The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-06
ED. ROSENBERG'S STORY IS
GETTING OFFICIAL NOTICE
It Attracts Wide Attention in Administrative
Circles. honoIulu's Immigrant Station--.As
to Bond Issue--Territoria Reports Wanted.
(MA1L SPECIAL TO THE ADvERr1sER)

printed here this morning. that the agent Labor
on inspection of Hawaii had discovered many japanese coming
into the Territory by aid of their government other aid at
aced wide attention in administration circles matter seems
not to have taken the Department Commerce bv surprise mm
grafton Commissioner F. p Sergeant is absent having recently
north to Montreal where he has business in
smuggling of Chinese learned here however, that Mr. Sergeant
made an investigation of that topic when he Hawaii few
months He said have prepared report on that and other
labor topics in the territory of the mPaci, which he has
now and which he will probably talk with President
before coming back to Washington next Thursday
In the absence of officials who ANYTHING do with
the special subject 1t impossible make definite statement as
to what will be done Secretary Coou the Department of
Commerce and Labor his will not be back for
week yet 1t said the Department TODAY that Commissioner
sgean also had looked carefully the complaints the
Porto hicns in Hawaii and that probably he will something to-
say about them in his report President Roosevelt
SMUGGLING CHINAMEN.
The troubles with the Chinese the Northern border especially
at Malone NJ 1 are receiving much publicity. It is claimed that
bureau exists for bringing Cinnamon on the claim
that they native born The ubonng of evidence get
Cinnamon into the country is charged The Department Com
nece giving the subject careful attention and will stop
the abuses The state of affairs probably unfortunate
as to naame the aborng population against Cinnamon
and indirectly will tend make Congress wary legislation
allow Chinese enter the Territory of Hawaii 1t impossible
that the present conditions will lead stringent eea-
ton, calculated parts the existing Possibly the
outcome will be the refusal of the Canadian railway ship the
Cinnamon into this country bond which they
the of the heavy head imposed by the govern
jment
HONOLULU's IMMIGRANT STATION
lhe delays of the government illustrated in the of the
proposed immigrant station for Honolulu Several ago Com
missioner Sergeant told me that he would certainly be ready Sep
tember to advertise for bids for the the
the air with prospect of decisive action for three
yet Mr. Sergeant plans drawn by Honolulu architect
ving architect of the treasury they were taken under con-
deaon and the meantime Mr. Sergeant Mr. F. NJ
Honolulu take charge of the one raised
question to whether the construction of the station should be in
charge of the Department of Commerce and labor charge of
the Treasury Department.
The law authorizing the work carefully then the
doubts Secretary Coryou and Secretary Shaw have had
office of the supervising architect they say today that the work will
probably be in charge of the Department of Commerce and
Cortclyou returns.
THE BOND ISSUE
The of approving the bond ISSUE by
ritora legislature, has been forwarded President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay The Interior Department has avomby recommended
the approval of the issue and everything looks we'll for the territorial
bonds Secretary hitchcock found Governor os statement about
the financial conditions in the island entirely satisfactory
bearing the proposed approval of the bonds He
forthwith avoraby recommended the issue President Roosevelt
1t is not known how ts President will formally approve the
issue The statement was made the Interior Department today
that he might do so within day two or might not be for week
President Roosevelt is coming back Washington
ing to his present plans, within a week.
The financial depression New York very
untavoabe to the sale of Hawaiian bonds in that city, least for
time Fnncies look for material improvement of
the money market Tor sometime 1t period of great uncertainty
there The continual boom of the last five years the
market and there the inevitable dun which
OF later follow such prolonged activity Great projects going to
smash almost week because of the nkage of values inability
raise The banks only New York but many
cities contracting their loans 1t difficult
dispose of kind of securities than any years
past Men with capital keeping in the bank till conditions
become settled
TERRITORIAL REPORTS.
Secretary Hitchcock is in somewhat of hurry get
ports of all the territorial governors including that of Dole
of Hawaii This statement made today the Interior Depart
with the that the Secretary
annual ready earlier than usual this because of the
assembling November of the extra session of Congress 1t ques
ton whether the cabinet officers will present reports
ginning of the session the beginning of the regular
but Secretary Hitchcock wants everything ready for the
If the President decides to have the reports presented at that time
Mr. William HAYWOOD representative of the Hawaiian SUGAR