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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-10
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-10
REVIEWS CZAR'S PROTEST.
,sociated Press. Morning Ser-uice

TOXIC, Dec. ION. Pavloff, the Rus
sian envoy, and the Russian Admiral
in command of the squadron at Che
mulpo, have had an audience with the
Emperor of Korea at Seoul in which
they are reported to have renewed the
Russian protest against the opening of
Yongampho as a treaty port.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-10
MERCHANTS AND MACARTHUR

A committee from the Merchants As
ISOLATION waited on General Macarthur
yesterday and conferred with him re-
garding the matter of the army post on
Oahu. He assured them that a post
would be established. The Association
committee offered him the assistance
of the organization In connection with
his visit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-10
ITALIAN BARK ASHORE.

Associated Press. Morning Service.
ASTORIA, Dec. 10.-The italian bark
Cavour is ashore at the mouth of the
Columbia river and will probably be a
total loss.
The Italian bark Cavour, Captain
Angelic, arrived at Astoria on October
19 from Callao. She is a vessel of 1854
tons register. 1t is possible that the
Cavour was just leaving the Columbia
river for Europe with a grain cargo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-10
MARINEs no COLON

Associated Press, Morning Service
WASHlNGTDN, Dec. 1O-The school
ship Prairie has been ordered to the L.
S. Naval station at Guantanamo, Gu
ba, and to Colon, with 1000 marines.
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SPANISH CARDINAL DEAD.
Associated Press, Morning Service.
MADRID, Dec. 10.-Cardinal Espino-
Sa is dead.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-10

Composer-Yes, my opera will be
sung when the work of Handel, Mozart,
Beethoven and Wagner are forgotten.
She-Yes, but not until then.-Indiana-
polls Journal. .y,. .I,., I'M. estal y. ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-10
SECRETARY HAY I

SECRETARY HAY ILL.
Associated Press Morning serv1cA
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-Secretary
Hay is confined to his bed by cold.
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AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Associated Press. Morning Service.
CHRISTIANA, Dec. 10.-The Norwe-
gian parliament has rejected the pro-
posed franchise for women.
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NANCE O'NEILL IN TROUBLE.
a sannin tnd prorr AIouu,, c..I

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-The properties
and costumes of Nance O'Neill, the act
ress, have been attached for an alleged
debt.
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Residence of F. B. McStocker, on
Lunalilo Street, to rent to a RESPONSE
BILE party, possession given at once.
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w. H. HOOGS.
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THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK,
Limited.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
Capital Subscribed. $4,000 900
Capital Paid up........... 1s,OOOO00
Reserve Fund. 100000
ESTABLISHED 1880.
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London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong
Newchwang PeSin, Shanghai, Tientsin
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New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
EAST SIDE CHANGES.
Il Petition for Improvements to Cost
More Than $40, 900 900.

The Fast Side Civic Club has sent petition TO
PoroIgb President Cantor outlining the plans
agreed on for approaches TO the new bridges ana
orber improvements on the East Side A hearing
will he given before the local boards OF improve
r1ent on Nav 26 The petition says that the cuzehS
favor the plan adopted in March to widen De-
1ancey-sr and TO lay a street from the Bo"eFy
70 Flr,-s+ between Broome and SDring SITS IN
stead Of widening Suolk-st. was first talked o.
II Is Dronosad TO widen Clinton-st to 100 feet TAX
ing fifty feet on the side from Houston-st- TO
East Broadway.
The petitioners also urge the widening OF III =
fest hv taking a hundred feet on its westerly
side from Houston-st. Canal-st-. and the WlueH-
ing of the Rowery from Chatham Square north-
ward to the plaza Of the Manhattan br1dge
ar Canal-st Chrystie-st it is argued, IS 4 nucii
more desirable approach for the new Mammalian
bridge Than AIlen-st Then the elevated road could
he removed from Allen-st.. thus letting in hght
and making it as desirable other ffty-foot East
Side thoroughfares BY taking Chrysue-st. IN
stead Z Auel-SU.. il IS estimated mat me 'i''
would save about $3,eFow0 =. -..,,or
The u1lShCart problem = discussed IN dII0tl!i1,I
-e+iffoT This ca lis for market under the VIII
isr7sl,ure Bridge apprOaCh CheS. alongside the HSl
,71srEa+ and for two other markets for those who
live further from the bridge. One OF these pusil,
Carr markets would be made by purchasing lhE
block bounded by RivngtOn. stanton t9tSIt III Iu
Chrvetie sts.. and another at Market snip -, n me
An elevated playground Is suggested Inc PEI PEI
toners estimate that the Improvements excepting
Chrvstie-st. would about Sl0p1l.n9
Among East Siders Interested n ms HlE sLlelIl
ven paul Ahelson Louis Lande. 2 NJ stem H.
F7iecheI Jacob Katz and Hugo DistlehuTst
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
ROUNDSN4N BE4TEN.
Vas Trying to Arest Rough
HOuSerS" on Gomez Tram.

