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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
THE CHURCH WILL
ADJUST MATTERS

Rev. Alexander Macintosh, rector Of
the Second Congregation Of st. Andrew
Cathedral. received letter by the
Sierra's mail from Bishop Clark Of
Rhode Island. the presiding dignltary Of
the House of Bishops, In which the lat
ter advises the Second Congregation TO
remain in a quiescent state until the
evacuation Of the See by Bishop Willis,
at which time he says the differences in
the Anglican cathedral vii he adjusted
to the satisfaction OF every true church
man. The tone OF the letter indicates
that Bishop Clark Is In accord with what
has been done by the Second Congrega-
ton with respect to its trouble with
Bishop Wills, and its members feel that
their course has been looked upon law
orably. As there is yet six weeks re-
naming until the time when Bishop Will
lis viii step aside ana reiinquisn the
reins Of authority in Episcopal church
matters In Hawaii, the Second Congre-
CATION viii probably hold regular sun
day services In one of the many church
cdinccs which have been offered by their
respective pastors to Mr. Macintosh
The Second Congregation held services
yesterday, but not In st. Andrew cath
edral as the paddock remains on the
door to every Second COngregationallst.
Through the courtesy of Captain He.bGTt
Winslow, L. $. N, and Of Chaplain
Frank Thompson, L. $. n, of the United
States Naval Transport Solace, Rev.
Alex. Macintosh and his congregation
were given the opportunity to worship
on that vessel, Chaplain Thompson iel'n-
gushing the deck to his reverend guest.
The invitation was generally accepted by
the members of the rowing congregati m,
and a goodly number took part in the
services. The sailors and marines We're
also called to services. and the situation
was thoroughly appreciated by all pres
ent. Mr.. Macintosh preached the seq
mon, and Captain Winslow contributed
by singing a solo. Both ministers woic
their Episcopal robes.
Chaplain Thompson is no stranger to
Honolulu. He has many friends in the
Islands, as he has been here on about
twenty different occasions, and is per-
haps best remembered as the chaplain
attached to the cruiser Charleston. Bu-
ring an absence of Mr.. Macintosh sew
eral years ago, Chaplain Thompson took
charge of his congregation. lie Is at
present a passenger on the Solace, re
turning to the States from Manila, where
he has been stationed for about two
years and a half. He was ;arc!y on the
cruiser Brooklyn, the senior flagship az
the Asiatic squadron.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
DEPARTED

Am. bark 5. {. Allen, Johnson, FOR san
Francisco.
tug Kaena, for Pearl Hsrbor. at Sis
=. m. ~
Saturday February Is.
:. s. Peru. Pnlsbury, for san Fran
cisco: p. m.
schr. Alice Kimball, Garland, for
Kauai.
Schr. Ia Moi. for Paauilo.
Am blk. Hesper, Svensen, for Ere
mantle, Australia.
Sunday, February Is
S. :. China, Friele, for the Orient;
Sl5 a. m.
chilean bkt Alta, Thronagel, for Port
Angelus.
: :. sierra. Houdlette, FOR Page Page
and the Colonies; 6 y. m.
Monday February Il.
:. s. Moana, Carey, for the Colonies;
g. 30 a. m.
u. $. n. s. Solace, Winslow, for Mare
Island and San Francisco, > p. m.
Str. Lehua, Napala, for Moloka
ports; p. m.
Schr. Maloio. Gardner, for Hauale
and Kalihiwai; y. M.
Schr. Twilight. for Koloa, Eloele anC
Waimea; p. IN.
Case. schr. Eclipse. Townsend, fol
I.ahaina, Kihoi, Nakena. Eailua, Ma
= poopoO and Hookena; - M.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
KENTWELL SAYS
THERE IS A HITCH

