The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-10
NEWS OF WORLD
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churIa.
Apache Kido Is said 70 have been ex.
ecuted
a trolley il to connect Tacoma and
Seattle
More antI-Jewish trouble Is reported in
AiEiers.
a big raisin combine has been effected
IN Fresno.
II Is said that France may float the
Russian loan.
Tolstoi, being banishcd from Russia, is
to live In Paris.
The Cudahy case went to the jury In
Omaha on April "a.
Three rag-pickers were suffocated In a
Chicago fire recently.
The widow of former Governor Fenton
OF New York is dead.
on May Secretary Gage bought 10000
short tours at sll3,l23.
Two OF the entombed miners at Auro-
ra, Mo, were rescued.
Carrie Nation complains that there is
no sunlight in her cell.
Vice President Roosevelt Is going on a
fishing expedition in Maine.
The Irish opera, 1.-The Emerald Isle,"
has been approved in London.
jefferson, the actor, says he will not
retire from the stage while his powers
last.
A report from Alaska states that n
snowslide at Sunrise, Alaska, killed
twenty-five men.
Governor Gambler of Georgia denies the
published statements of his utterances
at Savannah on the negro question.
English actors and actresses, including
Sir Henry Irving, have cen recently
criticized severely for indistinct enuncia-
ton.
Thirty thousand people attended the
ff,1o I~vy A y,rn & nar
rler pigeons were to be released on the
day of the opening to carry the news
broadcast.
Smallpox is reported in the Fresno
county Jail.
Numerous strikes are reported in the
Eastern States.
Oil has been discovered in the State
of Washington.
Capital punishment has again become
a law in Colorado.
Great depression Is reported In the
British iron trade.
The Holiness General Assembly is in
session at Chicago.
Twelve hundred machinists of Buffalo
are likely to strike
Waldersee's policy has been denounc-
ed by Great Britain.
The torpedo boat Barney on her trial
trip made 29.3 knots.
sitIll Nl'iNlHltS ltll lIlt Capital oii
April % for his Western trip.
Manuel Argueso, a sugar merchant of
Porto Rico, has failed for $4,000
Recent storms in North Dakota blew
the wheat crops out of the ground,
The Zenith Paper Company's plant at
Duluth was totally destroyed by fire.
1t is reported the Albanians in old Ser
via are committing wholesale atrocities
Rome is preparing a silver cradle for
t,l b.ai. tE tIt.A Of Col
The American Express Company in
Paris has been robbed of $1,000 by burg
lars.
The Chicago Building Trades League
has been organized with membership
of Is, 600.
Ex-Governor Hogg of Texas has made
three millions in rich oil and iron ore
lands.
Nineteen Porto Ricans recently arrived
courses.
Job Cropping. a Houston, Tex, florist,
his wife and three children were burned
to death.
The Chinese display deep reverence
for the executed officials of the Tsung-
li-Yamen. ....A ."'
The ottawa Mohawk Indians are to
have newspaper printed in their own
language.
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the British war loan amount to
G24, 200, 900.
The daughter of Paul De Longpre, the
celebrated artist, has eloped with a
French architect.
The Marconi Company has applied for
British licenses for their wireless teleg-
raphy operations.
Herbert Spencer celebrated his S1st
birthday on April q and has completed
his autobiography.
A site will be purchased next month in
London for a new palace to be erected
by the Marlborough.
1t is claimed that a German amateur
photographer has discovered the secret
of photographing in colors.
Orth Stein, a rogue of national reputa-
ton, died in New Orleans He was "A
murderer. forger and cheat.
The agricultural viuages of England
are becoming depopulated through the
people drifting into the big cities.
The President has appointed Edward
b. Jordan collector of internal revenue
for the First District of New York.
Ii Hung Chang has thanked Commits
soner Rockhill for lue American stand
in the matter of fixing the indemnity
loaded pistol was by mistake used
in drama in a Chattanooga theater
and the villain in the play was shot dead.
The Pope regrets the anti-Christian at
titude of newspapers in many countries
and has offered prayers for their editors.
The silk-weaver strikers of Paterson,
New Jersey, upon being enjoined to keep
the peace, melted others to commit vio-
lence
A dispatch from Tangier says the
French commercial attache recently sold
100000 rifles TO the Shereefian Govern
ment.
1t is said that the price OF diamonds is
to go up and that Cecil Rhodes Is now
on his way TO London to fix ...e market
value.
There is great oil craze in Texas.
The Standard OIL Company is said to
have secured control of the shipping ia
cilities.
The revolt In Algiers Is said to be due
to IA desire TO STAY all foreigners Arab
rebel prisoners are being brought into
Algiers.
The entire gold production OF Cripple |
Greek district. Colorado. up TO the end
Of April shows u grand total OF over