The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-07

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known tkruagAcus fAe united statss,
p III Ut Monterey. Cal. and in . ven
critical coodlt1ca-
| While The Chinese sifunfion remains
obscure tie powers ere elearsy Ia =
more co0cfliAtoTy temper and arxfors
to explain auay their differences
By an expaosion Of eAs e the fur.
nace of Edgar TAo0psoa Steel Works
a Braddock Pa. March 90. Ave men
we're terribly burned. tvo fatally.
Nine Sarah Befnhardt. Who vas 20
have opened IN engagement at Pfxrn-
burg. March - vas taken suddenly
Ill AFTER the performance. at Cleveland.
Fierce g1les have been sweeping
over the English channel coasts and
the Dover trans-channei services have
been maintained with great difaculty.
Wall street 10 beginning to believe
that bucket shops are doomed to ex-
tinction by the act Of Congress of
March End. amending the war revenue
laws.
The viii Of Horace Heusens, late OF
Newton. Mass. which has been iled
for probate at Cambridge, gives prac-
tically all the estate Of $3.50. 900 to the
deserving poor.
The twin-screw steamer Cron Prinx
Wilhelm. Of $4,000 tons register. be-
longing to the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company. was launched at
Stettin, March 80.
Five inches of snow fell in Nebraska
March -. The storm covers the en-
tire state and parts of Iowa, extend
ing north Of Sioux City and west To
the Wyoming and Colorado lines
Owing to apprehension of attempts
by anarchists upon the life OF the Sui
tan of Turkey. His Majesty intends
To completely exclude tourists from
the precincts of the YildiS Kask.
Several Vienna newspapers assert
tna. Japan has sounded Great Britain
and Germany as to whether they
would combine against Russia in the
event of the annexation of Manchuria-
Secretary Root has refused to annul-
any Of the permits recently granted TO
individuals and companies TO bore
for oil in the ocean OF California in
the vicinity Of the present Dill iields.
A personal announcement from Cor
onel A. X Mcclure, the veteran edi
tor of the Philadelphia Times, and on
of its founders, states the complete
severance of all his relations with the
publication.
While the Administration officials
are not prepared to say wha. is 10 be
the future of Aguinaldo, it seems GER
tain that none of them has any i'd "a
that any bodily punishment will DC
inflicted upon him.
The Great Northern orange spe-
cial," which made a sensational f1igh,
across the country from Puget Sound
to st. Paul, arrived at the latter city |
at 11:05 a M. March 20, having |
smashed all records.
The Fresno, Calf, chamber Of Com |
merce arranged to distribute 100000 |
OF seeded raisins at the But. |
falo exposition, these having been
by the raisin growers and |
packers associations.
The Chicago, ILL.,. Evening Post was
sold March 80 by H. H. Kahlsaat to a |
company headed by ]. c. Shaffer Of
who will be president and
publisher of the paper. Samuel T.
Glover for several years, managing
editor Of the paper, will be its editor.
The sealing schooners Maggie, Eu-
thanza and Emily, with twelve hum
dred. nine hundred and eight HUNDRED
seals respectively, have returned to st.
Johns, N. F., from a seal hunt in the
Gulf Of st. Lawrence. They report ex-
cellent prospects for steamers fishing
there.
The Standard Old Company has
agreed to pay 100000 for a patent
controlled by Salt Lake, Utah, men.
The invention is device to convert
petroleum into gas that produces in
.ense heat and light at cost infinite
y smaller than by any other known
process.
A shooting ARRAY which will prob
IDLY terminate fatally occurred in
ront of the Central Pacific depot at
Reno, New, March %. Six Spanish
engaged in q quarrel,
md one of their number, John $3.50,
lrew q five-shooter and fired at his
antagonist.
Colonel Macdonald of the British !
Embassy, politely asked the Russians
o remove their flags from the British I
,ortion of the disputed territory in
,hina, where they were surreptitious-
y placed after a mutual evacuation
lad been agreed upon. The Russians
latly declined