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ESTABLISHED JULY I ISM. X VOL XXXV., HO. G105. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY. MARCH I, 1902. PRICE FIVE CENTS. ( PUBLIC'S ! PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE WEEK I WAYS TO PULSE IS E UP St.fr .5 AT MANILA it " i ii', SOUGHT ! 3 WIFELESS &.v SpW.t. "' Republican Reason I ,.V. - Business Men May .JiVtf:- ap. 11 for Looking w . Reorganize the r HOME . c?Uler 5 Around. Jl DcNOU.N,C6 the Xl DELEGATE 55 Company. COMMITTEE TO LISTEN TO TALES ASK QUESTIONS OF THE FAILURE Fourth District Men Will Consider a. tern HtrnfeHL m l Uihm Full Reports Will Be Given and Before They Commit Party COAD IS BEGUM WW fcfftf Action May Follow History to a Campaign. of Experiment. the hands of five men rests the ITHIN the next two weeks a INcanvassing of Republican opinion in plan may be evolved whereby w Inter-Islan- d Honolulu as to the propriety of the the Telegraph Co., nomination of a candidate to fill the - -i- jri-"- " "' operating a wireless system, may se vacant seat in the Legislature, which cure sufficient backing to enable it to was occupied by the late A. F. Gillillan. resume business. A meeting of the stockholders, of Tbe committee, appointed at the meet- fighting for their lives in the surf outside directors and members dorsed and then an addition made to it, sugar was yes- ing of the Republican Fourth District and the motion of Crabbe was practic- WARREN BACK IN PORT WITH the bar. The launch was returning from several large firms held Convention yesterday has Aintil Mon- ally in this line. The motion was then the bark Kaiulanl and those on board terday afternoon at Castle & Cooke's day afternoon to formulate its report adopted unanimously. J noticing the Japanese clinging to their office, the outcome of which was a ver- C. B. Wilson then Paid that before i upon the advisability of taking action, there was any nomination made he ' PROPELLER BLADES BROKEN overturned boat which, was whirling bal understanding between the direct- and as well who is the proper man to thought it would be wise for the com- - , rbout in the wild waters, she was sent ors and the representatives of the va- mittee to consider whether or not it to the rescue. re- make the race, if it is decided to nom- ' rious firms, that the question of the was the best thing for a nomination to The Iroquois crufsed about until 6 inate. be made at this time. He wanted the organization of the company would be opinion as to o'clock and during that time sighted The meeting of the convention, in of the members whether The Big Transport Lost One Blade Between way seriously considered when a detailed or not should be a fight made, ( two sampans anchored quite a Kwa of there report was made out. This must show the headquarters the Territorial and what was to be gained by it. He j of the harbor mouth. She bore down on committee yesterday afternoon, was did not know whether or not there J San Francisco anch Honolulu and them, but they did not need assistance, the company's liabilities, its relations any loss of prestige by fail- full of oratory, almost every member would be and the tug therefore returned. A little and contracts with Marconi and the ing to make the fight and letting the ' taking a hand in the debates. There whole thing go by the board. Another After Leaving Here. later on the government tug Eleu, not royalties to be paid to the inventor, was early evident a division of opinion, J. W. Burgess said that he had been to be outdone by the Iroquois in tht and a list of the local creditors and talking with a prominent man, who matter of life-savin- g, started out to do a showing but the matter was handled without had given it as his opinion that the stockholders what the latter any acrimony and the decis- fight would cost a lot of money and HE transport Warren sailed forjbionze, and are valued at $1501 ach, so little rescuing on her own account and had paid in on the' stock subscribed, ' spying two the IroquoU to place responsibility of re- would bring no good result. There Manila before breakfast yester-- the boats which and what is delinquent. When this ion the v;ould be no extra session of the Leg- T had firet left went over to them and upon party In day morning and about' 3 o'clock, "it r'ZJr.id not the cost, however, whch is statement is presented, giving the firms porting the pulse of the islature, and it would be better to let it them in Fplte of themselves, tow- ft - go money coming ted upon the Present ail.rmna of rescued something tangible upon which to fig- the city was a unanimous one. There and save men and for the in the afternoon was sighted ing port in triumph. fight for the next Legislature. He said them to company was a change In the leadership, ce.used back. Much speculation was rife as to repairs and whether or not new lil.iuta While the two tugs were chasing gtory ure, as to whether or not the it was his opinion also that it would s. - n return, was at can be ii l? I lu-r-- Th- Warri-- has a can bereorganized on a paying busi- , by the resignation of Chairman Boyd be wisest to allow the whole thing to the cause of her and it and honor on the salty deep with vary- go not get an she couple of second l.a:iC Mmli .s oi, bi..ird. ness, then serious consideration will be of the committee, and the election of A. by the board, and into first thought that it was because but their attaching will be a matter of ing degrees of success, the Young boys to system expensive fight. here given plans for putting the V. fill the seat. There was was leaking, for when she arrived considerable diiiicuity, even if it can be swept the horizon with the'--r glasses and again in working order. it is opened Gear to Senator Crabbe said he had a tf.lk 1 If man. on Wednesday, she was taking consid- accomplish'.', at all. spotting a sampan in evident distress, it will be with the backing of Fuch filled the vacancy in the representation with a prominent business and In order to get the propeil.--r out Senaf-- , who had told him erable water from a crevice in the shaft gallantly put out in one of launches firms as Alexander & Baldwin, T. H. of the second precinct, caused by the a fellow of the water, the transport will have to their that there was no use in making the stern gland packing. parian-V- on spot as' Da vies & Co. and Hackfeld & Co. by giving to L. be tipped up, or in ttie luf trie and arrived the Just the frail death i a member, the fisht, and that if this was done and When the Warren docked about 4 waterfront "stood on her head." It is not was overturned and its two occu- W. F. Allen. J. P. Cooke and F. M. committee came to him they would craft meet- A. Andrews and Andrew Brown, a full the o'clock Naval wharf it was thought possible that divers can coninas pants throvji ftito the seething water. Swanzy, who were present at the not get a blank cent, though his purse at the the job of fixing the new blades. ing, while viewing proceedings con- vote each, instead of the half vote to open cam- cause of return to to unfor- the was always for ordinary learned that the her To tip the ship pontoons will probably The rescuers managed haul the servatively, were agreed that the wire- he did not en- na- - , which they were formerly entitled. The paign funds. He said port was of a much more serious be requisitioned which will have to ke tunate Japanese on board, and also, with less telegraph system, when in working , tirely agree with this view. The Home ! unk and then pumped out. Kxperts. vacancies in the fourth and seventh up a man, turf than had been anticipated. the greatest of difficulty, to tow the over- order, was a benefit to the business rtulcrs would have and however, declared last night that suci sampan precincts were left unfilled, owing to a they would say the Republicans were After the transport had proceeded k cjuJJ nM he un,rtakt. Ht tf)e turned into the harbor. men of the islands, and they expressed secure entrance into the afraid of them, which would have a about two hours on her way yesterday mivai wharf on account of there not Late last night it was reported that the hope, that when the officials of the desire to the upon vote. company a statement upon committee men. great effect the native it was discovered that she hud in enough water to allow of the vessel's two more boats with seven Japanese on presented of labor Boyd moved that a committee of five w be:nS to brins which they could work, that they was to question, lost a blade of her propeller. This dres.d sufficiently board were still out. and it is probable When the convention called be appointed to look into the prog- - h.r stern out of the required would be able to assist it.

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