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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26

Senate notified the House of the adop-
ton of the Conference Committe on
House bill No. 3, the current account
bill. When the letter had been receiv-
ed by the House, Harris presented the
report of that committee and its con-
sideration was Immediately taken up.
The report was read in English only
and Immediately there was a motion
to adopt the report. Wright, however,
moved to print the report so that mem
bers could compare it with the original.
The Wright motion was lost and the
report of the committee, embodying
the changes as previously reported was
four. Wright tried to file an objection
to the vote but was ruled out of order.
MUST VOTE ON ITEMS.
The Attorney Generals communica-
tion on the veto message was then
read. In it the Attorney General said
that in his opinion each item vetoed
constituted a separate veto and should
be considered singly. The law giving
the Governor the power to veto separ-
ate items was cited and in conclusion
, the Attorney General says:
This allows the Governor to veto
one or more items in any appropria-
tion bill. and acting under this power
every item vetoed is distinct act by
the Governor which must be repassed
/ II his veto is to be overridden."
WRIGHT ITEM IS KILLED.
| The communication was ordered
spread on the Journal after which an
effort was made to have consideration
,,ft ha vi
ris saying the Senate had put it up to
the House to act first on the Pauoa
bill, and that now the House should
await action by the Senate. A motion
to adjourn was then made and lost and
the consideration of the Wright item
$50 was taken up. Wright wanted II
placed last but the House would not
and he then suggested that he would
withdraw the claim, but that was i'm
possible and the voting proceeded, the
veto being sustained by ten ayes to
eleven noes.
The Amara fire claim next came up,
Paele explaining that the House should
stand by the widows and orphans The
vote on this item was then called and
the result was only seventeen votes
against the veto, which in consequence
was sustained.
At once the enemies of the Governor
saw they did not have sufficient votes
to override any vetoes and began a
struggle to suspend action until it was
possible to get more votes. Fernan-
dez moved to postpone action, the chair
ruling him out of order. At once there
was n torrent. Aylett argued that the
motion was in order Kaniho and
Paele sustaining the point.
Fernandez appealed from the ruling
| of the chair and the presiding officer
was convinced that he had made n
mistake in his ruling, by vote of nine
to seventeen.
Fernandez motion to postpone con-
sideration until Thursday was then
put and carried fourteen to seven, af-
!. tor S..hi.h iha lIai,Ss IA i1iiIIaai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26
IN THE SENATE.

Immediately after the opening
formalities yesterday morning, the
Senate took up for second reading
House bill No. 2, making special ap-
propriations for the use of the Gov
ernment OF the Territory during the
two years TO end June so, 1905, out of
the loan authorized by Act AZ of the
Session Laws OF 1908
HONOLULU WHARVES RAISED.
The first of the Territorial items was
for reorganization of wharf system,
S25O,00 and on motion OF Senator Nc
Candless, seconded by Senator Isen-
berg, it was raised to 100000 and spe-
cialized for Honolulu. After the voting
of $4,000 for wharf and shed at McGre-
gor's landing, Maui, a raid was led by
Senator c. Brown on wharves and
landings elsewhere. He opposed the
items of $4,000 for Pukoo, Molokai. $40
900 for Lahaina. $4,000 for Honokaa
and $4,000 for Kahului. McGregor's s
landing was all right, being substi-
tute for Maalaea bay. AS for Homo
kaa. there was no place for wharf,
unless one could be built out upon the
air.
Senator McCandless backed the op-
position. contending that the $4,000
for wharves and landings. general. in
the current appropriations should sur
nee for all outposts. Senator Achi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26
CABLE NOW STRETCHES AS
FAR AS THE MIDWAY STATION


