The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
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Public Worship during the kultur-
kanpf period, is dead. He was born
in 1927.
Emperor William will on Monday,
accompany the German ironclad
division, bound for China, into the
North sea.
a telegram from Tien Tsin, dated
July 5th to the London Missionary
Society says the missionaries there
were the uninjurcd.
tits announced Shat General Dodds,
the hero Of the Dahomey campaign.
has been appointed to the command
of the French expedition to China.
Tie proverbial luck of E. j. Bald.
win is not with Linn in Nome. This
eccentric old man las been unable
to find d soft spot, 50 he will move
further ArcticW&rds.
The schooner yacht ldler was lost
in terrific storm sixteen miles of
Cleveland, Ohio, with six persons,
all members of the family OF james
Corrigdn, a wealthy vessel owner of
that city.
The consul of France at Che-Foo
under date Of July 4th, transmits a
rumor that Men rung Flu Sian is
master of the situation at Pekin, and
is preparing an edict against
foreigners Rebels, this Consul also
Says, occupy the : eliOW river.
Several correspondents atiSt. Peters
burg send out teic svams--censored, of
course-to the Get that Russia
japan and Engla..l agree as to their
poiitI:. ii: m China, their interests
dominating there. ~eise.qeral Oriotf,
a brilliant soldier, has been appl,GG.,i2teo
chief Of staff of the Russian forces in
China.
According to g ST. Petersburg
| dispatch the ser " Russian naval
Commander at T"ku recently tele-
graphed to St. Petersburg for in
structions as to the disposal of the
Chinese prisoners in his hands and
the reply he received is said to have
been indefinite and to the effect that
| Russia was not yet in q state of war
with China.
H. NJ. S. .Arct,.lsa has been or
dered to China. Sac is to convey the
steamer Tartar, oae OF the C. p. K.
steamers, which is to carry 1900
marines. who are now speeding across
the continent on the way to China
They leave on Wednesday next. 1t
| is probable that the cruiser Leander,
now on the South American coast,
| will be also sent.
a couple otminers, while prospect
ing about thil ty miles north of Reno,
yesterday came upon the body of
pctrifed lhan imbedded in three and
one-half feet of porphyry The features
are neariy'as perfect as in life. 1t
was found lying on its side with legs
drawnup. 1t is wonderful specimen
of petrifacation anl it is exciting much
interest in Reno.
The Japaresc Minister, Kato
Takki, received dispatch from
Tollio'this evtning. giving his govern
meaes repl} TO Great Britain's ques-
/ ton aF'te whether, with Che consent
of the other Powers, Japan is willing
to send large reinforcemepts, to
China. Japan replied that she vas
1 prepared to carry out the suggestion,
and that one division would be dis
| patched Immediately,
With the traditional rabbit foot,
i which his sweetheart had given
him, as a rlew, Pinkerton detectives
trailed W. Charles Matthews across
the continent from Savannah Ga,
to Juneau, Alas&a, where he 'was
arrested June 9th on a charge of
embezllewent inappropriating 81, 900
of the f'lpds q 4iurphy & Co., one of
the largest cotton firms in the South.
Matthews Travelled as NJ. O, Curl.
His home is al Nciia, Ohio. ?
4 Society is surprised at the am
nouneement that one of their num-
ber is about to open shop in New
York Mrs. Bessie Stewart Hooker,
wel known in San Francisco, is the
lady who proposes earning her living
>, by establishing . millinery business
on Fifth avenue She has shown