The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-20

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Itary purposes.
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tho tnuricipaI council vIu welcome Mr.
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Itbr IotrI do VIlc.
JuuLn Amos T. Catlin, one OF tn
most prominent lawyers Of Northern
| california, died on the bth instant, "Seu
IscVeuty -srycn years. lac was one "a
! The pioneers of a..
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OVER c"ceP' III l'"SSia az" o'c'G''
William Devery, chief of poii,c in
New York, was arrested at the ihstlSa-
ion OF -rintenueut OF elections Le-
cause he Instructed the police to make
40 arrests until the votes were cast.
The American liner St. Paul lost a |
and wrecked one of her en-
zines en- route from Southampton Tor |
Sew York. The ships officers believe !!
u submerged derehct was struck.
Mrs Zeralda James, widow of Jesse |
lanes the noted bandit died at l<an |
sas city on November ~. MRS. james
was with her husband when HI was |
shot and killed by Bob Ford, a former
pal
Twenty-Five immigrant laca-makers
from a place near Nottingham. Eng.
under contract with "Divlne fIeuer"
Dowe to estab lsh lace plant in Lii
uuis. Will be turned back from New
York.
The suit Of the State of Texas
agnirst fine Waters- Pierce OH C,In,,,
nv for penalties, amounti.g to SO, OJJl
tor ALLEGED VOCATION of the ant:-trust
Jaw Of 1899, ended in favor OF the con-
pany.
At the points of revolvers two Us,
Henry Ehiars and John Oswald ron,ei
Two stations on the Back Canyon, Ca,
road. and escaped with nearly 81 900.
one boy is twenty ana the other ,nuch
younger
me retail price of meat, butter and
eggs in Chicago has been advanced.
I huice cuts OF beef cost one ana two
cents more, butter roes at 25Is rents a
pound, and eggs are selling at 8 and
= cents
The last Alaskan Indian pot,atch
created great excitement. II was an
extended round of amusement. dane.
ing, paradlrg and mpking gifts Their,
were 400 Indians present in plctur ,.sou.
costumes.
The Carpenters Union of San Fran
,,yco has donated 81 70 tCyaru trr con-
,lruction of the NJ. lniOn mia and
800 toward thu fLrl Of tho strikinL
a bushes aseut has bae,l
appointed
l.nglaud exported last year Al OO- eco