The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-30


Chinese gambling joints
u h. announced that the Kaiser viii
yield in tho Morocco dispute
IL IL officially denied tnat King
Charles ~ Roumania II sick
The town OF Brooklyn, Miss. has
been destroyed by tornado.
An unprecedented demand for fruit
trees is reported from Fresno.
Old magazines are wanted for the
sick In the hospitals OF Panama
Secretary Bonaparte wants the peo-
pie 10 agitate for a bigger navy.
The two-oent railway fare bin has
been beaten In the Iowa Legislature.
Tomas Estrada Palma has been
formally elected President of Cuba.
The Mexican government has on-
nounced a purpose TO own all railroads.
John NJ. Thayer, former United
S'ates Senator from Nebraska. is dead.
Professor Kroutz OF Kiel mas an-
nounced the discovery OF new comet.
Rockefeller lost three millions In the
late slump in traction stocks In Chi
cago.
Six lives and dozen vessels were
lost during a storm on the AtlaStic On
March 90
Russian revolutionists have asked
permission TO publish a daily paper I'm
Nagasaki.
De witte is using all possible efforts
to protect the Jews in Russia from
persecution
Mayor Dunno Of Chicago is still hard
proposition.
30 ha
head OF Standard Oh, has cancer Of
the tongue.
John d. Rockefeller is reported TO
be so III that his family is alarmed
for his life.
1t is reported that eight thousand
persons pershed in the Formaso
earthquakes.
The Countess of Castellane has once
more declared purpose to persist in
her divorce suit.
The big mill at the Camp Bird Mine,
Quray, Colorado. has been destroyed
by an avalanche.
An electric conduit system Of street
cars will be put in on Market street
I'm San Francisco.
Canadian officials fear serious trou-
BILE growing out of the coal miners
| strikes In Alberta.
Mary Duffy, telephone girl Of Den
yer, has won a millionaire husband, W
name James Doyle.
Either Thomas F. Ryan or j. Pier
pont Morgan will be made American
banker TO the Pope.
The political fight in California Is
opened, Governor Pardee being can
Gidate for reelection.
A Chicago letter carrier who worked
an hour overtime at Christmas has
| been fined for doing 1t.
Count Boni de Castellane will use
| the money given him by his Wife to
| go into the wine business.
| Prof. Perry of Harvard has refused
a call TO head the new department
| of philosophy at Stanford.
1t is said that there is no harbor In
the Philippines that win accommodate
the floating drydock Dewey.
The Russian parliamentary elections
are said to have been a farce, owing
| to government interference.
The Kurds in Eastern Turkey have
been holding up food supplies belong
| ing to American missionaries
The wedding Of William Waldorf
| Astor and Mrs. Mamie Langhorne
| Shaw will take place in April.
The Fresno Raisin Growers Combine
has come TO an end, and the packers
are now in control Of the market.
| Lady Mary Hamilton, the richest
woman in England, is engaged TO ba
married to tile Marquis of Graham.
William Enois and wife, of Glasgow,
| Kentucky, having Ave children Of
their own, have adopted eleven more.
Two promoters have filed plans with
| the Board OF Public Works Of San
| Francisco for tunnel under the bay.
| A large part Of the town of Visalia,
California, is under water, and the old
| bed of Tulare lake is said TO be filling
up.
| Three men are in Belem Prison, city
of Mexico, for having killed an old
was nothing strange in his appearance
at the time. Next time She saw him
was at the swing. She was too far
away TO notice the condition OF hia
clothes then, They were clean at
breakfast time, as was Johnson's face
BREAKFAST TALK.
At the breakfast table johnson ask
ed where Mr.. Wharton was, and wit
ness told him he had gone to Homo
| lulu. Answering him further she told
him the lawyers had sent for Mr..
Wharton. johnson did not say any
thing about what he was going to DO
| during the day.
When he came back at ~ o'clock she
observed the change In his appearance
and his stained clothes. She noticed
1 no stains OF blood on his clothes or
hands. His hands appeared soiled, mol
as II they had been plunged In mud,
but merely AZ II coated with dust.
you said he looked pale?' Mr. Har-
rison questioned, did he look ex-
| eited?"
III was only al the time / question
ed him about Simeon" Mrs, Wharton
replied, "and when ! told him that
Simeon was last seen with him, that
he turned pale and trembeld."
WAS uNsusPEcTING,
Witness gave no further thought,
prior "a simeon's disappearance, 10 the
trouble over Johnson's washing. She
said she had enough work to keep her
| thoughts busy otherwise
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