The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
LATE NEWS NOTES
From Coast Files.

Rev. B. w. Morris, Bishop of Oregon,
the Oldest of the Episcopal faith In
America, is dead.
General Castro, President of Vene-
zuela says that his vacation Will be
for three months.
A stampede to Churchill county,
New. has begun In consequence OF ,
gold discoveries there.
The Moroccan convention has been
signed and the Algeciras delegates
have adjourned sine die.
The gold output of the Transvaal for
March was $9,934,075. constituting a
new record for the district.
salmon canning factory at Rivers
| Inlet, b. c.. has been destroyed by
tornado. No lives were lost.
An attempt has been made to burn
| the Broadway Central hotel in New
York, fires being set at three points.
Among the charges against Dowie
| is that he has dissipated over two
| millions and "a half of the funds of
| Zion
Pillsbury, the great chess player, Is
pronounced violently insane, the result
OF the strain from playing blindfold
| chess.
| The American soldiers in the Philip
pines complain that they are being
kept too constantly at drill and ma
neuvers.
Federal Judge MaXey, of Texas, has
decided that Cinnamon in the United
States Illegally cannot be deported
without trial.
Elmer and Willie Helms. aged s and
| hal a tho
murder of william c. Hayes and wife.
| committed last October.
The tugmen of Chicago have gone
out on strike for an increase in wages.
The strike may have serious effect
on the grain shipments.
Congress has been asked to appro-
pirate 100000 for the preliminary work
towards the reclamation and irrigation
of the Sacramento valley.
Suit has been brought against An
drew c. Field for an accounting of all
moneys handled by him as legislative
agent of the Mutual Life.
The government Is taking steps to
deal with the large number of Italian
anarchists said to have entered the
country by way of Baltimore.
Jacob A. Riis, the close friend of
President Roosevelt, is slowly recov-
ering from an operation performed for
the removal of a deep seated abscess.
Boys from rival schools in Chicago
engaged In a fierce fight, using sling
shots, air guns and baseball bats. many
being injured. The police stopped the
battle
Jack Allen, drink crazed ran amuck
In Grass valley with "A butcher knife.
Among his victims, two OF whom Will
probably die. were his wife and father
ln-law
Elections win be held In Hungary on
the 2sth. The credit for settling the
political crisis In that country Is said
10 be due to the Emperor Francis
Joseph.
Maxim Gorky says that he has come
Ia America To collect money 10 aid
the revolution In Russia, lie believes
the time Ia ripe for the struggle for
freedom
The Big Knife Society "A relic OF
noNerism, has been raiding ana pillag-
Ing small towns IN the south of Honan
province, Troops have been sent
against them
Many of tho returning Russian sol
diers have f0und that their wives mar
ried again during their ehsence az the
! front, news NJ their supposed death
having been received
From lh0o0 lo g0ooo negroes are ca
poo 'rd ~ attend the Negro napllsis
Conn mli1H az lfis Angeles in seplom'
he plh a Frval lompln may ho built
90 lrrnmmudaip them,
Mass meeting NJ slrlkers Ia Havana
have been blNkun np py iho polirr
'lhe Wnrkipgnfn in ether cuban Ollplu
Viii bp askrd 40 ~ nus lR kympalhy
Nllh iho mrn hl liaYaRs.