Chag. Hughes (a minor), Wm, N. Hughes (a minor), David Not-le- y and Helen K. Notlcy, his wife, Wm. Notley and Mellsa Notlcy, his wife, Clins. Notlcy and Emma Notlcy, his wife, John Notley and Anna Notlny his wife, Maria K. Notlcy, Lily Notlcy (a minor) and Wm. IC Notley (a min or). The plaintiff alleged that she has bec paid the sum of $15.D00 ns dower, which formed but a small part ot tbe dower which she Is entitled to under the law. - In my right mind," ho said beforo sen tence was passed. It Is suggested that he might have Interposed tho Insanity plea temporary Insanity Ob the result of drink. NOT 9500. SALARY. J, A. Oilman, of the Hawaiian Hard ware directors, states that the report of the directors voting T. F. Lansing $500 salary is an error. The amount should ha;e been $150, as voted by the Directors. PORTO RICO PROTECT8 FLAG. Snn Juan, P. It, March 6. Tho House has unanimously paused a bill i c commended In a message from Gov ernor Hunt, the purpose of which is to rreent tho desecration of tho United RtntPR flHir nntl tlm iira nf thn hlnMc 'flag In Porto IUco. 'For Sale" cards at Bulletin office, m A GOODk MIRROR reflects a good plcturo when you look directly Into it. Art cando more, bf reproducing ,a porfect llKeness which ou tan give to your friends, , At tho R, A. P, Studio you get all that art and careful workmanship can Rice & Perkins, Photographers Have your Goods' Shipped by WELLS, FARGO & GO. EXPRESS, o . Masonle Temple. Tel. Blue 681, -' '"'' s - VIcW 'jQ&u.-l- U Pp. P0T ARTHUR SHOWING POSITION OF THE RUSSIAN VESSFLS SIIRSFOIIFMT to thc wip.ut attapw OF THE JAPANESE TORPEDO FLOTILLA AND DURING THE DAY BATTLE WITH THE JAPANESE FLEET. T; til Jmnlu ,& E. ' XX$ ee Hi K the U isslan. to come out after them, when thc entire Japanese fleet would hn Joined In the attack, railing Zforti thnrS!ta '?C bV,"KUt V? ta,,!7"1 f n."ln""S l PUt 0,e "iwM nvtriuu out of ""nlMlon and tuWIug cluwcn of at titit ulnn at a ahortw IZ " ' r",UU Uwt tUelr "Upcrlor nrkmnul St e'""ent tbelr war , : CONFIRM THE FRANCHISE Franchise Bills Favorabiy Reported Associated Press Special Cable. WASHINGTON, D. C, March 22. The 8enate Committee on Pacific Isl- and reported favorably on a grist of Hawaiian bills today. The committee glvss Its approval of ihe till for the appointment of the Superintendent of Pub- lic Instructlon'to colltct labor statistics In Hawaii. It also acted favorably on the bills confirming the franchise far the manufacture of gas and for the electric light and power system in Honolulu. o SAN FRANCISCO Ca!., March 21 SUGAR: 88 analysis Beets, 8s 4d. m m m p m 0 fcx ?SrftLtr O & le O l l- - s ft A IfiW w n r I g 3 1 - s? -- c ttt -- 1 u ffl m t fc $;? m m a iiEl i a 5 Si o 4a K h, ffi g ia it w a TO m u zgz va . jb a (j sis y, to V I t Jib IE $ m Ln kin A ftKOiififi I$S L - a lv fT ft 18 Tho frequent use of "high life," a drug which cuuscs animals to become suddenly rabid when applied on them, lias made the police determined to put u stop to this practice. A complaint was this noon made, out against Frank Turk, charging h'lm with cruelty an- imals In that he caused a certain dog physical torture by pouring "high life" on it. The conrplalnnut is Kalllmal, a Hawaiian. He states that yesterday he was walking on King street near (he depot accompanied by his dog, vhen a man suddenly jumped from a hack, poured the fluid on tho dog, and Jumping back In tho'liack disappeared. The dog becamo very lolent and bit al-h- ls owner. It Is said to be still suf fering from tho effects of the drug. Witnesses aro said to have alleged that tho man who applied the "high life" was Frank Turk. t 0 I- - There will bo a meeting this evening ut 8 p. m., In the Oregon block, corner Union and Hotel streets, tor tho, pur- pose ot balloting for tho teams to rep- resent tho World against Scotland next Saturday. Tho members of the various teams are earnestly requested to at- tend, Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1 per year. Special Sale Special Sale Special Sale New lines of Fine idjjii: NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Just arrived and will be sold at from $1.25 to $2.00 while they last. " "flFi Levingston & CO., Young Bldg., 1071 Bishon Street . "rr ' r THE 1 l0 la fu to Proas China, March 22. The heavy firing that was as J on down the coast near this port proves to have betn the gunnery practice of ino roris. ,'itfKti. -- 1 ijJLSijdl. A"."i ', L4Jdttk rvtir JL Heavy Firing Was Gun Practice Associate Special Cablo. YINKOW, reported goftig Premier Combes Denies Intention of Resigning rAssocIatedkPrcss Special Cable PARIS, France, March 22. Premier Combes denies that he has any In tention of retiring from the leadership of the Government. Combes' activity In opposing the clerical ordera has caused him to be the center of bitter criti- cism.. Reports have bten current from time to time of his intention to with- draw from public life. His definite denial of such Intention Is accepted as a final declaration that he will carry his policy on until forced out Duke of Cambridge Buried Associated Press Special Cable LONDON, England, March 22. The late Duke of Cambridge waa burled today with Imposing honors. o Bates Treaty Is Abrogated Associated Proaa Special Cable. MANILA, P. I., March 22. The Sultan of Sulu has accepted the abrooa- - tlon of the treaty negotiated by General Batea which wlpea out slavery among the Moras. IjfeiiH Hi BW"i fllaa.irWV'' in " A LEADER IN MEN'S SHOES . r It'a tro pUcad-Ilyiloatthatl- a now all 'the ait 'everywhere. Made ot the; beat'calf, with wide cxtenKloa sole, military hoel and Bluarj'sr atylo.. Comfortable and rftraoetal jn the feet and "hae, excellent wearing qaalltlca. Thla la a rioe that "we recommend In every wayi'" os a PRICE $5.00) Manufacturers' Shoe Co, Ltd. Ci Sf t 0 'KA ,j..:J-..JM...,- ;., tkiiitJkLm- -

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    "If we want the Legislature to act ceedlngs were paid by the taxpayers,quickly," said Mr. Carter, "we must Why not make the litigants pay, 'Inhave ready facts and figures to lay California a plaintiff deposits so muchbefore It as spou as It gets together. leach day of the proceedings lor costs

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    Kaanaana answered through Hawaiian Interpreter John Dush:

    "I would ask the Court to be merciful to me this case," ho said, "be-cause I did wrong when I was notmy right mind."

    "Under tho statute the punishmentIs or death," saidthe Court, gl'lt Is unnecessary for thisCouii to daelliupon the 'enormity ofthe crime; that may be Judged by thepenalty provided.

