The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-14
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actor and play wright, died At his
home in New York June Of acute
bronchitis
The British steamer ophir. having
on board the Duke and Duchess Of
Cornwall and York, sailed for Auck-
land. New Zealand. June s.
Edward Forshay Of Kansas City. an
actor and assistant manager of thea
trical companies. shot and killed Miss
Edna Stokes. an actress, June 2
The Turk-Italian friction over the |
Prevesa affair caused by the III |
treatment of Italian subjects By the |
Turkish officials has been settled
Senator. VI. A. Hanna has been ap-
pointed a colonel on the Official staff
of General Rassieur. commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army Of the Re
public
Major George Arthur, assistant pay
master OF the United States army,
died at Cleveland, o., June s. while
sitting in a chair at the Weddeli
House.
There has been an epidemic Of
horse stealing in the towns near the
international boundary on both sides
between British Columbia and this
country.
June large fire occurred in the
Forbidden City of Picking. The Board
of Records building was destroyed.
together with most Of the records it
contained.
Chill is distinctly the victor in the
discussion which has arisen over the
question of arbitration to be consid-
cred by the coming Pan-Ameriean
| Congress.
War has been declared between the
musical unions of New. York which
threatens to split the Musical Mutual
Protective Union. The trouble began
year ago.
The Leyland steamer Assyrian from
Antwerp for Montreal with 1000 tons
of cargo went ashore on Cape Race
June 6. She has eleven feet of water
in her forehold.
| AS one of the results of German
| tariff conferences Prussia and a num-
| Der of the other large German States
| have abandoned the idea of the so
called double tariff.
Evelyn Briggs Baldwin, commander
| of the expedition for the discovery of
the North Pole, left New York June 2
| for Chicago, St. Louis and other
| points in the West.
Many of the amateur athletes of
| the country are entered for the an
nual track and field championships
of the A. A. u to be held June Is at
the Stadium. Buffalo.
The explosion of powder and the
suffocating fumes that followed caus-
| ed the death of eight men June in
| the seventh level of the Ludington.
Mich. shaft of the Chapine mine.
Gen. Chaffee states that the Chinese
| problem is not yet settled He be-
lieyes Russia intends to maintain her
present influence in North China. but
does not intend to extend it except
| in Manchuria
Governor Gage of California has Is
| sued a proclamation reciting the fact
of the recent lynching In Modoc
County and offering a reward of S.
900 for the arrest and conviction of
the perpetrators.
DR.. Thomas Bond, a well-known sur
geon and analyst, committed suicide
June by throwing himself from a
third-story window OF his residence
| at London. He had been suffering
from melancholia.
The Spanish Government. it is as
serted, has dismissed the project at
Corunna. where serious riots occurred
June 2, and the torpedo-boat destroyer
Audaz has arrived there with marines
to maintain order.
William J. Dent. alias ". ]. Jack
son. viii spend the remainder OF his
life in the penitentiary for forgery.
Dent is q nephew OF the late Stone
wall Jackson and belongs to q prom
inent Kentucky family.
About $50 passengers and 500 sacks
of mail were awaiting at Queenstown
Oceanic. which had to put back to
Liverpool after sailing June 6. owing
to damaged propeller.
i A Malay doctor, named IbrAhim,
ran amuek. killed six people with q
spear and seriously injured nine 9th
ers at Singapore June 5. He was then
knocked down and died from the ef
fects of fractured skull
News from New Guinea contains q
: fun account OF the massacre Of mem
bers of the First German South Ses
J expedition on the eannibai islands ol
: st. Matthias. They were all killed
. and eaten, save y DR.. Heinroth-
The town Of Jasper County, Tex.
was almost entirely wiped out by FRI
June s. Seventeen houses. intending
every business house in the place and
q number OF residences. were destroy
ed The town has no IRE department
The trouble between white settler
and the Arapahoe Indians on ths
Wind River reservation In Wyoming
has resulted In bloodshed and fear.
. are entertained that there may be
/, general uprising among the Arapshoe.
! and shoshones there.
, Bishop u. r. Mowiey. the Roman
! Catholic prelafe in St Johns, n. r.
has published long letter insistini
: upon the colony absolutely recovering
! the ownership OF the railway system
! | which Is low in the hands Of Mr.
Reid. the contractor.
) The hundred-miie race from Cleye
: land 70 Erie June between the Cleve
! Land passenger steamer City Of Erie
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