The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-04
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BREv|TIES

The health ~ Jay Cooke D. Improving
on wells are being developed be
Alaska
only 100000 In e. S. bonds are held
abroad.
Explorer Peary has had two toes ann
putated
The output Of anthracite is increas-
ing daily.
The story Of a plot against Loubet
is denied
Menelek may aid the British In
Somaliland.
George Gould has bought a farm for
polo ponies.
The st Paul and Hartman lines are
in a merger
Bears are very plentiful in Nevada
County, Cal
The rumored engagement OF Miss
Roosevelt is denied.
Mere earthquakes are reported from
Los Alamos, Cal.
The French walnut crop will be small,
owing to had weather..
VIM. Jennings Bryan is making polit-
! zeal speeches in Nevada.
John Curtin, the veteran detective of
San Francisco, is dead.
About wo-thirds of the Pennsylvania
colieries have resumed.
Morgan's tube scheme in London has
been completely defeated.
Border veterans were the pallbearers
at Jim Younger's funeral.
The Southern Pacific officials say that
oil fuel is a great success.
Mrs. Fiske scored a success in her
new play, Mary of Magdala.
The volcano of Izalco in Salvador is
in state of violent eruption.
! one hundred scientists will meet at
Berlin to discuss tuberculosis.
Capt. McCalla will succeed Admiral
| Miller in command of Mare Island.
The British bye-elections have result
ed favorably for the Conservatives.
Much damage has been done to ship
ping by storms on the Nome coast
With the capture of Gen. Navarro,
! fighting has ceased in San Domingo
| II. =. Nickerson may become presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific railroad.
Shanghai and the entire Yang-tse val
| ley will soon be vacated by the allies.
Edison will establish factories in Eu-
rope to make his new automobile bat
| terry.
Charles NJ Schwab will establish a
| ldSnlOHdDIe COlony near bIedl 4NtCh,
l.. I.
Washington believes the transfer of
the Danish islands has only been de-
layed
Rev Daniel Tenney, a prominent
] Presbyterian minister, died at San
| Diego.
a son of Mrs Leslie Garter has, by
joining his mother, forfeited his inner
itance.
The shattered British expedition to
Somaliland was not attacked during its
retreat.
The French premier will try to end
] the coal strike as Roosevelt did in
America.
Ojeda, Span's new minister, has pre-
scented his credentials to President
Roosevelt
Archbishop Rlordan of San Francis
ca, is in Rome and will return by way
of Ireland.
The woman who had her heart sewed
up in New York, has finally succumbeG
to the shock.
Steamships may land hordes of chi
nese in Lower California to be SNUG
gled across the line.
Washington GLADDEN. of Ohio has beer
reelected president of the American
Missionary Association.
/ ambassador Porter asks that the eX
clusion of American jockeys from the
French turf be deferred.
Miss Marie Oge, is engaged to marry
TruXton Beale who assaulted Editor
Marriott for defaming her.
!, A Bowery theatre audience hurled
missiles at the pursuers of Bandit Ira
Cy in the play of that name,
-. Washington is not pleased at tn,
/ Samoan award to Germany and vii
, not accept it as a precedent.
AS the Kaiser will not make conces
sions the outcome of the tariff situa
2 ton in Germany is in doubt.
The north coast limited train wa
held up near Drummond, Mont, blu
the robber got little plumber.
r Chile is said to have made secre
4 treaty with Colombia and may give tn
- government naval assistance.
), Captain Coogan of San Francisco,
- well known marine man. has bee
"a drowned off Diomedes islands.
a Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco,
( speaking and playing the violin
e Hearst meetings in New York.
f a lightning bolt descended the shat
f of "A mine at nevada city, Cal, an
= knocked several miners senseless.
England and Germany are said
have a secret agreement for the diristo
$ of Portuguese lends in South Africa.
: John DAILY of Chicago. has had pai
y of his brain removed but is likely
q recover and have the full use of n
faculties.
Justice Harlan Of the supreme CouI
stopped class fight at the Columbi
law school by getting into II himse
p and seizing the leaders.
3 In the $4,000 suit of Jennie BelasC
Is against VIM. J. sloane of New for
20 for breach of promise the jury brougl
'' M a verdict of six cents.
J. Murderer Young, who is confined
p The Toombs. has written sensation
~ article in defense of blood atonemer
ls entitled Sunrise Ia He'll"
~ King Alfonso has dismissed his co