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ROOMS AND BOARD

CENTRAL LOCATION. rooms gllsl board; ty d4y
or we~S- can accommodate 10 Prize = day
50 Z st. u-- els
FOR RENT Large. elegant ROOMS: modern con
veuiences With board 800 - u@- mig
FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished and comfortably
heated rooms with excellent table and attention
zi1 East Capitol St ml-3
FOR RENF-I.arge froal room. R-irh OF without
beard, Tor gentleman. Apply 09I6 Cambridge
Place. mI-G
FOR RENT First-class rooms and board; terms
reasonable for Inauguration. Us 1 81. nv.
mis-
ROOM AND BOARD. 81 week, home cooking
G25 / 81 u-y e27-5
YANTED-Tyro boarlers; Hicciy-furnislicd room.
good board heat, gas, and bath $50 per week
each zo57 81 NV mrs
FOR RENT-7lS b st. NV, beautiful front parlor
bedroom mag
ROOMS AND BOARD for Inauguration; reason
able; private family 20 ID -. ne m27-5
R0oMS-vssitors to the Inauguration can be ac-
coumodated with rooms and board at The Herp-
don, l255 y. Y. ave. Hw. blocks from Tres
gry. e25-s
1889 Mass ave, rooms and board; SIS Up for in
a1aurati0u; $50 per day; elevator and steam
heat e35-7
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk u Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year fer Norfolk, New,
port News and ali points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace CLEANERS
Newport News Norfolk" and FASH
- inZton," tie following schedule:
LV- Washington $50 pm Nv Portsmouth 500 pm
LV. Alexandria. 90 pm Lv Norfolk. 500 pm
Ar. Ft. Monroe % am Ly. TT. Monroe. 90 pm
Ar. NortOik-----s-UG am Az Ai=xaadrIA- o 80 IN
Ar Portsmouth. s IS am Ar Washing 100 am
Tickets Un sale ~ SIT Penn. ave, B, and
- D. tche- Of &c, 6l9 Penn ave. and corner
- 18th ST. and \ I. ave. c. & O. tiCArt Of
- fees. n 5l3 Penn ave. and 6lJ l4tb St;
- s. A. L, ticket Office, I4S4 n 7. ave. and
On board steamers
S2TFOT further Information apply At gen
- eTai Offices eth St wharf, Washington D. c
Phone. $50.
no2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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Inauguration Ball
Ticket Free

with every Upright Piano purchased here before
March J. Special bargains at Si65. $3.50. and 800
worth double the price F. G.. SMITH 1925 Pa.
ave. nbl
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

EFANTED-By sober industrious Young white Inar
Tso . ui aBy kind; good driver and delivery man.
best ret Address C55- this Office eI-2
WkNrED-Pg-ition rs bartender address Box
55a This Office eI
y ANTED-Experieuced white farm and dairy
hand, highly recommended wants permanent
place. address F. BELL, Io17 81 ne e27-2
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
WASTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Psrties from distance visiting Wash
iRgtDn can secare profitable position Is man
ayers, introducing Al their home Z multi
pick phonograph containing eleven selections
without Change OF records; automatic and coin
controlled AMERICAN MULTIPLEN TALKING,
MACHINE CO. corner 9Th and D SIS. NV ash
I8gtcn. D T.. NIT
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HELP wAyTED-nIALIi.


