The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-09-27
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

: The Japanese government is plannlu.
ITO place loan Of % 600 600 yen u
kAmerica
Reports from 1T. Barrow. Alaska ar
s;hat the hoe whale fishing is "A faiiur
Oand the natives are in state OF starva
ton.
< The great 100000 log raft started
1 from Westport, Ore, has arrived safel.
at San Francisco.
Robert Downing, the actor, has suct
for divorce from his wife Eugene Blah
Downing.
The car received the French troop
i at Rheims.
Americans have invested half mil
d lion dollars in British Columbia cop
per mines.
startled conference, by recommend
ing a boycott of the universities o
higher criticism"
Il American salmon Gamers are anx
8ious to establish hatchery in Cana
kdian territory,
a Fresno Chinaman Is under arrest
Sfor threatening to send countrymar
kto see his dead father
Rev. II. F. Briggs withdrew from tn,
Methodist church at the Pacific Grove
convention, creating a sensation.
Stanford men are at war with the
Faculty, siding with Treasurer North
in the fight. AS "A result, athletics ma.
\ be called off this year.
Fifty thousand troops guard the
Car Of Russia during his Paris visit
The case of Mrs. Botkin is before
z the United States Supreme Court.
Strikers have refused to return to
Ework until President Shaffer makes
known the terms of settlement.
a American capitalists are seeking TO
gcontrol the lumber trade OF British Co.
lumbia.
a New York and Chicago syndicate
may build a million dollar beet sugar
plant in Arizona.
Il At the French maneuvers In honor
= of the Car, the new field artillery
made the most rapid firing ever
known.
Harry Culman, of San Francisco, u
/ supposed anarchist, has been arrested
by secret service men and released.
Major PiCo, prominent Californian.
was held up by highwaymen in Oak.
! land.
Peter Nelson, of San Leandro, Cal
I lost his position because he made com.
mandatory remarks about Presidents
1 Mckinley's assassination.
n Frank Mcguire, of Oakland died OF
Sinjuries received from rioting strikers
Eon the San Francisco waterfront.
j Samuel Sternheim, San Francisc,
4 merchant, dropped dead on the steps
aof Emanu-El Synagogue.
q Two Japanese women, who arrived
Gin San Francisco on the Doric, wer,
refused landing.
q The display of "a Confederate banner
Yin the missionary camp at the conven
b ton of the Episcopal bishops in Sal
4 francisco, caused a threatened with
. drawal by the women of the church.
The Republican convention was or
4 ganized at San Francisco Septembel
10th, and then adjourned for ten days
Il James Sheehan was burned to dealt
g!ln San Francisco.
y The Bank of California, at Sai
I Francisco, claims to have been swim.
4dled by w. Borrowe. He is under ar
Erest.
Il Dudley Dubose, of Nome, has beef
sent back to Jail to serve out a six
months sentence for contempt.
q A grand review of the troops marked
Ethe last day of the Duke and Duches.
&of Cornwall at Quebec, the exercises
being marred by rain and wind storms
a Three women in Eastern Oregon
Bseeing a viewpoint buck thrown down
8by dogs, drove the beasts away anL
KILLED the buck with an axe.
General Funston Is in a hospital al
Manila, and will be operated upon al
! once.
The Colombian troops have won an
1easy victory over the rebels, complet-
Ely routing them.
Lord Hope has begun divorce suit
Ragainst his wife, formerly May Yohe
Swho eloped with Captain Strong.
prospector by the name of Hearst
Twas driven crazy by heat and thirst
Gin the Mojave desert.
Comte Henri de la VaulX will en-
sdeavor to cross the Mediterranean sea
{ i'm balloon.
The annual convention of the !. @
20. f. was in session September 10th
lat Indianapolis. Ind.
Sir Claude Mcdonald, former British
minister to Picking. has arrived al,
4 New York, on his way to Toxic.
The Chinese troops have again en-
,tered Picking. and the last of the allies
have marched out. The Japanese and
eAmerican troops received the Chinese.
Eand We're thanked for protecting the
palaces.
The Standard Oil Company will move
the Pacific Coast Oil Refining Compa-
Snys plant from West Alameda to Port
ERichmond, where all it's business will
be consolidated.
The Democrats and Popuists of
Nebraska have fused, the former get
[ting the nomination of Conrad Hollen-
beck for supreme judge; the latter, j.
II. Boyston and f. G.. Hawxby for
university regents.
odd Fellows in grand lodge contem-
plate an assessment Of 30 cents mem
Der for a iunu IoI d stl.ILarium at Hot
lSprings. Ark.
Scores of women, misled by reports
that teachers and nurses are wanted
lat Dawson, are stranded at Klondike