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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
4 SWEDE NAMED AMBER
son SWALLOWS
STRFCRNISE.
This Is His second Attempt TO Com
salt Suieias-Dr. NeLennaa ard
His Little PsaP
saved Hira.

On last Wednesday afternoon a
most deliberate attempt st self
destruction was made by s Swede
named Tom Anderson, who is en-
ployed as eoachman by Mrs. A.
Cornwen. For several days past
Anderson appeared morose, and
went shout his work in s manner
that implied some fixed purpose.
While in the city on Wednesday
afternoon Anderson went to q local
drug store and purchased 80
cents worth Of strychnine, saying
it was to be used 10 kill rats.
When ne returned to Ms. Corn
wells he gathered sl his clothing,
papers, etc, and burned them.
After this was done ne proceeded
to bid farewell TO all the people
about the premises. He then re-
turned 10 his apartments, locked
the door and took 3 large portion
Of the strychnine and laid down on
the bed 10 die at leisure.
Mrs. Cornwell suspicioned that
something wss wrong and had a
wStch set on the man and his
movements. Finding the door
locked admission was demanded,
and Anderson got up and opened
the door. He then told what he
had done Dr.. McLennan was i'm
mediately sent for and arrived in a
short time 4 stomach pump soon
drew the poison from the would-be
suicide, and he was despatched to
the hospital where he now lies in q
precarious condition.
This is the second attempt |
Anderson has made to take his
life, the other one being made about
q month ago when he took q similar
of the same drug.
Anderson has been employed by
Mrs. Cornwell for some three years,
and is said to have been a faithful
4 short time ago the man cut off
the ends Of mis- first and second
fingers while moving hay. This,
with the fact that ne had
not fully recovered from being
yored by q bull some SIX months
Ego, Is supposed to have unbal-
anced his mind and caused him to
the rash act.
Anderson is credited with saying
hat if he RECEIVERS he will yet take
lis life. When, through the aid of
Dr.. McLennsn, the man gained
consciousness, he is reported to
lave said he was sorTy the doctor
lad tried to save him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Vienna Coffee.

Into an ordinary coffee pot
Pour on your water bubbling hot.
Cover it closely. Boil it for one
minute,
Simmer it FIVE. Take your milk
boiler; in it
Put one pint Of sweet cream, and
don't omit
To keep the water boiling under it.
The white Of one egg beat and beat,
and when
A stiff froth forms, ike crusted
snowdrifts, then
Add, Of cold milk, three table
spoonful. See
If cream is scalding when it
proves to be,
Remove from FIRE, add white Of egg
and milk,
Stir bris KY till It's smooth and
fine az silk,
Then serve to use with coffee. It's
the way
The Viennese folk serve cafe su
lait.-[Ex.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Fast Time by a Warship.

VICTORIA, Be, Sept. 19.-The
British warship MelpOmene, just
returned from South America, re-
ports having steamed from Callao
to Victoria, over 5000 miles, in
twenty-five days, without stopping
to coal. Naval officers pronounce
this performance seldom paralleled
and never surpassed in naval his
tory.
The U. S. S. Philadelphia
steamed from Callao to Honolulu,
3 distance Of over 5000 miles, in
eighteen days without stopping for
coal.-Ed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

continue to make her home at the
school, and in the fall she, with her
family, will occupy what was for
merly the parsonage.
Miss Armstrong viii teach at the
school during the coming year,
Miss Edith leaving for the present
TO make her home with her uncle,
Mr., Daniel Williams, of Stock.
bridge,-The Southern Workman.
Hampton. Va.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Not BniIt That Way.

Claus Spreckels is reported as
having remarked in an off-hand
way that he would show Mr.. Cleve-
land how to fix up this thing-re-
ferring to the question of Hawaiian
annexation. Before entering upon
his campaign of education, Mr..
Spreckels should consult with some
of the prominent politicians who
undertook to do business with the
president on much the same lines.
Washington Star.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Foreign Ne~&

Ii Is AnnoGucei that s war between
The whites Snd The fs-es NStSosle
tribe Is about 10 begin in South
AirtoS.
TSdingS q the lost steamer Alvo are
81 hSnd The vessel WAS wrecked On
the Colombian co&Ss Sni 9ll hands
were saved. She hSS been missing
Sincs the sd Of August.
General MirSbsl, the g7sAtsSs u the
present warriors q France, Is dead
Prince Bismarck. who hSS been
seriously III. Is gaining strength.
The Russian war asss Is 70 viSi.
France. and II Is sid thSt grand iu-
bilStioa viii follow the solvent u the
visitors. 70 show the warm friendship
between rhs TWO nations.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Returned Residents.