from Guam this island completed TODAY The land line
had been laid by the Anglia and took complete
the joining 'r
Cabeship Anglia then laid shore Honolulu Midway line
and at once began cable the cable
which Will connect the Pacific SYSTEM by the joining Honolulu
News OF the departure Of the Anglia for Honolulu yesterday
was conveyed to Superintendent Gaines the
Gable Company by the press dispatches from Manila
during the day Although heretofore bulletins
the line perhaps due land line that
nothing received officially yesterday
le date set for the departure Of the Anglia
the cable company June and that basis of sailing
thought that there would be final on
July The gaining of day. of provided that Anglia
has no trouble with the splicing of the shore
good weather the should then that the ship
sarge OF cable and trailing the wre which will enable the
the ship speak Honolulu
end dropped should appear off Honolulu very
first day Of July. ="
This would days gain schedule and
would enable the completion of the the
time recently set, July 4th.
This change however not likely to have any effect upon
the plan to make the celebration of the dual
holiday will be made much of coming
made the occasion of demonstration possible
will be meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
understood that there will be committee appointed with
similar body OF the Merchants Association preparing for the
event.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26

CANON CITY, Colo. June 23.-Folowng the escape OF six
convcts yesterday by blowing the prison with dynamite
general search of the penenary has been made great
explosives have been found showing that the onvcs prepared
general destruction of the place the first attempt
s1cce
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26

CINCINNATI, O., June 23-The American Christian HON
Missionary Society sending missionaries into the eud districts
Kentucky.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26

ASSOCIATED oABLEaRAusJ
CLEVELAND, o. June 23-M A. Hanna denies that he vii
retire from politics he will be candidate for the Repb
lican nomination for Govern of Ohio.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26

ST PETERSBURG, June 23-The Russian government has
issued prohibiting sale of guns explosives any
description in Finland
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26

RICHMOND, June 23.-The a strike an
rotng. The troops have been called
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-12
@eihpnte ariperie.

Wie anoermdrt8, TO haber audi in
Meudatel bic Daraerl bic leibige &C.
mObnbeit, bonn Strabenbabnmaeer
falih. b. 8. nod binten ab3ufteigeri,
iooab iih niht ietten unfdQe ereigner,.
Sn Der gerpaltung Der GtraBenbabn
fam man auf Nbbiffe uno Elm Mits
9lieo uerfiel auf ben @ebanfen, bas
weiblid3e Geihledt gum ridtigen
Nbfteigen 3u eraieben uno su oieient
Rmed neutrality-suspicious. gu pertuerls
ben. Sn swei Biloern fDlte eeseiat
tueroen, uie man ridtig pom Boeen
auf bic StraBe abfpringt uuo, mbg.
libit abibredeno, mas paiiiert, tuerr
oies unridtig bemertiteQiot miro.
Uuf benz einerl Bib aliD cine FORFEIT
ben SUB aufs 8floter iesenbe Dame
uno auf benz onoeren-nein, bas Qing
aber bod nibt.. Man miroe bic
StraBenbabn.@ eieuihaft ftrdficper
Triuolitdt beiduloieen. go m6blte
man oenn fiir oa8 apeite, bic
men 5olgeu oemonfrierenoe Bib
einen-0erren. Der, falif, abeeftie.
gen, an, Woben lieat uno bic Beine
in bic 2uft ftredt. uno bic Drlberte
Der Gamen Meuenburas mar aeidont!
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NOdJ cine 0elegenbeit fir
6eimitItteiudfr.

