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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1901
Page
1
The Hawaii House debates the shape of reports from Land Commissioner Brown. Governor references unshaped items, action cited as not in such a shape. Measures include road and bridge projects, taxation, and criminal code amendments with votes and referrals.
In the Executive Council meeting Treasurer Lansing discussed limiting the number of retail buyers in the city and anticipated a House committee review. Licenses for Nantwine and Napoo poo were deferred, while the word Okolehao was deemed unregistrable though trade marks should be registered under the Organic Act. The Merchants' Association of Honours sought incorporation, and many rooms were rented at Honolulu Hale. A large Sunday gathering in Pacite Heights led to disorder as gamblers sought cover during rain, with a police presence observed and several arrests for failing to display badges. Captain Keola of Wailuku plans retirement by Mauna Loa day. A report on straw hats and hotel changes followed.
The Senate debated multiple committee reports on public lands forest law reform and military assets. Bills referred back or adopted covered penal law repeal for forest roads, military property oversight, and public works labor regulation with cautions on penalties and enforcement.
The Supreme Court term opens at 1 o'clock with Justices Frear Perry and Galbraith presiding. Motions and affidavits are discussed for case Henry Lyman versus The Honolulu Tribune Publishing Company seeking to strike records. The suit involves 618,000 dollars for alleged libel. Attys Smith Parsons for appellant and Wisel & Nickeuw for respondent.
The bark Olympic, arriving from San Francisco, was damaged by a sudden cyclone off Diamond Head. Foremast and mainmast damaged, one crewman went overboard but was not recovered. others survived. Captain Gibbs chose to push toward port, avoiding a return to San Francisco.
Tomorrow evening the public of this city will see the celebrated Lewis Morrison in Hide Men for the first time on the local stage. Morrison has long played the title role of Ricilien and is noted for his massepieres style. The cast includes Wall and Nichols in several strong parts as well.
The Honolulu theater season for the remainder of the year looks well supplied with entertainment. Hawaiian Opera House bookings are ample and several companies request future dates. The Josephine Stanton Company will stage a three week engagement in April, with other acts such as Nanow O'Neille and the Boston troupe among those billed.
In a mixed cast including Kate Kennian Mim Moberm and Stella Ratita the production promises a strong ensemble with no weak link. The venue hosts a premiere night featuring Mint Roberts and Lewis Morriston in the historic play Richelieu.
Saturday polo drills at Mowna Jaa drew several carriage loads of spectators who were well repaid by the quality of play. The More E.B. Damon team, with Albert Judd Charlie Judd Henry Damon, issued a challenge to all comers likely to lead to a match against John Fleming Witt Dickey and two others.
The Claudine from Maul yesterday brought among her passengers a party of ministers: Reve Imad Koamda JE Kepipi Kina Tokimune Theo Tehurdi J. Leading ham and W. Thwing.
Striking machinists at Honolulu Tron Works remain on strike with no settlement in sight. Guards lined the main offices as workers drew wages last Saturday but were unpaid due to the walkout. Union leaders say talks with company officials appear unlikely before midweek, despite assurances of good feeling on both sides.
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