Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-01

! the county bill Mr.. kalua stated that
/ he was in favor Of a county bill but
| he was afraid Of its consequences at
the hands of the majority of the cleo
! torate. II he can be assured that none
| but competent. trustworthy. in other
words men OF the highest integrity,
| would be elected to office. he would
not for one moment hesitate to favor
it, But he anticipated its appalling
| consequences. Being a Federal off
Ger, the county bill was immaterial to
| him. but having the best interests OF
the Territory at heart. more especially
Oi the Hawaiians, he concluded his re.
marks by saying he was afraid Of the
county bill.
| Mr. Aluli saw no reason for such
! grOundless fear. for he was sure (but
failed to state who gave him such as.
surancel that the iiome Rulers would
elect capable and worthy Republicans
and Democrats to office II they could
find none in their own ranks He
pointed with pride to Messrs. j. II.
| Boyd. T.. $. Boyd and w. n. Wright.
Republicans who owe the exalted sta.
tion they now enjoy in the Territory
to the votes OF the Home Rulers.
At the precinct meeting OF the Ha.
makuapoko Republican Club presided
over by II. 4. Baldwin on Thursday
evening, Mr.. Samuel +. Kalama. depu.
~ sheriif Oi MakawaO, and Rev. John
Kalino OF Paia were nominated as
Candidates to the House OF Represent.
ativcs. Mr.. Kalama will likely he the
choice OF the District Committee.
The Hama Republican Precinct Club
likewise met on Thursday evening.
| The delegates elected last week To
nominate candidates put forward the
names OF J. X. Iosepa, w. p. Haia
and +. NJ. Hanuna. Ihe choice of the
District Committee lies between the
| first two names.
The I.ahaina Precinct Club has al.
ready nominated Mr.. Philip Pail as
candidate for the House OF Represent.
ativ"s.
The only precinct yet TO be heard
from is Molokai. ID. II. Kahaulelio OF
PukOO and Joel Nakalcka of Halawa
are both working for the nomination
Mr.. Nakauka has received the entire
support OF the delegate from Kalau.
papa, and that precinct club has in.
structed the individuals to whom they
have entrusted their proxies to cast
their ballots for Nakauka.
The Hui Kuokoa, or Prince Cupid
party has likewise asked Mr.. Nakauka
to be their candidate so with such ex.
cellent backing Mr.. Nakauka would
surely receive the nomination.
The Democratic party on Maui is
not dead Yet, although its standard
bearers are hard to locate Col. John
Richardson OF Lahaina has signified
his intention of running as Senator
from Maui to defeat oily" Bill White
Of Lahaina. Thomas Clark, another
staunch Democrat, and erstwhile bos-
ON friend OF Delegate Wilcox, will
run as Representative TO defeat eth.
er Sol. Kawaihoa or c. l.. Kookoo, the
Wailuku Home Ruler candidates. r.
b. Lyons. another Democrat, will not
run, and thus he shows his superior
Intelligence, although he has been
asked by the Settlement Kuokoas TO
be its candidate for Representative.
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Denver because he got into trouble,
and would tell her nothing unless sue
promised him not 10 tell what ne
knew. This she declined to do. She
told me how her husband had attempt.
ed TO choke her several times in order
to get the letter away from her,
which she refused TO give up"
The Lieutenant said he had repeat.
ed Mrs. Colmselman's story, but Coun
selman said he had seen nothing OF
Bartholin since July 18th. He ad. |
mit,eu, continued the officer. that |
he had gone to Bartholins house that
night, but that VIII was in the front |
room. Barholin. he claimed. told him |
this; ! sent for you to tell you that !
was in deep trouble, and that need. |
ed $50, COunseiman claimed that he |
asked RarthUlm why he needed so |
much money and win replied that t4e
trouble was about a girl who was at
place on the North Side, and he
needed the money to pay for an oper.
alton" l.