The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-15

New York is to have a new 25-story
| skyscraper.
The sioux in South Dakota are in an
! ugly mood.
! Rear Admiral Cervera has been made
! a Vice Admiral.
Cleveland o.. reports an electric cure
/ for consumption.
John Drew's daughter Louise has made
her stage debut.
Frank Damrosch opposes quartet
choirs in church.
There is no market for agricultural
machinery in China.
Brazils President has large amount
OF autocratic power.
The Pope again asserts his right to
temporal sovereignty.
Chicago Republicans have namg ID
Judge Hanesy for Mayor.
a Pennsylvania man advertised Cor a
bride and got 1900 replies.
The Pope celebrated his nnety-itrst
birthday at Rome on March 2.
An unkrownj steamer has been sunk
In collision OFT Norfolk, England
a session of the Austrian Reichs-ath
on February q broke up in row.
Another protest has been filed against
seating Senator Clark of Montana.
The Philadelphia Drexels are spending
money on the Riviera in a way to daz-
zle princes.
Kansas man tried to extort money
under threat of kidnapping n child but
failed and is in Jail.
Surgeon oliver D. Norton is accused of
refusing to attend a man wounded IN
the Chinese campaign.
A Chicago man Is arranging an electric
voting system by which Aldermen can
vote from their offices upon city ques-
tons.
Seventy-hve thousand men are out of
employment in the State of Maine on
account of the formation OF an ics
trust.
"a vessel reported to be the. Chile, but
which is probably the SiIan, mas been
wrecked in the vicinity of Oran, AL
geria.
immense production of gold will bring
silver to the front as an international
metal.
Jacob Pollock, merchant of Mobile,
Ala. has received letter warning him
that plans have been laid to kidnap his
twelve year-old daughter.
Almost all the cargo has been saved
rom the wreck of the Tillamook, off the
Washington coast.
\ report IS current that the Chinese
Erperor viii return to Picking about the
end of this month.
It Is rcnartcd from China that four
British soldiers were executed by the
Ge~r7 ms for looting.
rive men were killed by the explosion
of sornc powder in a zinc mine near Jop-
. IN MO. on hdrClI q.
An appeal has been sent to the Depart
ment of the Interior at Washington for
aid for the suffering Indians belonging
TO the Zuni tribe in Northeastern Ari-
iona.
A fortune in oil will be burned at
Beaumont. Texas, when the match is
touched to over 100000 barrels of that
liquid now contained in an earth reser-
voir and of little commercial value ow-
ing to it's being mixed with dirt and
other refuse.
The estate left by Mrs. Wakefield and
daughter Naomi who persisted in the
Rio disaster, amounts to nearly $500, 900.
] The daoea sod ware ounrts of the Hawaii
an Hotel in this City for some time
prior to their departure on the ill-fated
Rio.
The widow Of George Labram, the
Kimberley hero, has been given a $500
annuity and her son n $1,000 annuity I'M
til he becomes of age, by the Kimberley
Mining Company, and Mrs. Latham has
also received $1,000 from the British Gov
eminent.
A Berlin dispatch of February % says:
About noon today Emperor William had
a narrow escape from serious injury
while crossing Inter den Linden, when
his carriage came into collision with m
electric car. The brake Of the car lid
not work effectively, and the Emperors
coachman barely succeeded in stopping
the horses. As It was. the car shook
the carriage roughly and somewhat dam
aged It. The Emperor was thrown
against the side of the carriage and
slightly bruised.