The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-03

News Of Coast FILES Abbreviated Fof
Qa,ck Reading.

] timer shnuff 81 the ffcn'h congo "
dead
bloomington. M. has had dIsas-
I trnuH firp.
~ Louis car mngnatcu have rejected
/ arbitration.
Z The Norih Dakota wheat crop IL
I total fnmre.
/ An extensive group of spots has ap-
pearcd on the sun.
The khcdlvc Of Egypt is ~ on board
I the Queens yacht.
Heavy raius In Luzon are dishearten-
INK the gucrril as.
The Kaiser VIII visit the Passion Play
at Obcrummergrau.
II IA reported that Colombian rebels
have captured Panama.
senator Perkins of California Is n
candidate for reelection.
Returning klondikers say the clean
up may reach $4,000, 600
Rains are delaying the advance OF the
Cpomassie relief column
stephen NJ. white of California may
be Bryan's running mate
Irving and Terry received an ovation
on their return to London.
Ada Rchau and Wilton Lackaye Will
head the Frawley company
Malaral fever is disabling great
many of MacArthur's troops.
President Loubet has visited the
American exhibit at the fair.
Creeks are said to be yellow with gold
all through the Nome region.
Major T.. II. Edmunds of Fltzhugh
Lees stan is dead of yellow fever.
The st. Louis strike is subsding and
the citizens posse may soon retire.
The transport Warren will sail from
Manila for San Francisco on July LIST.
Several troops of the Sixth cavalry
have left Kansas for San Francisco.
The Navy Department has estab .ish-
ed coaltng station at san Diego, Cal.
Cars are beng run on all divisions of
the st. Louis Transit Company's sys- ,
TEN.
Senator Plat of New York Is suffer
ing from fractured rib, the result of
a fall.
Charlotte Perkins Stetson. the au-
thoress and reformer, has married
again
Gen. Alexander Rodriguez. National
list candidate for Mayor OF Havana, was
elected.
The skeleton head of a mammoth has
been found near San Francisco. at Half
moon bay.
The transport Hancock, outward
bound, was driven back to Manila by
a typhoon.
Paris Exposition Commissioners re-
fuse to judge American wines with
French names.
National Union League has been
alton of Canada.
Two millions were lost by the Bloom
ington, ILL.,, fire. The court house, cost
ing 100000, went.
Senator Clarks friends carried nine
teen counties out of twenty-five at the
Montana primaries.
VIM. M. Fitzhngh, the English min
ing engineer, is much impressed by
California oil fields
Rev. T.. w. Bartlett, an Episcopal
of San Francisco, was drown
ed in Sonoma creek.
Fitzharris and Mullet, Phoenix Park
have been refused entrance
to the United States.
Forces under Generals Grant and
Funston lately won two important VIC
tories near Biacobata.
Helen Gould is to spend a day on the
battle ship Massachusetts, as a guest
of the forecastle hands. L
Brown University alumni have sub
scribed $750,000 to obtain John ID. Rock
efeller's ga. of S250.000.
The Havana University, which has
been stuffed" with high salaried pro-
fessors, will be reformed.
Baden-Powells force Is making easy
progress through Western Transvaal,
and Will soon reach Pretoria.
Gen. Wheeler has been made a Brig
adler in the regular army and sent to
the Department of the Lakes.
The Muir glacier, in Alaska, has been
shattered by earthquakes and the sea
thereabouts is blocked with floating Ice.
A Burlington train WAS nearly wreck
ed by hailstorm in Nebraska. Many
Of the stones were as large as base
balls.
Princess Rad2iwill of Russia has lost
10000 worth of gems by theft, includ-
ing bracelet given her by the Afghan
Ameer.
Several important buildings, includ-
ing the Exchange National Bank and
Duff's College, have been burned in
w. S. Gilbert has enjoined Janet
Steere from producing Pygmalion and
Ga'atea, because of her changes In the
business"
1t Is rumored at Phoenix, Arizona,
that three of the four Mexican bandits
who committed murders near lnere
have been killed.
Sir FreuericI Hodgson was wounded
and eight officers killed during a sortie
from Coomassie. Great privations are
I'm the city.
Chester s. Lord. managing editor of
the New York Sun. was knocked down
and badly hurt by Brooklyn trolley
car going at full speed.
From the character of the Chinese
defence at Taku and of their general
movements, 1t Is sure that they
are having foreign advice.
There is a project advocated by Bish-
Up McFaul of New Jersey and others to
unite all Roman Catholic societies in
America for political work.
Chicago shows but a million and
half of population, and fears that Phil
ldelphia may succeed her The Two
Million Club may demand recount.
Eight thousand Pima Indians are In
1 starving condition. Their water sup
ply has been diverted by white settlers
ana they are no longer able to raise
crops.
The American pavilion at the Paris
fair is dscredtable to a first-class
One of it's features Is a cheap
restaurant with French walters and
soda fountain.
Augustine, chief of the Sequoia tribe
Of Indians in San Diego county, Is
lead, aged 1870. His age is attested by