The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-26
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

Crispi, eN-pfeinler OF lthly' Is serlously
H.
The heat in Yucatan is the highest in
years.
An oil discovery is reported in Okla
| homa.
Another heir is expected by Mrs George
Gould.
Harry Mann, the theatrical manager,
! Is dead.
The artillery is to have still further
| increase.
The strike delays work on the new
warships.
The Beers captured 7-pound gun at
| Hontkop.
The health OF Mrs. jefferson Davis has
improved.
The Santa Fe has withdrawn its cut
rate tariff.
Peru is preparing for a possible war
with Chile.
New York market has a wheat and
! corn boom.
! Kansas and Missouri are facing wa
ter famine.
The Russians seem to be settled at
! Ncwchwang.
Frederick Beringer, the Napa wine
man, is dead.
| The train collision at Norton, Mo-, cost
| eighteen lives.
Senor Federico Errazurlz President of
The Prussian government is arresting
| Polish agitators.
American capitalists may build big
hotels in London.
! English public opinion is getting averse
to Lord Kitchener.
Vlakfontein witnesses swear that Beers
| killed the wounded
The u. S. training ship Hartford has
arrived at Stockholm.
At Seattle both the COnsadincs have
been held for murder.
The new battleship Maine viii be
launched on July 9th.
+. w. Hollis may succeed Embassador
White. whoNwll resign.
Railroad stocks have had a heavy drop
in the New York market.
Watermelons in Lodi, California, have
been attacked by a pest.
| Fifty thousand EpwOrth Leaguers have
arrived in San Francisco
At Denver the suns heat exploded
dynamite, killing two men.
Kansas and Missouri crops have been
ruined by months of drouth.
Capt. f. +. Fremont is in trouble at
Manila for striking soldier
Two Italians, lying asleep at Edwin,
Miss, We're riddled with bullets.
Two seaers were drowned in the surf
off San Miguel island. California.
been discharged for crooked work.
| Sol Beriner, U. S. Consul at Tenerlffe
| has filed a petition In bankruptcy.
A strange woman, strikingly handsome,
may contest Pierre Lorillard's will.
Judge Sellers, leading lawer and poll
tician Of Indiana. took his own life.
! The Transmissssippi Congress opened
| July l6
Carnegie has completed his 100000
! gift to Scotland.
/ The American match trust has secured
, an English plant.
Heavy shipments OF gold are coming
| from the Klondyke,
| Intense heat and great storms have
| damaged crops in Europe.
| The Chinese indemnity payments will
| cover a period of forty years.
c. II. Allen. Governor of Porto Rico,
may become ambassador to Italy.
Sixty thousand orange trees are being
sent from California to Honduras.
Grant Gillespie may succeed the late
! Adelhert Hay as Consul at Pretoria.
J The Earl Of Roslyn has made a failure
as drummer for cattle cake firm.
y Philadelphia millionaire has left a
fund to provide for disabled teachers,
| Many houses have been swept away by
a hurricane on the Guatemala coast.
| An aged Californian, James a. King,
| An American manufacturer has pro-
posed to buy all the Belgian glass works.
| An income of G2O,OOO per year is now
needed to move in high English society.
French burglars are making a raid on
the jewels of the American colony in
Paris.
Admiral Mello of Brazil has been
cleared of the charge of monarchical
plotting.
! 1,l,., Ir,it,l S,,t.s ,,.,u ,,,,,,,o,t I,,.,,,,s
claim for an enlargement OF her in
demnity.
Fifteen Polish students are on trial at
Posen for belonging to national patriotic
societies.
Minstrel Billy West is dangerously III
of an ahsccss of the mouth caused by
smoking.
London trade circles favor the pro-
jccted European trade combine against
America.
London is near to a financial panic
owing to heavy decline in the prices
OF stocks.
r.. H. Newell, the humorst known as
"Orpheus c, Kerr" was found dead in
New York
Prince Chun is now en-route to Ger
many to apologize for the murder Of
Won Kcttelcr
\ Chicago man, victim Of an accident
from his body
I with the censorship off the Manila
press is abusing the American military
administration
Hugh Tcyis' viii divides his estate Of
@oonovJ between hs widow and his
daughter Alice
Eghl Imuaus aria rauman were
/ Eihgd hy nc COLLAPSE ot q bridge at
Springfield PA.
Major Gnu Smith DorHeu Mas been
made Aaia'ant General OF me BRUSH
forces hl india
D. }. rlerpuul Mprgpp has bought the
. Gh,ilan section of tbe TrnstuIpau ran
Npy Tor 100000
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thn TumHual Nlng four ana rautur-
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