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    In his petition Davis alleges that beis n member of tho United States Su-preme Court, the Circuit Cojrt ot theNluth Clicuit, the Circuit Court ot Ap-peals mid tlie6upreme Court ot Cali-fornia. Ho states that he was dis-barred ou August 10, 1903, by a dividedcourt and tiled a petition tor rehear-ing by the consent of the" Chief jus-tice; that his business has been destroyed and he has suffered sufficientlyeeu if his disbarment was warranted.

    The certificated! good choracter Isklgncd by T. E. Wull. Kev. Alex. Mack-intosh, Henry II. Williams, II. Arm- -Huge and others.

    MS. NOTLEY ASKSwfEi mains.

    FROM THE ESTATE

    Mele'K. Notley'thls afteinoou' filedpetition for admeasurement of dower

    b. Cecil Brown and Anthony Lldgato,executors and trustees, Emma Danfordand H. G. Danford, her husband, G. ItN. II. Danford (a minor), MariaHughes and Thomas Hughes, her hus-band, Maria Nawnhl (ncQ Hughes),Henry Hughes (a minor), EmmaHushes (a minor), Clarenco Hughes(a minor), Chag. Hughes (a minor),Wm, N. Hughes (a minor), David Not-le- y

    and Helen K. Notlcy, his wife, Wm.Notley and Mellsa Notlcy, his wife,Clins. Notlcy and Emma Notlcy, hiswife, John Notley and Anna Notlnyhis wife, Maria K. Notlcy, Lily Notlcy(a minor) and Wm. IC Notley (a minor).

    The plaintiff alleged that she hasbec paid the sum of $15.D00 ns dower,which formed but a small part ot tbedower which she Is entitled to underthe law.

    -In my right mind," ho said beforo sentence was passed. It Is suggested thathe might have Interposed tho Insanityplea temporary Insanity Ob the resultof drink.

    NOT 9500. SALARY.

    J, A. Oilman, of the Hawaiian Hardware directors, states that the reportof the directors voting T. F. Lansing$500 salary is an error. The amountshould ha;e been $150, as voted by theDirectors.

    PORTO RICO PROTECT8 FLAG.

    Snn Juan, P. It, March 6. ThoHouse has unanimously paused a billi c commended In a message from Governor Hunt, the purpose of which is torreent tho desecration of tho UnitedRtntPR flHir nntl tlm iira nf thn hlnMc

    'flag In Porto IUco.

    'For Sale" cards at Bulletin office,m

    A GOODkMIRROR

    reflects a good plcturo when you lookdirectly Into it. Art cando more, bfreproducing ,a porfect llKeness which

    ou tan give to your friends,, At tho R, A. P, Studio you get allthat art and careful workmanship can

    Rice & Perkins, Photographers

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    WELLS, FARGO & GO.

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    Masonle Temple. Tel. Blue 681,

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    'jQ&u.-l- UPp. P0T ARTHUR SHOWING POSITION OF THE RUSSIAN VESSFLS SIIRSFOIIFMT to thc wip.ut attapwOF THE JAPANESE TORPEDO FLOTILLA AND DURING THE DAY BATTLE WITH THE JAPANESE FLEET.

    T; til Jmnlu ,& E. 'XX$ ee Hi K the U isslan. to come out after them, when thc entire Japanese fleet would hn Joined In the attack, railingZforti thnrS!ta '?C bV,"KUt V? ta,,!7"1 f n."ln""S l PUt 0,e "iwM nvtriuu out of ""nlMlon and tuWIug cluwcn ofat titit ulnn at a ahortw IZ " ' r",UU Uwt tUelr "Upcrlor nrkmnul St e'""ent tbelr war

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    CONFIRM THE FRANCHISE

    Franchise Bills

    Favorabiy ReportedAssociated Press Special Cable.

    WASHINGTON, D. C, March 22. The 8enate Committee on Pacific Isl-and reported favorably on a grist of Hawaiian bills today. The committeeglvss Its approval of ihe till for the appointment of the Superintendent of Pub-lic Instructlon'to colltct labor statistics In Hawaii. It also acted favorablyon the bills confirming the franchise far the manufacture of gas and for theelectric light and power system in Honolulu.

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    Tho frequent use of "high life," adrug which cuuscs animals to becomesuddenly rabid when applied on them,lias made the police determined to putu stop to this practice. A complaintwas this noon made, out against FrankTurk, charging h'lm with cruelty an-imals In that he caused a certain dogphysical torture by pouring "high life"on it. The conrplalnnut is Kalllmal, aHawaiian. He states that yesterdayhe was walking on King street near(he depot accompanied by his dog,vhen a man suddenly jumped from ahack, poured the fluid on tho dog, andJumping back In tho'liack disappeared.The dog becamo very lolent and bital-h- ls owner. It Is said to be still suffering from tho effects of the drug.Witnesses aro said to have allegedthat tho man who applied the "highlife" was Frank Turk.

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    There will bo a meeting this eveningut 8 p. m., In the Oregon block, cornerUnion and Hotel streets, tor tho, pur-pose ot balloting for tho teams to rep-resent tho World against Scotland nextSaturday. Tho members of the variousteams are earnestly requested to at-tend,

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    Premier Combes Denies

    Intention of ResigningrAssocIatedkPrcss Special Cable

    PARIS, France, March 22. Premier Combes denies that he has any Intention of retiring from the leadership of the Government. Combes' activityIn opposing the clerical ordera has caused him to be the center of bitter criti-cism.. Reports have bten current from time to time of his intention to with-draw from public life. His definite denial of such Intention Is accepted as afinal declaration that he will carry his policy on until forced out

    Duke of Cambridge BuriedAssociated Press Special Cable

    LONDON, England, March 22. The late Duke of Cambridge waa burledtoday with Imposing honors.

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    Bates Treaty Is AbrogatedAssociated Proaa Special Cable.

    MANILA, P. I., March 22. The Sultan of Sulu has accepted the abrooa- -tlon of the treaty negotiated by General Batea which wlpea out slavery amongthe Moras.

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    All visiting members of tieorder are cordially Invited to d

    meetings of local lodges.

    HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, I. 0. O. F,

    Meets every Monday evening at 7:30In Harmony Hall, King street.

    W. F. HALL, N. O.,E. n. HENDRY, Secretary.

    All visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

    MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of P.

    Meets every Tuesday evening atT:30 o'clock In Harmony Hall, Kingstreet Visiting brothers cordially

    to attend.JOHN WALKER, C.C.F. WALDRON, K.R.B.

    OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.

    Meets every Friday evening at Harmony Hall, King street, at 7:30. Mem-bers of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Win.

    Lodge, No. 8, and visiting broth-er! cordially invited.

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    Honolulu Lodge No. 616, D. P. 0. E.,will meet In their now hall, on Millerand Beretanla streets, every Friday

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    HARRY H. SIMPSON,Secretary.

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    River Mill Co."For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin

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    LOCAL iND GENERAL

    Read "Wants" on page 0.Ocrtz Bros. Thono White 3231.No shnm about the hot lunch at th

    Sham Rock Saloon, Nuuanu St.

