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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-04-18
new LAVA CONE
WAS FORMING

Henry G. Bryant, the noted Alpine
clubman, who returned from the Vol
cano House on Saturday, reports that
on his last visit to the crater of Ki.
lauea new cone was forming in the
southeastern part of the pit.
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a0HbuIg-DIeR!n Fire Insurance Co

The undersigned having been APP
pointed agents OF the above COMPANY
are prepared to insure risks against
Ore on stone and Brick Buildings ana
IN Merchandise stored therein on ~
1ost favorable terms. For particulars
lpply at the ONCE OF
F. A. ScHAEFER q CO., ARts.
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The indictment OF Joseph Keawa,
the latest Of the alleged postoffice EN-
bezzlers. was placed on the secret file,
but the veil was quickly lifted by the
prompt apprehension of the accused by
Marshal Hendry.
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in favor of spending $1,000 for repairs
to different school houses on Maui.
The Education Committee referred
the matter of an appropriation for
school house at Waihee to the Maui
delegation.
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VEToEs SUSTAINED.

The Governor IS veto of Senate Bill
80, relating to marks on bottles, cases
and packages, was sustained, as was
the veto of Senate olll 81, relating to
the trespass of animays.
President Pinkham of the Board of
Health, replying to the Houses en-.
quiry regarding the Kalaupapa store,
suggested either that the appropriation
should be increased or else that the
store should be passed over to private
hands. He pointed out that under the
existing appropriation the store could
not supply the wants of the people.
The appropriation would not cost the
Territory anything, as the money all
comes back.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-04-18
THIRD READINGS.

The following passed third reading:
House Bill 14S, to repeal the Re-
vised Laws relating to the manufac-
ture of poi.
Senate Bill 100, to allow the Board
of Health, with the consent of the
Governor, to make regulations respect
ing nuisances, sources of filth and
causes of sickness.
Senate Bill Z, relating to appeals
from decisions, judgments, orders and
DEGREES from the Court of Land Regis
tration to the Supreme Court.
The House concurred in the Senate Is
amendments to the House bill on lep.
rosy.
Senate Bill "a, relating to the ap-
pointment and duties of prison inspec.
tors, passed third reading.
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nj annual expense Of over $4,000, with
out adequate return In the improve
ment OF the standard OF jurors.
(Signed) q. X. CARTER,
Governor.
To the Legislature of the Territory
Of Hawaii:
Herewith, / return Senate Bill No.
%, entitled "An Act 10 provide for
High School in Hilo, Island and Ter.
ritory of Hawaii, under the Depart
ment of Public Instruction of the Ter
ritory,' which ] am unable TO ap.
prove.
This bill falls within that class of
absolutely unnecessary legislation with
which our statute books are often en-
numbered.
Section 207 of the Revised Laws COW
ers all the essential requirements of
this bill. If it is the desire of the
Legislature to have the Territory
erect High School in Hilo, all that
is necessary to be done is to show the
Department of Public instruction the
necessity for it and provide the funds
in the appropriation bill.
(Signed) G. r. CARTER,
Governor.
Action on both was deferred until
Monday.
The Committee on Public Expendi-
lures reported that the account of
Turner & Co. for supplies furnished
the Hilo Hospital in 1903, $5s.4s,
should be paid. Hackfeld 'ss account
of $3.50 was also approved. Chow
Lee, who paid his tax of ST. twice, in
1900, was recommended to be REIN.
bursed.
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North German Marine Insur'ce Co.
OF BERLIN.
/. Fortuna General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here, and
the undersigned. general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers Of the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most Favorable
terms.
r. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
General Agents.
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Aims at thoroushnes,,
sound discipline
and moral training.

Summer term commences April "a.
Christmas term September IL. Prop
erty, five acres; extensive recreation
grounds, tennis lawn, gymnasium,
cadet corps.
Reference in Hawaii Territory, T. S.
Kay, Esq, Kohala.
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Collegiate. School
FOR BOYS
VICTORIA, b. C.
VICTORIA, B. C.

