The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-05-12
BISHOP HARRIS
DENIES BEING
INTERVIEWED

B1Sh1p Harris sSzii IN san Fran
any Honolulu newspaper. evidently
having ths local American press in
mind Ths interview whfch caused
-hs trouble appeared in the Hawaii
S1lEro- tuoul which II WIS translated
t1- the ADVERTISE. Following Is the
C1-1aicls-S story If The precautions
taken, 6y The L. : Govsrnns1t -
u-u5ect The bishop On his arrival ST
san FrazciScO-
Bishop Msrrimzn c Harris Of the
Methodist Episcopal church who ar
rived from The Orient yesterday On
Ehs liner Korea, found waiting for
him : number Of SNiS1sr warnings
and al zr1sd guard instead OF the
Es1tIs greetings Of his church brslh-
rsn- Ths b5ShCp had been quoted il
the Honolulu papers Cfal<sly. hs says
Is fnt0rsinE J4p4nTs policy in Korea
AMI as expressing SelEiusnts similar
% th= %U-5s that Gust Durham White
Stevens his life in this city q few
weeks ago st ths hands Of fa1atieaI
E1rszzs- Ths Honolulu KOREANS, who
Rad The alleged interview after the
E1er-s departure. cabI=,i 10 their
C,luutryEn=u IN this city with the suz-
zssti1z- II * declared that thsy lay
fl- rhe preIate whsu he arrived here
As s911 as the Korea had passed
g-2rzEcize- Survey0r Of the Port
Woodward vent u hoard and nori-
fzd tts bishop that his life was in
Danger Ths E0vs-uuslt- said the
SurTsyo-- lad placed the revsnue cut
tzr G0lfs1 Gate at the bishops dis
posaI and thz suggestion had co1s
from Washington that the bishop.
~h0 * On his way 70 BaItim l-e, 81
II the Golden Gate direct 70 the Oak
Land mol. and there bozrd his rrzia-
i guard world b provided 70 sea thlC
ths bishop was u0t u0lsSr=i-
GETS WARNING MESSAGES
General Passenger A==1t A G. D
Kzr-eI thzu handed the bishop ssv-
e-z1 tsIegrzus and czbIezrzus. all
c11rzizizg warnings from friends. One
czhIazrzu. Unsigned vas from E71o-
I1I1- A15th=r cable was from United
States Minister OrBri=n a. Toxic. The
czbI=srzu froz Honolulu vas as fol-
I5@s-
-EouolulU press quotes you iudors-
ing Jzpslsse plIicy in Korea: that
y11 intend communicating szre 70
Roosevelt and Foot Koreans excited
and czbIed san Francisco Tou xiii
u confronted u landing
Captain Berry. United States rsv=-
zue cutter service commander Of the
Gol5e1 Gate remained AZ the bishops
z5e until the Ize- 60ck=d- Ttsn Al
armed guard from tEe revenue cutter
cane u 50z-d- This FsferzI p-otsc-
tiou was reinforced b. Detective Can
Iz- II charge q squad Of Plain
cIoE1zz policeman he bishop "a
uzfn=d q bozrd the Eo-ea last night.
E0ck- stszuer and tas bishovfs par
s01 besrz carefully guzrzad The
h01r 0f htz depzrture viii bz Kept
se1e- The bishop Ein MT SCI foot
II the city. sn1 any Korean Fho zp-
p-ozehes hin az tr= Oakland mole vii
% 80 a the peril Of his life
FRIEND OF STEVENS.
Durham White steTenz. adviser TO
ths Korean cozncl, Eao vas szzzzxf-
1z-ed II this city q few weeks aga,
Ezs the bfzt0p's intimate friend
Bishop Harris has ben in the Orient
for many years. living alternately al
Toxic and Seoul
Ths Ko-=aus are my friends and
- ara the Jzpanese.- said Bishop
Harris yesterday As z Missionary
I hzvs always avoided interfering
with politics both IL japan and Ko-
r=z- I gave 10 interview 70 any Ho-
n0l1Iz neTspsDr- 1 was there fer