The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-11
Late news NOTES
FROM COAST FILES

Thomas P. Delaney, chief of police OF
Seattle, is dead.
Sarah Bernhardt will play in a skat-
ing rink in Spokane.
Refugees from San Francisco have
arrived in Pittsburg.
The great lakes are clear of Ice, and
traffic has been resumed.
George o. Starr has been chosen man.
aging director of the Barnum e. Bailey
circus.
Gompers and Roosevelt have been
publicly denounced at meeting of
Baltimore socialists.
Two men were killed in the wreck
of freight train consisting of forty
one cars near Missoula, Montana.
Thousands of tourists fled from Paris
before the first of May to escape the
threatened uprisings of laborers on
that date.
Erich Muenter, instructor In German
at Cambridge, is wanted by the au-
thorities for poisoning his wife. He Is
believed to be in California.
A Chinese protectorate over Thibet
has been recognized by Great Britain
in treaty. The Thibetan markets are
to be opened for foreign trade.
The French liner La Province in mid
Atlantic was in communication by wire
less with both continents and received
news of the San Francisco earthquake.
The British have sent the second
class cruiser Minerva to FL Arish with
instructions to insist on the Turkish
withdrawal from the Tarbah boundary
in Egypt.
The Paris police are raiding the
headquarters of the labor socialists in
search of discriminating papers. Dis
order and riots occasioned the police
activity.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections has authorized the re-
porting of the Tillman bill, to prohibit
interpretations contributing to cam
paign funds.
In event of his salary of 100000 per
annum being cut down, as is being
talked of in the Senate, Shonts, the
chairman of the Panama canal commits
sioners, will resign.
Constitutional democrats have swept
the field in the Russian election and
are awaiting the convocation of the
parliament to express their disapproval
of the government.
Bellevue, Texas, has been destroyed
by tornado, only four houses escap-
inc. Farm houses and crops over an
area eight miles wide were demolished
and fifteen people killed.
A battle between Indians assisted by
U. $. troops and trespassing cowboys
on the Umatilla reserve, Oregon, is re-
ported. Three soldiers and three In
dans are reported killed.
A railroad company to build 2OO0
miles of line in Alaska has filed articles
in Arizona. The capital is stated to
be S200,000,OOO. The line is planned to
connect Nome with Vancouver, B. q.
Prosecution of the suit against the
Texas for violation Of the antitrust
law may induce the removal of the
branch packing houses out of that
state.
A baud Of Grceks, some dressed In
officers uniforms, were attacked by
Turkish troops near Suloniru, Tho
Crooks retroated with u loss of thirteen
out Of 6o, after killing three of their
nssailaniA,
Another disaster has occurred In the
VpmYius district, rain causing many
mud aud land slides, destroying
hridges. blocking roads and bringing
much distress People He'd into tho
open country in The storm,
A Mrkirau claimant has appeared for
a. .nO0 acres pf land Ia the vicinity 0f
lasalrnn, lnrludiug d fashionable sub
urh and ul.urkyh iiHldNin's Anrh,
1hn rlalmrd laud 10 valued "a over
rlnyru millions Tho original grant a.
ihn laui has boon discovered f0fmlpg
iho haala fur rlelm