DaS Triscos Snitent fiinoiat ober.
mails an, boB es gidets uDn ct.
Souls uuo 2anias 9th nah 9ldseu
in Oklahoma, SnoianersT erritortum,
Ganias uno Teras Su Der iebr nie'
oriaen Nunbreiiea 6ate bon SIS ser.
fauft. 9eleaeubeiteu sur Gruert
bung zines 6eims i'm Gtiouefteu
FIND nod malienbaft uorbanben uno
e8 giebt nod piel autes 2anb. DieIe
@geurftons 9ifetS iino giltia fir
iraeuo einen Der Jrtsco. 8age, bic
ct. Souls nm 2.30, 8.35 uno 10 1br
IbenbS ON 90. Ottober uerlaIieu
uno 4anias GitD um 7.15 uno 11.3O
an oemielbea Gage. @enn Sbr bes
abfihtigt, Gub bas aanb i'm Si6.
peiten ansuieben. 10 babt SIR am
20. Oftober bic bette 9eleeenbeit.
Guer 2ofQls9idetaaent Fam jeoe
getuinlhte Nustunft erteilen.
2aBt Gud unier 8ampblet: .0teue
G6noereien entlan0 benz Srisc0.
Spitem" tumuen. Sdlreibt on
8rpan Snboer ooer 81. 9. 2amon,
Setretar Srisco Sminigratlons 8rt.
rear, ct. QDuts, Wp. st
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@runbtisentanas iIebersra samaen

WIlhkim S1neiber an Sofepb Gpuran6,
loo Wder eonb, IL Meilen fabfih BON BET
Stobt. 81. 100.
xem. 8. Ridbter on 96omas Sope,
2 @runbitade auf glamo 6eigbts, $3.50.
@m. Wutb an Genriette 4irdbner, Stld
aanb inn Original !. gitp.2ot 3, for 5000.
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oaettet 8we, BON, gone .

nuniere fleine 9odter bate einen
geraoesu lebeusgefdbrlihen Nnfau
pom aeubbuiten uno Bronbitls",
ihreibt Irau W. 6. Sauilano BON
Nrmpnf. &c. g., naber OILS ALE anoe.
rem Wtittel ueriaater. ba retteten mir
ibr 2eben burb rDr. Sings Neue
Gntbedung". uniere Wibte, mefd1e
an oer SHminoiubt in uorgeitrittes
nern Gtaoium lit, aebraudte eben.
faas oieie munbernpae Weoicin unb
iest beute 1T file nollitdnbig aeIuno".
Gang uersmeifelte Gals unb Gun.
aenleioen weiden Or. Sings Reuer
Gntoefun9", pie feiner anoerer
Mebicin auf Groen llnfeb(bar fit
6uiten uno Grtaltungen. SO Gents
uno $l.00 Slaiden aarantirt ourh
bic Gpptbefen BON s.. 9aIteDer &
Son uno bon Ne0fpb 9reiB. Bro.
beflaSden frei.
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Wiit ben 8eiertionen in Der
Bunoes Slo.te iheint'es INNER dr.
ger I'll weroen. &apt. 2eube, Gom=
manoant oeSB anaerihiHes uWaine"
pelbes iebt aus benz Shiffss
baubof BON 2ea9ue Sslano BEL Bbie
looelpbia nab gulebra Ssfano be.
proert wuroeA um an ben Wintere
WanDuera in ben peitinotiGen @es
tpaiiern tbeilsunebme1, berihtet benz
Warine Departement, oaB in ben
abt WlDnaten, melhe oas SAiff i'm
ODD gu 2eague Sslanb aeleaen,
nift neniaer als 129 GeiertiOnen All
ueraeibneu feten. 9ie Mannidaait
oes Banseribifes n,uBte mabreno
oteler 8eit am 2anoe fampiren, uno
a(Ierbano geradte, betreffeno ben
anaeblid ibtetten 8uitano Der
Dampfeeifel uno bic maneelbafte
Seetu@tiafeit sShiffes aberbaupt,
iheinen ben 2euten Nnait gemadt
gu baben. Beionoers sablreid mas
rem bic Deiertiunert unter ben Rob(ens
trdaern, beren Nrbeit ihmer lit uno
r'ur BON f6rperli6 ftarten Mdnneru
beiorat meroen fam. Die 8eiabuuQ
oes Shifes betrua 504 Mann, TO-
BOB mebr oils % Broaent befertirten.
Sn Berlin beaiunt iebt Der
Seniations' BrUaeB eegen ben Gaufs
mann 8oienitiel, etnen 9iittmeiiter
q. 8. 3ieler uno adt anoere, ruelde
@raf 5raua Soiepb 2ariid bon
Woennih Der Grprefiuna beidulbiat.
Der iunge 9raf Tam "a. September
1878 in Sd1nitein aeboren) fsQ init
ben Ingefiaaten u0r Sabren einen
Gontraft eingegangen iein, laut uels
diem er linen fir ibre gemiibuneen
tint feline Germdbluno init elmer
neiden Grbin oieS umme upn 200, 900.
uerabFolgen iolte. 8raf Ga.
riih permdhlte lid ant 81. SUM
1901 in Buffalo, sc. o., nit Der am
10. Stuff 1879 in 9itusuiae, 8a., oe.
borenen Miarie Satterfielo, uno lett
benz l0aen Die nunmebr Dor @eriht
G%eforoerten Den @rofen tpeaen Nuss
sabluu9 oes iraglihen Betraaes
oranaialirt baben. lin ieinen 9eints
germ gu eutpeben, itrenste @raF So
bic &lage an, oeren 8erbanbs
allerbano erbaulide. Gutbuls
in Quslibt felt, ourb nell
be nod mebr Berl0nen fompromit=
tirt merben nlbaen.
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8.

