The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-07-28
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

Inc steamer ROSccral en- route
to Nome, lost half her cargo among
the ice foes
Colombian rebels have tallea PoDaL
yon and all cities near the Ec1ua do
riln frontier
France will construct al embassy
building in Washington at a cost Of
l,3l5, ,000 francs.
Cholera has appeared in severe cpl
demic form at Kohat twenty mile
south Peshawab, India.
The Government has sued the
Southern Pacific for unlawful dis
elimination in sugar shipments.
The Porte promises America &
speedy answer and says it has never
denied the validity Of our claim.
The National Educational Associa-
ton met at Charleston, S. c. Three
thousand delegates were present.
Henry c. Payne will do most of
lie Republican campaign manage
mont, Senator Hanras S health beina
b5d.
Ina speech at Chicago former
Secretary of State Day said Spain
was undenia5ly responsible for the
M&inc disaster.
The Department of State mas is.
sued circular saying that the Uni
ted States will not assist in DIVIDING
5tc Chinese Emp ire
Maneuvres Of the French feet il.
the English channel has lei the Brit
lsh Admiralty to suspend all fur
ioughs from the Channel and Rescrye
squadrons.
Tlo Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany and the Oceania Steamship
COMPANY have been bonded to carry
appraised merchandise between San
a fanciSCo and Honolulu.
The Treasury Department has re,
celVeda telegram from leutenants
Jarvis of the revenue cutter service
saying that had been twenty eases Cf
smallpox to July 2 at Cape Nome. and
sakmg Tor meoical offices and slmDlics
In Juue was laid in Messrs. Har-
md and VOLTS shipbuildhg yard.
Belfast, the keel of a new express
steamer for the White Star Line. whc
will exceed the dimensions in every
way the largest vessel afo at. the
Oceanic.
The War. Office has issued another
casualty list'from South Africa. show
ing that the week ending July 1th,
there were Killed, wounded or can
tured 10 officers and TS0 men; acci-
dental deaths, 2 men: died of disease.
officer and l49 men; inv&lided home
y officers and 1906 mon. The total ,
casualties as a result of the war are
!8, 1873 officers and men, y
The Kaiser ina speech made at
the launching Of a battle ship said:
The German people did not con
luor and she'd blood thirty years ago :
n order.to be thrust aside when
great foreign problems are. being -.
settled, IF that happens then the
position of the German Empire as Q
world power would be at an end. / '
I'm not inclined to allow matters to -
each such pass. It's thh Emp 4
'ror S duty and highest privilege to L
'mploy suitable and even th sharp
st methods to prevent it.
According to 4 Che Foo dispatcl Z
he fighting around Tien-Tscn on tho
nd and 4th was the sevcrest yet ex.
'erieuced. The British casualties n
'ere thirty or forty killed OF wonnd-
i. The Chinese had35. .000 men A.
scking SIMULTANEOUSLY from thelcrt
le, east and west andmlle exce!ln}
rActice with over 100 gun. The Go,
snders numbered 1900, with sent /.
applies, and i was only presence of !
40 newly arrived japanese and Rus
AN gnns that prey 'utcd disaster. On
,uss.an company otiafantry rumbor
ing l2o men, had ~ killed or wound ~'
The German contin gent ai.o slf-i
'rad heavily by the oyautk Of the
tn the situation was verJcriucaI.
he allies narrowly cscnped total 4,