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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-06
William SaVidge
Real Estate
Broker,
2o6 Merchant Street.
FOR SALE.

l. House and lot on Young st.; 6Ox140;
house contains rooms. Price
$500.
z. Two-story residence on Young ct. !;
10 rooms. Price $500. Only
part cash.
3. House and lot on Alexander st.;
1O0x190; house contains Z rooms.
Price 5000.
4. House and lot at Kalihi; 771tx150;
rooms. Price $500. A bargain.
5. House and lot on slopes Of Punch
bowl. Price $3.50.
6. House and lot on Kinau St; 50x10O.
A bargain for $4,000.
Z. Lot at Kalihi; 77hx15o. Price
$1,000.
s. Lot at Kalihi; 50x1OO. Price $500.
9. House and lot at Kalihi; 155x150;
house contains rooms. Price
$500.
10. House and lot on College It; 75x
LIS. A bargain for, 5000.
II. Business property on Fort st: AK
SO. Price $500.
II. Lot on Kekaulike St; 46 # front.
Price 5000.
13. Lots at Kewalo; all bargains; 50x
100 each.
IA. House and .ot on Liliha St; $500.
Is. House and lot on Vineyard St;
$500.
16. Lot on Young St; 55x156. Price
$4,000.
II. Lodging house on Fort St; month
~ gross i-come $425. Price
$1,000.
Is. Leasehold on Queen st; "a years to
run; splendid warehouse prop
erty: $4,000.
10. Leasehold on Beretania st, with
new building, suitable for stores
or warehouses; $1,000.
20. Lots at Kalfhi.
81 Lots at Palama near Insane Asy-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-06
Health Report for August.

According to the mortuary report fos
the mouth ending August 3lst, there
were s. deaths in Honolulu. This is
the highest death rate for the same
month since 1885, when there were the
same number OF deaths The average
death rate per loo Tor the month was
27a Orer one-fourth Of. the deaths
were Of infants Twenty three deaths
OF children under year Of age were
recorded. The causes Of death were:
Bsonchitis. 8; tnbsrculosia, II: typhoid
fever, s; heart disease, 8; enterifis, s;
pneumonia and diarfhoea, 4; peritoni-
tis.!meningitis and gastritis. 3 each; all
other diseases, -
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-06
LOTS AT
KEWALO
AT A BARGAIN.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A few fine lots tabout 100x200) on
Manoa Heights, commanding an unpar-
alelled view over Waikiki and ocean
Price. s1,750 to $1,000.
A beautiful corner lot (120x150), high
grounds, in best portion Of Kalihi
Cash, $500: balance on easy terms.
A large lot on good street in Kalihi;
area. about $500 square feet; good
view. ,.erms easy.
Lots (50x100) in various parts Of Ka-
lihi. Just past Kamehameha Schools, or
easy monthly installments.
Lots C5OxlOO) in Nuuanu tract, $3.50
down, balance in installments Of
$1,000 per month.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-06
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the y. < q " ~iIl be
held next TssaE@dsy eseniag 81 sa- Hs-
waiian hetei al IN o'clock to make
preparations for the comm. Admission
Day celebration All native sons and
pioneers are invited
n. H DIGGS.
Secretary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
NEWS rHOM wAYCnoss.
one Negro KnIed aud Another
Wounded ut ucLeRn's SIN.

