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The evening world., 1894-05-02
ROCKS and BULLETS.
They Crash and Whiz Among
Mexican Soldiers in a Canyon
WHY Yaquis Indians Work Another
Ambush Plot.
More than 200 Dead and Wounded
out of u Force of 500 Men.
Try Associated Press)

-,rCD ~, Nav o-News is
BAN DIEGO, CAL may |.N"' -
received here that the iaquis have once
rnor. ambushed the Mexican forces sent
.N".... -. Ev-coy I,uia Il. Torres,
esaihst thenn' M,.,o,n and
who IL now General OF the Northern anu
Western DEPARTMENTS OF Mexico. re-
-. hoon waking another
port says mas pee" IT,
campaign against the faquis III
sonora and Northern Sinaloa. He had
. -. a.. ,,,,aroa man and
an army Oh over n'e 80,
the plan was to dispose OF the iaau's
then Mt once and forever.
n-..sa,. D,a, .o,octed Cen Torres
Fresioehs D"n - -.
for this work. because OF MS expert
ence and supposed ability to accom-
49, 49, $3.50 nrrno.o
phsh the oesireo
A force composed OF soldiers taken
from different regiments. accompanied
py part U 'ne f n." CT.
in pursuit of the faquis In the sierra
de Bacatel were led into a long, deep,
.--.., a.a,. IL tho c,erra a. pacatel
mar nharow den1e IN H. .h eaS S,erra we're ue Almost
LUZ wai!s VI ny S"nSo ~ Ia 800
prec,p yis ! nno faot aSd novereI
psaletSSeS WV r., |'UW roond was ha ited'
ana skirmisners pusnGu " u'
corsa ahy pvsho,Me i've nIimhed tho w,lIs
80 shn hr,h no inr ne n. nossihie
w raS,us an 10 as ne traii was
witn9ut aesults' IN aH 10 as sap Ihe in he Smoto.
az y, thn capvnn the roionel in com.
Som pi ~ eahyon' ,nuu,a ILL,
msno orusreu ne ,Ortg ,orm u,,, h M
Lne cahyon a. IT, nntno
sish ~ aoe. an '"u s,hhnn ~sndSeyISS h,,ve
70 prea.ne easier, zen, nrs srS htSSe
masses oh rosks amu nn hn,n uhe
Gun neaIiy i1V zee. dpoSe .a",S 80 ~
ing from wai to wall, do low upoa a ,hf
hemmea.in cSiuinn. crusnlne horses ana
flGeLs Into snaPeiess mehps; 49,, ,r,o,
nisner u mishel rUSs tmt wa, ha1
~ ths ,at,nau alu'S i'm AZ hroctIy
81 nrihs voIley AFTER '1i,gy uirtetry
lnto the .hass ue.o"' wmhelS5
AL WAS hrnIan cimn ro mnIInu
tnrousn ane pr9ken ~ urasnpnnn
on tne uead anu Wounueu soit,e.s, iIti
writhed screamed unuer tne welgn.
oI rocks tnat hau crusneu 'neIh uoWn
int9 the EARN others SAN ot umIer , .ns
pitiless hali OF Du'ie.s, enu o.hers; iess
The evening world., 1894-05-02
THE Faulkner ESTATE,
Baldwin and Clark Want to Re-
cover $4,000.
A Famous Case In Which Bloodshed
IL u Feature.

