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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-28
NOTICI..A.S

~ Persona que tiene motivos para
saberlo, nos asegara que Madrid ha
sido remitida una lista de los funoiona~
rios p1blicos que en- los instantes supre
mos abandonaron sus puestos para Gem
brisoarse>. De suponer es que este sc
tome On cuenta, como nota desfavorable.
Trasladamos & los interesados.
~ Por 10 visto ell general Miles
ha deslstido de regresar Washington,
y permaneoe en- Ponce con su Estado
Mayor. Sabemos que dentro de pooos
dias arribarAn nuestro puerto tres bar.
COS de guerra amerioanoe, oonduoiendo &
los comisionados que han de entender en-
los tramites y preparativos de la entrega
de la plaza.
~ Muoho so han oomentado, SO
oomentan y discuten aun en- las tertulias
de esta oiudad, las deolaraciones hechas
por el general Wilson, en- la interesanta
<interviews que oelebr6 con 81 en- Coamo
nuestro querido Director.
sa Vnphe en- ol pueblo de Caguas con
w 'S""' todos sus accessories, un co.
che On magnf6oo estado. Es de dos
asientos, y & mas un caballo propio para
tiro, y un piano de raediano uso. Todo
muy barato. Para informes, en- la ca
pital, en- sl establecimiento <La Baya.
monesa, J en- Caguas, dona Rafaela Pa.
loMo. l0-2
~. Es verdaderamente desoonsola'
dor ell triste estado en- que llegan
muchos pobres de esta capital que 50
habfan ausentado para ell campo, con
motive de la guerra. Muohos de ellos
vienen descalzos, an6micos, trayendo
pintada en- ell rostro las privaciones
padeoimientos que han sufrido. Infe-
lioes mujeres y nifos han dormido & la
intemperie, sin mas alimento que ell
mango y alguna que otrs fruta que pc
dian de limosna! De labios de algunos
de esos pobres hemos dido decir que no
comen arroz nj oarne hace el espacio de
tres meses.
IT,. Nos dioen que ell azdoar el ca
f6Sse estan vendiendo en- algunas pulpe'
rfas de Puerta de TERRA precios ex-
horbitantes. Lo curioso es que estos
son productos del pats. La question es
apretar.
~ Una tos al pareosr insigni6oan.
to, 81 veoes el principle de una enfer.
medad mortal. La Emulsion de Scott
oura oualquier tos oatarro por invete-
raGcs que sean. Ella Emulsion de Scott,
do aceits do hfgado de baoalao con hipo.
foadtos dc cal = dc sosa, a. una prepara'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-28

