The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-01-21

Dr James NJ. Lawrence. % Los An
gelss. In dead.
The chinese Tongs at San Francisco
are az war again.
william }. Bryan gays hc Is not a
candidate FOR anything.
\ large yacht hul. ding plant H. to b.
erected at Long Island.
The Venezuelan rebels have effected
a landing near RIO chico.
Frederick M,rscuthalgr, famous
san Francisco chef. r. dead.
Morra1 hates. Chicago author. Is
dead az Traverse city. Mich.
The cotton pest destroyed over 2ie.5t0
bales ia the South last year.
The largest Jesuit church In the
world was dedicated at Oh cago,
Richard GoldsburuuEh, u well known
American engineer, died In Chile.
Helen Gould is to build "A sanitarium
for children at Idaho Springs. Col.
Josiah II. Peck. an old time actor,
died suddenly in a Baltimore hotel.
santos Dumont will renew his cN-
periments with airships in France.
An attempt was made to blow up
the home OF the Nenezue an minister o.
finance.
The Alaskan steamer City of Topeka
was caught in gale, but not serious
~ damaged.
The New York Sunday laws are b.
ing strictly enforced by the new adj
minlstration.
The British steamer Frascati has
gone ashore in the Bahama islands and
been abandoned.
George w. Bryan, a prominent Ari-
iona cattleman, was shot down near
his cabin door.
Leonard Shelgren. of Cherokee, Ia.
was killed by blow from the fist of
+. Il. Ferguson.
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew Is said to
be joint heir TO property in HollaId
worth sS0.000,0 600.
! William Barry, New York lab prer.
has fallen heir to a fortune of s250,I0
in South Africa
! Mrs u. S. Ernick. of Colorado
Springs, committed suicide by setting
| fire to her clothes.
w. II. Gilbert, the Wisconsin lum-
Der king. has purchased large tract
of California timber.
A fight between two herds of tame
buffalo near Seattle caused the death
Of one of the animals.
Willie Collier, the actor. forcibly
elected his wife. Louise Allen, from
their room in n Denver hotel.
| Jacob Il. Freud, president of the San
| Francisco board of civil service COM
missioners, died very suddenly.
Ex-Sheriff Burchinell, of Denver,
charges two business men of that city
|
Sam A. Rhodes, of Tacoma, was sem
fenced to Imprisonment for fourteen
months for kidnapping his son.
! All congregational churches Of the
country have been asked to observe
Lincolns birthday. February 9th.
The National Mckinley Association
has applied to Congress to provide
suitable plans for the memorial arch.
The steamer City of Paris, owned by
the Northern Navigation Company,
was destroyed by fire on the Kayukuk
river
! American firms will furnish S30O,OOO
worth of equipment for the first cleo
trio traction line to be built in Toxic,
Japan.
Ex-Governor Hogg. of Texas. has
disposed of his oil holdings In that
state to the Standard Oil Company, for
{ S, 900 600
a map printed in 1907, and said to
have been the first bearing the word
| "Amerika," was found by n priest in
7 Germany.
The Porto Rican legislative assembly
has adopted "A resolution urging the
United states to establish a naval sta
ton there.
Rev. ]. II. Elkstrand, of Oakland, is
suing the Southern Pacific for $4,000
damages because of injuries sustained
in railroad accident.
| Forty-nine arrests were made in
Spanish towns as the result of an
spanish towns as the result OF the dis
covery of anarchist plots.
Kitchener denies the report from Pre-
toria that the Beers treaCherously
shot two British officers who were sent
out under a flag OF truce.
Molten Stag escaped from the cars
by reason OF a collision, near Redding
Cal. and get fire to the clothes of
workmen. No one was injured.
Ex-senator Chandler, in a newspaper
article. declares that the President Is
overworked, and that minor details
should not be forced upon him.
/ a prize OF $1,000 has been offered by
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Company for the best emblem to be
used as seal for the exposition.
Lieutenant Hobson, OF Kissing fame
VIII enter politics. He will resign from
the navy and be a candidate for Con-
Sress from the sixth Alabama district
/ The United States Supreme Court has
refused to interfere in the case of Capt
Oberlin NJ. Carter. The Gaynors.
charged with completely in the steal
ings from the government, will have to
stand trial also.
Thirty deputies are on guard at A.
turas. Cal, to prevent trouble over the
arrest of the Calvin Hall lynchers. 1t
Is reported that the State has appro-
| prated 100000 for the prosecution of
the alleged murderers.
! -e4e-