The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-11-20

The steamships Furst Bismarck ant
Pretoria grounded in the river Elbe al
Schulan.
An international marine con.erenc,
will be arranged with the view of pre-.
venting collisions.
France likes American jockeys, anG
NJ. Veil Picard says they have given
great satisfaction. Tod Sloan, Cash
Sloan. Freeman and Sims, have beer
given retaining fees mover before paid
in France.
The Chicago bucket shops have wor
a partial victory, Judge Vail holding
that the Chicago Board of Trade mar
ket quotations are n public Interest
and must be distributed without dis
elimination.
A terrible explosion occurred at the
Southern Coal and Transportation Com
pany's mines at Berrysburg on Novem-
| Der 3. Thirteen miners are known to
be dead. and twenty men are unac-
counted for.
| The American Steel and Wire Com
pany has bought the fleet of the Am
erican Steamship Company of Duluth
paying $5,250,000. There are twelve
ships, including the four largest yes
sells on the lakes.
The American art exhibit at the
Paris Exposition is said to have beer
very fine. The sculpture ranked among
the best. MacMonLl0- work vas tho
best exhibited. The machinery exhibit
was also very fine.
Charles F. Mather, who was arrest
ed in Seattle. November 3. on IL charge
of having pawned $4,000 worth of
jewelry belonging to New York mer-
chants has been taken there on war
rant of extraditon.
Attorney Aylett r. Cotton has filed
complaint against Mrs. Florence
Blythe Moore and her husband, a. A.
Moore Jr.. for s33,500 fee for legal ser
vices rendered in the recent litigation
on the Blythe estate.
Receiver McKensie reached Seattle
November 3, in cha1ge of two mar
shals and is now in San Francisco to
answer the charge of contempt OF
court Mckensie declares he will fight
the case to the finish.
The Admiralty Islanders are giving
the Germans great deal Of trouble.
The German cruiser Moeve, was dis
patched to the scene Of disturbance or
October Is. and was of valuable use
In lighting the natives.
Searches made at Genoa, Milan AMI
Florence have resulted in the discovery
of title deeds. stolen from the Vati-
can, valued at 22O 90. francs. The man
and woman arrested in Genoa mad
quantity of American Tile deeds.
On November 5, r. L. Hall, the
wealthiest and most prominent ranch
man in Western Texas, was shot an.
instantly killed In El Paso. Texas, on
his ranch, by Fayette Seeley, p cow
boy. The two men We're old enemies.
A cable to the World from London,
November g. says: The World hears
that the reason given to Sloan by
Marsh. the Prince of Wales trainer,
for cancelling his engagement for next
season is Sloan's heavy transactions in
the betting ring"
The Senator brought down to Seattle
1873 passengers and 100000 in treasure
The sullivan party had over 100000.
and G.. II. Burnham had S270C00 In
the purser's safe was 100000 passen-
gers treasure, in addition to the $780,
900 company gold.
Reports from Canton. November :
state the East River rebels have moved
up the river, and boats are now run
ming from PAX LO to Huchau. 1t is
believed the rebellion is nearly over,
as the rising was premature, and the
insurgents had not sufficient arms.
Crowds cheered Maurice Grau and
his company of high-priced stars on
their arrival in NeN York. 1hr new
est who will attract great attention,
will be Gillibcrt the basso, SaleZa, who
viii play the part of Nathan in "Sa-
lambo," and Nine. Marylle, the So
prano.
! ne NbIlntTn tdtllc lSdllTOhu on
November 3, concluded half million
dollar deal for fncli'ics for increased
business, The purchase aggregates
over 100 acres. and gives the railroad
terminals I'm the heart of the city, pos |
sessed by no other railroad I'm the
Northwest,
The demands that will be presented
10 China, says a cable To the New
York sun, viii not include the amount
Df indemnity nor guarantees for the
opening Of the county. commercial
treaties, etc, These viii come after the
Chinese agree To the principles OF the
present demands.
Vice Admiral AlexI,n has adiressrc
A communication t. ~ Hung Chang
asking thina's Intentions reg lrdiny
and inviting the 1mpress
Dowager 90 resume thu government ~
nat territory under Russian protoc
non, which would - ~ mutual nd
to china ami russia
The 800 foot wOrl's record nagstun
% BE- erected IN Golden Gate Park, san
Francisco, ON september eth 81 next
Year VIII have 10 be- constructed in
hrre parts, ana be dnubly hrarsd with
sets ~ wire cables 90 Withstand ne
'norWnpa strain ~ tho 100 foot Amsrl,
AN nag NAT Nill liORi from Ne TOP
Tho striking hDllrTWakeTa ~ tie Hos.
on A Albany Railroad ln Npsl sprlng-
lrli threaten "a ilh up tho whole Van
inFhill railway company N their 90
nahiH arc nni Granted They declare
hey have 1900 hailrUnakpra behind
hem ana can rall upnn other labor
'hl9Ns ~ back lhsm 10 ihslf demand