Dion que me hs dado muy buenos result
tados en- las enfermedades de los bron.
qufos y partiouIarmente en- ell raquitismo
de los niflos.-Aibonito, Puerto Rico,
Julio II de 1894.-DOCTOR FLO
RENCIO SANTIAGO.
- Parece que por muchos indivi-
duos SO va olvidando la prohibition vi
gente de transitar con bultos por las
aoeras. Bueno es, nos dice un amigo,
que recordemos s Ia poliofa que sobre el
particular dicen a1go las ordeaanzas mu.
nioipales. Vaya 10 uno por 10 otro.
~ La opinion pdblioa ha reoibido
con sumo agrado el nombramiento he
cho por la secretarfa de Fomento en- fa'
vor del conooido maestro don Pedro G.
Timoth8e para desempeilsr interinamen'
to la esouela elemental del 40. distrito.
~ Nos informan de la aloaldfa
que el senor director de la fabrica del
gas del alumbrado, tiene su disposi.
oi6n los ibramientos correspondientes
Mayo, Junio y Julio dltimos.
TNGT.TS I. CURso.-ouatro me.
1\OAIO ses. -Seooiones: A, pa.
ra varones mayores; B, para la mujer;
@, olases nocturnas. Este curse para
prinoipiantes en- general, es en- particu-
lar para aquellas personals que no sepan
jots del idioma, que no entiendan NADIA
de ing|6s. Aquf podrA apreoiarse en- to.
do su valor ell M6todo Natural: nj una
sola palabra de espaf1ol de oualquier
otro idioma exception del ingl6s serh
pronunoiada desde la primera hora del
curse: todas las explioaeiones SO haran
On ingl6s-ingl6s solamente sera usado
desde ell primer instante que ell ourso de
prinoioo. No SO neoesitan textos de
ninguna olase: un dicoionario, cuaderno
y lapiz. Clase diaria de una hora, domin'
60 exoeptuados. Honorarios: pesos
mensuales, pago adelantado. Plan de
estzezios: () Serie de ejeroicios pro-
gresivos, (2) Vooabulario, (s) Conver'
sacidn, (D Rudimentos gramatioales.
Despu6s de esta preparation SO estudia.
ran esoogidas fabulas los l1nes, mArtes
y microbes.
Sc escribirkn en- prosa algunas de las
fabulas Y habr& diotado anAlisis gra.
matioal los jueves. Gramatica y Leo
tura los viernes. C1reulo de converse.
ci6n los sAbados.
II. CURSO.-Oliver Goldsmith's
Vicar of Wakefield los lunes. English
Grammer los martes. Oesop's Fables
y analisis GRAMMATICAL los microbes. Com
posici6n y traducooi6n los jueves. Leo
tura, recitaoi6n y correspondence gene
raj los viernes. Cfroulo de conversation
los sAbados.
III. CURsO.-English Literature
los lunes, microbes = viernes. Rhetoric
and Composition los martes. English
Grammer los jueves. Lectures, essays,
reading, and reoitations los sabados.
Glasses partioulares y domicilio
preoios oonvencionales.
Eugenio J. Iglesias, Luna 4s, San
Juan Puerto Rico. 15-2
~ Ha regresado & esta poblaoi6n,
prooedente de Toa-alta, donde tempo.
ralmente 6jara su residenoia, la distin'
guida familia de nnestro amigo ell Lodo.
don Herminio Diaz Navarro. presidente
de la Camara insular.
az ABASTO PUBLICO. - La
oarne de res sc expeudera maflana en-
esta capital al preoio de 2s oentavos el
kilo.
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el guardla un mamarracho y un infapi-
tos, vengo denunciar el heoho austez
me oye? para que SO le imponga el correz
two que por Classification le corresponds.
Por quitarme de encima & semeian.
to e6oora, que hablaba y gestioulaba como
una taravilla, acoedf s escribir un suelto
de cuatro lfneas sobre aquel abuse i,ri-
t0,ate.
I'm hora infausta!
Al siguiente dia &c persona en- la re
daooi6n un oompaf1ero del guardia de-
nunoiando.
Y me dijo, dice:
IA la paz de Dios. ! Els usted por
casualidaz el autor irresponsible del suel
to sobre el chico de la Canuta, la oarbo.
nera de Ia eaquipa? xzs.->-. ..z....,...- -> -,
-Servidor de usted.
-Pues vengo & darle un conseio:
retifque. Mi compa7lero tiene muy ma.
las pulsas, como podra usted juzgar OBJ
serv&ndole el chirlo que le eruza de ORE
ia oreja la 6sonomfa del cults de la
cara. AdemAs es autoridaz. Y 81 81,
en- oumplimiento de sus deberes profe-
sionales, le administr6 una COZ al chico
de la Canuta en- ell hemisferio posterior
por oetruir en- la acera la circunvalaoi6n
de los transeuntes, naide tie que rascarse
por 81, nj divulgarlo en- los papeles. Y
ustez retifoa 8 los tribunales Sc estende.
ran on el asunto. Y este 80 10 digo 4
ustez de orden superior.
7 dando media vuelta 80 RETRO sin
despedirse.
A POGO 90 present& ell oomisario del
barrio:
-Vengo hablar con ustedes CORE
lativamente al suelto del chico de la Ca.
nuta. Todo es una falsedaz, Lo de IL
puntera fu6 oierto, pero ESQ entra en- las
atribuoiones de los guardias menuoipa-
les, y ell suelto que ustedes han publica
do irrehesivamente, sin duda, recae en-
desor6dito de tan dizna corporation.
Conque 81 no quiere ustez que le lleven
al Abanioo, retifqne. Yo asumo la au.
toridaz genuina del barrio cote que
estas indioaciones sc las hago de orden
superior.
Fa6se el tai individuo POGO ratio
present6se de nuevc el guardia dc marras:
NO saben ustedes 10 que SO prejudi-
can al emitir informss inexhautos sobre.
los guardi>s. Ell Sr. alca]de m6nuoipal
esta furioso por que ustedes le despresti'
8A0A % ouoAPO "a 90 AaAo UAe epuosLO q
no tolerar que le toquen 81 ouerpo. 81
ustedes los papelistas son los pri-
meros en- tooarselo 1qu6 no harAn lue'
60 los endeviduos del populaoho2 Ven
50, pue, que retifque en- redondo. Y
de orden superior desta ustez? de orden
superior le conoedo ustez una hora
tres minutes de emplazamiento para
que retifque. u no reti6que. z me
da que 81 ustez DO reti6ca. -. ianda
morena!
Apeuas volvi6 Ia espalds aquel tipo,
cargado va de tanta visits, de tanto vo.
quible y de tanta orden superior, salt de
estampia y hasta la fecha no he vuelto 8
parecer por la redaoci6n.
~ ann sc dan oasos pareoidos & ese!
AGAP1ro HINOJOSA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-28
Gobiorno !nsu|ar dc Puerto Rico
Secretorzo de1 Despocho
de Gracia y Jatsticta

