The Hawaiian Star from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 1

"MOOND" EDITION THE HAWAIIAN rml it Ufi swm res ok Hm4 11 Im tflTB STAR I "Classified" Ads in Star Cost but 25 Cents (VOLUME XIII. THIRT Ante-Natal THE TRANSLATION OF THE BILL FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATES OF HAWAIIAN DIIITH REQUIRED THE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY TO MAKE ANTE-NATAL CERTIFICATION WHEN THE TRANSLATION WAS STRAIGHTENED OUT THE HILL PASSED. Hoisteln's bill for the Issuance of oer-tlftoatba of Hawaiian birth was the first matter taken up at the afternoon session. It was up for third reading. There was plllkla over the passage of the bill, however, as the Hawnllan translation was ourlous, to say the least of It.

As explained by some Hawaiian members, the translation made it appear that any woman about to glvo birth to a child would have to se-ure a certificate from the Secretary of tho Territory to the effect that the AN IWILEI SCARE "Why don'i you subpoena Senator Blank? He's on the Iwllel committee and knows more about Iwllel than I do?" "Send for John Doc, ho knows all about Iwllol. I don't know anything about it." There were many such remarks about the United States District Court this morning, when the Federal Grand Jury waa in session. The Jury had sent subpoenas for a number of members of the legislature, and at once it was reported thut an investigation of Iwllel was In progress by the fedoral authorities rumor calculated to strike terror to a number hearts. From the Senate Senators Hewlt, Paris and Achl were sent for. Hewitt wus a member of the Iwllel committee and knows IN THE SENATE THE TANTALUS RATION FOR MOST OF THE FORENOON THE LARGER AREA FOR THE PARK WAS DEFEATED THE DEBATE WAS QUITE LIVELY AT TIMES.

THE SENATE. Senate Bill the Tantalus Park bill, was next in order on third reading, and was considered by paragraph on motion of Dickey. This was to bring the light directly on the point as to whether the park reservation should be for the larger or the smaller. The bill and EASTER NECKWEAR. Many pretty new styles now at N.

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The Kalmukl Zoo Bears will be at home to the public in their now and roomy house from and after Saturday, March 11th, at 1 p. m. They moved into their new quarters Friday evening. Documents that are woreh anything are worth keeping out of danger. The expense Is trifling.

A safe deposit box in our vaults may bo rented for CO cents a month, or $5.00 a year. Including every accommodation Fort Street, Honolulu 111 gbHmumii mmu 1 Aft HAWAIIAN Certiiicati child would he Hawaiian. It was mainly out of consideration for the feelings of Secretary Atkinson that many of the members objected to this. The mtter was explained In Its true light and the bill passed without further opposition. STOCKS THIS AFTERNOON.

The following transactions were re ported at the afternoon session of. the Stock Exchange today: Between board: 25 Hawaiian $90; 95 Haw. Sugar, $S1. something of the subject, but the other two wondered by what manner of mistake they had been sent for. "I'm not on the Iwllel committee," said Achl, na he arrived In response to tho sum.

inoiiH, "you've made a mistake." Re presentative Greenwell also received a summons and wondered why. Tho Grand Jury, as a matter of fact, had not taken up the Iwllel matter at all. The Senators and Representative and other witnesses sent for were wanted to testify about a matter on tho island of Hawaii. TJie seleotlpu of Hewitt, Paris and Greenwell was due to their residence on the Kona side of the Island, while Achl was supposed to have information secured in another way. PARK BILL WAS UP FOR CONSID- the majority report of the committee recommend the setting aside of all the public laud on Tantalus, and Dickey spoke In defense of the larger park.

McCandloes said that In 18S0 all the land on Tantalus had been taken for (Continued from page FAIRY FLOSS. Something startling. Evcrylwdy talking about It. Don't fall to sec It made at Arielgh stationery store. ENOS BROS.

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NEW KINDS OF DRINKS. Are called for every day especially if they are cool, refreshing and pleasant. They always can be found at Hobron's. SHOTGUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVER" Ammunitions' A FULL LINE AT PERRSON POTTER CO. Limited J31 FORT STREET I INTER'S SUPPLIES I HONOLULU, HAWAII, KSI)AV.

