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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
A fire DID II
Loss Of Life on the Sugar
Ship Kenilworth.
Ernest Thrum Writes OF the Death
Dealing Disaster-He Had
Narrow Escape.

Mrs. r. q, Thrum received several let
tcrs by the Moana yesterday from her son
Ernest. who was passenger by the III
fated ship Kenilworth, sailing from Hno
for New York. MIR. Thrum writes from
Valparaiso, chile, His last letter was
dated August o. At that time he thought
he would probably soon take steamer
passage for New York, as extensive re-
pairs to and long delay OF the Kcnilworth
was apparently necessary OF the IRE,
which was first discovered on July 7, Mr.
Thrum says;
THE cabins were fun of smoke aud gas
coming from the lazarctte and penotrat-
ing through the least crack, and after
dinner all OF US were ON deck until A;31 y,
M As my room was 80 strong told the
captain I would lie down on the transom
In his cabin, but feeling very cold thought
I would 40 below By this time every
thing was cold, little " any smoke could
be seen making Us escape. At 5 y. m. the
second mate took charge of the vessel and
the captain instructed him to call him at
l2:t5, unless something arose, Everything
passed on as " In order All signs OF
smoke were gone; the parts that were 50
hot IN the afternoon We're quite cold, 80 he
did not call M until the time the captain
had told him to.
"ln the mates room was Henry Hob
son, one OF the boys who had been
burned out, n lad of IL, and Mr., Piper, the
mate. The captain was In his bed and,
as I said before, ! was ON his lounge, The
captain told me ns he went into his room
sleep with one eye opcn"-and I I'M
doubtcdly did, for when last heard any
thing he was snoring ana last asleep
when Mr., Gen.rauN came to call the cap
tain and mate, I was breathing heavily
while the other three We're unconscious
We were all taken on the after hatch
! where stimulants were administered nnt
| everything possible done to restore life, bu
| without avail except In my case. For wv
| solid hours they worked over me, TIL
men worked over the captain, mate ans
| IIobson until after = o'clock, but withou
| avail. They were all In rooms more con
| fined than ! was and had evidently los
| all life sometime before being found
| II would appear from Mr., Thrum's let
| tiers that the iifo burned IN the hold %
| the konilworth from July Z, ~ sea, unti
| Hooded with water nv Valparaiso, abou
| August I. Al the time Of his last lctte
| the extent OF damage was not known
| The cargo and vessel have been takei
| charge of 10y the insurance companies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
CHRONIC pIARRHoEA CURED,

This IL TO certify that have had
chronic diarrhoea ever since the war,
got so weak ] could hardly walk or
do anything. one bottle OF Chamber
lain's Cole, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy cured me sound and well,
J. II, GIBBS, Fineastle, Va,
! had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
years. Three bottles Of Chamberlnin's
Collie, Cholera and DIarrhOea Rsmedy
cured me.
$. L. SHAVER, FIncastF, Va
Both Mr.. Gibbs ana Mr., Shaver are
prominent farmers ana reside near
Fincnsile, Va, They procured the rem
edy from Mr., w, ", Casper, a druggist
OF that place, who Is well acquainted
with them and viii yonoh for the truth
Of their statements, For sale by all
druggists and dealers, Benson, fmilh
a. Co, Ltd. agents for u, ],
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16