En- uso de la prerrogativs que me
ooncede ell apartado SC. del artfcnlo ~
dc la VICENTE Constitution autonomica
de e5 de Noviembre de 1927;
En- nombre dc s. M. el Rey Don
Alfonso XIII "a. D. e. y durante su
meI or edad, en- ell de la Reina Regente; y
Deeeando aliviar en- cuanto sea po.
sible la desgraciada suerte de los lue en-
estos momentos cumplen en- Presidio y
Caroeles penas proximas & extingair,
por cuya circumstances, y tenidas en-
ouenta otras de levantado y humanitario
oaraoter;
A propuesta del Seoretario de Ora.
ola y Justicia y dido ell pareoer favora.
BILE del Consejo de Secretaries;
ETO
Artfculo 10. Con ace6 o indulto total
de las penas que sufra4 los sentenoiados
quienes falte un aflo, 6 menoR, para la
extinction de la condena, sea oualquiera
el delito cometido; asf como> en- su case,
de la responsabiiidsd g hbsidiaria por in
solvenoia, segun 10 pre- Niene en- ell artfeu.
10 cuarenta y nueve del vlgente C6dlgo
Penal, con exclusion de Ia que sufran
lor falta de indemnizacl On pecuniaria &
favor de los ofendidos, Rloanzando tam
i)ien esta gracia los delinousntes que
& IS fecha de Ia publioaci Jon de este De.
cleto hayan sido conden ados por senten
ca Il me, s peaas cuyo r, n,aximo de du.
raoi6n no cxceda del tempo expresado.
Articulo 90. So ex ceptdan de Is
grao!a concedida en- el artfculo anterior,
ios del tos cuya pena sc remite por per.
,i6n del ofendido y aquellos que go
reiere el artioulo tercero de la Ley pro-
yisional do diez ooho do JUNO do mil
oohocientos setenta, hecha extensive
Oltramar por Resl Decreto TO de doce de
Agosto do mil oohocientos oohenta
siete.
Artfoulo 80. Ri indplto &c aplioara
cualquiera que haya sido el Tribunal
sentenoiador 8 Jurisdiction que hubiere
conocido del delito.
Artfoulo 40. Los Tribunales, Jue.
COS y Autoridades enoargados dc la eje'
cuoion de las sentenoias, Rplioaran con
toda prontitud el presente indulto, habi.
lItando 81 fuere necesario horas extraor'
din a., remitiendo in nimediatamente
& q ian corresponds relacifn nominal de
los reos q que haya de aplicarse esta
graoia.
Artfculo SO. De la ejecucidn del
presente Decreto, y de resolver todas las
dudas q que pudiera dsr lugar su apli-
oacion, queda encargado ell Seoretario del
Despacho de Gracia y just stioia.
Dado en- 81 Palaoio de Santa Catali
ma, Paerto-Rico, & 81 de Agosto de
1893 MACIAS. - El Seoretario de
Gracia y Justicia, Juon ASr7ao,adez L6-
pez.
10 que por orden de s. s. l. Sc pu-
blica en- Ia <Gaceta O6cialA, para gene
raj conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, Agosto az de 1898.
HI Subseoretario, P. s., Frdacisco Acosta
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CaIIicida R,chafd. Este - Este msdio:- as1Ia:
prebada' para Ia ouraci6n de los callos,
Sc detalla 25 oentavos el pomo en- los
estableoimientos <El Oapricho,> <La Els.
fera> y <Farmaoia Colon. P.
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Tercio do Ia Guartia Civil
DE PUERTO RICO
~AaSUNCIO.