Al'KII. n. txs THOUSAND The Total pili mi qIa Dill UiqUUMj Fatalities (Associated Press LAHORE, British India, April fatalities in the recent earthquakes is ROJESTVENSKY TO ST. PETERSBURG. Anril 11, It that Admiral Rojcstvcnsky is attempting to unite the various parts of his fleet before giving battle to the Japanese.

NETHERLANDS TO PRESERVE NEUTRALITY. THE HAGUE, April 11. The Dutch squadron lias been ordered to proceed to the Anabas Islands to prcecrvcthc neutrality of The Nether lands in the impending naval conflict between Japan and Russia. SELECTS FORMOSA0 TOKIO, April 11. harbor, closed to foreign ships.

Admiral Togo may make that harbor his base in his approaching conflict with the OFF TO PORT MAI ION, April 11. King Alexandra ft sailed today lor tne island 01 aiajonca. OFF TO THE CARACAS. Vonozueln, April 11. month's trip among the Interior cities.

KAISER IS CORFU, Greece, Airll 11. Tho THE PRICE SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. centrifugals this day is 4-95 cents previous quotation was April 7. 4.93 TO TAKE JAPS FROM HERE PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION WAS SECURING PERMISSION TO RECRUIT JAPANESE IN HAWAII, WHEN A CABLE FROM GOVERNOR CARTER TO SECRETARY TAFT STOPPED IT WOULD OFFER INCREASE OVER LOCAL WAGES. An authorization to the Panama Canal Commission to recruit Japanese labor in Hawaii for work on the canal was knocked out by a cable sent last week by Governor Carter to Washing- ton.

The matter first became generally niihlln here throuch the following Asso- elated Press dispatch of last Sunday: Sueretary Taft has replied to the pro- test of Governor Carter of Hawaii say- protest against Hawaii being subjecting that the United States Government ed to the butting In of the canal corn- will not take Japanese from Hawaii to work on the Panama canal." ON LEPROSY BILLS IN THE SENATE HE PRESENTS A CAREFULLY PREPARED ARGUMENT AGAINST HOUSE BILL. From the special committee on all leprosy bills, DIokey made a minority rnort strongly advising against tne nnHHfli? of House Bill 17C. which he claimed covered a serious relaxation of the loprosy segregation law. Dickey preferred Senate Bill C8, which he said was much more rigorous In Its provisions. The report was laid on the table to be considered with the leprosy bills.

Th report, In full, follows: Honolulu, April 11. 1906. D. P. R.

Isenberg, President of Hon. 'S REPORT the Senate. Sir: Your Special Committee to which was referred Senate Bill 08 and House Bill 170, has made a majority report recommending that House bill 176 be passed with certain amendments and the the Senate hills be laid on the table. Ab a minority of that committee I do not agree with the recomiiion-dutlons upd beg loavo to present a minority report. (Continued on page 5.) Cable to The Star).

11. The official estimate of the 13,000. UNITE FLEET. is believed here in official circles FOR NAVAL BASE. at Keling, Island of Formosa, is Russian fleet.

MATORICA. INTERIOR. President Castro leaves tomorrow for a IN GREECE. Kalsar orrlved here today. OF The New York price of 96 degree a pound or $09 a ton.

The last cents a pound. The action of Governor Carter Is said to have been due to a roiort received here by cable that the commission was ubout to secure authorization to send to Hawaii for laborers to work on the canal. It was the intention of the com- mission, it is otrer a Biisiiuy higher rate of wages than that genornl- ly paw Her. carter capiea to latt a mission in uus way, anu ine protest appears to have- had immediate enect. WAILUKU SCRIP The Walluku Scrip, tho receipts Is sued to 1 of tne new issue 01 Wnlluku Sugar Company stock, have appeared on the market.

They re-pr. sent at present J5 paid In. They are quoted at ubout $30. SOAKED" THE POLICE The police wore bombarded at Naval Wharf No. 2 this morning.