    Have your old Panama hat madlike new. Globe Clothing House.

    MyBtlc Lodge, No. 2, K. of 1'., meetstonight In Harmony Hall, King street.

    That dry feeling In tho throat canbo cured by dry gin at the Pan-theon.

    Reduction sale of fine typewriter papers at Wall, Nichols Co., f 1.50 valuesat 90 cents. "

    Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop-ular. $1, $1.50 and $2 per week. 1249Fort street

    The Weekly Edition of the EveningBulletin gives a complete summary ofthe news of the day.

    Mrs. O. M. Whitney will leave Hono-lulu the early part of March to joinMr. Whitney on the Coast.

    Chlsakl, charged with rape, yesterday pleaded not guilty before JudjjoRobinson. Ball was fixed at 12000,

    Ring up the Hon. Messenger Scr.vlce,425 Main. Joe Fernandez, Mgr. OldTerritorial stand. Open day and night.

    Judge Robinson yesterday afternoonordered a decree of divorce to Nina I.Flint against Harry W. Flint. All--mony was waited.

    Even the heaviest rains cannot remove "Arabic" once it is on an ironroof. It cools the roof fully 15 degreesand stops all small leaks.

    The schooner Mol Wnhlne arrivedfrom Hawaii ports yesterday. Shebrought 1CSC bags of sugar. Tboschooner will probably sail for Ha-waii tomorrow.

    Wing Sing Loy received by the Ala-meda a new Hue of dry and gents'furnishing goods, bedspreads, lawns,ribbons, hosiery, boys' caps, trunks,silk handkerchiefs.

    A game of English field hockey willbe played on the grounds of the

    Girls' School at 4 o'clockSaturday afternoon. The contest willbe between classes of the school.

    Get next to Nature with a kodak.It takes you out of doors for goodhealthy exercise. Kodaks and suppliesof all kinds and kodak developing andprinting at Honolulu Photo SupplyCo.

    E. da Sllva leaves In the next out-going steamer for a lslt to his olJhome In the Azores. Mr. da Sllva enraoto Hawaii twenty-thre- e years ago andhas made good prognss In business af-fairs.

    E. .da Sllva, formerly of Hllo, haspurchased the Artie Soda Works onMiller street of Mr. R. de Sa. Mr. dSn will continue the management ofthe concern until Mr. da Sllva returnsfrom his trip to the Azores.

    Demurrers to the Indictments ofEnoch Johnson and Jonah Kumalae,conspiracy, Solomon Meheula, grosscheat, and Enoch Johnson, gross cheat,ure continued by Judge Robinson untilMonday. Counsel for defendants, C. W.Asbford, being absent.

    Judge De Bolt has cut "down plaintiff's bill of costs and denied defendant's motion for a new trial in thosuit of Wm. R. Riley vs. MetropolitanMeat Co. ' Plaintiff hud been awurded(4000 damages for Injury from a run-away from defendant's stables.

    The Insane Chinese who n few daysago attempted to commit suicide bystrangling himself with his queuemade a similar attempt In his cell inthe police station last night. Turn'key Woods prevented him from carry'Ing out his plan and handcuffed him.He Is to be committed to the InsaneAsylum.

    There will be a rehearsal of thePirates this evening at tho AlexanderYoung Hotel, commencing at 7:30.Thero will be a second rehearsal thisweek on Flrday evening' at the samehour at the residence of the PrincessKawananakoa on Pensacola street.These rehearsals are for pVlnclpalsjandchorus alike.

    In the case of Harrison Mill Co. vs.F, II. Redward and F. M. Swanzy,Judge Do Bolt yesterday ordered "thatF. M. Swanzy, garnishee, be dischargedupon payment of tho amount due onliens and garnishments now pendingIn this court, and to pay the balance ifany to the plaintiff herein." W. T.Rawlins noted an exception.

    The coroner's Jury Investigating thecause of death of Shlmojo Klnzo, theJapanese who committed suicide nearAlioo's stables last Sunday, returnedthe following verdict "That the saidShlmojo Klnzo came to his deathMured 20, 1904, from Injuries to histhroat caused by a knife held In hishands, said Injuries being mulcted anddone with suicidal intent."

    Kumumoto, a Japanese cookby a hotel keeper, Watahl, In a

    lodging house on Aala lane, last nightstabbed his employer In the back witha long knife. The cook says that Wata-hl started the row by hitting him withhis fists. This angered the cook, whopicked up a knife and chased the hotelkeeper, stabbing blm four times. Wa-tal- u

    was taken to the Queen's hospitalHe will probably recover. Kumumotawas locked up.

    The French, ship Asnleres arrivedfrom Cardiff yesterday afternoon aftera pleasant voyage of 123 days. Whileoff Cape Horn Joteph Riviere, the don-key engineer, died of phthisis and wasburled at sea. Otherwise the trip wasuneventful. Near Felker Island i theAsnleres sighted a shipwithout a t. Her namewas not ascertained. The Asnleres wasdocked at Naval Wharf No. 1. Shebrings u cargo of coal consigned to theNaval Station.

    WORLD N

    (Associated Press Cable.

    MORE FIRING HEARD.Ylnkow, March 22. Heavy firing Is

    heard down the coast.

    OCCUPY PORT ARTHUR.London, March 22. An unconfirmed

    story Is current here that the Japanesehave occnpled Port Arthur, followingland nnd sea attacks on Saturday andSunday.

    SIX HUNDRED KILLED.Thero Is also an unconfirmed story

    that, In a battle near Wlju, 000 Rus-sians were killed.

    ARMED AND DISGUISED.St, Petersburg, March 22. Armed

    Mongolians, disguised as pilgrims, areconcentrating on the Russian frontier.

    Four thousand Russian soldiers arearriving dally in Manchuria.

    LARGE 8UM8 RAISED.Moscow, March 22. Five million, fly

    hundred thousand roubles have beensubscribed for patriotic purposes.

    The Ilrltlsh colony contributed afield hospital with fifty beds.

    HEAR8T IN BOSTON.lloston, March 22. Wm. R. Hearst

    has started a dally paper here.

    CENSURE DEFEATED.London, March 22. Campbell-Ran- -

    ncrmnn's motion to censure the Gov-ernment for the introduction of Chlncsolabor Into the Transvaal was defeatedIn the Commons by a vote of 209 to243. There was similar action In thoHouse of Lords.

    CHINA A8K8 TIME.London, March 22. China Is an

    nealing to the powers for an extensionof time for the payment of the Boxerindemnity.

    ORDERED BACK TO FRANCE.Montreal, March 22. French resi

    dents of Canada subject to militaryduty have been ordered to return toFrance.

    RELIEVES COGHLAN.Washington, Mnrch 22. Rear Ad

    mlral Jewell has boon ordered to command the Caribbean squadron relievingRear Admiral Coghlan.

    ALL MEANJUSINESS

    Tho main event and tho two principal preliminaries arranged for tho ;boxing tournament on Saturday even- - jing will all have a little personal an-- 1Imus between the opponents that willbe apt to make them punch a littleharder and a little longer in order togain the coveted decision and, inci-dentally, the long end of the purse.

