Show king kalakaua Kala Kalali laua aua dies at the palace hotel DISPUTE 01 EH TUB THE ME MIGHT I 1 hast vast new york underground railway scheme organized Mili military tarl beliew at fins pine 11 lide idge he U breathed un his last at the palace palate hotel san francisco at 2 10 yesterday SAX FRA jan 20 the physicians no add and colonel mcfarlane the chamberlain remained at the bedside of king kalakaua all night the king la lay in the stateroom until 5 tair this morning when hen he seemed to benain his faculties at 0 30 medical C a I 1 Inspector Woods eaid said that there had bad been little if it any change in in Kalaka nals aa condition bince since 5 there was every indication of ap pro preaching aching death but owing to the marvelous marve loua vitality which the patient was displaying he might live twenty foor four hours longer dr woods ex exi the opinion that a decided change for the worse would probably occur before noon sar SA FRANCISCO jan 20 kalakaua king of the hawaiian islands died at the palace hotel in this city at 2 30 this afternoon his ills alarming co condition n was not generally known until last evening when the attending physician announced that the malady was brights Bri glita disease Kalaka nals aa visit to this country was made on account of failing health he ile commenced to gain strength after his arrival here bit his improvement was only temporary after his return from southern california last week Ka kalakaua lakana became much worse and during daring the last few days was unconscious nearly all the time life being prolonged only bv by the use of stimulants at 1 SO this afternoon col mcfarlane the kings chamberlain fo found 0 nd that the king no longer recognized zed him then rev reed of the trinity episcopal church began res reading ding selections from the scriptures am amid id demonstrations of grief on oa th the 0 part of attendants at 2 30 surgeon wood announced that the king was dead the remains will be embalmed embalm ed and taken to hawaii on the united states steamer charleston choking the king will be succeeded by his sister princess lilu Ok okalani alanl who has been acting as regent during his absence THIT THAT WAK bow holy the th london thries am american correspond tnt cut started the th scare stare jan 20 secretary blaine was asked by a representative of the associated press today to day if the state department had learned the cause canse of the war excitement a fortnight since since in london he replied that he had just received a copy of the london limes times of january cob in which he lie found a dispatch from its regular american correspondent dated philadelphia jan 6 5 as follows naval orders recently issued indicate the gathering of a formidable american flet in in the pacific waters aters before the behring sea fishing season opens eleven war ships and five revenue cutters are now or will soon be there having baying 00 90 guns and 2625 men beven seven other steamers it is rumored n ill bo be chartered for revenue duty increasing the fleet leet to 23 ships with guns and men including two of the fastest and most powerful of the new now cruisers the sani san 1 ranc ran iaco cisco and the charleston blame blaine said on receiving this unfounded and mischievous te telegram agram that he lie sent eat it to the navy department and was informed by secretary f tracy that there bad had been this winter a smaller naval defence on the pacific than at any time in the last ten years the whole number of ships is 6 5 the number of guns is is 31 and the number of men is blame blaine added that he thought the correspondent of the times owed an explanation to the american people there was no excuse whatever for transmitting erroneous statements to europe rim it 11 TORI YORK N financial ill ancial giants or the lh combine to solve soho the STANDARD special 9 F chronicle service I 1 yong jan 20 Arli Arti clea of incorporation were filed with tha secretary of state at albany today to day of one of the moat most gigantic schemes of rapid transit which new now yorkers have aa as yet been asked to consider the metr metropolitan 0 politan underground railway company which ia is a new now concern contemplates uniting new york jersey city and brooklyn by means of four tunnels each having room for two way and two express trains thua thus connecting ng the railway of three cities by tracks under new now york city enormous elevators leading to commodious passenger and freight depots under ground will also he be built thus solving for all time the question of continuous and steady transportation at all houra hours lor for freight and passengers in fix the metropolis the ancor no pora orators tors of the new company are well cnown known in commercial and financial c circles and include corbin levi levia P morton benjamin F tracy 0 P huntington and many others equally well known it is estimated that the tunnels will be wide enough for two tracks and are to be built in the very best manner and delivered ready for use for not to exceed per mile this does not cover covert however the tile cost of anything but the tunnel itself the coat cost of excavating tor for underground stations switches real estate for surface stations plants for ventilation and bad lighting and equipment will I 1 have to be added to this cost philadelphia jan 20 joel cook financial editor of the ledger and correspondent of the london loudon times in th this B city was seen tonight to night relative to hie dispatch to the tunis times re regarding garding the tile alleged mobilization of a fleet of united states war vessels in the behr ring ng s aea ea he lie said his dispatch was a brief summarization of a long dispatch in the new york tunes times january 5 from anna annapolis I 1 lie riving giving in d detail 8 the names of tl the vessels to b be concan concentrated grated and the number of guna gun and men they would carry too chilis trouble 0 a F cAr service I 1 naw now jan 20 the shippers shipp cra to chill chili wore very much excited today by the tile news which reached this city at about noon to the effect that pr president balmaceda would probably have ato to knock under at the office of willi william am R grace co there was another atmosphere the confidence in the government was general they admitted however that the custom 11 1 t I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 house is closed and owing to the uncertain political situation all business is at a standstill the government covern ment still refuges refuses to allow any cipher dispatches I 1 acebes to piss pass as well as any political information which our coin commercial telegrams tele Krams may contain pine Milita tary rj ff RIDGE 8 D jan 20 A great military review was aa ordered this e evening v ening by general miles to take place tomorrow to morrow practical practically lyre all the troops will participate T there re is a belief that this display will be the last feature of the campaign and the indians indiana will be duly impre impressed sped with the number of so soldiers there available to suppress any uprising |