l.. x. Kentwell Of this city, one Of
organized to supply thousands Of chi
nese coolie laborers for Mexico, says
that serious hitch has prevented the
company from carrying ouL its inten-
tons, and nothing may be done until
after the new Mexican Congress con-
VeBes. The company is a California
corporation organized expressly for
contracting for tens of thousands OF
coolies to be shipped from China "a
Mexico, to develop the varied industries
Of rhat republic, including particularly
mining and agriculture.
Oyertures We're made by the com
pany 10 the Mexican government and &
favorable reply was received which re
suited in the organization Of the com
pany with "a large capital 1t was pro
poseu TO run a special line Of steamer
between China and a Mexican port oil
The Pacific side, which would enabl
them TO handle several thousand labor
ers on each trip. The company agree
TO pay to the Mexican government !
in Mexican money for every cooli
landed, which in itself would insure
handsome revenue. -lJ1l ~
Not only would the company ship la
Dofers, but 1t was expected that heav
cargoes of Chinese foodstuffs, such a
the laborers would be obliged to hay
for their daily Consumption would b
Carried. The Mexican government /
turn proposed to impose a duty on mos
of these edibles, This was a serious OF
jection to the emigration plan, as tn
laborers would be compelled to pa
much higher prices than II allowed
come in duty free, draining the COOL,
of their wages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
POISON FOUND
IN k0KPS STOMACH

An inquest WAS held last night on the
body of AoN, the Japanese who was
found dead ON Saturday IN the house OF
stephen Mahaulu on the Beach road.
DIR. ShoreY the government chemist
testified that he had examined the stom-
ach OF the deceased and found that death
was que to stramonium poisoning. FROM
the contents of the intestines particles
were separated identical in appearance
10 those of Datura Stramonium, COM
mon weed here.
Mary Paahao testified that she lived at
Waikiki and that deceased was en-
ploye of stephen Mahaulu. Last Friday
night witness, her husband, Stephen Ma
haulu, and others, were in the parlor
About o'clock Aoki asked to be allowed
TO go to bed. About l o'clock the next
morning hearing noise. some of the
folks in the house went into the Japs
room and found that he was dead. lie
only groaned two or three minutes. Drs.
Garvin and Warehouse were notified OF
the occurrence, but both refused TO come
out.
A Japanese named Sugi testified that
he knew Aoki, who was about 81 years
of age. lie had wife in Japan. Not
long ago he had dispute with China
man, who was working with him. No
blows were struck
The jury returned the following ver-
dict:
That the said Aoki a male Japanese,
81 years of age, came to his death at
Waikiki Honolulu, on the 18th day OF
February from poisoning, said poison
having been taken by said Aoki, proba-
bly, by mistake. We further ind that
there is no reason To believe that said
poison was administered to said Aoki by
any person other than himself"
The jury consisted of w Savidge, r..
Goudie, T. H. Petrie, Cnas Dick +.
l.. DOrtch, Jno. *. Nakookoa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
Murder In San Frsnciscu.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-Another
horrible murder was added TO the list OF
san Francisco's sensational crimes by
the discovery last night of the nude body
Of siNteon-year-old Nora Fuller, who has
been missing since January 18th. Tho
discovery was made in vacant house
on suffer street, and the crime had evil
IDENTIFY been committed some time before
suspicion points to an unknown man,
who advertised for girl TO work in a
private family, and with whom Nora
Fuller was last seen, The police are now
looking for this man, who was known
as John Bennett" and also as &C. b.
Hawkins"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

NNfH''
f'nsss FshfmH .
rFa atase. Wmfiae ffam 49,
o.. saH guam. 81 i0elH
slogH .Nf ifiiuse. YuNu5fHh ffnH
Iaselff. kiAfi nskrna halius. hhf
80 ana iloekena. nj "a on
sehf Concord Mans, from raaniio. ~
80 rsfu. rm.burt. from ihs orient.
90 ,ofi 81 80 b. m.
SATURDAY February o.
ss Chins. Fueio. nom San lfau-
UIscu.
str Lehua. Nspaia. from Maui snd
Mploiai ports.
su Maui. y. Bennett from kipa-
luiu. > a. M.
Am 50 Emily \. whitney Brigham.
la days from San Francisco.
sit. J. A. Cummins, Scaiies nom
Maimanalo.
sunday February rs
str. Kinau. Freeman from Hllo and
way potts
str W. g. Han. :. Thompson, from
Kauai ports.
. S. sierra. Houdletic, from san
Francisco.
SIS Means Carey. from Vancouver.
str Waialeale. Piltz from kolos.
str Iwalani, Green, from Hanainau-
IA.
Str. No-au. wyman, from Lahaina.
Monday February II.
n - NJ cruiser phaeton, Fleet Il
DAYS from san Francisco.
T. :. A. r. Grant days from san
Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
Increased Salary Bill.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a dispatch
from Washington dated February says
Delegate Wilcox today introduced a bill
amending section 80 OF the Hawaiian
government act and fixing the salaries
of the Territorial officers, The governor
is allowed $500, with $1,000 for n private
secretary and $500 for incdentals; secre-
tary of the Territory, 5000; chief justice
of the Supreme Court. $1,000; associate
justices, $500 each; Circuit Court judges,
$500 each; District judge, s6o00; marshal,
$500; United States Attorney $500.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
CONGRESS MAY REIMBURSE
HONOLULU FIRE DEPARTMENT