    Patton Is still smarting under thefirst defeat he suffered from Barrywhen he was entirely out of conditionfor n serious encounter and expectedonly on exhibition bout.

    Jackson and McDonald are so closelymatched that both have expressed theirconfidence of their personal prowessand both are determined to knock the"block oft" the "other fellow."

    Sllva will go after Ackermann withboth hands with the eyes of Punchbowlcentered upon him and Ackermann hasbeen so severely Joshed for his news-paper habits and strangling propensi-ties that ho Is dying to show what heIc really capable of.

    All this, of course, makes it moreInteresting for the spectators who arelooking forward to three rattling con-tests aside from the other prelimin-aries.

    BAND AT PALAMA.

    Program for tho band concert' at thePalama railroad station this eveningIs as follows:

    PART I.March "True Blue" TlckeOverture "Poet and Peasant".. SuppeSelection "Oftcnbaclilajia",.,. Conrad!Vocal Selections:

    (a) "Dear Heart."(h) "Two Little Boys."

    'Miss J. Kelllaa.(c) "Remembrance."(d) "Mamma'B China Twins."

    Mrs. N, Alapai. ,PART II. I

    Selection "Messenger Boy".MoncktouIntermezzo "Dixieland" HainesWaltz "After You" WaldteufelPolka "Now and Then" Coon

    "The Star Spangled Banner."

    Tim Murphy has made arrangementsto give boxing lessons to quite a num-ber of the members of the Uealanl BoatCl'ub. Murphy has the use of the clubhouse and Is paid by the members thatare receiving instruction. The boysare taking a great Interest In boxingJust now owing to the efforts of Mur-phy and each day there Is a crowd ofthem at the club house from 9 to 12 a.m. and from 3 to 7 p.'m. Mrs. Murphyand child will soon arrive from SanFrancisco and when they get here Timwill feel as though Honolulu Is bishome. Murphy Is a gentlemanly fel-low, a man of experience, and Is farsuperior both mentally and morallyto most men who follow boxing as aprofession and will probably turn outn fine lot of young athletes from theUealanl Boat Club.

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    EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H.,' TUESDAY, MAItCH 22. 1D0I. THREI

    Governor Carter CallsON LEGISLATURE TO

    Settle Financial CrisisGovernor Cartes yesterday evening

    culled a special session of the Legisla-ture for Wednesday, April 6. "

    The proclamation announces that theextra session Is for the considerationof financial measures.

    The following statement was dictatedby the Governor, tor publication;

    "In a period of financial) depressionpartly caused by the low market priceof our principal commodity, It Is mostunfortunate that the Territory shouldbe forced to Increase the difficulty ofthe situation by registering all Its wa-rrantsby rjractlcally asking Its servants and creditors to carry It untilNovember next, thus overtaxing thetesources of our bankers and merchants.

    "Ulamo whom you may, the faultrests Anally with the people, and canbe cured only through them. We haveovcrrtached ourselves; the demandsmade on' our general funds from everysection and every class have placed theTerritory (in a plane of expenditurefar In excess of Its income. Our posttlon today Is Intolerable. To continuesimply means financial embarrassmentFor the Executlvo to retrench does notsolve the difficulty, for It simply continues the present wide range of publicservice and only cuts down the eff-iciency of each department, and doesaway with necessary repairs and Improvements. Of course, much can bedone where we arc now extravagant,and our watchword should be - a fulldollar received for every dollar ex-pended.'

    "Our experiment under the presentform of will certainlyfall unless the people can bo made toiccognlzc the following propositions:That they must, through their Legis-lature, adjust their own affairs; thatwhenever the expenditure of a department is increased, provision must bemade for It; that If a new service Isdemanded of the Government, someether less Important function should bonbnndoned, and the difference In costmade good by a direct charge or byIncreased taxation. And the soonerthe people of this Territory and theirrepresentatives In the Legislaturerecognize this the better.

    "Much can be suld in explanation-ma- nyexcuses can be offered, but the

    real difficulty seems to be that thosewho havo made these demands on thoGovernment in tho. past aro unwillingto pay more taxes or to submit to special charges for special privileges rendered.

    Let us begin now to change thismethod. If a special service Is required, let those who enjoy it pay forit or go without. To my mind, theforegoing Illustrates one'of the fundamental causes of our difficulties, andevery opportunity should be acceptedto adjust such a matter, for delay Isoften procrastination. Temporary retrenchment Is not permanent cure.believe our people feel as I do, thatwhen there Is a difficult or arduous taskto be performed, the only couise Is toface it squarely and tackle It at once,

    "As the authority to call the Legis-lature rests with me, I would not feelmyself truo to Hawaii's best Interestsif I failed to take this responsibility.If Hawaii Is ever to fit herself for aplace In .the Union of sovereign States,we must show that we have a government here, not only of tho people andfor the people, but UV the people."

    Following Is the proclamation:PROCLAMATION.

    I, Ueorgo It. Carter, Governor of theTerritory of Hawaii, by virtue of theauthority in me vested by law, horcbyconveno the Legislature In Special Ses-sion ou Wednesday, the Sixth Day of

    m -L- ;

    April, A.' D. Nineteen Hundred andFour, for the consideration or suchfinancial measures as may be broughtbefore It.

    In Testimony Whereof, I have here-unto set my hand and caused

    (Seal) the seal of the Territory of Ha-waii to be affixed.

    Done at the Capitol in Honolulu thisTwenty-fir- st day of March, A. D. 1904.

    0. IL CARTER.Dy the Governor:

    A. L. C. ATKINSON,Secretary of Hawaii.

    AMI LOSES SUIT

    Affirming Judgment of the First Cir-cuit Court, Supreme Court rendersunanimous decision In the case of S.Ahml vs. Annie Walter ct al, In part,as follows:

    "The action below was a statutoryaction to quiet the title to a piece ofland at Kaakopua, Honolulu, coveredby R. P. 217, L. C. A. 11070, Issued taKalaau. The plaintiff claimed by deedfrom a Mrs. Howland, who was Kala-au- 's

    devisee. The defendants claimedthrough deeds made by Kalaau to oneMakcma Naone, and by the latter toKaplka, who was Kalaau's wife andwho, after Kalaau's death, married saidNaone. These were tho deeds thaiwere the subjection of the decision InHowland vs. Naone, S Haw. 308.

    Two alleged errors are relied on,namely, that the trial Judge erred (1)In directing the Jury to return a ver-dict for the defendants, and (2) In al-lowing the defendants to ask the plaintiff's witness, Naone, certain questions,which were objected to as not proper

    "Tho question of the propriety of di-recting the verdict resolves Itself iutothe question of the construction of thedeed from Kalaau.

    "The other alleged error relied onis that after the plaintiff's witness, Na-one, bad testified on direct examination as to the relationship of variousparties and as to who were living outhe land, and, onwithout objection, that Kalaau had do.vised the property to Mrs. Howlandand that the witness had married Kalaau's widow and had lived on tholand, ho was allowed to be asked further, on against objec-tion, a number of questions.

