The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-10
ORIENTAL BUDGET


r,siInu.d fro" rage - ,.
-,,, from one % the ladies
1una wv they we're all az Pc
bows eaiy complaining or the
na IN tho train service, Nr''s WIS
~. yswa. which. later on s"S''
Day univ Fearful Rum"rs
y Ns.s .,sr extract from priVate
N l'llo".h dy now visiting lek'ng.
Al CON ~, inst. will ho fead with
"a ne "a have no
ID nl.' ~ KNOW the condition of
W Wa, maj / am really q prisoner
~ aha There has been no
fsN. .t s'ncs Inst sunday tune -
eut. s1 w. only know the
i' W.. ~ dlmarod bridges, burn
lf',s.... etc.. and the situation mas
nl...., sorous every dny. An over
- ~, has been sent os Tar as
u p.a am writing that way.
NJ. calls have not folt any fear,
..5g our host. I had 90 40 last
~, I'm the British Legation.
81 ll ,re expected up tosuy, and
~ u',l IN but I have given up cx-
~ al 9,. Two poor missionaries. Nor
~ g.sieson are undoubtedly Kill
y ii 49, sr. the only Europeans We
m '" The poople in the city
r ,iI.i onoash.' ........,...,.
pwmLlNEp CHINESE
,,. Daily Press also comments
~, u ,..set of affairs. writing. To
,,tlsy OF 1.pounder mukale-load-
.sso against tho numerous masniii-
y ...s, acid batteries. with which
= 'a.eiss Imperial foroinu-drilled
armed. would boz suicidal
chinese infantry are armed
nn " niasf pattern Mauser maya
~ ". ..,lnst ihe Martins Of our In
IN. wriior haa seen the Chimes
t,iHsd troops In the last war and
800 rebellion small though u
tbay dId excellent work. The
-, srnnr by Continental instruct-
s..sad men that form the foreign
,,.r,des. since the Chlno-Japsn-
y. have produced an army that.
snwhera alone. viii more than
msieh f1f the present much too
~. III allied troops. Therefore II
49,. ftase In command t0 ec that
~. ,sa not altogether outclassed IN
~.sf and any initial mistakes
4 s,ewrtlv be- verified ~ is 10 be
stsi sfior AN the BOXERS will prove
\ ,eg iiyefsarles.
wnpMAN ATTACKED
,i, .dvleas from Shanghai relate a
III s.srfooatie experience under
r Consul General whitman. who
a. lo Japan Tor a holiday. writes
| /. I'm, Mail ON June i2th Mr. Louis
-. mel M wlldman In the Astor
| p. ana threatened that the latter
"A sol have Shanghai alive. The ON
=. "A no Rio a. Janeiro interfersd and
90 VERY. Of the q. =. - Castine.
- raard AZ Mr. Wildmnn's disposal
,sm lho city. At the Instance Of the
-, Consul General Warren. United
HI Consul General Goodnow placed
Id under q bond to Keep the peace.
rhs Gazette reports the occurrence
NJ allowing terms "Thc vestibule
ushsfs BEADING hotel was today
rsts n what the crowd Of spccta.
4 fnr.aH about after tim. though
q solfs 10 end IN CORY combat. Mr.
/ trms,is Wlldman. the United states
o,nl GgaGral from iiougkong. whose
no ,afafiions with the Filipinoa and
IA hrs hss brought him into SONS
rowitF1s waa accosted by another
ssasrin 40 has lately had very un
isaa,l uaeflence Of the dark side ol
imsaIn Ways In Manila. Mr.. i.oul,
tld 30 loudly and very publicly De-
.gnad M erstwhils friead OF Aguinai,
he sginr a hand In the business whlct
t1lhl BIN CMr SpltxeD into such un.
ffnfi conflict with the United State,
uihW'iss IN The hllippines All who
rs raj NAT scandaious case will sym
san ain NJ spitzei in the black
aad treatment he received there. an,
w Nhsn he attacked Mr.. WIldmai
sis expected 10 see things ny. Bu
NJ "a not, the United States Cousu
IN HonEkong suavely denied an,
risldge u tho matter. which led hi
usllani 10 mako numerous ioud-tone'
yir,ons upon Mr.. w1dman's appre
allen n The nlcotlea OF strict veracity
~ NJ poe Il In much more forcibi
"ias Bot even this strong provocatioi
~ thrrtis o. personal chastisemen
net 70 have any effect upon the I'm
variability Of Mr. wiidmon. much q
"7ones surprise. and he contente
.rs,t Win polite and repeated denial,
shat threatened TO b. n deadly com
y snfri IN a wordv duel. In which n
y afhtlnE was on Mr.. spltxers slds. 4"
DR. JORDAN LECTURES.
y p Starr Jordan. principal OF star
~ University, California, delivered
W adlfess Yesterday afternoon ln IN
eeeslsh rooms % the Imperial TN
sriif, Tokyo. There was a large al
'.asn,e of students. introduced BY Pr,
~ nlina president % the Universal
,''ssl,al Society. the speaker announ,
~ he outset that he did not propo.
s'sh hem Of the history or ,..e invest
alens or Louis AHaHslx, because the
~ ma those IN a cyclopoedia. N
.''ast 70 bring before them a man WI
" ne greatest In science that Amerls
psfhaps the world had ever seen. q
lphsslfed what no called the keynote
-. -" t.achlngs-thet the things then
- not The books which dealt wit
- should be studied. lie sketch.
10y me early llfe of the subject OF n
'',. ne enthusiasm. his love OF nj
~ and his vicissitudes. coming
80 70 ne career % Professor Aeasa
america AZ showing the thoroug
ne methods. a story was told
n. sys'.m of teaching. and eventual
,pesker disCoursed upon his own pe
-, ssperiences % the Professor. \
'l IN some detail the exporime
i, u ~ Professor ARasslx. who. In ord
-. inmate his methods Of teachll
M. 'hs country. held three month
attended BY thirty men and TWEEN
~. on an unlnhahlted Island eishtc
- .om me mainland. The metho
.tel " bv me great teacher ana y
a.. ,s,la"nts attending the stay 81 Z
is,s.. W.fe we're dwolt upon. ana I
-. m conclusion quoted mottos M
-, ~ students % Professor Agass
~. =. which were. Don't bo afrnid
~ uon't know" "A laboratory IL
- .aheiuary, which nothing profa
an, .. Strive 10 interpret what a,
"ls's' and 30 forth
JAPANESE PLAYERS
,,s,' s'onsrs VIII shortly have the opc.
49,, on witnessing a japanese nj,
"a y tapanese actors. writes the
-. FNnress. Thanks 20 the inf
-. Saunders Of The C,ror.t r.,