The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-27

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Chan.5e7 q putses OF : anre ~
las; has voted the death Of the green
sairy- absIn.he-
The subs .TSoas to thf shares OF
reached $3.50. 3ee.
Two thousard shops and houses
were burned at Canton November
18th About fort natives rerished-
There is . reported sale bv Bolivia
Of the territor~ = the so-caIled repub-
tic OF Acre 70 an American syndicate
The british steamer Tabago has
gone to cheho Colombia to quell an
her disturbance among insurgent
forces.
Railroads in the Western Passen-
ger Association will make one-ce7t
rate for the Grand Armv eucampment
AZ Denver
The Governor OF Georgia has issued
q call for q maritime congress, to as
sembie at Brunswick, Ga. on Janu
airy 90. 1901.
Copper in paving quantities has
been discovered in the Watching
mountains. tao miles north OF Bound
brook. " J.
Native and foreign capitalists at
Lima. Peru have subscribed $4,000
toward the building of the Cerro Pasco
drainage tunnel
The strike continues at the Callao
docks IN Peru. Three hundred sol
iiers nave been put TO work and con
ditions are quiet.
Roland Reed who has been for some
time at St Luke's hospital, New York
is worse. and II is said his condition
has become critical
The publication Of Paris by the
police continues During two nights
as7 arrests were made. A few OF the
prisoners were released.
Robert Riley. twelve-year-old
Keswick. California boy. saved the
lives of three children Dec IS. and in
doing so nearly lost his own.
Paul Asterot. died OF irrepressible
laughter at the Gymnase Theater, Par
is during performance Dec. II.
Locusts are devastating the depart
ment of Ayacucho, in Peru, which in
cludes several fertile valleys in the
Cordilleras southeast Of the capital.
The Rev James lie Baron Johnson,
a New York City minister, has been
missing for some time. and his abb
sence has caused much apprehension.
The London press speaks of the
complications in South Africa as
reason which will prevent Great Brit
ain from making war on the United
States.
Count" William Won Zodlitz is
prisoner at Chicago. charged with hav-
ing swindled nearly one hundred per-
sons by issuing fraudulent insurance
policies.
Dispatches from .Lourenzo Marquee
assert that all the Boer forces
are plentifully supplied with ammu-
milton, but terribly short of food and
clothing
Richard Croker has bought Moat
House. Vantage, England. with much
of the surrounding grounds. The
| price is withheld but it does not eX-
coed $4,000.
Hamburg friends of the Beers have
sent the Imperial Chancellor. Court
| Won Buelow. strongly worded dis
avowal of the German governments
TrSlsvaal policy.
An effort is being made by the bust
ness men of Paterson, n. J., to retain
the big Rodgers locomotive works,
which has announced it's decision Of
leaving that city.
| Delegates from all parts of the
country were expected at the annual
meeting of the National Civil Service
| Reform League, which opened at New
| York December 18th.
| In a dispatch from London it is re-
ported that Charles kid Mccoy and
Margaret Cornelle, the music-hall
singer. are married Neither will af-
| firm nor deny the rumor.
rinley Peter Dunno, author of the
| "Dooley'' papers, who has been seri-
| ously i'll with typhoid fever, is pro-
| crossing favorably toward recovery
at ST. Luke's hospital. Chicago.
The Lima. Peru, Drto1ice has put
in circulation, to celebrate the new
century, three sets If postage stamps
with portraits of Serory Romano, Ad
miral Grau and Colonel BolognsSi
Burglars entered the Elwood, Iowa
postoffice early on December 18th.
blew the safe and escaped with $3.50
in stamps. small amount of cash
and $500 worth of negotiable notes.
The United States army transport
Kintuck sailed for Manila from Seat
tie with 504 horses and 81 mules for
the Philippine service. besides 1900
tons of miscellaneous army supplies
In reply to dispatch from Grand
..apids. Mich, inviting him to the
United States. Mr.. Kruger has wired
that he has not arrived at any desi-
cion with regard to visiting America
Judgment for f250 was entered IN
| the Queens .5ench Court Dec. Is
against the Duke of Manchester for
wine and cigars supplied by CITY
merchant. The claim was not con-
/ tested.
Minister Limantours' report OF the
| financial condition of Mexico is no
table document He estimates for the
ensuing year revenue amounting to
sSl.Ssl. 900 and expenditures OF $751;
! s77.9ea.
The plant Of Zschistsche 4 Sons.
tanners, at Sheboygan. Wis. was to-
tally destroyed by fire Dec. is. The
plant covered an entire block The
loss is $4,000. fully covered by in
surance.
John Addison Porter. former pri-
vate secretary of President Mckinley.
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