Roundsman Nugan of the Bath Beach station
was badly used up yesterday while attempting to
arrest a party of young men who We're raising
disturbance on one Of the elevated trains coming
hack from Coney Island For several weeks Cap
tain Cullen of the Bath Beach station has haG men
detailed TO these trains that leave Coney Island
in the early morning hours for putting a stop to
the rough house" of the rowdies who fill the trains
a such times
It was a. m. yesterday when Nugan attempted
to stop a disturbance. The young turned on
him and he was soon in the centre of a merry
fight One man knocked him down. took away his
club and began to beat him with it. while several
others kicked him. The train stopped and the
whistle sounded for assistance. A sergeant and
four - came from the Bath Beach station and
arrested the following men: Charles Smith Austen
Morris Peter Winthrop. James Finley John De
Cantillion. Alexander Wood and William Little.
The man who had taken Nugan's club and beaten
him with it until hts nose was broken and face
WAS covered with cuts and bruises made his escape
Nugan was taken the station, where his INJURIES
were dressed by ambulance surgeon Sick leave
:. as given 20 him. and he was leaving the sta
ftou on his way home Nugau the man who
he is sure was his aSSailant hanging around on
I he corner Nugan arrested him and charged him
with assaulting an officer He said he Bernard
Johnson OF No. 1l6 William-st., Brooklyn. The
other prisoners were charged with creating dis
turbance in a public place
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
GREENE At NORTH BEACH.
The Commissioner Drinks Beer and
Eats q Whole Sandzpich

Police Commissioner Greene visited North
Beach yesterday while making trip through
part of Queens Borough. Accompanied by In
spector Kane, who is in charge of the borough.
he reached the beach in an automobile. After
ward the two visited College Point. Flushing
and Jamaica
Considerable time was spent at North Beach.
The Commissioner visited most of the attrac-
tions there, and kept the proprletors and the
police on the anxious seat. He went into
resort and called for a glass of beer. 1t
served to him without question and so
fresh sandwich. General Greene ate the whole
sandwich The inspector took ginger ale He
watched the dancing in the various paviliOns
He made comments
Captain Darcy, in whose precinct the beach is.
made three arrests yesterday. There was a big
crowd at the beach all day
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
WOULD COMPETE FOR PALMA TROPHY
Flower of Crack Marksmen Assemble at Rife
Range at Sea Girt.

Sea Cirt n j. May 17.-Thc flower of the crack
roarksrnen Of the United States is assembling at
the rifle range here The object Of the gathering
IS 70 select a team of rifemen to go to England TO
recap pture the Centennial Palma trophy in compeC-
ton with the rifemen of the world. The United
States has not sent rife team abroad for score
or more of years. 1t is going to do so this sum
nler with the finn belief that its representatives
will prove victorious
Experts with the military rifle from all sections
Of the country will compete for places on the All
America team which will sail from New-York on
the Cunarder Lucania on June 3 next The PaIrna
petitor for place the team will be required 70
shoot tomorrow. Tuesday and "Wednesday at so.
go and coo yards, fifteen shots at each range
each dav The team will consist Of eight men.
who will he selected next Wednesday evening oy
a board appointed for that purpose by the Secre-
Colonel c. H. Lauchheiner. marine corps; Major
J. F. Grfoyle. 18th United States Cavalry; Lieu
tenant F. K. Hill, L. S. N; General 3. w. Spen-
GER president of the National Rife Association;
Major General Charles F. Roe, commanding the
National Guard of New-York: General Riggs, com
J.. A Haskell Of New-York.
The competition for the Palma trophy last year
occurred at Ottawa. Canada. II was then won oy
a British team, with a total score Of 1459. out OF
a possible 800 The American team finished sec
ond with Az. and the Canadian team. which won
last year. with 1873. The contest on July Il next
will take place AT Bislev. England. The expense
attached to sending the team across the water Is
to be met by subscription. Edwin Gould heads
the list with $3.50; George J. Gould, Secretary Root
and dozen others have each contributed 600
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
MAY BREAK STRIKE
High Official of K. of L. Expresses
Sympathy for Contractors.
local MEMBERSHIP 10000.

