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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
uNLvCKY THIRTEEN
would be Train Robbers Failed Be-
cause 10 Was in IL Large ~.

sr. IouR No.. Sept. n .lhe bone Of
llio unsuoccssfni train robbers fos the past
Two ycars has besn IN this say. and n
superstition counts they had no right 90
cxps-.; suscess. Jones rooincd AZ 1874 chou
tsau avenae. Hariin nt 1910 and o'Dwyer
NJ thirteenth ana choutean avenue, all
tnnng their meats At 1913 During Tue two
years they have be-n n that vicinity they
beve Wnrkei for various railroads nnd
fhoisli 0n Of work tho paai few. months.
oniv ioft a few Days ago. probably ufter
nsrfrd hold.up. JOINTS VI baggage, show
lnc his Intentional return. Ibsir residence
hrre hn3 been markell ny no untoWaru
oof aud willie the detectives ana oiucfa
foi,lv nude ayery effort 10 obtain clvWa
,.tr nothing was revealed which save
the men anything other tsan rcapccfa.
M. fais5ri Oflieefs here are on the lookout
f5r IIartia who IS supposed 70 be hfaded
tnie way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
ON A RAPE CHARGE.

CRAWFORD. Tex. Sept 2o.-(spc'
clall -Our ncghborhood was somewhat
excited yesterday over The arrest Of W.
$. Harper. who lives four miles vast
OF this place lie Is charged with hay-
ing raped his il.ycar-oli daughter The
report Is as follows;
About eight months ago Mrs. inr'
par visited Austin aud during her alb
sruuc. Harper, II Is ullegcd, forced, I'M
dec a threat NJ death, the child TO suit
MT To hA vile lust aud since that time
hns forcd her on scveru ~0islonth,
threatening e. lii her VI she should
over toll IL.
liarpcr h about rs ycnra of age and
uu industrious farmcr IT Is charged
TINT this child has herd kept through
fcnr Vt his threats, from telling OF tho
tr.up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
HORRIBLE.


A brakeman Falls From His Train
and is Ground To Pieces.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 2l.-ispeeiai.l
--,rhe soulhbound passenger on the Gulf
Colorado and santa Fe this afternoon
picked up the diselnbered remains Of a
brakeman named galloway between Hitch
cock md Virginia Point. Both legs We're
severed from the body near the trunk,
one Of which was cprried distance OF lVo
yards. while the head aud shoulders We're
Utmost mashed from the bOdy, by the pdss-
Ing wheels. Galloway Is slpposei 70 h1Ne
been a brakeman on tie northDound ireEh..
which Was Uassel by the passenger ON a
siding north o. Hltehcoek and h, IS Inv tngufI. M.
lsinnce md fsl between them and was
Instantly Killed HIS remains We're s n,an
cred together and left Va chalse o, 1u ii,l
Win WIS 10 notify the coroner NJ ilitil'
cStg,. Of Calloway's death and receiygi ~, in,
struttlons as to his iniernrlt, Np ,,,l,,,,
could he learned OF the unfortunate man
aatccedcnts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 2l.-(spe-
cial.) j. Something Of sensation was
created today by the filing Of damagc
suit against The Times, newspaper, by
II. NJ. Patterson for $4,000, Patterson
a n butcher and politician. A few
werks ngo Thn Times, in rdimllng his
political aspirations dcfidcd the character
II inrnt he sold. patterson'a friends
have ruycd him numerically aud he
olnima TINT his business and his rcpuln.
tior have been damaged To the extent Of
Sun tHHl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
STATEHOOD.
THAT'S WHAT NEW MEXICO
WANTS NOW.
Regardless of Party Lines the Peo-
pie Demand It-Favor Free Coin
age of silver ut 1901.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, sept.2t.--
Delegates numbering 600 and repre-
senting oil of the seventeen counties
Of the territory met in the opera honse
yesterday to promulgate resolutions to
congress advocating the immediate adj
mission of New Mexico TO statehood.
A number of strong speeches Were made.
Harmony prevailed throughout, tho reso-
buttons as adopted being the unnni-
nous voice Of the convention. Politics
and party utilization were discarded in
fine one idea of advocating the best
interests Of the future of the territory,
The resolutions represent the will OF
the people and call for Immediate ad
mission of the territory TO statehood
qhcy also include declaration for The
fr-' and unlimited coinage OF silver
and gold upon equal terms at the ratio
of rs to I and that tue standard sil
yer dollar with gold shall be the money
al redemption without discrimination
The course OF silver senators and rep
reseutu.iye was endorsed and the al
vocates Of silver urged to renew thei
Efforts in behalf of bimetallism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
STATE AFFAIRS.

