The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

rbe Johns Hopkins endowment D. ns
ured.
Lc Steele. D. leading Paris paper ha.
failed.
The nunaio fair be- iIkely TO boz clos
"a on sundays.
King oscar of Sweden viii 1rbOu8ta
the Samoan claims
English troops viii probably stay iu
china until autumn.
Sir Edwin WntlUn AN English rail-.
way magnate &c dead.
An unpublished hymn by Long
fellow. has been found.
Cen Gras, Inventor Of the rife that
bears his name. Is dead.
There are thirteen cases OF smallpox
ON the 4. $. monitor Monterey
4 plan Is on foot to make Miles the
Democratic candidate for President.
Major VIM. Monaghan, volunteer pay
master, died of heart disease at Ma
Mia.
Portuguese monks near Oporto de-
Tended themselves from a mob with
guns.
Gen. McClurg, head OF the publish
ing house of a. c. McClurg & Co, Is
dead.
Emperor Francis Joseph has donated
1000 crowns to establish an art gal
lery at Prague.
/ woman. pronounced dead in a hos
pital at Evansville, Ind, was returned
to life by salt injection.
/ The British War Office has ordered
officers or soldiers displaying the white
flag to be court-martialled.
/ The Naval Militia of the Eastern
Coast has lost interest in its work and
will omit the annual cruise.
The gold returns from the Auckland
gold fields for the past three weeks
show a total of E46,11 12s sd.
| The Japanese press sharply criticizes
Minister Conger's attitude toward
missionary tribute expeditions.
Louisiana is making a search for
State bonds that have been missing
since the close of the Civil War.
Several artesian bores have been put
down in the far west Of Queensland
and good water has been struck.
! Lorenzo Martinson, an American, for
merly with the Beers has been deport-
ed from Portuguese East Africa.
Miss Dorothy Studebaker was re-
quested to leave a Chicago hotel be-
cause she did a cakewalk in the par
llor.
The United States Supreme Court de-
clares unconstitutional the war reve-
nue. law imposing a tax on export bills
of ladng.
| A Brooklyn lecturer whose tongue
was removed for cancer first talked
his lectures into a photograph and will
sell the rolls.
A deceased Victorian left will on a
nf "a Of hi
box bequeathing all he left behind him
to his mother.
Mrs. lie Baron Johnson, wife of the
clergyman who eloped with Miss Hoff-
man of San Francisco, has brought an
action for divorce
The Government officer is much i'm
pressed by his inspection of the recent
tin discoveries near the Tarcoola gold
fields, South Australia.
Typhus fever is raging in the City OF
Mexico yellow fever has broken out in
Jamaica and plague has again appear
ed at Alexandria, Egypt.
The South Australian Government is
considering the advisability of preserv-
ing a record of the electors who vote at
the first Federal elections.
John G. Capers has been appointed
for the District of South Carolina. He
is an anti-Bryan Democrat.
The German forces in China find the
horses obtained from Oregon unruly
and hard to train, and altogether infe-
rior to the Australian horses.
The total value of metals and miner
ais exported from South Australia dur
ing the year 1900 was G43l, 2S9. Copper
represented eS7192O: silver and lead
G17.5?6, and gold ;e14,494.
The Russian Government has ap-
pointed a commission to settle the re-
organization of the administration of .
the Islam of Saghalien, in the Sea of
Okhotsll, and its penal settlements.
1t now seems certain that the Mar
luis of Headfort and Miss Rosie Boote, |
the actress, were married in March and .
have been staying quietly at the Hotel .
Folkestone, for three weeks
past.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Richie of st.
James Church, Philadelphia, has been
selected by the Duke of Newcastle as
editor of The Church Review, the
American edition of the English
Church Review.
The Anglican Diocese of Adelaide has
appointed a committee and organized
movement to raise during the next
hree years twentieth century fund
amounting to 100000. Considerable
promises have been received
The gold returns for the Auckland
district for the first quarter of the pres
mt year amount to eli6,GS6 Is 30. The
otal for the first quarter OF last year
vas Elii,SSS rs I'D, These figures show
IN increase for 1901 OF cI 7g7 lbs lOd
The Minister for Mines is OF opinion
hat many girls would find It to their
advantage to attend a School Of Mines,
IS the knowledge they would gain there
would qualify them FOR positions IN Of
lees ~ the large mining companies, '
New Yorgs fashionable olergymen