The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-25
CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

The population Of Iowa has decreased
fOS2 IN tue last ten years.
bank TO be controlled by women,
and for women, is about to be opened
in Chicago.
Winnipeg Chinese have organized
society with a membership Of 1900 to
protect their rights.
The Pullman company promises re-
duction in rates, and upper berths will
be cheaper than lower berths
Mrs. f. Nj. Conlee, So years of age,
walked to the polls ON election day
in Denver, Colorado, and cast her bal.
lot.
T.. L. NJ. Schas, president of the Con
tinental Savings Bank and widely
known tinancier, committed suicide at
| Memphis, Tennessee
Six prisoners, after setting fire to the
Rowan county Jail at Moorhead, Ken
lucky, escaped. The jail was destroyed.
This is the third Jail delivery within
year
Sarah Bernhardt broke all theatrical
financial records in Chicago during her
two weeks engagement there, when
the receipts were $4,000, of which she
received over $4,000.
In the six months ending September
S0th, S0,13l immigrants from the Uni.
ted Kingdom entered Canada. This was
2000 more than the immigration during
the same period from the United States.
The Wyoming legislature will be Re
publican by a majority of eleven on
Joint ballot, insuring the return of Sen
ator Q. d. Clark to the United States
senate, There is Republican majority
in each house.
a fortune in contraband opium was
destroyed at FL Paso, Texas, by order
of the federal court. The 1923 tins
were valued at $l6,15O. The seizure of
this opium resulted in sending six men
to the penitentiary.
Sergeant j. ID. Marley of the Texas
National Guard, who stabbed with his
bayonet and killed Louis Richenstein, a
spectator, during the visit of President
Taft at Dallas, received life sentence
to the penitentiary.
statement of the revenue and ex-
penditure of Canada for October shows
that as compared with the correspond
ing month of 1909 there was revenue
increase of $1,l12,426, the total for the
month having been $1,000, 1872
William Smith of New York, famed
|
Uncle Sam from his remarkable like.
ness to the cartoons, died at Tucson,
Arizona, at the age of ninety one years.
Postcard pictures of Smith are every
. where in the Southwest.
A prediction that the returns for the
year l9l0-ll will reveal the lowest pau.
perism and general death rates ever re.
corded in England, and the lowest in.
fantile mortality of that or any other
comparable country, was made by Mr.
John Burns, M. p, in London.
Henry Lee, who for a score of years
was one of the bestknown character
actors on the American stage, died in
Chicago of pneumonia. For twenty
years he took a leading part in Froh
man productions. His most notable role
was that of Simonides in "Ben Hur,'i
which he created.
Details of the extraordinary budget
of the Ottoman ministry of war have
been forwarded to Washington by Vice
Consul General Oscar s. Heiser at Con.
stantinople. The supplementary credit
of $7,700,000 per annum for three years
a total of $23,l00000, will be spent on
military equipment.
: With smallpox reported in thirty
localities in fourteen counties of Michi-
gan and State troops ordered to act as
, quarantine guards at the State Home
of Feeble Minded at Lapeer, health Off
Gals in every part of the lower PENN
sula are engaged in a desperate fight TO
prevent the further spread of the dis
case,
The seismograph of the University of
Washington has recently been recording
earthquake shocks, the direction being
north and south, 1t is supposed that
the earthquakes were in Boring Sea
The Aleutian volcanoes have been in
eruption since last May, and it is likely
that there have been unheavals in the
islands
Pope Plus received many telegrams
and letters Of congratulation Novem.
Der 10, upon the twenty-sixth anniver.
sary of his conservation as a bishop.
He observed the occasion by celebrat.
ing mass in his private chapel His
holiness began his episcopal career on
November 10, 1884, on which date he
was consecrated bishop of Mantua.
The toll of the Delegua mine disaster
in Colorado has now reached total
of seventy-nine, of which all but nine
bodies have been recovered. Seventy
of the bodies, including that of Willis
Evans, the young mining engineer who
gave up his life to save SIav miner
from suffocation, have been taken out,
Those known to be still in the mine
include Superintendent Lewis, whose
body is supposed to be deep beneath a
i. great fall of rock.
Charged with writing threatening
letter to John d. Rockefeller, demand
, ing $4,000, Peter Lillijohn, a Hunga-
rian, twenty-three years old, is held at
police headquarters in New York
! 1t is announced in New York that
the first day of December will bring a
welcome surprise TO automobiles in a
new schedule of prices for automobile
tires, showing reduction of about if
teen per cent.
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