one Negro KHIed aud Another
Wounded ut NicLenn's SIN.
Waycross. Ca. OCT I0-News has just
reached here Of the killing OF ono negro
and the wounding Of another. az Nc
Leans turpenune stA. in Coffee county.
The coiored people gave festival and
while the enjoyment was az hight Lige
MeGrin stepped in and asked Tor his
wife. Alex Britt answered Il reckon
she's al home whereupou McGrn pulled
HIS revolver and fired upon Britt. He
was struck in the lower part 81 the groin,
and died in about three hours A. NJ
Grin walked OF some one frcd az him a
stray bail striking Rosa Johnson. coiored.
and she may die. McGrn made his cs-
cope.
The Satilla Manufacturing Company As
erecting the nolcs preparatory 20 putting
up the hghts for Illuminating the fair
grounds. They will put IN four large arc
hshts and eighty incaudescent lights.
\ Methodist Church with fourteen NOM
hers has been organized az Downing.
The season will be opened by the Way
cross Lyceum Association next Monday
night The attraction viii h.
Garrett r. serviss. IN the
Romance OF Travel and History Hlumi-
nnted hy Art His subject Is Napoleon
honaparte. he Last Of the Caesar" The
management Of the Lyceum announce
That they will not be able TO supply All
applicants for season tickets. owing 10
the limited seating capacity.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Con
ference OF the Waycross District Is In
session here. The meetings viii continue
until tomorrow night
The stockholders tn the Fain Bros c.
gar Manufacturing Company viii hold n
meeting tomorrow night for the purpose
Of formal organization.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
SOME STRANGE ACCIDENTS.
Corscts Throw Vessel ON Course
Entire ships Crew Goes Blind.
From the New York Press


Entire ships Crew Goes Blind.
From the New York Press.
An argument against women wearing
corseis was afforded recently by the ex-
pcrlence OF the steamship Castillo. At
first Il would not seem possible that a
Woman's corset could jeopardize the safe
~ OF a fine. large passenger steamer yet
such was the fact.
Tho second mate reported 10 the master,
Captain Allen. that the compass had sud
denly gone wrong. that tFc needle was
swinging aimlcssiy about three or four
points TO the lsft. then as much TO the
right. II was impossible TO steer a course.
and the ship WIS disabled.
Running to the whccihouse Captain Al
len found the compass playing games an
Of its own accord. and the quartcrmaster
M his wits end Two women were stand
ing there. by permission. TO see how the
ship was stecrcd. and after moment s
though; the captain asked them II they
were wearing steel corsets. This they
readily admitted. and told him also how
much they admired the ships machinery.
Tho chief engineer had JUST been showing
them the electric light dynamos. So the
whole trouble was explained The dyna-
mos had turned tho steel ribs OF their
corsets into strong magnets. and these.
coming near the ships compass. attract
ga the needle. the point Of which follow
Cd their movements like a pet animal.
The fair passengers were requested 20
go below and demagne;ize themselves
whole Crews Go Hind.
There are cases on record where whole
Ships companies have gone blind. Blind
moss b. an affitc'ion anywhere. but az sea
30 Is a fatal one. II the officers are blind
they cannot Sc, the course. II the men are
blind they cannot steer the course: II the
cook o. blind he cannot cook the food
Such was the case OF the ship James simp
ION The crew caught the strange disease
on the African coast and one by one be-
came blind After drifting about the ocean
Tor many DAYS the crew recovered their
sight and brought the vessel 20 port In
safety
4 weIi-known case Of a ships company
going blind Is that 81 the slave ship lie
Rodeur which sailed from Bonny. on the
west coast OF Africa. in 1873 with crew Of
p men and a cargo 81 100 slaves. The dis
case appeared first among the negroes.
One moment man would be apparently
o. well as ever aud the next he would be-
stone blind with wide-open and very
bright ewes blind slave was not the
article calculated to bring a high price
in the market. and the ship being short
o. water the captain concluded 20 save
water and set rid OF almost worthless
cargo ~ the same time by throwing the
sinves overheard as fast as they became
blind Seeing that he was likely 20 lose
his whole cargo he stopped that. and re-
l.,rod the slaves. hoping that fresh air
lul exercise would prevent the spread ~
the disease. bur bv this time all the slaves
were blind. aud az they were manacled
tcsether they began. In their despair. 10
throw themselves overheard In pairs. To
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
CONTEST ovER TTE nIcE WILL.
Adams and His VIE 10 Not want
Patrick ~ Executor