    "Great care of course should be ex-ercised in seeing that the cross-exa-ination Is not extended unreasonablyfur and the rule that It should be confined to matters brought out on thedirect examination should be observed,but when, as here, no harm resulted,this Court should not set aside the ver-dict. These questions nro discussedmore fully In Booth vs. Bcckloy, 11Haw. 618.

    "In a deed of 'all that piece of .landcontaining of an acre and beingthe same described by metes andbounds' In a certain royal patent, thaarea of the land described In the patentbeing 1 of an acre, the descrip-tion In the patent controls.

    An allowance of unduo latltudo Inthe of one of plaintiff's witnesses, resulting In bringingout matters of defense. Is not revcrslbloerror, unless the plaintiff Is prejudicedthereby."

    Full title of the case Is as follows:P. Ahml vs. Annie Waller, LI Cheung,L. F. Alvarez. Emmellno M. Magoon,Emily K. Mehrtens, Helen N. Rosa,Mabel C. Ladd, Emily L. Ladd, ChineseYoung Men's Christian Association, J.K. Kaukau, Kakakumaka Hnlualanl,Llwal Koeleelo, and Absalom Uululau-la- ,

    minors, by their guardian ad litem,

    THE FAMILY OF RUSSIA.

    Which Book Shall I Send

    And To Whom Shall I Seid It?That Is ill t ikJut a ?ast ttS, Jmt the

    spending of a penny lo at-- a sick (hen J Iff nr 1ml(our frlnJanJ a trnptr torn. Yet, II youmerely tell me his nsmt I lli ftlaJly J J this:

    t HI arrrne lth a druggist neir by him so hmay Uke six bottles Dr, Shoop s Restorative. I willlethlm test II a month to prove tut It can do. If Itsucceeds the cost Is S5 50. If It falls I will pay thadruggist myself,

    And the sic one's mere word shall decide It.Could I meet youfor even ten minutes I would

    forever convince you that t have what these sick onesneed. More than thati I hast that without whichmost of them can never git well, I would overwhelmyou with evIJencelrreslstlbty convincing. Youwould go away telling all vour sick friends about It,

    But lean meet only a few, so I have rut what Iknow In sit books And I take this means to ask youwho needs those books.

    Could you meet mt I believe you would willinglytake my word. Hut you cannot-s- I take yours. Itrust to your honesty. Make the test al my risk and Iwill pay, or yuu can pay, Just as you decide.

    Can you concept of a sick one who will neglect anoffer Ilka that? I can afford the offer because, (alluresare law. They occur only when there are causes- -like cancerwhlch medktn cannot cure,

    I hast furnished my Restorative to hundreds ofthousands In this way and )g out ol each 40 havecheerfully paid because they got well. I pay justas willingly whenrnt says I have failed. I don twant the money of the hopeless.

    My Restorative forms the only way to strengthenthe Inside nerves. It Is my discovery the result ofa lifetime's work. Instead of doctoring the weakorgans I doctor the cause of their weakness, t bringthe nerve puwer which atone makes the vital orgarsact. There Is no other way to make any ek vitalorgan do Its duty long. Won't you write a postalthat some sick friend may learn about a remedy likethat?

    Write now today. Dr, Shoop, Box 8j)'. RacineWis.

    Mild caws, not chronic, art often cured with one ortwo bottles. At druggists.

    Dr.Shoop's Restorativenook t on DyspepsiaUook jjjo the HeartUoik 1 on rite Kldneyt

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    C. V. Ashford and T. McCants Stow- -art for rlalntlff; Itobertson & Wilder,Kinney & McClanahan, J. A. Magoon,J. Llghtfoot and E. A. Douthltt fordefendants.

    BAR ASSOCIATION

    Editor Evening Bulletin: The termol office of tho Judges of the BupromoCourt will expire In June and the LiarAssociation should bo called togetherand meet the situation in a dignifiedmanner. A special committee of Aveor seven members should be appointedto carefully go Into the Question ofpioposcd appointments to the Supremollcnch. Tho President accepted thelecommendatlon of the Bar Associa-tion and appointed Judge Dc Bolt tothe Circuit Bench and If they endorsethree able and impartial men whoselegal training fits them for the positionno doubt the President will act upon

    It.Tho Association was formed for Just

    such purpose and they cunuot shlik thoicsponslblllty to the profession and thacommunity. Their action will decidewhether they ure prepared to sec thutI lie purposes for which they exist IsIn view and that they shall continue totill tho place among the Institutions otthis country which their existence) andthe objects for which the associationwas formed demnnd It should fill.

    Let the Association and Its bcvcrnlmembers unite In what Is their dutyto themselves and to the people of thisTerritory.

    Yours sincerely,LEX.

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    EVENINGBULLETINPublished Every Day Except Sunday,

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    WALLACE K. FAIUUNGTON.. Editor

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    TUESDAY MARCHES, '1904,

    feTAND BY THE ADMINISTRA-TION.

    Governor Carter has decided that Insolving difficulties of nn American Territory, tho American method Is thebest. Governor Carter Is right.

    He has cut loose from the old arbltrnry methods of oligarchical rule thathae predominated the official life ofthese Islands for jears. He has gaugcd his duty by strict American standards. It Is the duty of every citizenIn this Territory who can rnlso hishead above tho shirt-colla- r of personalor factional prejudice to exert ceryenergy that the policy outlined by thoGovernor shall be carried through toprompt and permanent success.

    Tho Issue at stake Is not GovernorCarter, nor is It tho Legislature,though both are involved. The Integ-rity of this Territory, Us standing asan Intelligent, competent, sensibleAmerican community, abld to do for It--

    self what public spirit and commonhonesty demands, and do It promptly,'is of most damaging

    ulm lua uulil..,13 ol llllDTerritory are called upon to maintainIt Is to befog tho Issue by In-dulging In petty criticism of the Gov-ernor, the Legislature and the charac-ter of the people. But such a leader-ship, such a course Is not tho leader,nor tho pathway that will be followedby thoughtful, patriotic men In thoLeglslaturc or out of It. This Is no oc- -casion for working out political or fac -tlonal Intrigues and ho Is a public en- -

    Biivas on S.of shoes,

    the gang.stolen

    l. , . 1 .A .emy is o ior ucreu oi anelation of his duty to Territory as,to surt the .play of recrimination andpetty striro In the present cr

    The Governor of this Territory In.UWU.U.K y.ii.1 uib-- uuuuciiu tri.i. "M

    w, c.uu. e , ". uthis Territory, has made a clear-cu- tdeclaration for government of the '

    for the people, BY the people. It.Is an old principle never overthrownIn an State or Territorythough sometimes threatened. Ever)!ninn wtin Knt I nna In tit it rlirVitAnna.ncss the principle will steadfastin onnnnr. nf th. nniiv nf rwornn, -

    though may

    this GeorgeIs

    ment but Is the

    Legislators been cltlclscd, ma-ligned. They overthrow and dis-credit every antagonist by provingthemselves strong men In presentcrisis, support the Adminis-tration measures, earnest In their worknnd prompt In

    Carter has what abroad-minde- executive should do.Members Legislature are

    for the Executive,of same strong

    American spirit.Tho Governor's step Is less

    Important than his first. legisla-tors who the sixthApril should, and will,

    a detailedclean-cu- t program, Administra-

    tion policy for financiering the Terri-tory that can quickly grasped by

    Legislature promptly'sentiment town and

    Territory Is that Legislatureshall give Its sanction to the Adminis-tration policy. This Is Influence

    coming from tho people, will sur-round tho Legislature In its Thesentiment is factional, la a

    demand, result of the firm con-viction that tho people are safe In ac-cepting of readjustment

    by for theof period.