Ser Diltrittanlpolt Warren
Wtoore in Quitin bat tpeitere As GIN.
Hagen gegen giienbabn= uno Ct
preBgeieuihaften ueeeu Gerlebune
oes Wnti =Truft @eiebes erboben.
@S banoelt fih babel nm @elbbuBen
i'm Setrage bon niht tpenlaer als
1923. 700.
SIN Waco bauert Der 5traBen=
babnzS treit nod fort uno es lift AUDI
menig Nusiidt auf 8eilegung oesz
ielben pDrbanoeu, ba Die @eIeuimaFt
Die neutrality-suspicious. Der
Streifer abaelebnt bat.
Sn Warble Sails permdhlte
iid Der 80iabriee Gof. Nortun Mos
ies, oer g. @roBmeifter uom Stubl
Der teraniIden 5reimaurer : 2oeert,
nit Der 66idbrieen Wirs. grDsbp,
Der Wittue zines betannten Bel
tuneSmannes.
Wie aus Dallas perlidert
mirb, miro @gs g 5000 .6immel
uno 00tle in Bemeauna ieben", nm
in Der ndbiten 2eeislatur feline be-
nuBten announcements in ben BORDER
gruno at bringen.
0ei 10m GaIep in 2luno
County muroe BiQ McWidael, Elm
alter Guiieoler Der @egeno, por els
mem Setter auf Der 2anbitraBe en-
fdoiien. Ser 8eriiber Der blutigen
Eat iDa einen Brief an bic !0inters
bliebenen McMiihaels aeridtet ia.
ben, in meldem er liner, mitteilt,
oaB er iih ipater ben 8eb6roen itelen
meroe.
Die @elbiteber > Situation in
2areoo uno lmgeaeno beifert fib
ftbtlih. SIN @anSen erfranften bort
210 HeriOnen. bon oerer, aber r,ur 10
itarben, afio tueniger als 5 Brpcent
Der Grfrantten.
- Wabriheinlih Der tiingfte @e+
iebesiibertreter I'M Staate Teras
biirfte oer 11idbrige ,,aib" Murrep
iein, ben Der Sheriff 8onsales bon
Wbeeler County auf bic Vintage oes
8ferbes unb 8iebbiebftabts Elm uer'
baftete uub nah Deniion brabte.
Oas Biribben idoB audi auf ben
sheriff, ais er i'm uerbaften mollte,
freilih ubne 5u treffen.
- Bel einem Bale in Der Mdhe
BON Columbus, Colorado County.
tam es au elmer ShieBerei, in ueleber
Elm iunaer Wann, Witbefm Minf.
fofort get0otet murbe, pahreno bret
anoere, Reinbaro unb Bennu GiIes
brandt uno Sobn Beder, Idmer uere
uunoet puroen. 2esterer mar gdnss
lib unbeteiligt an benz Gtreite.
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Grbnaaaa BEG sseeun,,