Debiendo prooederse 8 la venta por
deseoho del caballo denominado ~So!>
numero 74s del fon1o de Remonta
dc tropa de la comandanc:a de Ponce, sc
anuncia al pdblioo que dioha venta ten
dra lugar en- suhasta publica el treinta y
uno del actual las nueve de su ma1lana
en- ls casa cuartel de esta capital sita en-
la plaza de San Jose, siendo de ouenta
del comprador del semoviente el pago
del presente anuncio.
Puerto Rico, "a de Agosto 1898.
El Coronel Subdirector,
Emilio P0chec0. 3-3
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Fabrica de hielo dc Bayamon
nron nao+;lorin FABRICA de LICoREs de
vi I0II U6S SlIIfI Id don Manue! Ambrosiani.

taci6n drecta de vinos, cognacs anisado ginebras
fhas, vermouth etc., de Ia companfa, establecida
en- Jerez de- Ia Frontera, Sc atendera los pedldos
t.zan los productos de la casa los importados por
AmbrOsiani. :: b4-46
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La suscripcIon dirocta

'rVsVO ~ssOVAN
de LA Correspondence de Puerto -Rico, vole
S2.5o Ell trinaestre, odelaaatddos. No Sc se4virde
sa~sc11pcio71es SIN pago adeza1tado. Sc rueden
hocer rene sos En-, sellos de correos, Qiros de la
4're4osa, balletes p9e1,asodos 8 etectiuo.
GFnTR0 de comisiones y Agsnoia &c.
o" "oneral de gooios.-Jos6 Ma
nuel Lopez. -Tel6grafo: "Pelopez."-
GuaYama. Puerto- Rico. P
Fabrica de hielo do Bayamon
Ponemos en- conocimiento de los veci-
nos de Bayamon que en- la fdbrica Sc detalla
Ell art1culo desde las de la manana & los
8 de Ia noche los precios siguientes:
AL detalle centavos medic ki]o.
>, la libra de- 1 arroba en-
adelante.
NOTA: Estos precios rigen hace a7os
sin que Sc hayan alterado un solo dia con
authorization de los que suscriben.
1926 j. GOYCO Ca.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
KAUAI BRIDGES ON NIIHAU
The KOlOa and Hanapepe Bridges Fetcf
Up on Another Island.
A Kauai School Teacher Spends Night on The
Pail for Fear His House Would
be Swept Away.

Senator Rice had many stories
to tell this morning about the re-
cent food on Kauai, from which
island he returned on Sunday.
The Koloa bridge, which was
swept away, went right across the
channel and landed on Niihau,
where it was seen and recognized
by Mr.. Robinson of Gay & Robin
son and others. On the following
day the Hanapepe bridge also
brought up against the shores of
Niihau, and the residents of that
island began to wonder whether
the rest of Kauai was coming
across. Both bridges were COM
paratively intact and an investi
CATION showed that they had
broken square off at the piling
which supported them. piling
where the fracture occurred was
completely rotten, showing that
the responsibility of the loss Of
the bridges rests with the Depart
ment of Public Works or the local
Road Board. Had the bridges
been given even a casual exam
ination the rotten state of the
piles must have been noticed.
A raft of lumber with the ropes
intact as prepared for landing
from some steamer also went
ashore on Niihau, evidently com,
ing from the same direction as the
bridges.
Senator Rice also tells of q
Kauai school teacher who got
badly scared. When the floods
came and the water reached the
steps of his house he took to the
hills and spent the night on the
pail in a drenching rain. Wher
he got home next morning HI
found that the water had not en-
tered his house, although it haC
come within an inch or two of tn
floor. He spent the rest of tn
day kicking himself for not stay
ing at home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
THE
CONTRACT Is LET.
And Rails are Ordered for Road Int
Knhuku Plantation.

