The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11

Halley's comet and the new one may
collide In the heavens.
The postofiice department inpists that
the postal deficit Is due to the low rate
for carrying magazines
Germany has called upon its sub
jeets in America 70 report for mill
tary physical examination.
A new law aimed at abe French
press prohibits the publication Of pie
lures or stories of crimes.
The last of the indictments against
Treadwel, the former San Francisco
banker, have been dismissed.
The LaYmen's Missionary Conven-
ton refused to let negro delegates at
tend their Denver banquet. +,
James A. Patten, enriched by his
Chicago speculations, has retired from
business and will go to Europe.
Paymaster Arthur Brown Of the
cruiser Albany has again mixed his &C.
counts and faces a court martial.
A. F. Barker of Topeka, aged seven
ty-three, got divorce because his wife
refused 10 pray. She is sixty-three.
A tramp in Texas was given half
interest in ranch worth 81 200, 900 for
saving the life of child of the owner.
Cardinal Lucon of France has been
fined 500 for signing a pastoral letter
against the use of certain text books.
The young Turks may overthrow the
| new Sultan and put Youssouf Izzedino
Effendi, son of Abdul on the throne.
girl, whose mother was on board
| the cruiser California looking for her
lover, umped overheard but was res
cued
The new railway line proposed by
Russia in northern China is said to be
due to her fear of war with the
Chinese.
| Kate Goodman, a missionary worker
at. Los Angeles, has married in New
Mexico Japanese preacher named
Inazawa.
Jealous of the Argentine contracts.
European critics profess doubt of
! Americas ability to build dread
noughts.
A workingman g fingers are worth
| $1,000 apiece according to the decision
made by a White Plains, N. j., Judge in
a damage suit.
At the request of Jewish editors. the
President has called the attention of
Russia to the frequent violation of
American passports.
| The Chinese undertook to capture the
dalai-lama but the latter escaped into
India and will be provided for by the
Calcutta government.
Secretary Ballinger has summoned
the city authorities of San Francisco
to show cause why the Hetch Hetchv
clauses of the Garfield permit should
not be revoked leaving Lake Eleanor
as the sole Yosemite source of civ
water supply.
The National City Bank of Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, has been wreck
ed by bookkeeper who stole $40 600
and then disappeared.
New Orleans, which proposes to
hold a 100000 nn0 Panama fair will
offer Roosev It S; 10000 for two months ,
work as director general.
The cruisers California, Pennsylva-
MIA, South Dakota, West Virginia and
Maryland have gone to the Santa Bar
bara channel/fo target practice.
An old boyhood chum of Andrew Car
negie told him hard luck story at
Santa Barbara and was given Carne-
gie's treatise on the uses of economy
The Chinese government has replied
to an inquiry by Great Britain setting
forth her intentions in Thibet, and the
reply is regarded as satisfactory by the
British foreign office. China declares
that interior administration of Thibet
will not be changed.
Secretary Dickinson will recommend
to the Philippine government a change
IN the form of the stamp that is now
placed upon cigars made in the islands
to meet the objection of the domestic
cigar manufacturers that the stampis
misleading. 1t has been contended that
the quality and purity of the cigars
were certified by the United States
government.