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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-25
REHEARSAL Of
CONGRESS Of SONG

The second full rehearsal of the
chorus Of over three hundred voices
which sings at Hawaiian Opera House.
Friday evening. was held yesterday and
surpassed all expectations. Prof. Bar
ton lie highly pleased with the mastery
manner In which the music was sung
and the strict obedience to every move
meDt Of his baton. Two more rehears-
ais will follow in the Opera House be-
fore the performance to polish any
degree OF roughness and give confidence
to the singers. The Congress OF
Song" will undoubtedly be a great mus
ical success and will draw large audi
ence. Reserved seats are being sold
by Wall. Nichols Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-25
KAUAI NEWS NOTES

Lihue, Kauai, May 23.-The Lihue
leading Club have finished the "Mer.
,hant OF Venice" and are now taking
Up Henry VIII, which they are study.
.ng with much interest In connection
With the history OF the time.
w. +. Rowell has been spending q
cw days on Kauai In the interests Of
he proposed Wainiha electric enter.
rise. A complete right Of way
,cross the Island along the route re.
emily explored by ]. NJ. Lydgate has
Jeen secured, and that there Is now
very prospect that the enterprise will
Je pushed to completion.
The latest In social designations Is
he directors picnic. On Friday, the
18th, McBryde directors and their
wives In gala costume and a fourth.
land. drove by way of Koloa and the
lew Alakahakai to Laval, where thas
we're Joined by the manager, Mr.. Sto.
Tart. II. =. Baldwin and others for a
picnic. After a couple of hours OF
discussion of plantation AFFAIRS, q
Jounteous and delicate lunch was en-.
dyed under the trees, and then the
Jarty made flying railway trip
through the plantation to Eleele and
'eturn. Reaching Lihue about dusk
I was voted most enjoyable outing
we'll worthy of frequent repetition.
Miss Emma Kaipu, teacher OF the
Lihue school, is III with appendicitis,
but she is now on the way to recoy.
cry.
william Kaiawe, the mail carrier
or Lihue and Hanalei, fell quite III at
the latter place with fever and was
removed to his Lihue home, where he
is gradually recovering.
On Monday, the 10th, Mrs. A. s. VII
cox arranged a surprise party for Mrs.
Alex. Isenberg, who Is staying for
some time at Kukaua, the lovely noun.
ain house of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Isep.
berg. About 20 ladies' and a dozen
children formed the party and genn'
inely surprised the lady. After a de-
licious luncheon pedro was played
and nice walk taken In the beautiful
surroundings OF the cool retreat.
Mrs. II. Renjes, sister to Mr.. Co
ney, and Mrs. Hermann Focko, from
Honolulu, are going to spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Coney this
week.
Mr.. Hart OF Kekupua has been fol
several days the guest of DR.. ant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-25
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read wants" on page 6.


New game "Pit" at Wall Nichols Co..
Rainier and primo beer on draught or
in bottles at the Pantheon.
Have your old Panama hat made
like new. Globe Clothing House.
Firewood sawed and split ready for
stove. Pacific Transfer, 126 King st
Given away: Neatly printed cards
Of rules of the new game of 500. Wall,
Nichols.
The best hot lunch in tine city, with
a daily change of bill of fare, at the
Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
Mrs. Renjes and Mrs Herman Focke
left in the steamer w. G. Hall today
foi visit with relatives on Kauai.
During the absence OF DR.. Shaw
from Honolulu DR.. A. K. Rowat will
have charge Of his inflrmary practice
"pia" or Hawaiian starch is offered
for sale by the California Feed Co. 1t
is Of superior quality and is a home
product.
+. A. Mayneld leaves the Public
Works Department to accept more
lucrative position in the Kahulu store
on Maui.
The Pacific Mail steamship China
was sighted OF Waimanalo at about
l:15 o'clock this afternoon. She comes
rom San Francisco.
Annie Joseph this morning filed libc!
Tor divorce vs.. Antoine Joseph, alleg-
ing cruelty and adultery. A woman
named Luciano is named as correspond
emit.
To arrive ex ALASKAN" May 14th, di
| rect from Oregon, 30 head OF young
plantation mules and 70 head oil thor.
Jughbred Durham bulls. For sale al
Schuman Carriage Co., Young Bldg.
Among tho passengers who arrived
from Mololai this morning was Deputy
sheriff REX" Hitchcock OF that island
lie reports everything quiet ON Molo
kai.
John Marcallino. the clerk of the
supreme Court. left in the Alameda this
.aorning Tor the Coast, where he in
ends to spend vacation OF a couple
Lt months.
The dance that was to have been
acid at Kapiolani Maternity Home this
evening has been postponed until lat
81 date, because of the dance to be
,iven this evening on board the cruiser
New York.
Frank Palmer, who runs one OF
ioung Brothers launches, was this
norning arrested on charge of as
.ault and battery on Thomas Mahuka
yesterday. The assault took place IN
ne harbor.
Judge Robinson this forenoon gave
Judgment for II. I. James against Vic.
isher garnishee, for $l0l2.36, balance
.ue on goods delivered by the Honolu.
Il Paint and Wall Paper Co.
c. s. Desky gives notice Of motion
or order to continue temporary in
junction OF mortgage foreclosure, pend
ng his appeal from Judge Robinson's
decision fpr deferplants In, Desky VS..
:. w. Booth and ". E. Fisher.
A vacation without kodak Is a va
cation wasted. Grown.ups and every
COY and girl ought to have one. 10
lakery Is more fascinating than ever
low-no darkroom needed in any part
II the work. Honolulu Photo-Supply
Co. have everything In the kodak line.'
Conversion. What the Bible Says
About It." will be the theme on which
Nr. Hamilton will preach tonight al
the Christian Church. Mr.. Hamilton
has shown marked ability In his force
full treatment OF these vital subjects.
Ills discourse on THE New Testament
Church" last night was strong plea
Tor Christianity versus churchianitY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-25
KAUAI CATTLE.