Patron and Visitor:
The Loard Bishop of Columbia.
Head Master:
j. w. Laing, Esq, MA, oxford, as
sisted by three graduates of oxford,
Cambridge and London Universities.
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KILLED THE WIRELESS.

The bill to authorize the Superin-
tendent of Public Works to enter into
a contract with the Inter-Island Tele-
graph Company to do the government
work for $1,000 month, was shelved
on Rice's motion to defer action until
pril .
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THE HOUSE.

Iwilei was talked of in the House
of Representatives for long time yes
terday. Broad brought the matter up
in the form of joint resolution to
authorize the High Sheriff to employ
four special policemen to preserve or
der in Iwilei. He stated that there
had been riot there on Thursday
night.
Fernandez moved in amendment that
the High Sheriff be notified to do his
duty in preserving the peace at 1wilei,
remarking that if he did not the House
might reasonably cut OFF the appropria'
ton for his salary. The amendment
carried.
TO BE INVESTIGATED.
The matter was further discussed al
the opening of the afternoon session
when the story of the riot was referred
to the Police 0camittee for investi
cation.
MORE vEToEs.
The following two vetoes were sent
down by Governor Carter:
To the Legislature of the Territor,
of Hawaii:
Herewith, / return House Bill No
1903, entitled "An Act to amend Sec
ton 1893 of the Revised Laws of Ha
wall, 1906" which l am unable to ap
prove.
This bill raises the pay of juror
from So a day to s2.50-an increased
expense which the Territory can il
afford. The present pay may not b
adequate, but until some provision cal
be made by which the litigants in civi
cases involving at least over $1,000
shall bear the costs of trial, it is i'm
practica1le to raise the jury fees.
Instances are many of the very grea
expense of jury trials in our Territory
probably far beyond that of an
other community of equal population
This measure would mean an addition
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
AUTocRAT OF THE HOUSE

The most arbitrary act Of coercion ever attempted
In congress Is witnessed in the action Of Speaker
Cannon concerning the statehood bill In the most
garng acts of former Speaker Reed for the control of
procedure in the house there was parallel to
the attempted driving Of large number of members
act in direct opposition to their expressed convictions
That is what Speaker Cannon is now attempting 1t
should be noted however that he evidently is merely
the Hgurehead of the powerful Republican element in
the house which has all along been determined to link
Arizona and New Mexico as single state
This rounding up of thirtythree Republican
bers of the house if they cattle forced into
corral be fully appreciated only by considering the
situation in all its bearings The statehood bill provd-
ing for the union of the two territories passed by
the house. amended by the senate to make
state of New Mexico and another state of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory Arizona left territory,
its claim to statehood being deferred indefinitely.
The senate amendments were bitterly opposed by
Republican leaders, with Senator Beveridge the head.
but finally they adopted. Failing in the senate
to accomplish their purpose the group Of leaders
ferred their field of operations to the house is
apparent in the situation there Speaker Cannon
is attempting to accomplish for these leaders in the
house what Senator Beverdge failed to accomplish in
the senate. That is the situation clearly shown in
the attempted roundup of the thirtythree Republican
members who have asserted their independence of the
party lash.
Speaker Cannon undertook to whip the obstreperous
members into line by forcing them, under partisan
penalty to sign agreement whereby they shall stick
any plan adopted in the general conference of Repub
lican members AT last accounts this auocrac scheme
likely succeed the Independents had the choice
of signing the agreement being ostracised by the
majority of their party in congress. BY securing the
desired signatures in this Speaker Cannon will
be able to accomplish his purpose Of defeating the
senate amendments and insisting the original plan of
joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.
BY this despotic act of strong group of Republican
leaders in congress the situation in respect to Arizona
becomes dangerous it before the senates
action the statehood bill It is nmated that certain
who stood out against the joining of Arizona
and New Mexico may be whipped into line in the
house program of Speaker Cannon proves successful.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
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Southern Dinner

