The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-25
NEWS or WORLD
CONDENSED

Nr 81 hluIoy o. improving
Vallejo b. to have q \. Al. G. a. build.
ing.
striking tralnmcn are riotlng at Port
land. Mc.
unlon Pacific shares are moving up
ward again.
sharp Nose. the bloodthrsty Arapahoe
chief. is dead.
The matter Of Chinese indemnity will
be settled soon.
Ex-Governor Pingree OF Michigan is
sick In London.
The London bank rate has been reduc-
ed to . per cent.
Nothing new has developed In the Mo
doc lynchlng case.
Surgeon Days suicide was caused by
heavy financial losses.
The jubilee convention of the Y. NJ.
c. a. Is being held in Boston.
Evelyn S. Baldwin sails from London
for the North Pole on June 20.
G. Arthur Pearson, the English pub
Usher, has arrived in New York.
Tom Johnson will not run for Governor
Of Ohio on the Democratic ticket
On June 13 seven deaths occurred in
Chicago from heat and humidity.
Chinese are crossing the northern
United States border, unhindered.
Eddie Guerin, the famous Chicago
crook, has been arrested in Paris.
The Butte and Boston smelter at Butte,
Montana, has resumed operations.
New chairs in Columbia and Princeton
Universities have been established.
The rumor that seven Americans were
killed at Tien-Tsn on June Is untrue.
Costly additions are to be made to the
insane asylum at San Bernardino, Cal.
British courts have compelled liuuida-
ton of the British America corporation.
The Southern Industrial Convention at
Philadelphia was an unqualified success.
piano trust, comprising twenty-eight
manufacturers, is in process of forma-
ton.
The trial of w. H. Happle. accused of
embezzling funds at Manila, is in prog
ress.
There is great distress among the Pima
Indians on the Sacton reservation, Ari-
zona-
The Union Pacific intends shortening
the time between San Francisco and Chi !
cago.
The British-American Corporation has
been declared insolvent by the courts of |
London. |
German wooden mills are closing, owing |
to the falling off in the value of their
products.
Glasgow University has conferred the
honorary title of LID. upon Andrew ,
Carnegie.
The Railway Trackmen's Union has
ordered strike on the Canadian Pacific
Railway.
Captain William II. Wilhelm died in
Luzon on June Ii from wounds received |
in action.
1t is now said that more than eighteen
men were entombed in the Port Royal,
Pa, mine.
nj, u,,oro,, nroo-o .,rdt,ota h,, r,,r |
chased all the street railway lines of To-
ledo, Ohio
George Bier, a brewer OF Butte, shot !
at an employe recently and then tried to
kill himself.
The next convention of Modern Wood
men of America will be held In Indian
apolis in 1903.
Otto Klein of Redlands has disappear
ed, leaving many creditors. He was a
Kate Fernando, a blind squaw who
lives near Redding, saved herself from
being burned alive last week by running
10 a creek near her shanty and jumping
INTO a pool of water.
ed, and given it to his widow.
William Davis, a Walla Walla boot
black. shot his sweetheart, Effie Ha-
worth, on the 18th inst. because of jeal-
busy. Her recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. j. j. Redpath of Montreal shot and
silled herself and son. Clifford Redpath,
n that city on June 10. Insomnia caused
Ter mind to become unbalanced.
Elder, Dempster & Co. offer to pay the
travelling expenses OF the official dele
gates of any British trades unions will
ng to go to the United States to study
American trade methods.
Ex-Postmaster General John Wanna
maker has been defeated in his fight for
street railway franchises in the city of
Wanamaker offered $780,
100 for the rights
Major w. II. Daily, chief surgeon on
he staff Of Gen. Miles In Porto Rico. and
luthor of the embalmed beef charges,
suicide at Pittsburg, Pa,
wing to insomnia.