The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-28
CONDENSED NEWS
OF THE WORLD


HtuUiia tnn rhHfs pHyaf, w dead.
ThH Shah uf retfli has leu Pans.
Du hHf been struck at Naples. Cat
Tile colombia rObaiH have b cn de-
The Tuluro q visnlia Railroad has
been sold,
Charles - Twced may succeed c r
baseball is not drawing well In the
league cities.
Democrats and populIsts will eneo,
compete fusion.
The san FtHuClecp NH Workers are
ont on "a strike.
T.. S. Mcclellan, a ger. Is dead nj
santa Rosa, Cal
The National party may put laird
ticket IN the field.
Sharkoy and Fitzsimmons have sign
"a articles To fight.
Many Americans are at Cowes. at.
tending the regetta.
Senator Mason win oppose the Alas
Kan modus vivendi.
\ building trades strike Is threaten
"a IN san Francisco.
Turkish officials say the Armenians
/ Killed We're brgoEds.
! IL is predicted that wheat Will soon
reach the dollar mark
The auti-imper.alist convention is In
I session at Indianapolis.
/ Deaths from yellow fever at Havana
| average thirty n month.
] over 1900 American lives have been
lost In the Philippine war.
Bryan will ep.at his "end-of-the-
car stumpiug tour Of 1896.
Berkeley Alumni will raise 800 coo for
! The University of California.
/ The President and Mrs. Mckinley
have returned to Washington.
The losses Of the al les since taking
| the Taku forts are 5000 men.
| y hail storm near st. Thomas, N. d.
destroyed 10000 acres of grain.
Chicago officials are accused of com
| plicity in a contractors steal.
There are severe forest fires In Colo
RADIO, about Glenwood Springs.
The price of admission to the Paris
fair has appreciated to six cents.
All armur plate bids have been re-
iected by the Navy Department.
The anti-Amencan meat law will
soon go into effect in Germany.
British Columbia trades unions VIII
not take miitiamen as members.
Professor Keller, the chief astrono-
mer of Lick Observatory, is dead.
The Tagal Co.onel Grassa has sur
rendered his command of lis men.
The body of Miss Bessie Warren has
been found in San Francisco bay.
Russell Sage estimates the late c. p.
Huntington's wealth at s20.O00O0O
A. j. melton, of MERGED. Cal, was
drowned In the San joaquin river.
A railroad Is to be built from Repub-
lie, Wash, to Grand Forks, B. C.
Wives of ENJOYS at Belgrade will not
recognize the new Queen of Servia.
Canadian goods are being struggled
into the United States via Dawson.
| One of the St. Louis dynamiters,
Maurice Brennan, has been arrested.
Ex-senator ingalls, of Kansas Is in
dying condition at Las Vegas. N. M.
The Third Battalion of the Eighth In
fantry has started for San Francisco.
August Balmont's yacht Mineola won
the Aston cup in Long Island Sound.
David Belasco will star Mrs. Carter
and Blanche Bates the coming season.
Kirk c. Ward, San jose, Cal, news
paper man, died suddenly of paralysis.
The southern hemisphere will be TO-
100000 bushels short in its wheat crop.
| Fully 5000 soldiers were expected in
San Francisco when the transport Siam
! left
y. X. zeigler the santa Cruz, Cal,
wife murderer, has been held without
bail.
JeTrles offered to box sharkey on
August -, and Fitzsimmons, August
31st.
me Fresno children accused of MUIR
derinS their father, have bsen held for
trial.
The Boer Commander De Wet will
probably escape with his force of $500
men.
san Francisco society has nocked to
Del Monte for the go.f and polo tourna-
monts.
Three men We're killed and three in
Jured in boiler explosion at Portland,
Maine.
John Mason LOOMS of Chicago has
left million dollars to found a boys
school.
Capt w. II. Murphy, Thirty-nlnth U.
S. V. l., has been killed in the Philip
pines.
England is determined to keep the
fang-tse wiley open to the world
trade.
Speaker Henderson has been touring
the Yellowstone Park and the Pacific
States.
An extradltion treaty has been con-
cluded between Spain and the United
States,
The tribes of the Touat oasis In
North Africa have submitted to the
French.
Prince Tuan and his followers are
reported to be preparing to eyacuate
Picking.
a disastrous New York storm cost
fourteen lives. Many pleasure boats
We're lost.
The Turtle mountain Indians In
North Dakota are having a smallpox
epidemic,
Los Angeles is restrained by the
United States courts from raising wa
ter rates.
Gold bars worth $4,000, 900 were ship
ped from New York to Europe on Au-
gust 18th.
The terrible heat continues in the
eastern cities, and there are hundreds
of deaths.
The Norfolk navy yard is shipping
shells, powder and projectiles to San
Francisco.
The skeleton of a mastodon has been
found at st. Lawrence Island, north of
Vancouver.
President Dinz has sent his condo
lences to the family of the late c. p.
Huntington.
The Ice trust with which Mayor Van
Wyck is said TO be connected viii be
Investigated.
Senator Bard OF California has dis