AUSTIN. Tex, Sept. 2i- lspeoiall r.
Chartered Tine Light Publishing com
pany Of 1893 Of Corsicnua. capital stock
$4,000. Directors: Is. q Mckee, A. n.
.Iusiss aud w. !. Mckee
Tin comptroller today purchased SO0OO
~ The 3 pcr cent bonds ISSUED under The
HI Of April II, 1850. from Van Zandt
county Tor the benefit Of The lunatic aud
blind asylum funds, paying par and
accrued interest for them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

GUTHRIE, o. r., Sept. 21.--iSpecial.l
The dust storm siill continues aud ne
people are leaving the strip towns by
fhe thousands on freight and passenger
triinf loading cars on the inside anu
On The roof
number Of serlons fights occurred
today IN Perry over lots. and the officers
me kept busy preserving The pegre'
Abont Az thousand people are 10 pc
~ ihc land Office and arc berpulihk
,idnAnnasabsr Trouble u anticipated aud
more dfpuv marshals beng seat 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
RUNNING rum TIME.

ST. LOUIS No. Sept, y During the
resent financial Hurry i number % fncio.
rics OF this city either suspIi1el Wetnughs
ter being the Hamilton Brown shoe COM
pany. characterization OF etaiempnt
regatNilng this firm gained currency 10 the
serious character. This was not true The
nrm resumed fun time sone weeks ngo,
and i running full force, with nothlpg
shut down occurred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept 2l.-The e1-
1.-Two eoa.nitss Of the Worlds fair
S,.s.,orv defnitey seited closing the
a,-n,.it,o, IN deciding dat October 81
e ii.,it ~ ,be is,t DAY. Another 20 per
s elDt dividend IVES ordered On the e BIG
iha a, IA IA 4b6OoO. The eominittee 81
Inmates viii have S5e1,V0 t sla,l,
Navember Latter The paymeSn.t o. Dot 1jl,
AMI aoating debt. inis W VII W ~ ~
On sii 100000 stock and bonus VI ny
icity Of Chicago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
THE CHINESE BILL

WASHINGTON, Sept 2i.-Ths com
mittee OF foreign affairs had meeting
today to consider tho McCreary sub
siitntn for the Chinese bill, Discussion
developed the fart that every member Of
the committee favored an extension. OF
time for xix months with The ponsible
exception OF GeAry. Tho latter gave mo-
ticc that be would offer an nmcndmens
photographs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

city government and has suspended
the chief Of police Of the territory. Ser
giant Griffin and Oiiiocr VI. &. Lorris
pending an Investigation OF their cohnce.
tion with the affair. The coroncr's Jury
has been in session all day investigating
the cause Of the tragedy, hut rs yet has
not completed It's la5ors So far The
evidence adduced severely ccnsures the
militia
The town "a qule, tonight. The streets
are almost deserted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

BoNHAM, Tex, Sept 2L-Cspccial)
Tho Jury IN the cnsc Of the State
Of Texas w. John Falls for killing his
father. returned verdict of guilty aud
sentenced him 10 ninoiy-nlne years 10
tbc peniicntinry The defendant while
On tie stand last night stated ne hrNr
llucJ him and was not guilty lie wua
convicted mostly ON GrcnmstAnclul eti'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
rnn cArnoIIc snlnNARY.

