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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-14
Ell COLLAR DE LA REfNA

sire habia robado y apalesd, mas
que de costumbrs q esa much acha
vino q refugisrse en- mi casa y me
pidi6 protection. Yo tengo un
corsz6n bondsdoso, y lie di no sc
que rinc6n de pabell6n en- uno de
mis- hoteles -.
-iEn vuestra casai go. ELLA
estab1 en- vuestra cas&2 exclam6 ell
magistrate sorprendido.
Sin duda, replic6 Cagliostro
afectsndo admirarse & su veg. Por
que no habria de abrigsrla en- mi
cassf Yo estoy soltero 49,.
Y 20 echo & reir con tan diestra
naturalidad que NJ. de Crosne ca
y6 oompletsmente en- la red.
II Eo vuestra casa repiti6.
Couque por ESQ mis- sgentes han
tenido que buscarla tanto para ha-
llarla.
Como buscado! dijo Cagllos-
tro. SBuscaban d esa muchacnaf
5Conque ha hecho alguua cosa que
20 no sc?
No, sefior, no; os ruego que
prosigais.
-lDios mfol va he terminado.
.Yo Ia hospede en- mi casa, y nada
mas.
No, no, sefior oonde; no 90
eco solo, pues hace un momento
parecfais asociar a ese nombrs de
Olivia ell de madame de La Motto.
-IAhi & causa de Ia vecin dad,
diio Cagliostro.
Hay adn otra oosa, senior con-
de. :. Vos no habeis dioho sin OBJ
jeto que madame de La Motto y
Mile OLIVIA eran vecinas.
-lOhi ESQ 10 he dicho por una
oircunstsncia que ssrfa indtil re-
feTirof, pues no % 81 primer ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-14

gistrado del reino 8 quien SO debe
venir con esas consejss de rentero
ociosO.
-Vos me interests, caballero,
y mucho mas de 10 que creeis, por-
que esa Olivia que decis ba vivido
en vuestra casa, la he hallado yo
en- prOvin 3ia.
-5Vos ia habeis h ,lladoa
Con NJ. de Beausire. -.
-iuss bien; ;ya me 10 sospe-
chaba 20! exclam6 Cagliostro.
SEstaba con BssnsireP iAh. muy
bien! Nolvamos ell credito 4 ma
DANA de Ii Motto.
Como! tque quareis decir2
repuso NJ. de Crosne.
-Digo, sefior, que despu6s de
haber sospechado un momento de
madam. de La Motto, lie devuslvo
plena y completamente su credito.
-iSospech ldol sDs que2
i Dios de bondadl sConque
vos escuchais con paciencia todos
los cuentecillos2 Pues bien; sabed
que en- ell momento en- que 20 te-
MIA La esperanto de corregir q esa
DIVA y de volverla al trabajo y 8
la honradez-yo me ooupo dc mo-
raj, sefior-en ese momento, digo,
vino alguno y me la llev6.
-!Y os la llev6! Sde vuestra ca
sa?
DE mi casa.
-Es extrafo.
-SNo es verdad2 Yo me habIia
condenado por sostener que habfa
sido. madame de La Motto. lLo
que son los jUicios del mundoi
n. de Crosne 30 aproxim6 &
Cagliostro y djo:
-Vamos, prscisad los hechos
si gust6is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-14

Amigo mi, replic6 Caglios-
trn, estals en- un error, puas yo
no he amado nnncs d la cen rita
Olivia; 70 no me proponfa mas
obieto qls el de sustraerla 8 esa
vida de d. sorden de- que la ha-
cfais partfcipe.
-Pero. =. dijo b .ausire sor-
prendido.
Jos pas na esto2 Sibed pnes
que 20 soy uno de los siodicos
ds una sociedad de reforma mo
raj moral one tiene por o. j to ell
arrancar al vicio todo 10 que pue-
de ofreoer probabilidades de cu
rs. Yo habria curado & iva
quita 1doosla, Y ese es ell motive
por que os la he quitsdo. Q,4
Olga ell, 81 hs OF 10 nunca de mi
boca una palabra de galanterfs; !;
que olga al mia servicios no han
sido siempre desinteresado-.
r ,zon mas, caballero; isal-
vadla, salvadls,
Con gusto trstare de clio;
pero ESQ depende de vos, Beau
sire.
-Pedidme mi vida
No pedire tanto como ESQ.
Volved a Parfs eonmigo y se Sc
guis al pie de la letra mis- ms
trucciones, tai vez salvaremos q
nuestra querida. Solo pongo una
condici6n.
-sQa6 condioi6n, caballerof
-Os la dine cuando estemos en-
mi cass, en- Paris.
Obi acepto desde lnego; pc
70 ivolver & verls, verl
ESQ es precisameute en- 10 que
pienso; ant de dos horas vol
vereis . verla-
-iY 10 abrazars7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-14