An action has been brought by c. c.
Baldwin. OF II Wall street. and Heman
Clark. OF Aqueduct fame. against J.
c. T. Faulkner, as executor of the estate
OF the late Col. w. c. Faulkner, of Mem
phis, Tenn. for the recovery upon two
notes Of $4,000 and 5000 each. The ac-
ton also involves the Gulf and Chicago
Railroad.
heard at 22 Wall street by Lawyer
Henry NJ. Dater, OF 70 Court street,
brooklyn, appointed as a commission
by, the Chancery Court of Ripley, Tip
The action has excited considerable
interest among persons acquainted with
the many sensational incidents attend
ing the case. one OF the most prom
inent features is the number OF persons
at one time connected with 1t who have
met violent deaths. Nearly all the wit
nesses and original directors of the rail
road have been shot.
The late Col. w. T.. Faulkner owned
almost the entire road previous to his
death, which was indirectly caused by
a shooting affair.
He was "a popular Southerner, and
author OF THE White Rose of Mem
phis."
In writing this book Col. Faulkner
readers for having been compelled to
shoot three men during his cventful life.
He. had fought one duel In Memphis,
and at the time of his death. "A few
years ago, was about to fight a second.
Just before his death Col. Faulkner
had "A misunderstanding with his bust
ness partner, a man named Hunter.
While leaving his Office one day Hunter
shot at col. Faulkner. The first sho,
missed, but the second struck the Colo
nels jaw and rendered him speeches.
up to the time of his death.
Among the principal witnesses In the
case Is Col. Hamilton. of Ripley. Miss,
who recently shot the last member of the
Board of Directors of the road, and who
Is related to some of the persons inter
ested In the action.
The notes involved In the present &C
ton were given by Messrs. Baldwin and
Clark to the late Col. Faulkner to pre-.
vent a suit against the road by Theo.
dore Reed, of Memphis, in 1883.
The papers In the present case will
probably be forwarded by COMMISSIONS
Dater to the Mississippi Court to-mor,
The evening world., 1894-05-02
DAMROSCH is WILLIN'.
Denies He VIII Hold n Peace
Conference with ScIdI To-Day.

Conductor Walter Damrosch this
morning denied the report that he and
Anton Seidl would hold a conference to-
day relative TO combining their forces
for the production of German opera next
Fail. He aisu said hat Il William
Stcinway was responsible for the report
he acted II little p~rcmaturely,
That Mr., Steinway has been trying
for several days to patch up the differ
enCCs existing between the two great
leaders il a w~ell-known fact. Accord
ing to Mr.. Damrosch. Stcinway has
been to see him several times relative
to inducing him TO join HANDS with An
ton Seidl,
II have not made any appointment
with either Mr.. Scidl or Mr.. Steinway
for to-day" said Mr.. Damrosch. There
has, however, been considerable talk
about our coming together in producing
the opera. and | am willing to DO any
thing to advance both our interests. |
Will listen to any proposal whereby |
can see my way clear, and II things
can hs arranged | am willing To Join
forces with Mr.. Seiil."
The evening world., 1894-05-02

iCO UPRIGHT PIANOS to be sold; factory
prices: easy terms. Address Factory DON al
World, uptown.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Coming Events.

Musical entertainment and humorous reading
in aid OF st. Francis and st. Joseph Hospitals
this evening at Cooper Union.
Graduating exercises Of the Eclectic Medical
College In the city OF New York this evening at
Chickering Hall.
Knights Of st. John and Malta's entertainment
and reception rendered TO the Most Eminent Grand
Commander, Sir John A. Cowan, by the Sir knights
stationed in brooklyn, under the auBpires ot Guar
dian E~ncampment, 81. at ArIon Hall. Wall street,
near Broadway. brooklyn, tomorrow evening.
The annual exhibition Of drawings by the stu.
dents OF the National Academy Of Design, made
IN competition for the medals and other awards
OF merit, will be open in the lecture-room Thurs
day and Friday MAY 10 and II. The distrlbuiior
o. prizes for the year will take place at s o'clock
Friday evening.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
For Sale.
~ 81. 90 WEEKLY buys
$lD0Vn ! n y \ y ;|. !. !: ! 81! !. {: !; 81: 81: !: !|. \: \. ! !
I'M ---- Watches, Diamonds II
Jcwelry. DELlN.
n EREDIMMEnIATlI-
N LY. n. Y. Watch &
Jewelry Co.. Frank G.
III sherman. Manager. 80
III U III East l4th ST. Take
r. elevator.
5OC.D0WN.ii;::::j:!::::::$:;;;::::::;;:::::::?;;* : :: : s.:
j. +. ARNOLD, 3 Maiden lane. Take elevator.
WATCHES.
on easy ayments. Lowest
prices. business conhden-
tIl. globe WATCH CO.,
. , World Building, room lft.

