The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-25

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ont for Bryan :.
ouesn wilh=lEliBa q. Belgium has psv
claimed h-r b~trsthsl to Duke Henry Of
Meeklen5efrg -SGhwerin.
All the car builders 81 the American
car foundry in Huntingdon W. Va. went
OF strike October 12rh-
Work ha- been resumed AT tie Unitel
Vecsie mine at jerome. ARR. where the
eave-in occurred recently
! wave Of dos-poisoa.ns ) earr.i Ing
away the biuest bloo>ied aad highest
priced doss owned by the rich New York
els.
There have been 15i.S32 children en-
rolled in the public schools of New YORK,
AMI admission had to he refused 10 2,3lt
Others.
The Russian government has proposed
to negotiate loan in New York aud \
syndicate Is now ,,-ins organized To
float il
Articles of Incorporation Of the Califos-
MA Automobile company have been filed
At San Francisco. The capital stock is
$4,000.
Several lives were lost IN FIRE, October
18th, at New York City, IN the three
story and attic double frame tenement on
Hester street
General Goblin says there viii be no
movement OF troops homewards from
Shenandoah, Pa, until after the Scrau-
ton convention.
Secretary Hay was honorea at Prince
ton. y. j., recently by having the degree
of doctor OF law conferred at the COM
memoration day exercises
Lazard Freres of New York has an
nounced an importation of a million dol
lars in gold Oh La Bretnage and a mil
lion in silver on the St. Louis.
A bet of 81 900 even is reported to have
been made in New York on the result ii
the presidential election, between two
members of the stock exchange.
Simmons. millionaire hardware deal
er of st. Louis, has bought the famous
Tiffany pearl and emerald brooch for
which the shah of Persia bid fabulous
sums,
The subscribing witnesses in the will
of the late c. Z. Huntington have been
examined. They are Maxwell Evarts,
George 4. Downs and Andrew Vande
yenter.
The ship Alsternixie that left San
Francisco for London recently, took one
of the most valuable cargoes that has left
in sailing vessel for many a day. 1t is
valued at over S50OOe0.
d. E. Martin. principal of the Fourth
Street School. Santa Rosa. Cal, was
publicly horsewh'pped by Mrs. John s.
Taylor, wife of the proprietor of White
Sulphur Springs. recently.
The Puget Sound capneries are rapidly
closing down on account of the extremely
scant run of sockeye salmon. and the ad-
ditional fact that the sockeye is the only
variety that will run this season.
Albert X. Green OF the general Land
Office AT Washington has been selected as
chief of the new division of forestry Of
last congress.
w V. Powell, who for several years |
has been grand president of the Order of |
Railway Telegraphers, has been expelled |
from the organization by large majority |
Of votes of the delegates.
The German Navy League received Z |
telegram from Using Tau stating that the
construction of the railway from kiao |
Chad TO kaumi has been taken up again,
under German military protection.
The South African League at Cape |
Town has passed resolution on British |
and adopted resolution /
sverSe 70 the Dutch language being aban-
ioned, which was suggestion of Cecil
Rhodes.
President Mellen of the Northern Pa
life has issued circular appointing w.
q. Pearce, who is assistant TO the presi
lent. with headquarters on the coast gen
,rai manager of the Seattle X Interna-
tional r. r.
The United States has renewed its de-
hands upon the government of Morocco
or 5000 as indemnity to the family OF
Marcus Azsagui. naturalized American
,itizen. who was murdered by a mob at
Fez last June.
Governor De Forest Richards of VII
ming was removed from the Palmer
House. Chicago, to St. Luke's hospitai.
october 18th The governor was suffer
ng from scuts iniaR,nasory rheumatism
md by the advice of his physicians he
vas taken to the hospital IN an ambu-
ance.
A shrcwd attempt to rob the City Ma
ionsl Bank of Kansas City and the Com
nercial Bank Of Lawson. Mo-. Of $500,
october 18th. was nipped in the bud. and
Is result Harry Turner and Robert
ytonnor. telegraph operators both Of
Kansas City. are under arrest