The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-19

lqnithneid. unux,ile. Nsensf ANA
Dewstsdufp. orange Nlvef colony
The torpedo boat somcfr, from New
York has arrived at rhiiadeip ga.
The French war office has abolished
compulsory dowfy, thus removing
lhindrance TO officers marriages.
James lowie a miHer worth tloc,VVo,
died OF starvation In New YORK. lie
lhnd been living on si.15 per week.
Mrs. Lottie GarretHon uf San Diego
has fied suit for divorce against +. w.
lGarretson, q prominent San Diegan.
John NJ. Chrcticn, the San Francisco
Ilawycr who was convicted of perjury.
goes TO San Quentin for ten years.
A four year old boy OF San Francisco.
with a homicidal mania, has been sent
to the Napa asylum for the insane.
| Lucky" Baldwin's daughter, Anita,
has got divorce from the man she
married seven years ago on tugboat.
Stewart harold, an ex-opera singer.
is accused of shooting policeman IN
Flscher's Concert Han, San Francisco.
TWO miners were blown out TO sea
from Nome In an open boat. and were
eight days aurift without wafer. They
were deliricus when arrested.
| W. l.. Vanderbilt Jr., has bet New
Yorl, banker that he can run his auto
from New York to Minneapolis in M
teen days.
Romero lSobledo, former Minister of
Justice, says Spain is near revolution,
and hints at an espousal or lhe repup7
lican cause.
The engagement of Miss Mamie Me-
Mutt, of San Francisco, and Lieutenant
Ashton Potter, of the Fourth Cavalry,
is announced.
Chamberlain ia severely criticized for
the speech in which he said that every
seat lost to the Government Is seat
sold to the Beers"
F, The French second-lass cruiser Ce-
! ellie, Rear Admiral Richard on board
with a crew of 46S men. has arrived at
New York from Cape Breton.
The will of Christian Fieldsted. an
eccentric California pioneer, directs his
widow to scatter his ashes and those
of his first wife, on the ocean.
| ID. d. Dare, defaulting cashier OF the
California National Bank Of San Diego,
Cal, Is president of a street railway
company of Alexandria. Egypt.
Ex-Queen Natalie of Servia denounc-
es the bride of her son who, she says,
lis pretty, narrow minded and narrow
/ hearted, fifteen years his senior.
a submarine boat Will search for the
, hull Of the steamer Lexington, which
was sunk off Bridgeport, Conn., hair
century ago with $4,000 on board
The abandoned British ship Nonpareil
was sighted in mid-Atlantic. anu a vain
attempt was made to tow her to port.
She was afterwards scuttled and set on
| fire.
President Errazuriz, of Chile. who
was stricken with paralysis last June
u and is now in perfect health, has re-
sumed control of the Government.
Complete tranquility prevails.
| William Schneider, an Elizabethport,
N j., bank clerk, is discovered to be
| a defeaulter for 100000, and lived
dual life. posing at home as student,
and in New York as a millionaire.
mi. Tzs ~,
named Tousalin, were burned to death
in a shanty near RoXbury, Mass. Sew
eral years ago Tousalin's wife was
burned to death in the same place.
| The Baltimore Trust and Guarantee
! Company has made deal involving the
issue of over s11,000,000 of stock and
bonds, with the understanding that the
contract will not be binding If Bryan
wins.
The chief South American republics
will participate in the Spanish meri-
can Congress, to meet at Madrid next
month. The Congress will strive to
promote Spanish commercial competi-
ton with the United States.
Rev. Larkin A. Rockwell of Chicago
invested his savings in Arizona mines,
and now has a fortune of from s500,0OO
to sl0OO,OOO. He will stay with his
church. lift it's mortgage and build a
memorial structure to cost $4,000.
has been arrested for smuggling 100000
worth of diamonds into this country.
She starved her dog, then fed him dia-
monds concealed in fat, then took the
animal across the line and killed him.
Senator Clark will spend a years in
come, or 100000 CIR $S,0O0,O00, to get
a vindication in Montana. He is cam
paigning with a company of vaudeville
players, and has paid James r. Sover-
eign $4,000 to make labor speeches for
him.
MIR. Kruegers grandson, Eloff, will
sail from Lourenzo Marques on Octo-
Der 10th to prepare a residence in Brus-
sells for the former president of the
Transvaal. The latter will sail on the
Dutch cruiser Gelderland n few days
later
1t is announced that there were 10000
spectators at the siXty-eighth produce
ton of the Passion Play at Oberammer-
gau. The admission receipts totaled
100000 marks, and it is estimated that
the villagers received from the visitors
about 100000 marks.
An Atchison. Kans.. dispatch says:
The wife of Rev. Charles Meeder, of the
Emanuel Evangelical Church, near
Pennington, jumped into a cistern
with her three year old child about
midnight, and both We're drowned.
Mrs. Meeder had shown signs of in
sanity.
1t Is estimated, according to the
Pietermaritzburg correspondent of the
Daily Mail. that from 1000 to 5000
Beers have retreated from Pilgrim y
Rest, northeast of Lydenburg, with
four long toms" and twenty-five 9TH
Ier guns. The correspondent under
stands that their "long TOM ammuni-
ton is almost exhausted.
Out of 10000 wounded In the Trans
vaal. $4,000 have actually returned to
duty. Such quick recovery of such a
large percentage of the wounded rather
breaks down Baron Bloch's theory that
a modern war Is impossible. owing to
its slaughter, though 1t is true that
10000 British soldiers have found graves
In South Africa.
Charles Broadway Rouss, the blind
millionaire merchant, has abandoned
all hope OF ever regaining his eyesight.
The numerous experiments made by