The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-18

NJ n meeting OF new ork clergyman
and Congress will be asked TO act.
Meat trauers in New South Ma.esand
New zealand appear not 20 fear the
capture of the Australian trade by the
socalled American beef trust, and claim
that such project is impracticable
According to reports just made pub
lie the deposits in the National Banks
of the United States for the fiscal year
exceed the outstanding money supply
of the country by billion and half
dollars.
The resignation of Professor George
Burnam Foster of the University of
The Cretan situation is again causing
much anxiety in Europe.
The city OF Sacramento has acquired
a municipal street.oiling plant.
President Taft is finding difficulty in
! filling the place of ambassador to China.
An insane Oregon man dynamited his
home, killing himself, his wife and
child.
Storms in the Middle West paralyzed
railroad traffic during the first week
of June.
DIR. Ernest Fox Nichols of Columbia
University is to be the new president
of Dartmouth College.
case of leprosy has been discover
ed in Los Angeles which was at first
supposed to have been measles.
Senator George Oliver of pennsyl-
vania has been indicted by the grand
jury for evading the bullion tax of
Nevada.
The cornerstone of the Peninsula Hos.
pital at Palo Alto has been laid and a
handsome edifce is assured to the col
lege town.
The wife of Professor James w.
Thompson of the University of Chica-
go obtained divorce from him on the
ground of cruelty.
Brigadier General Richard 4. Yeat.
man, U, S. A., has been placed on the
retired list owing to disability incurred
in the line of duty.
Lieutenant Commander ii. NJ Cald.
well, who was aid to Admiral Dewey
during the Battle of Manila bay, has
resigned from the navy.
Nine balloons were entered in the
contest for the trophy of the Aero
Club of America at Indianapolis in the
) national long-distance race.
The trial of Broughton Brandenburg
Chicago from the Baptist ministry has
been demanded as result of the pub
: LEGATION of his book "The Functions OF
Religion"
Vice Admiral Uriu of the japanese
navy and Captain Henry b. Pelly OF
the British navy were the guests OF
: honor at a dinner given in New York
S by Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson, pres
9 ident of the Annapolis alumni.
4 In order to establish n colony OF
e poets about him, Joaquin Miller kss de
n cided to give an acre of land apiece
Y to number of literary men, on which
+ they will build homes and in the futur,
e he will conduct school of poetry.
! The national endurance balloon rae,
: was won by the Indianapolis which wa
n in the air twenty-five hours. The rec
e ord is forty-four hours, held by ALFRED
e lie Blanc of France. The Chicago wal
l. second and the Ohio third in the race
s the magazine writer, in prison in New
York under indictment for grand lar
e ceny has been set for June 10.
John d. Archbold gave 100000 t.
o cancel the mortgage on the Syracus
g University and during the year ha
given $750,000 to the institution.
d DIR. Richard Cockburn McLauren ha
N been chosen president of the Bostol
School of Technology. He was former
! ly connected with Columbia University
Q II. A. Chauchard, French merchan
prince, died at his home in Paris. II
o was the owner of valuable collection
It of paintings, among them being Nil
IS "Angelus," for which he pai
d 100000, and Meissonier's "1S15."
n William Il. Corey, president of tn
United States Steel Corporation, has au
s. thorized denial OF the report that h
l.. Ill. H.. %,
man Steel Federation in connection wit
ID the steel imports and exports of tn
sr United States and Germany.
d. A home for ex-convicts has bee
n equipped in San Francisco through tb
N efforts of the Woman s Auxiliary to tn
u California Prison Commission. II is d,
signed as place where the discharge
Ia convict may have every chance to mo-
r, ally and mentally rehabilitate himself
IN The intervention of the Italian Coz
sui General and the offer of the Nj
or Cloud lumber company to pay off til
m men, to give them their deposits j
s. the bank and to purchase their cabin
at price agreed upon by an arbitri
r ton committee, has practically ende
IL the strike at the lumber mills.
n The report of the Bureau of LabC
1t other things that the japanese coul
NJ not live upon the Oriental trade alon
ne and that they draw largely on tn
Caucasians for their support. III
he like most foreigners the Japanese al
of not sending their money to their nj
us tive land but are investing it in Cal
fornia.
IN Four members of prominent Woo
en- land, Cal, families were drowned i
X the plunging of an automobile into Il
Sacramento river Those drowned we
lis Mrs. J. II. DUNCAN, wife of the Pos
n master at Woodland, and her fiftee
IN year pld daughter; Mrs w. F. Mixo
wife of the proprietor of the WoodlaI
lis Mail and Miss Julia DUNCAN of Sa
"a, Francisco.
I'll j. Henniker Heaton in an article pu
lished in London advocates the sta
ma purchase the cable lines. With regal
ng to American cables he proposes that IL
of British and American government
jointly acquire the rights of the exis
es ing cable companies and establish
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