The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-28
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An earthquake was observed on No
vember 18th at FEorac. Gezmany.
The antf-nosse ordinance al Chica4,o
was defeated. November 18th. IN the
city council
Joseph OFT. the comedian. died In
New York November z0sh, Of COM
plication of diseases.
Over twenty thousand tickets we're
sold for the Fireman's pension fund
bail at the Coliseum in Chicago On
November 2lst-
The boards of education of New
York are raising money for the Cal
weston schools On November 20ch
81 900 had been raised.
Nine. Sara Bernhard and NJ. Con-
slant Coquelin and their large COM
pany Of actors arrived at New York
November 2oth. on L'Aquitaine-
Captain George d. Cofey. a Mis-
sissippi planter. is dead at his res
idence in Chicago November 20. He
had been a Confederate soldier.
The birthday of Empress Frederick
was quietly concentrated az Cro1-
berg November 20. Emperor William
was present at the celebration
Joseph Harnnalt, in prison at Den
yer, has confessed that ne was impii
Gated in the robbery of $1,000 worth
of diamonds from Mrs. Flora Belts,
August 9th.
The project for a railroad from Port
land 20 the Nehalem coal fields on the
seaboard. is taking shape. II is sup
posed that influences favorable to the
Great Northern are behind it.
The preliminary hearing of the wo
man Selma Schapke, who attempted
Emperor Wilhelm's life at Breslau
resulted in the prisoner being ordered
sent 10 an insane asylum for observa
ton
Nearly 400 arrests were recorded In
Chicago up to November Goth in new
raid against crime thirty well known
thieves. pickpockets and highwaymer
being among the prisoners. The city
council has authorized 121 additional
policemen.
Congressman George Fl. Ray. chair
man Of the house judiciary committee
| has said that there will be no tariff
laws for the Philippines until the con
stitutionality of the Porto Rican tariff
has been decided.
George Gould's Yacht, the atlanta
with the war equipment with which
she was armed for Colombia, which
was to have bought her, is to go tt
Venezuela Mr.. Gould has complete,
arrangements for her sale to the Lar
ter for s125,000.
Herr Won Kroreher. a defendant il
a gambling charge. son of the Genera
Won Kroreher. commander of an arm
corps and an intimate adviser of En-
peror William. fed to the south an
the court ordered his arrest whereve
he should be found.
A party of thirty-eight Turks. wis1
ing to leave Russia secretly, sailed a
dead of night from Tschurusku :,
cross the Black sea. A storm arose
the boat filed and all persisted say
one lad who chung to the mast an
was washed ashore.
A heavy rain storm, accompanies
by flashes of lightning and loud peal
of thunder. visited Chicago Novembe
Goth. in the night. Wires were force
to earth and the streets were like
river. 1t is thought the storm is tn
forerunner of cold wave.
The admiralty court in London. i
the case of the fatal collision of tn
Campania and Embleton. found tina
the Companies speed was excessiy
and that the Campania was solel
blameable for the sinking of the En-
bleton. and judgment was pronounce
accordingly.
report is current at Montpelie
: Vt, that c. l.. Closson, cashier of tn
: First National Bank of Springfield
Vt. is $4,000 short in his account
F. G. Field, the president of the banl
says Closson allowed his son to dra'
$4,000 on security that has sine