    To complete a detailed policy offinancial readjustment In time for

    Legislatureplaces a tremendous, task

    Governor, but 'the ne-cessities required for a successful fo-llowing up of hls first aggressive,jjilve legislators' definite' policytfnd will (tithrpvwh. JSom

    It can't be 'would. Indeed!be riUTlcuIt t,o obtain a,,unantraoiis vote

    ;,f)i UtwUl! .Jfcroakersbavo a n)lssloijlit may be energetic, honest men

    their mettle. 3 nfhab done Ho

    i'4 as dealt falrly.'openly, honestlytho people. The Legislature tt

    Its power to establish a reputa-tion for Integrity, the problem

    and protect good nameof Hawaii, This be done, andTho Bulletin Is confident that It wlljbo done.

    lu,''-ii!- i .',.'' !.

    mmm us

    An organized gang of burglars,young daring, met Its Waterloo

    Tollco Court this morning. Thomembers of tho gang, young I'ortugucW and Hawatlans, live In KakaakoViimprnutt rnsoii nf lilirclnrt upri. to

    their power apprehend perpe-trators. however, suspect-ed, Porto meantime

    thieving.orcanlzatlon discovered

    confession given Mlllona,...OlWtn.l

    The Latest and BestAS m 10 WHICH WILL DROP SPAHK7

    thepresiding,

    ported to the who did In'tecure a twche men out.to tho

    The police,Hlcans and In tho

    gang ItsThn was

    by a Ha- -

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    Deputy E.

    thisM.

    Cir-

    cuit, on

    police, all of of

    by

    u Allan boy, a Por- - wanted tho matter immediatelyThese" Bdys were arrested' posed of.

    by Officer Kaaua and with I a. G, Robertson, ,(or therobbing de Esplrltu Santau's ru!-- ' objected to the beingtar shop on street. The boys settled at that He hud but thenware closely questioned by Deputy J handed a copy prosecution'

    Chllllngnorth and Detective, nwtlonand that case be coiUMcDuffy. They gave names of until tomorrow Itother who In their turn "squeal- - na finally so ordered,ed". As n resultrtheollce came Into Defense a' list ot objections topossession of nil the facts concerning tle proposed change of venue, con-- n

    of burglaries had been testing the Jurisdiction of toperpetrated by gang,

    acknowledged Alfredrigucro to bo the "captain" or "chief"

    the which of ninemembers, all of were caught.Tho "privates", as they styled them,

    were Joaquin Mlllona,David Rice, Hlco Kaco, George Kau-pen-

    Antonc Lewis, Antone Rodrlguesand All robberies werecommitted by several njombera

    leadership of their acknowledged cap- -tain. Alfred Flguero. Tho wasdisposed ot among members, whosold it parties, mostly

    Twi iftrAlraBUflM

    theJudicial

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    ProMslons attemp to vest certainHowl and are allegedmost of the groceries by cV,rl8- - Including this Court,

    to testl- - nnd uncontrolled powersthe gang and, accordingconsistent with the constitutionalgot them for ridiculously ow

    These also or defendant.prices. wererc8tcd. will be had the morn- -

    In Police Court today 'ngiSheriff Chllllngworth brought a nnnv " Jone9 be tried for al-ter of charges against the different ,e8cd murder his wife In anothermembers of Slost the de- - circuit his own application,fendants pleaded guilty. A will either go over until

    primarily wnat tne uovernor, inojcvdcnco the nature.

    possible,

    no joo snoe store .Marcnsecured eight pairs

    which were distributed among themembers o Some of theniwore the shoes court.

    who approtho

    sis.

    peapic,

    American

    of bo

    can

    Governor

    be

    upon.

    that,

    fiscal

    three

    liUno

    thj

    charged M. defense,

    boys

    all

    gang, consisted

    Fukuda,

    pleaded not guilty were easily con- -vlcted, as their comrades readily gava

    wun U10 exception or itouri'all tho boys had two or more

    charges against them.Kaupcna, Rice Kaeo and

    Akonl were charged with having bro-ken Into Walker's rice mill Knwat- -ahao lane on the of 27,They stole nine bags of rice, Fivebags they nro said have sold to Fu- -kuda and three to Hobo!

    Akonl, Mlllona, Kaeo,Kaupena and Alfred Flguero broke In- -. . ... . . .

    rcu riKuera, ouva. uaviu.. c ivunpcna uroKe into

    W. H. store Kakaakonnd stole from there six boxes of soap.Tho bojs say they sold three toFukuda and three to

    Antone Rodrlgues, JoaquinFlguero and Antone Lewis rob- -

    )ifii1 1 arnvn In Tnlmnlm l'about J90 worth groceries March

    57 Timv rnnf. iw .M.i

    U over 870 worth groceries, which

    ,

    taken well as

    75cduced to

    mu INow

    . --.,,j.

    Attorney General C. Petersmorning moved Judge Robinson

    that Edward Jones murder trialbj) transferred to Fifth

    Judge Hardy,

    Jose stronglyt(me,

    bfenSpjerltf

    morning.

    filed

    which

    bought stolen Honorablearbitrary

    JapaneseArgument

    Deputy,cannot

    except

    preferred

    night February

    Rice

    Gonsalvcs'

    llanhain's

    gtounds that It had

    two hundred fifty regularly calledJurors, chosen by the Jury commissioncrs unaenne inw to serve in mis cir-cuit for the present year.

    I'cters added that the term openedtomorrow Fifth Clruclt. He

    tiansfer the case, alleging as followsThat he entitled by law to be tried

    by his peers of the Circuit Inwhich the offense with which hecharged is alleged to have been com'mltted.

    That thfs court withoutauthority to that, the

    enuc this cause be changedminn I tin nntillnntlun title rl t, , ,

    bn made to appear that Impartial,. , . ,,,. , ,Ma '.,,Thai the 027the Penal Laws nre

    and void, In this, thut

    ear, when new will be tho"' 250, or, possibly, go over for

    er.tnun: :i a a :t a n tt a ::they say they disposed of to the sametwo Japanese

    Joaquin Sllva, DaId ltlce,nnd Rice Kaco on the night of January12 the guitar shop Jose deEsplrltu Santti on Ilcretanla street nearAlapal street, securing threeone guitar and one Portuguese guitar.