S AC AL A M E Q
0UITA-DoLo
Este preparado indlo, de gran fama en- 81
oais, cura radiealmente los catarros gripa
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, rsnmas
lnaaaaciones derazs afeccionss sutAneas-
sss., cts.
La formula de cAda botella indics Ia aa
nara de usarse. A pesar del gran consum
do este preparado, 80 precio ssra flo conc
sisus: Gaia de a r sdias botellas, 2 pesos.
Unisos dspcsita,ics Gel Lett ESQ Saca
.ssb5,
Z. Oaf96n
Ponce. Fsorsru i9 ds .24.
Estrefiimiento. HplYp Laxuhyu dc Yicdt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-14

E H. l. viaje del
pasa3e Epan rabordo direct
sae de aque da agno de
M dc Herrera ve del q tonara Esana
Puerto Ro drecto do gua dia
mes.
ka /: Mayo 80 de sem
ade tods los paaero sola
naan Santand
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-14
iAUsUBO! iAUsUBO!

Vigas de x s, 4 X 6y s x 10 y alfag1a
is 2 x 8. Estantes de ausubo de 6 81 "
s.. Surtido general de zaadsras do |,
'lozlda, tablas de todas slasss dsza&
onstrussi6n.
PI. Der s G.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09
GAME 4 DRAW.

Bas= Bali Association 50 beside
II
Il special netting Of the Base
tall 4sz1ciztt11- tsId IL the Chamber
Of C0@srcs ROOMS yssrs-dzy after
Egc1- It =az decided thai the game be-
tween tte Stars AID St Louis teams
plzEes6 last MoaGzE- was draw, and
thai the Stars protest Ess iusEifzi
II vas Suggested that the deeisioa
De left viii Lts Rsgf1szt team, but
Ibis vas odi=eEs1 10 .! : Regiment
delegate ~ho made motion tEzs each
Of the t%o cl1hs s=Iset II aFtT-er ard
they SsizCr : third their 6seisIua u ts
EEzL The s. Louis representatives. Oh
I7-Cs5 10 THIS and Ihs game v& dz-
ei1z1 draw
Captain Tt0EPsoa does lit seesot
The decision q nL and t06sy he -iu
ask that tEs tE0 climbs De- permitted 10
Play ttE S. L01is 10 take the last half
0t he ninth inning Il tie bat TIE
@s EzE GONE Of ~ The dose q the
z5zs01- O. il eo1fd be played betore the
regular gz1E IN Saturday
TtEE ES considerable feeling
s10El 81 tEe E=s1Ilg and tts Stars
FEr ~ stiff Egw=oE II support Of
their protest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09
Circuit Court News.

