The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-12
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

iW'fA ~ thNfiN W 'hIfN
resas suffered heavy losses ftDii
noda
Senator and Mr.. Depev may rcsid'
IN Parts
Sse erupiions are reported ftou p,
Vincent
John watts. the Jockey. ;. dead In
London.
A genuine Rembrand; hse been d..
covered In Boston.
Senator platt says that New York u
solid for Roosevelt
Secretary Chamberlain 81 England IL
~ with heart trouble.
Edgar " sutro 81 San Francisco has
been sued for divorce.
Eddie Foy. the comedian. has filed .
petition in bankruptcy.
The Norwegian steamer Blaamendcn
is ashore near Halifax. ...
Japan may pass "a law excluding chi
ncsc from that bountry 9gi ieyda s1i
General Botha says that the Beers
have not been vanuuished.
Clarence Mackay has announced HE
retirement from the turf
Rose Coghlan, the actress, is 20 start
n cattle ranch In Montana.
a Chicago Judge issued an injunction
against bull corner in oats
Minister WI has been ordered TO re-
main in Washington indefinitely.
Morgan has purchased the London
home OF the Countess OF Dudley.
The story OF an international oil trust
Is denied by the Standard OIL co.
Colonel Lynch is held in London for
high treason for aiding the Beers.
John l. Sullivan kicked open the cage
Of a wildcat and was badly bitten.
A Tacoma. Washington. woman cured
herself OF obesity by "A 40 days fast.
Reginald Vanderbilt is reported en-
gagged to a Miss Nielsen OF Newport.
Delary and Botha were given an ova-
ton upon their return to Cape Town.
An Arizona fireman was killed in
Tucson by a Mexican while fighting
fire.
A German inventor has a system OF
sending sound By the use of a s-arch-
light.
Japan Ia rearming with a new style
OF rifle, having sold the old pattern to
China
j. Plerpont Morgan denies that he in
tends to retire from active business
life.
Ex-Governor Mcconnell OF Idaho was
injured in railroad wreck in Wyo-
ming.
A gang OF gypsies charged with child
stealing 4 under arrest In Marion, In
diana.
oaih lbfi " hNlh'hN VI Ineltil-
cholia and her friends fear an attempt
at suicide.
The Nile reservoir has been complet-
ed, greatly increasing the area of sugar
cultivation.
a typhoon swept over the cholera dis
trict near Manila, thoroughly cleansing
everything. r.r
Paul Vandervoort OF Philadelphia, a
one time commander of the Grand Ar
my, is dead.
Financial distress is increasing in Nj
caragua and exchange is at premium
of 500 per cent.
An earthquake is reported in Iowa
Nebraska and South Dakota. There
was no damage.
Boralma won the first heat of the
race with Lord Derby at Charter Oak
Park. Hartford.
Fifty students. among them proml-
nent athletes. failed in their eXamina-
tons at Princeton.
The Iowa Republican convention en-
dorsed Roosevelt's action against trusts
and favored reciprocity.
a devastating cyclone visited the
Gulf Of California, and II rs feared
caused great loss OF life.
A German official who married ser
geants daughter was ousted from his
position on that account
There is said to be promise of a
stormy time for Balfour in his control
of the House OF Commons.
Requiem mass was held for the late
John w. Mackay in London. The serv-
ices were largely attended.
An English company has been organ-
lied which will install wireless tele-
graph systems in the home.
The sentence OF DIR. Wilson. n filibus
ter in Nicaragua, has been committed
from death to imprisonment.
Difficulty Will be experienced in re-
storing the Campanilc in Venice be-
cause of the absence of plans.
Cardinal Gotti has been appointed tn
succeed the late Cardinal Ledochowski
as Project OF the Propaganda.
Chamberlain's son has been elected
TO succeed Gerald Balfour as the head
of the London Board of Trade.
Professor Schweninger, Bismarck's
physician, has been removed from a
high position in Berlin University.
Missionaries report further massa-
ores in China, and an appeal for aid
has been made to Minister Conger.
The Dreyfus affair has been reopened
in France by charge that Dreyfus is
in the pay of Russia, which he denies.
The State Department has been noti-
fed of an impending attack by the
tHiteu iNtNoIuliOldIy party IN NeHtIu-
ella.
The Haytians are still fighting, the
Firminite army having been reorgan-
lied and is pow marching to the capI-
tai.
England has acknowledged the SOW
ereignty of Honduras over lands in that
country about which there was a dis
pute.
A syndicate with Lord Roselyn at the
head il said to be considering a plan
for an american Monte Carlo" at Sar-
atoga.
The Macedonian Committee will hold
a congress- this month which may
throw light on the abduction OF Miss
Stone.
The desertion OF seamen from the
Mayfiower, the Presidents yacht, has
led the President TO make a personal
investigation.
the Manila constabulary uneaTthed a
secret rebel organization, which was
scattered with one Filipino killed and
six captured.
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