Q. II. Berrey, who returned from
Kauai this morning, reports the cattle
on that island suffering from a serious
scourge Of the black fly, He also
thinks the pasturage Is insufficient for
the number of cattle on the Kauai
ranges.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-25

Robert Nelson, officer of the
day; assisted by school children
Ia. Salute to the Dead ...........
.,....,....U. s. Artillery Corps
10. america"
10. Benediction.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-25

lie: Do you think you can learn to
love me? She: III tell you when I've
seen the engagement ring.-Princeton
Tiger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY
Continued from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page ~
and training ships Buffalo and
Mohican.
9. Hawaiian Band.
g.. oahu College. Kamehameha
Schools, st. Louis College.
z. First Regiment. N. q. ii.
8. Geo. w. De Long Post, G. A. X.
0. Governor and stan.
10. Orator and Reader.
II. Invited guests.
". General public.
Captain Paul Smith will be marshal
Of the day, c. G. Bartlett and A. +.
Clark aides.
The line OF march will be as fol.
lows: Up Emma to Vineyard street;
Vineyard to Nuuanu, to Nuuanu Gem.
etery.
Transportation will be furnished to
all G. A. II. Comrades. According to
G. A. II. rules all flags should be at
half.mast.
The following program will be car
ried out at the cemetery:
!. Hymn, THE Lord Is My Shep-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
3 POD MOSKALA

DROBNI Miasteczko W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem pogorza-
10. Ogie6 zniszczyl 26 do
m6r, = sto sze6t rodln poe
bawii dachu. Wpewnym do
mu Y suterenach mieszkal
kol]odziei, miai vice pelnlo
sdrzewa, tokarnia Work
~heblowiny. v szystko 70 w
noszono ne poddasze ggdie
EEteashEllopcymlieelii golebmk .I0w6c q
possIszlot 81 CORY, ) Do niego
.zajrzec y bylo ciemno
Iawiacili sobiessa
|a / .lll|!l. I|lI| ISllIl q!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

%7PS&
ME MsEIRZYL, zE PoMOzE,
postanow,tem posla6 list : podsie--
ksvanism Dsiesie6 lat temu wYls::
||o.ony zostall'e , powaaa1aseij chore-
81. Miale::nn silne bdle giovy IA q
e Mo moelem praoovad. Siys1.-
lem ) Gomozo, lec. ME wier1yleam,
aaeby ii, pomneeea'o q sauno "a
wielu doktorov kt6rychd s radIi.-
lem. Mimoto .acsa}em naywa6 j
Evylaoylosmnie. IS est 10 lat q
mu. Psxiniensm byiogioio=to ia
|daw,ans. zssaounkIe mA Frank Dom
Ebrowslk MspyIls n. d
iotrs 3snnoxos nie eat apten.asm
Iiskarstswsm, - lest spr1sdawan
Ilqdxonn - spscyyalnyo
IiesR
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

