The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-11
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Ex-S-rstsry Ai,sr ussy take r.
stump through, Illinois for NeKInlsy ani
RsSsevsit-
Stanford university Is TO have hos
tai 70 - built - the stsd@nts' EuiIf Of
shar Institution
Se.eFptary Root. who has sesn III AZ
Southampton K l. for several weeks. =
reported eOHvaIesciHx STEADILY.
Natthew Mailer. cigar dealer OF
WaiIare. Isfaho. Was murdered in ms
store early, on the morning Of octot-sr 1
Iha zalf championship Of the United
>isies vas played on the links Of the Chi
eago Coli Club AT Wheaton. H. utclser
ish aud 9Th
The official census returns from Los
Angelss show a population of f02i1a
which : a little more than double that OF
zen Years ago.
Prince Albert OF Belgium. heir appar-
ent 20 the throne OF that country. was
married October n to the Duchess Eliza
beth OF Bavaria
About go tons of machinery were ship
ped 10 the Klondike country on the
steamer Farallion. which sailed from Sc
a1gie September 27th-
The pope at Rome is reported as being
well pleased with the relations of the
American government 10 the church Of
C5iha and the Philippines
The transport Universal arrived at
Ed-aSaki Saturday with forage for Ia
90 and the transport Argyll has sailed
from Nagssaki for Manila.
II is now possible that J. Pierpoint
Morgan. the New York capitalist. will
have the naming Of the new president
of the Southern Pacific
Late returns from leo small towns
in Connecticut indicate 119 towns repub-
lican. 43 democratic, against 125 repub-
lean and 81 democratic in 1899.
Workmen are beginning to arrive in
Large numbers at Galveston. The exc
dus has almost ceased. while every incom-
ing train brings artisans and Others.
One hundred and thirteen passengers
and SJo1,0oo worth of gold were brought
10 Seattle October . by the steamship
Senator. which arrived from Nome.
\ motion introduced by Richard John
Seldom. premier of New Zealand. urging
thu GtSiidtttttN VI diIutAius the ,bph
and Savage islands. has been adopted.
The first telegraph message from Van
couver to Dawson direct on the new gov
eminent line on the Ashcroft trail route
was 10 have been sent Monday, Octo-
Der $.
John +. hudson. president of the
American Bell Telephone Company. died
suddenly on October LIST in the Boston
and Maine railroad station at Beverley
Farms. Mass.
Money IS still needed To provide shell
nj Galveston. The total amount re-
sum Of S7S1o43.63
According TO semi-official statements.
the Russian naval estimates for 1901
show total of 91.097 $3.50 roubles. an in
crease of upwards of ten millioa roubles
for the current year.
George Powell, president of the In
ternational Tin Plate Workers Protec
tive Association of America. states that
the question of wages of tin plate workers
has been amicably settled.
Proposals for constructing by contract
six armored cruisers will be received at
the navy department until II O'Clock
noon on Friday. December ., 1900. when
they will be publicly opened.
Arthur James Balfour is looked upon
as Lord Salisbury's successor in the
office of lord warden of the cinque ports.
| hut his appointment will be deferred till
| the dissolution of parliament.
Scientific lectures. profusely illustrat-
| ed and free of cost to employees and the
| public, is the newest project of the Santa
! Fe management to provide education
and entertainment for It's employees.
| The Sunnyside coal mine of Evans
vile. the largest coal mine in southern
! Indiana is on fire. and it is feared the
entire mine will be destroyed. The value
of the mine is estimated at 100000.
1t is proposed to reopen the Bridge
man School for Girls in Picking either
! in that city or in Tientsin. The North
| China college. which was destroyed in
| run-Che. will probably also be re-opened
| in Picking.
| Mrs. Margaret F.. Croker. whose
| home is now in New York state, has of
! fered her Sacramento. Cal. mansion for
| the purposes of the rescue home now
| conducted by the women of the Peniel
mission.
In the early sessions of the independent
democratic convention, held at Butte.
| Mont. on October 81. Governor Smith
| was appointed temporary chairman. L.
! :. Hogan is slited as the probable CUB
ernatorial nominee.
I 81 60 nd
Others who are interested in the culture
OF rice has been held in Beaumont. Tex.
10 consider a proposition which is prac-
! tically TO control the domestic rice mar
ket OF the United States
The Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany's steamer City of Topeka arrived
at Seattle from Lynn canal points. She
brought about $50 passengers and 500
go in gold, mostly in small amounts in
the hands of passengers.
British steamships and railroads are
expected 10 Durn American smokeless
soft coal in the near future. Negotiations
for the sale of 100000 tons of the Ameri-
can product have practically been COM
pleted az Chicago
The Russian naval staff announces that
it Is proposed TO blockade all Chinese
naval ports in consequence of the hostile
attitude OF the Chinese feet ar Shanghai.
and TO send fast cruisers from the allied
! squairons TO protect their transports
The monthly statement issued by the
director OF the mint shows that during
September the coinage executed at the
minis OF the United States amounted to
~;.,isa. LIS. rs follows: Gold Se-:2as. 81
siixe.. SS.a3a- 49,. minor coins S21-s-
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