And Rails are Ordered for Road Into
Kahuku Plantation.
Carl Jensen signed a contract
yesterday afternoon with Mana
ger b. +. Dillingham; for making
the railroad bed from Waialua to
Kahuku. Contracts for bridge
building and track laying will be
let later. Rails and ties for the
extension were ordered by the
last mail and will arrive in the
course of three months. 1t is ex-
pected that trains will be running
into Kahuku by next November.
Contractor Jensen is one of the
best graders of this country. His
work on the Waialua extension
was most satisfactory. 1t is said
that a mile of his track costs con-
siderably more than that of any
of his predecessors in the bust
ness on these islands.
Mr.. Dillingham; is still deter
mined to carry the road around
Oahu. 1t is not unlikely that
Waimsnalo may be reached next
year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

This information is of the very
highest interest to the Hawaiian
Islands. While, in view of what
we have seen with our eyes OF the
discoveries and inventions of this
age, it would be the sign OF a
weak mind to doubt that electric
signaling can ever be done
across vast oceans, yet it is rea-
sonable to suppose that it will be
many years before cables will be
made obsolete for such distances.
What Signor Marconi is doing
over the twenty miles or 30 of sea
between Bournemouth and the Isle
of Wight, however, is enough to
make our hearts leap at the fair
superstition that his apparatus
would enable communications to
be exchanged across any of the
channels separating the islands
of this group. This accomplished
at an expense, probably, of only
tens of thousands as compared
with hundreds of thousands for a
system of inter island cables, is a
prospect that invests Signor Mar
coni's experiments with the most
intense attraction to residents OF
the Hawaiian Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

What has become of the resolu-
ton ordering removal of the pow
der magazine ? 1t would seem that
what the people distinctly want
done is the last thing either the
Government or the Legislature is
disposed to do. Cheap strong
waters for the japanese is of more
Importance than any desideratum
of the supporters of good govern
ment
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

Senator Waterhouse is to be
thanked for his resolution to probe
the prohibitory shipping registra-
ton policy to the bottom. Let the
United States annex the islands
speedily, if she does not want
more ships than are now on our
register to come under her flag.
A little independence at this end
of the line would not retard the
great cause, but might increase
the respect for little Hawaii in
Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
TROUBLE AMONG HORsEMEN.
Saturdays Races Were Not Satisfac tor!
TO "a Few Sports.

Saturdays Races Were Not Satisfactory
to "a Few Sports.
There are all kinds of trouble
over the races at Kapiolani Park
track last Saturday. When reduced
to bare facts of course a good deal
of the dissatisfaction arises from
ordinary disappointment, but
there is an unhidden feeling
among a few that they were not
treated squarely somewhere.
AS a result Secretary s. G.
Wilder has resigned from the
Jockey Club, and says he will
never take stock in racing again
Another member did the same
thing yesterday. 1t is understood
that two horsemen will, Lon account
of Saturdays happenings, be ruled
off of the Kapiolani park track.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

The foregoing remarks had gone
into the hands of the printer
when the report Of House COM
mittee on the resolution came to
hand. 1t appears in the report OF
House proceedings and is per-
fectly satisfactory. Now the long
wait of nine or ten years for
simple performance of executive
duty seems coming to an end. II
is one of the most extraordinary
instances of resistance to reas
enable popular demand, on the
part of every one of many success
sive administrations, afforded in
the annals of civilized govern.
ment in the Hawaiian Islands
Executive bucking against th'
Hilo wharf proposition is bott
new and tame in comparison.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Court Martial Order.

