Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-26

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the French ambassador at Washing !
ton to spend several days here in con-
terence with NJ. Jusserand. on whom
the burden Of an important phase OF
the Venezuelan negotiations naturally
falls. II is not unlikely that NJ. Taigny
will also see Secretary Root.
The whereabouts of the French
ships remain a mystery so far as the
officials Of the State Department and
French Embassy are concerned II Is
said. II is assumed, however, that they
are daily in touch with the Ministry
of Marine at Paris. and are awaiting
an opportune moment to take such ac-
ton as their instructions may provide
Cor.
Great interest is felt in diplomatic
circles here about the exact nature of
u sentence found Objectionable In the
note of President Castro to NJ. Taigny
This sentence insubstance referred to
the presentation by NJ. Taigny of a note
10 the Venezuelan Government. and
announced the complete severance OF
all relations until adequate explanation
was made of conduct which was In
effect described by President Castro as
not customary among well hammered
nations.
Paris, Jan. 21.--It appears to be GER
tain that the French Government has
resolved not to take action with re-
gard to Venezuela until the full report
Of NJ. Taigny reaches the Foreign OF
Zee. This report is expected to come
by way of Washington, where NJ.
Taigny will turn II over to NJ. Jusse-
h.
The question of demanding an extra
ordinary credit is held in allegiance for
the present. According to authorita-
tive information, Premier Rouvier does
not see the necessity at present OF US
Ing forcible means to obtain PREPARATION
Tor the insult to NJ. Taigny, and Il is
probable that he will mainly rely on
the exercise of the influence OF the
United States with Presidetn Castro.
The desire to see In which direction
the Moroccan conference will turn also
forms a factor which restraints France
from precipitately burdening herself
with another difficult question. the
peaceable solution OF which is possible
and which might involve delicate
situation In connection with other
powers having dealings with the Vene-
guelan Government.
WILHElM's SILVER WEDDING.
Berlin, Feb. 2D-Kaiser WElhrIm
has been congratulated by Populations
of governmental bodies upon the an.
niversary of his silver wedding. Sub.
jeCts OF the Empire have donated ten
million marks for charity in celebra.
ton of the event.
Arrangements have been completed
for the marriage of Prince Eitel on
Tuesday.
BLOODY FACTION FIGHT.
warsaw, Feb. 25.-In a fight be.
tween Socialists and National Demo.
Gratis one was killed and fifteen
wounded.
THE GAME OF MURDER.
Odessa, Feb. 25.-Three policemen
were killed here by bomb. Cossacks
afterward killed three anarchists.
Ex.sPEAkER HENDERSON DEAD.
Dubuque. Iowa, Feb. 25.-Former
Speaker Henderson Is dead OF paresis.
David Bremner Henderson, Republi.
can, of Dubuque. Iowa. was born at
Old Deer, Scotland, March Il, 1910,
was brought to Illinois in 1916 and to
Iowa In 1919; was educated in com
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