Mrs. r. D. Reymert of Dolgeville
entertained on Sunday at dinner a
score of friends, among whom were
several from the hostess native state,
Louisiana.
Mrs. Reymert has recently been on
visit to her former home and brought
back with her many of the delicacies
which form the menu of real SOUTH
ern dinner. The viands were prepared
according to Creole recipes and were
for the most part brought or sent
direct from the south for this occasion.
A pretty floral arrangement pre-
vailed, and the guests included Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Reymerts mother; Mr..
and Mrs c. Priddy and sons, James
Reymert, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brook,
Mrs. Preston of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Schultz of San Pedro, Misses Tetesie
and White of Dolgeville, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Hodges and sons of Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
SAYS BILL WOULD PROVE
INJURIOUS TO BUSINESS
Assembly Bill 321 Is Meeting With
Opposition From Boards
of Trade

Assembly bill 321, now pending in the
California legislature, is apparently re-
ceiving the energetic opposition of
every association in Los Angeles and
Southern California. Secretaries of
boards of trade and other commercial
organizations are leading in the effort
to defeat the passage of the bill, and
they are being seconded by kindred as
sociations Yesterday at a special
meeting of the board of directors of the
Merchants and Manufacturers associa-
tion the following action was taken;
Resolved, By the board of directors
of the Merchants and Manufacturers
association that assembly bill 321 Is in
the opinion of the mercantile COM
munity one of the most unjust and
vicious bills introduced during the
present session. as it requires all firms
doing business as a corporation to dis
close the nature. character and value
of their business and their financial
standing under oath that might be used
by competitors who are not doing busi-
ness under an incorporated name.
Resolved, Furthermore. that we
strongly protest against the passage of
any such measure and call upon our
representatives in the senate and as
sembly to vote and work against its
passage
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
Talked on Art

On Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. B. j. Arthur the members of the
Keramic club entertained with an in
formal reception complimentary to
John Bishoff, who is considered one of
the best masters of china painting in
the United States. Mr.. Bishoff has
come to California to make study of
the flowers. and paints in oil and water
colors as well as on china. Mrs. Ar
thur is the president of the club and
was assisted in receiving by the Off
GERS, including Mrs. Hampton, Miss
Elizabeth Lyman and Miss Benjamin.
In the dining room pink roses and
ferns were used and pink shaded can
dies added to the artistic effect Only
club members were entertained, in
Guiding about forty. During the eevn-
ing Mr.. Bishoff entertained the guests
with an interesting little talk on art.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
AMAZING YOUTHFUL DEPRAVlTY

Notwithstanding all the good elements in Los An
gees it would be difficult to find its equal in youthful
depravity if may judge from such revelations
almost daily public notice. For instance note
the of two boys 5 and 10 of respectively
who confessed Monday to the commission of many
burgaries that they could not remember all of them.
The young rascas pursued their calling with the
fulness of expert hardened burglars perperating
robberies daily apparently for love of that species of
crime
But the depravity Of class of youngsters in this
city is not confined to robbery, in of
the culprits who operated in the southwest dis
trict. Gambling and other vices that stepping
stones toward ruin induged by many boys whose
parents in total ignorance of their habits. 1t is
way leads ultimately prison and dshonorabe
death.
But what else can be expected when Los Angeles
tolerates the whereby boys lured to de-
pravity? Starting with evil associates the most ex-
emplary boy in the city may be gradually drawn from
the line of rectitude until finally he develops into
full-fedged criminal.
The cigarette habit which be a sort of
vestibule the criminal career quickly
leads to first lessons in gambling. Throwing dice
playing 'craps" for cigarettes becomes tame
youngser in process of criminal evolution Then
he goes step farther by playing for small sums of
money gambling in a small way at the track
finally taking to thievng means of supplying his
financial needs.
So long boys find perncious literature read in
their homes newspapers that by picture and descrp
on vice and crime alluring long will the
of criminal careers be sown in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
snrnrise Wedding

