The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19

If"fN NfNf iNffUNNNH
Tho laundry workers ~ los Angeles
have formed a union
a plot to k'u Mayor Harrison Of CHE
caro- has been detected.
The Mclean faction have secured con-
troll of the ohio democracy.
Andrew Cafnegie has given $500 70
Alameda, Cal. for n library.
\ big war meeting IN London has con-
frmed the policy Of the government
The National Education Association IL
IN session at Detroit with large attend.
ance.
Lonson department stores have con-
tracted for 100000 American cheap
a new salmon hatchery has been os.
tablished on NH Creek, Tchema County
California.
Western trunk lines have agreed to n
division OF business which win prevent
any rate war
Arrangements for the entertainment OF
Epworth League delegates at San Fran
cisco are complete.
The great Northern train robbers are
reported cornered in a deep canyon near
Great Falls, Mont.
a big battle is on in the Transvaal.
The Beers. 1t is reported, have been de-
feated with heavy loss.
James Monroe Damron, once prom
inent lawyer and lawmaker of California
is dead in Phoenix, Ariz.
The English Liberals in Parliament
have passed vote of confidence in Sir
Henry Campbell Bannerman.
The record of deaths in Greater New
York during the first week in July, the
time of greatest heat was 9S9.
The importati ton of Chinese and Jap
anese to work gold mining machinery
on the Yukon is now eXpeCted
In saving the lives of two children,
Rev. Mr.. Rose of Newark, New Jersey,
was almost drowned on the 10th.
Investigation of the looting of the San
Francisco mint has not resulted in secur-
ing evidence warranting an arrest.
l.. II. Fltzhugh has been made assist
ant to the president and j. NJ. Herbert
manager of the Southern Pacific railroad
Swanie Abhayananda, representing the
order of Samnyasins of India, has begun
preaching her doctrine in San Francisco.
Clinton D. Smith has accepted the
presidency of the New Mexico Agricul-
tural College. He is a beet sugar ex-
pert.
Abe Hummel, the New York theatrical
lawyer, was thrown from carriage in
London on the 10th and severely in
jured.
Ii Moan. an educated Chinese of viso-
His spiritual adviser Is a Confucian
priest.
Another outbreak in China is likely.
Prince Tuan is said to be making prep
arations to move, with the consent of the
Dowager.
Thomas Langford, chief of the fifth
battalion of the New York Fire Depart
ment. has been badly injured by fall
of thirty feet.
The Sierra club Is opposed to the light
ing of Yosemite by electricity. They say
the valley should not be converted into
plaisance.
Mrs. Daniel McQuaine of Virginia, !
New, feeling that she was becoming in
sane. cut her own throat after attempting
to kill her daughter.
The Chinese Government has filed at
a claim for 100000 damages
for alleged ill-treatment of Chinese at
Butte, Mont, in 1885,
Millions of francs of the Vatican funds |
are being withdrawn from the Bank of |
France, as a result of the new law i
against religious associations.
Roy Kennedy, Sacramento boy, died
IN Ogden while undergoing an operation |
for wound received while resisting an !
Ogden police officer last spring.
The homesteaders at the Colville re- |
servation. near Tacoma, Washington, are ,
organizing against oil prospectors, who |
have been land grabbing Of late.
After twenty-five years Of imprison-
ment. the Younger brothers. the famous
have been pardoned from the !
State penitentlary of Minnesota.
]. w. Deuel., of Redding, narrowly
escaped being killed near Redding by
having team run away with him. He
s a prominent merchant of that place.
President Kondo. of the Japan Steam
ship line, which runs to Seattle, says
hat Germany. England and Russia will
soon be in the trans-Pacific steamship /
rade.
Mrs. Martha Patterson. only surviving
laughter of President Andrew Johnson,
mistress of the White House during his
erm, is dying at her home, Greenville,
'enn.
camping party of twenty-five which !.
eft Santa Barbara for Santa Cruz Island
n three small boats met high seas and
ad to bale water and row all night for
heir lives.
What the position of ]. c. Stubbs, the
rattle director of the Hartman roads is
o be, is not definitely settled. but he is
expected to act as a harmoniser between
he Hartman roads.
AS a result of the strike OF grain
handlers at Stockton. Cal, office men
re handling all the grain that Is going
ut but the heavy shipments are being
iverted to Port Costa.
Alfred Norlin, treasurer of Kearney
'ounty, Neb., has confessed that he
obbed the County treasury June 9th.
nd set fire to the Court House. He re-
urned $1,000 of the $4,000 stolen.
Russia is pushing the work on the
lanchuria railroad and will employ $4,000
oldiers to protect the line, Chinese SOL
ers there are said TO be combining
With bandits TO fight the Russians.
Edward S. Marten. former Second
Lieutenant Fifth Artillery who was dis
Kissed from the army for swindles con-
erned with Canteen account, has con-
erred that he forged a check for EIS6.
The California Realty Company, which
the name under which l.. II. Gilmon ,
perated. is said 20 be out OF business
4 Gllmon has disappeared. Many per-
ons were buying lots on instalments
nd VIII lose all. ,
The scandal in the Endowment rank.
:, OF r., may lead 10 the expulsion OF
a. llnsey, former president OF the
oard OF control, II. b stolte. former