Among the prominent kama
ainas who returned from the coast
by the Alameda Friday were
R. Halstead, proprietor of the Wal
alua plantation, and Mrs. Hal
stead, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. H. Bing-
ham, Jno. Cassidy of the Hawaiian
Electric Light Co., Mrs. A. F. Cooke,
S. Ehrlich, of the Temple of Fash
ion, Otto Isenberg, of Kauai, and
Miss Deyo, teacher at the Hilo
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Receptions to be Given.

The admiral, captain and officers
Of the U. S. Flagship Philadelphia
have issued invitations to their
friends on shore to be present at
several afternoon receptions to be
held on board the white cruiser on
the following Saturdays: Sept. 30,
Oct. "A and %, and Nov. II and
p. The receptions viii commence
at 3 P. II. and close at 6P.M.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

The Gs&ry lsw 70 give the Chinese six
mouths more - rssiSser, Sni 70 prsc-
tScSlly r,SSs the lSw worthless. He
VIII p-Ooably SJlA,Ssi SgsinSt the e.
forts q the Rseific CoSSs delegation.
Growers course in this matter may
rsSylt in the demand fron his own
party fer his irapeSchueat.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Visited the PHILADELPHIA.

The brothers and boarders Of st.
Louie college visited the U. S.
cruiser Philadelphia Friday
afternoon, in response to an invi-
tation from the captain and officers.
The students spent delightful
hour on board inspecting the yes
sci.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

T. J. Stone has entered suit at
San Francisco against II. H. Ban
croft for $3.50, 900, which he alleges
Bancroft sWindled him out Of By
transferring the business and plant
Of the Bancroft History Company
70 the California Book cemra~--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Tie Cholera

The Cll-=-a pest : sill F-uspering
II Hamburg z15 8 P=-ershuEg- New
Gases zEs C=T=lJpzCg daily OC- the
disease i1=s E1s spear % De SPREAD
IL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
American News.

RoznoSke. Virgins, hiss hSi :
bloody carnival \ mob % 500 men
attempted 10 brsSk in the ISL Snd
lynch negro who h2d tined 70 muir
der 5 woman The mayor called ont
I the foeSl militiS sud the troops were
charged by the mob. \ fight snSued
IN which ten persons were killed Sni
nineteen wounded, SuOng the latter
the mSyoS. During the battle the
negro VS. spirited out OF town, but
the desperate mob found and lynehei
him Sni buried his body. The mayor
hSi 70 fee for his life sni the men,
bsrS OF the militia SlSo fed. The
trouble Is not YET sc Sn end
\ great IRE hiss been raging in the
Black Hills Sri much property hiss
been destroyed One town vas wiped
ont snd several lives lost.
The government hiss ordered two Of
the best revenue cutters OF the Allan
tic fleet 20 this COST 20 sid in prevent
ing the smuggling OF opium and Chi
nsse-
Tie mint officials ST Philadelphia
discovered that about 500, 0lO in gold
bullion hSd been stolen from the
vaults ! clerk who wSS suspected
confessed the theft Snd nearly sill the
gold vas found.
On September 18Th the United States
Ssl&te paid the USuSl tribute % the
lzts SenStor Stanford. Some tine suIO-
sIsS were pronounced
The rush for land on the Cherokee
strip Of 100000 4ereS, thrown open 70
settlement. included $1,000 people,
and some Wild scenes were euScted in
which many lives were lost
President Cleveland haS nominated I
Judge W H HOrnblOEer, OF New /
YORK 10 the supreme bench to sue I
eeSd the La-e Justice BlStchfOrd. The I
gives gTeSt dissatisfaction /
i bad wreck occurred on the Big 4
Four rad ii Illinois, IN which two 4
Of s train eollidei. Eight /.
people were killed outright and six
teen wounded Several more viii die. /
An engineers e2rsleSSneSs wss the i
sS1Se-
In Indisnz burglars entered farm
house and, because they could not md
money, butehered the six members Of
the family, including : babe
: panic in $ Canton, Ill, theater
,SUSsd the death Of one person and
he injury OF many others
4 rsea war l. imminent in New Or
cans. II gTOEs out Of the lynching
Il three brothers, cOlOrei, for the
o. fsvOrite brother from
mob which desired 70 lynch him for
Killing : Judge The negroes are arm
ug and sn outbreak / expected ST
NY moment
The terrible forest fires IN Wiscon-
IN continue 20 rage and sre destroy
NJ N immense amount Of property.
Two women and two men, eOlOrsd,
TeCe Iynehed in Mississippi for the
OF children OF . neighbOE.
The Standard Oil Trust has been
.iSJrgauiZei 10 zvOid legal eomplics-
ions
r L Ame, = s15,00O,0dO million
ire and president Of the Old Colony
ESs found dead in his state
0on OF September 10 Il l. supposed
2 committed suicide.
The centennial anniversary OF the /
zyiHg Of the cornerstone OF the CAPT
d building al Washington was eele-
rsted with great ceremony on Sep
zmbeE Is. Cleveland delivered an
ration On patriotism
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
From Hampton, Virginia.

