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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
COLUMBIA.
Launching Of the Hull Of the New Cup
Defender.

Launching OF the Hull OF the New Cup
Defender.
BRISTOL, r. l., June lO.-America' q
new cup defender, the representation OF
the best bodybuilding skill and mate
rials of which the Western continent
can boast, was carefully lowered into
the water at the HerreshOff works al
$3.50 o'clock tonight, and as she start
ed down the way Mrs. oliver c. Iselin
christened her Columbia" The
Uncle Sans sailing laurels was prob
ably one OF the most spectacular that
has ever occurred, for the light of day
had almost faded when she started
down the ways, and three powerful
calcium lights played upon her white
stern and shining golden underbOdy
with theatrical effect. As she fairly
cleared the shed a large silk American
yacht ensign was broken out over heI
stern, the cOlors Of her owners ap-
peared on small jury mast. stepped
In place of the regular mast, and the
New York Yacht CLUB pennant few In
the waist Of the boat,
With the lights playing on the fags
and twenty or more OF the crew lyinl
about the deck the scene was filled
with animation and color, Ranged on
both sides Of the dock were 5000 spec,
tators, while on the end were clustered
nifty or more yachts Of all kinds, ~
that there was plenty Of noise, cheers
whistles and guns 10 help out the bril-
liant effect Of the lights
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
TO have OPERA
Tivoli Company Will Be
Here in August.
rhir,y-tive People to Present I.
SeIsction.-e Popular Reper-
toirs-Robt. L. Scott.

Honolulu is to have an opera sea-
SON The full Tivoli company. direct
from that popular playhouse at San
Francisco, will soon regale the lovers
of opera with the old favorites and
first-class new productions. Robert l..
Scott. the veteran actor, is the gentle
man who has succeeded in making
possible this event.
The company will arrive here in the
first part of August. 1t will be COM
posed of thirty-five people, which will
include large chorus. They will pre-
sent twelve different operas from their
repertoire, which includes The Gel
sha," "Erminie," "Mikado," Pima
fore" THE Black Hussar," "Cnimes
of Normandy" Bohemian Girl,
"Cavalleria Rusticana," FRA Diavo-
To-" ship Alloy" Martha Faust
and "The Mascot"
The company will be headed by Ed
win A. Stevens. who has become SO
deservedly popular in San Francisco
He has done much to bring the Tivoli
up to its present high standard, and
was the only actor who could take
Ferris Hartman's place in the hearts
of San Francisco people. The Tivoli
Is known all over the coast as the one
theater which devotes itself exclusive
ly to opera, and 1t has larger regu-
lar clientele than any other San Fran.
cisco house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
A POISON USED
New Treatment for Lep-
rosy BY DR.. Dyer.
He 10 the Louisiana Export Cir.
cumstanoes Of Passing on
Suspicious Cases.

NEW ORLEANS, LAIR. Isadore
Dyer, the noted leper expert, who rep
resented America at the Berlin lepers'
congress, has returned to this city
from a trip to st. Johns parish, where
he was called to examine two suspi-
cious cases. He pronounced them both
leprosy. One of the unfortunates,
Camille Rouget, is So years old. and
has a wife and child. The other, AL
exander Borne, is 81 and unmarried.
Both cases were traced to one Philo-
pene Panquinette an old resident Of
the parish, who has always been a
great lover of children. When Rouget
and Borne were little boys they were
constantly with Panquinette, and
caught the disease from him. In both
cases the affection is far advanced, as
they have suffered from it since child
hood.
Rouget, when taken before the
court, created intense excitement by
his dramatic protest against being
sent to the lepers' home in Louisiana.
He solemnly declared that IL he was
taken away from his wife and child
he would kill himself, warning the
Judge that If he ordered him sent his
blood would be on that officials head
Borne expressed perfect willingness to
go to the home A peculiar feature OF
Rouget's case is that his'wife pleaded
piteously that he be allowed to remain
with her. DR.. Dyer said that when he
left st. John neither patient had been
taken away from his people.
DIR. Dyer said that he had recently
been experimenting with snake poison
as cure for leprosy. He uses the poi
son prepared by DR.. Chalmette, the ia
nous Paris physician, as an antidott
for snake bites. He is trying the med
icine on five patients, of whom two
are greatly improved. The system Of
the fifth patient could not stand the
treatment, and it had to be discontin'
ued
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
A HONOLULU MAN
speaks of DOan's Backaehe Hid
ney Pills.