HELP WANTED-NTATE
80 ~~~----
"AN IEb-l"" sooa barriers At t7zi q 81 NV
v AM Ei)-tWo hrst-ClasS ladies' taiioTs- WHALE.
SaS st NV els
"a <--rl-,- r. - --,----- o
boys III 9Th ST NV. cI
,,-.>-
Al eIce a s"ou Nal-"i 10 Isip 'l
VA IEb-A good coloTed barber ut once; STEADY
- r.
HANi ED good barber; good wages for Satur-
GAY ana siti'iit- ~" 4th ST. NV Eel
- ii' 'i7' ''iS 'li''-'- 81 '4'' 81 nv
-
u IN IED-baTner. urSI-claSS guarantee Tor ]"
La, ave. ,T nw. .|' i''' '' 49, '',' ei
,;,<rry, T4r,y,rors 70 81, ,f md M NJ
E.oisys picture on glass; the best seller out
60 u - nv " - Il
,1 M i an '''T9 'i'e' ''- 'e 1' '''' IN
WANTED-Hns,lers to sell sandwiches. coz C st.
NV eI
WANTED-NJan on lunch wagon sunday and Mon
day; big money Cal tonight, 103 y {. ave
Sc Il
WANTED-A good barber at once, SO c st. nm
81
WANTED-Good barber, 8 per day: . wee,
'l- = 81 nv q
ave. nv 90 '''' '''''" ''''''',' 81
hANfED-Good ali-round bicycle reE2iTeF; must
employer and wages expected: permanent place
to right man address Bon col this Office MI
WANTED-Fen f.rst-eIsss csnvas~ers; good pay;
three months steady work FRERE LAUNDRY.
- = ---------- -----------
MANTED-ColorCd driver and boy with wheel
l2th and 6 SIS, Room u. Bank Bldg MI
WANTED good men and hoys to sell the Of
y.
AANTEI-Hustiing men and boys to sell The Of
rS% vi T "a 5l pfGs - 10 20 PEI Gay
l. " ~ ~ ! Ooi'-s i'7 '''' 81 ''-
WANTED-Good barber at DEWEY HOTEL BAR
B5k SHOP. M
WANTED good meat cutters AT once. bring
I . 1'' o'i 81 se-
WANTED sbop hoy I7Ss Pa ave NV MI
- ------
I'm aI-ITEe rI7HtFfi 4Sos p q n m
WaRYLAS6 o9fK 'T ISGI ' a1e % aTa @
TnI
f! WANTED I,,.ss xyitars ,n8 49, uAgy-
LAND QUICK EJ-NCH ZOOS Pa ave MI
WANTED In d11,o sfora registered clerk. bfi,llf
active boy Address BON 64S, this Office MI
v-,xrt-,, IT, ..,,,r,,.,7 ,,7,r.. .r,s
N ~ ,;, oG,- a., S',,e' NE me-
ave ~
3 -----
/ WANTED BsrI,cr- frst-aI...- ar once gonf
chance. An rIrro,,,b holidays IN la+l 4 ,,,y mi
-
me man anu WI ne 10, 70 l@Ae car 81
--o.t- - SotOl-u Naitet- Io'1 Iiiii 81 NV III
WANTED-OIiice man: reliable hcuselnau and
furnace man, So; other positions BASEMENT
---
. AAIED-Goud white barber Sei 18th st- NV
FL
/ WANTED Good sbas los at once. 49, lith II
. NJ" nj
WANTED Two re,isF,,e driver. tFst understand
handling f,rriT,,re a,,5 arc - bl~as FTCl1,r.
/ Of KRIEG'S EXPRESS. I222 II s. NV nj
: hANlED-ColcIed boy for heavy work iia .'iii
WANTED olafed second cook: permanent: must
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW THAMPTON-LONDOS
Vaderld. Mar. 6. 10 a. St Louis Apr. 9. 10 an
St Louis Mar I3 10 u. New x. Apr. 10. 10 m
New York Mar 90 10 j. YRderI' d Apr L. 10 m
Faderiand. Mar =. 10 an st Louis Apr =, 10 am
RED STAR LINE
NEW YoRE-ANTwERP
Southwark Mar 8 noon Kens' gt' n. Mar. 20. noon
esterni d. Mar -. noon Noordland. Mar. p, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and Is, n r New YORK Office -
Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 T ST. NV.
Or G. ". Moss. l41I St nv.
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WASTED-A good-lookins and safe saddle horse
sgI5h English saddle and b.idIe for the in
sugIrsti0H parade Write, stating price. BOX
tIs this Office. m2T-8
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR RG>r-rNauGuRAL STANDS.

