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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
LEUNG CHI-TSO.
May Visit the Eastern Cities of the
Mainland.

Mainland
Leung- Chit so, the Chinese reformer
who arrived in Honolulu three years
ago today, and who is now at the head
of school for Chinese in Yokohama.
has received an invitation from Or.
Yong Wing of New Haven Conn. ticut
to visit the eastern cities of the United
States during this year. The invita-
ton may be accepted. DIR. Yong
Wing is a graduate of Yale College and
was naturalized an American citizen
in the fifties. He passed through here
few months ago, and was entertain
ed by Clinton j. Hutchns whose father
was classmate of DR.. Yong's at Yale.
When Dr. Yong reached San Francisco
the customs authorities did not reCog-
nize him as a Chinese in his European
costume and he landed unchallenged.
An cutlery was made against this by
some of those interested in the enforce
ment of the exclusion act, but no
effort was made to depOrt Dr. Yong,
his American citizenship having APP
parently been recognized.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
SUMNER ON AGAIN

The hearing of the John X. Sumner
case is to be resumed tomorrow morn
ing before Judge De Bolt. Sumner is
sun on the stand under ss-eXamina-
ton by Humphreys, Thompson and
Watson, and he is likely to spend an
other day or two on the stand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
WOODBURY. SIGHTED.
The schooner Charles Levi Woodbury.
was sighted this afternoon from Hilo.
WELDED A RAZOR.

Gonsalves a Porto Rican, was ar
rested today and charged with being
unlawfully on the premises of a resi-
dent of Moanalua last night. Gonsalve
is alleged TO have chased after the ma
tive with a razor. Two charges were
filed against Gonsalves this morning
at the police station.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
THOUGHT SHE WAS RICH

Ohule a native woman thought she
was worth $3,OOO,OOO today. She an
nounced the fact at the corner of Bere-
tania and Fort streets this morning
Inasmuch as she did not have any of
the alleged wealth to distribute an
unkind world decided that she must
be insane. The patrol wagon was sum-
moned and she was taken into custody
to be examined for her sanity.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
AWAIT THE CABLE.

The offices of the Commercial Pacific
Gable Company are the principal center
of interest in Honolulu this afternoon.
The city awaits the first flash from
San Francisco, and callers at the cable
office are numerous. With every ex-
change of New Years greetings there
are mingled queries about the cable
prospects,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
NEW CHINESE MINISTER

The Chinese colony received word by
the America Maru that Leung Sing. the
new Chinese Minister to Washington
in succession to WI Ting Fang was
to leave Picking November % for Cam
ton which is his native province. He
had leave to remain there a month be-
fore starting for his post of duty, so
that it is likely he will pass through
here some time during this month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
THE HOLIDAY OBSERVED.

New Years Day was very generally
observed in Honolulu. Practically all
of the business houses closed and there
were very few people on the streets.
The city was very quiet all day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
: REMARKARLE ASCENSION.

James Glaisher, the meteorological, is
81 years of age. Forty years ago he
made one of the most remarkable ball
loon ascensions on record. He was
able to record a height of 2S, 900 feet be-
fore he became unconscious and the
balloon probably reached $4,000 feet
before his companion Mr.. CoXwell,
managed to pun open the valve.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
CUSTOM sHOUsE CLOSED.

Owing to today being a holiday, the
Custom House was closed during the
day to all bushes except the entrance
and clearance of mail steamships.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
POPIIGAR SONGS

All the late and popular songs of the
day, as we'll as classic and standard
music can be found at the Bergstron
Music Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
POPLAR SONGS

All the late and popular songs of the
day, as well as classic and standard
music can be found at the Bergstrom
Music Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
BASEBALL TODAY.
Punahous To Play Customs at Three
O'clock.

O'clock.
The first baseball game of the season
and the first athletic event of the year
VIII take place this afternoon on the
diamond at Punahou on the campus of
oahu College, when a match will be
played between the Punahous and Gus
toms House team.
No admission is to be charged and
While the game Is likely to be a little
ragged in sections, there is likely to be
big turn out. There is nothing else
going on in the way of public amuse-
ment. The game starts at O'clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
LIVES WE'LL.

