The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-12
SPECIAL POINTS IN THE
NEWS BY COAST FILES
Troops Starving in Kansas.-.Bones Of Cave
DweIIers--Incompetent German Generals.
Another Tesla Promise-..Vegetariansm
Leads to Divorce.


and petitions for n division.
The defendant is said to be hiding
here, having disposed of most of his
realty by transferring 1t to his brother,
| prominent druggist, and his attorney,
despite the fact that the court has is
sued an injunction to restrain him from
doing so until the divorce case has been
settled.
The defendant has retained counsel
with the intention of filing cross
complaint which is said to promise
many sensational features, the nature
! of which his friends refuse to divulge,
though it is admitted the woman's rela-
tives will come in for severe criticism.
ARRESTED FOR INSANITY.
VANCOUVER (B. c., May PA
rather sensational incident occurred
last Sunday morning in the Nelson
/ Presbyterian Church, when Peter
Greschelle, an unmarried man, aged 80
years, walked to the chancel and ten
dered the pastor his purse, which con-
tanned in cash ana di ATS about $500
and also offered to hand over his ranch,
a valuable estate near the city.
Gretschelle did not preface his unique
action with warning, but just as the
prayer was being commenced he made
his way down the aisle. Instead of TAX
ing the man at his word the church
authorities thought he was insincere
and handed him over to the police au-
thorities.
They promptly adjudged him out of
his right senses for they reasoned that
no man in a normal condition would
make such an offer. Nothing else UNI
usual has been noticed in his actions;
nevertheless the church has declined
the gift which he so generously prof
fered.
pE11rc or, THE, ROMANS
PARIS, May 3l.-ln the very heart OF
Paris, shut in by IRON ratings ana ND
den from the street by little hiil'
grass-covered and adorned win trees
lies most interesting relic of days
long since gone by when this CITY
was under the rule OF the Roman m
Vader. The spot Is known 10 those VINO
80 -, ,uana T., &C. oontar n.as dc.
covered by accident. 1t is not mem
toned in any Paris guide book.
There was need of new water sup
ply in the locality on the left bank of
the Seine, not far from the Jardn des
Plantes. To provide a reservoir the
authorities began to excavate in the
little park at Rue Navarro and Rue
Monge. After the digging had been
going on while the workmen came
upon structure belonging to another
age. Proceeding carefully, they ex-
posed a Roman arena. The entrance
a. Ia ic a
To the RICH. and left are the boxes
reserved fer the mobiles, and one larg-
err and better situated than the rest
may have been for the Emperor.
on the other side of the entrance
are cages built under the seats. When
half of the arena had been brought
to view the work had to be discon-
tinued. as it runs under the wall CT
an adjoining building The city au-
thorites have decided to buy the pro-
perry as soon as the lease runs out
and restore the other half of the am
phltheater.
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the unexpected obstruction or the car
is smashed Tn before the mental ac-
tiyities come into play.