than likely that T. will dlsband, the
members going into the other COM
panies.
A letter from President Dole, add
dressed 10 Company y, was read, II
was received by Capt, Ziegler by mes
senger. President Dole intended to
have the letter read at the time the
companies were relieved from active
service, but there was delay In It's
preparation. The letter was greeted
with cheers and vote OF thanks 10
the President for the sentiments ex-
pressed was passed unanimously,
This was the letter;
Executive Chamber,
Honolulu, II, l., August 3lst, 1898
Dear Sir:-upon the retirement Of
Companies " and y from their long
term Of service, ! desire 10 express 10
them, through you, as the senior Of
hcer Of the GARRISON, my apprecla-
lion of the good conduct and discipline
which has been the record OF these
companies
During the greater part Of this sor-
vice your force has been garrlsoned In
the basement Of the Executive Build
ing with easy access TO the upper
parts Of the building, and has safely
guarded the public offices there located
with the important documents and ar
ticles Of value belonging TO them,
| am mindful also OF the cheerful
acceptance Of hardship and danger
which these companies exhibited IN
the instruction OF 1895, AT which time
Company u was under fire NJ the front
nt Diamond Head, and Company y was
| the main force In the brilliant anliT
at the mouth Of the PalOlO Valley,
when by good strategy and deter
mined advance under IRE the back
bone Of the insurrecti0n was brOkrn
and large part Of the hostile force
arrayed against II was captured,
The object of these organizations
having been attained, II follows that
the need Of their active service ceases
II ~ u matter 0f regret 10 me thai
these men 10 whom their country owes
So much must now cease 10 receive pas
from the government IN the old rell
ton; ana ! trust that all ~ them vii
ind that demand for their services "
this community which their record apf
faithfulness merit,
| am proud ~ my relation ~ thl
garrison and can never cease ~ 70
member us loyal service 10 the Reppp
lie ~ Hawaii,
SANFORD ", DOLE,
commnnder-iR-chief National Guar
~ Hawaii
To Capt, q, w, NiGgler,
Commanding 60, y, lst Hegt \
u, ",
Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
Philadelphia,

II had been intended to take the
flagship philadelphia out today for tar
get practice OF Lahaina. Instead the
ship will remain In the harbor III next
week. One of the reasons for this Ia
that It Is the desire OF officers that
the crew have the benefit Of taking
part In the regatta sports In the has
Dor next Saturday. The men OF t,s
flagship are eager 10 test their strength
and skill with the clubs and the I'M
attached racers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
HAWAIIAN COFFEE.
Advice That There il Demand Tor
the Product.

SAN FRANCISCo, sept, l7,-Since our
last Circular Of July 9Th, arrivals Of iiu-
waiian coffee have amounted 10 lO7 bags
and with sales of rs bags, stocks today
IN first hands amount TO l,p2i bass,
Since annexation has been accom-
pIIshed. we anticipate that, from reasons
OF patriotism and the wish OF those hlth'
crto uniformed 10 see the coffee that "
produced by the new territory, there VIII
be quite "A demand for trial lots Of LA.
waiian coffooH and We have already hhd
Inquiries from eastern cities for samples
OF our stocks, and ". hope liberal sales
Will result
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
Commentator 10 Member d /
and 7 Companies
AutTItR from president Oet
Read a: an Organization Nesting
Records OF the Two Commands.
Good Service Given.


Company >. Capt Ziegier hel1 a
meeting In Company As room last
evening and effected the preliminarles
looking 20 reorganization Napt.
Ziegler presided ABOUT thlrty-hSe
men were signed ana enough names
were reported 10 assure the legal min
imum by the next meeting several
Company T. men joined. II Is more
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16

ssou, VI $50 and ths hofnt W siii
~ " ths veil ta0sa Cafi fis5tr
make There Nffs taffs fhtf 80
asrs TNa Wfrf t1En houses tns
mira uas che ilfiin concern ihai lss
nHfhfted tbs hand ever since here
was q land some ~ the ms rune 30
nov usei have ssen service f9r Alton
wears
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
COIN OF REALM
Chance viii Not Involve Loss 10
individuals.
GOVERNMENT BEHIND the ISSUE
WIN the Money Disappear or Be
Called in-Cabinst- Commission.
pimss-Ouartsrs.

Some time ago the Cabinet of the
Republic Of Hawaii voted that the
local Government should assume any
foreseen or likely or natural liability
90 individuals that should arise In
transferring the financial department
here along with the sovereignty. No
announcement or publication OF the
vote or action wa made at the time
This Is the first OF II In print, though
II has quite generally been assumed,
both without thought or remark that
the credit of the country was behind
the money issue and that there was no
occasion for either calculation or
worry.
Hawaii has had for her own money,
silver only, though the gold Of the
United States had early statutory
recognition and the paper and silver OF
that country have always been COM
monty current. There was coined for
the Government here in the year 1888
81 900. 900 of silver. This Is all in cir
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
New Band Instruments.