= II ID " Il1III7'
One Of the richest titled men in Great
Britain is the Duke of Buccleuch who
owns, chiefly in Scotland, some 100000
acres of land, bringing an annual rent
al of over $1,000000 Ground rents of
nearly the same amount are his, and
he inherited nearly $5,00O,0O0 from his
father. The expense in connection
with his various places of residence is
also very great, for the duke is a free
liver.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Mr.. J. w Waldron is authorized to
sign our firm name by procuration
from and after this date.
f. A. SCHAEFER g. co.
Honolulu, January l, 1903
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-01

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
QUESTION OF JEWISH PETITION
70 RUSSIA BECOMES A MAT.
TER OF HISTORY.
PRESIDENT NOT At ALL SURPRISED
REFUSAL OF CAR TO RECEIVE
THE DOCUMENT HAD BEEN
ANTICIPATED.

Washington. July ls.-lt is stated
py The secretary of state that the Incl
dent created hy the question OF the
presentation OF the Jewish petition To
Russia II closed The state depart.
men' has made public the correspond
cncc that has taken place respecting
The petition Its substance has al
ready been forccasted In the press
dispatches. The correspondence con
tists ~ an instruction 10 Mr. Riddle
United States charge az ST. Peters
burs. recit.ng In detail the petition
and directing him To present the same
10 the foreign Office II IL were willing
10 receive IL Ia reply IL Is stated by
Mr.. Riddle that the foreign Office
would not receive IL under any circum
stances aud Secretary Hay so In,
formed the B.NA BIRTH committee IN
u brio! telegram
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
e,c LAND CONTEST SETTLED,
Ccsernren viii De Paid large Sum
"a Result.

Pueblo. Colo. July - by the com.
rrumlsa II III" largest land contest
rsc, In tn. United States land ofii' 4
,n ta.. city the sos.Fnru"ni VIII D.
paid many thousands 81 cni!afs '"'
several thousand acres oi saiuaps'
eoai land In las Aniimas county tha'
hna hn.n entered as timber aud stone
LEGATIONS nni under other acts
Although Snm!nally tn" contests
were het~ccn Individuals II IL IN r'as.
,v a ngh, between the Colorado fu.i
and Iron company and the Victor Coas
company on one side and the Union
Fuel and Iron company on the o'h''
All ,h. pro ceilings tha, haN" been IN
s,l,n,.i have aoen discontinued anu
rrprr .ruiatl,cs ~ both corporations
are huyinx from III. government ~
coal land rates. So an aer"
Most o! the land In question ma
been entered nj g. 30 per acre
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
PROGRAMME A LONG ONE.
ousy Day for Oe'eoates 20 Gp~orth
League Convention.

Detroit. July ls-licglnning with q
watch service at D. 5n a IN The day .
programme for III. Epworth !..aguers
who at. attending th- sln,h int.fna.
uoaAl convention o! the league com.
rriS-i twelve meetings du.!,s1 the day
and evening
Despite tho early hour ,her. Was y
good attendance al h. morning watch.
which aas lresldci over b, Rev T. Il.
Toan- .. Gsveacasilo. iad. In the C.I.
trail Methodist Episcopal church.
A, . O'Clock tour departmental con
!rr-nrca began. which occupied TIL
res, u til. morning They w.r. OF
spiritual work ia tn. Central Metho.
a.s, Episcupal church. mlss.uuaf,
work In The Detroit Opera Hous.,
junior work al the Central Pr.soy.
,astan church aud literary and social
work as the For, Street Presbyterian
church
The sese; al topic ut tho three after
noon meetings IN EgsoFth Auditorium.
Tcn, Ontario and ta. Detroit Opera
HOUSE xas Witnessing The same
programmes we're followed NJ each
meeting
Al the headquarters of the reception
corumss,c~ II mas said that although
abou, $4,000 delegates ssrc registered
Il waa estimated from the reports OF
tho workers ~ho have me; the trains
and suburban cars that there ar n.
pyuxi,nai.ly q .nato delegates In the
city. This estimate. Chairman south.
wick says. IL conservative. a hail q!
the incoming delegates DO not iake
the truall. or h. tim. Ia register
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18

Assurances Given Are Communicate
to British Offic ials-

London. July Is. - Ambassador
choato has been advised by Secretary
la, ol a.. character o! the assurances
given by china and Russia respecting
the opening oi ports in Manchuria. II
il believed ,ha, the ambassador com
munica,ci the information 10 the Tor
..en uihco at a conference lasting halt
an hour which he held during the aft
c-noon with Foreign Secretary lans
downo aud that Mr.. Choate cabled the
result 10 Washington. Hut the amhas
snaor declined 10 make public any in
formation respecting the representa-
lions made or the views of Lord l-ans
duwnc.
The foreign Office also declined Il
comment on the matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
CHANGES IN THE ARMY.
comm,sslons OF Young. Sumner sno
Wood Ordered Made Out.