Selbit Dieieniaen. bic nid)t nit
eugene V. Debs in 8esue auf BIO.
n0mii6e Graaen ibereinitlmmerl,
erfenneu feline Gbrlibteit uno l1eber.
seugungstreue an. &c lit elm Wann
ohne Surht uno 9aoet. Die 6tono.
miihen 6ragen treten INNER mehr in
ben 8oroergruno uno man mill file
BON alien Seiten beleubtet leben.
DeBbalb ioQte man b6ren, pie 9ebs
ith oariber duBert. IT ipriGt an,
Wittmoh Qbeno in, @roBen Oper1.
bauie iiber sSnouitrial Evolution"
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Wir baben

ben ueuel, Acknowledgment aobnf
Ro. ga. SIT AUDI elm .Gaitmnn"
&. 3alteger e Sun, Militarp Rlasa.
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500 welobuuual O

Die aeler biefsr psitune rsrosn i4 freusn la .rs
fabrea. oae Cd psnigfens cine aefar&tsts Rra ,tbdi
ksitsn I'm stanos ii; Sal's RatarrbsRnr II Bic ems
ligs istt Der drstliaen Brtosrf&aft betannts pOftips
Hur. RataYrb ~erforotrt ais cine GonfttMtionsfranfs
belt cine con fitutlouslle BsbanoluHq. Ral'a Ra.
tarrbsRnr uiro tnuerli& genomulsn uno ptrit bireit
auf oas 9lat nno bic ihlsimigea Gberfdden ots
spffeus, oaeMr4 bic GrnnDIoge Der Rrunibsit a.r.
Die Contribution bts fbrpsrs aufbauf uHp ner glatur
In Ihrers @erfe bilft. Die Gieeatbamer buben 10
pieI gertrnueu su ibrfa 5eiltrd{ten, oab lie Elm buns
otrt Dollars ysloblang ftr jtosn Galt a%nbittsn,
ben lie 81 furirea pfrffb(t. Sat- Gu9 cine aihe Dsi
Seugnifen fommen. Weau abrdfre:
;eesnte q 70, aolteo, Sbte.
~ gtrtauft BON aaen Gpptbtfern, 9rtis rs
Gents Die ElafAt.
6aKs, &arnflitn .8fnen Hnh Bic hrhtK.
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Ssrad, In fein soaua Elm.

9. Sc Auinn ppr, gauenoiib, Yers
mont, muroe ieiner ipnitigen Ger
iunobeit beraubt burd hroniide
0erftopfuno. Nts Semano auf i'm
unb in iein 6aus einorane uno ibu,
m9r. Sings @eue 2ebens : Bi1en"
aufn5tiate, tpuroe ieinem Qeioen
Ginbalt geboter uno iest lift er noq-
itdnoia geiunb. Sbr GrfDla miro
g%arantirt. gu bnben fiir Is Gents
in ben Hpotbeten Dol, r. 3alteper &
Son unb BON Noulpb Dreib.
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Der unldnait ppm 0apfte 0iu,

- Der unldnait pom 9apite 9ius
x gum npof0lifhen Brotpnotar
errnnnte Wsnfign0r Or. SoIepb
Wilpert, uelher in Berlin erruartet
wirb, aberbringt benz aaiier i'm
Nuftrage Dee 4apites Elm Wert iber
r6miihe aataeemben : Matereieu,
rueldbes als elm Muiteruert iber
oieie midtigen Dentmdler BET alta
briftliGen STUNT betradtet ruirb.
Die Wiiiton lit ourGaus nidt pole
gbaratters.
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Gin 9tebesbrtef

marbe Sic nidt intereiiiren. tpenn
Sic gerabe auf Der Sude mad elmer
aarantirten Sable far Wunben,
Grano 0erlebungen poer G6mprrs
boioen fino. Otto Dnob ppn Bons
Der, Wo., ihreibt: SD litt elm
Sabr lang an elmer bdBliden Munbe,
aber cine Sbahtel ,UuGlen's CIR
MICA Salbe" bat mid furirt. dc lift
bic bette Gable anf Groen." Blu
baben fiir Is Gents in ben Mpotbe.
Ten BON s.. aalteper & Con uno
uun Goptpb DreiB.
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Ser alte Wtufti.

