The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-26
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

WI VII WI -(
Kwaugsl province china, is In rebel
| lion
west virginia car builders are on a
strike.
Archbishop MariinellI may be mace
u cardinal.
! a convention Of coal strikers IL IN
progress at Scranton.
/ \ crusade against vice has begun by
churches In New York.
Part OF the Sixth Cavalry has LETT
china FOR the Philippines.
| stockton. cal, mill hands may JOIN
the San Francisco strikers.
! ON the steamship America l,4OO cigars
were seized at San Francisco.
a new steamer line Is projected be-
tween Vancouver and Skagway.
Half regiment of marines has been
sent from China to the Philippines.
\ race horse at Covelo. Cal, ran into
a crowd and seriously injured one man.
Two Filipino judges have been found
\ guilty Of fraud, and may be removed.
| Two street cars met In collision at
| Seattle, wash, but no one was injlr-
ed.
! w. j. watson, an engineer was kill
ed in head-end collision near Denver,
The Second Regiment. California Ma
tional Guard, is in camp at Marys-
| vile.
Tne Mlnisterialists have gained two
seats ia the British House of Com
mons.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ritter Of Randsburg, Cal,
ATTEMPTED to kill DR.. Nichols If that
place.
Jesse Il. Grant, "A son Of eS-President
Y. 5. Grant, has gone over to the Dem
UCrats.
Edwin Hawley denies having been Of
fered the presidency of the Southern
Pacific.
Mrs. Philip Hardy, wife of a London
business man, committed suicide in
| Chicago.
California is paying the sum of $4,000
each six months for the support of half
orphans.
General Butler is expected to leave
| Cape Town the last of this month for
| England.
Many Chinese have been decapitated
in South China and there is great dis
|affection.
The steamer City of Seattle has ar
rived at Seattle with $4,000 in gold
| from Nome.
c. f. Jones, a Southern Pacific brake
man, was run over and fatally injured
at Suisun, Cal.
Clyde Bishop, prominent Democrat
! of Santa Ana Valley, Cal, has come
out for Mckinley.
Gen. George w. Davis, commanding
| in Porto Rico advises the reduction OF
the military force there.
| Dr. Robert Il. Pierce, a prominent
| physician of San Jose, Cal, has brought
suit for divorce from his vile.
Typhus fever is raging in the Sixty
eighth Infantry at Coblentz, and also
| in the garriSons at Saarbruken.
| At the Newmarket races, October II,
American jockeys rode the winners. Joe
Gilman was ridden by Tod Sloan.
First Lieutenant Robert Brakeman,
lForty-ninth United States Volunteer
Infantry, has died in the Philippines.
Daring thieves stole a bundle of let
ters from "a mail bag at the Southern
Pacific depot at San Luis Oblspo, Cal.
Prison guards of San Quentin had a
fierce battle with the waves in a small
boat off Point San Quentin, but escap-
led.
William Rockefeller the Standard Oil
magnate, will not be taken to Texas to
answer charges of violating antitrust
laws.
San Jose, Cal, wants local option.
The miners held at San Quentin
prison for the Idaho riots have been
released.
General Edward s. Bragg a lifelong
Democrat, and Minister to Mexico UNI
der Cleveland, has gone over to the Re
pubicans.
Adolph Ottinger, Il ticket broker of
San Francisco has been sued for $50,
damages for defamation of character
by II. X. Dutfin.
Lora Lambert Il factory girl of San
Francisco, had the entire scalp torn
from her head by catching her hair in
a Whirllng shaft.
Rear Admiral Silas Casey has been
selected to succeed Rear Admiral kautz
as commander Of the Pacific station up
on the latter'S retirement.
Admiral SnmDSDn is SeriOlISly III. !
although in poor physical condition. He
is feeling weak from his strenuous
campaign during the Spanish war.
President Jordan of Stanford Univer-
sity addressed large crowds of Berkeley !
students on the legal conditions which
may make Stanford pay heavy taxes.
There is a big scandal at the Preston
School of Industry. Superintendent
Hrshberg is unable to control the boys,
and there is much crime among the in
mates.
Thomas Nelson Page has been driven
to Europe. His recent criticism OF New
port and New York society resulted in
the social ostracizing of himself and
family
The South African League favors a
preferential tariff on British manufac
lures. and adopted a resolution in OPP
position to the Dutch language being
abandoned
-" ,h"i'ShSc VI on ihoi''''o H'pSoi'
for another series of races for the Am
erlca's cup has been received by the
New York Yacht Club and is now under
consideration.
The securities valued at 357,0 lire, !
stolen from the Vatican previous to
February last, We're sold in that month
on the Paris Bourse They were stolen,
1t Is asserted, by order of an Italian
capitalist
Educators are strong for McKinley's |
ticket. A poll of the western colleges |
and universities resulted in a large ma |
jority of Republicans. Four professors
of the University of Chicago announc- /
ed they would not vote.
A New Yorker will send two ships in .
search of the north pole, The eXpedi- |
ton will be in charge of Evelyn B. /
Baldwin who was companion of
Peary I'm 1893 and 1894 aud also IA mem /
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