The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-29

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cadet Macarthur says his hhslnE ~
West Point was rtuei
.govcfnof Mount ~ Indiana ditf
suddenly ON January i1th
furious wind storm has been rag'
ing about the Great Lakes,
y. 4. Stllwell Of 10 paso has rail-.
road franchise to cross sonora
Miss Claire Kelly was chosen queen
~ the ~ pasu winter carnival
The Philippine Commission II az work
| upon municipal bill for Manila.
The President is well enough to drive
ont and will soon receive visitors.
/ Recent cablegrams state that the
. trade outlook In Germany In gloomy.
Fred Dubois, Senator-elect from Ida
no, announces himself az Democrat.
Articles OF agreement viii be signed
| for fight between Mccoy and Shar-
key.
The United states torpedo boat
/ Bailey made thirty knots on her trial
/ run.
/ II IL reported that the Southern Pa
cific will lay n second track TO San
Jose.
Mrs. Maria T. Benigan, a millionaire
phlanthropist of Providence, X. l.. Is
dead
Ninety new engines have just been
ordered for the Southern Pacific Com
pany.
Harry n. Pillsbury, champion chess
player of America, has married in chi
cago.
John Elton Childs, one OF California's
pioneers, died recently in San Luis
| Obispo
The performance OF Mascagni's lie
Maschere" at Rome was an enormous
success.
c. b. Mills, an English racing ac-
countant, is in New York to buy race
matrons.
A New York announcement of January
Sth states that sugar prices have again
advanced.
The defendants in the case Of the
Paterson mill girl murder have pleaded
not guilty.
A million gallon reservoir is to be
University.
Steel manufacturers, meeting In
New York have decided not to adj
vance prices.
The President has signed the bill
making IA new apportionment of Rep
resentatives.
Walden, eX-convict accountant of
San Quentin prison, stole $3.50 worth
of grain bags.
Charles A. Moore has been reelected
president of the American Protective
Tariff League.
subsidy bill amendment providing for
an income tax.
General Leonard F. Ross, who served
with distinction in the Mexican and
civil wars, is dead.
There is a scarcity of fruit cars in
Southern California, causing much
anxiety to the growers.
A strike in the Nixon shipyards at
Elizabeth, New Jersey, may delay ma
val and private contracts.
1t is stated that prosecutions may
follow the failure of the London and
Globe Finance Corporation.
The French Council of State has re-
jected Count Esterhazys appeal
against the decree of cashierment.
Miss Alta Rockefeller was married to
Il. Prentice Parmalee, Chicago law
yer. The wedding was quiet one.
on January IS, the American SUI
gar Refining Company reduced all
grades of refined sugar ten points.
The propeller City of Louisville burn
ed to the waters edge at Benton,
Mich. A Waterman was incinerated.
1t is rumored that Aguinaldo visit
ed his mother in Cavite province, and
narrowly escaped capture in a round
up
The Republican Senators have decid-
| ed not to set day at present for the
consideration of the Nicaragua canal
bill.
An eclipse expedition is to be sent
out by the University OF California to
lions.
! 1t is reported that Earl Cadogan
may resign as Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land to accept Governorship General
of India.
J A Stanford junior who too strongly
condemned the University management
was thrown into a pond by his fellow
students.
Dr. Branner of Stanford University
defends the recent dismissals, and says
INSTRUMENTATION in the faculty must be
suppressed.
Tom L. Johnson, the American capt.
talist, has bought an English under
ground railroad
The editor of the Stanford comic pa
per Chaparral, is in danger of expul-
sion for an outspoken reply to pro-
fesSor'S criticism.
demand back pay for work done the
/. government on a ten-hour basis under
an eight-hour law.
: Yale graduates propose that the
bones of Elihu Yale, which are in
tered at Mexhon Wales, be removed
to the Yale campus
! Two Boston girls who We're infatuat-
ed with each other, when parted, met
with sad fateS. One killed herself, and
the other went insane.
The engineer and fireman on a New
York engine recently had "A struggle for
life with a mailman who had climbed
! into the cab at a station.
A resolution memorializing Congress
to investigate the charges against Gov
ernor Noyes of Alaska was passed by
the California Legislature.
The live stock convention in session
of Salt Lake City strongly oppose the
Grant bill, and characterize it as a
species of class legislation.
: Admiral Casey has started west to
meet Admiral Kautz, and will assume
. command of the Pacific Station, with
the battleship Iowa as flagship.
Major Walker and the crew of the
5 Revenue cutter Grant, descended on
Waldron Island and captured twenty
+, two contract Japanese. A British sloop
in which the laborers were carried was
seized.
| The Franchise bill was protested
against strongly in the California Leg
: isature, and the measure was delayed