The Bergstrom Music Company Of
this city. having q new store In The
Progress block. has been awarded the
contract for furnishing complete set
OF new instruments for the Govern
ment band. The total cost will be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-16
IIarpilY Mated.

Cyril o. Smith, teacher OF Hllo
Union school, and Miss WhItehouse, n
recent arrival from England, were
quietly welded At the residence Of Mrs.
sorenson In Nuulng valley Monday
evening.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23
Mhsr. H. prey The Ling.

One of our visitors from the coun-
try during Merchants week became
hungry and. going into restaurant.
ordered dinner, says a Boston paper.
Being asked by one OF the walters what
he would have. he replied; "oh. bring
ne good dinner The bead waiter
was consulted, with the result that
soup was first placed before the hun
CRY man. also celery. He drank his
soup and although he eyed the celery
suspieiuusly. he ate that Then came
a dish OF spaghetti. and the country
man revolted: Il have drunk your dish
water. eaten your bunch of weeds. but
I'll be goi durnea II I'm going to eat
your worms"
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23
The Best nsws Service.

Knowing that the reading public
of Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico
and the entire inter. mountain region
want only the most reliable and acen-
rate news in regard TO the present
Spanish Cuban complications and the
best possible reports concerning the
naval engagements and the land bat
ties in Cnbs, The Denver Republi-
can has secured the exclusive right
to publish each morning. simultane-
onsly with its publication in New
York, the special news Of the New
York Herald
That great paper is acknowledged
by all unbiased people of North
America and Europe to be the mos,
genuinely enterprising Of any journal
of the present day and generation,
as it was in the last generation Its
newsgathering facilities are une
qualed and its telegraphic reports Of
events are as absolutely accurate az
conscientious correspondents can pos,
sibly make them. In addition to IL.
superb news service, IT proposes by
the most advanced Photographic pro
cesses to reproduce scenes OF all bat
ties Just as thev occur.
The Denver Republicans arrange
ments with the Herald, made at {
great cost to itself for the sole beue
ht of its readers, include the very
cream OF the Herald's exclusive new,
service, as well as the photographs o
all conflicts. These viii be furnished
each day to all the readers of the he
publican. The people Of the inter
mountain country are TO be congrat
ulated that they will thus be enableC
to share in The best news advantages
of the reading public of the metrop
oils of America.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The handsome new cover of TIM
STANDARD DESIGNER for May but faint
ly foreshadows the hosts OF good
things artistic and otherwise which
are to be found within. There are
four color plates, fifteen full page
half tones and wood engrasings, aud
numerous other cuts, made by the
latest and best up-to- date processes,
illustrating the newest tasteful and
stylish productions Of modistes and
milliners. The are dresses, wraps
and other garments, galore. less or
namental but quite as seryiceable.
for milady and all members of her
family. Tnder the title Human
Lilies confirmation and graduation
costumes are takingly described
Fancy work is given unusual space
in this number, and there are de-
signs for the skill of the enbroiderer
and the Artist, as well as for pretty
things in tatting, erochetting, knit
ting and lace work. The bicycle en-
thusiast will find out how he can
utilize his hopelessly damaged wheel
and its appurtenances, and the pret-
ty girl, as we'll as her palmer sister,
will probably put % practical test
the advice in ''Arts of Beauty The
customary departments of 1oricUl-
ture, etiquette, literature and the
household will be found seasonable
as well as servieeable, aud, above all,
interesting but, indeed, this adjee-
tive can be applied impartially to
every page of this number of the
magazine, as its many readers may
prove to their own satisfaction.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23
bravery.