Washington. July is.-The pres''
a.n, has given directions for the prep
.ra,,on OF commissions for the follow
ing promotions In the army:
Major General Young, To hc ne"'cn,
49, r.ncral vice Lieutenant Gcnera'
Miles. who reitrcs Aug \ a.
prisadicr General = :. snmno. s., ~
he major general. vice Mn,"'
Dav vis. to be retired July 20. -
prigadior General Leonard . w. Mopa
10 bc major general. vice "e"''"'
Young, TO be promoted
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
RESIDENT NOT SURPRISED.
Anticipated Russia's Refusal TO RE
ceisc Jewish Petition.

Oyster Bay l.. l.. July is.-Presldcnt
Roosevelt was hot surprised that the
Hubslaa government should decline To
receive the ID Maj HRith petition ~r
any otA.g presentations regarding
tie k!salnt. massacre. III. action ~
hussia aAs tte.l4 ioacg astci unuli tally
Iae Information oi Rass!as declina-
tan VAS r. o4sed her. III a long tele-
gram iruiA = rotary Hay. The presi.
dent seat t. Secretary Hay an Il.
tended reply The contents of neither
81 thr messages agc disclosed. although
IL II known that the president request
- Secfctai. liza. ,o make pubic the
action II this government, respecting
the lncldent
Pr.s.dcat Roosevelt has 10 state
mcnt To make nj this time regarding
th. matter Whatever information
the administration may care TO make
public concerning IL viii be given out
BY thc state department In Washing
ton.
II can be said In BE- absolutely un.
likely that further Efforts will be- made
10 Undue. ,h. Russian government Ia
receive the petition. II Il certain that
after SO frank and un.auiyocai re-
iusal 10 receive the petition Russia
would regard III. bringing II pressure
10 bear upon her Ia induce hep accept
anc. Of the representation As an act oi
distinct uniri.ndllness.
A. tn. actual presentation o! the
petition involved no question 81 prin.
eipl. and substantially III. result hoped
for by the promotion II the movement
concerning ia. kishin.n oGtrag.s has
been achieved by calling Russia's al.
t.ntiun 10 the petition IN. prubablli
tics arc that the incident viii bc con
s!..rvd as slosel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
AFFiRMs THE lNJUNCTION.
Chicago Strikers Lose Their Case Q"
an Appeal.

Chicago. July Is The branch "pp'i
late court has affirmed an inlnnthah
,asucd nj ihc bc.!nnin. of the s't'@'
nj III. kniinxg Switchboard AMI sup
p,y company's plan, against picN"'.as
by tn. a,rikcrs The tniins o' th'
lower court provoked much ad''fs,
criticism in labor circles and an app.a'
was promptly taken by attorneys .o'
tho labor unions affected. It's e"ns'a
Grafton by III" appellate court was
made a special order In vie" OF u.
recent disturbances growing out ''
the strike.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
PORTUGUESE CONSPIRACY.
Number OF Army officers Placed Ur
der Arrest.

Berlin. July ls.-A dispatch To the
Cologne Gazette from Lisbon says that
\ number of officers ~ the Fifth Portu-
ru.se infantry have been arrested on
~, ehars, n conspirinH against King
carlos They viii be tried by court.
martial.
Suspicious OF widespread con
spirncy against the dynasty nave oesh
entertained for some time. the msu'
gators being officers who were cash
icrcd some tim. ago. other regiments
mr., said Ia he affected
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
Wi, Foree,ose Big Mortgage.

New York. July lS,-Judge kirkpat'
IN sitting In the United states dis.
49,, ,ourt. signed an order on applica-
,,no n counsel representing the Mer-
."m,,,s .a Trus, company Of New York
ne, mi,ling that corporation 70 'o,. ,S,
clos the ti6.ooo.ooo mortgage " vi.
Tinted states shiphaildinK company
Nh by n as trustee for bondholders.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
0"o" A 1lo lNcReAoe.
''Gs o. Merger Roads Foot Uc
Over Si5i,ooo. 600.

