The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06


hausts its resources.
ing in the river Spey
7 Severe typhoons are reported from the
China seas. and succession of earth
quake shocks in Japan
I y locomotive ran off the track and into
canning factory at GAINESVILLE, Wis,
causing loss of $50 000
Thirty thousand dollar targets have
been erected at Sandy sook for the tests
OF tn. new Gathmann gun.
a Cuban newspaper man was assassin
ated at ManZanillo for attacking the
rural guard IN his newspaper.
Edouard de Reszke has found a voice
of marvellous quality in a waiter at Del
monico's He will educate IT,
Upton - reported as saying that the
coming race, Including the building of
his boat, would cost him $1,000
Admiral Sampson has employed w. II.
Staylon. New York lawyer to repre-
sent him before the court of inquiry.
Beers are still active in Cape Colony
The Burgh.r commandants may hold
captured British soldiers as hostages
Heper j. Grant and three other elders
from utah have arrived in Yokohama
to establish Mormon,sm in the Orient.
The story thar Princess Hatzfeldt had
'Oi''u u compromise alO OBTAINED 5000
Wo from tn. Huntington heirs is denied
chicago machinist strikers are taking
snap shots of ''scabs" and will circulate
the pictures among the unions of Amer
lea.
Robert kraus, the sculptor OF Boston
has gone insane because he had no
means to finish hts masterpiece Belshaz-
Miss Ad.luid. Roddy daughter of q
sail-maker at Vallejo, Cal, is TO marry
Captain VI. Trayner, son of a Scotch law
lord
Schley has closed the Rowison incident
by refusing To question Admiral Howison
about his alleged interview on the San
tiago fight.
Mrs. Ella Smith. prominent society
woman OF Brooklyn, has been killed by
the fall OF a great mass of ice in the
Swiss Alps.
Joseph ID. ReddinF, who negotiated the
compromise between the Princess Hatz-
ieldt and the Huntington estate, will get
a $780, 900 fee.
: The United States Collector of Gus
toms ut Nogales, Arizona, has been ar
rested for conspiracy TO smuggle Chinese
across the border.
The Attorney General has sustained the
Secretary of the Navy In refusing to pay
the royalty on armor plate until passed
upon by the courts
DR. r.. Benz. Andrews, of the Univer-
sity OF Nebraska, has caused much COM
ment by preaching a sermon against the
ind!scriminate abuse Of rich men.
The Bartenders' National Union will
boycott the cash register, ostensibly to
help the strikers NJ the works of the
Dayton, o., Cash Register Company
I. w. Lawson viii spend over a million
dollars ON several Islands on the Maine
coast, changing them into miniature
Venice. game preserve will be in
Guided
Miss Clare Mas, Of New Jersey, a
nurse, has died at Havana from yellow
fever, when came from a mosquito
bite She was the third victim Of the six
persons who made the experiment.
The fees of the attorneys in the Fair
estate amounted to s3S5,0OO The court
stenographer received 49,, 0OO and the
amount of the estate on which the COM
missions We're computed was sl7,s7l. Gi5. 60
! Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, the
Daily Chronicle believes, will be appoint
ed successor to the late Lord Herschell.
as head of the delegation representing
British interests in the Joint High Com
mission.
The death of Miss Maude Coleman
Woods is reported from Charlottesville,
| Va. She was pronounced the most beau
| tiful woman In America by committee
| from the Pan-American Exposition, and
| her profile adorns all the medals issued
| by the Board of Awards.
The Home Savings and Trust Company
of Des Moines, Iowa, has liquidated its
business.
BY the sinking of the German steamer
Libau, near Stettin, eight persons were
drowned.
| Knights Templar are gathing at Louis
| vile, for the twenty eighth triennial
conclave.
A German writer in Berlin paper says
England's navy is far behind all latest
improvements.
Three ships from Lynn canal ports
brought over a half million in Klondike
gold to Seattle.
The National Army Spanish War Vet
Grams, met in annual session at Buffalo,
y. Y. and elected officers.
Mooresville, Oregon, is threatened by
| forest fires, which are destroying the
best Columbia river forests.
Mrs. Sue Virginia Field widow Of ;he
late Justice Stephen J. Field, died I'm
Oakland Saturday, August 2ith
Cardinal Gibbons upon his return from
Rome, declared he had heard nothing Of
the making of American cardinals.
saltwater Bill' Gates. the Klondike
boomer, has eloped with his fourteen
year-old niece, and Is charged with kid
mapping.
T. W. Martin, Of Delano, Cal, gave
5000 and $1,000 worth of jewefry TO his
| fiancee at Portland, Ore, and she and
the money disappeared.
Two Mexicans while on the way to the
wedding of one of the daughters of the
other were run down by train and
killed at Santa Fe, n. Nj.
The river steamer Dauntless was ram
med and sunk by the Mary CARAT, just
below stockton, Cal, but all the seventy
| four passengers were saved.
Earl Russell. serving a term In Halo
way jail for bigamy, upon his release will