The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-10
Hoods Sas-sapas.iMa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. The earlier treatment is begun
the better - begin II today.

I
DR.. Barton and designed to carry three
hour
The Beers in Kroonstad district cap
tured twenty-five men of the Prince of
Wales Light Horse, whom they stripped
of their horses and accoutrements and
then liberated.
The Governor of Kansas, who offered
to give n solid silver mug to all triplets
born during his administration, regrets
his promise. He has already given fif-
teen cups away.
Col. Pumer's force captured a small
laager of 450 Beers, including the Trans
vaal state engineer, Munick, who plan
ned the destruction of the Johannesburg
mines last year.
Under date of April 81 it is reported
from Washington that Cuba will accept
the terms offered and that the commits
sion were very much satisfied with their
visit to the capital.
The report that a bouquet 100 feet in
circumference will be presented to Pres
ident Mckinley On his Western trip, has
caused London paper to comment on
American vulgarity."
Admiral Remey on the flagship Brook
| Ign has arrived at Melbourne. He will
represent the United States Government
at the opening of the first session of the
Australian Parliament.
| General Gaselee, the British command
err at Picking, his officers and the entire
English contingent, gave farewell en-
tertainment to the American officers on
the eve of their departure. Speeches
were made by Generals Gaselee and
Chaffee only.
Captain Chase and detachment of
Twentieth Infantry surprised the camp
of the Filipino General Cables, and al
most captured him. Ammunition, stores
and documents were taken. Cables has
been guilty Of cruel violations of the
rules of civilized warfare.
Herr Mercke, a millionaire cruising in
his yacht, and Herr Caro-, his private
secretary, were recently murdered by ma
tives of the Island of New Britain, off
Papua. Caro's body was eaten. Emper-
or William has ordered the cruiser Hau-
sa to the Islands to avenge the murder.
King Edward is making a systematic
attempt to pay off all his old debts. Bar
on Hlrsch held s35O,O0O sterling of the
Kings acceptances when he died, and
under his last instructions the widow
cancelled them. 1t is estimated the
Kings debts are abount $500, 600. which
Sir Ernest Cassel is paying off.
The Seattle grain companies have con-
solidated. \
A wheat boom is on in the State of
Washington.
Inc anticipated May lay rlOtS III
France did not occur.
General Josiah Howell, a pioneer of the
West, died on April 80.
Minister Conger was welcomed by great
crowds at Des Moines.
1t is said that Venezuela has renewed
her relations with France.
The Crown Princess of Japan has been
safely delivered of a son.
Good rains have cheered the farmers
of the San Joaquin valley.
The Italian bark Natalie Suitpo is
ashore on the Florida coast.
II. NJ. S. Condor, with yellow fever
aboard, has reached Victoria.
King Edward may buy Nine. Adelina
PATHS castle in South Wales.
The Hunt Brothers cannery at hay
wards will be rebuilt at once.
May Day was tremendously observed
at the Sacramento street fair.
Thirty-fve persons We're burned in a
Bombay cotton press recently.
Firemen at Los Angeles saved a store
house and 100000 feet of lumber.
dividend of 2la per cent has been
paid by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
p. j. Dineen, San Francisco pioneer,
died in Seattle at the age of 60 years.
Col. George l. Gillespie succeeds Gen.
John II. Wilson as chief of engineers
An epidemic of highway robbery is ter
roriZing the people of Butte, Montana
Congressman Crump of Michigan died
at his home in West Bay City, May !.
great electrical display signalled the
opening night of the Buffalo Exposition.
Tyrrell Hamlin, '02, has been elected
captain of the Berkeley University nine.
Chief Maguinna of Nootka, the leading
chief of the British Columbia coast, is
dead.
The reward of 5000 for the body of
Pat Grove, dead or alive, has been with
drawn.
A Seattle man was recenay buried UNI
der sixteen feet OF sand by boiler eX-
plosion.
A combined harvester in fun operation |
is to be shown President Mckinley at
Stockton.
w. Bayard Cutting, Jr., the American |
diplomat, has welded Lady Sybil Cuffe |
In London,
Mrs. Fiske is to fight the theatrical
trust In New York and have theater
OF her own,
Samuel b. Murray, the millionaire pat
ent medicine manufactures, died at his
home In Toledo,
Col Wallace Randolph, the new chief
of artillery. has begun his duties at the
War Department
W, +, Davidson the civil engineer who
laid out the route OF the Union Pacific
N dead
Mobs OF the unemployed recently
raidod the bread booths OF the markets
n Lomherg, ualiciA,
II h reported that the Chinese indem.
nlly loan viii be guaranteed By Russia
and fioatcd IN America,
A reduction OF one pound sterling per
ton in south staffofdshire marked iron
y aa announced recently,
Norris Humphrey, for t~oniy-nyo years
1 leading business man ~ Lincoln. Ne
lTaska, committed syielas,
II 10 reported tbs usrmans hAys select
q a concession M Canton. ana that poe.
session will 10 iAksn soon
Tbs comnlitss " Ministers al Fekias
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