Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-03
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Miss Adele Clcmente, aged IL, a
descendant of Millet, painter of THE
Angelus" and THE Man With the
Hoe" is an exhibitor at the New York
School Of Design exhibition.
The French police, II is announced,
have recovered practically all of the
securities stolen by the mail thieves
who looted the registered-mail bags
on the ocean liner Savoie in January,
1907.
Enrico Caruso, the tenor, closed his
first American concert tour at Mon
treal and sailed from New York for
Europe.
Robert Todd is Porto Rico's delegate
tn the National Republican conven.
ton.
Inc Interstate Commerce Com.
mission has ordered that the rule re.
quiring carriers In traffic with foreign
countries to state distinctly the inland
rate or fare shall go into effect July
/, 1908.
Maj Merritte w. Ireland has been
designated to represent the medical
department of The army at the meet
ing OF the American Medical associa-
ton. to be held in Chicago in June.
Eight hundred members of the two
organizations OF masters, mates and
pilots at San Francisco may quit as
the result Of the suspension Of the
captains of three steamers, charged
with failing to obey the rules of navi.
CATION May 6, when the battleship
fleet entered that port.
Mark Twain, at the annual dinner of
the Booksellers Association in New
York, declared more Of his books had
been sold by regular booksellers than
by subscription agencies.
David Shecht,i has been sentenced
by a courtmartial In San Francisco to
fifteen years Imprisonment for deser-
ton. He quite the army ten times,
re-enlisting after each desertion on an
alias.
Count Vladimir Tchertkoff, who rep
resonts Count Leo Tolstoy in England,
in letter to the Times suggests that
the best plan for celebrating Tolstoy's
jubilee would be for groups of friends
In various parts of the world to send
him greetings.
The first Rocky Mountain goat ever
born in captivity has come to the
Bronx ZOO.
CASTOR Faivre has been convicted
In New York city of selling Easter
chicks on the ground that the act was
cruelty to animals.
william ]. Riley of Darlington, Wis,
was awarded $4,000 and medal by
the Carnegie hero commission.
A secret court.martial is being held
In st. Petersburg OF seven men and
four women accused of instigating the
murder Of Gen. Vladimir PavlofY and
Gen. Maximoffsky, director OF prisons.
Frank w. Fish has resigned as Ma
tional bank examiner at Vergenes, VT,
as result of a reprimand from Wash
tngton for political activity.
The Oldest Orphanage In Britain, the
Orphan Working School. is celebrat-
Ing its 150th anniversary.
Halph c. Barr, IL years old, was
struck over the heart by hard-hit
line drive and killed In a game of
baseball at Hazelwood, Pa.
Mrs. Rose Aronwald. an inmate of
the Home OF the Daughters of Jacob
at New York, celebrated her 1O7th
birthday with IA party. One man pres.
ent was log years old and the Oldest
woman there was 112.
Claude F. Day of New York Is SUI
Ing his mother.in-law, Mrs. Turner, for
100000 for alternating his wiie's af-
fections. Day says Mrs. Turner thought
she was too young to be a grandmoth-
"a q nd On oh tAl t.,h A,
having children.
Mems clubs connected with Sioux
City churches have organized an as
ISOLATION to be known as the Fedora
ton of Christian Brotherhood, which
Is expected to prove a factor In local
politics. A campaign will be started
Tor the closing of Sunday theaters.
Norman Thomas Simpson, the Is.
year-old son OF ex.Policeman and Mrs.
Thomas Simpson Of South Orange, N.
L., has been adopted by Mrs. Rosalie
Kittenger, a wealthy woman of Nor
ristown, N. j., In order to please her
young son, who longed for singing
playmate.
AS a memorial to her hsband, Mrs.
Ray Matshak has given the money to
equip department of mechanico-ther-
apy at the Vanderbilt clinic of the Col.
lege of Physicians and Surgeons Of
New York.
Andrew Olson OF Moline was elected
president at the state convention Of
Elks in Peorio, Ill.
James Fl. Ward, secretary of the
University OF Michigan. will be OBJ
liged to reimburse the state with be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 which he is
accused of having taken illegally since
i 9O2.
Leonard Bertrand, who was the
father Of twenty-one children by one
wife, eighteen of whom survive, died
In the farmhouse at the Day Settle.
ment at Green Bay, Wis, aged 6S.
A Russian railroad $50 miles long
Is to be built to cross the Donetz
region at a cost of $40,5000OO.
Senator Foraker will be invited to
deliver the address at the. dedication
of the Fort Meigs monument at Mau.
mee, o., this fall.
While searching in pile of rags in
an old house at Stockton, Wis, aban-