DIAMONDS, watches aud iewelry sold on ere ~
to responsible parties. Henri SchH@p' "i-''
Maiden lane,
The evening world., 1894-05-02
BARON" AND BRIDE GONE.
Ills Wife's Uncle WIN Not Talk of
.hp pntP,

Cossips at the Gerlach, in West TWEEN,
tS-seNenih street, are taking OF the
sudden departure from the motel last
night OF Baron" William de Wag-
stane, who eloped with Miss EvcIyI,
. lirlcn, OF New York, from Cherries,
dress nc ana his bride left at he Ger
ZACH was loves Exchange, broadway
and Twthty-lhird street. Al the lattei
place nothing Is known OF him. other
At th' residence OF IL. T.. KlngslPnd
10! E"st Nineteenth street an uncle
OF "baroEess' de WaGGtane, all tho
formation regarding the pair was re
The evening world., 1894-05-02
HEIRS TO MANY MILLIONS.
to Divide the Estates of
Sir w. X. Ball.
(By Associated Press. }

q n" % IBy Associhted PressJ
SHAMOKIN, Pa. May 2.-James ].
glattery. an agent, for an instalment
concern in this place, has been notified
that he is one Of the heirs to vast
English estates valued at ten millions.
His grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Slattery.
late of Port Carbon, was a sister Of
h late Sir William X. Ball. whose es-
tate consists of the fourishing town of
0lancestershire, comprising $500 houses.
The sum of $500, 600, with compound
interest, which has lain in the Melrose
Bank in Scotland since 1906, will also
fall to the American heirs. as the Eng
lish relatives died without Issue. The
other heirs are John J. Slattery, Of Tus-
carorai Frank Slattery, of Hazleton;
Ballie Sissinger and Daniel Slattery, of
Philadelphia, n James Manning. of
shenandoah. Thomas Slattery will sail
TOR England in a few days.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
SAFE BURGLAR ARRESTED.
Sanford and Two Other Men in
Custody in St. Louis.
(By Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. May 2.-The police cap
tured the safe-blower known as Charles
Sanford. alias A. B.. Treadwell, alias C.
p. Barnes, yesterday. He is wanted at
Emporia. Kan. for safe blowing and Jail
breaking. The eva for his arrest is
$500. In addition, John Bevins. a two
term convict, and Walter S~avignac,
were arrested. the latter as an accom-
plice.
On S~avignac were found all kinds of
safe-blowing and burglars tools, as
well as a bottle OF chloroform, dynamite,
percussion caps and sulphuric acid.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

PARTY retiring from hotel business VIII sen 20
wal nut bedstcads, with springs, pure mar maj,
trrsses at great sacrifices; call ana examine anu
make offer. Apply {. j.. 1919 West LIN. -
AT ONCE, fine furniture private residence niue
used. Including elegant siik-covered pnrlor suit;
piano. sl.5; cuuches, beautiful brass beds, oak
bedroom suits, grRndfather's clock. hnnd'carNel
oak buffet, china closet. leather ,hilrs' Ine
Wilton velvet carpets, SIG, separately. IDS West
bith IT.
WILCOX h GIBRS, Automatic, Domestic, New
Home, White, Singer, Household, the I;eil'
known Kruse, sis up; good second hand sewing.
machines from SO up. Tor cash or monthly pay.
ments.. We exchange. rent and repair g.. S'ndi
OF machines Kruse M'fg Co, l24 h l4ths II I;
2U3 q rand vt.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

'~rhe Worlds" New Uptown once.
"The Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton of Broadway and Sixth avenue, at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances, two on Broadway, two on
sixth avenue n our on Thirty-second
street
The evening world., 1894-05-02

You Read The Evening World!
DO You Read The sunday World ?
The evening world., 1894-05-02

When n trinc will buy the greatest healing In
Nention Of the day. DR.. Sanden's Electric I,elt
is n complete body battery for self-treatmen and
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out medicine. rheumatism. Luinbago. Sciatica,
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~ the mild, soothing electric current Is applied
direct TO the nerve centres, and Improvements
arc felt from the first hour used. A pocket edition
of the celebrated electro medical work, Three
Glasses Of Men. - Illustrated. Is sent free, sealed.
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failed. Address DIR. A. n. sander, 500
broadway, New York, Largest Electric Belt
Manufacturer In the World.
Office Hours, \ to u; sunday. 10 to l.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

handkerchiefs.