speaks OI DOaO DASkaSue hlu-
nsy pills.
The reader is not asked to believe
what follows without investigation.
In fact, inquiry is courted. The more
doubt, the more need there is for
conclusive, convincing proof. Honolu-
lu people have II in the opinions held
and the experience passed through by
Mr.. James Aud, of "Marshfield," Wal
kiki Rd., this city, who is a printer by
occupation. He says:
Having been a sufferer for a num-
Der Of years from severe backache, ]
resolved to try some of Doane's Back
ache Kidney PILLS, and procured them
at HOLSTER & Co.'S drug store. took
same and the results were most graft
flying, for l obtained great relief. II
any one desires further information
on this subject I shall willingly fur
nish 1t to him, IL he calls on me at the
address given above"
Did you ever examine a water filter
that had been in use for some time
seen how loaded with impurities it Is?
1t is precisely SO with sick kidneys.
They are the filters of the blood and
when diseased become clOgged with
impurities like the water filter. They
must be relieved, for in this condition
they do not filter the pOisons from
the blood, but allow them to remain.
When this happens, long trains OF
diseases and many symptoms follow.
Do not treat the symptoms, treat the
cause-cleanse the kidneys and the
resulting diseases will rapidly disap-
pear. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills
do this.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes. $500,
or will be mailed on receipt OF price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Isl.
ands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27

Brown, Broad st. Presbyterian Church
Columbus. Ohio. Mrs. Belle Silliman
First Baptist Church. Duluth. MINI.
Mr.. John 7. Warren. First Presbyter.
ian Church. Berkeley, Cal, and Mr.. Y
A. Rowland. First Presbyterian
Church. Metuchen. n. J.
On Confession of Faith-Mrs. Esa.
belle Ida Walker. Miss Grace Walker
Philip Lurergne Rice, and Clifford
Franklin White.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
CYCLONE CASUALTY LIST.

OMAHA, June IA special to the
Bee from Herman, Neb., says: Ten
persons dead. twenty-five injured. five
of whom will die, and half OF the re-
mainder suffering from very serious
wounds, sums up the list of casualties
resulting from the cyclone that wreck
ed this place on Tuesday night, the
18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
Nry MenlhsTs,

Tho Communion 0f the Lords sup
por viii bs observed ip connection
sllh the services % Central lGlpn
church neat sunday morning Tbs
following names are pr0pounded iol
membership
w letter ~ ana Mrs ,leprso "
Ncllellan firsi f0DgIssal lonal ohnrrh
'hlras0, ~ Ne ANA Mla Joshua "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
KILLARNEY A NATIONAL PARK

LONDON, June 16.-The resolutions
favoring the proposed purchase of the
Muckross Killarney estates for a ma
tional park will be proposed at the
meeting of the National Trust. to be
held under the presidency of the Duke
of Westminster, June god.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27

f~1iag ssfahissisef IN agency st Houo.
~ - s.,d ne b<~xssan Islsnds th~ under.
siosssn sefssrSs zps nts sre ufhorizpd N saks
nlHse sHssssst me dangers Of fhe sea st IL
as'ssr rsss,nabis raes snd IN the mos favoY-
'sn's tsrnss- IA. sCHAEFER a CO.,
spprts for the n 80 a,isu Isis0As
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
ONE APPLICATION RELIEVES THE
PAIN,

Mr. = Ketcham of Pike Guy Cal
says During my brothers late slok,
ness from sciatlc rheumatism, Cham
berlain's paln Balm was the only rem
edy that gave him ANY relief" Many
olhsrs haye testified 20 tbs prompt re'
lief from palp which thls llulmeut o.
i0Fds foT sale by
BENSON SMITH a 60 LrpY
Agepls ior iiagallau lslanis aHi ~
DrugslsIs ani Dealers
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-25
AT GERMAN CAPITAL.
Money Market Comparatively Steady
---Steamship Line Sold.

Berlin. Dec. 24.-The advance in the
Reichsbank rate to per cent. had Il
great effect upon the securities market.
Values declined only moderately. There
was nothing in the nature of a panic
as occurred in New York and London
The HamburG-American Steamship
co. will introduce crude petroleum
from Borneo as a fuel for its east
Asian steamers. The North German
Lloyd Steamship Co has bought out
the Scottish Oriental Steamship cos.
steamers, IA in number. and will con-
tinue the service to Hong Kong and
Singapore with increased sailings.
Today. Berlin has had ideal winter
weather, with a slight snow fall toward
dusk.
This afternoon. Emperor William left
New palace. following his custom TO-
several years. his pockets filled with
gold and silver. and strollcd through
the parks at PUtsdam and the poorer
quarters. distributing Christmas gifts
to the needy. This evening. gifts We're
distributed among the employees in the
royal factories. those of the higher
rank receiving 100 marks each.
Next Saturday. the ceremony of nail
ing new colors for a number of regi-
ments will be performed in Berlin in
the EmperOr's presence.
1t is asserted in well informed quar-
tiers that the Russian government will
soon create a new ministry of COM
merce and industry.
On new years day direct telephone
communication will be opened between
Berlin and Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-25
COL. HARE AND HOWE
Are Still IN Pursuit tf Aouina:do through the
Mountains.

