The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-11
WORLD NEWS
CONDENSED


snake river.
salisbury will soon give his views on
Army rcforu.
rho Duke Il Abruzzl may head a South
Pole expedition,
Three small planets have been uisCoN-
erred near Eros.
More funds are needed In England FOR
soldiers families
Ynquls and Apachcs are rddlng McNi-
can cattle ranges.
The confinement OF the queen OF ltaly
IL expected In May.
The records OF the Belgica expedition
are to be published.
Mrs Mary \. Otis, pioneer of chi
Cago, IL dead aged 90.
British Columbia wants to exclude both
Chinese and japanese.
English war taxes are beginning to
seriously affect incomes.
The horse and auto Will supplant the
dog on the KlondiSe route.
II. l.. Upham, formerly publisher of the
Chicago Inter Ocean, Is dead.
A London paper revives the report that
the Kaiser will visit America.
q Owing to the anti-vice crusade Chicago
saloons now close at midnight.
Z A steamer has been launched to run
between Chicago and Liverpool
| Heavy cuts in the American rubber
footwear trade are impending.
/ The Mohammedan revolt Is spreading In
All Europe is alarmed at the rapid
growth of American competition.
Smallpox has broken out in the Sol
ders' Home at Leavenworth, Kas.
Germans in China are making matters
worse by a too harsh military policy.
on Dec. 81 the thermometer registered
eighteen degrees below zero at Denver.
Congressman Kahn will seek to pass
more stringent Chinese exclusion law.
There is strong commercial opposition
in Denmark to the sale of the Antilles.
In a trans-At atlantic race between the
Etrura and the New York, the Etruria
won.
New Haven clergyman has invented a
game of parlor golf and won "A fortune
by 1t.
VIM. c. Whitney will open his New
York home with the greatest social fete
in New York history.
Chicago has philanthropic lunch rooms
where "A person may get wholesome
meal for three cents.
Hiram s. Maxim inventor of the Maxim
gun, has been kn'ghted by the Queen
Also Sir Alfred Miner.
The time for the ratification of the
Hay Pauncefote treaty may be extended
by the two governments.
There are anti-foreign riots in Corea.
The American Minister at Seoul demands
protection for Christians.
Mrs. James Brown Potter receives
$4,000 as her share in promoting the sale
of an African gold mine.
The Chinese court has ordered carts
with mules and horses, for the purpose
of going back to Picking.
Prince Edward of SaXe-Weimar, Field
Marshal of the British army and a
Crimean veteran, is dying.
Madeline Lucette Riley's new play,
Richard Savage, with Henry Miller in
the title role is a success.
burlesque ridiculing Chinese royalty
has been produced in the Temple of
Heaven, China's holy of holes.
An attempt has been made to black
mail Rev. DR.. ]. p. Peters of New York
by threatening to kidnap his daughter.
II. S. Redmond of New York has bought
the 90-foot cutter Ailsa in England. She
will cross the Atlantic in the early
spring
Jack Downey" the prize-fghter may
turn out to be the son of the late John
Rideout of Marysville, Cal, a rich
banker.
Gen. Fred Grant has cornered Gen.
Alejandrino on Mount Arayat. There is
no water on the mountain and food is
scarce.
The mail stage near AgaZziz, Il. c.,
was held up by three masked men and
several hundred dollars in cash and some
icwelry taken.
While trying to force an entrance into
Cole Bros lightning rod warehouse at ST.
Louis, Thomas Walker, n crook, was shot
and killed by a Waterman.
The diamonds found at Captain, N. NJ.
are equal to those of Kimberley. They
We're first found in an ant hill situated
in a coal-producing district.
George Gould has written the Castel-
lanes to leave France and come to Amer
lea before a court decision is reached
which may precipitate scandal.
The Emperor of China has written the
Gar cOngra tplntipp him on his rpcOypry
ard expressing gratitude for Russia's
proposed return to China of Manchuria-
DFssaure, the man who swindled peo-
pie in the guise of n Chicago financier
and courted Helen Bertram. the actress.
Is believed to be in Jail at New Orleans.
The title of the Nineteenth Century
magazine has been changed to the Nine
teenth Century And After Somebody
else had registered the title Twentieth
century.
Pope Leo has prolonged the pilgrimage
season six months. desire for increased
far collected amounting to but little over
81, 5000
The New York law requiring that all
stone used there except paving blocks,
should be worked, dressed and carved
within state limits, is adjudged uncon-
stitutional.
Bishop NJ NJ Turner has resigned his
post as President of the College of Afri-
can NJ. F.. Bishops. Disagreement over
assignments given certain Bishops was
the cause.
An imperial order dated December 18th
commands Prince Henry of Prussia,
brother of Emperor William, to repair to
Berlin by January 1st and remain at
the capital for some time, with the view
of attaining a more intimate knowledge
of state AFFAIRS. His majesty desires that
while at the capital, Prince Henry shall
maintain close touch with the Foreign
Office.
The Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin announces
that the appeal in the case of Banker
Sternherg. convicted of an offense against
morality, will result in a new trial owing
to a legal flaw 1t also asserts that pro-
ceedings have been begun against DIR.
Selle, the leading counsel for the defense.
and DIR. Werhauer, the junior counsel, for
collision with Criminal Commissioner
Thiel to secure Illegally the acquttal OF
Sternberg.