Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-29
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ships, and provides for only two,
adhering to the recommendation of
Naval Affairs Committee.
London Times warns Japan that
England supports United States in
maintaining open door policy in the
Orient.
Five thousand bluejackets and
marines from the Battleship Fleet
march through the streets of San
Diego.
The Monarch Book Printing plant
at Wheeler, Ind, was totally do
stroyed by fire. The loss is $4,000,
covered by insurance. The plant is
owned by a Chicago syndicate.
Nineteen doukhobors, including
nine women, were sentenced at Fort
William, Ont, to six months in the
central prison at Toronto for parad-
ing the streets unclothed.
Thomas Price, Premier of South
Australia, said to a London meeting
that Great Britain should give more
luhbiblt DlDOl VI hti lhNtltbl Ill HfI
colonies, especially in view of ia
pans aggression, IL she would retain
them.
The adoption of the open-shop pol
Icy by the Lake Carriers Association
at Cleveland, o., will bring about a
strike of the seamen and firemen, ac-
cording to Recording Secretary Olan-
der of the Lake Seamen's Union.
Robert Hunter, the millionaire So
cialist, was severely injured by being
thrown from his saddle horse near his
home in Noroton, Conn.
A dispatch from Ottawa, Ont, says
that the Canadian Government wish
es to settle the status OF the diversion
of Niagara Falls for water power,
but that the United States Is playing
the part of obstructionist.
Rooms in the Quirinal at Rome are
being re-decorated for the reception
of Miss Katherine Elkins when she
goes to Italy as the bride of the Duke
OF the Abruzzi.
Mollie Fancher, who has been in
bed in Brooklyn, N. Y, forty-three
years because of paralysis. has been
left a legacy, but says she couldn't
be happier than when she was poor.
Referee Mcclure has finished his
report in the case of Mrs. Ellen
French Vanderbilt, who has brought
suit for divorce against her husband
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. and he IL
said to have recommended the court
TO grant an absolute decree.
A colored man was arrested, iden.
tilted and Is said to have confessed q
an attempted attack on u white child
at Loneyiew, Tex. He was lynchet
by an orderly" mob within tire,
hours.
Because Of the death of st. Pau
man who tried to prolong his fast
Day Il. Gilmore, cigar dealer OF Loi
Angeles. Cal, broke his fast of forty
three days, fearing danger for other
who might try to initiate him.
Friends OF James Crunk, a forme
policeman Of Granite City. ILL.,, nov
serving a term in the Chester peni
Tertiary for alleged robbery, hav,
petitioned for his release, assertin,
he could prove an alibi, but would
not do so for fear Of compromising
two married women with whom h
was driving at the time.
Addressing the conference OF tn
Reorganized Church of Jesus Chris
OF Latter Day Saints at Kansas City
Mo-, Elder T. w. Chatburn said di
yorces should be allowed on othe
than Scriptural grounds.
The funeral of Representative A
l.. Brick, held at South Bend, Ind
was one of the largest ever held 4
Northern Indiana. Representative
OF the Federal, State and local gov
ernments attended.
| with the object OF providing
home and work for 400 men, the In
dustrial Christian Alliance has puI
| chased for $4,000 land at Bon
Il stTett anu l-dluytllc piu'cp Nc'
York, and proposes spending $40
900 In erecting upon the site dorm
tories. workshops, restaurants, recr'
alton rooms and chapel.
III The Grand Opera House, one Of tn
!. most famous of New York's pla!
houses, was leased from the ia
: Gould estate by Cohan & Harris an
will hereafter be used for the produ,
ton Of new plays by George Coha
and others.
Sheip & Vandergrift's cigar be
factory and the plant Of the Phil;
delphia Veneer and Lumber Co.. &
9Th, Lawrence and Brown street
Philadelphia. were totally destroye
I by fire. The loss is estimated {
s250.0O0.
Col. William l.. de Lacey, vetera
OF the Civil War and one OF the bes
known lawyers OF New York, con
mitted suicide at Pougkeepsie. H
, left letter saying he had develope