The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-27
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ADMIRAL WORDEN OF MONITOR
FAME. Is DEAD.
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Much Crowded Klondike-Tele-
graphic Notes of All Sorts.

The chainless '9S wheel has at last
been placed on the market, but at Il
high figure
\ Klondiker who set Il trap gun for
grub thieves. was caught in his own
trap and killed
The coast papers are still fun of sto
ries concerning the cold and famine
in the Klondille.
The Luetgerts jury had been de-
liberating four days up to the sailing
of the China. without agreeing upon
verdict.
There have been over 100 deaths by
yellow fever at New Orleans since the
epidemic now raging in the south
commenced.
The final hearing of the Durant
case before the Supreme Court has
been set for December Is. The muir
derer will know his fate before Christ
mas.
Joe Patchen. the famous PAGER, COW
cred mile at Joliet, HIS. on the 18th
inst. with four wheeled sulliy in
2:O4A beating the best previous rec
ord by four seconds.
Captain Ray, L. S. A., has taken pos
session of tract of land at Tanana
for a government reservation. He
| declares that there will be 100000
people on the Yukon next season.
Surgeon General Newton L. Bates CT
| the Navy Department. the Presidents
| physician. died at Washington on the
| nth inst, after holding his high Of
! flee for two weeks.
Admiral John l.. Worden, retired,
who compounded the Monitor in her
| famous duel with the Merrimac, died
at Washington on the lfth of pneu-
monia. at the advanced age of so
! years.
! The King of Corea on the 18th inst.
| proclaimed himself Emperor, which
| is a virtual declaration of absolute in
dependence. The action is regarded
as the final stroke of the Progressive
party.
The Lux will contest has finally
been decided by a compromise out of
court. Potter receiving S1.O00.0OO, and
the remainder amounting TO over
- ,OOOO being divided among tSs
three children.
Mrs. Lily Langtry. owing to the
death of Edward Langtry, who died
on the 10th inst, while confined in an
asylum for the insane at Chester. has
Withdrawn for the present all her hor-
ses from the turf.
George NJ. Pullman. the sleeping car
magnate, died at his residence in
Chicago on the 10Th inst He left a
fortune variously estimated at from
S12. 10000 to S3O.OO0,0OO. He was
born in 1891. and rose from the ranks.
London dispatch says it has in
formation from a reliable source that
cholera has attacked a battalion of the
Shropshire regiment, which is sta
toned at Sitapur, Northwest India,
and that forty non-commissioncd Off
GERS and privates have already sue
cumbed.
The London Daily Telegraph gives
an unqualified denial on authority &c
the rum put in circulation that
Lord Sal Sbury contemplates retire
ment from the premiership and the
Foreign Office. 1t says: Lord Sal
isbury is stronger and feeling better
than for many years, while Lady Sal
isbury has almost completely recov
cred"
The British Foreign Office. says s
London dispatch of the 18th inst, to
day intimated to the United State.
! 1IlnDaSSiuOf, NOlOntl JOHn nay, Una
the meeting of seal experts of Grea
Britain, Canada and the United
States would concur as agreed on by
the Marquis of Salisbury. 1t is learn
ed that Professor Darcy Thompson
the seal expert of the British Foreign
Office, starts for the United States i'm
mediately.
The most serious accident in JapaI
history occurred on October ? on tn,
TOkado railway between Oyama anG
Yamaketa. The road had been damag
ed by the floods, and the train was
prccipitated into the river valley. q
the forty passengers only five escap
ed without injuries and seven were
killed. At Mimiguan. Japan, a land
; slide occurred, by which twenty-fy,
houses were buried and five person!
crushed to death.
The particulars obtainable concern
ing the marriage of Sir Edwin Ar
mold. the poet and editor, to a Japa
nese lady, says London dispatch
show that the ceremony took plac,
at st. Matthias Church, Earlscourt. il
that city, in the presence of Sir Ed
wins brother. Sir Arthur Arnold, tn,
chairman of the London County Coun
2 ell. the japanese Ministers and thei
wives. Sir Edwin and Lady Arnolt
will reside on Bolter Gardens. in Lon
, don. The bride was brought from ia
pan and was educated in England. Tn
, name of the bride is not mentioned.