The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-04-11
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= clsl0n expressing dlsapprOVal OIL "
4 methods used in taking emf 4
K grants off Korea. Witnesses X
X discharged from custody. X
4 Attorney oleson takes boy X
4 of Senator on writ of habeas X
K corpus. Complaints concerning 4
X minors ON board are many.
4 High Sheriff Henry twice re- x
X fused permission to board SEN X
x ator.
K Emigrant ship leaves without 4
X clearance papers, carrying OF
4 several men wanted on war 4
X rants. Reported, doubtfully, to X
4 be off Waimanalo. <
X Frank Craig surrenders him <
4 self to the police. Two of Cap X
4 tain Miller Japanese also ar \
4 rested.
OO Xxx x X K X * X *OO
Surprised as were the local authori-
ties when the officials of the Alaska
canning companies raided the water
front Thursday night and carried off
one hundred and twenty-five laborers
In the face of organized law, they
were still more assonished at the
audacity of the men of the northern
corporations when the Senator steamed
brazenly over the horizon yesterday
evening and disappeared from sight,
without having cleared and after re-
fasing the high sheriff permission to
board and perform mis- duties. The
whereabouts of the Senator is now IN
known, although tug captain reported
her of Waimanalo last night. She is
supposed, however, to have more likely
steamed for Hawaii.
This rebuff capped a decision rem
dered by the supreme court in the
morning in which that tribunal voiced
its strong disapprovaf of the methods
used in taking emigrants off the Korea
and holding them incommunicado at
the county Jail. The entire day, in
fact, was one of rebuffs for the special
prosecution engaged to fight the re.
crniting agents in the courts and the
police. High Sheriff Henry was
laughed at by the skipper of the emf.
grant ship when he went out to her
in the morning to serve a writ. In
the evening he was again refused per.
mission to board and a few minutes
later, in her last act of defiance to con-
stitlted law, federal as well as terri
torial, the steamer sailed away.
The office of Kinney, Ballou, Prosser
& Anderson, which has been a scene
of almost continuous activity during
the week, was last night closed for the
first time, Judge Ballou expressing his
opinion that the incident was closed
with the exception of the prosecution
of the various men arrested.
Distinctive Methods.
High Sheriff Henry seemed to be the
only one of those who went out to the
Senator yesterday whom the officers OF
that ship did not appear to desire on
board. Attorney Olson, of the firm OF
Holmes, Stanley & Olson, went out to
the ship shortly before, and, after a
few explanations, was permitted on
board With no trouble whatever he
was permitted to take back a Portu-
guese boy who had run away from
home.
Shortly afterwards the high sheriff
appeared alongside. He was dressed
IN his official uniform, his gold
aiguillettes cleaned across the expanse
of his bosom in the morning sun and
his braid shone eharmingly in contrast
to the dusky sides of the ship. He
called to the captain that he was the
High Sheriff of the Territory of Hawaii
and demanded that he be permitted ia
come on board to serve writ in his
possession. The captain was NOSE gen
tlemanly in reply, leaning over the side
and in honeyed tones and a pleasant
smile, remarlSing:
ffNothing doingi"
The high sheriff returned and the
steamer continued to swing on the tide
beyond the reef. The only other visitor
in the morning was Chief MeDuffie
who went out in the police launch and
eircled the ship on his way to Pear
,HarbOr which he patrolled for a short
time and returned. As he passed the
vessel the rail was dotttdewith heads
and numbers of his old acquaintance
who have many times twisted their cans
In their hands before him, in the little
dingy but historic Office at police head
quarters heRped vituperation on hin
and expressed long pent up feelings.
Minors Many.
While Olson was the only one who
succeeding in getting into toneh Will
the officers Of the vessel complaints
concerning tho presence Of minors on
board were many. Two days ago, q
Portuguese and German mother boil
telephoned 10 United States District
Attorney Brqekons aud asked that theil
boys be- prevented from leaving for th,
cauneTies. The one that Oli0n took
Of yesterday q supposed 70 DO ono Of
these.
Other complaints have hoen nnmsr