Regimental orders No. As orders
general court martial for the
trial of private in one of the
regular companies. The court
will consist of the following
Capt. John Kea, Company G;
Lieut.. John Evensen, Company Ei
Lieut.. l.. ID. Timmons, Company
d; Lieut.. T. II. Petrie, Company
b, Judge Advocate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

Many readers will be surprised
to learn, from the report OF legis-
lative proceedings, how very pro-
ftable is the domestic wine grow
ing industry. Its product, &C
cording to the prices quoted, must
also be deemed peculiarly honest
and wholesome as wines 60.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

Wireless telegraphy is getting
ahead of the stage of experiment.
Actual communications have been
established for comparatively
short distances both on the con.
tinent of Europe and in the
British Islands. One land stretch
covered successfully is more than
seventeen miles. Signor Marconi,
who is the first to reduce to prac-
tical form the theories of Hertz
has recently for weeks been
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

From the letter of General
Hartwell, as counsel for the big
sugar and mercantile corporation
of Maui, it would appear that the
Executive has overlooked the i'm
portapt Legislation of 1892 regard
ing harbors and landings.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

1t says a great deal for the more
popular branch of the Legislature
that very large proportion of it's
measures sent up to the Senate
are treated by that body as if
there was no room in them for
improvement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

Higher bridges are to be the
rule in restoring those carried off
by floods. Iron structures for
long spans and stone arches for
short ones would be true econo-
my at the same time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1898.

II is to be hoped the Legislative
exploring expedition through the
public buildings will result in
having something done to restore
an air of responsibility to the Ju-
diciarY Binding.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

All styles of Kroeger pianos for
sale, for cash or on the instalment
plan. Old instruments exchanged
for new ones. Pianos rented,
tuned and repaired. Telephone
32l. j. W. BHRdsTRoM, Masonic
Temple. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

signaling every day between
bournemouih and the lsle of
Wight, and be was about 10 invite
the representatives Of all the lead
ing countries 10 Europe 10 wit
ness the system nj work. The
Electrical Review refers rs follows
to Signor Marooni:
ITO be able 10 send teleRra-
phic messages through walls Of
houses aud other distractions
which are Opaque TO sound and
light is feat which few years
ago would have suggested the
tales OF the Arabian Nights; TO
day, however, through the
technical knowledge and practical
ability OF Signor Marconi, it has
become an accomplished fact.
We have little doubt that the
name of Marconi will yet be
classed with those of Wheststone,
Graham, Bell, and others who
have revolutionized commerce and
added to the wealth of nations by
facilitating the interchange of in
telligence."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
H.HackfeId &C0.
Limited.
Clothes Make
The Man!

The clothes we make, make
the well-dressed man. We
are specialists in well-fitting
clothes, and are the only tai
loring firm in town employ
ing only high-class white
labor. Our coat and pants
artists are the best to be had
for money; they build clothes
that fit. Goods of the high
est quality. Prices as low
as any.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
The Victor Safe

is a guarantee against fire or
burglars. We have obtained
the agency of the Victor Safe
and have samples on hand.
Come and see them and COM
pare them with others. Alb
solutely fire and burglar proof.
Interiors are fitted to suit the
requirements of purchasers.
They are as good as any and
cheaper than most of the other
standard makes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Timely Topics
HtH !, 1895.
Your House
Is On Fire !

This may be the warning
cry toyou some night. Whether
it refers to your store, mill,
office, or residence, it means
that all Of your valuable papers,
account books, insurance poll
cies, &C., are likely to be des-
troyed, if not protected with a
fire proof safe. Can you afford
to take this risk?
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-22

Risks and Premiums.
 Net amount of risks written during the year Net amount of risks ex- pired during the year. :. Net amount in force De- cember 31, 1s97...---.-..
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-22

LIABILITIES.
 Losses adjusted and unpaid. losses in process of adjustment or in sus- pense, losses resisted, including ex- penSes .-...-.-...-....... -.....-... Gross premiums on fire risks run ming one year or less. q, 125, 7S5 47; reinsurance 50 per cent............. Gross premiums on fire risks run ming more than one year. H, 375.- 435 31: reinsurance pro Tata..... All other demands against the com