The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-26
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED


Illinois.
Two deaths have fesuIte- from Ia,
Madrid riots.
The Brit IN steamer Lucerne ~ ashor,
on Newfoundland.
Kidnapping has been made a capital
The 81. Louis Worlds Fair BIZ viii
, pass at this session.
Another attempt will be made to push
the Hawaiian cable bill
Many men are being discharged from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Senator Foraker will support Repre-
sentative Kahn's Chinese bill.
Actress Edith Talbot, playing at Bos-
ten, has been shot by an uhknoWn man.
sugar refinery In opposition to the
Sugar Trust Is to be buht IN Delaware.
The Virginia Legislature has taAeh
steps to wipe out the vote OF the negro.
civil service rules are to apply here
after In the Baltimore a Ohio railway.
Marshall S. Pike, the poet, singer and
actor, died in Massachusetts last week.
Russia has decreed Il heavier tariff
against certain imports from the United
States.
Prof Barrett Wendell OF Harvard VIII
lecture at Berkeley during the summer
session.
Senator Teller will try to prevent the
consideration of the subsidy bill at this
session.
An attempt is to be made by Western
managers to break the Eastern vaude-
vile trust.
The Arid Lands Committee in Con-
gress has approved the extension of the
Carey Act.
All the males of Grafsfontein, Cape
Colony, have been arrested for aiding
the Beers.
The California and Alhambra Thea
tiers are to be run under partnership
management.
The Springer baby who was kidnapped
was found in lumber camp in Hum
boldt county.
! The rumor that the Earl car line has
been sold to Armour and Company has
been confirmed
King Edward. Queen Alexandra anu
other members of the Royal family have
gone to Windsor.
United States Attorney F. l.. Coombs
of the First District of California has
rendered his resignation.
| 1t has been announced that Judge Car
roll Cook will wed Mrs. Bessie Grim
Herold of San Francisco.
| If Justice Gray retires from the Su-
preme Court, son of Oliver Wendell
Holmes may succeed him.
| The last preparations are being made
for the big Eastern steel deal. The cap
ital is said to be $500, 100000.
Professor C. A. Duniway of Stanford
University is to be married to Miss Car
oline NJ. Gushing of Oakland.
Moritz Hermann, prestidigltator, is
dead at Berlin He was the nephew and
successor of the great Hermann.
| Two shippers, one from Massachusetts
and the other from Chicago, are to race
across the Atlantic in open boats.
Fifteen masked women broke into
| depot saloon at Atchison, Kas. and de-
lstroyed "A lot of whisky and beer.
| "A widow of San Francisco has filed a
charge of theft against her admirer
who, she says, took away her purse.
On February IS Chief of Police VIM.
S. Devery of New York retired, the re-
cent difficulties having been patched up.
Colonel Peter s. Niche, professor of
the Department of Natural and Expert
mental Philosophy at West Point, IS
dead.
The Jeffres- Rubin fight was called Off
and the forfeit money paid to the man.
layers. The fight may take place in San
Francisco.
! The fruit-growers of California have
demanded a six-day to Chicago and eight
days to New York transportation for
shipments.
Fourteen carloads OF men, women and
children have arrived in California as
the advance guard of colonists and
lhcmeSeekerS.
Prince Henry of Prussia has arrived at
Cronberg to visit his mother, the EN-
press Frederick, whose condition is fair
~ satisfactory.
Federal prison at Leavenworth. Kas., for
|defrauding the Government, has been
refused a release.
Evidence has come to light that there
is an organized band of Chinese Snug
glers in Portland Maine several off
c'als being implicated
1t has been decided by Judge AcheSon
OF the United States Court that United
States marshals do not require war
rants to make arrests
Recently number of bodies of Chi
nese We're shipped from San Jose labeled
bones" and were directed to China. AT
San Francisco they were detected
TWO Oakland burglars broke into a
restaurant, dined on oysters and wine
robbed the till, and escaped through the
front door as the police came in at the
back.
VIM. Paats. head of one OF the leading
firms of New York, committed suicide by
throwing himself between two heavy
wagons. He had lost heavily in a wool
speculation.
A Dresser. Ind, dispatch says: Mrs.
John Jordan, who lived three miles north
of here. is dead from paralysis. She
weighed 66 pounds and was the mother /
of thirteen children.
Admiral Schley's supporters opposed
the compromise which confirmed the
Presidents list of officers to be advanced
and suggesting that Admirals Schley and
Sampson be given the rank OF Vice Ad-
mral.
Judge William II. Holt, United States
District Judge for the district of Porto /
Rico, has decided that the executive /
council of Porto Rico is not more sub /
ject to Injunction than the Senate of the !
United States.
A panic was caused in Oakland by the ,
initiation ceremonies of the Sentinels of
the Universe. Five pistol shots were fir
ed in the Ghost rite 10 shock the candi-
there a
street until the police solved the matter.
The news from Singan Flu, the seat .
OF the Chinese court, continues to be
bad. 1t is evident that the Dowager
Empress is again listening TO her anti .
foreign Ministers. A telegram was re-
ceived from her Thursday, refusing TO .
infict capital punishment on the Off +
Gals whose deaths have been demand
ed, except in the cases OF Prince Chwang
and iu Hslen. The spirit of the tee- .