    On March IS Mlllona, Alfred Flguero,Akonl nnd Joaquin Sllva againSanta's store. This ...... they securedflve ukuleles and one guitar This wastne roubery led to the detection

    tne gang nn(1 tllroUBh whlch theyPre with all the other rob- -

    'lories mentioned.Tne Inuscai instruments were dls- -

    lK)sed of to various Kakaako,The police have ..v.

    them all with exception oftwo ukuleles. Most of the other goodsstolen havealso recovered.

    Lindsay, In passing sentenceon the young robbers, dwelt on the

    entering on a"re ' crime at so early age. He

    'v"reu Flguero, Joaquin Sllva. David

    Carter, who, he not have of the stuff, which consisted princl-- 'deplctcd to th!m conse-bee-n

    the first to enunclato tho principally of tobacco and canned uences "t such a career and inpie, has been the first official, tho Hrst. goods, to Fukuda nnd Hosol. I ,erms condemned the crimes commlt- -Governor, to practice It In Terrl- - Antono Lewis, Kaupcna, Rice tPd "y them' 1Ie ttnted that thlrtory. Truo It that popular sentl-- l Kaco and A)'-e- d FiguCTO broke Into wua tno only thlnB wnkh Pre"

    Is fickle, no strong man Dau'el Corelra's store on King street nted him fromor evasive when faelnir a crisis.! nca South on March 4. Boonrlnir fmm fendants the full extent of the law.

    havo

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    their action.Governor dono

    of tho lookedto with

    exhibition the

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    the the

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    the schemeframed tho Governor

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    Rice. Rice Kaeo, George Kaupcna, An-to-

    Louis, and Akonl were sentencedto Bervo two years Imprisonment athard labor. Antone Rodrlgues, theyoungest of the offenders, was sen-tenced to onT! year's Imprisonment.Mlllona, upon u motion by DeputySheriff Chllllngworth, had sentencesuspended for thirteen months. ThatDeputy Sheriff gave as his reason for!making the motion-th- o fact that It wasprincipally through the aid given by iMIHoria that the police had been en.nbled to connect the defendants with,all the robberies committed by them.

    -.Now that..the capture.. ....iof Asa, thaiJapanese wholesale uurgiar, ami mejouthful gang have been effected, ovcryjobbery reported to the police formonths past has been explained andthe offenders located. The police nrnow starting to work with a cleanslato. n :s

    OFFICE OF

    11 PH WORKSPresident of the Senate Clarence

    Crabbc wants the chamber now occu-pied by the Public Works DepartmentIn the Capitol building for the Senatechamber during the special sessioncalled by the Governor for April C,

    Crabbe called on the Goternor todayIn this regard. "M

    Superintendent of Public Works C.S. Holloway also visited the Governoron the same proposition.

    Holloway, If he has to move at atl,wants to be accommodatde In permanent quartets, not In some temporaryoffice. '

    Possible satisfactory permanent quartcrs nre icarce and the Public Worksmay put up In the basement of thoCapitol, In the offices formerly occupied by the Agricultural Durcau and jthe rooms at present accommodatingme water worhs Department.

    It Is suggested that the Scnatomight, nn well as not, sit out the spe-cial session In the hall of the Capitol'ssecond story.

    Holloway would be satisfied with nnew building for the Public Works onthe slto of tho present National Guardheadquarters In the Capitol grounds.

    tth the Senate In tho present Pub- -Works office, the two of his

    will bo convenienteacn otner, separated by the mainhallway of the Capltdl.

    IThe creditors of Hnrt & Co. held a

    second meeting yesterday afternoonat which It was decided to continuethe business under the management ofC. 11. Ramsay.

    The direction of the company's af-fairs will be In the hands of a boardof seea trustees selected Jointly bycreditors and shareholders. The trus-tees tor the creditors are G. W. Smith,of the Dairymen's Association; IsaacDillingham, of the Pacific HardwareCo.; Edward Iogbnm, of the Metropol-itan Meat Co.; T. D. Mnhone, of T. H.Davlcs & Co., nnd W. T. Lucas, of May

    me representatives of the shrc-holde-will probably bo Ed Towse nnd

    L. L. McCandless. C. J. Ludwloeenwill have charge of the candy factory.

    NEVADAN SAILING TIME.C. Percy Morse, the locaf'fre'lght

    agent of tho American-Hawaiia-Steamship Company, has received acablegram announcing that tho date oftho steamship Nevadan's sailing fromSan Francisco for this port has againbeen postponed. The Neradan wasoriginally scheduled to leave San Fran-cisco March 18. Owing to delay atKahultil the sailing dato was changedto March 25. Now It has again beenaltered, presumably for the last time,to March 29, This would mako thosteamshlfi'due-her- early In the morn-ing of April 0.

    Agent Morso states that the lastchange Is probably due to the extreme-ly bad weather which has prevailed ontho Coast lately, which has causedmuch delay In the loading and dis-charging of vessels there.

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    SINGER TO APPEAR

    There will bo a general murmur ofapprobation among the music lovers ofthis community at tho announcementof a concert by Madame Slapoffskl, as-sisted by the pick of tho local talent.Tho slight glimpse that the singergave of her charms on Saturday even-ing last at the Young Hotel

    a general wish to hear more otthose talents which havo already tak-en Australia by storm.

    Honolulu Is a conservative city andIt Is seldom that a singer captures Itso readily with a couple of simple bal-lads as Madame Slapoffskl has done.That a program bringing out tho full

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    MME. 8LAPOFF8KI.iscopo of her powers will be appreciat-ed to the full, goes without saying, andthe Opera House, should hold a veryrepresentative crowd on Monday even-ing next, the night arranged for thoconcert.

    The numbers will consist In thomain of the gems of tho better-know-grand operas rendered solo by Madame nnd In duo, trio and quartet withthe assistance of local singers. Amongthese will be Johnny Ellis, whose voicehas so often delighted Honolulans, nlthough perhaps they havo not recog-nized the rare quality of his tenor. Ellis will probably sing the. duet from"II Trovatore" with Madame Slapoftski, who thinks a great deal of his fitture. In this the diva Is not alone, asGerard Rarton Is willing to give Ellisa. full mimical education both underhimself and Euronean teachers If Ellis

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    BY AUTHORITY

    Proclamation.I, QCOnOE R. CARTER, Governor

    lit tho Territory of Hawaii, by virtueof the authority In me vested by law,

    hereby convene the Legislature In Spe-

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    financial measures as may be brought

    before It. ,

    IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,

    I have hereunto set my hand

    and 'caused the seal of theh.r Territory of Hawaii to be

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    In Honolulu this Twenty- -

    flrBt Day of March, A?p,. vl04.

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    O. R. CARTER.

    By tho Governor:

    L. C' ATKINSON,Secretary of Hawaii.

    2720 Mar. 22, 20, 30; Apr. 2, S.

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    "Twa hours at homo", under . thoauspices ot the Scottish Thistle Club,made most delightful by Miss FloraF. Donaldson and Mr. Gavin, Spence,the "Scottish Entertainers", drew arepresentative and brilliant gatheringat tho Hawaiian Opera House lastevening. The building could have heldbut very few more and the audiencewas as appreciative and enthusiasticaa It was large, ,

    Miss' Donaldson's clear and Inspiringrendition ot tho songs ot Scotland, herperfect enunciation and 'personalcharm, won for ber tho unstinted ap-plause of tho assembly, while thoforceful and voice ot Mr.Spence, In songs that stirred many a

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    Banks o' Loch Lomond," assung by Miss Donaldson, with an ex-pressive sweetness, was received withdemonstrative acclaim, y

    "The Hundred Pipers", by Mr.Spence, the vocalpowers and called forth tumultuous ap-plause.

