Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-05
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ASSOCIATED Press Cable.
voLUTIoN in URUGUAY,

REVOLUTION IN URUGUAY.
Buenos Ayres. March 3-There are
rumors of grave happenings in Monte.
video. Details are suppressed sby the
censor.
WINS THE HEIREss.
Pasadena, Cal, March 3. - Lieuten-
ant Scharrer, of the German Army.
and Wilhelmina Busch, daughter OF
the ST. Louis millionaire brewer, have
been married.
MANY FieHERMEN LOST.
Trondhjem, Norway. March 3. :
Eleven fishing boats out Of this town
have been lost with 80 persons.
EDITORS ARE JAILED.
st. Paul, Mimi, March 3.-The edi-
tors OF the local papers have been ar
rested for violating an old law which
prohibits the printing OF the details Of
hangings.
PATH OF THE TORNADO.
Meridian, Miss. March 3.-Nineteen
persons we're killed and "a injured and
nine blocks Of buildings were destroyed
by the tornado which swept this town
last night.
LoNoWoRTHs IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, ID. c., March 3. - The
Longworths have returned from their
wedding trip. j
DECLINES ALASKA JOB.
Washington, March 3.-Jarvis has
declined the Governorship Of Alaska.
CASTRO Is lENiENT.
Caracas. March 4.-President Castro
has released General Guerrero and sew
eral political prisoners.
PHILIPPINE TOWN DESTROYED.
Manila, March 4.-Tacloban, the cap
ital of Leyete. has been destroyed by
fire. The loss is 100000.
REVOLT SUPPRESSED.
Constantinople, March 4.-Troops
have suppressed the Albanian upris-
ing.
TRAGEDY IN THE BALTIC.
Helsingfors, March At is feared
that eight hundred people of the fam
lilies of fishermen have been lost. They
were upon the ice In the Gulf OF Fin
land. The ice parted from the shore
and drifted into the Baltic Sea.
ARRANGE ROYAL WEDDING.
Madrid, March liking Alfonso and
the Queen Dowager have gone TO Sc
bastian, where they will meet King
Edward and Princess Ena to arrange
the royal wedding.
WHOLE VILLAGE ENGulFED.
Rome, March i.-The village Of La
venola caved into Lake lseo and one
thousand Inhabitants narrowly es-
capped destruction.
REVOLUTION NIPPEp.
Montevideo. March 4.-The threat
ened revolution has been nipped in the
bud by the arrest OF the pioneers.
RUSSIAN MuTINEER PARDoNED.
Odessa. March 1.-THE Car has par
doned Schmitz, who was sentenced to
death for mutlny at Sebastopol.
scHoFiELp is DEAD.
st. Augustine, March 4.-Lieutenant
General Schoheld is dead.
John McAllister Schofield. lieutenant
general U. S. A., retired, was born at
Gerry, N. Y, September 30, 1881. He
was the son OF Rev. James and Caro-
line (McAllister) Schoheld. Gen Scho-
field was educated at Gerry and In
Bristol and Freeport, Illinois. He en-
tered West Point in lS49, and grad
uated from Chicago University in
1868 as LII. ID. He served In garrison
in South Carolina and Florida until
1855; was assistant professor of natural
philosophy at West Point lS55-60;
under leave OF absence was professor
OF physics in Washington University
St Louis, until April, 1861 In the civil
war he became brigadier general, No
Sember, 1861, and major general, No
yember, 1868, of volunteers; command
ed department and army in the field
was in the Atlanta campaign and latel
commanded at the battle OF Franklin
Tenn, for which he was made briga'
dier general and brevet major genera