C0rtfsss maf sfrfaHr.ts fNs tfm ~
- faf the f-Haufssusni of fHe ulH..
iulu f4ha urralmtnt faf she ssi.. o'
a 'tai - boHr vll6h vaf Bufl .Ht a.i
dH niHrth iu fhn 90 stftnNHu Uf IrIf
FfHffs government properly 'a ihs
lIrp Department waa assisting Dbl ND-
fsmbef 100. In rstlnfuishluF nre in
"a coal pile belonging 90 fhe Quafirrfnng.
ssrs Department 1hs Secretary Of war
ssrt "a letter on January VI. ls1. 20 the
House. transmitting letter from the
Ouariormastsr General ~ the Army dnt.
"a January A. ana enclosing copies ~
correspondence from Interested parties 10
Honolulu bearing upon the niatttr Sec
Rotary Root states he has no funds un-
der the control " his Department which
could be applied In replacing tha hose.
aud recommends the sum mentioned Le
appropriated. The matter has been re-
ferred 20 the Committee on Gains.
Quartermartor General luding.pn gives
the history OF the IRE. stating that "A =, vi
pile containing about GO tons, at the
corner Of Alakea and Allen streets,
caught IRE and burned from November .
10 49, that the Honolulu Fire Depart
ment worked day and night to put out
the fire from November 20 10. when the
hose 81 the Fire Department was attach
ed TO the pumps OF the y. $. $. Iroquols,
and the fire was finally eNtingushed.
The constant humping on the ground
wore out and otherwise greatly damaged
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ing the license and collecting the license
fees and special tax.
Vary firmly VptIrg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
SHE RECOMMENDS CHAMBER
LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

II have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number of years and
have no hesitancy in saying that 1t is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group l have ever used in my family.
have not words to express my conf
dence in this remedy.-Mrs. ]. A.
Moore, North Star, Mich., u. S. A. For
sale by all druggists and dealers Ben
son. Smith 4 Co., Ltd. agents for Ha-
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
A Pacific Ocean Cable Urged

The War Department has received r
copy OF resolutions recently adopted n'
the American Chamber of Commerce o
Manila, urging upon Congress the au
thoriZation ht its present session OF tht
early construction of an American trans
Pacific cable connecting the Philippine,
with the United States by way OF Ha
vail. The committee represents tina
such cable is commercial admnistra
tive and military necessity of the firs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

Pains pm. SaturdayWaikiki tram
ear was stalled at the terminus by the
mules getting away and returning to
the stables, The driver rallied a crowd
Of native lads, and they pushed the car
back to the Waikiki turn, making the
switches on time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

ih. bose rayaH aatef r -. Ace
Hr uInt commemorate 70 Dr. l.fiHf
fH fnf MHr Department. fali thU tHi.Hl
sfafaH rufofnmfnt ha1 been thH rt.W
of many rHufitsIea flom thr local aIla
rfrmfut which a1fri 1he QuHfitfu I..
fHrf Inrnrtmrn much n1nrY. hnf r.tUi
1s on Instance I'D thie. that ~ had Mt
charged thn transports fuf Wat nud
rllutarU artl September. itH. which stF
"a The United States over va eo1
T.. y Mitchell Assistant comptrDIlef
Of the Treasury. advises that the claim
10 not paid. urging that upon the facts
presented, b. was unable 60 discover any
legal liability against the government
ne says. The papers lu the case indi.
cate that the IRE department ana the
government co.operated 60 put out the
Tire. and one OF the means employed was
90 attach the hose 10 the pumps Of the
iroquois. but whether this was done "a
the suggestion Of the IRE department or
at the suggestion Of the Quartormastor' +
department or both. Is not shown. ~
was the duty Of the fire department Of
Honolulu 20 usc It's every effort 10 put
out the IRE. and this IL, no doubt. ala.
II the hose wac loaned by the fire de-
partmeut 20 be attached to the quarter
masters Department 90 be attached "a
the pumps ~ tho 1roquois, ana II was so
attached and used FOR the purpose for
which Il was loaned. In the absence of
negligence In such use no legal liability
on account OF such use would arise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

