The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-25
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

has died of heart trouble.
The fishing schooner Wonola. of
Seattle, Is wreck off Ahousett,
Alaska.
Tecumseh Mcclure an aged and ia
nous Chickasaw Indian, is dead.
The Boston strike Is in the way of
final settlement.
Ex-Governor Altgeld had an impos-
ing public funeral at Chicago.
At last accounts blizzard was
brewing in Wyoming
Eighty members were present in New
York at the Phi Kappa Sigma dinner.
St Gauden's statue OF General Sher-
man may be set up near Grants tomb.
Charles w. Wheeler once a prOmi-
nent grain dealer OF Chicago, is dead.
Dressmakers will meet at Chicago TO
organize a national union.
The Senate has ratified the provi-
siuns of The Hague peace convention.
The wife of Poultney Bigelow, the
noted author, will sue him for divorce.
". A. Rodenbcrg has resigned from
the national civil service commission.
A demonstration by students in
odessa caused a riot, in which two
were killed.
Senators Hanna and Berry had a hot
argument in the Senate over the ship
subsidy bill.
General Hughes viii succeed General
/ Young In command OF the Department
Of California.
/ The Danish house of parliament has
/ approved the treaty Of sale 70 the
| United States.
An attempt was made To blow up
| the house OF Mayor Byrne, of Spokane,
with dynamite
The production of Bessemer steel last
year was the greatest in the history
/ Of the industry.
/ Senator German may be elected
chairman of the Democratic Congress
sional committee.
/ King Edward held brilliant recep-
/ ton at which all the foreign powers
| We're represented.
[ Ouray Colorado. had pink" snow
/ fall. caused probably by u mixture of
snow with red sand.
Democrats in the House Will caucus
| to decide upon plan of action rela-
/ tive to the Boer war.
Mrs. Coils +. Huntington has given
quarter of a million dollars to found
! a laboratory at Harvard.
The bill providing for new system
of weights and measures will probably
be adopted by Congress.
The Madrid correspondent of the
London Standard says Premier Sagasta
| is being elbowed out of office.
| The House has passed the postal APP
preparation bill, carrying with 1t the
il Is reported that Princess Alice OF
Albany will marry the Crown Prince
| of Germany. Frederick william.
| In the agreed-upon exclusion Dill
Chinese are prohibited from coming
| from the Philippines to Hawaii
! Bryan is lobbying at Washington for
/ the passage of the bill for the cleo
| ton of Senators by popular vote.
There is likely to be a shake-up in
/ the Federal immigration service. and
Commissioner Powderly will retire
| A bill is to be Introduced in Congress
/ for the payment of all bills incurred in
! the illness and burial Of Mckinley.
/ Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore. is
preparing to go to Rome, in eXpecta-
| ton of the approaching death of Pope
Leo.
! The strike situation in Boston is still
unsettled, though thousands of strikers
are making a rush to secure their old
places.
General Funston called upon Presi-
dent Roosevelt in Washington. He may
be given an assignment in the United
States.
Jim Younger, the former outlaw,
wants to get married, but cannot. be-
cause under the Minnesota laws he is
legally dead.
Portraits of Mrs. Roosevelt and
Alice Roosevelt have been painted by
NJ. Theobold Chartran, and will be ex-
hibited in Paris.
1t is reported that Congressman Lit
tlefeld, of Maine, will be a candidate
for speaker in the House in opposi-
ton to Henderson.
Because of disturbances. Spanish
soldiers, who have recently completed
their terms of service, have been or
dered to stay with the colors.
An earthquake and volcano is report
ed from Alaska. The town of kenai
on Cooks Inlet, is said to have been
covered with ashes from the eruption
Chief Willlie, OF the United States
secret service. says the charge against
Baron Won Holleben, the German en-
bassador is simply an attempt al
blackmail.
The government forces have suffered
severe reverses in Colombia, and q
large number are reported 10 have been
killed in a recent engagement with the
insurgents at Aqua Dulce.