The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-11

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ldr iIli ana utfn ialk up tho ARM ut
Ex-senator CiaN ID Montana o. 90 Wt
t wnta, Mss ~ thHttue Who b
haw materials of fuftlrH pfaiuatio
/ uF'd i1 American mahufag ,or.ta Htt frH
I .ult advancing in price
/ tntts. PRECEDENT 10 the wire trust. mas
I Eo tp inll for making false statements &
U tuuse Hlump M stocks
/ Admiral Dewcys candidacy was the
4 ehict object ~ satire at tho recent meet
I iur ~ WaHhinRton's Gfldiron club
The Pope has increased his military
guard from go 10 90 men owing to the
ln.reaFe IN the number Of pigrms.
/ Count Cnstcllauc's property may DE
Z seized for debt He owes a London curl
osiy dealer alone more than $1,000.
minnesota man has taken out mil
Hon dollar life insurance policy. the pre-
MUM upon which IL 1880 per year.
81 Johns Reformed Episcopal Church
w Chicago Is the latest victim OF the
a Turkish trade dirccts Rear Admiral
Ahmed Pasha to go to America and
study the construction OF battleshlps
In "a conflict between Imperial Chinese
troops and rebels on the line OF the Man
churlan railway 200 rebels were slain
Helen Bertram, the actress, may go to
jail for contempt of court for disobeying
summons In New York city court
Ihe Nicaraguan Government has can
ceied the concession to the Maritime Ca
David Belasco. the playwright, fen
down a flight of stone steps In London
and received serious If not fatal injuries
The new Japanese battleship Asahi ran
ashore off Southsea and was for time
noated
The Oldest cafe in Paris. the Procopo.
founded by II Scilian in 1889. has closed
Napoleon used to visit 1t in his Quarter
Latin days.
The House Committee on Labor has
made a favorable report on the eight
hour bill, applying to work on Govern
ment contracts.
a woman foiled an ATTEMPT to rob the
Lynn (Mass) Five Cent Savings Bank, |
by pressing an alarm button while under |
threat of death.
ambassador White discredits the report |
that Germany has prohibited the North |
German Lloyd from landing American !
meats and cereals.
The Senate, by majority of nine, re !
fused to take up Pettigrew's resolution !
of sympathy for the Beers Hoar voted |
with the Democrats.
The War Department has ordered the /
arrest of Lieut. $. C. Hazard, U. S. a., |
who has deserted and run away with a |
woman not LIS wlte. /
The Riksdag threatens to mpeach the !
swedish Ministry for appointing a Nor
wegian to the highest departmental post
in the Foreign Office.
There is a dark outlook for laborers In !
Germany owing, to the advance in the
cost of living. which is greatly In eNcess
OF the advance in wages. Z,
EXCITEMENT was caused at a swell !
London wedding, at which the Prince
of Wales was present, by the brides veil !!
taking fire. No harm done
Cyril Pearson's London half-penny pa
per, the Express, is not successful Its |
novel feature-to Londoners-is the pres
entation of news on the first page.
The, wife of General James II. Wilson
was burned to death at Havana. She .
stepped from a carriage upon a match, !
igniting 1t and setting fire to her dress
General Bell has issued proclamation
declaring that he will retaliate relentless
ly unless guerrilla warfare ceases, lni !
that he will burn all the towns which
harbor guerrillas.
rious rising in the Ronietta district Is re-
ported and detachment of the West f,
African Regiment has been sent 10 Ro !
Bishop Thoburn is defendant in suit ,
brought at Springfield o., by Mrs. Arm
strong. for defamation of character. She :
had trouble with the Bishop while do
ing missionary work In India.
Samoans from all over the group are
aocking to the American island. The /
there. A larger town than Apla is like
ly to grow up at Pago-Pago harbor
murderous footpad is operating in :,
Washington and Laguna, Broadway and
Fillmore and Franklin and Geary streets
We're the scene of recent depredations..
New York city for the coming year are
$S59,S5l This is $1,000 more than was
paid last year and includes saloon, ho- |
tei, urub Stof', restaurant anu tiup IL
censes.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel the Madison
Square Theater and old Delmonico's
in New York. The hotel and theater
brought $i.225,0OO, and the Del
mcnico lot went for S95O.OOo.
The Methodist General Conference Is
in session at Chicago. Bishop Bowman
opened the session. He is the Oldest OF
the Bishops. one of the important ques-
tlons before the Conference will be the
oh amusement :
The Bachelors Club of London has ask
ed the Duke of Orleans to resign, his eX-
about insults to the Queen not
being deemed sufficient. The Duke con-
graduated the caricaturist who drew the .
picture of a French soldier spanking the i
Queen.
nave struck for shorter hours and more
Day. The Building Trades of Philadel-
pha struck for the eight-hour rule. The ]
ironworkers OF Cincinnati
ire out for a nine-hour day. The Wood
workers Union of Minneapolis also
struck.
american Federation of Labor. has taken
special pains to violate the injunction Is
sued by Justice Freedman of the Su-
oreme Court of New York. prohibiting
,ficers and members of the Cigarmakers' q
International Union from paying bene-
its to striking employees of 5. Levy Co.
Mrs. Frederick Petrie of Chicago, wild .
Nv of Judge Petrie and for half a cen :
ury a prominent figure in the Methodist
,hurch. is dead. She was flower girl
or Lafayette at fete given in his hon 4
,r In 1924 and knew Andrew Jackson,
Henry Clay and their contemporaries.
She also knew every Methodist Bishop
holding office during her life.
Sir VIM c. Van Horne says that he IS
associated in the proposed reorganization
VI Cuban railroads with VIM. C. Whit .
ley, j. w. Mackay, L. r, Morton, j. ]. I
inl. II. NJ. Flagler and others. Lines to q
ne bought will cost about s20O00,000, In {
,ludnG the Herrera steamship line. 1ne
syndicate has not been able to get The Z
-wo trunk lines running into Havana
md will build Independently. Work in /,
Cuba viii begin at once.
AN ANCjFNT pL,fIEE