ST, LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 2i,-'rhc Ken.
tick Diocesan seminary was dedicated la
the presence OF a large gathering OF Catho-
lie clcrHymcn from all parts ~ the coun'
Try. The celbraut OF the occasion was Co
aliutor Kahn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

! pscious appetite of the Clark fac
q the Texas Democracy has no
al longing for meat of the Coke
n 80 say several of the most in
piiol Of them in this city.
ny met at Giunocchio's, they aver,
% plab the political death of MIR
4, Mr.. Hogg or Mr.. anyone else,
10 ADOPT measures 10 preserve, in all
purity, the Democracy, which they
,ecirei to be the platforned views Of
clesSand.
Egdlsi
Iay they would have them not IL the
NJ Of Democracy could be defined
olher hands without being contami-
II Is the vile contact.
be IL in effect, their reply to the
IL which appeared in yesterdays
el,e, That article, based on Informs
which came from II source that can
ba doubted, was a revelation. 1t
hi asiomded those. who, in their
Ph Innocence, believed the adhcrents
ludse Clark were yearning for peace
4 triumphant Democracy. 1t was u
v the towers TO repel the advance
he enemy, which was plotting sub
y anueii'iin' wv pu' r"S ~
raH nesp VI ''''''ei' iip',
.'asa'u l'i''N " pit''. - ~, ~
r. ','V' u S'''e ,'en ,. '"v w.
'asr op|e'' Tue i'is''''1 ,'Vn ~ wy
w Oh u man VINO "o",u iepi'''"'
lhose politics to which MAJOR
Il the people of TeNas are opposed.
i.,a ,yor, FINN. r,rt Worth cmtlp.
- ~, ~.
~ mat meetlnS lhey We're non
L Matlock, chairman of the Clark
exem,tivn committee. Dr. l. Il.
n,
iiVn' 'olh ~ earueA "''" ii''''
T. Powell. Each of these were seen
eriay by ,,azpttp reporter,
Ia Nf,+t,,i. ul,o was frat
- = ,,,'I VIZ, ~, "r' -,
q on, was inclined to ridicule what
cgntained IN the article, but finally
very snr;onslv.
49,, Ia d,
~ le" lrlenhs Hleu anu ia" d"
n ,af,.o,,.. .,... ,,.a, br INV can.
iS'Oe vas Hi'ue " NY
~ Present TO the candidacy OF the
lQahle Richard Coks for the United
n sa,a+a 1,1ao1 ma ref,rence
iu'"' =
Aaue 70 any man cahuiuAoS w
dice We discussed principles, not
Instead ,f frs,,g with any marry
i.,dm far thn r,,s, ~ az Securing
y NJ man - ~ r"' pnS,,tartainsd smell
I.f,h,s W. W. i'vsvnt Vn. wv. III ne,
asdan al ELECTROMAGNETIC e,I,,siic nartv nnd
Dem5cratir n,incinIes n thpir Surity,
r. The chief and only subjects dis
~. Had Annanins and Sapphlra
y Ii tie same ore With thr gentlemen
10 state politics. who furnished The
ielte its iiiformntion ms 10 what oc.
rd h that meeting. choir reputations
bad prevnricntnrs Womb have been
ancd hy tie superior lnster of thcii
Z, modern immitators.
W letier pnhiisbeJ in The Cazett,
he Next enhflsman s .Hp 49, n.ns Nir n
Powell whe VIII iiin , aeu, So In tinn
meeting. ''' VI "Ha' oeeufe' ="
was Present at the meeting AM
lie SITUATION ~" ee exii, WI 70 1is
s u aass the views Of Democrats gpoi
"a on tbe d Slr %iGFG i,,i H., admins
" BAN Mas .'l sgpaei S mum sor !,
coming canS5ign up o,.,,,. ~ iIi a u
lie lusnin,on is" n,,,i So,iVeLneu,
q il Vas M artn 'piIni2n, however
~ By Nj. clevelooa any md iI tiI odmini |.
Sea II , ,asir , efforts e give the country
iAs question moi of n guir[en ,,;h a., No.
.,sis,S vas also discussed, aud it wa
Be wiling o, e1At .,1 ehe oiA FIX. me- is
I could be done mas nnsn ny me b psG
es Democratic platfern "'S nd We Ne, paS =.
laa' eSald be devised when weui'
Aoslt that end, without he saera
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
MISS poLnARp,s SUIT.

