The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
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Fog and food still prevail in Eng
land
Judge Gottschalk of Los Angeles is
J. dead.
The Duke Of York has been made a
rear admiral
There is an uprising among natives
I in West Africa
A famine is reported in the Amur
provinces in Russia
I Tammany has succeeded in closing
New York pool rooms
The London Daily News may have
a change of owners.
The social season at Washington
las opened.
The Vanderbilt christening has been
1 postponed
/ Chilli wants TO trade with neighbor-
4 ing republics
Nr Kruger has recently suffered
a slight attack Of bronchitis.
I British cruisers have made an sp-
/ pearance at Colon. Colombia
Queen Victoria has announced her
/ intention OF soon visiting France.
San Francisco suffered from an cpl
demic of burglary on New Years eve.
! a ne~ clue in the Richardson muir
} der at st. Joseph. Mo-, has been found
! Lord Kitchener may go to India.
Explorer Baldwin has purchased
vessel
Nikola Tesla. the inventor. believes
that he has received signals from
Mars.
Britishers generally did not take
L;ndlt. ~ tho Nau- Norl- Worlds Enp
lish edition
have suspended operations for the
winter.
Increased interest is being taken in
the oil developments in Santa Cruz
County. Calf
The appointment of Walter Wen
sky as German Consul at Dawson City
is announced.
A Los Angeles young woman has
been arrested for the wholesale steal
ing of bicycles.
The thermometer reached % above
zero at Riverside. Southern California.
on January Sd.
Dan Stuart is endeavoring to work
up enthusiasm for another fight car
nival at Carson City. New.
The financial situation in Mexico is
not improving. and the scarcity Of sill
Yer increases the alarm daily.
Wolves are reported to be becoming
very numerous on the trail to Dawson,
especially near Tulare.
Over 300 employees of the New East
ern Ohio Window Glass Factory at
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. are on strike.
The Retail Clerks Union of Oak
land, Cal, have just won a signal vic |
tory in their fight for early closing.
w. Murray Crane of Boston. Mass. |
for second time. took the oath Of |
once as Governor Jan. g. at that city. |
lgnatius Donnelly. the politician and !
author. died Jan 2, at his home in |
Minneapolis. Mimi, aged 20 years
The close of the nineteenth century !
witnesses a railway mileage of 1885,
155 miles in operation in the United |
States.
More than 100 men have been con-
fined to the hospital at the Brooklyn !
navy yard recently. suffering from |
the grip.
A Berlin professor has discovered |
eight 49, IA green hair in a body
E 80 l1borers who constantly handle
copper.
Actor Beerbohm Tree paid his re-
spects TO Critic Clement Scott from
the stage of a New York theater re-
Gently
Four loads of mail were received IN
Dawson on December 18th. 1t was es-
timated that $4,000 letters were dis
tributed.
A syndicate has been formed to con-
troll the slate output of the famous
Bangor and Pen Argyll. Pennsylvania.
quarries.
John Alexander Dowie. the faith
healer. has sailed for the United States
from London. on the Cunard liner
Saxonia
A Toledo. Ohio. gas company cut
its pipe on one of the coolest nights
recently and left hundreds of families
without fuel
Ten Germans were killed and nine
wounded at Leie HUI on January LIST
through the firing Of salute with a
defective cartridge.
Senator Ransom of Omaha has in
troduced in the Senate a bill to make
under certain conditions
punishable by death.
Thousands of people JAN witness
ed the starting of the new trolley svs-
tenn at San Juan. Porto Rico. the isl
and's first road of that kind.
There does not seem to be much
chance for the Nicaraguan canal bill
II this session and still less for the
Pacific cable project
United States Consul-General Wild
nan at Hongkong has been granted
cave of absence and will return to
he United States Immediately.
Advices from Northern Mexico state
hat crops all over the republic are !
leavy this year. owing to a prolonged
eason of damp weather.
A change for the worse was report
d January sd in the condition of Gen
raj Richard NJ. Batchelder. formerly
general of the army.
II is announced that the health oi
Queen Marie Henrietta of Brussels
las been impaired and that she suf
ers constantly from bronchitis.
The supreme court of n. D. has de-
'ided that a board of education has
power to exclude from the schools a
,upil who has not been vaccinated
Ii is reported that robbers recently
attacked the customs station AT KIM
,huck. China. in s.Ae West river coun-
ry. and obtained loot valued at IS. 600.
Twenty-Five thousand tons of COM
non salt purchased in Lisbon. Portn-
;al, have been contracted for by the