hoo-su hsikailsEsols has been so-
Pointed administrator Of the estate of
J. W KaiksinzkzoIe and guardian of
Ethel h and Herman " Kaikafna-
hzole-
Judge Perry has decided that G. H
hz=ziki shah furnish the minor pro-
visions in Z contract TO ]. K Preuder-
gzst Without further COMPENSATION
trun the defendant
The complaint Of ]. D. Surakels q
a - 4 G. HAYES 81 al vas answered
yesterday. and all the allegations made
rezzrding the property At Waikiki are
fzai=i
s L Dwight and ]. C. LoTejoy have
fled their accounts Of the estate Of ].
Il LOTe5oy and petitioued for dis
ehzFg
D G. Cznzrinoz has made applica-
tio1 10 BE- appointed guardian OF the
estate q P G. Cznzrinos- His petition
vas hard yesterday.
Judge Carter has appointed Mrz.
AzrIhz " Spencsr temporary admin
isTrztriI q the estate Of the late Fran
efs sp=zcer.
Tie Supreme Court, With J. A Ma
gooa Of ths lar IN place Of Chief Justice
Judd hard the ezss Of KelikauokaoIe
y W G. Walker yesterday afternoon.
TIE guardian Of Willie and annie
Hall has fled his annual report TO De-
csuber g. 1856.
Cars SpreeEelz & Co and Cecil
B-oEns airing for the estate Of the late
Waiter Gibson, fled notion yester-
fzT, ezEing that their zction Of fore
elos-re against Kia Eshz1leiue e al
Il zEsr6sd theu by default
Beleznz DsTiz e al and s. MoIzIe
81 Il hzTs settled their Difficulties ont
d eo1rE- and the case has been discou-
rfnued
The Court granted the petition Of J.
u Peezolsle yesterday 10 amend the
decree rendered IN his s7it agzinst DR..
TooDey q al
D. K Baker hzs agreed to settle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09

dress q Ezzcc-z u the teachers. IN
his degree q Doc1U- q Philosophy
trc-z TIE University q ys-S- S-6 was
81 C-ee elected Pru5eSSC- Of Pedagogy
II he University q C2Lzto-riz- The
tC---l1sEL-E ysszr he VS. given the assist
G-1s q fellow G-6 IN 1854 E1 IS
<1S-1-- professor VS. z5Ge-5 10 the de-
v2---zr- LzS- month The rsgeztS rc--
81 him z-C-ks- assistant professor
EE-esSz-l z1G : fellow thus setting
5hs ssGI Il their Approval Cpo- his COZ
E-c- q TIE EzEarr-sz- II 81 Un1<-
-zzzc1e EzE-
Dr. E-u#- ike al recent graduates
II r..zzECEE II lens x Gss1tE in
pressed El-E lhs importance q the
SE1C11 q ret5zEcEuss EC=E - the
Efzrtesz--zzzs- w5-hc-r EiE-Sslt he51E in
tie S-rlsrss- Ss-se 81 Es-tissz-C1zE- He
VS. c-s Of the o-EaczlEE 01he-s q
The Nz1lcclI Es-tszr1 Soe5sCT- G1G Is
azs q EEs wsIL-kcoEC DsE about the
E=s+I-z q -Es N1-tc-zI Etzcario-
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Cu--Lc-ss n C1-ss a S-E5y a tie
Cizrztc--5z CczzcEI q E,1-ezr11-- and IN
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The tes4 ttI-ks-s z-5 EC-ksrs II the
slls--z-T schools II The STATE He Is
zLs2 Z worker II Institutes and IN this
cauaez-T tzS Instructed T-T large
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09
Ofh,sr Innnn nnits

After the trial Of Kane in the Police
Court yesterday morning. Officer Lo-
gan. who pointed out Nndshipman
Kearney as the assailant of officer Ka-
maka, was spoken TO by Captain Par
ker. Logan said that when he had
pointed ont Kearney he saw his mis-
take. but did not like to make q differ
emit statement, after he had made such
= positive answer. This done, he threw
down his badge and walked out Cap
tain Parker made no remonstranee, but
let him go on his way undisturbed.
When last seen he was walking up the
street smoking q cigarette
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09

Judgment given for plaintiff in the
suit recently brought by Lum Fon.
Judgment has been rendered ]. X.
PrendergaSt and the costs taxed to the
plaintiff. C. II. Kawaiki.
William o. Smith has filed his an
nual report as guardian OF the Richard
son minors
W. o. Smith filed his annual reports
yesterday as guardian of the Pahau
minors.
Miliama Punt has petitioned the
Court TO have G. ]. Waller appointed
guardian OF her insane husband.
D. G. Camarinos has been appointed
guardian of p. G. Camarinos,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09
LOCAL 8REplTiES.

