The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-26
k At HOME
|rabIe Cecil Brown
lis Returned
|, Give faintest Idea OF the
|rg Governors '1's Name and
re Says Little

| ,.,l Brown returned rom rom
s,n a. the Molua and was seen
OD 20 asterday afternoon. MI
o.. y, cav nothing about affairs
QUIZ because he left the capt
s S,or, the latest Geographic
ao, the morning | left
,,yod the following tele-
v,sb.rg,ou: conference
u zoo on an judges to be APP
., ~. President. Local OPP
question. Act to take Ell
|.la.,.6,e days from time OF
' r,,or Investigation left IN
- states Commissioner oil
one thousand acres oil
Is'srj by a corporation. Chi
\, one year to obtain certih-
,'Jspc.. Custom ports at
on, Nahukoua and IA
...1 a much long
I i",t before the Moana sail
an ~, Jus. .ss J there are three hours
o,.optes difference between
W. y - and san Francisco. So !
.on.t9r Clark, who was to senu
| ; s,aaI9, forgot this, and the
~ IN INST after the boat LETT.
, ,sii you nothing about affairs
Trton. except this telegram lr.,
~ iS7,y YOU already know. That
so o,, sending back the Jap
| so yr, who have been imported
f. pas. year was thrown out
~ I, tr95a.ctsd with the treaty
o. D,, Tell YOU Just this" said
y. ,' WITH great emphasis, cit is
,o9I thing that the Porto
\ r5s fought over in Congress
4 ff..,ffon hill was taken up.
H. mighty glad Of that
are they hostile to Hawaii In
|Et0ng ~
H. Wbv. they've done for Ha-
T., thew wouldn't have done for
4 country on earth!'
|yor hear any talk in Washing
f. who was TO be the first gov
| M No5ody's thinking about
|dsrt Mckinley has not given
lobody seems to care
40 you think will be the first
|r~ =.
m know. I'm sure. But I'll tell
thing" said Mr.. Brown, lower
head II don't think it'll be Mr..
you no impressions. one way
I,ber a. 10 who Is likely TO be
J governor
! whatever" replied Mr.. Brown,
irankness itself. lie spoke as
be- had been quite unable to
b. idea az 70 which one of all
ib,e candidates stood the hes
| Ne was certain Of only one
fbat h' d.d not think the new
y would De- President Dole. The
Der uaa asked If they were
b. President Dole in Washing
they're not down on him, but
nobody there who Is up on him.
|tica that the bill provides that
|enor shall be- a citizen Of the
b."
!" said Mr. Brown. "he must
sided here for a year"
er any circumstances whatso-
Ter any circumstances whatso-
the Hawaiian bill pass in the
lture?"
yes they've taken out the OBJ.
lole features, the prohibition
ana the deportation clause. and
80 through"
the goyernorship. several can.
are suggested and discussed
Iaese Is j. Addison Porter. the
'atS late private secretary. who
y 10 nigh dudgeon because HI
" ulade governor Of Porto Rico
roItef Is not a citizen OF Ia
1'lus never even been here, thu
.ou OF his name In this connec
= ,r!ie ridiculous. The Hous,
O,lues that the governor shall
,lsn OIL the Territory of Hawaii
aug, ~, a citizen Of Hawaii as fol
Al persons who were citizens
:. /, OF Hawaii on August IL
\, ,,. hereby declared to be citizen.
~, uu''eu states and citizens of tn,
!, ol Hawaii. And all citizen.
V I, states who were reslden
,,, ~ ,s.n Islands on or sine,
a. y, i09i, and all citizens of IN,
T tic who shall hereafter resid
y ,srri'ory OF Hawaii for one YEA
10 '. .,is OF the Territory o
ms knocks out both Por
~ bo.e'nor Foster Of Ohio. Meth
mon has lived here. ''''
= Hawaiian Governorship.
. nun which has hitherto bee
|. ,'e efforts Of Harold NJ. Sew
.,, vac goyernorship, publlshe
''''ns yesterday:
s rCI la Honolulu business
s rg .O.meF Royllist was DO sess
..s sIapaic information yesterda
n, D. mat Harold NJ. Sewall wa
',s., President McKinley's cboi C'
" ,' u Of Hawaii. '1'''
i 4 ,r' e. Gentleman received a tele
s sgm Washington. of the " la ties
h g, w. .le M.a1a sailed. SATIN
a, o''e'aorship matter had "taE
n n,. as previous adyices In
sa,fo1-Ii y y was definitely settle
M ~. b Dole was out of m
~, /, . inference is that :" a - ds ,,'
~ tn1mrfy. hdi