The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-03
WHITNEY & MARSH. LTD.
HONOL ULU, n. |.

VIM. II. Pope of Santa Fe has been
/ appointed special attorney for the Pueb-
10 Indians.
Sailors are scarce on Puget Sound and
the boarding house keepers are reaping
a harvest.
big fight is being made against the
masters of Chinese slave girls in San
Francisco.
The Illinois Central machinists have
struck for nine-hour a day limit and
| higher wages.
Arthur Rast, a penniless young man
of Riverside, Cal, has fallen heir to
fortune in Illinois.
| Two hundred persons met death In the
wreck of the Turkish transport Arlan,
off Constantinople.
| The Treasury at Washington is wor
RED by the Wall street stock boom,
which is alarming.
Chief Sullivan of the San Francisco
Fire Department Is to go to fires in an
automobile hereafter.
| John NJ. Clark. the Chicago magnate,
| has admitted that there is to be tele-
phone combine formed
1t is rumored in Salt Lake City that
James Hill is backing Senator Clark in
his railroad enterprise.
1t is said that deep distrust prevails
in Germany in regard to Italy's new
friendship with France
Ernest Seton Thompson, the writer of
animal stories, will give a series of lee
lures in San Francisco
The bachelor debts of Prince Henry are
worrying Queen Wilhelmina, who says
he must pay them himself.
France is soon to remove many troops
from China. Foreign residents think
this action should be delayed.
Military operations in Manchuria have
| been resumed by the Cars forces and
activity Is renewed in Russia.
| 1t is said by those familiar with the
region that the tale of a hundred frozen
miners on the Yukon is a myth.
| The eight-footed horse of the Chicago
dime museum. after living forty-five
years, died last week Of old age.
1t is said that hundreds of bogus Chi
nese certificates have been sold from
| plate made in British Columbia.
| A London paper takes a hostile stand
against the United States, fearing the
danger of combine of great power.
Ii Hung Chang has been sharply rep
rimanded in an edct which holds him
accountable for the German expedition.
e. V. Methever. convicted of murder
ing young girl at Los Angeles, is try
| ing to starve himself to death in his
cell.
| Thomas Mason, a prosperous Klondike
claim-owner. Is accused of having for
merly murdered his wife and child in
Oakland.
The widow of De Lesseps, who figured
in the financial scandals that stirred the
French political world. has again VEN
tured into society.
Napa and Sonoma counties are excited
over big oil discoveries and a new oil
center may be established in that sec.
ton of California.
A Hill special train recently broke the
| record by going from ST. Paul to Seattle
in forty-tive hours. at the rate of eighty
four miles to the hour.
The Reichstag has passed the copy
right bill which gives German authors
rights on dramatic and musical produce
tons from thirty to fifty years.
A letter has been received at Wash
ington from A. L. Lawshe, auditor of the
Philippines, in which no mention is
made of th' .lleged postal frauds.
Blanche Bates, the actress, pushed a
"masher' away from her on the street
In New York with such violence that he
was thrown upon the slippery pavement.
a Judgment note for large sum was
recently discovered in an ODD Bible in
New York, where it had been lost for
years.
King Edward has presented White
Lodge, one of the most desirable of the
royal residences, to Mrs. Hartman, an
American woman.
a resolution looking to peace. The ap-
pointment of Vannoffsky as Minister of
Education is regarded as a wise move
ment and will probably placate the tur-
bulent youths.
The Wichita, Kas., Indians are greatly
excited and incensed over the killing of
one of their number by cowboys. The
Indian was shot by the cowboys for
skinning a COW while still alive, the
cow having dropped from exhaustion.
The Oklahoma fast express was held
up and looted by three men last week.
They are supposed to have made a big
haul.
The famous hotel and bath house of
the Reno, New, mining days were burn
ed down last week. They will be re-
built
Fraud is alleged In the matter of free
distribution of seeds by the Agricultural
Department, II being claimed that
cheap grade of seeds have been furnish
ed by the contractors who supply the
Government.