New York oct 10 Formal notice was
given to-day thar contest viii follow the
attempt OF Patrick 10 probate the will 81
william NJ Rice. 10 which Patrick is
named as the rcsduary legatee. Two ar
ndavits were fled Ia the clerks office OF
the surroeates Court. protesting against
the appointment OF Patrick as executor
OF the estate. This afudayit was made by
Charles Adams ana wife OF Mouciair
~ J.
In his affidavit Mr. Adams. who IS in
the law office OF julien II Davis. Says
that Dc is a creditor OF the estate of Will
lam NJ Rice for services rendered 90 Mr.
Rice az various times since oct 8 1897
Neither Mr Adams nor his wife were rc-
lated 90 Sir. Riee. hut Mr. Admins fnthcr
ana Mr. Rice were friends OF lonr stand
INK. Mr. Adams said to-day that DO
drafted tho codicu Co the viii drnwn Boo
$3.50 and now On the possession OF cant.
Baker and under which che latter has
been appointed admin strator Goo Texas
Mr. Rice asked him TO leave blank spaces
SO that names and amounts could bD iu-
serted. Mr. Adams continued:
"Hc WAS q very secretiye mnu and ala
not te. me whose names were 10 hc
placed IN The Codlcil or what amounts OF
MONEY would be lcN fo those rcrsau.
That coAieil has disappeared although
am positive that it was executed. Later
performed various professional duties tor
Mr. Rice in connection with the sui
against the lcgotcCs under his wift's viii
Nv father ard ar Rice lott Maselthu-
scits about tho same time. ana went O..
Texas together
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
THE RIGHT THING.
4 New Cntsrrh Cure. which - Randi
- Coming 10 the Front.

For several years Eucalyptol. Guaiacoi
and Hydrasun have been recognized as
standard remedies for catarrhal troubles.
hut they have alwaNs been given separate
lv and only very recently ar ingenious
chemist succeeded in combining them to-
gtthor with other anticipates into q pleas
ant. effective tablet
Druggists sell the remedy under the
name OF Stuarts Cailrrh Tablets and
10 has met with remarkable success IN
the euro OF nasal catarrh. bronchial end
throlt catarrh and in catafrh OF the
stomach
Mr T. - Benton. whose address Is care
OF CAk House. Troy. y y. says. When
run up against anything thnt Is gooi
like co tell people 90 &c. I have been trou
blci with catarrh moro or less for some
time. Last winter more than ever Tried
several sd-Caliod cures. hut did not get
any benefit from them. About SIX weeks
ago 7 bought - cent box Of STARTS
Catlrrh Tablets aUd { am g'nd Co say
that they have done wonders 10Y rae and
do me- hesitate To iei AN my friends
know that stuart's Cltarrh Tablets are
the right hing
Nj Geo. i Casanova 90 hotel Chiffon
West on street New Yok city writes
have commenced using Stunrts Catarrh
Tablets ana already they have given me
better results than any cltarrh cure L
have ever tried
: leading physician OF Piltsburg advises
the use Of Stuarts Caflrrh Tablets ga
preference 90 any other treatment COR
catarrh OF the head throat ov.stomnch
He claims they are far superior 10 in
haicrs. salves lotions or powder. ana are
much more convenient and pleasant 70
take aud arc 80 harmless thar iittle
children take them with bcneGt as they
ooutain no opiatc. lo.alno or any POISON
ous drug.
al druggists sell Siuarrs Cafarrh Tab
lets az 80 cents for full sizci package and
they are probably the safest and most
reliable cure Tor any form q catarrh
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11

