The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-02
NEWS OF
THE WORLD


WASHINGTON, October o.-Georgc
| to West Virginia He will speak in
several other states, going thence 20
New York city to speak in Madison
square Garden, with several other ora
tors of national reputation.
| "There is not much to say regarding
the campaign, as | have studied it,
said Knight. THE people are not
stirred up at all, because they know
| just what is before them and what
| they want. There is no new or novel
issue in this campaign. Roosevelt is
Just as sure OF being elected as any
thing in the future can be sure. There
is no special reason why spcllbinders
should go through the country trying
to arouse enthusiasm. Still, good
crowds turn out and listen to political
speeches. spoke in Indiana, which
some people regard as debatable ground
| don't see how they can figure 1t that
way So far as | was able to judge,
it is strongly Republican. Fairbanks
is very popular there, and it is the best
organized State in the Union"
SPOTS ON THE SUN.
SAN JOSE, Oct I2.-Three large
spots were discovered upon the sun
this afternoon by Father Ricardo, di
rector of the meteorological observa
tory at Santa Clara College. One OF
the spots is several times larger than
the earth, and the other two are OF
still greater magnitude. These spots
were discovered about ? 80 o'clock and
observed several times by the senior
class and Father Bell, who pronounced
them true sun spots. The observations
were made through the S-inch equato-
rial
The larger of the spots is slight
distance below the sun equator, and
the two smaller ones ten degrees above
the equator The size OF the larger
spot is very great in comparison with
the earth One of the small spots is a
double one, being composed OF two
smaller ones. and compared with the
earth is very large, These spots this
afternoon appeared to grow in size,
and the discoverer believes they VIII
further increase.
Father Ricardo says it is likely that
the late electrical storm and general
meteorological disturbance witnessed
upon the coast were in a large meas
ure due to the formation OF the sun
spots He can give no reason for the
formation OF the spots.
FRENCH BAND MUTINIES.
NEW YORK. October Io,-The Re
publican Garde, the national military
band OF France, vii return under ar
rest to New York from St. Louis to-
morrow and be quartered aboard the
French liner La Touraine, he band
men are prisoners by order OF the
French Minister OF War for refusal to
play the German national anthem on
German day at the Worlds Fair last
week.
The band, which is composed of
ninety-two pieces, was to have made
tour of Canada and the Eastern
cities OF the United States before re-
turning to Paris, but its discourteous
action in refusing to play die Wacht
Am Rhine when requested on Ger
man day at the St. Louis Fair has
brought the dspleasure of the War
Department down upon it, When the
band refused to play Commissary-
General Picard, the representative of
Immediately went to the stand where
dcrcd them to play Die Wacht Am
Rhine" They did so, but with i'll
grace. several OF the more powerful
brass instruments deliberately creating
discord
REBUKE TO BRITISH MATRONS,
LONDON October S.-'rhe church
congress which has been in session IN
Liverpool during the past week yes
terday took the modern parent Sc
yerely i'm hand Canon Lyttletop,
Canon Mccormick, Bishop Milne,
Lady Frederick Cayendish aud others
testified 10 the melancholy state of az
fairs II their picture of the British
home can be trusted lhe Time for pro-
test has certainly come They say the
Bible Is not read and religion not
taught he example sei IN the home
b. one Of foolish irYolIy The evils
ni bridge Rhist with the often a.
lcndaBi shame ui young girls owing
large sums II money a. men Oi tle
world, Who a. lhat cNienl hold lhrm
in their power were pointed oui hy
Canon Mccormick. while Canon lyir
Teton protested against lhe srli indul-
gtnce which characterized lhr h0me
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