The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-07
AGU|NALDO IS LIVING
A QUIET, RETIRED LIFE

n QUILI Ill IllILU LII L
SAN Francisco July az~Ag9inadO is living an indus
en- condition that he would private agreed live
strictly his promise He has broken his word He
man OF Of tact tao, and ability, and has many friends
Savoy and who arranging to to Manila become Governor
General OF the Philippines September next in succession
Governor General Henry {. lde
General Smith plans to leave the Manchuria which sails
Regarding cabegram The yesterday
Manila about fight between American troops and Puaanes in
Pulajanes Moros have much spirit and dash
as fighters From reading the abegram my impression
the Pulajanes concerned the fight belong the island of Samar
and crossed over ee when hard pressed by the Sama
hg NE and property are as safe in the Philippines in this
country 1t only in certain few districts where any
conflict with the civil and military authorities.
The Moros and the Puajanes in the interior of
most of the trouble The garoes have blood euds among
selves but they rarely interfere with outsiders especially white
people BY nature the great majority of the Philippine people
intelligent peaceful and law-abiding
The people of the islands seeking education
tculary English education In the island schools there
bene aup bn m ahe a sn @
tive teachers who proficient in English
The proposition Of building miles Of railroad uzon
several other islands the industrial and
ca DEVELOPMENT Untold riches the lumber and
agricultural products will quickly developed by means of the
projected roads,
EQUAL TO THE DREADNouGHT
WASHINGTON July a5.-The United States has under
equal the British baeshp Dreadnough in boadde battle
hese two ships fire eight I2inc either SIDE
could fire six 12nch dead ahead whereas the Michigan
South Carolina could fire but four.
1t pointed by naval experts however little fighting
done dead on and that the effective fighting of baeshp
the latest types of the American
and British batteshp that in broadide action all of
guns ships utilized while two OF the 12nc
OF the British ship advantage of the
British ship greater speed but she has disadvantage larger
Naval officers think that there little difference the efec-
of the Dreadnougt and the Michigan and Carolina
WANTONLY INSULTS DREYFUS
Iur
alees at the Eyee Palace today Major Dreyus publicly
nsuted in the Cercie Mitaire Of the
by an olcer who slapped his face This brought
immediate clash the club will disputes over the
Dreyfus affair throughout France.
1t reception Mitaire to the Third Ree
nent of Artillery that Major Deyus large made
verdict AS Major Dreyu came into the salon an officer
whose name not yet known ran and slapped him. The major
lid not reply
Instantly there almost riot the clubroom two groups
'emg formed OF sympathzers and opponents of Dreyus
1t that the incident prearanged and the officer
Who attacked Deyfu ad that he would refuse
fight duel in order to bring oppobru upon Major Dreyus
nd force him to retire from active service
Several other disagreeabe incidents said occurred
e h1loo ms. p and great crowd was in front of the
laor Dreyfus today very courteous.
FIGHTING SALTON SEA :
LOS ANGELES, July e5-oaicials the Southern Pacific
alton Sea- bring word that the railroad company to make
final effort shut torrent OF waters that are sbp from
Colorado Sea and menacng the tracks and
g h OF way OF the COMPANY The flow into the sink the
TINS time more than 1000 feet wide. $
yer below Yuma The have completed the preliminary
ork' looking to the closing of the flow into Salton
ca and are only waiting the expected fall OF the river
thought will within the weeks The engineers
ec TO close the gap and throw the river back into old
on us way 10 the gull by series of foodgates and dams
I'VE already been constructed and ready placed
JAPANESE PRINCE COMING
SANTA MONICA, July 25-M. Yamaja secretary of the
exhibit Venice CAL says that he is in receipt Of word
at FRINGE kannin General in the Japanese Army and cousin
personal of the Japanese Emperor San
ancsco next week and that he bearing message of ma
na sympathy from the Emperor in connection with recent
Saster.
MIRACLES AT KANKAKEE st
kANkAkEE (l) July 20hree alleged miracles" were w
rormed at ST Annes roo today Miss Barbara Bertonceo of
rdf Ill., who it said had walk for seventies be
ars was cured and walked away from church without
iche MISS Mayne Cushing of Muskegon who suffered tn
IN poison ivy for nine years made Well" Mrs A. Pace m
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