SREM. SIP. X. proboszcz
Maksymilian Drozdzyhski "a
kofczyl zywot doczesny. Pro-
bostwo sremskie objal " :.
1890. Jego staraniem odno.-
wiono kosci6l fanny j pofra6-
ciszka6ski. Byl czynrym TAX
70 " sprawach obywatelskich
spolecznych. Urodzil sic "
roku 1916, q kaplanem zostal
W +. 1876. Podczas walk RIA
du pruskiego : Ko6ciolem
pracowal jake ksiadz {. zw,
majowy v Ksiazu, Mogilnis.
.Konojadzie j Szemborowie.
Niechaj spoczywa v spokoiul
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
q GALICYI.

LW0W. Coinage "a sem
sacya dzienniki rozlepily "
tych dn1ach pc rogach ulic
donoszace Q wzieciu
Portu Arthur przez Japof-
czyk6w, jako Q rzeczy zupel-
ME pewnej. Blaga ia tax sic
podobala niekt6rym studen-
tom politechniki, 10 poszi j
urzadzili demonstracye pred
konsulatem rosyiskim. Q de-
monstracyi tel wyslal natu-
ralnie konsul rosyjsh depe-
sze do Petersburga, r6wno-
wyslana zapewne zos-
tala j : konsulatu innego
mocarstwaNdepesza do stolicy
pa6stwa ,,bojazni B'ozej i do
brych obyczaj6w" depeszzaa
masterpieces: ,Cieszcie sie. 30
znowu zaszed1 fakt, kt6ry po-
r6zni Polak6W 2 Moskalami'.
2 2 tego wiid 5 jak sic to
pracuje d mas na korzysc ma
szych nieprzyiaci6}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
y POZNANSKIEGO,.,.

NORWEGIAN ,Dzien--
nix Kujawsk" pisze: PrzeciW
robotnikom polskim,l Bedac
j ml,,eego przyiaciela ma wsi,
dostalem przypadkiem do re-
XII move pismo hakatysty,cl,zlinlle'
pod tytuulem ,Deutsche Land
wachlt" wychodzace Cd kwiet-
MIA +. b. " Berlinie. Pismo to,
jak slyszalem, pewien landrat
" sasiednim powiecie rozdaje
soltysom, azeby pc wsiach
werbowali ola niego nowychn:
abonent6w. N~ajzabawniejszem
jest atoli, 10 pan landrat po-
lecil nawet goraco so}tystomr'
polskim, azeby "a tenn pi6mi-
diem antypolskiem agitowa-
Ii. Gdy tax dalej p6jdzie, to
" tym szczesliwym ~.powiecie
opr6cz soltys6w bedziemy
mieli zandarm6w jake kolpor-
ter6w dziennikarskich. Be
die to najswiezsza noWo6c "
panstwie kultury i bojazni
bozej. Me wierzac zbyt
wielce " pojecia chrze6cia6-
skiej mi}o6ci u naszychw spoil
obywateli niemieckich, ME
mialem wilkiej checi Eagle.
bia6 sic W humanizm ger.
manski i odrzucilem z pogar-
IDA 6w blat 2 pod ciemnel
! gw1azdy. Moi przyjaciel zga-
nil mi to i n%awymyslaI mi Cd
! goraczki itp., re ME jestem
politykiem, re powinienem
wszystko chlodni ejtraktoWae
a nawet z nieprzyjaci61 brat
nauke. Mai ~rzeczywiscie "a.
scya, DO gdy 6w blat przeczy.
ta}em, znalaz}em w1asnie pot.
wierdzenie tego, 0 czem zaw-
SEE my6la}em, ze pc walce
przeciw naszej szlachcie j du-
chowie6stwu przyjdzie kolej
ma mieszczan, chlop6w j 70.
botnik6w. Bystrego spo.
strzegacza ME moze to ujSt
uwagi, ze uz rozpoczyna sic
to uposledzenie robotnika
polskiego;.do najciezszych ro-
bot biora robotnika naszego,
a niemieckiemu ulatwiajs
prace, daja mu nadz6r mad
robota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

8 WIEsCl zOJCzYlBlNY &
ooaoQooaooeooo

MOI kuclll,e,nlEpy j Gala slafWb1l
20 bratu " levy bok,5e l's ZEN I &:
70 20 kilku minutach zyt
przestal. Bratob6jce uWiezioo.-
no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07


GLIWICE - Pc dokona-
nliu wszelkich prac okolo
rozszerzenia tutejszego dwor-
ca, co ma kosztowa6 6 Milo
now marek, i pc wybudoWa-
niu nowego warsztatu ola ma
prawiania lokomotyw, ma co
wydaje oko1o 8 milo
ny marek, beda GliWice mia
" najwiekszy dworzec "
Prusach, sluzacy do zesta-
,wiania pociag6w 2 tor6w
~kolejowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
ZE sLASKA.