WASHINGTON. Sept, 2i.-In the
supreme court Of the District Of Coluui-
bin this morning Judge McComes over.
ruled the Hon W Z. Brcckcnndges
lemurrur to Miss pollprda declaration
aud he was ordered to plead within three
duyH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

GALVESTON. Tex. Sept. 2i.--ispeciall
-Jhr low pressure which was over the
Missouri valley last might has n9y.sl east.
tie lake. With decreased lutonsliy, and
ma III the same tine eNicndel south %
Northcrn Texts. The Highest pressure "
nysr .he Atlantic aud east Rulf states.
Tyicre ins been a decided rise 10 temper.
ature over the lower lakes and The OHIO
valley aud the upper Mississippi valley
changes have, With few exceptions, been
slight. ~ 49,,
ii IL raining at Kansas CITY and Dayen-
t,ert and 4 partly ,iioudy uvT the west
sn,if stat,-. while 81 n gengrnAy clear
tiHesylcre. .,.,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. Sept q -liu
lrc, thr ChlnNnAn arrested ~ Sacramento
under the Grary iaw wis orderN iepnned
to-day by Judge kennA Of the Circuit court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
! Held That GinocchiO
Hotel Meeting,
PRINCIPLES ALONE WERE
[u,sed, Democratic Purl' s. QD
Sole Object ~~c

,,man Matlock of the Clark
|mmittee and Others Who Were
H.. Talk About It-lIon. Il. j.
[oun,s Boom as a Compromise
|,,aidate WIN be Started To-day
.,,One North Texas Counties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

out, Mrs. Brown received two decp
aud severe gashes. one on the face aud
the other on the back OF the head and
was otherwise Injured. Her injuries are
serious. Miss Brown was also badly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
ARMY OF CUMBERLAND.

CLEVELAND. o.. sept. q Tho Arwv
Of Cumberland held brief session thls
morning and concluded It's routine busi-
ness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

NAPLES. Sept. 2i.-seycnty cases OF
cholera hero ,ie past week, thirty niue
which were fatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

Kansas city Mo-. sept. q Tue letter
carriers today cho=o Cleveland o. Hs the
next place of meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
HANGED HIM,
BURNED HIM,
Until Nothing But His Ashes
We're Left,
ROANOKE, Va WHITE MEN
Catch the Brutal Ravisher Of a
White Lady,

Execute Him Promptly and Let
Thousands Witness His Fate-Ninc
Were Killed by the Soldiers, But
There We're Others who Took Up
the work aud Carried 1t out-Thc
Citizens Greatly Excited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
ATE BIRDS RAW,
DRANK SALT WATER,
Did Three Swimmers of the
Winsor Mere,
ON THE UPSET BOATS KEEL,
They Chung Day by Until the
Blboa,

A Spanish ship, Picked Them Up,
Captain Charlton, His wife Ger
trudc, and Six Others Drowned,
A Sudden Squat struck tho ship.
A Tale Of the sea.-IIappy Men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
TRYING HARD
TO GET cLoTORE,
Is Senator Plat and Some
Colleagues.
PETER SMITH AND Mr.. PADDOCK
Are Trying Hard to Have a Man
Made Postmaster

At Fort worth sawycrs Happy Over
the Appointment Of stciner-.Rcy-
enuo Cutters sent to Puget sound
toKeep out Opium aud Chinese.
Long List Of Presidential Appoint
ments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
He ADMITs
That He Caused the Death OF the
ctrI nndis Placed Under Arrest.

san FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept 2l----pr
Fnrene West was arrested last might
charged with causing the death Of his'
Addie Gilmore. whose head was ioura IN
IN the bay eneased in y wire netting
west admits that the gih WIS AZ ms
none under Treatment and ned thefe'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

Ksmskshiki in suswer to inquiries,
stating thst MS wife hsd given birth
to s child recently, and thst they hSd
five other children
Consideration Of the question wss
deferred. swsiting the return Of the
Rev. .. 2. Emerson, who inside the
application for the Rev. hsmSkahih
70 SO to Molokai as Protestant
pastor.
The president read the report Of
Inspector Jones, which showed the
lsw was being carried out under the
SCI 10 mitigate. and that the hog
ranches were IN good CONDITION,
although the stock on hand was light
The animals were n good condition.
There has been q large quantity OF
fish IN the market during the week,
but one complaint has been made s.
to the quality furnished.
The executive officer presented 8
list Of nineteen lepers examined and
condemned BY the board OF exsmln-
iug physicians. The list was care
fully scanned and upon motion 1t was
ordered they be forwarded to Molo-
kzi By the steamer MokolI next
Monday
In speaking Of the construction OF
the proposed new reservoir at the
leper settlement President Smith
sSid he had consulted Superintend-
ent Rowell, Of the public works
bureau and that he had made several
practical suggestions regarding the
wster supply st the settlement. which
he repeated to the board
Mr.. Meyers thought some one
should be sent up to investigate the
matter. At the suggestion Of Presi-
dent Smith he said he would see Mr..
Rowell and tslk the matter over.
President Smith said he thought
while good weather lasted some
effort should be made TO transfer
the hoo feet Of iron pipe noY lying
at Wgikolu some three miles from
kslaupspa- 1t was the opinion OF
the board that the new reservoirs,
when constructed. should be covered.
Mr.. Ena said he wished 10 bring
up the matter OF measles, discussed
in special session. He thought that
reports on contagious diseases should
be made IN writing within twenty
four hours from the time such were
discovered by licensed physicians
After considerable discussion &C
ton was deferred until the next reg
ulsr meeting.
Mr.. Meyers reported that DR.. Goto
asked for eight more iron bedstesds,
which were ordered to be supplied
st AS P. II. the board adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
The Skerrett Robbery.

The circumstances in connection
with the robbery of Admiral Skier
rett's apartments at the Hawaiian
hotel some time ago, are still fresh
in the minds of the public. 1t will
be remembered that the matter was
placed in the hands of Detective
Larsen, who secured evidence in a
short time that the robbery was
committed by an Australia crook,
who was a passenger by the steamer
Warrimoo to British Columbia, that
vessel being in port at the time it
occurred. This information has
been verified by the steward of the
Warrimoo, who saw the person
described wearing some of the
stolen jewelry on the passage to
British Columbia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
a CHINESE BURGLAR.
He Enters the Premises of Mr..
CHristIy and is Severely Bit
ten BY Mastif.

Mr.. Tom Christly, who resides on
upper Fort street, is the owner of q
large mastif dog. Last night about
1880 o'clock the dog was heard
barking in the rear of the premises,
and Mr.. Christly went out to see
what was the matter. The dog ran
TO the door Of q barn IN the yard
and began scratching upon it. On
opening the door 2 Chinaman
sprang out and started to run, but
was caught by Mr.. Christly.
During the scuffie which en-
sued, the Chinaman managed to
scratch Mr.. Christly on the
face and hands and broke loose
from him. The dog took a hand
in the fight at this juncture. and
as the end proved, did yoeman's
service. The Chinaman's clothes
were almost completely torn from
his body BY the mastiff. and he
was bitten severely on the left leg
and breast. When the police ar
rived on the scene the Chinaman
was found lying on the ground,
with the dog on one side and Mr..
Christly on the other.
The Chinaman entered the barn
for the purpose of robbery, and had
q number Of empty sacks piled up
ready to take. The mastif dis
covered the presence of the Celes-
tial by scent, for which that breed
of dog Is so noted. When the
would-be burglar heard the dog
approach the barn he closed the
door and attempted to lock it, but
failed. At the police station the
Chineman gave the name Of All
Lin.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