Il may interest 4te many per-
sonsl friends Of Gen. Armstrong to
know that the trustees have ar
ranged 20 nave Mrs. Armstrong
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

Hawaiian stamped envelopes Of
the denominations Of enc and two
ceuts are quoted In San Francisco
ct $50 Z thousand.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
Street Car Driver Arrested.

Harry Welsh, driver Of the street
car that ran into the government
funeral procession on Nuuanu
street Thursday afternoon, was ar
rested at 3 Pm. yesterday on
charge Of needless driving. he was
released On $50 bail.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03

Hopp & Co. advertise wicker
ware. they having just received q
new line per barkentine Planter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
The Gezy Law.

HE Gear! exclusion Law l. Sill II
: ozdlF mixed eCliftIOu- The al
UillstrzEICu Go1tfn1es 70 instruct
o-EclzLs % uoE e1f0res the measure,
EFliIs ~ the SANE time the supreme
S0arE has 6=zt5ei the LzE o0l=-IE1-
Is1zl- and the United states circuit
jugs are or1er1g the deportation Of
ChiEssE convicted E1izr the depoELz-
10u e2z1ss to- aoz-rzZIztrztiol- As
the eo1rLz have rEfEsed 70 take orie-s
from Cleveland and Czriizls, and the
latter I'll III furnish nonsT from
the find n 6ep,o-1 The CEin@e, there
/ liable 70 be = fire ro= II The neaT
EtErE- ClsTelz1d L severely de-
Eoz1ae1 y rs pzzly fO- his c0zEe,
the EzsEf1er tdeuoczztirj q tbs
city having declared him Gar, and
kin With violating the Con-
z1isEloz- Tie sdnini.<-zston i 10Y
s16ezT0ang % pass Al szezdue1t 70
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-03
silver AID the Tariff.