Izba karna
polecila zabrat ksiegarzom
Janocie j Jasiczkowi spiew-
mix polski, " kt6rym sic MIC
dry innemi miescily pie6ni:
Do prusak6w, Straz mad
Vista, Sztandar krzyza, Mod
.litwa pracujacego ludu. Oval
tyrani, Rocznica. Wyrok opie-
"a sic ma A par. prawa kar-
nego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

GDANSK. Ma wystawie roll
niczej wedrownej nniemieckie)
Jest 367 koni, 582 bydlat, 931
owiec, $50 swim, 80 k6z, Wiele
drobiu i ryb, oraz bogato v
okazy zaopatrzony dial '1z ma
SYN, sprzet6w j p}od6w roll
niczYch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

eE- F 90 l-
S~TAROGARD. Pisa, zea69
letni krawiec i wlasciciel do
mu Krause znajdowa1 sic ma
strzelnicy, gdy magic poczul
sic slahym. O~dprowadzono go.
do domu, a tam u 20 ny
paraliz Q m, nagle umarl.
- Bardzo utartem jest wyra-
zenie: ,,ruszony paralizem"
przeciez .parali5 nikogo ME
ru $ z a, DO mu zwykle 6mierc
zadaje = tylko razi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
KR6LEWIEI

KR0LEWIEg. KS. pro-
boszcz Szadowski skohczyl
6wiezo 70 lat zycia 2 tego
powodu uczczono go powin-
~szowaniami oraz uczta. De-
putacya, zlozona Z kilku os6b,
zawiadomila go, il ma dzwony
ola kaplicy " Amalienau ze-
bEano sumo 1900 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

lbl gotoWy 1hlopcySulcs1ekIlll ,l
wiiatr pozar tex III Iro'sz'ssz 81 ],
g kleskal stallaalS.sa d nieslyeha-'
ma. y mas " &. P F.
|na6skiemt Same wsiie f' l
miastecz,'klal illegally ezesgltym a
|pozarom c%alkoWicie bur'zsaa-
Gym GALE. osady. n 1lt't
Sym d1owoo den, wile6i q: Kaggo l'1l'o
pod Krzywiniem, kt6ra pozar
v ,mlaju zniszczyl prawie cal
kowicie przyczyna jej kle-
ski blisko stoiace budynki
pod sloma j trzcina. Cd czaa-
su kiedy wladze ME daja kon-:
sensu ma pokryWanie dach6Ww
sloma kiedy ka5a budyn--
Iii stawiat " peWnem odda-
|leniu, jeden Cd drugiego
c~alkowitych kiosk, jake, daw
niej sic zdarzaly, prawie ME a
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

~WABRzEzNO. Buchhal-
terka, zatrudniona u budoW--
niczego tutejszego p. Gunthe-
"a usitowala sic otruf subli-
matem. Podobno dopusci}a
sic ~sprzeniewierzenia j to ia
popchnelo do targniecia sic ma
zycie. Odstawiono ia do laza
retu, gdzie lyle dotad. jed
make malo jest nadziei utrzy-
mania jej PREY 5yciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

KORONOWO. W}aSciciel Z
w. Lohska p. Groeger spree
dial majatek sw6j $50 m6rg
obszaru majacy "a $4,000
marek panu Wisniewskiemu
2 Szelejewa.
GDANSK. Pewien wlasci-
ciel d6br, niemiec, p%rzybywa-
jacy ma wystawe, zgubli W po-
blizu dworca portmone ke, "
kt6rei bylo 800 NIX. Znalazl
ja ma}y chlopiec, !oddal ia O
.5wemu panu i otrzymal 40
fen. nagrody. Go "a ,wspa-
nialomy6lnoSt"!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

(Berent)'
Panowie A. Sobisz, Mond-
stern, Piechowski j Muraw-
ski re Stawisk, bez potrzeby
nkiadaja sic podobno 2 komi-
sya kolonizacyjna 0 sprzedaz
swych posiad}osci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

WSCHOWA. Pastor D.. W
Olbrachcicach (Ulbersdorff)
- jak donosi ,,Bromberger'
Tageblatt" ~ otrzymal Cd ma
.czelnego prezesa 800 NIX. na-
grody "a troskliwe popieranie
niemczyzny W parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
Chicago Burlington &
Quincy By.

