The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-20
Teisgrapnic Notes.

Two lives we're lost In a food In
Utah.
J. Pierpont Morgan has asked for
police protection through fear OF vio-
lence.
The drought which prevails In the
Kloudik- will materially reduce the
gold output.
The gunbuat Machias has been or
dered to Panama 10y the Secretary OF
the Navv IN view Of the trouble there.
Scotland Yard detectives are guard
ing King Edward on his Journey to
Germany because of fear or anarch-
lists
II is reported that the French fleet
will be- sent to Turkey to emphasize
the French claim to- the Constantine
pie quays.
Frank wellman. "A san Jacinto
rancher was shot and killed by his
wife because he had threatened her
and the children.
A block Of six buildings was blown
up in gasoline explosion at Philadel-
phia on the 5th. Nearly a score OF
persons persisted.
The Beers are reported to have suf-
, fered severely in attempting to cross
the railroad line near Pretoria in the
face OF fire from two blockhouses.
John Wesley Pennington, negro,
was burned at the stake near Enter
the wife Of "a prominent farmer He
| confessed.
Great floods, due to the overlooking
of the Yang-tse, have caused the death
OF thousands in China. Chen Teh was
wiped away by the flood, and 20. 900
people drowned
Reports have just been received at
New York regarding the seventeen
days battle between the VeneZuelans
which occurred in May. The rebels re-
tired when their ammunition was gone.
A. r. Cummins was nominated for
governor by the Republicans of Iowa,
August I. Minister Conger, who pass
ed through Honolulu. received but -
votes, out Of q total OF over 1000 in the
convention.
DR.. Leyds is in st. Petersburg.
A great gold discovery has been
made on the Rand.
A crusade against church bells is be-
ginning in Milwaukee.
A lone highwayman held up a stage
near Colfax, Cal, and got 500.
Fire In the business district of Calls
toga, Cal. caused a loss of 100000.
American imports now take first place
lat Manila. largely exceeding those of
England
st. Paul's foundations have been I'M
dermned by a railway tunnel and the
cathedral is in danger,
There is great restitution among
unemployed English actresses. Ellen
Terry and other notables are investi-
eating.
President Kruger says the Trans
vaal and Orange Free State are ready
to pay England cash for peace and in
dependence.
The British may withdraw 5000
troops from South Africa and send
them to India, where a frontier crisis
t is threatened.
Vice President Roosevelt addressed
an audience Of 10000 people at the
celebration Of the Colorado quarto-cen-
tennial at Colorado Springs.
Each delegate from the Chamber OF
Commerce OF New York to the recent
London dinner contributed $1,000 to the
Victoria memorial fund.
Karl Kruger of Chicago. who's,
: stomach was removed several months
4. ago by surgeons, is now able to 'ea'
three good meals a day and is gaining
steadily in weight.
; William W. Bramston Beach, Con
= sentative member of Parliament for the
Andover district of Hampshire, died al
the result of injuries sustained through
being thrown from a cab recently into
E the excavations in Parliament street
Countess George Karoly. who mar
ried her husband first at the city Hal
. of Boston and afterward at Oakland
Cal, after a precipitate fight with hin
iS
courts for alimony and for desertion
She Is ten years his senior, and at the
time of her elopement was an actress
Of the music hall stage at Budapest
figuring under the name of Boriska