he battle Over E-z silver repeal Dill
IN TIE s=-zte goes On zEGes Sn1 grows
Ezruzr. lis The policy q the silver
uzu 70 sTuzf 8 -1-e- and Worries.
tnz administration leader for rEDszI.
: usl1z sTzry possible ueshpi 70
f1ree the LSsIz Several u the silver
SssCzz1-s have rsesIEs1 Letters threat
euI1Z EE=u with : dTlzmite bOEzb If
they ID lot c11selE 70 rspeGL- CIsTs-
Land shows 10 Sgu q ; eoupE0miSe-
CC5 Insists Epol El5111IrI61sl EEpe4l,
which mans the absolute deDOl5ti-
ZzEi01 q the White natal Inc silver
usa fear that Il the repeal goes, they
VII u0t o zbls % pass : Subsequent
bill % save Il Hence thEir hGrd
EzhE- On tEz zISz Inst Senator " hits
u CSlIf1rLiz addressed the senate On
the uszsErs- and IN the curse q :
f1ur-hOurs susseh- scored the prsSi-
6zlE SEFErElT- charging him T=IEh hs-
ing = trzitCE % the Chiezgo platform,
zn1 declaring that Cleveland and the
eolEsmsn EE9 hzd Topped lad 10
honorable cs1lrss but 20 resign As
White L the democratic leader Of this
state MS remarks GRATED s sensation
IN 1Es E0Uss hot 6ghE i going OF
as.sCSe q the =Eflrts Of the democrats
% repezl tLz federal elsetiO1 laws
which have been IN f0rEs sine Ezr
Tins TE=ss laws give the govern
EzZr = certain SUPERVISION over elsc-
ti1ZS- and zre chzcE 70 fraud Inc
repeal Oil VII doE5tIess pass the
house With The f1I democratic vote
TIE ss1zrE vii b cIose-
L / zuEOl1ea5 that the lev tariff
oil VII b ready Tor Submission
within month IL l. believsd Ii vii
b E1s AcEIuIsy act patched up a
sole q ths strongest appeals for the
q the pr0tee1iFz tariff
have CONE from EEe= so1thsrn states
and from G=UCcrzEs- Tne-e : not
uEs1 prospect q the sIgzr bounty
bang s-ItL1rz7E1- - there have 5ssn !
s-rrr1E- u-r-E.z-z sruf-s=~ =7rrfT q er1Tzrzz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-10
Left for the Youngest.

Everyone must accept with such cheer
fulness as he can the advance of age, for
the most kindly meant assurance that
the years are lightly carried does not d.
minish their actual number. One of the
most ingenious and graceful attentions
ever paid to venerable man came from
a valet to Cardinal Fleury, in the last
century. The cardinal, who Is ninety
years old, bad said in a somewhat melan'
choly mood to his valet, Barac, that he
was too old, that death must have for
gotten him, but that within a few days
surely he must make the solemn journey
into eternity.
A few days later there was festival,
aud Barjac invited fourteen guests to
dine with the cardinal. When the cake
was put on the dinner table, the cardinal
said sadly, referring to the custom Of the
day:
"The youngest person here must cuI
it. With my ninety years, | can only
claim the honors due the Oldest Of the
company"
But" said the right-hand neighbor
Princess Monttarey, 81 was born Janu'
ary 10, 1861, and so am two years old
er than your eminence."
"And l." said the Marquis de Flava-
court, who sat at the cardinals left
"must own to ninety-four years"
And so the members Of the company
went on telling their ages, all more than
the years of the cardinal, until he ex'
claimed:
as it possible that | am the youngest
one present, that am TO cut the cakeY
"Of course, Of course" urged the de
lighted guests.
as it chance or plot!' asked the old
man. Just then he caught sight Of Bar
iac's smiling face. and understood at onc'
his old servants kind stratagem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-10
A Fairy Godfather.

Two gentlemen, one an American and
the other Viennese, met at an Austri-
an watering place, and, after short but
delightful acquaintance, the Vienncse
discovered that the American, who had
given his name as Hunt, let us say, was
banker.
"Are you, then, the head of the house
of Hunt. in New York; he asked, in
surprise and interest.
al am"
"How very strange. J.
"Why stranger
81 cannot give you satisfactory reply
without telling you a sad story" was the
answer, and he went on to relate the fol-
lowing incident:
Two years before charming girl who
was under his guardianship had married
a man who had at once set up in busi-
ness on his wife's capital, and had be-
come bankrupt The next step was his
Disappearance, and so discouraged had he
been over his ruined hopes that every
one believed him to have committed sui
eide.
Within a few months. however, his
sorrowing wife had received letter from
him written from town in one OF the
Western States of America. He begged
her to forgive him for leaving her, and
promised to send for her as soon as for
tune should once more favor him.
Letters continued to come, now from
one city and now from another, until he
wrote from New York, saying that he
was in banking house of Hunt, at a sala-
ry too small to allow him to send for
her, though il industry and perseverance
could advance his interests, she should
not have long to wait.
"And now," said the Viennese, "do
you know clerk of yours named Pray|
"No," was the reply. 81 left home
months ago. But your story is SO inter
esting that we ought, if possible, to spell
out the sequel. will cable home this
minute
"Have we clerk Pray in our service p
ran the message, and next day came the
answer, eyes"
"What salary?" ran the next message.
as he satisfactory
The reply to this was a condensed GER
tificate of character Of which any clerk
might be proud, with the additional in
formation that Pray's exceptional vlr-
tues were paid for at the rate of $40 a
month.
"Pray promoted" cabled Mr.. Hunt
"Quadruple his salary"
A day later the forlorn young wife in
Vienna received a message from her hus-
band, delightedly limiting at good fortune
and urging her to come to him at once
Mr.. Hunt, of course, heard the news
and, no doubt, congratulated himself or
his ability to play fairy godfather at the
right moment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-10

