The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-11

and dairy products.
There is a possibility of another nav
al conflict between the Colombian and
revolutionary forces.
Another mysterious suit has been
filed at Minneapolis against the north
ern securities merger.
The story of a duel between the
Prince of Montenegro and his brother,
Prince Mirko, is denied.
There is rumor of a railway alliance
between the Moores of the Rock Island
and j. Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. Innes, wife of the famous
bandmaster, George Innes, has brought
a counter suit for divorce.
Canada claims fishing rights near
Vancouver, and may exclude Americans
from the halibut fisheries.
Jim Howard, one of the Kentucky
Goebel murderers, has been found gull
ty. and sent to prison for life.
John O'Hanlon. San Francisco
blacksmith, was found dead, and Is
thought to have been murdered.
The Burlington is said to have stop
ped work on the Montana extension un-
til the merger question is settled.
Allen Goucher, one of the murderers
of Policeman Robinson, at San Fran
CISCO is believed to be incustody.
Miss Marie Murphy, pretty Califor-
mia actress, is to marry John Erhardt
Munltel0, n New 1ork HlllllOIdlTe.
Governor Shaw was presented with
an ebony cane from the Philippines be-
fore leaving Iowa for Washington.
Senator Tillman severely scored the
national policy in the Philippines dur
ing the discussion of the tariff bill.
Mrs. Lowell White has resigned as
president of the California Women's
Club because of the color line fight.
An earthquake is said to have caused
| a. 1T, Nf .Nf
the Olympic mountains in Washing
ton.
III. st. John Dix maintains his inno-
cence of wrecking two banks at Ia
coma, and says he himself was one of
the victims.
The bill providing for a new custom
house at San Francisco. and carrying
an appropriation of $1500,O00, has pass
ed Congress
An anonymous gift of 100000 has
been made to Columbia University for
the department of Chinese language
and literature.
A committee of Baptist clergymen
placed a value OF $1.23 each on 200 SER
mons lost by Virginia minister in a
railroad wreck.
The Indians on the Apache agencies
in Arizona will be compelled to support
themselves. the government having cut
off their supplies.
]. r. Dunn, of the Chinese inspection
service at San Francisco, spoke in
favor of the exclusion law, before the
House committee.
| Gilbert Parker, the novelist, who has
been studying labor conditions in New
| York for the British Parliament, has
returned to London.
The seals alleged to have belonged to
the Dowager Empress of China were
sold in London for G3S6. They formed
part of the British loot.
A youthful gang of bandits, the lead
er only twelve years of age, has been
captured at San Jose, and charged
with arson and burglary.
| Socialist and Catholic factions in the
Belgian Chamber of Deputies fought
with their fists over the proposed pros
ecution of a Socialist member.
A San Francisco man who wanted a
divorce wrote to a Seattle court clerk,
including a stamp for the return Of a
decree. giving the reasons for the pro-
posed legal separation.
The House has appointed a commit
tee to investigate revenue treaties, re-
futing the assertion of Senate leaders
that the House of Representatives had
nothing to do with treaties.
Senator Morgan spoke on the pending
Philippine tariff bill, praising the
work of the commission, and declaring
that the archipelago should be repre-
scented by a delegate, the same as Ha'
wall.