Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-22
A Hawaiian Bclsc's Outfit,

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tho Sandwich Islands, is DOW 10 Cleveland,
OHIO. The general is a better health than
when he lefe two years ago, snd repcr:s tho
health Of Mrs. Comfy, who remained 10 Homo.
lulu, as much improved. lie submitted to
surgical operation bci')ro leaving for Amtric,,
which, the doctors tell him, will restore hi,
health completely.
The gsnoral brought number Of cuvios!lics
from Honolulu, and has number more on the
way. Amo9g those Whah arc now strewu
| about bis room Is tho cLtlre wardrobe Ct ua.
Two belle, such as was vera 10 the Sandwich
Islands within the momory OF people yet living.
| 1t IS something on tho order OF that OF the
Georgia majOr-nelther expensive Dor extop.
| sve. The most voluminous part Of the ward
| robe of the fair kanaka is a cross between
| very brief skirt and an apron. It's WUro about
| the waist and moro nearly resembles HSb!u;h
| fastened to belt than anything elsa knowo iG
| this climate. That is to say. it consists oil
the belt and complement OF fringe some
| nino inches in leagth, and very light
and cool as to texture. The only other
| article OF Woar that goes With it is beau
tiful necklace mado of the seeds OF Sand
| 10 tasty designs by heating the material. The
| fly brush affair might bo compressed into pa.
per collar box and tho necklace into 4 much
| less space.
There was no growing about excessive mill
ner bills in tho good old days when this simple
attire was tho prevailing fashion amoug King
kalakaua's ancestors. and bankruptcies were
unknoWu. General Comfy also brought large
collection OF shclls and corall somo of which
arc very beautiful also, o number OF other
curlosities, such as werus and whales teeth
| tho primitive hooks used by the natives in Esh.
| ing, and other implements oil curious dcsyu
and uses.
As to the climate Of the Sandwich Islands.
| the General says it is as near perfection as can
be attained, and seldom varies moro than q taw
degrees the year round. There arc plenty Of
| Americans and Europeans 10 the islands. the
| Americans predominating, but the Eoglish. by
hanging more closely together, gain greater ad.
| vantages than their numerical strength would
| entltle them to otherwise.
y LOST HEIREss. There is an estate woslh
over 800 900 awaiting Rosa Dietche, CT Rosa
Noli, and the O,wego Tines is authority for
| the statement that reward Of $1,000 is offer.
| cred for information that will lead to hcr dis
covery by Mr.. Dictchc, who is making au in
0uSIliuuS SCSloi iUI ll9 1881 'ciiesS. iuc SLUIS
is quite romantic aad iatcresas About 25
years aSo the Dciche family, from Baden, Ger.
| many, arrived ia New lok. The iamiy e1a,'
tered, and one OF tho girls -hjss-shO:tly
| aftcrWard married Heury NOl. 10 Syracuse.
| After becoming tho father ct one child
Catheriae-NOlI deserted his w!to and went to
Chicago, from WeedsDort, where the family
then lived. Mrs. Noll, three years attor9ar],
cd - md f-nn
10 the family CT DR.. Blanchard Fsgate. This
certGined that aiter the separation Henry Nell
proceeded to Chicago. and by hard labor aud
frugal habits amas5ed largo fortuoe. Ten or
twenty years since he was taken sick and after
lingering illoess died. O1 his death bed he
ropented of his uDfaithiu conducs towards his
young spouse, and willed her his vast estate,
amounting to S60,000 This vii! was admitted to
probate, aud during this long period Of time
has never been claimed by the lcsat4c. Tho
interest," ac,ruing has a8el|cd tho arlouat uatI
| i. has reached the handsome SUN Of 100000
| and upward. The gentleman who was 10
search Of Mrs. Noll is sn owu brother. ilH
says that his sister is over d5 years Of age, and
| the daughter aged about "a.
| TIE Jewish Herald, of L;ndou, sates that
Sir Moses MonteGore, 10 pursuance OF design
for re establishing the Jews 10 their aucicnt
city. has recently given orders to prepare fer
cultivation all tho land 10 the front Of the Ju-
dah Torah houses, 10 Jerusalem. The rocks
will be removed, terraces built all along, as it
used to bo n the time of King Solomon, and
divided into twenty two partitions, SO that every
inmate OF tho Torah houses may cultivate the
necessary vegetables. ETC., for himself and fanl
ly. Sir Moses has also caused a very large cis-
tern to be constructed 10 the centre OF the field.
which will secure full suppy Of water for oil
Of them. There will be beautiful vcraodah
in the front Of the houses, so as to protect tho
donates from the esrc and light Of burning
suo. The vcrapdah was sent direct from Lon
don. He has also had new entrance made in
the centre of the boundary wall, baiit Lodge
for vatchman, and had large bell affixed to
ono of the houses. to give the alarm in case OF
emergency.
Senatorial Convention.