Evening journal., 1904-06-27
The Worlds News
MAsnINGroN-


~ hicial figures show that our trade
With Japan has not been serious
~ ~ affected by the war. and that
with the exception Of cotton the ex-
portations TO Japan from the United
States viii exceed those of any previ-
GUS year.
The project for a thirty -hve-foot
channel for the Delaware has not been
abandoned, and II is likely to be au-
thorized when present plans are COM
pleted.
FOREIGN.
The Haitian Government, having
sent apologies TO France and Germany
for the recent attack upon the Minis
ters Of those countries by the palace
guard at Port au Prince, considers the
incident closed.
Raisuli. the Moorish bandit. threat
ems TO raid Tangier and capture Euro
peans, whom he will kin if any at
tempt is made to punish him for the
Perdicaris incident, or to revoke the
concessions of territory made to him
] by the Sultan.
The royal personages at Kiel attend
ed service on the yacht Hohenzollern.
races Of the day two American craft
We're victors.
The Russian Minister Plehve reas-
lserts that no revenge will be taken on
! Finland for the recent assassination.
The Finnish Senate has issued a loyal
manifesto to the nation.
SPORTING.
During the game between Brooklyn
and Boston, Jones and Jacklitsch Of the
hrst-named team. were arrested for
playing Sunday ball. Boston lost the
game to 2.
James Moran rode a bicycle behind
lmotor pace at Manhattan Beach track,
covering the first mile of a five-mile
race In 1,26 3-5. a new worlds competi-
ton record.
J. Burnett Glib won the Presidents
Golf cup, Of the Lansdowne Country
Club, and made the circuit of the links
i'm "a strokes, a new record
Conelrs Varsity crew is "A pro-
lnounced favorite for the intercollegiate
regatta with Wisconsin second choice
Georgetown third and Pennsylvania
fourth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
President Hadley of Yale, i'm his bac-
lcalaureate sermon. said wealth ano
dominion were a aflse reliance wher
made the primary object of national
strength, and that selfshness as a
basis Of morality meant that the sou
was for sale.
President Harris, OF Amherst College
i'm his baccalaureate address, said fash
lionable people were "the degenerates OF
the cities"
Kent J. Loomis is still missing. Off
cials believe he viii be found.
Bishop Lawrence, of Massachusetts
lin addressing the graduates of Rad
lclffe College, advised them that the
/. women who would succeed best would
! be those who cultivated taste for the
home
! Rabbi H. C. Enelow, chairman oi
the Committee on Synod of the Cen.
trail Conference Of American Rabbis
which met in Louisville, KY. said th'
committee would report favorably upoI
a synod to govern the Reformed Jewisl
Congregations of America.
With her husband insane. her las
money spent, too i'll to work and threat
ened with eviction, woman in Chicag,
killed her three little children and her
self with Illuminating gas.
Mrs. Peter Clarke, of Brooklyn, he
two daughters, niece and another gir
were drowned in New York Bay by thu
capsizng of her husbands sloop yach
during a squall.
The strike of the East Side tailors
with that of the clothing cutters il
New York. is said to include more peo
pie than any strike in the clothn;
trade for sixteen years.
The city authorities OF Columbus. Ga.
hauled spring water from distanc
! by draught