The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-25

| III Nnitn JESUS ut0OnnteS some BnNT-
isees for mere outward qualifications
| The Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions has forbidden its missiona-
ries in China to interfere with the
processes of Chinese civil courts. The
action was taken at the request of the
Chinese Vice Consul in New York.
a captain of the Marine Corps, II.
VI Barss, ordered the band to play rag
time at the funeral of Il private drown
ed in the discharge of his duty at
Olongapo, Philippine Islands, and was
almost mobbed by his command for II
The matter has been reported to the
navy department.
| The New York Mail charges that
| there is conspiracy among Senators
of both parties to discredit the Presi-
dent.
At the first meeting of the Trustees
OF stanford after the big earthquake,
arrangements We're made for the i'm
mediate reconstruction of the quad
rangle, the chemistry building. and
| Encina and Roble halls. The debris
has already been cleared away
The explosion of four magazines be-
| longing to the Union Metallic Cartridge
|
the other day made the people OF the
town think that the earthquake had
got them.
The British troops in zululand are
making effective use of searchlights in
cowing the natives.
Frank Rockefeller says that his faith
er lives on n North Dakota ranch and
is well cared for Frank is a brother
of John ID.
Regular troops will be withdrawn
from San Francisco on June LIST and
relief work will be handed over to the
Red Cross.
The United States Supreme Court has
decided that the city of Los Angeles
owns the water of the Los Angeles
river.
Mrs. Frank Carolan of San Francisco
was in g. French railway wreck, but
was not seriously hurt.
The Earl of Wemyss urges that army
service in Great Britain be made COM
pulsory.
The clause against the issuance of
passes was embodied in the railway
ratio bill before its final passage by
the Senate.
The Pennsylvania railroad ferry boat
Baltimore was damned by big lighter
and sunk in the Hudson river on May
l6. The three hundred passengers
aboard We're thrown into a panic, but
none of them was hurt
Eki Hioka, former attache of the
Japanese legation in Washington, says
the United States viii soon be first
in the race of mankind.
more than thirty years in the Spanish
Consular service has been detained at
Ellis Island as a pauper, and will be
deported.
The Iron Trade Review says that de-
mands for structural steel for San
Francisco have not yet reached the
mills.
A big gray rat went through the San
Francisco fire and was found in a cage
In basement in Chinatown. 1t es-
capped from its rescuers, who had in
tended to preserve it.
A hill known as Mount Detula, in the
province of Abra, Luzon, sank bodily
into the earth on May s, and lake ap-
peared in It's place. Fears are enter
tanned for the lives of the natives who
lived on the sides of the mountain
The city council of Topeka, Kansas,
has decided not to permit a circus per-
formance on Decoration Day.
Brigadier- General John c. Tiddall.
retired who was the first Governor of
Alaska, is dead.
A submarine with speed of twenty
two knots an hour has been offered
to the government. The fleet of these
vessels could destroy any fleet the
nations could assemble.
Edward II. HaWman refused to nav
a bill for repairs on his $40, 900 automo- |
bile, and brought suit in replevin
against a garage keeper who was
holding it. Hartman got the machine. |
A plan has been set on foot in Gin |
clnnati TO raise a million dollars to re- |
build the Methodist churches In San
Francisco.
Letters received by Bishop Dahl, of
the United Norwegian Lutheran church !
at Minneapolis, predict a rebellion in !
China against the Empire. 1t Is said |
that the army is everywhere disaffect- |
ed
Union labor in Chicago has put a boy
colt on Methodist revival being held
by Bishop McCabe-or. rather, on the |
building In which the Bishop is holding
his revival.
Dr. A. ID. Cook of London Christian
Scientist, has been held for man
slaughter for causing the death of
Major John Nicholas White, a soldier
who won distinction in the Boer war.
A Massachusetts baby insurance com
pany has got into trouble because the
normal birth rate of the state exceeds
all estimates, The company worked a
novel scheme, paying $50 for each child
born
The condition of the Sultan of Turkey
Is so serious that the gravest fears
are entertained. He has fever fits. He
passes nearly every day In his harem,
and his advisers hardly dare speak to
him. 4
Howard ii. Cassidy. formerly news
paper cartoonlst of Plttsburg. inherited
$4,000 and / spending 1t all In char
tering special trains to beat railway
records 1t Is not thought the sum
viii carry him far. 1
An Insane patient in the government
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