The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-20

5'nln5 The arrivals are very
aa;on' Inv
u !. announced that Secretary
. hos nearly concluded a new
poe D+ +raatv with Germany by
>lD, lined German beet sugar
~ admitted into the United
rithout payment of duty, in
II: WV W. which concessions are made
af1 L univ on certain food products
l+ei to Germany
minister Carter Dead.
r.,otcb from New York on Nov
ldl'p5 ~ announced the death of
;sel A. P Carter, Minister from
1H a. 10 the United States. He
g f'' 1870 in the morning OF that
1.-the Everett House. His death
y ~ ~ result of a long illness, he
.n' suffered from an organic dis
Jl ,SSat developed into dr0psy.
:uT resr he sailed from New York
l en,one with his wife and daugh-
y, nv April 3Oth. He was not in the
.oi health when he sailed. While
ru ~ he over-eXerted himself, it
Id h On the mountain Chimbaiz, in
,+ria and this brought on form
i.onsical heart disease. When he
rmed, arriving on September 21st
Mr. Carter was so i'll that he had
/. taken in an ambulance from the
.,O the Everett House.
he funeral of the dead diplomat
!. held on November 9th at the
,dson Square Presbyterian Church.
4 son, George r., and daughters
Sbela, Agnes and Cordelia, were
,sant. The diplomatic corps from
gssbingtOn was represented by Min
.r Romero of Mexico. Secretary
5,ine sent a personal official letter
i0ndolence to the family, and de-
lied the chief clerk of the State
rmrtment to attend the funeral.
gy DR.. Bartlett of Washington
fciated. The remains will be ship
Nj TO San Francisco, and thence to
honolulu, on the oath inst. per steam
Hip Australia.
Wreck of the StrathbIane.
The British ship Strathblane 1864
ms, went ashore at o'clock on the
{ sming of the Sd inst. on North
Beach, Oregon, eight miles north of
s be Columbia river, and in less than
hhOurs was beaten 10 pieces by the
llSt Southwestern that has ever been
Efrienced in that vicinity. Four
ithe crew, including Captain Cut
3D. passenger, and another man,
we drowned.
The vessel was twenty days out
1n Honolulu, in ballast for Astoria,
deame up. closer to the entrance of
sriyE than was safe during thick
gOn the I'd. The fog was followed
ga gale, which prevented her work.
gaway from shore, and she grad
ally drifted in until she struck.
Renty-siX of the crew reached the
gh in safety, but the following
adrOwned: Thomas Cuthill, cap
4E Donald Mcleod, carpenter;
MHunter, cook; Richard Hughes,
ls@aman. Four bodies were IecOv-
s lad and taken to Ilwaco, six miles
slant.
Later reports from the wreck show
Dat in addition to the captain and
1ee men already reported lost, John
SSFarS, seaman, and w. Lewis, a
'gdney lawyer, who came from
1onOlulu as a passenger, are missing.
Donald Mcdonald and Wilson
"copper" are seriously injured, but will
H0ver. The wreck was caused by a
allty ChrOnOmeter, there being a
alatiOn of fifty miles in the captains
ND mates chronOmeters. No signs
y ANDY were noticed until the vessel
alIed right into the breakers. Among
le survivors is Mr.. Broderick, a
%gar planter from Hawaii.
The Chilean Complication.
There is little new to tell regarding
w Warlike complication that has
s Slsh between Chile and the United
SateS All kinds of rumors have
~ zen IN the air, owing to the fact that
%s newspaper correspondents must
ave something to write about. It
a.. Oeen reported that the cruiser
S ;n1llnOre was to be attacked by the
s 5aiean fleet, that war would be de-
s @aleu by Chile, and that San Fran
@v would be bOmbarded and made
~~Ay tribute. All these things, and
G%1LI! more as senseless. What we
% NJ is that all available war YES
r p" re being headed toward Chilean
r, aie'S and the greatest activity pre-
S SS III all the navy yards. The
P% alleston has been ordered to San
p iSnciSco from China, and the San
s@ aISco is on her way to this city to
sb @eah IN and equipped for business,
Ao 5f she will return to the South
'%Mllc squadron.
Dean anus Tar no satisfactory reply has
Snm, [ne1celved by this government
sn T I.hile, and it is said that if q
S 5lS Vi this kind is not forthcoming
hcto another demand will be made,
satsruu ny a naval display in Chilean
Notwithstanding the attempts of the
aieff hoa press to bring about con-
boz UeIWeen the two countries, it is
Ris PROBABLE that war will ensue.
that ytSSnclusion is based on the fact
go a rue latest dispatches from Santi-
N0nStt,l lounce the election of Admiral
hoTIr 10 O. the presidency. Montt is a
Nd if # il friend of the United States,
aakS. ISL Is hoped that he will be able to
sOvern9uu'eh a reply and amends to this
aetorTr' as will be deemed salts
which Sp pat dated November Z, and
NDistto shows his feelings towards
ast nie sL thgan, says: GIN his address
Plaza s 81 to the young men in the
gid: IA al Santiago Admiral Montt
GIFTED IN regard to the charge that the
'ae;oge@es ST. States Legation sheltered
p0tfi9neSs who We're still engaged in
ta5at NJ Inmia mischief, he knew positively
Tie se apdiGilstGr Egan had interdicted
eealess tbn out of letters by refugees,
Iaspecctiinne letters were subjected to
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