Sugar. steady. SIC.
ColIectoF-General Castle is expected
home on the 9th inst.
{. 5. Consul Haywood visited the
NaniWa yesterday morning
Senator and Mrs. Kauhane returned
TO their home in Kau by the Mauna
Loa yesterday morning.
Charles Brewer & Co, of Boston.
have closed a contract 10 carry 1000
tons OF steel rails TO Honolulu.
The HoIlister Drug Company are
sole agents for the spiral rib nipples.
4 sample will be sent you on request
You can shave your face from mem
DRY with a Star safety razor. Shaving
outfits complete at E o. Hall & Sons.
Dr.. Derby has gone down TO Kauai
for two weeks On his return he will
occupy his new offices in the Mott
Smith block
Mr.. h 7. Hayselden Of the firm of ].
7. Warehouse viii leave on the Kinau
Ills HUI ling III z GASAAE1o - ~ DA- AAAI
Island of Maui.
John Bellingham, late OF Sydney, is
requested 10 communicate with John
Behnskill, solicitor, Is Great James
street, London, W c., England.
Harry Dimond. OF San Francisco,
has purchased, through his agent here.
one OF the lots in the Pratt property,
Waikiki and will improve il at once.
It seems that Martin does not wish
TO accept any challenges until he has
the neE track all fixed up. Naturally
g few Of the bicycle men are asking the
reason why.
Co. A. y. c. H, will go into eneamp-
ment early next month at Makee Isl
and. There is some talk OF the First
Battalion going out for week, but
nothing definite has been done.
In the cases Of the marines, for as
sault and battery on Officer opunui
Monday night, Marshal Brown asked
for nolle prosequis- Granted and dis
charged By Judge De La Vergne.
The celebrated Fisher steel ranges
are still being handled with success
By the Hawaiian Hardware Company.
Limited Read the stove talk in their
nsz advertisement today and reflect.
It Is believed that the young man
Snitfen, Who assaulted japanese some
time ago. has gone TO Maui He viii be
caught sooner or later. as the police all
over the islands know that he has fed
The [. S. S. Marion Las been ordered
hack 10 Mare Island Mrs. Moses and
Hrs Nauman, wives Of the Lieutenant
Of Marines and Chief Engineer, re-
spectiyely, are booked 10 leave On the
Australia
John r Haekfeld, Imperial German
Consul, administrator Of the estate Of
johann z. Drswes, will sell at public
auction al the rooms Of James z. Nor
gan, On Friday. July goth, all that GER
tain lot Of land situated on King street,
opposite the Catholic Cemetery, and
fully described in this issue-
See list Of steel pIoxs manufactured
By the Oliver Bros. Pillow Works and
carried in stock By Castle & Cooke,
Ltd The above pIows are extensively
used On many sugar and rice pIanta-
tons throughout the Iglandg, and are
giving. according TO reports from man
ayers and others, excellent satisfaction.
Assorted sizes Of fsrmers' boilers in
stock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09
LEDERER -soULE-
Pretty Wedding Ceremony We'd
nssday NIgEt.

I take Esst pleasure. ladies and
glrI=zE- II Introducing CAPTAIN and
Mrs Sollz= Iris =& Tie formal IL
1rus1zert11 u RsT- J N Mozrue Of :
B=rE EzEEE b-I1s zE1 Euoz 70 TIE IL
FIE5at gl=s-z- sttzr hs Lad performed
It= eE1olF EEirt Ezfta5 Miss Sadie.
daughter q : J. Le,5erzr and Efta. u
CAPTAIN SalIs q The hsrE Nzrrhz
Davis II th= t1IF toz6z u Ezrino1y
1-ss1-esgzF hight
Mrs. SoEIs L tts eldest child a Mr.
and Mrs Led=--- She Ezs n ezteu-
sITe eEeI= If f-iez6z h=Ee, Eho hzFs a.
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TIN ts- tE EEss< disposition and
earring zzz-s-
CaEtz1 Sozi= Il Ezhe- q the
Sd1ls family q MzEze. usuhe-s O.
ELteh hzT= hee1 zE1zets5 70 vessels q
The AElz-tte c1z- fGE uEs 1cs-orfzI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09
Wall, Nichols Company
OUR REPUTATION
SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAI-
Ian ISLANDS.