On Sunday, February ~, at o'clock
occurred the marriage of Miss Grace
L., youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Gilhousen, to Gilbert Moberly
at the home of the brides parents, iiO7
Central avenue.
The wedding as planned wa a sur
prise, the invited relatives and friends
believing IL to be, as was stated in
the invitations, "the birthday annlver-
sary of Miss Gilhousen." But Rev. DR..
Bresee was also invited as were Prof.
Pfaff, pianist, and Prof. A. J. Picker
ing, violnist. The wedding march
from Lohengrin was rendered and the
minister met bride and groom under an
arch of palms lntertwined with roses.
During the ceremony the Flower
Song" was softly played, also Mendels-
sohn's wedding march was played.
An informal reception followed and
four brothers of the bride sang appro-
pirate songs interspersed with piano
solo, c sharp minor waltz, Chopin, by
Prof. Pfaff and violin solo, Life Let
Us Cherish" by Pdof. Pickering.
Dainty refreshments were served
after which the happy couple departed
on a short bridal tour. The young
couple will make Los Angeles their
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
FOOD FOR BODY AND MIND,

Both in New York and Chicago the deplorabe fact is
recognized that of thousands of school children
the of being napt in studies
In the larger city according to the estimate the
of Improperly nourshed children exceeds 70 900"
The basis of the estimate is derived chiefly from the
reports of the Chdren's Aid society from facts gath
cred by the board of education and other reliable
sources.
In both the big cities novel plan has been devised
by the Salvation Army aiming to help the underfed
school children mentally and physically. Free break.
asts for unfortunate youngsters provided sections
of the city where poverty most largely prevails The
free breakfasts given miscellaneously course
If all comers served alike the breakfast donors
would be swamped with the rush of applicants Children
teachers provided by the Salvation Army stating
that their parents too poor feed them properly
The Importance of such a charity hardly be
understood viewed from conditions in Los Angeles
where there is need for its introduction AS an
indication of the extreme poverty of large class of
population in the former city it is stated that last year
according the relief records of the state board of
charities, the number of families dispossessed for
nonpayment of rent upward of 0O0O 1t is not
difficult to imagine that the school children of such
families underfed and underclothed
Here again the Salvation Army appears in the role
of the Good Samaritan The plan of giving breakfasts
to the children of poverty who attend the public schools
actuated by practical Christianity without parade
or ado" as remarked by Chicago newspaper,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

The excoration of the San Francisco Examiner by
Gavin McNab was one of the most interesting incidental
features OF the bribery inquiry by the senate committee
The direct charge made that the paper is concerned
in the scheme "to defraud the public debauch the ac-
cused senators and bring dishonor on the upper house
and the state. The connection of the Examiner with
the conspiracy, pointed out by Mr. McNab was made
evident by the papers knowledge mot only of what the
committee on commissions and retrenchment would do
but what il proposed to do More disclosures of the
Examiners completely in the matter may be expected
when the facts brought trial in the criminal
prosecution of the accused senators
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
Double Birthday Celebration

Mrs. Elizabeth LOWE entertained with
a dinner yesterday in honor of the
double birthday of her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Brown, and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Edward b. LOWE, both
birthdays occurring on valentines day.
Those present were: Mrs Mary Chad
wick of Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Ernest
G. Thomas and Miss Louise Thomas Of
San Francisco, Mrs. Catherine Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. LOWE.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
DANCING PARTY

Miss Bess Filbert and Miss Vernie
Everett entertained with a masquerade
dancing party at Miss Filbert's home,
2511 Romeo street, last evening. Deco
rations were in keeping with the
valentine season, red shaded lights and
red hearts being features of the attrac-
tive arrangement. Refreshments were
served at small tables. About fifty
guests were present and music for the
dancing was furnished by McVeigh's
orchestra.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