"Where, about the graves of the
martyrs, the whaups are crying,
he remembers how.
l read it with a gulp. The
thought struck me that if | should
die out here in these Pacific
islands. so far from my native
land, that l would lose my
rightful grave. Ny place after
death is under the heather, and |
remembered how"
After Mr.. StevensOn'S talk he
was introduced personally to many
of those present, and a vote of
thanks by the club was given by
acclamation.
Rather an amusing incident
closed the evening entertainment.
Mr.. Lindsay. the chairman, pro
posed that the club, as is its Gus
tom. close the evening by singing
the doxology. This is, in Scot
fish parlance that good old high
land ballad, Aud Lang Syne. But
Mr.. W. F. Reynolds who was play
ing an accompaniment, started,
with true British fervor, to sing the
orthodox PRAISE God from whom
all blessings flow" He was i'm
mediately taken in hand by sew
eral of the members, and the
Scotch music spread before him to
prevent further mistake.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Prominent Visitor.

Among the arrivals by the steam
ship Oceanic Monday evening was
Mr.. D. C. Leisse, who is a repre-
sentative of the well-known firm OF
John Fowler & Son, England. Mr..
Leisse has been making a tour of
the world, and during the past two
years has visited the principal
sugar countries of the world in the
interest of his firm. He will re-
main here for a couple of weeks,
during which time he win visit
Eva, Waianae and Makaweli plan
tations, sailing for home by the
next Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Smrrul advertisements

The GENERAL BOARD Of HEALTH. London
REPORT that it ACTS IS CHARM, one dose
generally sufficient.
DR.. GIBBoN, Army Medical stan, Calcutta
states: Two poSEs coNrLErELT cURED NE or
otAREHEAn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Where He Lives.

Several pages of the London
Illustrated News of August 10,
1898. were occupied with an illus
trated description of Clumber
Park, the seat of the Duke of New
castle who left here two months
ago for the Orient. a good like
ness of the duke also appears in
in that issue. The castle of the
Duke of Newcastle was built in
1867, the walls, pillars and gallery
being entirely of marble.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Turned Up at San Diego.

John AHA, a wandering Hawai-
ian youth, was last heard from at
San Diego, Cal In a letter to
friends here, dated Sept. 1st, he
stated he was employed by Mr..
Hamilton Johnson, formerly of this
city, in the fishing business. He
claimed to be the champion surf
rider of California, although he adj
mitted that he was of no account
in Hawaii nei. AHA intends going
to New York next year.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Noted Through Passenger.

There were several prominent
passengers aboard the Oceanic en-
route to the coast. Among these
were Mr.. O. Won der HYDE, who is
well known as a representative of
9 large commercial firm in Hong
kong. He was formerly German
consul-generaI in New Zealand,
and for some time agent of the
North-German Lloyd Steamship
Company in Australia. Mr.. Won
der HYDE was shown around the
city Tuesday BY Messrs. G. W.
Macfarlane and H 4. Widemann,
and lunched at the latter's resi-
dence. Mr.. Won der Hyde Is dis
family connected by marriage to
Mr.. Macfarlane, having married q
Miss Henderson, Of Australia
sit is 8 pleasure to sell Chamber
lainfs Cough Remedy SAYS Stiekney
& Dentler, druggists, Republic, Ohio,
because : customer after once using
il, i almost certain to call for it when
again in need Of such 3 medicine. We
sell more Of it than Of any other cough
medicine we handle, and it always
gives satisfaction" For coughs, colds
and Group it Is without an equal. For
sale BY all dealers.
BESsoS. Smith & Co.
Agents for n. 1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Herter, artists,
from New York, were through pas
sengers by the steamer Oceanic.