A letter has been received by Patrick FarrelI'
master workman of Building Constructors DlstrlcI
No 253 Of the knight of Labor. from John W.
Haves of the general executive ooaro OF tIe
knights of Labor, whose headquarters are III
washington. The letter will be consldereo TINS
evening at the meeting of the various local assem-
blies of this district -
The letter refers to the various labor dlsIul
IN the building trades, and says that the hnlsh'S
of Labor is an Incorporated body and Is lega!E re-
sDonsible for it's acts. 1t goes on 10 say ina ta5
trac+nrs are not to blame if after having hvesTTu hv
their capital and taken contracts tney are !Ssai1
hound 10 I'll they rebel against the stoPpIg,
onerations on buildings at the whlm OF indLE
others should not be deprived OF their rlgu -
work il saws If a member Of union 1aliS 70 PaS
his dues in any particular week tnus lnaAIIs Hil
a delinquent. ,.,.1 osearohIfes
In the Building Constructors District. Inc IIS.L
at one time was large and influential, ana IheL
controlled most of the building traces 49,.
II was said last evening that the district WnIC4
its leaders aIege has membership rs OF zen tn0n n
sand might ms Ike Overtures to the ouloIlS - Co!I
trac+ors this week to supply men, There are aDout
seventy thousand men idle because or the present
The Board Of Building Trades al It's regular
meeting this afternoon will consider the ne" move
of the ernpO--ers' organization in forming a CEN
traI body for protection - 49,. o,orer.I
The arra0gernents for the meeting or the genera
executive committee of the employers organlzttsloii
tomorrow night perfect the central assocIdIoi~
will be informally discussed to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
CHANGES IN P. R. R. TIME TABLE.
Improved Western Train Service-Efectlve
May a.

