The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-26
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS

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The Chicago City Council is TO be
provided with chaplain
The Minnesota Legislature has pass
I'd Law making wife desertion q
felony.
a band Of Canadian tearhers is 60
ing to South Africa 10 Angiicize the
Beers.
Goldman. Sachs & Co. Of New York
shipped s250.o00 gold coin TO Holland
May II.
The proposition to transfer the
State capital from Harrisburg 70 Phila.
delphia has failed
All the swell clubs OF Boston are re
Quired. under special club liquor Law.
70 take out licenses.
Mrs. Botha has left South Africa
TO plead with Kruger TO influence the
Beers TO make peace
The experience OF the British Gov
eminent with its public telegraph
system has been improbable.
The Russian cruiser Novik. which
has been in process of construction ar
Dantzic, is virtually completed.
The first Stock Exchange organized
in the Asiatic domain OF the Car has
been opened at Tomsk. in Siberia
The destructive Jacksonville confia-
grafton is said to have started from
q defective electric wire in factory.
Hereafter onicago teachers are to
teach the meaning of words Uy a ply
steal demonstration or oral illustra-
ton.
Strikes, accompanied by street dis
orders. have broken out at St Peters
burg. The police have arrested 1872
persons.
A Chinese who has Just arrived from
declares that trafticking in
Office is worse than was ever known
in Peking.
A New York elocutionist has sued
a railroad company for $4,000 dam
ages for the loss of voice incurred in
an accident
King Alfonso of Spain for the first
time, took prominent par In the
grand maneuvers of the Madrid gar
rison May II.
Ten fresh cases of the bubonic
plague and three deaths from the dis
ease at Cape Town were onicially re-
ported May II.
The New York stock market has
been feverish and prices have fiuc-
tuated widely as the after effects of
last weeks panic.
The new sixteen inch rified gun
which is being built for the United
States Government will have a range
of twenty-one miles.
Jose Brache and Pipe Picardo have
surrendered to the Santo Domingo
Government. All of the revolutionary
chiefs are now prisoners.
The lrst practical work accomplish
ed by the new submarine boat has
been the location of coal barges wreck
ed in Long Island sound.
The Dominion Government has de-
cided to give bonus OF SIS per ton On
Canadian refined Ieads not exceeding
$4,000 in any one rear.
The recent panic created in the
New York market by the Northern
Pacific Railroad is the second in the
history of that corporation.
Window gardening is the latest
Partisan fad. and a society was recent
ly organized in the French capital to
encourage it among the poor.
The chief metal industries of Rus
STA, whichs embrace sixty-three diff
ferent firms, are about to consolidate
into one limited liability trust.
]. P. Morgan was reported May Is
as expecting to stay in Paris for sew
eral days. He will then sail for home
without returning to Alx-la-les-B aines.
The dispatches see INTO Indicate that
the danger to the financial situation
from the speculative collapse has been
greater in London than in New York.
The cultivation of cocoa in Trinidad
is one of the few industries that can
be relied upon to make handsome
return for the time and capital invest
ed.
Three of the principal gold mines
at johannesburg are open and operat-
ing on a large scale; but it requires
over a thousand troops to protect
them.
The employees of the First National
Bank of Chicago. of which Lyman j.
Gage was president, have been re
quested to have their photographs
taken
The French cruisers Du Chayla and
Pothumu have arrived at Tangier to
enforce the payment of indemnities
for the murder of Frenchman at
Kebdana.
Energetic efforts are being made to
unionize all workmen along the water
fronts of Tacoma and Seattle that dc
not belong to the sailors or longshore-
mems unions.
There can be no doubt that the
United States steam coal soon viii
take the place of the Welsh product
to a large extent as the fuel for the
navies in the East
The Admiralty is arranging for still
larger ships for the British navy
Next year three 1S.000-ton battle-ships
viii be constructed. at cost of al
least e1.250,000 each.