The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-10-01

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James Bannon, of Redwood City, was
pinioned under sacks of wheat and
killed.
/ Amos Lunt the famous hangman OF
! San Quentin prison, died in an insane
asylum.
| British comment on Roosevelt is ia
! voIable.
has demanded the withdrawal OF Ger
man troops.
| Emperor William has conferred the
Grand Cross of the Red Eagle upon
Prince Chun.
Senator Hanna is much broken by
| grief and says he is through with pub
/ lie interviews.
The failure of the Rhine vintage
| leaves only the California crop to be
depended upon.
Hippopotami at Central Park, New
York, fought while being transferred to
winter quarters.
The ogden CO., Ltd, of London, has
agreed to sell out to the American To-
bacco Company.
DR.. o. l.. Woodworth was arrested in
/ Redwood City for the 100000 robbery
at Long Beach.
G. G. Delmonico proprietor of the
famous New York restaurant bearing
his name. is dead.
The George II. Phillips Company has
been formed to take over the business
of the Corn King"
Mckinley is reported by the CIcve-
land Finance 10 have carried $4,000
life insurance policies.
The Pan American Exposition, which
was closed because of Mckinley 5
death, has been reopened.
a poacher shot at the Archduke
Frederick of Austria, but the bullet
passed through his sleeve.
Rev, n. II. Baker, of Chino, Cal,
who said there was too much mourn
ing for Mckinley, was egged.
SiXty-seven persons are now officially
! reported to have persisted when the
! torpedo boat Cobra went down.
Claims of Americans for damages in
! South Africa will be settled by Great
Britain without further inquiry.
a naturalized American claims to
have been tortured in Venezuela, and
has made demand for damages.
The Associated Press has adopted
resolutions of sympathy, and calling
for the suppression of anarchy.
SiXty-seven persons are now officially
/ reported to have persisted when the
torpedo boat Cobra went down.
Col. James NJ Bell, Eighth Cavalry,
has been appointed a brigadier gen
eral, vice General Ludlow, deceased.
\ million dollars will be spent for
the repair of Brooklyn bridge, which is
reported as not entirely safe for traf-
fic.
y gasoline ferryboat on the Little
kanaWha river, blew up, fatally injur-
ing four people and destroying the
boat.
Striking tin plate workers who re-
fuse to go to work viii surrender
amalgamated charters and form a new
union.
Capt. VIM A. Nevils, of San Fran
cisco. has purchased the Rawhide and
App gold mines in California, for 81
500 900.
John Armstrong Chandler the di-
vorced husband of Amelie Rives, has
turned up in Virginia. and declares he
is not insane.
An Italian minister at Leadville, Col.
came near being lynched because he
remarked that all presidents and kings
should be killed.
Harry Culman, arrested in San
Francisco for alleged anarchistic utter
ances, and later released, will bring
suit for SANDER.
The Russian Car is keeping the
French guessing by his disregard of
the program they had marked out for
his entertainment.
ne iCuht VI NoiI"d al IL btlllS Sol
daily received in Canada. An army of
$500 guards will watch the railway up
on which he travels.
During an alteration at Grants
Pass, Ore, Frank Mccain shot his
mining partner, u. Holiday, through
the head He will die.
A fight is reported from the Indian
frontier, between the Ameers troops
and the Jargis, a tribe which has long
complained of Afghan oppression.
The Indian tribes of Oklahoma have
applied to the Supreme Court for an
injunction to prevent the settlement by
whites of the land recently opened.
DR.. Diedrick is reported to have been
put ashore on Greenland by Lieutenant
Peary, whose expedition to the North
Pole he was accompanying as surgeon.
Government authorities have recover
ed 100000 in cash and securities in
Huntington, w. Va, alleged to have
been embezzled by Captain Oberlin NJ.
Carter,
Plans for the reorganization of the
Seventh National Bank of New York,
under new name and with a capital
Of $1,500,000, unimpaired, have been ap-
proved.
Baron Won Lynden, minister Of for
eign affairs of Holland, has announced
he will bring the Boer appeal for ar
bitration before the council of arbitra-
ton at once.
The puddlers of the American Steel
Company mill at Girard, who quit
work on the funeral day Of the Presi-
dent, were discharged. There may be
A general strike.
Hall Frampton, a negro, who killed
his stepdaughter at Nebraska City.
fenced to life Imprisonment within