COMPLETE stand To- ale sratiHg capacity sixty;
price S250 l5JE ana Pa ave. Apply 1871 Pa.
ave. nj
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WANTED Immediately, capable woman; white or
co4ored for homework l29 Maryland ave lie.
mi
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ll1SS A1A1AA-aNE-OAS
PROF. ANTON. 1th and Pa ave. Sc Class and
soiree every Friday chalk line cake walk
March . mia
SIGNS. sICNSl SIGNS! The busy basement.
WILLS ~ p St; open all day sunday ml-3
PIAN0 aaa MANDOLIN. % lesson, quick method.
STUDIO go ST. s. Ial-3
SEWING MACHINES cleaned and repaired. 81
LOVES. 1873 s1h 81. mis-
PIANO LESSONS. DC hour: careful. competent
teacher "a u 81 ne na2s-4I
SIGNS. AT kinds. Lowest prices. ANDERSON.
1918 ST. nv e21-J
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. H d.
GORDON, Lawyer, 5l5 i4th st, NV m2J-6
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire. 81 up. 100 eth st.
nv el9-ti.ef
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned. SOC Watches.
iewElrV music boxes accordingly charged = rs
faction guaranteed: send postal; will call for and
deliver free 90 all parts Of District. CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1874 eth st--4w-
BooKBNDTNG FOR THE HOLIDAYS Books Of
all kinds bound in short notice; magazines etc
Pocketbooks and ali leather goods leltered IN
gold silver; we bind anything WILLIAMS
BISDERY Cl5-Gl5 5th -. NV. CHAS. " DOW
DEN. Manager.
Full DRESS SUITS. 81. for hire. 81 JULIUS
COHEN, llo4 5th st. nv.
4-N'f - hfil4-NL' warranted. 81
machines for TcBt by seek OF month Al Open
HElAER'S MN HONE AGENCY. 5l4 gth 81 NV.
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR SALE-SiN hi=h-grsde SO wheels 80: cx-
pert repairing; renting; tandem for rent BAR
GAIN WHEEL CO, 1904 II 81 NV. m1-8
FOR SALE-Geut's bicycle; lamp, tools; &c Ad-
dress BOX G}s, this Office. Iu2s-s
FOR RENT-INATGJRAL STANDS.
COMPLETE stand to- saIe. sestiag capacity sixty:
price $50. i5Jt ana Pa ave Apply 1881 Pa
axe. nh
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wANTED-ROOSTs.

WANTED-Two OF three rooms, light housekeeP-
ing; heat and light; unfinished OF large airy
furnished room. with board, for two. or without
board, convenient 20 cafe OF caterer Address
BOX C}i this Office lu27-3
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HELP wANTEp-FEmALE.

WANTED Educated self-dependent lady; widow
preferred: If experienced IN business Ulust men
tion reliable refs; hours short Address Box t55,
this office
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FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-TypegTitrrs. bought sold rented
and repaired. charges reasonable, ribbons soc
s-YPEH RITTER EXCHANGE, III 9;h st. NV
Inn
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srul pBAN PROPERTY.


FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about Hyattsville
several beautiful h1raes. with lots. and small
acreage suitable or chicken runs: price moderate
and terms easy. ROGERS Il ROGERS HyattS-
vile. ms
FOR SALE acres; good land; nice ueighbor-
hood; running stream; plenty Of wood near sta
ton; $500; easy terms. DUCkErr q DENT,
IS mess
FOR SALE-Six-rocm dwelling; barn; hen
house; stable; three acres good laud; plenty OF
fruit; near electric cars; $3.50; easy terms
DUCKETF & DENT 635 + st. mss
FOR sALE-Five-room cottage new; chicken
house; fruit; large lot; electric cars; 500:
easy terms DUCKETT * DENT. 6S5 T 81.
FOR SALE-FARMS
or SALE-Two farms ten miles from Wash
ngtoH, l25 and I65 acres, house and improve
mentsj cheap. OWNER, 41s 5th st. ne mig
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FOR REHF-Fo a select colored tenant. a coy
home; only $3.50; six-room brick; 81 n J. ave
NV; key at Office STONE & FATRFAX, 500 F
st. nv. ug-S-3
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'sANTED-Tg Lire a horse. Box 652. .his ofhre
els
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@AATED-To lire a horse Box 65s. this ofnre
els
WsNTED-st SINCL AIRS. esS Louisiana ave.
furniture OF al kinds. stocks Of gr9ceries show
aases Tor CASH storage. Il per load mis-
WANTED-A secondhand show-window: must be
N good condition address SO G st. Hw. els
KANTED-To buy old feather beds. E MARKS,
3 Myrtle 81 e25-I
UANTED- Highest cash prices PAID for your old
gold. silver that has lost It's 1-eiulness watches
diamonds. etc; pawn tickets bought. L. ABRA-
HAMS. removed % s33 9th - nv. u2z
WAETED-Lsdies 10 know that we do plating
Of all kinds fTom cent per yard up; pinking
Gone Wide you EsiL OPPENHEIMER'S 5I4 9th
e NV. m25
WANTED Highest cash prices paid for laaies'
and geut's css,-off clothing; drop postal. III cal
3 TABSFEs. I5Gs 7th 81 nv m8-lmo
FOR sALE-HOBsEs AND VEHICLES.
FoR sALE-Four-aAsel cabs; sen cheap. Cal
- Ii ST. el-3
FOR >ALE-Caeap, old coupe So; / slrry.
L9EeT wagon snd new no top wagon HURDLF'S.
80 9Th st. NV e2s-5
FOR SALE-Y0unE gentle bay horse. buggy. hsr-
Ee-s; bargain II sold immediately. go y. J.
FOR SALE-Fifteeu Virginia horses: nice har-
p u-ss i-ars-s: and ali-Parp0se horses FRED JOHN
sJN BRO. IL 81 se-; phone main 90s-2
u2s-2
FOB SALE-Just arrived 20 head Of horses, from
Washington county. Nd; among them some good
etfah hurstE-8nd few drivers horses: from SIS
20 SIS. horse guaranteed represented; horses
"a suit any pfirpcse- \. SCiHEGLE, Rear s2S p
- nv. e25-5
FOR SAILS horses and mares used in delivery
and transfer wagons; suitable Tor any general
business would make excellent family or farm
horses: I mare in foSi; fast driving mares; no
reasonable cter refused Call 2I2 ~ 81. nw.
e25-7
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WANTED -ISAUGURATIo SEATS
AND WINDOW
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED Window on north side OF Avenue fof
SO. Address BOX GO TINS Office ru27-3
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FoR SALE Four-whsel cabs; sell cheap. Cali
- Ii ST. ne. ei-s
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FOREIGN NAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c. P0STOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily As changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded ia the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule Of closings Is
arranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupt-
ed overland transit For the week ending March
. 1901 the last connecting closes viii be made
from this Office as follows:
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND-Bicycie on c: 81. ne. owner can have 1t
by proving property and paving charges. 90
Florence s.. ne Cts
ICE CREAM. zoe gallon, not made in a cellar,
but above ground tor sewer gas abounds in cell
lars and breeds typhoid dipitheria, etc. moral.
don't eat that kind. LACEY'S "a pure and
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Transatlantic MAILS.

FRIDAY-{bj A ID p IA Tor p KUPE- per 4
s Columbia. from New York. via Plymouth,
Cherbourg. and Hamburg Mail for IRELAND
must be directed Per $ $ Columbia
tc) At II % T.. m for NETHERLANDS direct.
per : $ Rotterdam, from New York Mail must
be directed Per g :. Rotterdam
(c) At 1I;05 p. for SCOTLAND direct. per
s 5 Ethiopia from New York. Mail must be
directed 'Per :. S. Ethiopia
(c) At Il 20 p. III. for ITALY. per 5 5. Tr7ye
from New York, Via Naples. Mail must be d.
rccJed Per 5 : Tsave-'
CcJ At I-05 p IN Tor EUROPE. per ) ;
EtruFia, from New YORK via Queenstown
PRINTED NATTER. ETC--Ehis steamer takes
Printed Matter Commercial Papers. and sam
pies for GERMANY only The same class Of
matter for other parts Of Ell ROPE viii not be
sent by this ship unless specially directed BY
f..r
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-29
HABEAs CORPUS FIRED THE NEW
COOK.
City Prison Lost Two Cooks Within a
Week Through Judge Gears Rulings
on Recent Applications.