The value of electric railways in Los Angeles and its
neighborhood is represented by big figures shown
by the taxable valuation placed on them by the state
board OF equalization The Los Angeles railway taxed
at $2329045 the Pacific Electric $351O595 the Los
Angeles Pacific at $653 595 and minor corporations
at total of nearly $1,OOOOOO What the actual value
may be is another question but whatever it may be the
system is we'll worth its figure
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

dispatch from Chicago states that John w Gates
steel trust magnate and general financial leviathan s
heading for climate for the of winter
Southern California is his objective point, but not
warm here as it is at Yuma, nearly SO warm as
at point supposed to be Yuma.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

shaded with crystal shades over rel
were effective and The menus we're
heart-shaped, adorned with heads OF
pretty girls. Those present were: Mrs.
J. IT, Davissson, Mrs. Edward L. DOH
eny, Mrs. BIetsoe Mrs. J. A. Crsmpton-
Anderson. Mrs. Clarence Cook and Mrs.
j. G. Terrell.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

At last the order has come from Washington to de-
mosh that magnificent ruin" at the corner of Main
and Winston Streets to clear up the premises and offer
the land for sale. 1t is the eyesore known the old
postofce building rather what left of the sruc-
ture after the wreckers ordered TO stop work on
it three or four years ago
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

In the forecast of the present cold wave in the east
zero temperatures expected far south Vir-
gnia and freezing weather in the central por-
tions of the Florida peninsula" This indicates prob
able repetition of the disaster Florida
orange industry
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
LIahtshIps for the Coast

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-rwo small
lightships built at this port for service
off the California coast sailed today on
their voyage of more than $4,000 miles
around Cape Horn to their station on
the Pacific coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

The that arship passed from London to
Paris safely, attaining speed of seventy miles hour
in crossing the British channel proves there is
something doing in aeronautics the farther side of the
Atlantic. There only American aeronauts in
public view and both of them are Californans
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

The city garbage contractor begs to be released from
his job for characteristic of Los Angeles He
the city is growing rapidly that he cannot keep
with it in his work. complaining that buildings have
been erected at the of 1900 year since he took the
contract AS the city cannot conveniently stop ex-
pandng, the garbage will have to seek other relief
from his dilemma.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

The presidents personal courage never has been
questioned but his personal discretion is questionable
in such visit he made last night great foreign
quarter of New Yorks East Side In the light of expert
involving the death of three American presidents
such unnecessary personal exposure closely akin to
rashness
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

An item in the Indian appropriation bill makes pro-
vision for an official investigation into the condition of
the California Indians, with view to a mehodical plan
of Improvement commission of three persons one of
whom must be Californian will look into the subject
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

New. York cannot be SO dreadfuly wicked as it is
painted dispatch from that city states that
of have been severely injured by falls owing to
ice and hardened snow According to the Bible 'the
wicked stand slippery places nferentiay only the
righteous fall the ice
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

More weather trouble for persons trying to escape
from the blizzard swept genial Southern Caor-
mia. Kansas City reports all trains several railway
lines many hours late "and some through California
trains annuled. But great tribuation paradise
the brighter when you get there.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

The reappointment of Gen. M. NJ. Sherman as a
water commissioner is satisfactory all citizens of
Los Angeles as 1t was to the council indicated by
the unanimous vote in confirmation of the mayors
appointment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

The assembly bill providing for a legal half holiday
for Saturday defeated last Monday On the same
day a bill was passed limiting the workday of drug
clerks to ten hours What wide difference there is in
the various demands for higher wages shorter hours
and less work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

Among the notable arrivals in Los Angeles yesterday
Mrs Bangton Booth of the Volunteers of America
who is noted especially for her devotion the unfor-
tunaes in penal institutions Her life and that of
the organization she represents the line of prac-
teal Christianity
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

Cruel Kansas has killed the aspiration Of the women
of that who vote for presidential electors
The vote in the senate very emphatic in opposition
to the bi-twentynine to six. Mutual condolences
in order between the California Kansas women
yearn for the ballot
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
THE HERALD's CITY CIRCULATION

THE HERALD's CIRCULATION IN THE CITY OF
Los ANGELES IS LARGER THAN THAT OF THE
EXAMINER OR THE EXPRESS AND SECOND ONLY
TO THAT OF THE TIMES
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15

Under the new ordinance the gas company will not
be allowed to use the Los Angeles river dumping
ground for the nasty refuse from its works This
not prohibit the company however from continuing
dump it's wDetched service the public.