\ circular has been issued by the
finance committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association to it's friends
asking their assistance in liquidating
a debt of $500. The committee de-
sires to wipe out the obligation by
March 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

Importance. The suggestion H. made that
the cable be manufactured in the United
states and laid by ships flying the United
States flag. A request Is made that "A
copy Of the resolution be forwarded to
the committee OF Congress having the
Legislation In question in charge.-Wash-
ington Star. ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

ing the license and collecting the license
fees and special tax.
Very truly yours,
y. y. DOLE,
Attorney General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

Relative TO the reissuauge of license
to the Honolulu Brewery, the Attorney
General in an opinion submitted to
Treasurer Wright yesterday holds as
follows:
Territory of Hawaii,
Office of the Attorney General.
Honolulu, II. J., Feb. H. 1902.
Honorable VIM. II. Wright Treasurer OF
the Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu:
Dear Sir:-I am in receipt of your re-
quest OF even date herewith for my opin-
ion whether you have lawful authority
to reissue a license TO the Honolulu
Brewing and Malt Company, Limited,
. and TO collect annual license fees there
for and the special tax Of five cents n
gallon; in other words, whether Chapter
/ u of the Session Laws of 1856, being Sec
/ tons 472 and AIS, inclusive, of the Penal
/ Laws of 1897, conflicts with the Constitu-
ton Of the United States.
The subject matter of this chapter Is
separate and distinct from that of Chap
ter i6 of the Session Laws of 1855, being
Sections iI9 to 1873, inclusive, OF the Penal
| Laws of 1884, and, as | understand, Is IN
no way affected by the decision which
Judge Estee has just rendered declaring
the latter chapter unconstitutional
Section 3 of Chapter ~ of the Session
Laws of 1856, being Section i1i of the
Penal Laws of 1891, declares that: 9TH,
Minister of Finance is hereby authorized
y TO remit import duties upon such article,
used for tue purpose OF brewing NAL
liquors, as may be admitted free OF i'm
port duties without conflicting with exist
ing treaties" This section conflicts witt
, the Federal Constitution, and has becom
null and void in consequence of the in
corporation of the Hawaiian Islands a
an integral part of the United States
1t would be assuming a great deal I
\ say that no constitutional objections I
[ the remainder of this chapter can h
found. But, II they exist, they are no
q clear and patent, and, so far as l al
, aware, none have been suggested. IN
presumption that an act of the legisla
ture does not violate constitutional prir
: ciples is strong until the contrary al
pears. think you are justified In issu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

HONOLULU BREWERY NAY RUN.
Relative to the resistance Of license
To the Honolulu Brewery, the Attorney
General in an opinion submitted to
Treasurer Wright yesterday holds as
fDllDws.
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The Pratt Lumber Co.
Established IN ISIS
Three Little CroRS SAT On a Tree

And they were SAD as crows could b.
said one old crow unto his mate.
IT'S sad o. think q our hard fate.
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II choice for lumber. sole OF bard,
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Tor Pratt yara must get ths cream
No spreading branch on which "a perch.
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street. 49-tf
FOR SALE-1Ia3 s. Main. new house, =
feet. Also 6l7 S. Topeka, O. feet. good
improvements. A. r. MCNees 513
Sefgwick block 12-tf
FOR SALE-ls17 Park Place. 70 feet and
cottage, 81, 400. Reese & Co. Il2 z First
street o4-tr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-01
SITUATION wANTED-mALE.

NANTED-Job driving team for the
summer, or get q team TO work on
shares. Best of references. 304 East
First street. IT B." 90-2tx