The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-19
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kUr Edward vIn yisit Ireland
Stool furniture VIII be Installed iu the
cruiser Baltimore.
coueree win adjourn from December
l0th io January 5th.
Senator Nelson has introduced a bin
providing for the control of tbe trusts.
Harry McCalmont said to be- Eng
lands richest commoner. Us dead.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is 800 with ty-
phoid fever.
Secretary Shaw has applied TO Con-
gress for the relief of tea men.
Russia has objected to the Behrlng
Sea award.
The pension appropriation bill carry
Ing $4,000, 600 passed the House.
Julian Ralph, the journalist is i'm
proving.
Barry tombstone the actor who played
in Honolulu few months ago, is dead.
The coal strike arbitrator are in
hurry To finish their work.
Washington's monument in Paris is
said TO be decaying.
Red Cross women have asked the gov
eminent to save soldiers from contract
ships.
Oliver Wendell Holmes has taken his
seat as associate justice of the SUI
preme Court.
Mrs. Langtry appeared in her new
play before King Edward, the Queen
and other notables.
4 cold wave struck the middle west
which is rendered serious by the coal
famine. The mercury has dropped be-
low zero.
Captain Strong and May Yohe have
returned to New York. The Strong
family may be reconcled.
The Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan
has arrived at La Guayra.
The Sultan of Moroccos forces were
defeated by the rebels.
Justice of the Peace McRae of For
sythe, Montana, twice sent to jail the
entire Board of County Commissioners
and fined them $50 each, because they
contested his election.
New Mexicans are clamoring for
statehood.
The brig Marcia, bound for Manila
was captured and looted by pirates
when off Cavite.
Philip d. Markham is the chief me-
chanical engineer Of the st. Louis Ex-
position.
1t is believed the Nome steamer
Dawson City and the schooner General
Siglin have been wrecked.
Mr.. Dooley," Finley Peter Dunno,
and Miss Margaret Abbott were mar
ried in New York Dec. 3.
Thirteen anarchists, who were cap
tured in Italy after a fierce resistance,
were in the act of taking an oath to
kill the King.
Under the auspices of the censor a
bon fire was made at St. Petersburg OF
condemned books which included the
biography of Victor Hugo.
Choate has departed for a holiday in
B Egypt.
The gigantic Assouah dam on the
Nile has been finished.
Violent scenes in the French House
of Deputies resulted in several chal-
lengoS to duels.
Radical reforms are urged in China
including compulsory education and
the adjustment of Buddhist temples.
/. Mascagnis Opera Co. sang at New
/, York under police protection, fearing
violence from musicians.
Tolstoi will devote the rest Of his life
to editing childrens books.
: san Francisco will not lose her trans
. ports, according to Senator Perkins.
: The President and many senators are
opposed to admission of any territory
but Oklahoma.
Spain's new ministry is strong ant
popular
Roosevelt expects to be present at the
st. Louis exposition when the wheel:
turn for the first time.
[ Paymaster Sullivan, u. S. N, has
, been ordered before a retiring board fol-
, examination to determine his capability
t for further active duty.
I Patti is to make another farewell
American tour
; Jesuits may be permitted to return t.
: Germany again.
, French soldiers are compelled u ex
p pei lst-fghting members from the
House Of Deputies
New Mexico enjoyed an unusually
. prosperous year according TO the repor
. Of Governor Otero
s s