The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-04
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

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sin, buildings we're destroyed by Ore
AZ jamestown. Cal.
Clunuhar deposits have been FOUND
near SANTA clara, Cal
The general crop outlook IN the Unit
| ed states ~ encouraging
The Valley Hgilrund Of California has
/ been sold 10 the Santa Fo.
shipments ~ oil from America now
amour, To {j.OOO,O0O per month.
Russia may ask the powers to in
crcuH" Chinese customs duties.
Edison has received letters threaten
/ Ing to kidnap his favorite child
The Yukon overran its banks and In
undated the camp at Forty Mile.
The University Of the Pacific at San
Jose. has just celebrated Its jubilee.
Mgr. Moreau. Roman Catholic Bish-
OF of ~. Hyacinthe, Quebec. Is dead.
The United States army intends pro-
tccting soldiers from pension sharks.
The Edison company now controls
electric lighting In Southern Califor-
MIA.
Queen wnhelmina and her husband
are visiting Emperor William at Pots
dam.
Lodge may succeed Davis at the head
/ OF the Senate Commlttc" on Foreign
/ Relations.
Fresno boy, climbing on electric
live wires, was burned until his right
/ arm fell off
Turkish diplomats at Paris threaten
! to leave their posts unless their sala-
rtcs are paid.
Sir Alfred Miner had an ovation on
his return to London, and was elevated
! to the peerage.
Philippine natives are dissatisfied
with the appointment of American
judges in the islands.
The Southern Pacific intends running
six-day deciduous fruit train between
Sacramento and Chicago.
The Presbyterian General Assembly,
at Philadelphia, has taken a favorable
vote on the creed revision.
John Weber, the six-year-old son
of Fresno widow, was killed in that
city last week by being run over by
a dray.
| While in search of Aguinaldo, Cen
eral Funstor's supply Of provisions ran
so low that he was forced to eat an
octopus.
| The will OF George II. Fancher, or
MERGED, Cal, is being contested The
deceased left property to the value OF
| 81 100000.
The twelfth session of the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress con-
veues i'm Cripple Creek, Colorado, from
July 10th to goth
Duncan r. Harrison, the well known
theatrical and sporting man, has been
granted a pension for injuries received
during the Cuban war
/ Former Governor John l.. Tanner
/ died suddenly in Springfield, H.. on
/ May 23. The cause of his death was
rheumatism of the heart.
Paul Morton, second vice president
of the Santa Fe system, has refused
an offer of $4,000 year to become adj
wiser OF the Hartman syndicate
Heavy earthquakes are reported from
| Venezuela.
The Capitola (Cal) girls recently held
a field day.
Gottlob Wendt, San Joses pioneer
butcher is dead.
The last of the American troops left
Picking on May 22d
1t is reported that Lawson's yacht
will be allowed to race,
The Russian police recently fired on
rioters at st. Petersburg.
General Fitz John Porter died at his
New Jersey home May 2lst.
France and Venezuela are still una
BILE to agree on the protocol
The revenue cutter Richard Rush is
to patrol the Alaskan coast.
William Mullenney. Sacramento's
surveyor, has been indicted for fraud
An eastern syndicate is said to have
secured control of the Coalinga oil
| tract.
The Siwash Indians of British CO.
/ lumbia are to present the Passion
| Play"
Belgium has rejected proposed Boer
sympathy bill with warm defense OF
| Englands policy.
The postal officials in China have re
ceived orders to return by the first
| transport available.
Archie Warren, a timberman in
Boise, Idaho, mine, was killed by a
falling rock last week,
\ Baltimore syndicate is seeking to
secure control of the electric and mo-
tor railways of san Jose,
The Supreme Court at Washington
has decided that army officers are not
exempt from paying alimony.
Count Goluchowski, the Austrian
Foreign Minister, says the interna-
tiuual situation is dangerous.
The transports that have been used
between New York and the West In
dies are to be sold at auction
1t is rumored that the Chinese are
planning to rush into cuba before the
exclusion act is enforced there.
Millions of dollars damages has been
done and many lives lost in the valley
of the Upper Tennessee by floods,
Two Democratic aldermen have been
ousted in Denver ON charge of fraud,
and Republicans put in their places,
Mrs Chaffee and Miss ChafGce have
left New York for Manila They viii
sail by transport from San Francisco.
President Dia2, of Mexico, has sent
a Congrutulatury message To the man
ayers OF the Pan-Amercan Exposition.
The Upper Yukon river is again open
to navigation. The smallpox among
the natives is said to have died out.
\. l.. Snider postmaster at Tuscaro-
ra, Nevada, is arrested ON charge OF
embe22Iing $l,4OO from the govern
mrnt
The powers are giving no support To
the American stand on the indemnity
question, and are still unwilling to
yield.
Under date Of May %, 1t Is reported
that General Cables is likely 10 sur
render with his iusurgent forces very
soon.
Dawson is TO have government ad-
L.. a.