discourage such waste or property the
captain shot "A few OF them. The crew
presently caught the disease and almost
all Of them became blind
IL was then that the stricken ship spoke
the Spanish SLAYER Leon. The captain or
the Leon called cut that himself and all
his crew were suffering from total blind
moss. and begged FOR the Frenchman's
help No help could be given ana the
Spanish ship was never heard OF again.
As TO lie Rodcur. she reached the West
Indies. steered by one man out OF is2 who
sim had the use Of his eyes. lie brought
the vessel into the harbor % Guadalupe.
and directly afterwards went blind II Is
no; known whether these people recover
cd
Who saved the other.
4 curious suit Tor salvage was brought
in the courts m this city several years
aco brig hound for this port WAS
struck by "A terrific storm In mid-ocean
and 50 shattered that she WAS kept from
going 20 the bottom only hy constant
pumping and IL was evident that even
this would not keep her anoat long. In
her distress a bark was seen bearing down
on her and tho crew were Will with JOY
rs they saw their dclivercr from q watery
grave approach. To their surprise a. the
bark came near she hailed. and n feeble
voice from her decks said through the
speaking trumpet that the crew ~ the
vessel had been stricken with African
coast fever. not enough men were left
alive 20 work he ship 20 port and those
who were alive were very sick. The cap
tain Of the brig asked II there was enough
strength LETT on board the bark TO get a
boat 10 the brig. as his hSlts had been
smashed. with great difficulty three half
TaaF NF ~
launch a boat and pull her 20 the sinking
rig Then the crew Of the brig took
charge ard soon ferricd themselves and
their "duuuaRc' over 20 the bark which
they manned and brought 90 New York
when the CAPTAIN OF the lost brig arriv-
"a ia this port with the bark he immed-
lately llbclled her Tor savage Tor bring
INK her ia The captain OF the bark. who
wss one 81 her crew who had survived
the fever objected. saying THAT IN reality
he had rescued the captain ana crew OF
the brig aud they had merely worked
their passage IN bringing the bark 20 port.
III was very pretty ease but eventually
Yves settled ont OF court
In 1879 the crew Of the German bark
Nalli.ohu. crossing the Atlantic from Sa-
vanunh caught some strang.. unknown
FISH In the Gulf stream The fish were
poisonous. and the whole ships company
OF fourteen men We're made helpless with
horrible pain ard swelling o. the body.
The captain saws thar ten times he sig
nailed 90 steamers Tor h1p without one
OF Them stopping To- give AID
Twice the helpless vessel wcsthered se-
we're storms. but In time the supplies OF
food and water failed ard the bark. Drift
Ing In midocean, seemed likely soon TO
b. manned only by the dead SO the bark
was found hy tie German liner Spree ANA
found the crew suffering from some hor-
ribla disease and enormously swollen. hat
sue ecie1 In saving the lives 90 alr except
one man. tho mate. VINO died iu his arms.
The Spree sent q supply Of food and water.
and the bark resumed her voyage
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
BRITISH ARMY OFFICERS PAY.
Retiring officers and Others spec
tally Employed Benehted.

