Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-05

stage. Trained regulars from Camp
Mckinley helped on the war scenes
and Phil Sheridan moustache, horse
and all came on the stage in the third
act in the nick Of time. The players
did earnest work throughout. Sosse
and Elder in the more serious roles
were excellent, while Corrigan, Lando
and Blair made an amplitude of com.
edy aided by Pauline Maitland, who
has furnished some very clever char
acter sketches during the season. Lii.
lian Elliott was, as always, good in an
emotional role, and Claire Washington
Infused sympathetic interest into a
difficult part. Myrtle Lelwyn was al.
together charming as the ingenue Jen.
ny Buckthorne, U. S. A., and scored
once more with her specialties.
Tomorrow night the powerful play
of "a Wife's Honor" will be presented
while arrangements have been made to
hold big reception matinee on Satur.
day afternoon. when Baby Maitland
will receive on the stage after the per.
Torrance.
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to the chair but Kauai wanted to be
excused. The Speaker finally asked
Mr.. Gandall IL he was i'll and the lat
ter replying in the affirmative, he was
excused, Mr.. Beckley announcing that
tg ,Yl, NuhK,h ha
could be freed.
Mr.. Wright was the next man chosen
by the Speaker. After q short delay.
the chairman took his seat but immed-
lately declared recess of five minutes.
Taking his seat again he declared the
rules suspended in order to permit the
members to smoke.
On motion Of Mr.. Vida, the bill was
taken up section by section.
Under the heading "Office Of the Sec
rotary of the Territory" the item of
$500 for incidentals was raised to $1,000
on motion OF Mr.. Harris.
A fight took place when the item OF
$3.50 for state entertainments wal
brought up for discussion. Mr.. Fer
nandez said that he was against the
item. If the Governor wanted to give
any entertainments let him dig up
himself. Mr.. Chillingworth showed
that the money was not for the good OF
the Governor but for the reputation OF
the country. TIE isem finally passed
as in the bill.
The item OF $3.50 for preservation OF
archives went through without a MUIR
muir.
| There was a short tussle over the
| item of $4,000 for expenses Of election,
which was amended by Mr.. Harris to
read $4,000 on the ground that all the
county election expenses would have
to come out of this item. The amend
ment carried.
Printing and advertising, $3.50,
caused vigorous protest from Messrs
Fernandez, Paele and Mr. Speaker
when Mr.. Harris moved to increase the
amount to $4,000 on the ground that all
the county printing would have to be
paid for out Of this item.
The Secretary's Office appropriations
as passed by the House now foots uI
S23,500, whereas the original amour,
in the bill was 1850.
The following items under the head,
ing judiciary Department" were TAX
en- up and passed as In the bill: Ex'
penses judiciary Department, $500; ex
penses Supreme Court, 1915; expensei
First Circuit Court, $3.50; expenses
Second Circuit Court, $1,000; expensei
Third Circuit Court, $3.50; expensel
Fourth Circuit Court, $500; expenses
Fifth Circuit Court, $3.50; purchas,
laws books, Supreme Court, 1876; pur
chase of law books, Circuit Courts 9th
err than First Circuit, to be expended
by the Supreme Court, $500; compiling
printing and binding Hawaiian reports
s625; stationery and incidentally al
Courts, to be expended by Suprem,
Court, $685.; travelling expenses Dis
trict Magistrate. $125; travelling ex
penses, Judge and clerk Second Cir
cult (if terms are continued at Lahalna
Maui) SIS; travelling expenses, judg
, and clerk, Third Circuit, $50; travelin
| expenses Judge and clerk, Fourth Cir
, cult (if terms are continued at Homo
kaa, Hamakua. HawaiD, SIS. Tn
| total amount foots up to $l9,075.
, The committee arose, reported prog
ress and asked to sit again. The repor
} was adopted and the House then took
, recess until 2 o'clock.