NH, 'o'h. July During tho year
s.. 'hded June 10 the Northern
An lne.. roads earned $751;. .5st. 900.
70 ''a'e u els.tae.o00 over the
|ir.sla,.'"' ."'h,nss OF the previous ycar.
|non,hs J. I'M predicted twelve
khre' "s ago that tho earnings OF the
boa merged roads would be $3.50 600.
|sarpos 'ar the three companies
|0oO .a slsi.3 .3la.o0o. Of which 977 i6o..
|and ,as '.A'n a.'n up In operating expenses
|ins surnl,, s1.o'oo In Axcd charges. lcav.
|tt g., saa r.us"s h.s applicable 10 dividend 1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
NAVAL TREATY RAVtFttO.
e.ha IA. Not Vet Agreed to Terms o.
Piatt Amendment.

Havana. July ls-The senate has
ratified the treaty granting the United
states sites nj Guantanamo and Bahia
,,onJn for naval and coaling stations.
Nh, only treaty remaining unrati'
eoJ a the so.callcd permanent treaty
coycring all the provisions OF the Pla''
amendment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
"oAoH LEAVES poRrsmouru
ships Given . Hearty Psrs.
:, Inn Chez

Ameriean' Eng. July is.-Thc
Rear Aa' ~ squadron under command OF
|sisitins ','ifal Cotton. which has b.cn
Pea ,hs nr''ish waters. left here dur.
|toute for corning. the kcaryar.e On
|tAs o,h.r frenchmans bay. Me- and
Cons,s,' vessels bound for Lisl,on
Separure -, ""m ~ enthusiasm marked tho
lu'es vera '' the American ships. sa.
Cheers uer r hred and hearty parting
Can and NE, exchanged by tho Amsri.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18

,,,v ls.-Dr. IApponi. An
Roh, =, ,nau.ry on emerging from
IL room said:
he - .ss, say ,ha, the pope Ia bet
~ :, !. no worse. His condition
f'. - : ..,y, bu, he may lin.cr
d SON, tine
j., -. July IS s-Thc doctors attend
p".. Leo, although not entertain
-. l,as, hope of their pauent
consider his general condi'
,5m.aha, better. whereas tney
:" - aim 10 bc much wors" The
,cs nulsc Ia unchanged and hia
.-.,,,,. IS about tho same. Will"
..lra,tan shows n little improve
a,t sa,!ns returned TO what u WAS
wednesday. Ills appearance. how.
-, ). one who could not last
kfo,her hour
=. l,npan!. wishing TO leave the
ans.n 81 urgcn, personal business.
-, .erm.ss.on OF tho ponssd. who
III, sal! Yes" readily. but added
q. i slai Ia have you 10. f"c!
- f.morsc. as you arc all perfect
,f,,rs II tiy b.hal!
/ pr lap.ur. remained away from shn
!. a bali hour.
aapears Dead when Asleep.
p..t.4. .ar night. as well aslhrough
~ fse morning. the pope continued
81 n IRxxtt tasr
t.g. L. t.o~s not want any one eua.
Mat i. ,ao Fsroa th. pons!n ssnEs
k...fs.t., io. trivial causes. thus
a.af -, o.d doubt his desire for
,aa....0..s..ip lie takes fsrqucnt.,
k,ts +. meat broth. aisrrnasci With
a.. s.s8ons... o. .. chicken k~iAian..
III lf.ae continues scarce. amount
he II tho laat ,~cniy.fous housa to
Llrty.six cubic ccntstmctres~ When
sle.p the pou,lN appcAfy 10 b. dead
3!s checks arr sunkcu. his eyes osc
Iol!o@ and bis jawa arc Exceptionally
sorlnent. tho skin being tightly
fa@a o,er tho bones. whoa awake
D. ta.e usually appears To retain
T. 9a., IL his brilliant black cyra.
h u.a ~ recovered the lucii.ty uf hsa
ll i4rins tho morning and gave
n ,-st u. his wonderful memory.
Al.ls
I .ay Is Tho !esc o! st. leo. l
a. never !a..rd To assist al mass.
IN. easn almoAt boy. eAmc tn
m - participate In tho jubilee us
- MI ~.aa 90 hear mass today !"
h !. Gt!T d.-lr- xax immcdi
D,,.l sra,.t-i ~ Mons.xnor Mario
D.. .e9sat.ns mas in tho chapel al
p!a.as 'ac sick room.
atio.ed 20 Sir in His Armchair.
a..r II. s.al, .! tho doctor. the
oI a. 4" could no, stay In bed as
t.a.e aim restless Iiia limbs ~.r-
iatostaalo and ha fot pains all
~ a.s Body Therefor. he wished 10
"a y hts armchair. No oppnsi.
= eaA made A. the doctors think
.-' = asag ,an now do the pope
-4.s sAsa.. but 10 the pon,!ns aston.
a't#'st =, found he could not dress
'~s' ! a. - did anrn. days ago. or
az y ia hair. - his ever wasrhful
-. - contra. assisted by Seneca.
h'tisF 1a.rt, clothed the pope aud
l'masi arr.ri him TO III" armchair. n.
t1'H iFtQu"ntly thanking his Hcrs.
'.''8 e.i f"marsing that they must b.
- .ssa
n - understands tho gravity
~ e"h.s'son and says he II ready
~ hii =" do"s not realize the i'm
i'.A' -, u his danger
~ so, tors really think that. unless
"n'p.'' alton arises. the popc mar
~ lays and even weeks lnnv-r
ih' following bulletin was iasucd n,
i l..
-" lat has been passed calmly
\" august patient had inter
!. lest and his general condition
s'U'e less depressed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
NEW PRODUCTS FOR hawaii
Cotton and sumatra Tobacco success
fully Grown.