tnttN employed Heuenteu.
From the London Standard.
The queen has approved royal war
rant 10 amend the regulations OF the issrs
Of outat allowance and gratuiiies 10 retired
officers and others persons specially em-
ployed as officers at times OF nad'rll
emergency. The following subsitIu1rs
are TO be made in the warrant for the PAS
and non-effective pay OF the army, with r.
feet from the ist OF October. 1899; "6 Az
An officer who retired with retired ra O.
gratuity. n specially taken into employ
ment during a national emergency, or fe.-
wing with the embodied militia. shall b.
granted any increase OF retired pay =
eratulty Tor which his further s-u
Excluding any period for which ne draws
retired pay) may qualify him This shan
not apply 10 officers who draw pay uud'
Article AS CB). sol r. An Officer. whether
Of the reserve or not. specially taken lH''
employment during a national emcr-eH
shall. upon ceasiug 10 draw fui jay
entitled 10 a gratuity 81 400. and aiie
che FIRST twelve months Of service fa.-
tncr gratuity OF 80 for each year ~ 90 We
abroad portions OF year being calcu.air
81 the same rate. and subject 10 me o.
lowing conditions:
l. That the officer serves for Che I.'
period OF HIS engagement or OF the fu.
gsncy in respect OF which he is emp.o'
unless a shorter period o. specially ~
proved by the Secretary Of State. ",
gratuity shall not be- given 20 an oiA.'
VINO obtains an increase Of pension
gratuity under Article "0Di 4, or % iN
hcer paid under Article AS h. 8 ll'
lowing officers are eligible. provided .'l.'
they fulnll the above conditions.
ployed retired officers. officers Of EN-
militia. except those OF the perma
stan officers OF auxiliary forces en'I
upon army service. cx-otiiccrs or 'lf'
appointed 20 military p0siti ms 10 lial -.
forces or ln colonial force paid ti ni'P
army rates" The following VIII
stituted for Paragraph C75; AN q"
who has retired from the army o'
the auxiliary forces. and g. taken i".
Payment with the regular forces +.
time of national emergency "-
granted. IN nid OF his OUTFIT q rNN'
exceeding n0l This rule does no.
10 officers who are az time OF r,-' ~
ment upon the effective esiablshH'
the army" .,...- e..
Ia respect or 'fN-oilctle OF t-itf
pointed TO military rositi1rs I'D i' ~
forces" mentioned I'm Farag ,r.
y above. an instruction from ~. a.
tary for War states: "Omcfrs eu'pi'' -
the ROYAL Reserve regiments, 81 ~
Imperial Yeomnury. or pro'e'oh -
volunteers upon active service n0i.g
cl1ded among ros EMIT 90 20 t1e '.r
under the above cordiuons. = b.
dae under the above rceu.a'io'- $40
issued by tho paymasier or q
makes The final payment 81 iuh al
tho officer concerned, without spe
1hority.'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11

New York. oct io-At the regular meet
ing OF the board Of trade ANA tfanspor,l-
ton to-day. resolution WAS pr.sented
and adopted pertaining to the repeal o.
the war stamp tax. A committee 81 seven
was appointed TO cooperate with q. her
associations working toward the repeal OF
the law
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11

Washington. oct io-Admiral Sampson
was IN the city to-day. and his feeble ap-
pearancc caused some concern II his
friends. His health has been falling for
more than year and while not appre-
ciahly worse. the last month or so shows
no signs Of Improvement
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
PERUNA HAS BECOME
A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY


aia ailments that are sure 90 spring up
ean be promptly relieved BY such a
.ue. a family may have good
.n near % bond 80 whom they
r.at confidence set household
iy cannot Dee spared
tight hoarscness backing cough.
% The head o. catarrhal Indigestion
ai,h TO ono would think Of calling
mUy physician may D. promptly
and miueatci by family medicine.
ma has found It's way into ,hous-
~ households We are receiving
e from multitude Of Intelligent
n North so4th Ea and west
feel char tcv could not Keep nous
G.u' rcr.oa Following is sample
ls Kind % leucfs.
~ JuIa o.. Brown. sc-rct1ry General
8. vs.. LIwtou circle. 30. q. Ladies
10 O. a. H.. of Pccatonica. llL.
tas.
rsrunn Medicine Company. Column
o.
atDmen-"I have used Pcruna IN my
Tor the pnst four ycars. nud am
roughly convinced that e. ls a reliable
anIy feels badly. catch cold or suffer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
I..nra an IniunctIon

chicago. oct. i0-Judg, Kohisant. in the
'uitod states District cour' to-day. is-
ued temporary injunction restrain ng
b 81. Stone and others from distributing
quotations OF the Chicago Board Of Trade.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11

Gilbert Parker bias hicly complete
The nrst novel ho has written 10 NOR. Dr.
two wears. II Be- called "Thc Lane Tea
Has No Turning" ana. like 80 much o.
biz work. Il deals with iife an Quebec,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-11
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