The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-04

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George Adrian % N.r-aI merchant.
was shot by his cuok Walter Moran.
uu MAY ..i, 900 disput" over wages.
Adrian was not seriously hurt ills
assulluut was arrested.
The northern boundary uf the state
~ Washington w. 20 b" re-"stublishcd.
By this means Washington VIII secure
additional territory. which VIII include
valuable mineral properties
NJ LEnfant. the French explorer
has just returned 10 Paris from Africa.
He succeeded In reaching Gaya, In
northwestern Africa. The country, he
says. Is marvelously fertile.
Seemingly reliable information from
Washington says that George r. Cor
tclyou. President McKinley's private
secretary, will soon be promoted pas
sibly to "A cabinet position.
on account OF evidence OF unsteadl-
ness, the Rank OF Endowment,
knights of Pythias Of Milwaukee, has
ordered an investigation of the insur-
anCe department of the order.
The names of five cadets who were
given the extreme penalty for hazing
have been made public. Their dismissal
has been declared final. They Will go
to Washington to ask for restoration.
1t is said by United States Immlgra-
tion Commissioner Healy, of the State
of Washington, that the Chinese pass
over the northern American border, in
either direction, absolutely unchecked.
Two counterfeiters were captured at
San YgnaCiO, near FL Paso. on the 23d
of last month. The gang to which
they belonged has been making Am
erican dollars with marvellous fidelity.
Colonel T. +. Barr lately stationed
at Chicago, has been appointed to sue
coed General G.. Norman Letter, retir-
ed, as judge advocate general, with
the rank of brlgadier general. at Wash
ington.
Another case of brutal hazing is re-
ported from Madison. Wis. a student
was thrown into a rocky lake with his
hands and feet tied. and was severely
rescued.
George II. Phillips, of Chicago, sold
100000 bushels of corn in the pit last
week at prices ranging from AZ to As
cents. His profits. 100000, he said.
We're mot so much when you consider
the expenses"
A German-American, naturalized In
the United States, has been compelled
To serve in the German army. His
parents. who wanted to keep him at
home, assisted the military authorities
in OBTAINING him.
The Princess of Chimay has been de-
clared a spendthrift and incapable of
managing her own property, and a
Chicago court has appointed her uncle,
r. r.. Lyons, to manage her estate, I'M
der 500 600 bonds.
Reginald Vanderbilt. son of the late
Cornelius Vanderbilt has been refused
admission into the Skull and Bones,
and the Scroll and Key. He was the
last of fifteen seniors to be elected to
Wolfshead the least important of
Yale's upper class fraternities.
Captain f. j. Burrows and Lieuten-
ant Frederick Boyer, charged with
selling government property in the
Philippines, have both been convicted
and sentenced. Both are to be dis
honorably discharged and imprisoned
the former for five years and the lat
ter for one wear