A wealthy merchant bad daughter who,
on account of her excessive plainness, had
not met with suitor. One day, however,
an enterprising gentleman of the name Of
Itzig applied to the merchant for the hand
of his daughter. The father saw a. glance
that Itzig was poor, and ouly wanted the
girl for the sake of her money. He. there
fore, said;
Il will give you my daughter TO wife and
deposit 100000 marks in the bank, but with
the proviso that you do not break into the
capital until after the lapse Of 10 years.
ltzag, rather disappointed, made reply
"Had you not better give me the 100000
marks and deposit your daughter Sarah in
the bank -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-10
AaGAroREDv MULE.
once Scared by a Saurian The Long
Eared Charger Nerer Recovered.


did you ever hear of "gatored
mule ? asked Mr.. William G. Thomp-
son, of New York, who is on his way
home after year spent in Florida for
his health.
a 'gatored mule as he is called in
Florida, is one Of that stubborn race
which has been driven partially insane
from an alligator fright. In fact, while
mule will stolidly wait to be thrown off
of railroad by locomotive before he
moves, he goes into wild state of terror
by single glimpse of saurian monster.
There are hundreds of 'gatored mules
in Florida. To tell the truth, | helped
to gator one myself How did it hap
pen?
"Well, had been staying at Ocala
some weeks and finally agreed with sew
eral friends to go hunting in the South.
About twenty miles from town we To-
Gated upon a small stream abounding in
game. After pitching camp | went for
walk and before long found gator hole.
From the strong musty odor which Is
sued from il knew that the owner was
at home.
calling my companions. decided to
capture him. We rammed long pole
into the burrow several times. Finally
we heard a snap like the report Of q gun
aud the pole remained fast. The gator
had seized it. We tried vainly to pull
him out. Then some one suggested that
we use our camp mule. We shouted
The mule was led down to the hole, a
chain fastened to the pole and then the
frightened animal was started.
"There was a creaking Of chains,
roar, and the alligator, fully seven feet
in length, came out with rush, as the
mule started on wild run for the road.
The saurian's teeth were sunken so deep
ly into the wood that he could not release
himself, aud away went mule, pole and
all. The alligator spun around Kissing
like steam engine, but he held on,
while the mule, thinking himself pur-
sued, snorted and ran. We followed
a
Into the main streets Of Ocala flew the
mule aud his queer load Completely
exhausted he was stopped by party in
front of the post.ofice. The gator was
dead. We skinned and stuffed him.
The mule recovered, but the sight of
swamp now throws him into a perfect
frenzy of terror. - Washington Ne,s.
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n GREEN,
ATTORNEY ATLAR,

CRarlesto's',, Jefferson County, West Virginia,
VIII practice in the Courts of Jefferson, Berke.
ley and Morgan counties, in the United States
District Court at Martinsbug, and in the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia.
Special attention to the collection OF claims,
and prompt remittances Of the same.
Office opposite Courthouse.
Aug. 6, 1890
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUN PH r EYS'

Or. Humphrers' Specifies are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies. lseq tor year IN in
beonle With entire success. Every single Speciho
special cure for the disease named.
They cure without druggingi purgins Or reducing
the system and are In fact ana oeeu the sovereign
Remedies Of the World.