The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-03-02
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News of Coast Files Abbreviated for
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The Colima volcano in Mexico Is &C
tive.
The chain companies are forming a
trust.
General Otis reports 250 Insane SOL
diers.
German influence is growing in
Brazil.
Mexico is to establish bonded ware
houses.
Guaymas is threatened by Yaqui
Indians.
The Russian army has over 1900
Generals.
The National Populist Committee
supports Bryan.
Shafter may be made Major Gen
eral OF regulars.
James Stinson of Chicago has failed,
liabilities 100000.
Southern California Is having Its
fourth dry season.
General Otis now classes Filipino
guerrillas as bandits.
France has asked the removal OF the
Archbishop OF Paris.
Army Chaplain Macomber has re-
tired on account of age.
Chicago had a great celebration of
Washington's birthday.
Harry Vardon, OF England, Is the
worlds champion golfer.
A Bellamy colony has been estab-
lished near Evanston, Ill.
Secretary Root Is planning to estab-
lish an army war college.
A Congressional inquiry into the
Wardner riots has begun.
Several persons were killed and in
In cd In ha nf nj
trail train near Curtiss, Wisconsin,
February 81.
The Reichstag regards German
colonies as Improbable
Henry Duff Trail, editor of Litera-
ture, is dead in London.
The Municipal League carried the
Philadelphia city election.
General Shafter says the Philippines
must be garrisoned forever.
Ex-Congressman c. c. Comstock OF
Grand Rapids. Mich, Is dead
The widow of Salvini, the Italian &C.
tor, will return to the stage.
| Complaints are made of the poor
mail service to the Klondike.
| There is strong opposition in the
House to the Porto Rico Bill.
Gales on the Spanish coast have cost
! The Kaiser will abandon his canal
bill to assist the naval program.
j. ]. O'Brien & Co. of San Francisco
have failed and gone out of business.
The shipping subsidy bill is not
likely to pass at the present session.
NJ M. Estee Of California aspires to
a place on the Philippine Commission.
The Third Avenue Railroad company
of New York Is in financial difficulties.
Richard Macintosh, prominent
mining man of Salt Lake City Is dead.
Seattle claims the remarkably low
death rate of eight per thousand in
1899
President Mckinley is quoted as be-
ing in favor of free trade with Porto
Rico.
The American reciprocal treaty has
be approved by the Jamaican Legis-
lature.
Continental labor Is crowding into
England because of the Industrial pros
perity.
American friends have presented
Sir Thomas Upton with a loving cup
of gold.
Eight thousand Finlanders have i'm
migrated to Canada during the last six
months.
A New York life insurance company
has bought Sl0.000,000 worth of Rus
sian bonds.
Senator Elkins was painfully hurt
by fall on the sidewalk during a
snowstorm.
The output of the Cripple. Creek
mines will be much greater than that
of last year.
At the Minneapolis College OF Agri-
culture fifty girls are studying scien-
tific farming.
Gen. Pulido of Venezuela denies that
he is planning a revolution against
Prest Castro.
Costa Rica has declared martial law,
anticipating a revolutionary invasion
from Nicaragua.
Rear Admiral Senorel of the Chilean
Navy Is dead. He helped capture the
Huascar in 1878.
A rebellion is threatened In the
French island OF MAJ Unique because of
administration
Florida orange-growers have built
houses around their trees to protect
them from the frost.
Slow work Is being done on the
Paris Exposition buildings. Rain and
strikes are the cause.
The House of Commons rejected at
is second reading the Irish Evicted
Tenants blll-232 to 40.
Two mad elephants gored their
Ieepers to death at a circus at the
crystal Palace, Sydenham.
A decision In the Supreme Court of
illinois deprives the Associated Press
If its monopolistic features.
The channel squadron, instead of
going to Gibraltar, will remain in
British waters until March.
The signal corps of the regular ermy
has been increased and the number OF
Infantry companies reduced
It Is said a league has been formed
In Chicago to free Poland In case OF
war between England and Russia.
j. Stetson, the millionaire San
franciscan has married a Pasadena
business woman. Miss Eleanor Doe.
The last Treasury statement shows
IN available cash balance of 1924 .552,-
'23 and gold reserve of 1924 1868 597.
Farmers In nearly every Northwest
'rn State are planting nut trees along
With their peaches and pears. and are
Utilizing the hillsides, where nothing
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