"Tiffin" at the police station was late
last Saturday Judge Gear was to
blame for the delay in the meal. 1t was
not because of his order to High Sher-
iff Brown to arrest himself for an hour
that "tiffin" was delayed but for the
reason that the court had deprived the
Jail of its cook,
Last week when Judge Gear issued
the writ of habeas corpus releasing All
Oi from custody, Sheriff Brown found
the city Jail without a cook. All Oh
had been the cook for several months.
The release occurred in the morning
however so there was time in which to
send over to the prison and secure an
other cook. This recruit came in the
person of Yamana, one of the Japanese
prisoners serving sentence for his part
in the Kahuku~ riots.
Yamana proved everything that could
be desired. He seemed to fit right into
the routine of the city iail. He soon
won the hearts of all the other prisoners
by means of his remarkable art in
cookery. He served the crowd such
meals as they had not enjoyed since
their incarceration. While the bill of
fare was about the same there was
something which seemed to make the
food more ~alatable. While the praise
of many men was sweet to Yamana' s
ears he sighed for other palates 70 con-
quer so he got Attorney F. M. Brooks
to secure his release on a writ of ha-
beas corpus. This was done last Satur
day. and for a second time within a
week the Jail was without a cook.
Yamana was re-arrested but High
Sheriff Brown decided that it would
not be nrOper to put him back at work
again for the man had not been con-
Viptp6 NNnq q
that it was some time after noon be-
fore another prisoner could be secur-
ed from the prison to take the vacancy
caused by the retirement of the Jap
anese. The new cook got the meal ready
by o'clock which was considerably
later than the crowd was used to get
ting it,
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HN" At JAIL AEM PRIVATE Contract BID FOR ALARM SYSTEMS LEAGUE SECURES HOM
GAMEwELL COMPANY GETS THE
CONTRACTS.
Agent Coffee Says Colonel Mazuma
Had Nothing to Do With Securing
the Work for His Concern.

The bid of A. ]. Coffee, agent of the
Gamewell Police and Fire Alarm Sys-
TEN, for a fire alarm system for Ho-
nolulu was opened on Saturday, and
a contract will be signed today by Sup
erintendent of Public Works Boyd
Coffee being the only bidder. The bid
was turned over to Fire Commissioner
Andrew Brown who found the proposed
contract to be all right.
There was no Mazuma connected
with Coffee's bid, he declares. Coffee
closed a long list of agreements on be-
half of his company with the following
paragraph:
No member or delegate to the Leg
islature or any other Office or agent of
the Territory of Hawaii either directly
or indirectly, himself, or by any other
person in trust for his use and benefit,
or by his account, is a party to or in
any manner interested, in whole or in
part, in this contract, or in the enjoy
ments, benefits profits or emoluments
arising therefrom."
Coffee agrees to furnish at the central
station an eight circuit, combined
storage switchbord. with battery He
will put in 60 signal stations, at such
points as the fire chief may direct, 20
of them with keyless doors and the
others with keys, the locks to be uni
door to be supplied The keyess doors
are such as open by simple turning of
the handle, and may be opened by any
one. They are for the center of the
city. Opening the doors rings a loud
gong in the box as well as at the sta
ton, so that anyone who opens one
will be readily seen, and the crank who
likes to turn in alarms for fun" may
be seen at work.
An automatic steam whistle blower
is to be provided and at the central
station one large gong and nine cleo
trio horse releases with batteries. At
station number and at number when
it is located, gongs and releases will
also be put in.
The system is to be installed and
ready for use within ei"ht months after
the signing of the contract. the COM
pany, however, not being held liable for
any unavoidable delays caused by
strikes, accidents, etc. The city is to
furnish rights of way for the wires,
etc. The price of the system complete
is to be $4,000. to be paid in cash or
in registered treasury warrants of the
Territory of Hawaii, bearing per cent
interest.
Attorney General Dole opened the bid
q. me Gamewell Company for the police
box contract. The company agrees ia
supply so boxes, with a central swith
etc, and to install the system and turn
it over to the government in perfect
worrying order in eight months, for
100000
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-29
TIE GALL IS ISSUED
THE GRAND JURY FOR NEXT
WEEK.
Kapiolani Estate Case May Go to the
Jury This Afternoon-Long Argument
over Instructions.

