The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-05
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED


Mrs. c, w. Croker. wife OF the Cali
foinia pioneer is dead.
The New York police bill was passed
at Albany over the mayors veto.
Helen Dauvray, the actress. has fleth
insolvency papers, itemizing $4,000.
a smallpox death occurred at VAL
leJo. The house has been burned.
General Otis has denied that ne seeka
the office of Pension Commissioner
Treat Il. Clark, a California pioneer
OF 1919, died In san Francisco last
week.
4 ne famous observatory on the Ze-
burg In Germany, has been destroyed
by fire.
1t is said that Acting President
Schalk Berger. at Pretoria. is contem-
plating surrender.
On February list IT was said that
England may accept the Lay Pdunce-
fOtc treaty.
DR.. Mayo G. Smith, the original doc
tor OF Mark Twaiu's "lnnocentg
Abroad" is dead.
The report that Rear Ada raj Stamp
son is serious in, is n mistake. HIS
sickness being slight.
The ministers AID the Chinese en-
voys have agreed on the punishment
of the Chinese prisoners
Ia the new Notifications at Peking
the entire quarter will be surrounded
by walls and Il wide moat.
Brigader General j. Franklin Bell is
to succeed Samuel b. NJ Young In
command In Northern Luzon.
There has been a very heavy snow
storm in Pennsylvania and the snow
storms are continuing in Europe.
1t is thought that the low natives OF
u Cape Town are conceaiing plague
CAGES, one body having been found.
Trouble is anticipated from the Ne
braska Indians on account or the re
cent rulings of Congress at Washing
ton.
Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender.
has decided to abdlcate in favor or his
son, who is supported by the Cariist
party. .r. .
Bill Fain, the murderer of Mrs. j. j
Burns, of Arizona. is being sneltereG
by the Indians, and cannot be cap
tured
Cables report that there is depres-
ION in England on account OF the
American competition in the iron and
steel trade.
Marshall B. Woodwork has received
the appointment for United States dis
trict attorney for the Northern District
of California.
The name of General Shafter has
been sent in In the list of recommended
officers In the army, naming him for a.
major general.
A New York servant girl after being
three days with her emp nyers, open
ed n cn"lbiration safe and stoie $4,000
worth of jewelry.
The measure cutting the pry for
'SDOfln1lOn OF the nlul'S mas neeu
b'aten. the railroads having made n
st"o"G Nrht AID won.
Two DrrrN cf hbruz2' y. R0~'e. has
ordered the mon b'rs Of his p0l0r expe-
dt'or 10 r''te ready FOR another ven
ture towards the pole.
1t S said that the Dutch government.
ieari- annexation by some European
power has Oruered Notifications TO be
made AT BATAVIA harbor
Rear Admiral Schley has expressed
his wi lingness to accept an iDferior
r. 1k, and desires his uver-tnxious
champions to desist In their efforts
Frank Hamilton, Minneapolis
2"wspaper man, has been FOUND gull.
~ OF mans'auGhter in the deatL of
Leonard Day, the Chicago mi Ito laire.
suicide because he did not like his
teacher. He left will, pequeathins:
his toys and books to different child
rem.
Mrs. Nation is not depressed because
OF her imprisonment. She does nor
seek postponement or her trial ana
addresses the judge as Your Dishon-
or"
The billion dollar Morgan steel trust
is meeting with strong protest from
many Senators and Representatives.
and may be compelled to change its
plans
Inscribed stone slabs have been re-
Gently found by Professor Shaw near
IHoeIlh ArlZOlla, lnulCatlnS the Tor
mer habitation of the country by ar
ancient race.
A six-year-old girl Of Michigan after
four other attempts to take the life
Of smaller sister. finally succeeded
In burning her to death in the absence
of her parents.
A Legislative committee In Arizona
has been appointed to investigate
charges against George w. Vickers
Territorial auditor, charged with plum
dering the treasury to satisfy unjust
printing bills.
10. Andre, the Belgian consul ut Ma
Mia, who Is suspected OF having fur
nished supplies to the Insurgents has
fled. and cannot be found.
Mrs. Nations husband denies that he
seeks divorce. He says he Is In per
feet accord with the doings OF his
wife.
! A.. G. Becker, Of the Chicago banking
firm or Hermann Schaffer & Co. which
faNed few years ago, has taken upon
hts shoulders the burden Of paving n
$500 600 deb. NJ honor. He has already
paid off 100000, aud has a profitable
business to continue
| Senator Clark. of Montana, says that
| he is not worried about eastern con-
nections, and that the big railroad en-
terprise will go through.
| Private Frank Flint was killed by
berg thrown from his horse at the
Pros'ain ercawpmert last week RE
had been drinking, and was racing
with hts panions.
| " % said TINT some Americans have
struck rich He'd ~ OF near the shore
Of ~ Rod Sen n Egvpt
I Under date ~ February % II 's said
/ thot hghti has begun In Cors'antln-
/ Or'n
Twcrty cnsas ~ huho-'c no ,-uc. and
. 'Nre" GrntNs. w0re reported from Cape
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