The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-13

The grandson " Ambassador Reid
An American teacher b. insiruting
the pofsians how 10 hRht, NJ Tahria.
galo's track team was welcomed az
the White House by President Taft
Tho use Of vanadlum has been tested
In riitsbufg hs cure fof Tuberculosis.
Palm Sunday was observed with
elaborate ceremonial In san Francisco.
Louise llulsebcrg 81 Petaluma, com
mitted suicide because Of unreduited
! love.
4 party Of mining men will attempt
~ cross Death Valley In an automo-
| bile.
Crown Prince George Of servia will
continue his studies at German uni
| yersity.
Ella Kanoke tries to commit suicide
in San Francisco, with hatpin, while
demenied.
Crazy Snake has established new
retreat and has successfully eluded the
State troops
Seryia has told Austria Hungary
that it is willing to negotiate com.
mercial treaty.
The trial Of Luther Brown for subor.
nation of perjury will be the next graft
case III ohu ThnClsCO.
The Western Cat Review is the new
est venture in journalism and will be
edited in San Francisco.
New York has n special squad of
auto chasers, and crusade has been
begun against chauffeurs.
The Oklahoma State troops have
! been ordered to remain in the field till
they capture Crazy Snake.
4 l 81 nNrx-
Club is sued by farmer for malicious
arrest on a charge of poaching.
: The Pacific Mail steamship Indiana
goes on the rocks at Magdalena bay
, but all hands on board are saved.
The revolutionary labor organiza-
tiOns in Paris threaten the government
with trouble by a general strike.
Prominent New Workers have organ.
l lied to wage an antispeeding war and
to prosecute reckless chauffeurs.
4 A messenger boy in San Francisco
becomes heir to fortune of 100000
/, by the death of his father in Los An.
gelcs.
Tuberculosis was the principal cause
of death in California last year, accord
t ing to the report of the State stats
> ticiau.
Students at the Princeton THEOLOGY
cal seminary have threatened to resign
in a body if n more modern curriculum
" is not provided.
a prairie fire swept over South Da
y kota and destroyed property valued a
thousands of dollars, but no loss of life
y has been reported.
A prairie fire in Woodward, okla
! homa, threatened the insane asylum
several buildings having been destroy
! ed but no lives lost.
N Los Angeles women add their pro
~ test of Indignation against the GLOW
and stocking tariff, pronouncing then
necessities, not Injuries.
The Northern Pacific loses coal land
O., LIN Carbon county, Montana, when tn
<. title based upon wrong description
T, of the lands. is nullified.
l. A young woman of Lyons, New Yorl
n, will face jury for the murder OF he
Y. husband, with her brothers and mOthe
L. as the principal witnesses.
V. A three legged dog upon which tn
i. owner refused to pay express charge
q. because of its incomplete anatomy wa
j. sold at auction at Wooster.
b. Assistant Secretary of the Treasur
h, Coolidge has approved a plan for sy
H. tematizing designs for United State
notes and coin certificates.
H. Miss Virginia Carter was burned
+. death in her country home which Wa
rs, n historic house in Virginia whel
NJ. George Washington once visited.
ID The officers of the naval tend,
20. Yankton are given banquet in Ne
20. York by the Friars, the mcmbersh
N of which includes advance and pre-
n agents.
SIS Commercial travellers hold impressi,
e, memorial services in San Francisco
II, memory of departed members of Il
da United Commercial Travellers
ss America.
j. Philip Game of Denver, known
IN, the " sh0elace man." who died +
h. cluse ignorant that he was the heir
III, fortune. was cousin of Hall Cain
RS. the novelist
rs. The University of California fres
A. men defeated the Stanford freshm'
IN, in the first of the series of thr
IN, baseball games TO be played by 4
two universities.
nd The young wife of Harry Van Nc
A. man enables him to die at home,
+. hurrying across the continent from l.
rs. Angeles to Pittsburg with him VIII
III. his end is near.
RS. Ernest Letlingwell of Pasadena b
IL. left for two years tour of Alaska
-iss the interests of the University of q
lrs. cago and the photographic Office of
Nj. United States government.
NJ. Miss Edna Clark, the San Francis
lrs. art student whose disappearance ST
Wis eral months ago involved the name
EN-, the Rev. Payson Young in the scahd
FL has gone to Boston to study art.
son "Buck" Wilbur, the famous VI
elk, right tackle and champion hamn
w. thrower of the world, has been 81
W. for divorce by his wife, Helen Cliff
Ma Wilbur, dramatic critic of the N
Aer Haven Register.
ana A delivery wagon containing got
'ter valued at $4,000 was driven off in S
ore Francisco, while the driver was deliv
" sAkAk-sR.~lR-.SR.A -
l.. Francisco, April l2.-For Honolu
nda Capt. w. ii. IL. Chapman, 30th Inf
ent, try; 1t Henry du r. Phelan, Med
o. Reserve Corps, wife and chldr
/ 10 Lit. Geo. C. Bowen, Goth Infantry; n
cox, ]. b. White and Miss Virginia VIII
ner. family Capt. Cashier; Albert G. f