Honolulu. July 1S.--Jsred q. Sm''h.
,,ri,ei States special agent In charse
=, The Hawaiian experiment station.
hns been successful In his cxper'men's
- ,rowlnu cotton and Humatra tobae-
~ uc believes that both articles may
h.comc atable products oe the is'ands'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
"a SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
r.ey EXPECTED HIM
- az MUCH WORSE.
/, ruf LEAST HOPE Of RECOVERY
~owplicArloNo ARISE
ro poNrlFF MAY LIVE
.oa WEEKS LONGER.

,ome July is-pr. lAppon', An.
ROM. - ,rou.ry on cmcrgin. from
y SIX room. said:
ne -, say tha, the pope IN bet
-, h. is no worse. His condition
-. grave. bu, he may i'nscf
g. son, TINE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18
NO Possibility OF TROUBLE.
state Department and Alleged Seizure
OF British islands.

washington. July 18.--It is learned
q the state department that there have
been no representations recently from
the British government touching the
ownership OF the small islands at the
south OF the Philippine archipelago
and adjacent TO the coast OF Borneo.
NOR ID anything known here of the re-
cent naval operations In that corner OF
the world. although the fact IL recalled
That about year ago eae OF the Amer.
lean gunboats cruising In these waters
visited some Of the chicfiains on the
smaller kcts and asserted american
sovereignty. Il In believed here that
there IL no possibility for trouble grow.
Ing out Of this incident.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-18

London. July lS.-According to au-
thorttativc dispatches received hero
IN American warship visited q number
os islands on the northeast coast Of
Bornco some weeks ago and holgtei
American fa4s and erected American
tablets on seven OF the islands. all Of
which are said To be British. They
arc all uninhabiicd. but are shown on
tho admiralty charts.
Tho affair IL regarded here as being
capable OF easy adjustment. being II
10 asserted. without doubt the result
of misunderstanding by the com.
mandcr OF the American man-ofwar.
Tho action II not considered 10 be In
any wny an &C, 81 aggression by III.
United States authorities. whose war.
Ghips continually Visit Sanoakan.
The Washington times., 1903-09-20

WANTED Young coloIsd girl or woman 70 do
general hoUsew0rk in small family. ais 18th
|sf sw. select
The Washington times., 1903-09-20
Schedule effective June q. 1919.
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations and da.
tailed information be had at ticket of8ce.
7O5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania ave-. and Penn
sylvania Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1870, P. r. r. Cab Service
c. II. ACKERT, General Manager.
s. Il HARDWICK- General Pass'r Agent
l. : BROWN Canar,i 49,.