For fine ,oatch ,oork is leide-
spread; but zee irish to i'm
press the tepo icho may not
yet be IN line, nth the neces-
sity of sending their matches.
Vhen ont of order to as d.
rectlg; and not first allOao er-
cry tinker to ruin the 1atch,
after t0hieh, send 1t to as for
proper repairs.
The Cost is altcays more to you,
after such treatment eUer so
much better to send 1T right
dO,on to as, for zee oIlol0
nothing bat perfect ,oork to
leaUe our ,oOrkshop.
You viU be surprised, too, hole
much cheaper 1t soii be, and
hOW much more satisfactory
to you.
Watches are securely packed IN
,oOOden bOres, and returned
IN the safest possible manner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09

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II ia S--z- SsE1.-l- zTI gEzzszs be
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09

81 the ame time any tu1aultuous pleas
a-s IS unsSvo-able, The feelings % p0-
pSiS should be these q progressive en-,
5eyraeat. Extremes q eGog; and pleas
urs Shcai6 b avoided, Pupils should
not hs wildly enthusiastic sNovt their
vorS- Such pupils are pesvi$h AZ home
u make Gp for the ovsr-eSpenGituVS
In the afternoon Dr.. Brown sd
G-esssG The teachers q the first section
On The TenpNiaS School
In October, 1884. the Board Of Edy-
cation q Oakland voted 70 place the
To-rkinS School in charge % the De
psrsCsat q Pedagogy q the University
% California Though the department
wzS much hSuapS7si for want % s Suf-
ScSs1t tooes, il assumed the ehSrse in
January. rS$S
To-vSIrS School is Sn ordinary wari
seAool, and il must continue 70 do the
work oF such $ school. In s Sene-al
Way il waS NOT an attractive school. Il
wss in one Of the poorest &ad most is-
uo-GnE wards The parents are in great
part ignorant Portuguese. Though
there are no ~ToulAinS School meth
cS1S each teacher being SLOWED and
required 70 ind ont her best way o. sc
couplishlns her work. yes there are
certain wztchworGs which the teachers
hate adopted The first watchvoEi is
Health Physicians have helped the
teachers 20 find cut Whist the health Of
their pupils requires and the teachers
Srs srytng 10 meet the requirement.
. he time Is Tet too short 70 speak with
>--frl So
The second warchworyi Is Economy. -
Tine Is s2ved whenever possible, in the
I Gs-zlls q changing classes, etc. and in
[ the matter OF instruction. There is 8
4 constant search for methods which will
Z accomplish the required results in the
ls2S1 time
~Co-orerattoa@ is the third wStch-
word Ts1ehs-S work together in the
Y greatest harmony. and II Is this that
& makes il possible 20 give individuals
/ 50 -sSh liberty in matters Of methods
Z The teachers meetings Sr6 parents
Meetings zrs Important features o. the
work In answer 70 question. the
( speaker said that Portuguese parents
+ Io5n in the parents meetings ent show
. Increasing Interest IN the school
I The fourth wGJehword is ~Contfn-
uity-@ Scrappy work IN literature and
naCure-Sruiy- End in general grass
4 hopper exesesfS Is condemned 2nt de-
I rIorei-
Z Dr. Brown hiss BIZ this address. sd
/ ts6 materially 10 the interest already
felt in the work OF the Tompkins
SehooL
4 RECEPTION TO PROF BROWN
/ The teachers who ars attending the
I Sumner School rendered s reception
10 Professor Brown in the High School
I building last eTsnins
The desks had been removed from
the large assembly hall. 21d chairs
Z placed around the hall About so
teachers assembled zn6 spent most
enjoyable tine in social chat
The singing Of Gn tuprouptu choir.
organized by the Inspector General.
Ssve great pleasure 70 2Il present The
piano playing Of Miss Ads Geztz was
also very much snI0ysd By the music
lCTsrS present Refreshments were
SsFTs-1 during the evening
SUMNER SCHOOL NOTES
4 he elazzss IN the different sections
got down I'd YORK in earnest this morn
ing
Nh Lshttoot vii take his class in
ss9Dst-E iron 70 las D n sud The
percentage class from I-4s 10 s-sG
ThLS for the convenience Of those whc
wish 10 ATTEND Nh. BuSh'S eIzSs in al
L ssb-g-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09