Gentlemen's Japanese Silk Initial
Handkerchiefs. 20 inches square,; Vu
Wellington's price Soc. at........ sIU
Same. 90 inches square: yelling Al
toms price s5c.. t................. s1U
Same, "a inches square; yelling 70
toms price S1.2O. at................ W
' '; ;s:;ss:. .: ss:; IT, :;':s:..7 vs'': 10
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Childfen's Dresse,

Children's Outing Flannel Dress
es. trimmed with lac and braid.
sizes l to 4 years. WrllinEton's
price 69c,, at.........,...........
Children's Cashmere Dresses,
jacket effect, trimmed with steel
buckle, sizes / TO 4 years, Wei
lington's price Sl.aS. at............
Girls Wool Dresses. trimmed
with silk velvet. sizes 4 to Il
yrs, Wellington's price S2.9S, at
Girls All-Wool Flannel Dresses.
some with deep ruffies. trimmed
with braid. sizes 10, IL. Il yrs.
Wellington's price s2.25. at........
Misses Two-Piece Suits. with deep
Bertha. trimmed with braid. sizes
II, l6 yrs; Wellington's price
$7.9S.
Children's Bingham Dresses. nice
ly trimmed with embroidery.
sizes 4 to II yrs; Wellington's
price Sl.92 at........................
Chlldren's Bingham Dresses, in as
% sorted patterns and styles, sizes
to 1 yrs: W%ellington's price
1873,
Children's Bingham Dresses. in
very pretty designs, sizes / to
years: Wellington's price, sl.2j;
The evening world., 1894-02-06
JeweIry

.2S. SO and 1
Fine Gold-Plated Initial Sleeve
Buttons. with Patent Lever
Backs. Wellington's price Toe, 4
Fine Gold-Plated Lace Pins,
newest designs in various pat
terms, Wellington's price from
soc. to &c. u price. ............
Ladies' Fine Gold-Plated Watch
Chains, assorted charms. We'll
linston's price SIS, our price. =
Wellington's entire stock Cut Brilliar
In gold-plated settings.
Scarf. Stick and Lace Pins; Wei
lington's price from 20 to g..
Cut Brilliant Earrings and Ear
Knobs. In gold.plated settings:
Wellington's price from so to 81;
u price ..........
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Warmers, Sc.

Wrappers OF Aliens best prints,
light ana dark ground, made full
front and tucked yoke, Vatican
and princess back: Wellington's
price. CSC. at ................ =.
Wrappers. of the very best quality
fieeced hannelette. made with
rufie over shoulder. Vatican
back, leg Of mutton sleeve, in
Persian and various patterns.
Welllngton's price. $l.49: at ......
Nurses and maids House Dresses
of best Merrimac prints. made
with a fur ruffie going over
shoulder, deep hem and fun
skirt; Wellington's price, H.3:
Blanket Robes OF gray, with COL
ored border: 'Wellington's price,
t1.49: at 49,.
Wrappers Of .Shudah cloth or Ger
man eider-down. made with en-
pire ruffie over shoulder. vatican
back and full sleeves: 100 de-
signs; Wellington's price. Sl.3j;
House Gowns OF fine cashmere in
all shades. made very full, with
Vatican back. large new sleeves,
two, ca2es going around yoke.
all handsomely trimmed with "A
quantity Of ream lace inserting;
Wellington's price. 81. 50...........
The evening world., 1894-02-06
rs, .35, SO and 4
Gold Rings, 25c.

and Misses Band Rings
handsomely chased, sold by them vi
at 81 %; our price. ................ VI
Solid Gold Chased
Bands, also some with AS
sorted stones, sold 10y them nj
from zoe. up. our pricc...... ii
'hildrcn's and Misses Solid Gold
Rings. set with Canoes, genuine
Pearls, genuine G%arncts. Tur-
quoise. &c, sold by them from
Sl.25 to H.I5: our price.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
ChiEdren's Goats

Atwood Cloth Coats, with double
cape, trimmed with fur, sizes
! to 4 years; Wellington's price.
32.9S: at .,....... .........,.......
Figured eider-cloth and fancy
strip.i Cloth Coats. trimmed
with fur and silk velvet. sizes |
10 4 years; Welllngion's price,
X.49; at ...... Observation-Disclosures.
Children's Elder-Cloth Goats, deep
rufies over shoulder. nicely
trimmed with velvet; sizes | TO
4 years: Wellington's price, sL25;
The evening world., 1894-02-06
.39, 1878, SO and I,I9
WATCHES,

