The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-07


Two children were killed by light
ming bolt. near Milwaukee.
a female doctor In Illinois slays one
] officer and wounds another.
The Ralston palace at Belmont, Cal.
VIII become an insane asylum.
| Giuseppe Tomazio. an accomplice Of
Bresci, has been arrested at Buda-
| Pest.
| Gen. Pole Carew occupied Belfast.
near Machadorp, August "a, without
opposition.
The Kaiser's subjects want indemnity
for being expelled from johannesburg
by the English.
The inventor of the new American
torpedo gun says 1t will throw proJec-
tile fifteen miles
Bryan was notified of his nomination
by the Populists on August 20, and
made long speech.
a life size statue of Apollo has been
unearthed near Athens. Its workman
ship is of the fifth century.
The Japanese steamer Futami Maru,
carrying supplies to Americans, has
been wrecked on Mindanao.
An anarchist was arrested lately on
suspicion of having conspired to assas
sinate Victor Emmanuel III.
monster ocean raft is due now at
San Francisco. The amount of lumber
used is 100000 feet of piling.
Baden-Powel rescued 100 British
prisoners at Warm Baths and captured
Il Beers and a German artillery Off
Ger.
A terrible hailstorm as big as wal
nuts. destroyed young fruit trees and
killed many animals and birds in Kan
sas.
Berkeley University has issued a bull
letin of practical instructions, showing
that the making of grape juice Is profit
able.
King Oscar will arbitrate claims for
losses sustained by British and German
subjects and American citizens in Sa-
moa.
A small boy risks his life and was
frightfully injured while trying to save
his dog from trolley car in San Fran
cisco.
Big Thunder, chief of the Penobscot
tribe of Indians, will go to Washing
ton in canoe to see President Nc
Kinley.
Col. John F.. Hayes of San Francisco
was welded for four months without
the knowledge of his relatives or
friends.
Prof Henry Sigwick, professor of
moral philosophy at Cambridge Univer-
sity since 1888, is dead. He was born
in 1888.
Sousa's tour ended in Amsterdam. |
Five thousand people, including the
American Minister and Consul were
present.
A baby died of starvation in the arms :
of it's sixteen-year-od mother while
she was suing in the Chicago courts for
support.
The Co-eds of the University of Cali |,
fornia will be required to take the same
gymnastic work prescribed for men
students.
The conditions in Porto Rico are re-
ported to be good. The sugar cane crop
is quite up to the average, and the
coffee above it.
The ship w. H. Kruger had narrow
escape on August 81. She sprung leak
and was obliged to throw part of her /,
cargo overheard.
Commissioner Peck has postponed
the formal acceptance of the Legion
Of Honor till he can receive advice ]
from Washington. ]
The American Bar Association is in
session at Saratoga, N. Y. Ex-senator s
of Nebraska made the
address.
Owing to great storm at Nome be-
ginning August 7th, thirty craft, barg- :
es, lighters, schooners and small steam y
ers were cast ashore.
A Chicago man brought Syrian girl Y
from San Francisco as his wife, and '
she decamped with s1,5OO and all his
presents of diamonds.
Butler, with cavalry, was ambushed
md fired upon by concealed Boer guns. i
rhe troops with two Liverpool regi-
nents suffered severely. ,
The transport Californian, which {
sailed from San Francisco, July 18th, {
via Honolulu, July 9th, was week
,verdue at Manila on August 27th.
One hundred boys from the training
ship Monongahela spent the night in
he streets and parks of Paris owing to
heir desertion by lieutenant in
,harge.
The battleship Alabama is queen of
he American navy. She developed a
'peed Of fourteen knots on the trial
rip. She will go into commission in
october.
The engagement of Miss Isabel Good
icn ctilllIdii, uduSnter Ol pFeSlueIt VI
City Bank of New York, to
Percy Rockefeller son of the oil mag
late, is announced.
Mrs. Richard Chamberlain. sisten-in- i,
aw of Joseph Chamberlain, says the
rmy doctors in South Africa, with few y
RECEPTIONS, are a low class of men.
There was much drunkenness among
hem.
The London Daily Mail OF August 2S {
laims to have the highest authority I
or the assertion thatLord Roberts has
lready succeeded Lord Wolseley as I
commander in chief of the British '
rmy.
The Department of State warns Am
ricans intending to travel in Germany
o take passports. The police, owing {
o anarchistic movements. are becom- ]
ng more strict in their inspection of