Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26

Newport News Company and the
Fore River Company at Quincy,
Mass, building the Delaware and the
North Dakota respectively, are the
River Company is in the lead
A movement for State prohibition
has begun at Chattanooga, Tenn. A
demonstration was attended by 1000
persons.
William 7. Manning, who was
campaign manager for Alton u. Par
ker in 1904, died of pneumonia in
New York.
Coney Island has been unonicially
opened for the season and $4,000
New Workers took advantage of the
mild weather to visit the beaches.
John r. Dover, secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A., Worcester. Mass, has
fallen heir to s1O,OOO,0OO left by an
uncle in Australia. In spite of his
great riches he says he will stick to
his job.
Jesse X. Roote, former secretary
of ex-senator Clark of Montana, says
President Roosevelt told him, in dis
cussing the case of n Utah man, that
Harry X Thaw ought to have been
executed.
Five Detroit women formed a
stork club in January, 1907. A baby
has come to each of them since that
time.
A dispatch has been received in
Madrid saying that the anarchists of
Geneva have decreed the death of
King Alfonso and Premier Maura.
Otis skinner the actor preached
at New York in the Mount Vernon
universalist Church. The Rev. Will
liam Carter of the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church began a series OF
sermons in the Belasco theater.
DR.. John Wellesley of Worcester,
Mass, cancer expert and phllanthro-
pist, who gave away his fortune
thinking he was dying, has sought
admission to "A poorhouse.
Bishop Cotton of the Roman Cath.
olice diocese of Buffalo, n. Y, has
issued circular letter favoring mar.
riage among his parishioners and
advising prayer to bring the proper
life partners. ar
A station wagon In which five
girl students of Bryn. Mawr Colleg,
were riding was struck and demol
ished by an automobile near Phila
delphia and the girls were thrown
into the road. All were injured. A
Miss Thayer was the most seriousl,
hurt.
President Swayne of Swarthmor,
College, in a statement given out
said the college would either accep
the gift from Miss Jeane's estate or
condition that athletics be abandon
ed or refuse the gift. No attemp
to accept the gift and evade the con
ditions would be made.
A student defles order of medica
examiners of the University of Cali
iornia to stay away unless he woult
FHO" NdtClHdtlOn scar.
Because Il 16-year-old girl refuse,
to be his sweetheart, Lee Roberts
aged is, of Petaluma, attempts sui
eide by shooting himself.
Representative Perkins of New
york throws up the sponge 70
Hughes and says Taft will be nomi
mated.
George Croker, one of the heir
TO vast San Francisco estate, un
dergoes an operation in New York
Admiral Dewey sees absolute nee,
fora powerful armada in each oceal
and upholds the Presidents views.
Foes of pure-food law make FEEDER
al inspection board nullity.
The Government will strive to les
sen the dangers of mine accidents b
appropriation of $4,000.
Roosevelts plans for conference I
discuss the country's natural re
sources take wide scope.
Japan considers proposition I
lease national railroads after havin
found credit impaired by militar
policies.
Special Agent Burns, in afidavi
gays Ruef was ready to save Tire
l.. Ford, but was willing to sacrifiC
Calhoun.
A Plttsburg Judge has decided tina
n teacher may chastice an unruly d,
Pill with II barrel stave.
Mayor Markbreit Of Cincinnati, VIII
said women were not capable OF rul
ming autos and that the only mi
chimes women ought to run are sew
ing machines" Is now sorry he sal
1t. The women bombarded him wit
protests until he took II back.
II Is reported in London that III
regalia stolen from Dublin castle hf
been found in pawnship and reco
cred
The yachts of George Gould, WI
liam b, Leeds and three OF the Va
derbilts are offered for sale in Ne
York.
Nat c. Goodwin writes that after h
three weeks engagement in Chical
he will uuit the Stage and 90 into N