Der Sultan 8raas,els6aia
@ar eiaftens iebr herfimnat;
Die 6SfltuBsihaar Die Ranbe
nit grobem g@red beruimmt.
Or BOT gleid taufenD 9ra1uaeu
DEM GUT 8eInbngnB an,
Der ton Der iiblea 9aune
Yin rai9 befreien fam.
Der gabt mo Der aabt
Grfaapiten ibren 5roh,
Go9 ieaes ibrer @0rte
CAT lBn md me5r erboa.
Us ia9ten feline graasu
BoBI stpausig an Der Sail
umionf iest sit erbaaen
Den fnitern gb'gemabt.
Muttf anO San3 unD WsftH
G~erfe6ttsn ibren 3ms6:
Ger galtan ftarrt berhroEen
StetS aaf aenieI6en 8Ief.
ia, siHeH lisb ct ban1eu,
Der ionft ein treuet 2nedt,
Well Ct nit fa0eu Mibem
81 uaben fid erfre@t.
5a bat Der aIte Maiti,
8einlei0eu 1tut ana gNaYi
. Gerr, gieb mir men Boten,
Ja idide i'm etei6 iort
limb laHe "Lone Star" boien,
8obou On ibon ge9abt,
9as Dir 10 gut semaubet
iluo nas Sid 10 gelabt!
On fabttef Old beriauset,
On tuarft bDa aebensIaf,
60 tam BITE alte Gbanafrait
3urad III Seine 9rnf!
On tuareit geit'rer 9aune,
On fiaBf ut fiugen at,
llno aaes bie8 bat "Lone Star"
Sir Si9 aaelH setam.
Der Sultan mint BEN @aiti,
Sritt naber Der, riein gpbn,
Ssb On gu iietnem aamm'rer.
Gmpfange Seinen 9O6n.
Sstt 10 If ta, iuas mir ieblte,
Ga ti,ur nos ttlona Gtarss.Wfsr
Sir siirfen tuie far Gbrifteu,
Gas sebens . Glirir!
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BttefsH Cite.

G9artes Grnolb-N. Bordarbt-@. M.
8Iaer S. Cohen 20. gfron-gtaE 81.
0eiier-Sermann @~ottborbt - Sol. SDl.
itein-Gosar Sngo-gmtt Snni - @tGie
acknowledgment Raiier g. S. R1I.
ler-Bertba O%blenbnr9er = Wrs. 8obert
8suutuger - 8. Or. 8fxbf = 8. 6. Rein.
uolb-Grie Stabener.
MasIanbtfdse
Margerete Gariteus-Stto 5teip-Gtfe
Eehntibt
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9secett Nu. 1881 BON Gttuer Il
2fmeut BELT nift ale 2eioen, aber
es furtrt M~beumotismus ouf ale
Jdne. G. s.. Shmibt, Ggent,
6oHf.on, Teras.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-09
THREE THOUSAND
BANKERS COMING


SAN FRANCISCO. April TRAM
Manager r.. .. Mccormick of ID.
Southern Pacific Company and ID NUM-
Der of the local bankers VINO are inter-
ested in the coming annual convention
Of the American Bankers Association
met yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of discussing plans for receiving
the men of finance when they arrive i'm
this city. The executive committee of
the association is 10 meet this week i'm
Chicago to decide upon a date for and
"a place of meeting for the convention.
1t is we'll understood that san Fran
cisco will be chosen and that the meet
ing will be held here early i'm september
Immediately after the Grand Army en-
campment is over.
From information that has been re-
ceived by Traffic Manager Mccormick
it is estimated that 5000 bankers. from
all over the United States win come
West and with their families Will bring
the number of visitors during the con-
ventiOn week up to about 10000. The
railroad companies will make arrange
ments for carrying this number of per-
sons and preparations are now being
made to accommodate them at the local
hotels 1 will be the largest gathering
of bankers that has ever been held in
this country and will mean at least
half a million dollars to the state. for it
is expected that the visitors will not
spare money in enjoying themselves
while here
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-09
KING CHRISTIANS BIRTHDAY.