They took a sailor back to tho vessel, as a strag' gler. He was taken In the patrol wag on to the wharf. Sailors who were coaling ship proceeded pelt the po lice and hit tho horses with the coal The horses nearly Jumped off the wharf Into the water. The sailors have an antipathy to a police olllcer who goes to collect reward monoy for a straggler and It was pron ably this dislike that caused the trou ble this morning. It Is stated that some of the men on the Ohio have threatened to make things lively for tho police tonight when they ur granted shore leave.

Th police who are authority for this state ment say they are not worrying. VISIT POSTPONED. '1'iu, viuit nf the Honolulu section of the Navy League to the battleship Ohio which was sot for aso ooiocic The Police TESTIMONY OF MANAGER BULL OF OAHU PLANTATION. HEAD LUNA WORT.HINGTON AND OTHER BYE WITNESSES GOBS TO SHOW THAT THE KILLING Al WAIPA1IU SATURDAY NIGHT WAS UTTERLY WITHOUT EXCUSE- THE AFFAIR. In spite of the claims made by members of the local police force tltat they were attacked and beaten by a mob of Infuriated Chinese at Waiiiahu last Saturday night there Is very strong evidence to show that nothing of the kind occurred and instead of Olllcer Frank Kanae sustaining a scalp wound from a blow from a club there Is good reason for the opinion thut he was hurt by falling out of the police wagon and striking his head on the ground.

The claim made by the authorities that none of them were on horseback is utterly disproved by a statement that Manager E. Bull of the Oaliu Sugar Company has made to the Star. In this statement Manager Bull states positively that Deputy Sheriff Fernandez admitted shortly after the trouble at Walpahu, that the Ewa olllcers were on horseback. The significant feature of this admission lies In the fact that the wounded Chinese told people shortly before ills death that he had been shot by a man on horseback. This flUUWiuiit by the man and the admission of Fornandez, certainly would teem to narrow the responsibility for the shooting to police.

The contention made by the iollce that they were attacked by a mob and were justified In using Ilrearms Is dis credited by the statement of Head una Worthlngton. He says that there was no cause for any alarm or trouble up to the time that the police began to shoot. The claim that Worthlngton fired a revolver three times In the air seems also to In- utterly discredited. re the statement made by Manager Bull, the police appear recently to have been In the habit of discharging their revolvers In the nlr. They did It about three months ago during a raid but nobody wus hurt on that occasion.

THE COUNT! BILL Governor Carter tackled the county bill last night and again today. He arrived from Walalua on tho late af ternoon train and In the evening was with Secretary Atkinson examining the bill. This morning the governor nnd secrotary wore at tho Capitol early nnd resumed work on the bill at once. Governor Carter gavve orders to admit no callers nnd announced that he would see no one except tho- who had ap pointments with him. during the day EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.

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Manager Bull says that he saw the seal and cushion of the police wagon being carried by a man, also a hat evidently belonging to Kanae. It is claimed that In the excitement of driving away, the rear seat of the police wagon fell out and Kanae tumbled out onto the ground and was hurt. In addition to the sentiment of the directors of the plantation the Chinese consul has the matter under Investigation. The shooting of the Chinese now seems to have been absolutely without warrant and If such proves to be tho case, it is likely that the demands oC the Chinese consul will result In a most seaichlng Investigation being made Into the affair to discover the guilty purty. The statement of Manager Dull as follows: (Continued on page CALLED ON CARTER.

Captain Logan of the battleship Ohio accompanied by Captain Niblack and other olllcors, called on Governor Car-tor this morning. An olllclal call was also paid by Colonel Parke und staff, who arrived on the trunsport Sheridan. OFF TO ST. LOUIS. Mr.

and Mrs. W. I. Madeira leave by the Ventura today. They go to St.

I.ouls. A GREAT ORATOR John J. Woolley, editor of tho New-Voice, which has a larger circulation than any other paper with a similar field, Is expected by the Sonoma tomorrow. He will remain In Honolulu threo weeks, and is engaged to deliver a course of two lectures for the benefit of the Y. M.

C. A. now athletic track. The first lecture will be given Friday evening of this week on "The Duty of the Hour: or a Question of Citizenship." From here Mr. AVoelley will go to New-Zealand whither he has been called because he made such a splendid impression there on a previous visit.

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ttrrnoon has been postponed,.