The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-21
AMERICAN.


AM EHiCRies
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szvs: Miner I. AEes- the millionaire
coal merchant, Is q victim OF Ines
dore , Allze, rs co1IcenIl4- oos2A
keeper ana c1S-l7T- anu secretary oL
tle OllclSo \ ALilllA Oo5- = '-e
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neS- known men n 49, -S---77
circles, ana z --7---5- ~ ,- ~ men -
Veteran quo and -92-l N---l, ---.A
been IN r-7 employ -- --57 since
81
NV ECzz- Dec. 81 Special The
members q the New 10rE YACHT
Club appear % Be much pleased with
The spirit Of courtesy and fairness
exhibited Ia the letter OF William
YORK. secretary OF the Royal Clyde
Yacht Club, 70 their secretary. IN
which Il Is stated that James Bel. Of
Glasgow. l. now building yacht 70
be called the Thistle. 70 contest for
the Americas cup II Is said that
the length OF the water-Lne OF the
Thistle Is TO be about eighty feet, IN
which case II Is possible the May
flower may again be chosen 10 pro
tect the cup.
NV Y1zr. Dec 4-Another Fourth
Ward man achieved fame" 10 dsy
bv lesuing from the BROOKLYN bridge
into the Fast River The affair was
kept z secret. and the facts did not
leak ont MI. late this afternoon.
Michael ]. Hess. 2 Iaborar. was in q
saloon on Thursday night with a
usrty OF friends. The psrtv had been
drinkinr heavily. and the bridge
iiurnpin9 fasts 81 Br9die. Donovan
snd others. came ND in conversation.
One Of the crowd offered to bet SIS
that Hess w0rlI not dare 10 make the
leap. and Hess took up the bet at
once On Friday. when he was
sober. Hess was reminded Of his bet,
and arrangements were at once made
to carry It out. This morning at $50
Hess mounted truck and started
over the bridge from the New York
side As the truck passed the New
YORK tower, about g a m Hess
Jumped on mounted me raj and
-eaPe1 On his BODY stl1ened out
ana s1ol down, slLlALlg the water
WITH q splash when threw the water
Ten Lee- II the an In lew seconds
ness rose % me surface and was
p-e2ed up y L-end- VINO vas wait
ING III a boat he was rQEe1 ashore,
- Il - $500 ~ - - ,--e'---7
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NV 4oEE, Dec +--Ielegrams re
eelyed N TINS city today from Ed.
OTan- the theatre manager ID the lily
OF Me1-co, eonHrIn me report OF the
s"lnd-e peEpelrared mere oy man
representing 1i4se-1 70 De the adj
go $50 - ~ !l'7-l5s L 1ooe!' tIle
.--L = = - n : -l50 O1gi
a---1 '---' "a e--5 : " ---'l-E7 a $500
6ESsoS, A l. Dec 81 SPECIAL =
Add-tonal reports confirm the news
that valuable silver mines have been
found near oJeln Pass' On the
Sout9ern FaelAe, N New MeAco-
feop-e are -eaE-nS mere daily I9r
lnst place A clam was recently
SOFA Ior Sf9,JVV-
B0sT0y. Dee The Tlndst0rm
here has lasted all day. and has been +
accompanied by heavy fall Of snow. (
which Interfered serl0usly,,wIth travel .
IN the streets It's feared that many /
disasters have happened at sea, g +
pecially as the signal service gave no I
warning Of the approach Of the
storm ana the slgnaIs were not Or
Uere1 I'D Until me storm was mere N 4