    "Huntlngtower", sung by Miss nand Mr. Spence, combining .tfieof twoof4tho most acceptable

    singers Honolulu rhas heard In a longtime, held the blgcrowd Intedt duringKb rendition, bringing out unboundedenthusiasm at Its termination.

    Encores were conljnuoiw and Nu-merous fascinating bits of song notonthe program wet gltenjto the

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    With the thrllllngly effective bindingof Miss Donaldson and Mr. Spence'srousjng song and clever story theliouso was conquered.

    "Oh, thistle, and I'll come to you,my lad", by Miss Donaldson, In re-sponse to an encore, was given in amanner most bewitching,

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    Mrs. Gerald Bnrto nplayed the ac- -.uiu1iauiiu.-m- iur .wr. apence nnu rorthe duets. Mr. Spence nccompanylngMiss Donaldson for her solos.

    "Auld Lang Syne" and a stanza of"My Country, 'TIs of Thee" were sungat the close of tho program, the au-dience, standing, Joining In with rightgood-wil- l.

    Furthpr hnnHnfr was hn.1 l.l0 nHO mm uviurtsJudge aear this morning In the mat-ter of the First National Bank againstMcChcsney & Sons. The Court havingbut little time to devote to the matter,hearing was cut short and a continu-ance until tomorrow ordered. JesseMcChesney was on the stand, testify-ing in regard to accounts ns betweenthe McChesney partnership and theMcChesney corporation. But little de-veloped In today's brief session.

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    Judge Dickey and Judge Lindsayboth this morning denied the statementmnde that Judge Dickey would take thecriminal district court and Judge Lind-say the civil court. Judge Dickey stat-ed that while the change had been con-templated (or some time no changehad been decided upon as yet. Ho wasat a loss to know how the statementhad become current. It was JudgeDickey's opinion that he, as the highest paid Judge, ought to tako the criminal court, as that work interferedmore with the prlvato practice of thoJudge than the civil court, which didhot sit every day. Notwithstandingthis disadvantage Judge Lindsay hasa preference for the criminal work Inthe administration of which he hasshown marked ability and has givenmuch satisfaction both to the policedepartment and to the other partiesInterested In this court.

    BUFORD SAILS AT S.

    The U. S. Army transport Buford Isexpected to sail for Manila, via Mid'way Island and Guam, at 6 o'clock thisafternoon. Dr. H. M. Manning, whohas been connected with tho localbranch of tho U. S. Marine HospitalService for tho past few months, willgo In tho Buford to Manila, to whichcity he haslreccntly been transferred,

    Tho Buford took 950 tons of coalhere. This Is fifty tons more thanoriginally ordered.

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    Our toy department Is complete withsummer sports for children. Willi,Nichols, ,tv-- Judge Lindsay presided In the Po-lice' Court this morning for the firsttime since his trip to Kauai., Fho Chinese wero sent to Jail forthirty days each by Judgo Dickey thismorning on charges of gambling.

    Sewing machines cleaned and re-paired' at, Watson & West's, 162 Hotel.Machines! called for and delivered.

    T. L. Dale, charge'd with receivingstolen goods, had his case nolle pros'dla the Police Court this morning.

    The 'only practical, sure and quickrelief fronvmosqultoes arc the screen-ed doors and windows. Lowers & Cookefurnish these at a small cost.

    Passengers departing per 3. S. Ala-meda. Wo check your baggage at yourhotels and home. Union Express, Ca,Ltd., 63 Quuen St. Tel. Main 86.

    Senator Clarence Crnbbe stated thisforenoon that he believed the work of Itho special session of the Legislaturecould be accomplished 'within thirty

    .uays. iTho steamer Maul will sail fer Ma- -

    hukona, l'aauhau and Ooknla at 5o'clock this afternoon. She will alsotouch Lanat In order to land Chas. Gay ,there.

    Tho cases of Hosot and I'ukuda, 'charged with receiving stolen goods,came up heforo Judge Lindsay thisforenoon but wero continued until to-morrow.

    Patronize homo industry; when youneed starch, order Pla, or Hawaiianstarch, AH grocers keep It for sale;costs no more and Is superior to anyimported.

    Scaled tenders will be received bythe Superintendent of Public Worksup to 12 m. of Wednesday, March 30,for the erection of a cottago at tho

    Asylum.Mrs. Lorrln Andrews and Miss Es-

    ther Warner will bo domiciled at thoHawaiian Hotel for tho next few days,pending tho repainting of tho Andrews'residence on King street, near Puna-hoil- .

    Kalltwal, a small Hawaiian boy with'only ono leg, was sent to the ReformSchool during ills minority by JudgoLindsay this morning. He had stolenvarious small sums of money from hisgrandfather.1

    Mrs. K. Luceweko, tho wife of tho"Russian Frank", who"

    konna n In Knkankn was!arrested last night by Detectlvo MoDuCTlo for Belling liquor without a li-cense. The case will come up for trialnext Thursday,

    Enos Vincent said good-by- e lastweek and Is now on his wav home tothe Hawaiian Islands. Wo shall missblm. Ho mado many friends during'his two years In tho college, all otwhom wish him unbounded success.College Notes In Danville (Ind.) Re-publican. t

    F. Castro, a hnckdrlver, came nearmeeting with a very serious accidenton Punchbowl street yesterday morn-ing. As it was his hack was badlydamaged. During tho last few dayssewer plpo has been laid in tth DirectCastro's buck got Into n deep rut re-sulting from the sewer excavations nndhad one ot the sknfts broken. Thohorse became, frightincd nnd rnn nuay.The hack waw thrown Into n holo whereIl remained, while tho horse partedcompany with It nnd continued on Itsmad career. Tho hack was badlysmashed. Castro escaped without1 In.Jry.

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    SUPREME COVET DECIDES

    IN BISHOP ESTATE TAXES

    PUNALUU LAND RETURNED AT120,000; A8SE8SED AT (25,000.

    THIRTEEN YEARS TORUN.

    Supremo Court this morning rendered a memoranda decision In tho appeal from uio Tax Court of tho UlshopI'.state, as follows:

    "In re assessment ot tncs; tho llcrrnice I'Ruaht Ulshop estate, Appealfiom Tax Appeal Court.. Flrtt TaxationDivision. Submitted March 3, 1901,Decided March 22. 1901. Ulghty acresofcrlce land nnd 4135 ai.es ot pastureUiiiiI, located nt Punaluu, Oahu, under15 years Ion Be (with 13 years unexpired) for net annual tcntnl ot $2500.Hcturnrd at :o,000 and assessed at

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    GKOUdB LUCAS.Clerk

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