The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-13


drawn by her husband. Nation. in sup
port of his petition for divorce, cited a
letter from his wife In which she had
denounced him as a "hell-hound hypo-
critic" He charged that she old not at
tend to his wants.
1883
One OF the most appalling railroad
disasters in the last ten years occurred
Nov. 81, on the Wabash railroad. SEN
eca, Mich. was the scene of a head-on
collision between passenger trains 10
and 4, two of the fastest trains on the
division. Train j was crowded with
immigrants, who were caught like rats
in a trap and crushed. Fire broke out
In the wrecked cars and many who
were not instantly killed were slowly
roasted 70 death. From 100 to $50 per-
sons were killed or injured in the wreck
and holocaust. The old. old story Is re-
peated-a misunderstanding Of orders
or la mistake in giving them to the APP
preaching trains caused the catastro-
phe.
DETROIT November 27-From 100 to
$50 persons were killed or injured to-
night in a wreck on the wabash rail-
trains collided head on at full speed one
mile east of Seneca, the second station
west of Adrian. The west bound train.
composed of two cars loaded with i'm
migrants and five other coaches, was
smashed and burned, with awful loss
of life and fearful injuries to q major
ity of It's passengers. The east-bound
passenger train, the Continental Limit
ed, suffered in scarcely less degree.
The track in the vicinity OF the wreck
Is strewn with dead and dying. Many
physicians from Detroit have gone to
the scene.
LONDON, November ga remarka-
BILE tidal wave, accompanied by strong
Winds has done much damage along
the eastern coast of England, from
Norfolk to Kent. Rivers have over
flowed their banks. dams and sea walls
have been invaded and miles Of coun-
try have been submerged.
$3.50
RUENOS AYRES. Dec. 3.-The nfllct
between A. gentina and Chile Is pending.
The public is greatly alarmed. CHI lie has
purchased two torpedo yers In
England. and is negotiating for an ar
mored cruisers in the United s ates. Chile
has summoned Its ministe. to Sant!ag)
on the pretext that fuller explanations
. are needed. Argentina will be firm
: y - -
+ COLON, November 25.-An armed
4 guard OF marines from the United
Q States battleship Iowa has re-establish-
t ed transit across the Isthmus. and de-
n tails from the Iowa's marines are now
u protecting passenger trains.
u there has been fierce fighting at EN-
1,a-
tween Panama and Colon, between the
Insurgents and the troops of the CO.
lombian government, with very heavy
= losses on both sides
l., COLON, November 25.-Translt across
/, the isthmus has been stopped. Three
= hundred marines from the United
d States battleship Iowa at Panama have
D. been landed to protect the railroad, and
y are row on the line where the fighting
= is going on.
WASHINGTON. November 25.-The
i United States government has taker
y charge of the isthmian transit. A dis
$. patch received at the Navy Department
i today from Captain Perry of the bat
IS tleship Iowa at Panama, reports tina
=, facr. Captain Perry says that Genera
"A Alban with COO men Is fighting the Lib
+. erals on the line near Empire. Transi
ig IA in danger of interruption. Captain
Perry has landed with detachment o
Al men from the Iowa and has starte'
4. With a train to clear transit and ais
-. establish detachments of men to keel
IL 1t so.
.. COLON, Nov. 29.-Unable to protect thu
in town the Liberal troops have sur ender'
RS ed, on guarantee from the American
I'm naval commander that their lives ant
tAI
2; Nl.W YORK, November A.-Ir IN
,g prcs,m,a C. big crowd whirl. 'la3pit
Is, the storm. assembled to witness tn
s. emerging of the submarine boat Fulto
IL that craft rose from the bottom of Pc
~ comic bay, at the eastern end of Len
Island. this morning at 1880 o'cl 'Gk
al with all wei, and greatly surprised t
ig tnd there was a storm raging.
ne 1858
r, AUCKLAND. N. a., December p
81 The United States naval court at Tu
IN tulla, Samoa, has honorably acquitte
10 Captain Benjamin F. Tilley, the nava
r.. Governor of Tutuila. of all the charge
X, against him. No evidence to sustai
m these charges were presented to tn
c. court, Commander Uriel Sebree Ia
81 succeeded Captain Tiley asfnaval gov
us ernor OF Tutuila.
NEW YORK, November ga cabl
to the Evening journal from Amster
dam says: Sensational stories of a roy
al scandal are again current. 1t
- learned from an intimate court sourc
that 1t is not improbable that Quee
he Wilhelmina will apply for a divorce o
ly the ground of cruelty and improper be
to havlor on the part of the Prince Con
IT, sort. Public sentiment Is intensely wit
he the Queen. Last night a biograph pic
d. ture of Wilhelmina which was dis
IT. played at the Care theater was tu
in multuously cheered, while one of tn
r. Prince Consort was loudly Kissed.
IL 4 letter received from a well-inforn
no ed Hague correspondent states tha
nd there is no longer any doubt that tn
ed Queens illness is due to her consorts r.
of treatment \ personal friend of Majc