$500 Silver Watches,...- 2.9S
$3.50 Nickel Watches..... 2.49
'"s'c s.: e %s;sn '5:so SILVER Hunt 1888
Mems and Boys $3.50 Nickel
Crystal Bal cha,elaine,..,... 4.es
$1,000 Gentlemen's Fine Gold-Filled
Watches, with fine n~ickel-plated,
seven-jewel American movement U.UU
The above are all stem winders and
settlers, and the silver are handsomely
hand engraved.
Handsome Grain-Leather Valises:
liin. 10 In. Hin. 20 In. 20 In. Hin.
Price s275 al5 n3 SB S.g SIS
The evening world., 1894-02-06
lNINCS

Wellington Dur
price. price.
Best quality Silesia .....,...... Is i o.
Best quality Sateen. black back, % .l6
Best quality Cambria, per yard. % O3'4
Good quality Canvas, per yard. ID .Oe'2
Black crinoline, per yard ...... OF .O3'l
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Empire Waists in all the newest
patterns OF China silk, graduated
rufie in front, separate round
belt: Wellington's price A.9s. at.
Waists of best quality black surah
SILK. with belt and fancy silk
vests, very full sleeves; Plaid
Surahs In high colors, elaborate
ly trimmed: Black Surah. supe-
front, and balloon sleeves. also,
Surah and China SILK. all colors,
round ruffie, or jabot fronts. all
stylishly made: Wellington's
price $500 to $1,000, all at.,......
Waists Of striped surahs, in all
colors. shirred front, fun empire
sleeve and fancy silk In light
colors, made with rutiies. jabots.
frlils and %serpentine styles: also
Waists Of superior quality black
surah, rufiie front, balloon
sleeves; these are In beautiful
styles, well made and lined
Wellington's price 100 % 1900,
Teasle- Down Waists. empire ruff
fie: Wellington's price 50. at......
Flannel Waist. box plated, frill
front, bishop sleeve, lined, black
and colors; W%ellington's price
Sl.39.
Cashmere Waists, fancy Jokes,
with bertha ruffle; also Flannel
Waists trimmed with ribbon.
and a variety OF other styles;
Wellington's price S2,75, a"t.r....
The evening world., 1894-02-06
IT'S ON THE DOLLAR.

Windsor Ties, handsomely EN- a..
broidered, all %colors, Wellington III
price 25c.. wv
Lace Fichus very handsome. IFS
Wellington price Soc, at........ ~
Jabots, Lace and Chiffon, all COL vk
ors, Wellington price 49c., at. .IU
Children's Collars n Guns. -
matched sets. white and colors.
Wellington price Csc. at........ sIU
Ladies' Fine Irish
Linen Handkerchief
Embroidered scalloped Border
Handkerchiefs, very fine; Well UV
%ington's price $3.50. at............. sUU
The evening world., 1894-02-06
LEATHER GOODS

fine all-leathcr PocketbOoks
and Gard Cases combined,
handsomely ornamented
with silvcred trimmings,
sold by them from 500. to
$1.25. all at, each. +
Wellington's entire stock of fine
Calf and genuine Seal Combina-
ton Books. in black and %colors,
handsomely ornamented with
sterling silver. their price from
s1.75 to s2.25. all t............... n
Pocketbooks. assorted feathers,
plain and trimmed; Welllngton's
price, 47c.. our price. ............ Al
The evening world., 1894-02-06

" ~
Solid Gold Rings, set with
assorted stones, sold by them at
SIS to $3.50; our price............. -
Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, set with
assorted stones; sold by them at IN
$40. our price. III
Ladies' Solid Gold Rings. set with
assorted stones: sold by them
from 500 to $3.50; our price ....... d
Solid Gold Earrings and Screw
Knobs. with assorted stones. in
Guiding t]urquoises. pearls. gar
nets. &c, sold by them at $50. u
Fine Rold-platcd Sleeve Buttons.
assorted stones. with patent
lever backs, WcllinEtOn's price
AIc., sI'
Fine gold-platcd Initial Sleeve
Buttons. patent lever backs. u
WellinGton's price Toe, nt........ Il
Children's solid gold Chased Band
Rings, also some with assorted
stones. W~cllinGton's price 7jC, to
Sl,'N, AT ,,r,..,,. ,.t,,,,.,,....,.. 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-25
HOW TO BALLOT.
Points For Those who Go to the Polls
Monday