North Bound.
-. pant Ss
s. Paul & Minneapolis 11nied 4.oS an
s.. Paul & Minneapolis Express S.S9 ar
An g
Chicago s.. Louis & PeoGa Limited $50 m.
Chicago fExpress q3S an
South Bound.
Depart
Chicaao St Louis @Kxpres los =
Chicago S Louis PeoGa Iihaed 10 sop =
Anive s
5SPau1 q Minneapolis Express II 50
SdPaul & Minneapolis Lim1ed riga p q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
.SnHOHIR0: erg(ls na0a
.1szs ezpIlIl1lt1DayOferfe.

kkaNas1zs bezplatna o1erte..
~ sas4s Xl\ IniieWiiasty y NotrezD Dame. Ind nd
Po5le pooats zupeInie.
E08 E14#@N NIL ,DomoweSL il osenieyn, #razem 4 dokl.nr
E1zT Es@@%.h A1JHmi Wskaz6wksIni iopisern mO1el.chp-s
N roby, ka1dei kobiecie e1erpiacej..na
\la@ M III fsSMa9 WYIEczYG bslpo
E\ SZ4.@ mocY doktora-x MIC NIE.BEDZIE
sKOSZTOWALO sr6boWanle tego
Ieosenia,, : gdybya dalej chcala leczyd si, 70 kosztuje tylko2 ees n6,
SPRZEDAJE. Powiedz innyna# chorym moi metodzee to wszy-
[tko6 o co prosze. Lecze stare j mlode kobiety. 1
"a. Jekei se czuesz bardzo ocezala, obawiaszade ziych nastepstw,
o.ujess gorao1iowe drssscss, oslsbienis - ezssto .nnoc.oddssjess lnbs
Egdy masz uplswy, 1boosenie Tub opadniscie mscacy, sanadto oD1ne u. ~
2 sabs, . albo belssae sI Rsayyody, M5.odY . lsh n1 agS q .al1an r..,s a Pr
|masz EZPhATNE.LECzENI i dokladne objaSnienia. Tysiace ko-
biet, oprdcz nnie sonalo wylecsonych. Wskas6wki posyham v c1yystyoh
|kopertach.
" Ieozenie, lIt6re prsdko ~ pexno lee.yu pii.wy, seaont- a11bo s-I
[nieleguhrne zlob boesne Peryody. Pozbsdaiesz se .ebawy z.ossozsd 1ns
|Evwyd.tkow i uchronisz se Cd wstydu, 30 niepotrzebujesE nikomu oPo..
|wiada6 . sMej chorobie. Osi4gniesz dobr4 tusze isdrowie.
w kaidej miejscowo6cI moge wskazat polecenies cd dobrse 1nnsnyoh
[kobiet, hdre zostaly wyleczoneS e pomoc4 mojsgo ,Domoxego Lee, Lec1e-
na,n i chetne podwfadcie se lecxy ono nieaawodnie vszystEie deliLat-
[sluly przywraca kobitom cakow,te sdrovie. Pisz zaras, ponieWas tel
PHI PirT r III WI, iseo grad., 1903 -s..Dovna p.ni y sa-
miners! Uzyywnasm lets1utsva eztery tygodnie 20 pierws1ena pudd ellu
lOpaline supozytor6w, Sic wy1ecsylam. Daiekuje Bogu e =dob1o k6re
otrzymalam Cd twoiego ieczen1a. Cd l7go do lego rotn =clerpialam No
|opadniecie naeicy. Leosyli mnie rdsni dottorzy, bez zadnej Pomoey.
move ME czuje sie znuzona. Go doktory ME moglI uezyn1c, 2 i nlh.
v tax kr6tAim czasie uczyn}a. zycze PAM wszelkej pomysinosd mech q
Pan Bog da sto lat zych. 2 szacunkiem, MARYANh "a f ITEM =
Pani domowe leezenie, mrie zupelne uzdrowlio, ozego se ME spodzle,
wa1am: Bylam dIugi czas leczona przez doktora, k6y osw'adc.yi. g
mole mnie dalej leczyc, jezeh SIC ME dam oPerowac. oaw,adozya e e, =
|teraz zupelnie 1drowa. 2 serdecznen podziekowanlem. Pdroneia @
ADRns: Mrs. N. Box =, Notre Dame Ind. U.S.A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
forum. Dwie /

