The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-11

all capable of handling Uncle Joe gone The President sought
help But Uncle Joe has mood where he issues
quiet way Just before he
spoken to Delegate Kaananaoe Mr. Cannon had received by
ing the bill be enacted law he (The President
greatly interested in the same
POSTMASTER PRATT
Pratt arrying here and probably will remain till
after Inauguration Saturday his intention at first to
qualify here and possibly his bond here with
company cabled the day of his confirmation by the Sen
Afterwards had consulted with officials the Post
office Department. thought preferable that he should defer
taking of office till he reaches Honolulu It is the wish Of
the Department that Mr. Pratt be ready to assume his new office
by March when will begin He has conferred
officials Department and has also called the
Postmaster General, Mr.. Cortelyou
present Mr. nothing about his plans for
the administration of the office These
tons will be taken later He still buywith the Young Build
proposition He working with the Senate appropriations
Committee amendment the Sundry Civil Appropr
alton bill that will authorize commission to visit Honolulu and
the Young Building and the feasibility OF using
government building
REGISTRY OF THE PIONEER.
legislative achieved here for long
legislation admitting American the
lighter Pioneer After facing sturdy opposition there has
been Congress for given question: Mr. WI
Haywood Saturday passage which
goes the President 1t supposed the
position the Senate could be placaed and Mr. Haywood
thought three weeks that the bill would be lost lie
kept work however, and having secured the good offices Sen
Frye OF Maine the chairman OF the Committee Commerce
the bill finally put through at that end OF the Capitol There
although Senator Kean New Jersey wanted
oppose Because OF his friendship for Mr. Haywood and his
knowledge of this special and its merits he confined his
ion sarcastic by OF comment after the
bill had passed
The whole difficulty has BEEN much with the facts OF
Pioneer the unyieldng opposition in Con
admitting foreign built vessels American registry
The opponents that the passage OF one bill however e
only precedent be used by those who aor
for the admission dozen other vessels it required more
year way passage the Pioneer bill in
the House When Mr. Haywood had finally secured certain papers
afhdavits Germany Mr. Lttled of Maine who had
stood in the the BILL yielded and hampioned it Senator
Penrose in the last Congress favorable the bill but hostile
in this Congress- His opposition pacated finally largely
through the instrumenaity of Senator Frye.
E. P. DOLE's DOINGs.
General Edmund Dole Of Hawaii who has
been here chiefly working bottle
stopper has been granted his Cornelius w Smith, OF Ma
kawe Hawaii has granted stake and stake
holder.
Mr. Dole has recently figured in law suit big attorneys
the District here He Richard Nc
Lh Cckasaw Indian and Others who sought the
OF fee of $4,000 which the Chocaw and Chlcksaw
Citizenship Court had awarded It injunction proceeding
Mr. Dole brought his clients Judge Anderson before whom
the discharged the rule the
officers o show
COMING VISITORS.
The prospects good for from prominent