With its general change of time, effective May
a. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will make
some marked improvements in its through train
service to Chicago. Cincinnati. Indianapolis 81
Louis and other Western points.
4 new train. called the st. Louis Limited.
carrying through sleeping cars New-York to st
Louis and Cincinnati. Will leave New-York, west
Twenty-1hird Street Station. at 9:55 a m daily
and arrive st. Louis 100 p. m next day The
pennsylvania Limited will be changed to leave
New-Yorl West Twenty-third Street Station, at
1925 a. m. arriving at Chicago at S:25 next morning
A new Chicago Limited" carrying through sleep
ers to Chicago Cleveland and Toledo will leave
New-York West Twenty-third Street Station. 400
p. m daily.
Eastbound new train. the 'Seashore Limited. >"
will be established. to leave Chicago 1870 a. m
daily. arrive Philadelphia. Germantown junction.
101I a. m; New-York, West Twenty-third Street
Station at 1880 p. m. making the in twenty
five hours This train will carry through sleeping
cars from Chicago. Toledo and Cleveland to New
York.
The Pennsylvania Limited" will be changed to
leave Chicago P. m. and arrive at Philaoel-
west TWenty2third % Street Station p m, making
new train, 'New-YoTk Limited. will leave
s. Louis at I2.SQ p m. Gaity an9 arrive at WV
York. West Twenty-thrd Street Station, at p. M
carrying thToHg5 sTsePing cars from 81 Louis ana
Each of the above limited trains will be equipped
with dining and observation compartment
car. Ladies' maids will be placed on the Chicago
York Limiteds The Pennsylvania Limited will
preserve its special features of official stenographer
and daily stock reports
In addition to the above changes in Western
service the Fast Mail" leaving New-York. West
Twenty-third Street Station. at 7:55 a: m, and
Philadelphia. Broad Street Station, at 10: a. NJ
viii carry through sleeper from NewYork to Chi
cagO.
The st Louis Express leaving New-York. West
Twenty-third Street Station at 5:55 p m and
win carry a New-York and Cincinnati through
sleeper in addition to its present equipment, ar
irving at Cincinnati 1:05 o
Four additional fast express trains will be placed
in service between NeW-York and Philadelphia.
weekdays leaving New-York, West Twenty-third
Street Station, Ass and 6:55 .. leaving Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia. at a and 2. m.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting Nev-York City Indian Association. Collegiate
Church Fifth-ave- and Forty-eghth-st-. 1890 a
CONGREGATIONAL ministers meeting Chelsea 22
West Twenty-third-st- II q
Jubilee reception for Bishop Mcdonnell Cathedral Club
No % Greene ave. Brooklyn. evening.
Meeting Of geology and mineralogy Academy OF
Sciences, Natural History Museum. evening
Meeting invitations. night
Address by Bishop The Citizen and the
Ideal" Church Of the Holy Communion. Twentieth-st
and Sixth 2.
Celebration declaration The Hague
for international court Of peace Metropolitan
Temple Fourteenrh-s-. and Seveu:h-ave.. 2.
Commencement of industrial business classes
Young Women's Christian Association. No. East
Fifteenth ST. 2 n.
Meeting American Numsnatic Archaeological
Society No 1.2T1 Broadway. ThirJy-sec0nd-st
m
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
A WEAPON TO THE ENEMY.
Thus DR. Blaustein Describes Arbitrary
Divisions Among Hebrews

The annual meeting Of the Israelite Alliance Of
America was held yesterday at Temple EMANUEL
Dr. David Blaustein. Of the Educational Alliance,
II speaking Of the need Of the society repre-
sentative body Of all Jewish societies which would
be deliberative rather than executive in its efforts
said:
Ne Jews IN New-Nork City have recently made
one Of the greatest Of mistakes. and shall pay
for it The outside world has always said that the
Jews one. We have recently shown to the
world that this is not 50 We have formed certain
arbitrary divisions. There Is the uptown Jew
and the downtown Jew There IS the Russian
jew and the German jew. ! don't know where the
line Is drawn We have given weapon TO the
outside world by showing that we were divided
against ourselves"
All this Is the work Of R few individuals The
whole thing Is mistake. 1t is lie. out of the
seven hundred thousand Jews il this city. there
not more than nifty who think this way.
was present At Nr Jerome's headquarters at the
time Of The last campaign, ard saw people come
in there who. Offering their support said that they
represented many people when / know person
liy that they represented except themselves
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
RUNAWAY TO BE BURIED IN LONDON.
Reginald Hopes Body To Be Sent There
This Week.-Mrs. Mother Frustrated

Mrs. Lotta Hoppe. whose runaway son. Reginald,
found drowned in the North River Wednes-
Gay. is Frustrated at her home. No. 10 West Ninety
uinth-st. because Of the tate of her His body
viii De shipped Europe this week for burial in
the family plot IL d LOnGCH cemetery
In speaking o. the money That her husband had
as ward IN chaLcery. Mrs Hoppe said yesterday
Ler husband took her and the children with him
travelling ana lived well When he died she kept
up that manner OF living. and that she never kept
track o. the sums she spent. i Just lived well,
she said. and suppose money lenders got the best
Of me many times I don't know how the money
went. but ! suppose ! was ex'Tayagant. though
did know it
Mrs Hoppe SAID that she would not go with her
sons body 10 England she would rather live
Impoverished here than return To where she had
lived
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
WANT STATEN ISLAND MAN CAPTAIN.
Residents of Stapleton Especially Are
Alarmed Over the Frequent Robberies

Residents of Stapleton have started movement
for a mass meeting this week to take action
the police situation in Richmond and especially on
the conditions about Stapeton. The idea Is 10
have resolutions passed asking Commissioner
Greene either to appoint a Staten Island man to a
captaincy withdraw captain from the borough
and allow a sergeant familiar with the borough
to be acting captain
Burglaries and hold ups occur almost nightly
about Stapleton. Besides those that have become
known. It IS said there have been others. which
have been kept quiet The residents do not blame
the present captain He has been in charge only
a few days. They do blame the who
preceded him IOr he also stranger.
captains have not more than one-fourth the
hec of patrolmen many residents say. needfuI 10
cover the borough.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
STABBED WIFE AND SON.
Woman Held Baby in Arms When Deserving
Husband Attacked Her.

