The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-02
THE EMPEROR OF CHINA MAY
RETURN TO PEKING IN OCT,

4 PARIS, June pa dispatch received
here from Picking says an official proc
lamation has been issued there an
nouncing that the Emperor Will return
to Picking in October, arriving at the
capital by railroad from Pao Ting Flu
STATE OF THE NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, June %. - Lord Lans-
downe an Associated Press cores
pendent learns. does not take such a
pessimistic view of the Chinese neso-
tiations, as do a majority of the British
newspapers. The foreign office by no
means comedies in the view of the
Peking correspondent of the Daily
Mail, who cables today that the nego-
tiations are drifting into a hopeless
muddIe There is now an opinion
among competent officials in Downing
street that there is a good prospect of
settlement. 1t is denied that Germany
has increased her demand for indem-
nifty; from the British standpoint Ger
cuscd by the Grand Jury of that coun-
ty.
The Santa Fe Company is perfecting
plan to bring settlers from Italy to the
far West. Should the plan succeed, they
will attempt to bring other nationalities
in.
George Ecker a Philippine volunteer,
was almost lynched in Arkansas last
week for raising a check and then bru-
tally killing the officer detailed to arrest
him.
Several non-unon miners who tried to
enter the Maritime coal mines, near
Mattewan, West Virginia, were fired up
on, bN strikers rpcenrfy Three men
ware killed.
Frederick Barnekoff, who has posed as
a returned Cape Nome miner with a
large fortune and a desire to get mar
ried, has been arrested for victimizing
several Chicago women.
The British Liberal party is split in
twain by the proBoer resolution. AS
quth the leader of the party, has de-
clared himself by saying that the repub-
lies cannot be restored.
a bad smash took place on the inclined
railroad last week at Mount Lowe, Cali
fornla, in which one of the passengers
had his hand so badly smashed that it
will be necessary to amputate II.
The transport Ohio arrived at San
Frapcisco on June 20. She had on board
twenty-nine officers and 7i9 enlisted men
of the Forty Infantry The Ohio
left Manila May % and made quick
trip.
Carman, the commIssary officer who
has been charged with having conhscat-
ed stores in Manila, has been released on
bonds Of $4,000. lie viii visit the United
States between the time of his release
ana his trial
The tS0OOO.OJO extra stock issued by the
Amalgamated Copper Company In CON
uocton with the absorption of the Boston f.
ana Montana ana Butte aud Boston |
properties has been added 10 the unlIst- I
ed departments of both New York and |
Boston Stock Exchanges,
Because some smallpox patients. who |
had previously been employed by the /
railroad, were housed In a box car, the /
citizens Of Furkersburg. West Virginia, /
topped a passenger train ana chSinrd .
tho wheels Of the engine uutll the Oh .
irDtlnuahle car was removed
Mrs Louis Kloppl Of San Jose has
flnI sensational tult against the elro-
'r|e lRit company uf thlt city charWnR I
.Nrm WITH having injured her ngalth ana .
.r..ruIng mo value of Err property hy
IhrIr close proximity 30 brr home. She
lHfH ~ fDnu ana ihHt lhry he enc
Joined from running