The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

burned early today. Loss. s259-eto:
insurance. S7e.e0o-
UTRECHT. Dec I1.-Ar Kruger,
former President Of the South african
Republic has arrived here and taken
possession OF his new residence
ST LOUIS. Dec. 1i.-Former Judge
George A. Medill. president Of the
Union Trust Co. died at his home
here today OF heart failure He had
been i'll ten days
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. lf--Right
Rev. Thomas F. GambOn. chancellor
Of the Diocese OF Louisville. died sud
denly here today OF heart failure. fol-
lowing an attack OF grip
CHICAGO. Dec. IF. C. Steinman.
said TO be the head OF the New York
jewelry firm of +. c. Steinman & Co.
committed suicide here by cutting his
throat with a penknife His reason for
the act is not known here.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1f.--According 10
the London correspondent OF the Her
aid. December 21st has been fixed for
the marriage of Miss Elena Grace,
niece OF a former Mayor OF New York.
and the Earl of Donoughmore.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1t.-John E. Red
mond. Thomas O'Donnell and Patrick
A McHugh. Irish Nationalist. who
came TO this country to solicit sub
scriptions to the United Irish League.
sailed for Europe today on the Oce-
anic.
MARIETTA. o. Dec. 1.-THE three
newspapers in this city are affected
by a strike of printers. The Register
and the Times were issued last even
ing under difficulties. and the Leader
was issued this morning with the as
sistance OF linotype operators.
LONDON. Dec. I1.-At the Queens |
Club grounds today Oxford defeated |
Cambridge at football by a goal and J
a try. after a splendid game according |
TO the Rugby rules. The defense of |
both teams was very sound and there !
was no score until the latter half of |
the game.
LIMA. O.. Dec. l1.-An attempt was /
made last night to wreck west-bound /
ma ssenger train on the Erie road near
this city. Two heavy ties were placed 7
on the track. The engineer discover
ed the obstruction but was unable to
stop his train until the ties had been
-boved ahead a distance of over 100
feet. The engine was derailed. but no
other damage was done.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE carriage in
which President Mckinley rode when
he was here attending the Peace JUDI
90 celebration in 1898. and which also
played a conspicuous part in the Nc
hIniey memorial services, was de
stroyed in a IRE early TODAY in the liv-
cry stables of the Leroy Payne Com
pany. III Michigan avenue.
BUFFALO. Dec. 11.-Walter H. Bru-
her. aged 16 years, son of city fire.
nan. was brought here today from Ba
.ayia. having. as he alleges, been alb
iucted by FIVE tramps on Monday last.
rhe boy asserts that his captors com
Deiied him to beg for them. He es-
,aped from them yesterday and Went
o the police of Batavia for protection.
LONDON. Dec. 11.-Lord Kitchener
n a dispatch from Standerton. Trans
raal Colony dated Tuesday, Deem
,er 10th. announces that General
Bruce Hamilton after a nights march,
and captured practically the
Whole of. the Bosr Bethel command |
ng. Seven Beers were killed and
81 were made prisoners.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE subma
inc torpedo Fulton. which sank at her
lock at New Suffolk. L. T.. on Mon
lay. was raised today The only dam
lge done the boat was by the water
hat poured into her through the open
Onward hatch Her bottom was not
damaged. After her machinery has
,een overhanled aud cleaned the YES
el viii be as good as ever.
SOUTH MANCHESTER. Conn.
DEC. 1.-Two hundred white silk
employed at the Cheney Silk
Hills here left their looms today or
tIike They assert that a new at
achment which has recently been adj
ed to the looms causes the work 10
% badly. and they ask that the COM
any either remove the new attach
lent or increase the wages OF the en-
loyes one cent yard.
BUDAPEST. Dec. 11.-RepIying
d the Hungarian Diet today to a de
aand that the shipment of horses
rom Hungary 10 South Africa. be-
topped. the Premier. Kaioma de Szel.
eclaTed the question whether horses
esre regarded as war travel and TO
rpply them constituted violation Of
eutrality. bad never yet been decid-
d: hence The Government did rot in
end 10 stop the traffic.
BUDA PEST. Dec 1.-THE differ .
nces between capital and labor are
ssuming agsTavated proportions in
his city. Hundreds OF unemployed
eTsons paraded TODAY. shouting.
Down with the f'Inkers,- They made
Hch threatening demonstration be-
1re tine National Club and Social Clue
that the police were Obliged
} charge and disPeTse them Num-
ers % arrests were made.
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