The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-11-14

BREVITIES

An edge tool trust is forming
Tho volcano OF Colima ia Mexico IL
active.
George Vest, Jr., son Of Senator Vest.
Is dead
Spanish police are charged with tor
turing prisoners.
Yale has decided that every student
must learn how TO swim.
At Kansas funeral the photograph
was used to furnish the music
Vancouver people propose to start
one coffee room for every saloon.
Evidence in the Molyneux case bears
strongly In favor of the prisoner.
An increase of wages on the Chicago
d Alton line has prevented strike.
John Jacob Aston has given to the
public his patents on marine turbines.
Captain Willard II. Brownson has
taken command of the Naval Academy.
The first cold wave of the season is
reported from the upper Missouri val
ley.
a war between Italy and Turkey is
predicted over Italian pretensions in
Tunis.
CGezaltenango, Mexico. is believed to
have been overwhelmed by a volcanic
! eruption.
There is now no market for oil paint
ings in London, though water colors
sell well.
Nine. Anna Mgliara, a former prima
donna of Europe, is dead OF apoplexy
at Chicago.
J. NJ Hutchins, widely known as the
father Of Yosemite, has been killed
in a runaway.
fnrunl1 I'rtynrcitv uil1 at Two N
sions all professors who have reached
the age of seventy.
Mascagni's tour has ended at Bos-
ton in a row with his managers, the
company breaking up.
A change Of sentiment in favor Of
selling the West India islands is re-
ported from Copenhagen.
The English Liberals have carried
Cleveland and cut down the Consery-
alive majority in Liverpool.
There are an unusual number Of
deaths at Ensenada Lower California,
and the government is investigating.
An attempt to get Miller, tn $40
per cent swindler, pardoned has been
frustrated by the Brooklyn authorities.
Sugar-Rew, firm; fair refining,
| 2%c; centrifugal, SO test, 3tsc; mo-
| iuSS'p bu6ul ~ ithhCu, uhStNtl'b.
DR.. Rockefeller, of the McGll Uni
versity, Canada, claims to have discov-
cred a serum that will check yellow
| fever.
The gunboat Marietta has gone to
Barcelona, Venezuela, and compelled
the release OF an American consular
agent.
Prest. Castro declines the invitation
L 1t ,,,t,N tot q, Da, 10
OWNS to the disturbed condition of the
country.
An 5000 haul was made by thieves
from the home OF Emanuel JacobUs,
New York, while the family were at
the theatre.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
discontinued the acceptance OF State
and municipal bonds as security for
public deposits.
Water from Puyallup glacier, Wash
ington, will be utilized by an electric
corporation to provide power for Ia
coma and Seattle.
All local sugar refining interests in
New York have reduced their scheduled
prices for refined sugar ten cents per
hundred pounds.
An heir of the late A. r. Stewart will
Of the estate, which now amounts to
500 600, 600
A court proceeding in Berlin exposes
a local marriage bureau which finds
rich American women as wives for
Germans OF title.
Lord Miner thinks England's new
South African colonies will find their
surest source of wealth in thir coal
and iron deposits.
The Mexican seaport of Ocos, on the
west coast of Mexico, has nearly dis
appeared under water owing to last
springs earthquakes.
A New York syndicate will build
wharves and docks on the line Of the
Manchester ship canal to accommodate
ocean going steamers.
The Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Company's property has been sold to
the New York Central and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company.
II is reported at Sydney, Nova Scotia,
that Marconi. who is there on the
cruiser Carlo Alberto. is getting wire
less messages from Europe.
i Roswell Beardley, the oldest post
|, master in the United States. who was
!, appointed to his present position by
John Quincy Adams is dying at North
} Lansing, n. Y.
The grand Duke Sergus, the
p Cars uncle, is in disgrace owing to a
tactical blunder in the recent maneu-
yers, by which his command was cap
tured. He may resign from the army.
The steamer Luxor reports having
been driven from San Benito, on the
southern coast OF Mexico, by a shower
OF volcanic ashes which extended over
an area OF 800 miles az sea. At San
? Benito day was turned into night,
Sabine Arana, leader OF the Autono-
p mist party In the Basque provinces oi
p Spain, Is on trial, with the prospect ol
J eight years imprisonment for SENDING
a message 10 President Roosevelt con
/ graduating him on Cuban independ'
p ence,