The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-21

Mothers Day.
f. l.. Beach of San Francisco. who
had deserted his wife. returned. killed
her and chen committed suicide.
Willard p. CalkIns OF the Newspaper
Syndicate has been accused of beating
his wife. in her suit for divorce.
German warships have awed the sa-
means, and the rebellious chiefs have
been removed and quiet restored.
Miss Guila Morosini the New York
| millionaire heiress, Is reported TO have
a romantic affection for a policeman.
The annual convention of the Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy was held in
San Francisco during the first week in
May.
The government is preparing a new
postage stamp to commemorate the
development In Alaska Yugon terri
tory.
A woman at Goldfeld, New, found
two diamond earrings in a can of corn
which she had purchased at local
store.
The Geary street car-line in San
| Francieco will have an underground
conduit IL the city takes over the
road.
The price of diamonds and pearls
will be increased because of the demand
of the West and South for precious
stones.
| DIR. Barrows. director Of education in
Manila, has resigned to accept place
on the faculty of the University of
California.
Yale defeated Princeton in the track
meet by IS to 4e. and the score Of the
University of Chicago was 81 to Wis
consin IS.
Ground has been broken in Pasadena
for the construction of $4,000 tower
telescope which will be the largest in
the world.
Wesley and Maria, two lumber towns
in British Columbia, were totally de-
stroyed by fire with an aggregate loss
of $250,000.
Maurice Larallard, n boy of-twelve,
has picture in this year IS Salon at
Paris, which is an event in the annals
of French art.
A woman performer in the Sells
Floto circus fell from trapeze dur
ing a performance in San Francisco
and was seriously injured.
There is reported discord at the
Spanish court. Queen Victoria has
grown fat and cross and the king has
begun to admire prettier women.
John Brown III, the great grandson
of John Brown of Harper's Ferry fame,
has disappeared from his home in Port.
land and his family are apprehensive.
Baron Won Hutton has secured d.
vorce from his wife in a German court.
The baroness was prominent society
girl of Erie, Pa, before her marriage.
Chinese have been struggled, at the
rate of two week, in dining cars
from Ell Paso to Chicago by smugglers
who were assisted by the train crew.
Alfonzo Zelaya, the only son of Pres.
ident Zelaya of Nicaragua and his
young wife are supporting themselves
by working at FIVE cent theater in
Washington, d. C.
Norbert Weiner, son of Professor
Weiner of Harvard, will graduate next
month from Tufts College at the age
of fourteen, proving himself record
breaker as prodigy.
Harry Irwin, president and manager
of the North End Realty Company oil
San Francisco, was hurled to death
from the fourth story of a building
that he was inspecting.
Reports from all the lumber districts
1
mills are running light because of the
stoppage of Eastern purchases during
the discussion of the tariff.
James Dunphy of San Francisco has
won his fight to have his marriage
annulled on the ground that his wife
was not legally free from her thru
husband when she married him. -
The British government has under
Ia II IN 1a Cd. L.. e
lem of aerial navigation by creating 9
new department to investigate the mat
ter IN reference to imperial defense.
Lieutenant Commander James Z
Walker, U.S.N., Governor of Guam, was
: stricken with a severe attack of nervou.
trouble at Los Angeles while en- rout,
to Washington from Agans, the capita
of Guam.
: Lord Sholto Douglas, son of the late
, Marquis of Queensberry, was acquitted
in Vancouver of charge of attempted
murder. The jury decided that he wal
r justified in shooting the man who an
| noyed his wife.
The torpedo-boat Preble, which ha.
) flown the pennant for the past yea,
| for the best target score, loses 1t thi.
year to a torpedo-boat on the Allan
Wv SoaSt.
: made the best record on the Pacific
/ Coast at the recent target practise a
Magdalena Bay.
J., Daniel Eisenhower, a veteran of tn
L Civil War, and a resident OF Port
S land, Ore. walked to Salt Lake City
a distance of 500 miles, to attend TIN
2 Grand Army encampment. AS h
: could not afford to pay his way. h
j made the journey on foot which tool
a him two months.
f A woman, who, in company with he
: husband and brother, was arrested a
Portland, Or, for wearing male attire
n was released, when it was shown tina
& the trio were walking from their home
/ North Yakima, Wash, in search o
l. health, as she and her brother wer
d threatened with tuberculosis.
l. Signor Gatti.Cazazza and Andrea
DIPPED. associate managers of the Ne'
: York Metropolitan Opera House, an
n the two opera stars, Nine. Lillian No
8 dica and Miss Aida, crossed to Europ
: together and that bitter operate wa
In dua IN nrofassional iaalouav waa hahn