The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
Condensed News of
World, From Files

Mayor Reyburn 81 Philadelphia "a az
| tackled 10y a crank
Three men wcrc killed 10 train
wreck in Winnipeg
The cholera epidemic in ~. Peters.
burg is nearing an end.
An Ohio man stabbed his father and
then resumed his dinner.
West Virginia felt severe earth
quake shock late in March.
King Edward and King Alfonso
lunehed together at BiarritL.
The Hartman lines have made an
agreement with the ST. Paul interests.
Myra u. McCum. a Civil War novel
list and story writer, died at Fort
Scott.
The Baldwin heirs have compromised
with the widow and there will be no
| contest.
1t has been officially announced that
Eliot will not be Ambassador to Great
Britain.
The earnings of steamship companies
show great falling of in German inn
migration.
Two Cuban soldiers have been sen.
fenced to death ON a charge of mill
tary rebellion.
| The opera Salome is placed under the
ban in Boston, being forbidden ON
moral grounds.
| King Emanuel of Italy received
Wright, the American aeroplanist, in
private audience.
The British Governor of Gibraltar
formally welcomed Mr.. Roosevelt on
his arrival there.
Prince Albert, heir presumptive to
the Belgian throne, has gone to the
Congo for five months.
Spanish girl in Santa Barbara
| fred shot at a former lover, whom
she claimed struck her.
! French protests to the Payne tariff
! bill may be transmitted to Washington
by the Paris government.
/ President Taft expects to get away
from Washington for the summer
about the middle of June.
farmer in Grand Rapids (Mich.)
killed his wife and baby with an axe
as the result of domestic trouble.
An epidemic of scarlet fever has
broken out on the battleship MISSOURI,
now at the Charleston navy yard.
Dynamiters destroyed a costly
Louisiana dam as a result of bitter
controversy between rice growers.
John Collins. father-in-law of former
Governor Mcdonald of Colorado, shot
a woman and himself while insane.
The leader of the Chicago Black
Hand Society (Vincenzo Geraci) was
arrested while robbing an Italian. ply
| stefan.
A building for the Mount Zion Hos
pital has been assured by the donation
of |. W. Hellman, the San Francisco
banker
The New York Central paid fine
of $4,000 for Relating in connection
with the transportation of cooperage
supplies
Portland milliners are jailed for
trimming hats with bird plumes in vio-
lation of the State law for the protec-
ton of wild birds.
1t has been suggested by the Police
Commission of New York that moving
pictures of immigrants be taken as a
means of identifying aliens
A quarantine against ports in Mex
leo threatened with yellow fever in.
lection has been made effective at the
ports along the Rio Grande.
Disorders have resulted in Rome fol-
lowing an attempt of laborites to place
wreaths upon the spot where the vie.
tins of IA recent demonstration fell.
Bishop O'Connell, auxiliary to the
Archbishop arrived in San Francisco
and has entered upon his duties as the
successor to Archbishop Montgomery.
The two convicts who escaped from
the Folsom (Cal.) prison have been
captured and the attempt of one of
them to commit suicide was frustrated.
-, II.
PEELED the conductor of the train which
he held up to carry n sack through the
train and collect booty from the pas
sengers.
An Indian girl Travelled across the
continent from the Indian School al
= Carlisle (Pa.) to her home in Eureka
(Cal) under the protection of the Fed
, eral authorities.
George Pape. n Californian National
Guardsman, and a veteran of the Span
=, lsh-American war, has been arrested
! for forging his name to a check in Der
: kelley, California.
A campaign will be launched TO,
e raising $5,000,0 900 for founding "'Uni
versity of Humanity on the eiphtietI
birthday of General William Booth OF
1 the Salvation Army.
Inc orange growers of Californi;
a presented thirty Senators in Washing
ton with box of oranges apiece
through Senator Flint The recitHent
p are enthusiastic over the quality Of tn,
n fruit
= The widow of Chord" Broome. n,
+ eccentric English woman of Santa Bar
|. bara, has been removed as executrix O,
e her husband g estate, after having
c made no account of it for eighteei
n years.
/ Avalon is again declared closed will
a the transportation business a Banning
e monopoly. The action was taken by
t the Supervisors on the petition of nine
ty per cent, of the property owners OF
: Catalina Island.
= Lucky" Baldwin's physician pre-
sented bill for $4,000 covering hi
last illness of less than a month. il
the fee is allowed it will be the larges
ever paid physician in California fol
that much service rendered.