The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-30

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Truok,a river BOO Nevada county Di.
within three days Mystery surround
the matter.
IN. thnvnr at SNOW up Some rit.
or has revealed thu frozen body Ii
Mike clifford who peushrI Iu win.
ter blizzard
while riding through o. mimic had {.
nu l Cuuuy Island scenic railway "a
NrW Jersey man r.u.uIE shot him-oif
through the head
Tho trul evacuation hy the. foreign
troops ~ tho Chinese capitol VIII b.
. on August -, the anniversary Of the
,lcliof Of the legation
Robbers recently blew open slra
ui Sapliola, Cat. at the railroad sta-
ton No money was obtained, tho safe
containing only uirkels
The American Fed ration Of Labor
Sls offered coin % tn. steel strikers at
Pittshurg. a.d serious trouble has re-
suited for the capitalists.
The Tiausnuntiu.utal Passenger AS
sociation held an important meeting at
Gleuwood Springs Col. recently. rail
way mattors being discussed
Thousands of fish i'm Maiden Creek,
Pa. We're made drunk by distHlery
contents emptied during a warehouse
fire on the banks of the stream.
In "a military balloon accident at st.
Petersburg recently one person was
killed and several injured fatally. The
balloon exploded and blazed up
The chief of police at Reading, Pa
resents the coming of the coal ana
iron police, and will hold it responsible
for any disorder that may occur
The 25-foot sloop yacht Great Re
public Captain Blackburn, has arrived
at Lisbon, from Gloucester, Mass,
after a voyage of thirty-eight days.
The library of the late Max Muller.
comprising $4,000 volumes, has been
purchased by Baron Iwasaki for pre-
sentation to the University of Toxic.
The statement of the Associated
Banks of New York for the week end
ing July 20 shows Loans $3.50 19S, 800:
decrease, Sl2,26S, 900. Deposits decreas-
ed $S,4iS, 500.
Three daring youths. in mask, at
tempted to hold up the agent of a sta
tion of the Chicago elevated railway |
last week, but We're driven off by the |
custodian of the cash.
President McKinley's residence at |
canton, Ohio has recently been remod- |
elled extensively, accord to sugges-
tions made by Mrs. Mckinley, who is |
much pleased with the result
The directors of the Eastern Tele- |
graph Company are formulating a !
scheme to enable the public, by means
OF COD, to cable to the far east for |
one penny word from London.
General Davis commands the Am
erican troops in the island OF Minda- |
mao. As fast as the insular constabu-
larry is organized the American troops |
Will be centered, throughout the group, |
in fewer garrisons.
Siberian crops appear to be a total |
failure, two months drouth having
killed all cereals. There are disastrous |
shortages in various parts of Russia
The peasantry of the VolSa provinces
are practically destitute.
Andrew Carnegie has been asked to |
pay a debt of IL shillings incurred by |
his mother fifty-three years ago in |
England. The debt originally amount
ed to 81. 70, and with interest at 5 per
cent, now amounts to S44
AhLSS Iitlell SHdlleT, Il 1etaluma !
young lady, recently swan across To- |
males Bay, with strong ebb tide run
ming. A young woman who tried to
do the same thing was taken into a |
boat completely exhausted.
j. G. Johnson, chairman of the ex-
ecutiVe committee of the Democratic |
National Committee, brands Charles
a. Towne as a bolter. and says the
Democratic committee can get along |
without such men as Towne and Web
ster Davis.
DIR. Leyds, the representative OF the
Transvaal. has been summoned IN
haste to The Hague, in consequence or
the divulgement of the Reitz-Steyn
letters, which We're captured by Cen
eral Broadwood at Reitz, in the Orange !
River colony.
Because of the Boer raid into Natal
and the support given the raiders by
the Republicans, the military authori-
ties have ordered all white men, with
their live stock, foodstufrs and cloth
Ing, to evacuate all farms between the
Tugela and Sundays rivers. ANY
white man remaining in this section Of
the country after July 31st, will be
subject to martial law.