Mrs. Knoodle-Tou win be sure to
come Tomorrow night, won't you. Mr.
Dibble? Mr.. Dibble-I will try to. Mrs.
KnoodIe-oh, you must come Ny
daughter is going to recite several Sc
Iections. Mr.. Dibble-No need to mea-
tion it, Mrs Kneedle. assure you. It
won't make particle of difference. l
shall come If it is possible Boston
Transcript.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The branch of congress which is
elected direct by the people voted by
n heavy majority to sustain the pres
ident in the controversy over the rec
ognition of the Cuban government,
and the senate dared not stand out
against the popular verdict of the
country, so surrendered as gracefully
as possible.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The Arkansas Valley Farmer and
Fruit Grower, Vol. j, No. !, is the
latest exchange on our table. 1t is
published at Rocky Ford, and IS de-
voted to the farming interest of the
valley. 1t is neatly printed and ably
edited, and is issued monthly. The
farmers all along the valley will find
much of interest to them in its col
umns. Sample copies can be seen at
this office.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The present lower house of CON
gress has done great good for the
country by proving that it is possible
to transact business in an intelligent
manner with ut months fni
months Of tiresome debate. The
average congressman can tell all he
knows, that is worth listening to, on
any subject in FIVE minutes, and
Speaker Reed puts that limit on their
wind works.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Senator Allen, of Nebraska, he Of
the seventeen hour speeches fame, has
offered his services to the govern
ment in any capacity in which he can
be used in case of war. This leads
the Chicago Tribune to remark that
if proper valve could be secured to
compress his air, he would make a
splendid torpedo gun.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23
Throwing.

Forgive mel" she cried, in sud
den excess of remorse, and threw her
self at his feet He caught her in his
arms. The incident has no import
ance. Particularly is the reader warn
ed that 1t has no relevancy to the ques-
ton of the ages-namely, can woman
throw ?--Detroit journal.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The commissioners Of Bent county
have decided to donate the hospital,
built by the taxpayers Of old Bent
county at great expense, TO the Odd
Fellows for state home. The citizens
of neighboring counties, who helped
to build it, will be pleased to know
that at last it is going to be of some
nse.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The farmers must be greatly pleas
ed at the continual howl the Denver
papers, those great apostles of free
silver and reform, are making on nc
count of the high price of farm pro
ducts and live stock
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The debate on the war resolutions
has in one respect been the most re-
Inarkable that has occurred in the
senate for twelve or fifteen years. II
lasted ten days and Senator Stewart
never once said anything about free
silver
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Letter has LET loose his grip on the
wheat market and is taking a trip
around the world to spend portion
Of his profits. The price of wheat is
still way up, however.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Grace Espey Patton, state super-
intendent of schools, has done gone
and got married, and now she is in a
quandary to know what name to use
in her official business.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The first measure congress will
pass after war commences will be to
double the tax on beer. Nowi you
war enthusiasts, 60 out and kick
yourselves.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Tea and coffee and beer and tobac
co are among the luxuries which it
is announced congress will tax to pay
war expenses Gollyl Wonder what
those fellows call necessities!
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The movement of troops to the At
lantic coast still continues, and a call
for the state militia and volunteers
is expected at any moment.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The threatened invasion of Texas
by the Spaniards of Mexico has come,
and the invading army now languish-
es in Texas jail.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is TO go back to
Cuba at the head of an army with a
commission as major general.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Gear" Reeds stone wall is still
there, and seems likely to remain in
definitely.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

To day is the last day of grace,
and now Spain must either shut up
or fight.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23
Among our Exchanges.