Points For Those who Go to the Polls
Monday.
The law requires the use of an X in
indicating the choice for Senators next
Monday.
In voting for representatives figures
must be used.
The only opposition to the A. U. p.
ticket is in the Fourth representative
District. The disputed territory is east
of Nuuanu avenue-the Makiki side.
There is one independent candidate.
For various excellent reasons he should
be defeated. Personally and politically
the man is Objectionable.
Chas. l.. Carter, ID. l. Naone and E..
C. Winston are the regular and pledged
nominees for whom the A. U. p. asks
you to vote. They are tried and true
men who are for annexation and good
government.
A careful analysis of the registration
has been made by the A. U. P. central
committee. If the electors who have
signed the A. U. P. rolls will vote next
Monday for Carter, Naone and Winston
these three will be elected. The duty
then of every voter in the Fourth is tC
vote and vote right.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-25

The above figures speak for them
selves. BY every test that can be APP
piled the system here presented is way
behind the z. p. r. quota as factor of
representation. Look at the figures,
study them, and realize that we have
not even made half step in advance of
this condition by entering under the
broader banner of so-called democracy.
The nearest approach to the 2. p. K.
quota by an elected candidate is
Nawahi with seventy. eight per cent.
and it dwindles down from that to
nineteen per cents and the average of
the total vote for candidates was only
fifty-three per cent of what each candi.
date would have to receive under the
quota system. Then again take the
of districts. Two have
about 135 per cent. of quota, while one
is as low as forty-eight per cent. of it.
Had the election on that Island
been under the p. p. r. quota
five of the elected candidates would
have received 4lS votes and the other
two very near that number. Each
voter on that Island would thus have
had a representative of his interests in
the Legislature. 1t is fact worthy of
mention in this connection that not
single member has been elected to
either house by anything approaching
the quota of the p. p. r. since the pro-
mitigation of the Constitution of 1887.
JOHN EMMELUTH.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-25
MA line NOTES.

The Castle brought IL passengers.
The Pele took a cargo of coal to Maka.
well Wednesday.
The Waialeale will take about 100 tons
of coal to Makaweli Friday.
Three passengers are booked for the
Colonies by the Monowai.
Five head of fine horses arrived on
the S. N. Castle for James Carly.
With the Alice Cooke and Klikitat
both unloading their cargoes of lumber
side by side, the Wilder wharf has the
appearance of an immense lumber yard.
The barkentine $. n. Castle was
locked at o'clock this afternoon 10
days out from San Francisco. Her car
20 consists of general merchandise, with
some stock ON deck.
1t is rumored that the Miowera will
shortly resume her trips from Victoria
to the Colonies, having been thoroughly
overhauled, heightened out 60 feet, and
supplied with cold storage compart-
ments. This will make her the tineness
steamer touching at our port.
Two new Russian harbors are TO be
constructed. One is at Batoum, and is
to be built specially for the Black Sea
coasting trade, the Council of the En-
pire having sanctioned credit of $780,
900 roubles for the purpose. The works
will take two years. The other harbor
is to be at Rostoff, at the mouth of the
Don, the cost being estimated at / ,90O,.
600 roubles. The money will be raised
by an issue of mortgage bonds.
Henry w. Cramp of the ship building
firm of Cramp Brothers is said to have
be, in conference with the directors of
the American Steamship Line since the
Cnnadar Campania made her record
breaking run across the Atlantic, and
ing in connection with the two
new steamers the firm is now building
for the American Line is expected to
come of the conference, The best proc
of American ability to become a sea
power is to build steamers that will beat
the record. We have done it in war
ships and can probably do the same
with merchant steamers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-25

Kailioha, kanaka, was arrested this
morning for beating an old native wo.
man named Lokalia. The womans head
and face were beaten horribly with a
piece of plank or board, and she had
to be sent to the hospital. Murder was
probably the intention of the assailant.
The affair took place at lwalei. The
man was captured by guard at the
ppnitentiHry