The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-22
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

David Hill predicts the end of Tam
many.
one death from plague is reported at
London.
a San Francisco burglar steals only
trousers.
Carnegie has given old employees a
million dollars.
The capture of Panama by the Lib
erals is denied.
The Burlington Northwestern Rail
way fight is settled.
w. T.. d. Stokes is contesting the will
of Edward S. Stokes.
The Duke of Cornwall has been Gre
atcd Prince of Wales.
Sir JOS. G. Dunsdale has been INSTALL
ed as mayor of London.
The Twenty-eighth Infantry is book
ed to sail on the Grant.
The famous Lost Tayapa mines Of
Mexico have been found.
Yaqui Indians are again committing
depredations in Arizona.
The Southeastern Alaska salmon out
put is valued at s. 100000.
The Porte will sCrd On extraordinary
mission to St. Petei burg.
Sybil Sanderson is in San Francisco
after fifteen years absence.
The decline in English trade in the
past ten months was $50000O00.
a war between Chin and Wong fami-
lies at San Francisco is imminent.
Roosevelt may remove Collector Bid
We'll of the New York custom house.
II. St John Dix was arrested in Lon
don for wrecking Washington banks.
An English syndicate has purchased
San Francisco urban street car lines.
Pat Grove will return to Omaha, Cal
lahan, partner, having been acquit-
ted.
Chicago union men won their fight,
allowing them to maintain picket
line.
Seven million dollars will be spent for
the main buildings at the St. Louis
fair.
Mexican railroads are planning to i'm
port American mechanics for shop
work.
The Northwestern road is SAID to
have purchased an entrance into st.
, Louis.
DIR. Mary G. Walker may lose her
pension as army nurse for criticism of
Mckinley.
Important discoveries have been
made in Egypt of dynasties ruling $500
years ago.
r The Methodist churches of the coun-
try have raised s130OO,000 to pay their
church debts.
The question of separate coaches for
, consumptives has been left to the Pull
man Company.
Cole Younger, the famous bandit. has
refused the offer of a police captaincy
in Minneapolis.
Foreign fruits preserved by the use
Of acids, will be refused admission in
the United States.
r.. V. Wilbern. of Cincinnati, is per-
; fecting plans for an automobile trip
around the world.
Superintendent Atkinson. at Manila
has sent in call for more teachers
He wants only men.
J. l.. n. Shepard, n wealthy Oakland
citizen, disinherited daughter who
changed her religion.
West Point entrance examinations
may be dispensed with in the case of
high school graduates.
The chrysanthemum show at New
York was inaugurated with 200 blooms
Of great size and beauty.
The young Sultan of Johore is out
= doing everything known in Paris fol
| lavishness and crazy revels.
, Ex-President Cleveland, in an addres!
at Pttsburg, urged the hearty coop
Grafton of labor and capital
James j. Hill will build Young Mem
! Christian Association buildings alonl
= the line of the Great Northern.
4 A writer in the London Times says
the Trans Siberian Railroad is no
complete, but has many bridges no
, constructed, and tunnels not com
: menced.
The Russian grain crop of this yea
e is short
e The Great Northern is planning tn
= use of electricity.
Y Lord Nevill. sent to prison for fraud
has been pardoned.
| There is a shortage in the Southern
California orange crop.
ROoseVelts Coachmen use nationa
Colors in their cockades
n An attempt To electrocute n vicious
elephant at Buffalo failed
y German army officer was killed IL
{ u duel over a trivial affair.
| \ $4,000 600 combine of steel plat
: mills is said to be forming.
- Detroit doctors are fighting over tn
: case of Blanche Bates, the actress.
I There has been very severe storm
V on the coast of Southeastern Africa.
. George Horton, author of Like An
: other Helen" has sued his wife for di
+, vorce.
/, The first Mckinley monument ha
been unveiled in the town of Power
MINI.
= The old employees Of the Fulton Iro
u Works at san Francisco are at wor
~ again.
e Germany has been afire with indigna
:, ton meetings because OF Chamberlain
y speech.
!, Cardinal Svampa, who was regarde
/" as the probable successor of the Pop
is dying.
;. An army board has been ordered
y select sites for posts and distribute
OF troops.
T. An Ohio man proposes to fight III
!, biscuit trust by the use of electr
u machinery.
II The Chinese arsenals are very bus
turning out small arms for the Oh
- nese army.
4 Carnegie has increased his donation
Id TO the Carnegie Institute at Pittsbur
10 BY s2,o0e000.