The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-29


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q hurricane swept over the Island ~
Maufitius on January i2th.
-Four hundred Japanese fishermen may
haS, persisted tn the recent STORM.
iaymastrr q. y Thompson, 4. y. ~
died IN Washington on January tih
coal famine 10 reported from %
Angeles among the railroad stations
II W said that the whutcaale slaughter
OF Wild game stlli continues Ia Alaska.
Detective 1haCker has captured IN,
$1,000 express rObbcr At ~ 'sso, Tea,
No trace rs Yet found OF the missing Ia
sane millionaire, JOhn Armstrong chan
Ter
The Federal Supreme Court decided
that Nicely must 20 back 10 Havana for
trial
The schooner Fearless was struck by
the steamer Pomona Ia fog of Bolinas
ONT
Captain Baranon, an old settler. was
murdered December Slst At Sitka by the
natives.
Baroness Antolnette Heileman and Eu-
gene $. Thorne have been married In
Oakland.
San Francisco street railway compa-
MES will make special rate to school
children.
Dave sullivan and Kid Broad fought
a 25-round draw at Louisville on Janu-
AIRY l4th.
The Car of Russia is said to have
given fortunes to his advisers In AFT airs
of State.
a Ninilist Russian Prince has been ar
rested on charge of plotting against the
Cars life.
General Eagan was denounced in SEN
sational speech in the Senate by Teller
of Colorado.
Il. j. Blaisdel who first suggested
Ii rpS in
January 14th
~ Chicago physician claims to have
succeeded in cremation of human bodies
by liquid air.
Mrs. Mary Kincaid has been elected
president of the Board of Education of
San Francisco.
"The Rogue's Comedy" by Henry Ar
thur Jones, is now running at the Grand,
San Francisco.
The United States Senate has abolished
the Army canteen by Il vote of thirty
four to fifteen.
Mckinley and Roosevelt were formally
declared choice of the California Senate
on January 14th.
James O'Neill, the actor nearly SUMO
Gated in the folds Of the canvas sea used
in Monte Cristo.
Brandes, under life sentence for the
murder of his daughter. may get new
trial at Oakland.
lion in the Philippines is broken and the
war will soon end.
! "A contract has been let for the con-
struction OF an arena for a prize fight
/ in Carson. Nevada.
| A substantial increase in the volume of
| trade in favor of the United States is re-
ported for December.
De Wet captured a Boer peace agent
and logged and shot him. The victim
was British subject
The Secretary of Agriculture has beer
called upon for report of California
cooperative irrigation.
1t is said that Captain Hall, charged
with cowardice at Feking, is the victim
/ of petticoat diplomacy.
| Up to January 18th all the amendments
offered to the Harbor bill had been vot-
ed down in the House.
An Indiana constable chained some fiat
cars to the ties and thus held them fer
the payment of taxes.
The Duchess of Marlborough had a
narrow escape from death by being
thrown from her horse.
w. X. Vanderbilt is planning to merge
the Union Pacific and the Chicago anu
Northwestern Railways.
Santa Clara Chinaman Is dying of
Istrychnine poisoning at the hands of a
member of a rival tong.
Many bodies from a wrecked steamer,
on the Island of Corsica.
A bill for the regulation of divorces
was introduced into the California Leg
islature by Senator Mutt.
Stockton has just granted franchises
through the northern part of the city to
the S. f. & S. ]. V. r. r.
Senator Hoar was the unanimous choice
for reelection in both Houses of the
Massachusetts Legislature.
Allan Il. Doucette, the famous Harvard
football player, died at Cambridge of ty-
phoid fever on January Sth.
George A. Newhall has been elected
President of the Board of Police Com
missioners at San Francisco.
Jeffries and Sharkey have gone to West
Baden, Indiana, to go in training ald
Rubin has gone to Kentucky
At Topeka, Kas., an attempt was made
recently to hang a mine superintendent
on account of strike troubles.
The prosecution of the four men who
are charged with the murder of factory
girl in New Jersey, has begun.
The Municipal League of San Francisco
favors the proposed lower prices for
transportation for school children.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad outwit-
ted rival by reviving an old franchise
to prevent a new line being built
The Chamber of Commerce of San
Francisco is protesting against the meth
DDS of Dr. Kinyoun, of plague fame.
The Japanese Consulate at Vancouver
have sent an inspector to investigate
Japanese labor trouble in Montana.
Two thousand Filipinos of Manila ha re
memorialized the United States Govern
ment to cease its warlike operations.
A jamestown, Col, women drove into a
swollen creek in a buggy with her two
children last week and all were drowned.
The overdue steamship Tellamook, a
Tacoma paper says, has been discovered
imprisoned in floating ice in Caldovia
bay.
Under Sheriff Devane of Yuma, A. T..
was shot down on Jan. by three rob-
bers he was about to search for rob
berry.
The California Club of San Francisco
has instigated crusade for the preser-
walton OF the Calaveras grove of big
trees.
Six sailors bring charge against the
steamship Mexico in San Francisco for