The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-11

NEWS TOLD
IN BRIEF

The escaped oregon convicts are still
at large.
MI. Pelee is still active but doing no
damage.
War among steel trust magnates is
threatened.
NJ. Pelee is blamed for the lack Of
rain In India.
Governor Van SAINT Of Minnesota has
been renominated.
Laura Biggar, actress -heiress, Is in a
private sanitarium.
General Cronje has taken the oath Of
allegiance to England.
Russian troops fired on a st. Peters
purg mob, killing many
Senator Eltins spoke in Congress agi-
tating cuban annexation.
Mrs. Carrie Nation Is to join the
| Dowie colony in Chicago.
Cape Haytien Is being bOmbarded by
rebels according to report.
a strike on the Union Pacific threat
I ems to tie up the railroad
Lillian Langtry's daughter was mar
| ried to Ian Malcolm in London.
Rains In the middle west caused dam
age which may reach into millions.
A reluterment of the remains of Jesse
James was made at Kearney, Mo.
Waldorf Astor may marry Lady
/ Edith Nilliers, daughter Of an earl.
ne IillllHltf Dlll DtHHtu ploNlilIB
! a civil government for the islands.
Three Oakland men were indicted on
a charge of defrauding the county.
Governor Cages libel suit against the
| Can will be tried in san Francisco.
The new battleships of the Navy De-
partment will be of immense tonnage.
Tn" L. s S. Brooklyn has started for
England with Lord Pauncefote's body.
Bandits surrounded and killed two
III. f...a Ia. fFa.r
them.
Mechanics and farmers of Europe are
to be brought to New England for col
uniZatiou.
Big trees in Tuolumne county, Cali
fornIa are said to be in danger from
forest fires.
Ellis Island, the immigration station
al New York has been taken from po-
litical control.
As result of the adoption Of the
Philippines bill the force in the islands
Hll be reduced to 5000 men.
TIE car will hear two hundred OF
his subjects from all classes i'm order u
secure information to correct existing
evils.
John NJ. Burke, a retired New York
merchant, has given sf,0OO000 to found
hospital for convalesCcnts and sick
persons.
ut lllSl ttilH III lle dulili
strike has been reported from Wilkes
barre, where an Italian was killed by a
special.
There is another civil war in Hayti
and the gunboat Marietta has been or
dered to the scene to protect American
interests.
Ii is said that President Roosevelt
will call special session of Congress
before December to consider Cubar
reciprocity.
a four-days service from the Atlantic
to the Pacific oceans has been estab'
lished by the Rock Island and Penn
sylvania railroads.
, The government has sued those i'm
plicated in the New York silk fraud!
for 81, 500 900. out OF which II is alleged
the customs We're defrauded.
The Congressional investigating com
mittee reported that charges of briber!
in connection with the Danish West In
dies purchase were without foundation
Cannon, of the House Appropriation
! Committee, says the expenditures o
= last session We're s776,34s,3lS. The Dem
=, ocrats say that the figures are over
billion dollars.
General Wood has given an accoun
of his administration as governor o
p cuba, showing expenditures of $685.
in advocating reciprocity. Most of tn
money went to newspapers and period
icalS.