Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-15
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mile passenger rate law of South
Carolina. The issue was the hab"as
corpus petition of Agent Wood of the
Railway, who was arrested
for disregarding the State law.
A report made by Commissioner
Lane of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, shows that the net in
come of railroads in 1907, notwith-
standing the panic of last fall, was
100000 greater than for 1906.
Richard Croker has sued the
Sporting Chronicle of London for as
sorting, among other things, that
Croker had failed to break into
Irish society.
British merchants of Tientsin and
Niuchwang. China, have sent
strongly worded protests to the Brit
ish Government concerning the
course pursued by Japan in obstruCt-
ing the Tsinmintum- Fakumcn rail-
road.
The Rev. DR.. William II. Shaffer,
formerly presiding elder of the
Methodist Church at Philadelphia,
was acquitted by the Philadelphia
conference of charge of conduct
unbecoming a minister. The charge
was based on an anonymous letter
alleged to have been written by a
woman.
Stephen Curtis, Is years old, was
revived after having been declared
dead as a result of 1GO0-volt shock
from feed wire in the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company's power
house, where he was employed. Ar
tifcial inducement of respiration saw
ed his life, 1t is said.
william X. Vanderbilt, Jr, was
arraigned on charge of speeding his
auto in New York streets. He plead
ed not guilty and the court fixed
500 as bail.
A case of yellow fever was found
on board the Aconcagua, which ar
rived at one of the ports of the Canal
Zone. Feb. 20 from Guayaquil. inc
patient was convalescent and the au-
thorities had no fears that the dis
ease would spread. Health Condi-
lions on the Isthmus continue favor
able.
Isaac Gay of Wayne County has
confessed that Wesley T. lIraddock,
an aged recluse. was murdered for
$500 insurance SO that the amount
could be divided among Gay, James
and William Haines
The Duke of the Abrnzzi, after
marrying Miss Katherine Elkins in
Washington, is to be given state
ceremony in the presence of the
King of Italy in Rome.
John A. Wishard, prominent
stockman of Staunton County, Texas
was arrested in Omaha, Neb., on an
Indictment, charging violation of the
Federal banking laws. Wishard ar
ranged to give IA bond for his appear
ance before the United States Court
at Marshall, Tex.
II. S. Fulton, missing lawyer, II
sought by men who make affidavit'
of fraud to general land Office.
Owing to rate war third-clas'
fares between Brazil and European
ports have been cut to $3.50.
i Judge Fremont Wood has recon
mended to Gov. Gooding OF Idaho
that the sentence of death upon Har
~ Orchard for the murder of ex-Goy
Steunenberg be committed to impris
onment in accordance with a rule o
law applied in the cases of accom-
plices who testify truthfully ant
without offer of reward.
An instrument designed to meas
ure the effect of music on the human
system was shown to the Nationa
al Society Of Musical Therapeutics II
New York.
Lieut.. Gen. Grenfell commander o
the British forces In Ireland, has is
sued orders to the troops, in whicI
he pleads with them to combat tn
use of cigarettes, asserting they i'm
| pan TUG hSuilh VI Tue men III III
army.
At Emporia. Kas., Louis r. w, Ar
cher, negro eX-convict, gave out
signed statement reiterating hi
charge that two other negroes plan
ned the murder of ]. S. Collins, veal
thy Topeka man, for whose KILN
. John Collins, university student,
now serving a life sentence.
Mrs. Beulah Hawkins of Los An
geles, Cal, has been asleep in Il cata
leptic trance fifty-two days.
Congress will hardly be able to aC
journ before June /.
Minister cuts OFF mans leg wit
pocket-knife to eXtricate him froi
scalding steam OF wrecked locomC
tive.
Henry Boynson, powder works en-
ploye, commits suicide because he
reduced from head bookkeeper to IL
borer,
Injunction is issued against Berk'
ley scavengers on plea of husband {
: sick woman who Iivac nnnr "hnn.