F-0ssssc- R-0wr Is 3 graduate q
Illinois Safe Nc-E&I Czfvs-Slrv. OF
r1s class q Y AfSe- some years in
ne scAool-0o- IS 1sscAs- he entered
NN15szz University. where he took $
ecz,rlsCs co--Ss- Atrs- this he Gsvot-
e himself % Y ", c, 4 wu-k fur s
time being general secretary q the
Ezl1ls5xis Assoezzcfc1- Beng al this
zz-s especially Interested in eG-eatto--
q work. IN 1855 II went 70 Europe 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-07-09

TIE t-ue srSES- deals With mass &aa
esssSe-sAe poor srsESe SpszGs al his
time q uSsssSS Ge-ai
Il IS characteristic q all true
Art that Il i trvty seeaenscat AL
-,eSAo5S VIII e-T-s 4A1<t results, but
TIE trorhae is ShssN so2s waste too
z.r7eA tire \ goos teacher Gan gSve 5
child = Soc5 e>sGcstfoz in the tirs
wasted ev Tie po0- one Taezsso-s, the
-S-1o q TIE poor teacher u ne COED
one Is thSc q EosA5zs 10 grsasnesS
- Fine AT hiss 70 % with Ens rs-
cs-EzlS and vTa-Ss for 1OA1a ends TIE
teacher SAc-ld rsaiazs how precious the
material with waicA he works Is re
should roc De eoe interested n his ewa
skill o-hs-wiss the result q his wo-S
E2y r. GsslsSS- He sAc@l5 sex tie
es&~ST q vaolesozaszsss. q health q
srS-I.- os holiness.
The herald., 1897-03-30
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, March 2S.-
Irregular Correspondence.) Quite pc
culiar case was before Judge Soule this
morning. Francisco Pima, a Spaniard,
was on trial for exhibiting a dangerous
weapon, towit a pistol, in house at
Redlands Junction on the 10th of last
December 1t developed during the
trial that the case enclosed a heap of
spite work and that the entire Spanish
population of the junction was on hand
on one side or the other. Pima on the
stand showed that 1t was in his own
house that he pulled his gun at some
imaginary wrong, as he was under the
influence of liquor at the time. Judge
Soule, however, considered thae law
had been violated, and assessed him IS.
The case of Shakowitz, charged with
larceny of harness, was today settled,
the costs being paid and the case dis
missed.
Jailer Case continued to gather 'em
In. Today he received two hobos, one
from Cucamonga. the other from Onta-
rio, both to serve seven days.
A little son of Frank Prideau, who
lives on Seely alley. was last night
stricken with scarlet fever and today
Health Officer Pratt quarantined the
house.
The case of Edward Searcey, convict
ed of the murder of Joseph OFT near Bag
dad, was before Judge Cope today on a
motion for a new trial. 1t will hardly
be finished until tomorrow.
Parrish and McNab leave today with
a double wagon load of tools and sup
plies. They go to begin active develop
ment work on the Jessie B., Mile May
and Gladys mines in the Virginia Dale
district.
Jim Connell and John Canucken send
in word from their Little Jack mine
that they have good body of $50 ore in
sight.
Alex Kier, ST., is lying very i'll at his
home, and fears are entertained for his
recovery. Old age and heart trouble are
the causes.
An alarm of fire from box IL today at
2 o'clock was caused by the strong north
wind blowing down one Of the fiues on
the Harris block, causing the rooms and
Railways to fill with smoke.
Supervisor HollbrooI of Ontario was
in town today on road business.
No business in Judge Campbells court
today, he being in Riverside holding
court for Judge Noyes.
One of the strongest north winds of
the year blew today, playing havoc with
signs and awnings.
Joseph Blaise, who some three weeks
ago had a stroke of apoplexy while at
tending game OF ball at Athletic park.
died last night at the county hospital
DIR. Rene at the time gave 1t as his opin-
ion that he would not recover. and up to
the time of his death he never rallied.
Harold Morrow is on trial today in
Justice Soule's court, charged with
larceny of a valise belonging to VIM.
McLain, miner. The valise was subse-
quently found in a gulch on B street.
and Morrow was brought back from San
Pedro by Constable Peraude. After the
testimony was all in, Judge Soule dis
charged him. He was Immediately re-
arrested on another warrant, charging
him with grand larceny, and the case
set for Thursday.