The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-27

FL ruei lu d few days ana that he viii
remain at Picking .u view OF this pros
p.rt instead o. leaving az once. as he
had contemplated IT, view Oh press dis
patches from Feking saying the minis
ters hav. signed the preliminary draft
~ the protocol, Mr Rockhill's cable
gram j. construed 10 mean that the sign
ing he refers 20 H. with the Chinese
plenipotentiaries
1888
san FRANCISCO, Aug. i5.-Nicholas
| Cachalas. leper possessed of a large
/ fortune, is clif dweller. Out In the
vicinity of Bakers Beach he lives among
! The rocks, defyins the efforts of the
Police and Health Departments to cap
ture him. i
A couple OF months ago Cachalas es-
capped from the Twenty six th-s street hos
pitsl where he had been incarcerated
by order of the Health officer. He seal
ri the wall surrounding the institution
and sought refuge among the shaggy
cliffs skirting the shore of the Pacific
OF late he has been seen in Laurel Hill
Cemetery, poorly clad, having no shoes
on his feet and no cap on his head.
Secretary James A. Emery of the Board
Of Health was notified yesterday and he
Immediately sent word to the police, who
are seeking the escaped leper Cachalas
permits his pursuers to get near enough
away, and hides In the rocks.
The unfortunate man Is a Greek. He
formerly had a candy stand in this city
and in the local banks he has a fortune
amounting to $1,000
He declared when taken. to the hos
pital that he would not remain there
long.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE board OF
hnn nf GIui hos tyfI
the authorities power to purchase oil
to begin the work of DISCRIMINATING
mosquitoes. The stagnant pools and
swamp land will be attacked first. The
plan adopted by Professor Howard in
South Orange, of pouring the oil on
, the surface of the water will be adopt
ed. This is the first time in this sec
ton that municipal action has been
taken on the mosquito problem, expert
} ments heretofore having been carried
: on by private subscriptions, or by
state officials.
$3.50
NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-Alfred Blan-
, co. an employe of the West Shore Rail
road wagered "A weeks pay with his
= brother Pietro, that he could stop a
. switch engine in the yards at Granton
y. j., claiming that the engineer would
respond to his signal The engineer
did not recognize the mans authority
and signalled him in turn to get out
of the way. Bianco. still anxious {,
!, stop the engine and win the wager
waited till too late and was killed.
- X.x
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-According to the
Rio de Janeiro Of the Herald opposition
; in Congress to representation in the Pan.
American Congress is increasing. During
: discussion Deputy Moreira Alvez said
! If there is a Brazilian delegate in the
ha .l.l.
sent Brazil. but only President Campos
: SALES. The Chamber OF Deputies never
thcless passed an appropriation for rep
: resentativc to attend the Congress.
!, $3.50
u CHEY ENNE, Wyo., Aug. l6.-James G
). Rankin, ex-sherim of Carbon county Il
II of the opinion that the Great Northern
v train robbers are in Wyoming. Rankin
believes the three robbers are now II
hiding at rendezvous south of Raw
~ Inns and the detective is positive tn
" three men were in Cheyenne last Tues
lie day.
&c 1t is known that number of detective
% are at work on clews in this State, an
le it would not be surprising to hear tina
- tn" outlaws had been located
,S.%.%
&c NEW YORK, Aug. l6-Commentin
- upon the Peruvian Cabinet crisis, tn
, Lima correspondent of the Herald says
- Public opinion sustans the action c
w President Romano in declining to acceI
81 the designations of the members of tn
)" Cabinet as a result Of the vote of censuI
~ by the Chamber of Deputies The opp,
"a siuon is severely condemned because a
IS of its speakers declared that they wei
convinced of the honesty of the Pres
VI dent and his cabinet.
.&&,&
70 MEM YORK. Aug. l6--Thc BraZilia
~, National convention is divided on II
~ question of Presidential candidates, say
the Rio de Janeiro correspondent of II
Herald. Some members have decided
~ support Governor Rodriguez Alvez
AT San Pablo, who is backed by Presidel
nd Campos Sales, while others favor Go
he ernor Quintino Bocayuva Of Rio de j
an metro.
~ $3.50
-, MONTENEGRO, Uruguay, Aug. l6
49, The British cruiser Cambrian and 4
ne gunboats Nymph and Basilisk have sail
re for the Brazilian coast 1t is believ
I'm that the departure of the war vess,
ed has a connection with troubles fear
an, in Rio Grande de Sui.
at
ch HulMCCC MAN