Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

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rcsplcndant but regulation uniform of
oltce. There was considerable dis
play Of gold lace and braid. Its CLINT
was evidently noted from the Senator
decks ami bridge from afar. AS the
launch ncarcd the vessel, the jacobs
ladder was hastily hauled in.
I'VE have business on board your
vessels shouted the High Sheriff as
he stood up and addressed his re-
marks To a young looking man on the
bridge, who happened to be Captain
Zch.
what Is the nature OF your busi-
ness inquired the doughty skipper
who has braycd many pilikias on land
and seas.
I'VE have subpoenas for three men,
believed TO be aboard this ship came
from the launch.
There Is only one officer who can
demand admission TO this ship and
that is a United states Marshal" was
the aninblc yet polite reply.
High Sheriff Henry satisfied that
further parlcy would be futile return
ed to the harbor and to shore.
~ have made my demands in legal
form. and they have been refused"
Now we may take up contempt pro-
ceodings." he added
A Shifting Of the Scenes.
The old Kiuau wharf which was the
stage upon which was enacted a mum
Der Of stirring one act sketches yes
terday was well nigh deserted today.
over at the Fort street wharf, was
assembled a delegation of Honolulu
police officers and also several spc-
cials. The movements Of one or two
launches riding at the wharf served
TO keep up the usual display of inter-
est from crowd of spectators ana
watcrfronters.
One thrifty Portuguese has secured
fair sized row boat and was loading
the craft with an assortment of tempt
ing articles of food and drink. lie
had several cases of soda besides a
collection of fruits, the intention be-
ing to visit the Senator and attempt
to dispose of his wares. The enter
prising merchant had already made
several trips to the ship. No war
rant had thus far been issued against
him upon the oft familiar charge of
"aiding and abctting"
Miller Fleet Is Crippled.
The arrest made by Officers Lake
and Carter on board the James Mallee
at eleven O'Clock this morning has
served to greatly cripple the working
force necessary for the operation of
that steamer Two japanese named
Sato and Kuba offered no resistance
when commanded to accompany the
officers to the station and answer to
the charge of "aiding and abetting"
They had been set to work yes
terday with the gasoline launch spray
This morning Captain Miller being
short of firemen on the Wakee pressed
the Japanese into service. AS the
Makoc Is engaged to tow dredgcrs
barges from Pearl Harbor and his
vessel is hired by the United states
government, there Is possibility OF
some interesting complications arising
from the successful attempt meade
against him to stop his business.
THE end Is not yet, not by Jug
fun" declared the skipper this
morning
Many Filipnos and Porto Ricans
are coming into town by the trains
from down the country. The pres
ence of an unusual number of what Is
believed plantation laborcrs gives
crcdence TO the story that Frank y.
Craig during his visit to Honolulu
last night, paid "A hurried call at sew
eral nearby sugar estates.
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are to he seen Filipinos and others
arrayed in their holiday attire.
Craig Is said to have secured the
services of high powered automobile
and during the evening made trip
into the country. the trip consuming
several hours. As his presence was
not In the least suspected, he Is not
believed to have been followed.
Once ashore. the labor recruter
had easy sailing in carrying on hts
work. lie had ample opportunity for
notifying prospective cmigrants 10
Alaska concerning the latest plans for
their embarkation.
At a late hour this afternoon, Craig
was still on board the Senator.
Captain Miller, Joe Leal, Attorney
Olsen and few others boarded the
largest launch in the Miller feet at
one O'Clock this afternoon. bound for
the steamship Senator. The pres
ence of Attorney Olsen adds fresh in
terest to the Developments.
In the meantime. the old Kinau
wharf swarms with police protection.
The James Makoe rides at her moor
ings kit ha god head of steam. From
her escape pipe issues the noedful
power in a spasmodic roar of protest
over restraint.
The Makee Is to make trip to
Pearl Harbor, If all goes well, Bail
has been furnished for the release OF
the sailor men who had been arrested
upon n charge Of aiding and abetting
the rCCruitin gof labOrors.
A launch returned from the Sen
ator today bringing two F'ilipinos who
had decided TO remain in Honolulu
One had a serious affliCtion of the
eyes and would have made sorry
subject for life of toll In fish
Gamer. The other was a crazed per-
son and II Is evident that the agents
on board the ship are Kidding them
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