odI
Troops from the north reach south
cru points now much more quickly
than they did in the sos, -Indianap
oils News.
The returns are now beginning to
come in. A Tennessee baby has
been named after Fitzhugh Lee
Cleveland Leader.
The fact is, there are too many
people in Colorado who claim to be
patriotic that are like the Rocky
News"--piraticsl. There's a great
difference. Kiows County Press.
A motion to refer resolution IN
the senate without debate shuts of
all speechmaking, except from Sena
tor Stewart. No rule has yet been
devised that can operate against
Stewart Globe Democrat.
Long live the army" shout the
/ Spanish rabble as they parade the
streets of Madrid. If that is the way
they feel about it, they want to have
care about letting the army get in
front of American troops, Topeka
Capital.
The Ophir Mail editor is pleased
to note that the royal family OF fSpain
is pledging its diamonds to whip us.
He says they had to do that to dis
cover us and now have to the same
thing to discover that they can't
whip us.
General Miles will command the
United States troops in Cuba He
is especially well fitted for the task,
for much of his reputation has been
made against savages, who, however,
have never been as savage as the Span
iards. Denver Republican.
"a war rumor yesterday to the ef
feet that the cable between the Unit
ed States and Cuba had been cut,
when traced down was found
to be only temporary defncalty
with the telephone line between Red
Cliff and Gilman.n-Red Cliff Blade
IF war breaks out, said the little
woman with bright gray eyes, 1--WE
must all do something 20 help. We
can't fight, of course, but each Of us
can aid in some way. We must econ
omize on our pocket money and buy
nice things for the wounded We
must reduce or extrayagances. We
can buy cheaper goods, YOU know,
and put less material into ON
gowns YES" said the dreamy
girl with blue eyes. 81 know what
| can do. 1 can have my bicycle
skirt cut shortelr' And all the Other
girls said ''ohr'-Exchange.
The industrial revival SINCE the en-.
actment of the Dingley law is illus.
trated by partial list of new works
established, old ones re opened and
wages advanced, reported by the
Home Market Bulletin, which show.
the establishment, since the last
quarterly report, of "a new works, OF
which about one-third are southern
cotton mills; 50 additions to old
: plants; 46 establishments that have
, resumed operations after having beer
closed from one to FIVE years, and 4
large number in which wages hav,
been advanced from to 20 per cent
: What strange and gratifying in
cident it was that the man who went
home from Appomattox defeated OF
April 8, 1865, should come home
fran Havana, April 8, 1898, the rep,
resentative of a republican admins.
tration, at whose head is man who
was engaged on the opposite side il
tho contest andinr in 1SG5 yviil.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

A motion to refer resolution IN
the senate without debate shuts of
all speechmaking, except from Sena
tor Stewart No rule has yet been
devised that can operate against
Stewart. Globe Democrat.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The fact is, there are too many
people in Colorado who claim to be
patriotic that are like the Rocky
News piratical. There's a great
difference Kiowa County Press.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The returns are now beginning to
come in. A Tennessee baby has
been named after Fitzhugh Lee
Cleveland Leader
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Troops from the north reach south
cru points now much more quickly
than they did in the ,-Indianap-
oils News.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

Long live the army" shout the
Spanish rabble as they parade the
streets of Madrid. II that is the way
they feel about it, they want to have
a care about letting the army get in
front of American troops Topeka
Capital.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The ophir Mail editor is pleased
to note that the royal family of Spain
is pledging its diamonds to whip us
He says they had to do that to dis
cover us and now have to the same
thing to discover that they can't
whip us.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

The question is repeatedly asked,
"WhY have prices of ali farm pro-
ducts advanced?" 1t has been as
serted that the increase in the price
of breadstutfs is due to an unusual
demand abroad, but this hardly ex-
plains that everything else has ad-
vanced. The explanation may be
found in the fact that the factories,
the railroads, the mines, and all the
industries giving employ ment to men
are busy, and men have money to
spend for food. Whatever gives
constant employment to the popula-
tion increases the ready market for
The products of the farm, orchard |
and dairy. Colorado Springs Gazette,
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

What strange and gratifying in
cident it was that the man who went
home from Appomattox defeated on
April 8, 1860, should come home
fran Havana, April 0, 1898, the rep
resentative of republican admins
tration, at whose head is man who
was engaged on the opposite side in
the contest ending in 1865, while
these men, representing those who
were in arms against each other in
the sixties, are today receiving com
mendation of a united people in their
efforts in behalf os united country.
Exchange.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-23

General Miles will command the
United States troops in Cuba He
is especially well fitted for the task,
for much of his reputation has been
made against sayages, who, however,
have never been as savage as the Span
iards Denver Republican.