Judge Gear this morning issued the
formal call for a Grand Jury, to be
summoned to appear at the Circuit
Court on Monday next, August at ten
a. m. The call is addressed to the High
Sheriff and Bailiffs Hopkins and Ellis.
Monday is the day of opening of the
August term of the First Circuit Court.
In addition to other matters, the charge
to the jury will call attention to the
prisoners released from Oahu Jail on
habeas corpus proceedings. The jury
will be kept in session and the term OF
the court extended until all the cases
are disposed of, and 1t may develop that
all the criminal cases coming between
August '9S and June 90 will be taken up
again, even those in which habeas cor
pus writs are not issued.
The case of the Kapiolani estate
against the Kaneohe Ranch Company,
occupied all of this morning, with ar
guments over the instructions to jurors
Kinney and McClanahan and Hatch and
Silliman did the talking Today is the
third day of argument over the instruc-
tions. 1t is expected that the case will
go to the jury this afternoon, or tomor-
row morning.
The masters report on the final ac-
counts in the estate of ]. G. Rierdon
were approved this morning. Cecil
Brown filed the final account in the es-
tate of William H. Cummings and the
annual accounts in the estate of James
Gay.
In the case of B. F. Dillingham; vs.
the Wahiawa Sugar Company notice
was filed of a motion to set the case
for trial. The motion will be heard to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. M. kaawa has filed a petition to
be appointed trustee to take charge Of
funds in bank and due from the Board
of Health to the minor children of the
late George KaaWa. Mary Kalu has
filed an answer to the petition of Ha-
nuea in which the latter asked to be
appointed administrators of the estate OF
Halai Kalu. Mary Kalu alleges that
she is the widow and asks that she be
appointed.
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COULD NOT REGISTER

Judge Estee this morning took up
Chinese case that involves an entirely
new point which has been a good deal
discussed lately among federal officials
and others Interested. The case is that
of Yur" All Ho who left mere in OctO-
ber, 1899. overstayed his leave of alb
time to register with the internal re-
venue department.
A ruling has been made at Washing
ton that where a certificate of depar-
ture for China is outstayed by reason
of illness or some other unavoidable
cause, the holder of the certificate may
be admitted on giving satisfactory evil
dence that he used due efforts to come
back within the year. Yung hh Ho
produced testimony to show that i'll
ness had kept him away He did not
arrive until this month.
The question for Estee to decide is
whether Yung All Ho has right to
stay here in snite of his lack of GER
tificate of registration. Internal Reve-
nue. Collector Chamberlain can issue no
more certificates and is under orders to
deport all Chinese who are without
them.
This morning evidence was introduced
to show that Yung All Ho had been a
resident of Hawaii and that he left in
October. 1899 with a certificate from the
custom house permitting him TO return.
1t is claimed that illness made it a
physical impOssibility for him to be
here in time to register.
T. McCants Stewart represents All
HO.
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.ENMELUTA 70 TAKE A TRIP
WILL VISIT HIS BOY AT HIS OLD
HOME.
No Politics in Mission But the Legisla-
tor viii Inquire Into Tax Systems
in Territories.

Representative John Emmeluth will
leave by the Peking for the east, and
Will be ~One a couple of montns or
more. He will be accompanied by Mrs.
Emmeluth, who, If the climate suits,
VIII remain for year. Tnls trip and
general arrangement is the result Mr..
Elnmelutn says OF a promise ne made
prior to the last campaign. on condi-
tiun that he be allowed to stay out late
o nighIs and do pOitics, he was to
take Mrs. Emmeluth back east wnen
the Legislature was pau. An Incentive
to the program was the fact tnat their
tei-S ear OIu son was at school in Gin
cinnati, MIR. Emmeluth's old home, and
it was thought good idea TO visit him
IN pace Of his coming home for his
vacation.
Mr.. Emmeluth denies that he is going
to the mainland for political purposes.
He AYERS that he will not see AcNnIey
and that Mark Hanna Will not appear
on his horizon. He viii not see Bryan,
and, in fact, will have nothing to do
with the bosses of any party.
Il would be the last man in the ISL
ands to 90 to the mainland on a poll
tical mission" said he. In the first
place | have always deprecated party
organization here. Had there been no
organization at all the country would
today be long way better off. / hope
there Will be no organization at the
next election and that every voter will
get in and work for the best men and
the best principles"
There is one thing Mr.. Emmeluth will
do while away, however. He Will study
the tax systems of Arizona, Oklahoma
and New Mexico and of various states.
He wrote a letter to A. G. NJ. Robert
son this afternoon, asking for an IN
terview with the idea of outlining a
campaign of work in collating informa-
tiOn