The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-30


u is said that Al it.hour faro game
iiaep was lost ~ a capitalist m New
YORK. Who 10 one ~ the magnatss ~
| the steel trust
! W 10 April u there had been forty.
one cases ~ 1uhOnic plague among the
PERSONS under military and naval control
/ m Cane COLONY
The threatened strike In the plants Of
/ the American sheet steel Company ~
McKeesport Pa, has been avoided and
the trouble IL settled.
/ II IL said that tho Argentine Govern.
ment Is alarmed over the announcement
I that chile has opened several strategic
passes through the Andes
/ Late DISPATCHES from General Kitchc-
ner snow that the British are still act.
i've in South Africa several captures
having been recently made.
OriHka Wor1en. the actress, is suing
for an absolute divorce. II IL said she
viii marry a millionaire broker OF Wall
street when she is again free.
Baron Fava, late italian ambassador
20 the United States, has been placed
On the retired list and Marquis Carbo-
maria appointed his successor.
John Barrett eN-Minister to SIAM has
been appointed delegate to attend the
Pdn-American Exposition to be held In
the City OF Mexico next october.
The admiralty court appointed TO in
Nesugate the collision of Empress of ia
ran and the bark Able Palmer have fix
ed the blame on the former vessel
IT has been given out by Irving NJ.
Scott that California wines will be used
in christening the Milwaukee and all the
ships built by the Union Iron Works.
President Schwab Of the Edgar Thomp-
son steel works in Braddock. Pa, has
won the hearts of the factory men by
generous distribution of benefactions
\ nj
fields between vigilantes and claim
jumpers Two men We're mortally
wounded in pitched battle last week.
A bakers strike in New York last week
caused much suffering among the poor,
the price of bread being doubled. Only
five bakeries were in operation on
Arril IS.
A snowslde in Colorado last week
swept a train from the track and buried
the coaches under a mountain of snow
and ice. Three men were killed and four
injured
The first wedding and nuptial mass
known to have taken place in a convent
in the United States occurred in the
Convent of the Sisters of Ursula. in New
York. last week.
An organized gang of bicycle thieves
has been broken up by the San Jose
Iclice officers. The gang maintained a
repair shop and confessed to having
stolen sixty wheels.
The vessel Caithness, which passed at
Victoria, carried the smallpox to Port
Townsend. Carelessness is alleged and
the captain and quarantine officials have
been severely criticized.
1t Is said that the anarchists Of Pater-
son. N. j., have organized a conspiracy
to murder the Emperor Of Germany, the
Car of Russia, the King and Queen of
Italy and the Count Of Turin.
The Trans-Continental Passenger AS
ISOLATION has abandoned it's reduced rates
policy on the ground that wealthy trav-
ellers constantly take advantage of the
rates intended for settlers only.
General Samuel Pearson, the Boer Off
Ger who, was refused a writ of injunction
to prevent the expectation of mules from
New Orleans for the British army, has
sent an appeal direct to President Nc
Kinley.
The story of the fire in Picking has been
confirmed, Count Won Waldersee and his
staff having escaped in their night cloth
ing The suspicion of ncendiarism is not
borne out, though it is said that intense
feeling exists.
quarantine was placed on the West
crn Reserve Academy at Hudson, Ohio,
for smallpox, and a guard placed around
the college, but the students armed
themselves and broke through, the off,
GERS being helpless to resist.
A gang of laboring men at work near
Guadalajaro, Mexico, recently discovered
800, 900 in silver bullion at the bottom of
an old well. The treasure is supposed to
have been deposited there by the Span
iards after the evacuation of the City of
Mexico