Associated Press, Morning Service.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, April S.
King Christian of Denmark, the
grandfather of Europe" is today cele-
brating his eighty-flfth birthday, the
occasion being honored by the assem-
bling here of many royal personages.
chief among whom is his daughter,
Queen Alexandra of England
King Christian enjoys the two-fOld
distinction of ruling long and ruling
wisely. The king is apparently as
vigorous in mind and body as he was
twenty years ago. He assembled the
Danish throne in 1853 and his fifty
years Of sovereignty have been, on the
whole, happy and peaceful. He is the
father of King George Of Greece and
father-in-laW Of the Car of Russia in
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DREYFUs WANTS HIS RANK.

Associated Press. Morning Service.
PARIS, France, April S.-A great
agitation is being made throughout
France to have action taken to reha-
bilitate eX-Captain Dreyfus i'm the
army. Dreyfus wants further in
quiry to determine absolutely that he
committed no offence against his
country.
Dreyfus says: My innocence is alb
solute. / shall fight until my dying
breath. I am not deprived of all my
rights l retain the right common to
all men to defend my honor and pro-
claim the truth. Therefore ! have the
right to demand full inquiry"
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see all the beauty spots OF the park and
in order to crafty this desire soldiers
must break trails over long distances
and through very wild country.
The small cabins in which the Pre-
sident viii now spend two weeks each
contain a bunk, stove, supply of
fuel, some bacon, beans coffee. tea
and "a few other nocessarios, so that
the chief executive Of the nation may
not fare very luxuriously duriuc bis
stay there.
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PORTUGUESE SOLDIERS MUTINY

Associated Press. Morning Service.
LISBON, Portugal S.-One hundred
and fifty soldiers have mutinied here
and rfuse to board a transport on
which they had been ordered to embark
for service in East Africa. The Ter
ritory to which they were to be sent is
a fever hole and many soldiers die
there. The soldiers think that they
should be given increased pay for ser
vice in the African colonies.
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PRESIDENT IN YELLOWSTONE.

Associated Press. Morning Service.
FORT YELLOWSTONE, National
Park, Montana, April S.-President
Roosevelt and his party entered the
snow drifts of the park today. He
will remain i'm the park a couple of
weeks and during that time will live
mostly in the little cabins of the sold
iars here. Many species of wild ami
mails can be seen within a few minutes
walk from these cabins. Many of his
trips about the park will be made on
snowshoes The President wishes to
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{, BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEER STREET,
ACMOLULu u. T.
AGENTS FOR.

...AGENTS FOR.
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
nnea Sugar Company. Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala
Ranch.
Planters Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'S Line of BOs-
ton P. kets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles NJ Cooke. President
Geo. H. Robertson. .V-Pres. &, Mgr.
"a. FaXon Bishop. Treas. & Sec'y.
w. f. Allen................ Auditor
p. c. Jones. .................D Director
IT. Waterhouse. .............D Director
c. r. Garter. .................D Director
All of the above named constituting
the Board of Directors.
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DOUBTS sAIARTNEss OF FOX.

John urrOughs is majestically follow
ing the trail Of Ernest Thompson seton
for misleading a Ong-suffering public
about the intelligence of some animals
such as the fox. Mr.. Burroughs does
not think the fox capable OF leading
a pack of hounds on to a railroad track
in front of an express train and hay-
ing the engine kill them all.