The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-12
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

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Two OF 0alveston's banks have reop'
ened.
Deaths continue at Glasgow from tho
plague.
Marshal Marines de Campoe Of Spain
10 dead.
There is An incrcase Of yellow fever
in Cuba
The Nome City storm cost that place
\ 81. 0oo. 900.
The smallpox epidemic at Nome ID
subsiding.
Germany's duty on wheat is likely to
be Increased.
Incompetence Is gaining among won-
en- In London.
San Francisco may put In postal
pneumatic tubes.
Bryan has been stumping Nebraska
In an automobile.
Workmen are pouring into Galveston
to rebuild the city.
A championship golf congress Is In
session at Chicago.
Wild fowl are unusually plentiful In
| California this fall
John Ostenius, an old Chicago must
clan and inventor, is dead.
American firemen are far in the lead
at Paris fair competitions.
f, The Prince Of Wales has engaged Tod
Sloan to ride for him in 1901.
Eighty thousand pilgrims saw the
Pope on September 20 and 30.
| The population OF Los Angeles Is
102,479, as against 50,S95 in 1890.
| Clement Scott is to issue new week.
ly in London, the Free Lance.
| The steamship Robert Dollar may
have been lost off the Alaskan coast.
senator Stewart of Nevada says Bry-
ans influence Is waning in the West.
| Roberts has given notice that Beers
who surrender will not be deported.
Col. H. A. Trevelyan of Fresno. CAL,
a survivor of the Light Brigade, is dead.
Mary Anderson Navarro lately APP
peared In opera in London for charity.
The National Association Of Demo-
cratic clubs Ia in session at Indianapo-
lis.
Harvard Is thought to have the best
chance at the lawn tennis champion
ship.
Actor sothern was injured in a stage
duel at New York, foil piercing his
foot.
Lawyer John n. Chretien of San
Francisco has been found guilty Of for
gerry.
Electric cars are likely to supplant
cable cars on Market street. San Fran
cisco.
Former President Harrison, wife and
daughter, have gone to the Adiron-
dacks.
Formal announcement is made of the
departure Of the Russian legation from
Picking.
Japan is vexed at the subordinate
position given her in the peace nego-
tiations.
A New York millionaire has arranged
to have the Passion Play reproduced in
America.
Henry Miller. the actor. has been
forced by throat trouble to leave his
company.
Charles lerkes Of Chicago will in
vest millions In London underground
railroads.
Stanford University is to have a hos
pital for the care of sick or injured
members.
In the maneuvers of Newport the |
torpedo boats won the fight against the
Kitchener, for services in South Afri- |
ca. is likely to get the local rank Of
full general
Rev. DR.. T. De witt Talmage is trav-
cling and occasionally preaching In
Great Britain. |
One hundred and fifty square miles
of Sonoma county. Cal, have been
swept by fire.
The case of Henry Youtsey, charged
with completely in the Goebel murder,
is now on trial.
A great review Of British troops was
held at Komatipoort In honor of the
King of Portugal.
The Southern Pacific Railroad has or
dered 1000 new cars and A new engines
to handle freight.
The Belgian Dutch are making extern
sive preparations for the reception of
President Kruger.
General Miles renews his recommen-
dation for the further use of the auto
mobile in the army.
General Baden Powell will command
IL, 600 police in the Transvaal and Or
ange River colony.
Won Waldersee will make his head
quarters in one of the imperial palaces
of the Forbidden City.
Actor Hackett has left Frohman be-
cause of the latter's refusal to let him
play Richard Carvel."
Miss Bessie Macdonald, the Chicago
opera singer, will wed the titled nephew
IF the late Baron Hirsch.
Lieutenant Hobson says he was mis-
quoted at Seattle, and that he had no
desire to reflect on Dewey.
The Santa Fe Railroad Company is
free scientific and economic
ectures for its subordinates.
New York business men are making !
| clause in all contracts declaring them
void in case Bryan Is elected. Is
A large and wealthy Southern Cali
'ornia family have moved to Argen-
ina, where they have taken up land.
The New York Herald's careful poll
" States indicates that Mckinley will
rave an electoral vote of 25S and Bry- q
IN 16S.
Edmond Rostand and others have !
ued Richard Mansfield for an account
ng of his royalties on "Cyrano de Ber- !
,erac."
There Is an abundance of wild berries
m the hills about Dawson, and Indians :
ire bringing them In for sale at 81 80 !
Ter quart.
The outbreak of a submarine volcano y
n the Gulf of Mexico Is reported by all
incoming British tramp steamer at !
Jew York. 10
Vivisection Is sport for women In
france, society parties In Paris being
ormed to witness the mutilation of
wing animals.
Five and one-third billions of postal II
ards. stamps and stamped envelopes n
'ere sold in the United States during y
he last fiscal year. u
Rev. T. T.. Clark. the father OF the q
hristian Endeavor movement, who has
ltely been In China thinks that coun- p