According to the story told to the police Of the
West One-hundredth-st. station. Mortimer SuIIi-
van visited No ~ Columbus-ave-. occupied by his
wife. Adelaide Sullivan, and their thirteen-months-
old son. William S. about a. yesterday. and
dragging his wife from bed, uphraided her for OBJ
tanning q warrant for his arrest on grounds Of de-
serton and non-support.
Then. il is alleged. he stabbed his wife in the
left side with pocketknife The baby. which the
woman held i'm her arms. cut on the head.
Mrs Sullivan'S screams aroused tenants OF the
house and they ran into the hall. Sullivan became
alarmed. and escaped. eluding the people in the
ha
Policeman McKenna, of the West One -hundredth-
st station. called an ambulance from the Har-
lem Hospital and Mrs Sullivan and her baby
were taken there. Mrs Sullivan has severe
wound in her side, Sullivan, according to the po-
lice had left ner after beating her
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
BIRTH ABRAHAM CONVENTION.
Delegates Hear Reports and Give Dinner,
After Which They Dance.

The United States Grand Lodge of the Indepen-
dent Order Birth Abraham. opened the three days
session Of its seventeenth annual convention yes
terday at Terrace Garden. No. l45 East Fifty
eighth-st with Grand Master Max Stern, Of this
city occupying the chair. and nve hundred dele
gates present from the various lodges throughout
the country.
The day was occupied in hearing various reports.
Last evening the delegates enjoyed dinner
Progress Hall. after which dancing INDUCED in
until late hour.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FnREIGN PoRrs

Irv.rraa Ma, u Arrived BovIc tEr'. Ke-r
Sew York. UmHrfa tBr'. uutton. Nev-Ho-N va
London Nav Arrived steamer rsoarora tBr' scott
New
Kurfurst Ger Reimkasteu Grom Brsmen'. New
York
Glasgow May I6-Sailed. steamer Ponneranian t''-
Waite Nev-YOrk land passed IuistrahuN l4tfn
Queenstown II. 8:oS ul-Arriyed steamer - 49,
,Br, ThompEon. York Liverpool tacd -
.-rfs41. $50 a IN sailed. CampaIIa 'L''''
Watt ,frou. Liverpool New York -,
rs1i --e. sailed steamer
,,ut-h, der Dee ,frpm Rotterdam NT' l'-
tard passed ~ciIv I5rhl Nil.
,i,bratar MAY IL Passed Arabia terl -
New-York and Norfolk for Ader. SinsSl-He 49,
Manila Bolivia tBr). CoVerley. NaEeS - - sar
York. Trojan Prince (3rI. EaSeton.. Ne~-A"fN 49,
Cen and LsShorn
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
AMERICAN LABoRERs NEEDED IN EGYPT

The American Tract Society has received
port from its agent in Cairo. Egypt. stating that
$50 la borers from America needed by the Amer
Jean Mission in Egypt.
The attitude of the people in Egypt is gradually
changing Among the Copts II is changing from
opposition to d sort OF emulation. or at least an
Imitation Of American mission methods. Never in
the meetings or has any sign OF physical perse-
cution o violence been shown until lately.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
JIMINEZ NOT A CANDIDATE.

San Domingo May l7.-General Jiuninez. who ar
rived here on May a, became known as a Presi-
dental candidate DESTROYS however OF prevent
iaE further disturbances ia Santo Domingo. he has
agreed 10 withdraw. and TO support General Wos Y
tll lor the Presidency and General Deschampes for
the Nice-FTesiGepcy. The announcement OF this
determination has made a satisfactory change in
situation and IL is expected that the entire
reuulll5c Nj fhie Jew o. the
eTEr-F,. urolafI.- -.' pl-~a In