The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-30

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lltn arrest me lot s-tl1-Ls on the
sidewalk anu lihr me 20 tA' sltioh
NOUS WIN" A'l -la'. a.S'!'. ~ d'
apology oy any means Nplld AAl .
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mas ..ia. 1pi''lIs, an. anu mas TOT cue
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rather against mem nan loI mem.
MI. COOpt4' me matter mas heNet
ueen talled 10 my allehtloh Utl"i an"
assure YOU gehtlentn' ! VIII give u
a thorough investigation.
Inc I.eeIhs closed WIN an express
sion or thanks 70 me attorney general
for the nearing given tnf committee.
Marshal Brown interviewed.
night upon the recent arrests ana us
-urOances which nave Drought the Sd.-
walton Army INFO the zone or pubic
sympathy and sentiment. Inc Mar
slal gave a very iurld eNpianaJoh OF
The acts OF his police officers and the
Interpretation Of the orders when are
issued 10 ,hein from tlme 10 .lme re-
glrding me obStilrticl 81 SIDEWALKS.
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rectly against the SalVdtlpn Army Win
reference 90 holding us meetings on
the corner or Hoiel ana Fort slreets'
but NE assigned the tr'uoie 20 COM
! plain-s agaln'- lOuhSeI7 anu iIile's
who utilize the sidewalks ana cufolnSs
in manner which dlssusts not only
the storekeepers whose dOorMd
Jhey oostTuct' Dul PasseI , Us
led 70 an Orut' 'e4h5 gwen Sa'u'"ay
nlSht last 10 cause these Hl'n u
move on.
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cent irresponsible III Ihe On ,'i ~ ga !, !,
OF The Marshal : oruers. anu lls'ei %. vi vi
using IedsOhaDie uIs,I ','o ~, - -
were IN Ohe haolL on lHlhs eHS ,n, y ~
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disturbances WhlGn nave dIO"slu pun
nc senti niehI IN iOllolulu. -
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matter. MarshaI "dS asAeI'
| well IN DIlei, - = tuls' " 80 sll ri
| Brown feplled' SoIivt'ille aho O,iii
/ plants were made from stoIes III .ile
/ vicinity OF the corner OF Fort anu no
/ tel in regard 20 lOaIers cOngresallhs IN
front of these stores in the evening
and interfering with Their business
On the strength Of these complains
orders were issued 10 the police %
| prevent the sidewalks being Obs,ructed
by these persons, on the basis OF these
complaints.
In regard % the connection Of tho
police with the salvation Army. the
first / knew OF this difficulty between
the Army and the police was when tn
three names appeared on the calendar
stating that they had been arrested foi
obstructing the sidewalk in the vic!ni