Washington, Dee. PA clblegram
from Gen. otis was received ut the war
department, yesterday, giving the first
news for some time Of the drtachmcnts
under co.'s Hare ana Howe. who are.
pursuing ,Aguin4ldo. The dispatch fol-
lows.
Manila, Dec 23.-Gen. Young reports,
under date Of the 2lst inst. from Nigan,
that Coils Hare ana Howe were heard
from. Dec. i, still in pursuit. through
the mountains. of the insurgent column
having our prisoners.
The insurgents are one day in ad-
vance. and the pursuit is continued.
These pursuing troops have encounter
ed great hardships, but will probably
strike APART.
Two hundred and one Spanish pris-
oners from Apart received, Saturday
morning. 200 more in that section,
mostly friars, awaiting transportation
To Manila.
Entire 10th Infantry leaves for Apar-
ri. today, for stations from that point
as far south as BayombOng.
Batchelders battalion. oath. is now
on lower Rio Grande. in good condition,
to return to San Jose country
Fourty fourth Infantry being sent to
Hughes at Iloilo who reports Panay,
Negroes and adjacent islands quiet
Arriving troops and supplies being
unlCaded through service Manila and
Dacupan railway. two trains daily. All
ports northern Luzon open, Jan. l.
OTIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-25
DEWEY. 62. TODAY.
Admiral Will Not Retire and Is Good Tor Many
Years Service.
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Washington. Dec. 2L-Admiral George
Dewey will be 81 years Of age. Christ
mas day, and under the ordinary process
on that account. The special law under
which he was advanced to the head ~
the navy makes no provision for his re-
tirement ana therefore h. will continue.
On the actiV" list Of the navy, in all prob
ability, until his death.
As a matter Of fact. his retirement
would make no material change in his
existing status. His pay would BE- TIN
same on the retired as on the active list.
and he would be entitled to the same
emouments and privileges, intending \
private secretary with the rank Of lieu
tenant, ana the usual number of aides.
The recent death Of Lieut.. Brumhv
leaves 4 vacancy on his staff for which
there is considerable friendly competition
among the young officers Of the navy.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey spent some
time at the navy department. yesterday,
visiting friends in the various bureaus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-25
The LATE D. L. MOODY.
Public Funeral. Tuesday Afternoon al $50
O'clock-Mrs. Moody Bears Up Bravely.

East Mortified, Mass, Dec. 2i-The
family of the late Dwight. l.. Moody re-
manned in doors nearly the entire day,
owing to the constant doWnpour Of
rain, leaving the house only for q brief
interval during the forenoon to attend
services ut the Congregational church.
Mrs. Moody who had been considera-
bly, affected by the arrival Of her sister
and brother, Mr.. Fleming Revell and
Mrs. VIM. II. Holden Of Chicago. last
evening, was in her usual health after
a nights rest ana showed only slightly
the struggle which she has experienced
during the past few weeks. Mrs l.. {.
Washburn, Mr.. MoDdy's only sister, is
expected 10 arrive from her home in
Racine, Wis. late tonight.
The services at the CONGREGATIONAL
church, this forenoon. were conducted
ny Rev. J. II. Schoticld. thr pastor. as-
sisted ~ Kcv. X. a. Torroy Of Chicago.
who had been associated with MI
Moody at the Bible Institute at Chi
cago. In opening the exercises at the
church. Mr Schuhold took his text from
Hebrews iv ana Corinthians i:15. He
closed with a prayer besccching Christ
to forbid in our hearts the sorrow Of
heather belief, but To fiji our Lives
with Christian hope of resurrection
lie referred t. Mr.. Moo1y's life with
thanks for IN" work begun and prayed
tina; some nn- might ~ sent tn fin thc
vacancy l"ft by MI MoJdys death
Roy. Mr. Totrey then spoke on IN"
blessings If the certainty Of the life
beyond the grave. His talk was prin-
cirally ~ the life NJ the dead cyangr-