The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-22

Gloomy outlook is reported IN British
trade circles
/ Arkansas reports sixteen deaths from
the late storm.
Peru has recently been violently shaken
by earthquakes.
JuUautst coal miners are being import
I'd from Denver
Several battaiions OF cavalry Will soon
leave for Manila.
The complications In Macedonia ind
cate trouble ahead,
san Diego will buy a water system
from the Spreckels.
y building trades council IL to be or
gGn2ed AZ San Jose.
The extra session Of the Senate ad-
urnel on March o.
Natural gas has been struck In the
State of Washington.
There has been Mohammcdan riot In
the city of Bombay.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, writer of popular
boys books, is dying.
/ Rufus Cummins Garland. a composer
/ Of sacred music, Is dead.
The Duchess Of Marlborough has snub-
bed the Prince Of Monaco.
! Emperor william was not seriously
wounded by his assailant.
New discoveries have been made among
! the tOmhs of Egypts Kings.
! Sybil Sarderson says she has neither
suicide nor marriage in view.
| Cleveland says his party must become
wholly Democratic to regain power.
| Anti-Jesuit riots have been causing
CONSERVATION in Portugals capital
| The Sacramento Legislature has had
fight over the sheep-grazlng question.
| Last years wine output in France was
| the create in quarter of century.
Lieutenant General Miles. with his
| staff, has gone to Cuba to inspect ports
The House of Commons will consider
an increase of King Edwards Civil List
Paris Gibson of Great Falls, Montana
has been elected to the United States
Senate.
Booker Washington entertains optimis-
tic sentiments for the future of the ne
gro race.
The British textile manufacturers may
unite to oppose the demands for shorter
hours of labor.
China may submit to the alienation OF
Nanchuria by the Russians. Japan may
forcibly object.
The California Legislature is to appro-
pirate money to erect statue to the late
Senator White.
Young Prince Luitpold OF Bavaria was
conEra tulated by the Kaiser on his eight
eenth birthday.
A Los Angeles hired man involved the
mother-in-law of his employer in an au-
tomobile wreck.
Earl, the California fruit shipper, has
purchased an interest in the Los Angeles
Evening Express.
washington are planning to break the
insurance monopoly.
1t is said that n number of Japanese
are in British Columbia with fraudulent
ma adjudication papers.
The United States has warned the Pc
king Government that secret concessions
| viii not be recognized.
William f. Fuller of Iowa has been
nominated to be Assistant Attorney Cen
eral of the United States
Mrs. Mckinley is in very poor health.
having suffered nervous strain
| through Inauguration week.
! President Mckinley and Secretary
Gage say the imposition OF the counter
valine duty was necessary.
| The Stanford University has recently
received package of Egyptian curios
for addition to its museum.
| According to the recent computation at
/ Washington, California stands first on
the list in the production OF sugar.
/ Charles e. Sprague, multimillionaire
and eX-Congressman from Massachu-
setts. Is now an inmate of Mclean In
sane Hospital at Waverley. His Con-
gtesslonal term has Just ended.
| Oarsman Ten Eyck is to face charges
preferred against him by the North
! American Athletic Order. mainly for re-
fusing to go to Paris without his part
ner.
AS the outcome of the railroad mag
|
roads will be built in Mexico and other
! improvements receive immediate atten-
| tion.
| The superintendent of Dubuque rail-
road has issued an order against drink
ing by any of its employees and specify
ing that debts must be paid without eX-
ception.
| Parliament has declined to make in
quiry regarding the retirement of Major
General Colville, who was sent back from
Africa for alleged incompetency by Lord
| Roberts.
Seventy-five sailors on the cruiser AL
bany, off the Washington state coast
mutinied on account of lack of money
and liberty. They were put in irons and
subdued.
Franklin S. Walker, clerk OF the Lon
don and San Francisco Bank. who en-
bezzled large sum of money. was re-
leased at Seattle after being held for a
few days.
Fifteen hundred natives engaged in
riot at San Juan. Porto Rico, over a
trivial incident. attacking an American
school superintendent, who was rescued
! by troops.
( The Germans in China recently won a
brilliant victory, turning a large body of
Chinese out of n strong pass. suffering
no loss. and causing great CONSERVATION
among the Chinese, who sustained n
] heavy loss.
! The Philippine Commission mas eStap-
lished a government in Tayabus and
Colonel Gardener of the Thirtieth Volun-
teers has been appointed Governor All
the natives of the island joined the Fed
eral party.
! The cashier of the Michigan bank
which was suspended on account of a
disastrous run of depositors. has gone
insane from the effect of false accusa-
tons. His accounts have been found to
| be correct.
The California State prisons are not
to he investigated by the Legislature,
as before decided, friends of the admin
istration having passed resolutions to
the contrary.
/ Antoine Vital. the murderer. recently