Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

ine students Of q university. and continues:
1t IL wrong In its entirety and with the
single exception Of the statement that san
ford B. Dole was made nrst governor. The
democrats were not Victorious in the last
election. Iheg came cut third. wilcox was
elected agafnst THAR candidate, David
Kawanauakoa. He bed . majority over the
republican candidate Of 2es, ana not sst.
Instead Of controlling the legislature the
democrats we're PRACTICAL uuropresented
IN it.
No faymshss on Lossea.
'rhs governor aid not. adjourn the legls-
iatufe. who ever heard Of an American
territory where an executive in anger could
adjourn a legislative body. The TERRITORIAL
act referred to By the professor might tell
him and his students that Governor Dole
has no such powers The reason assigned
for this state OF thinks which did not ex-
ist. is something that never bappened. In
stead 81 there having been corruption con-
nected with the payment Of Chinatown IRE
losses. fhere had been no payments. no APP
propriation not even An effort TO make pay
ments. 81 that time. nor an acknowlede.
ment that anything was due to those VINO
sustained Losses, Up to the present day
there mas not heeA : single payment on
this account Hawaii asked the last con-
erees for an appropriation Of $1,000. 900 to
help to pay the claims but the house struck
ont the aepFepriatiOn after the senate had
approved n
'Henoluln people wonder where such his.
tory comes from II, has never been seen
in the press BY any one here, The press
correspondents make mistakes. but II has
Remained for a university professor TO is-
sue from a state university press the most
incorrect series OF statements about Hawaii
that has yet appeared. Most OF them are
erroneous statements about affairs which
existed and events which took place, but
The last one shout corruption. is an inven-
tion BY some one and IL founded upon an
other inFentlon. In all the bitterness OF
Hawaiian political controversies over Gov
ernor Dole and hts policies no word Of cor
ruption has ever been useds'
N the Departments.
The comptroller Of the currency has au-
thorized the First National bank Of Elk
ton, 3. D., to begin business with 4 capital
OF $4,000.
The National bank OF st. Joseph, NO., has
been approved as reserve agent for the
First National bank Of Auburn, Nsb.; the
Des Moinee National bank OF Des Molnes.
for tie First National bank OF ChaFlton
and the First National bank Of Chicago
for the First National bank Of Waterloo, la.
Charles o. Moore, Fred b. Wooster, r..
N. Clark. Rollie ]. Archer and Harry b.
overtufn have been appointed clerks In
the Omaha postofhce.
W. 8. Bowen Of Omaha is at the Ehbitt.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Thurston expect to
sail for Honolulu on August IA. The sem
ator goes 10 Honolulu on private business.
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4, II. ). Penfold. treasurer Of the board OF
governors Of the Ak-ear-Ben. was shown
the omcial statement OF the presidents
visit last night and said:
by the ohfcial plans. as I understand
them, President Roosevelt will be in
omaha seven hours Saturday night, that
Is he night Of the 27th, after he has
been out In the state. II this plan can BE-
carried out, as 70 hope II can, ana we have
him seven hours that viii AFFORD the peo-
pie Of this city a opportunity OF giving
the president q very strenuous time. rms
feature OF the arrangement is very sat
iafactory indeed to ali concerned and +
am sure will please the public"
Asked II the parade, which will be given
Saturday night. September %, in honor
OF the president. would Be repeated on the
ues regularly set TOT ", october ?. Mr..
Penfold said that would depend on the
sentiment Of the people. IF Omaha wants
the parade the second time, we certainly
will be willing and sIaS to repeat II. For
my part ! would favor that plan, but II
should be r~emembersd that It means the
expenditure Of about $4,000 to give this
parade" q ~. -ssa
The parade VIII start a. 9 o'c. och the
night Of September 81.