r Dwie kobiety.
p~odpiwszy sobie niezgorzej
Y 6rode " po}udnie, urzadlzziily
sobie prsejazdake l6dka po.
jeziiorze. Poniewaz ME umialy
i6dka kierowat, przeto wpadl..
obie v wode bylybynie-
ehybnie utone}y, gdyhy ME
woznicaJ kt6rY ez Wielkimn..
trudem wyratoWal. SsS
OLIVIA 20 Ietni robotnik
.AlbertM unski poklooil 7
aswoin farasyIn.llllbl a, Pod
l|ll| 81 saaan|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

N Anlen1
Iolsler
Patento1WisyIsmIss
| : : : ! ! : ! ! ! !
eAlatof,nakreSs.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-04-13
EXCLUSION Law DISCUSSED
THE CABINET CONSIDERS THE
TREATY WITH CHINA.
Situation Clouded with Doubt and No
Definite Conclusion on the
Subject Reached.

Washington, April 9.-Practically the
entire time occupied by the cabinet
meeting Friday was consumed in a
thorough discussion of the Chinese ex,
clusion treaty. China has denounced
the existing treaty, which will expire
by limitation next December 1t has
been the hope, if not, indeed, the expec-
tation, of China to negotiate more ia
vorable treaty than that which is now
in force, but an intimation has been
conveyed to the Chinese government
that it is improbable that treaty OF
a character more favorable to the Chi
nese than the existing one could be ra1i-
fed by congress.
The discussion developed the fact that
the whole situation is clouded in doubt.
1t is possible that China's denunciation
of the treaty may be withdrawn, but nc
official intimation of such action has yet
been received by this government The
suggestion is, made that another treaty
may be negotiated, but the terms of it
are not indicated beyond the fact that
its basis will be the existing treaty.
No conclusion was reached at the
meeting. Secretary Cortelyou, of the de-
partment of commerce and labor, who
has had the subject under consideration.
was not present, having gone to Phila-
delphia to attend a meeting of the
American Academy of Political and So.
,cial Science.
Serious consideration will be given
the subject during the next few months.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-04-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

Women wearing red skirts will be
arrested by order of Pennsylvania rail-
road officials, if they appear on railroad
grounds.
During the strike on the isthmus
United States warships will protect the
property of the Panama railroad, &C.
cording to the decision at a cabinet
meeting.
1t is said that Former Secretary Root
will be temporary chairman and Speak
er Cannon permanent chairman of the
republican national convention at Chi
cago.
At its conference the Mormon church
formally renewed it's adherence to the
Woodruff declaration against polygamy
and prohibited all plural marriages in
the future.
Hon. John D. Long, ex-secretary OF
the navy, will serve as president of the
new 100000 trade school, made pos
sible by the will of the late Arioch
Wentworth, according to an announce
ment made in Boston.
A bulletin issued by the census bu-
reau gives the estimated population OF
the United States for 1908, exclusive of
Alaska and the insular possessions of
the United States, at 1890. 389 This is
an increase of 1905, 814 since the census
of 1900.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-04-13
is REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
United States Judge in Hawaii Is
ousted by President and
Successor Appointed.

Washington, April g.. John w. Ka-
lua' United States judge of the second
circuit at Honolulu, on Thursday was
removed from Office by President
Roosevelt. Recently an intimation was
conveyed to Judge Kalua that upon the
expiration of his term on June 5 next
ne would not be reappointed. A few
days ago the judge practically sus-
pended the work Of his court by ad-
)ourn1ng all pending criminal cases un-
til June 6. the day after the expiration
Of his term of Office. This action elicit
ed vigorous protest from the people
OF Honolulu. The protest, in formal
shape, reached Attorney General Knox
wednesday. He took up the matter
with the president and it was decided
to remove Judge Kalua at once from
once and to appoint successor who
would conduct the business of the
court The president on Thursday
signed the order for Judge Kalua's re-
moval.
At the cabinet meeting Friday Attor-
ney General Knox announced that the
president would appoint A. N. Kepoikai
to succeed John W. Kalua as Judge of
the second circuit court at Honolulu
Judge kepoikai is at present treasurer.
OF Hawaii. Formerly, under the king
dom, he was judge of the same district
% winch he has now been appointed.