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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-04

A Model Plant Is not complete With
out Electric Power. thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One gensr-
ator can furnish power to your Pump
Centrffugals, Elevators, Plows, Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also, furnish Iighe
and power for radius OF from Is to
80 miles.
Electric Power being used, saves tks
labor of hauling coal In your field, als0
water, and does away with high-prtceG
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after In your mill.
Where water power is available &c
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CON-
PANY is now ready to furnish ELECTRIC
Plants and Generators of all descriB-
lions at short notice, and also has on
hand a large stock Of Wire, ChandG-
Tiers and Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt at
tention, and estimates furnished foA
Lighting and Power Plants; also, at
tention is given to House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO HOFFMAN, Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-04
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TURKISH TOWELS, all widths.
LINEN NAPKINS.
LINEN TOWELS.
TABLE DAMASK.
BLEACHED and UN8LEACHED
DAIASK.
SHEETING, all widths, from the mar
rowest TO the widest
FLANNELETTES.
SERGES.
.GINGHAMS.
EMBROIDERY FELT.
LINEN DUCK.
COTTON DUCK.
LACE CURTAINS.
COLORED SCRI0IM.
CRASH.
PERCALES.
KNITTING SILKS.
ALL OVER EMBROIDERY.
BED QUILTS, all qualities.
TABLE CLOTHS.
RIBBONS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
WHITE and COLORED FLANNEL
SEINE TWINE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-04

SIG FORT STREET.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09
COmpra, Venta
Y ALQUlLER DE MUEBLES
NUEVOS Y USADOS
MARGARDA Y CO.
"a, SAN FRANCISCO a. P.

IA, SAN FRANCISCO IL P.
~. Nos informan. que, tan pronto Sc
reorganice Is Junts de Obras del Puerto, pres'
tsran juramento de naoionalidad, = fdelidad
americana, ante So Presidente sehor Csrbonell,
Comsnda ante de Ipgenieros, sefior E. A. Root,
los Vooaes y empleados de n6mins, que desoen
oontinuar desempe1sndo sus cargos respecti =
vos, con la formalidad que sc requiere en- estos
caaos AL scto ssistirkn un reporter de cada
per6dico local.
~. Tenemos noticias de que Sc publicarA
On breye un. ssmansrio titulado Ella Estacs,,
y de que fe trabaja en los preliminsres de otro
peri6dico litsrario. Ambos contarsn con de
reccei6n competente.
~ Ayer fue detenido conduoido Ia
Inspection dc Vigilancia un individuo llama
do Rafael por enoontrarlo empehando un cha
quet6n dc Ia propiedad de Manuel Fernandez.
.*~ Don Ulpisno Toledo, de Csmuy, nos
escribe: "Hace dias SO encuentra destsoada
aquf la fuerzs de csballerfa compuesta de 80
ginetes. Dicha fuerza sc introduce en- Las pro
piedades, sin consentimiento de sus respecti-
vos duenos Sc apodsra de Ia yerba de guinea
sin abonar un c6ntimo como compensation
Hay individuos que solo viven del produoto de
sus vaoas 81 le privan del forrsje no puede
atender al sostenimiento de aquellas.
lEs justo que 80 vean pricisado q paralizar
sus negooios por tai abuse?
Otrs cosa: como quiera que dioha cabslle-
RIA la situan de noche al rededor de la plaza
plblics en- donde pastan toda la noohe, el pue-
bio Sc va infestar, pues algunos de dichos
animales mueren de muermo; asf, pues, hsbien'
do sitios sprop6sitos 10 natural es que los tras.
Laden
g. -. FL estudioro joven don Manuel N.
Yordan ha publicado una Geograffs de Puerto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09

~. Tuvimos el gusto dc s.ludar al probo
funcionario pdblico don Jose Benedicto Geigel
que lego aver. En- estos dias tomara posesi6n
de au destino dc Rsgistrador de Ia Propiedad.
- Durante el a1o pasado sntraron en- los
puertos do esta isis 1871 buques con 1908
mil 5s4 toneladas de arqueo, los, ,94e idem de
csrgs deabalijadss y 81, 49O hombrss dc tripu-
laci6n. De ellos 3le procsdian Dc los Es.
tados Unidos, 243 dc Cuba, lo4 do ls penfn-
sula, ITO de las posesiones inglesas, 81 de idem
danesas, So do Santos Domingo, 40 de Fran
ola, 43 de Alemsnis, Is de Italia, l6 de In
glaterra, IA de Austria, y los demas de diver
eos paises.
~. Com6ntsse mucho la actitud hostil
que assume Inglaterra. suponese que con sus
aprestos militares trata de apoyar las exigen-
oias do los Estados Unidos sobrs las Filiplnas'
-. En- el bsrrio do Alm&cigo Yauco-
fue iuoendiada una casa durante Ia noohe del
jueves ultimo.
-. Nos dicen que anoche zozobraron dos
botes en- esta bahia en- visje para Cstafo, que
ha desaparecido ulo de los tripulantea. En- el
momento de sscribir estas lfneas no tsnemos
datos sepuros v exsctoe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09

sucioa. Pretendfa que le devolvieran fntsgre
81 imports, y como medic persuasive para con
seguir su prop6sito echo mano ie un revolver,
con el que amenas6 81 duefo, quien acto segui
do le entreg6 el dinero. Y vamos viviendo.
Z -. En- Inglsterra, segun parece, hay una
lev que prohibe & los hombres bafiarse oercs de
las muieres. Han de estar, por 10 menos, d
Zoo yardas (s2 inetros) dc distsnoia.
Pues bien; ante los tribunales ingleaes ha
compsrecdo un professor de natacion, quien
ne ha impuesto una multa por contravenir 4
esa lev. De NADIA hs servido que el aousado
tratars de oonvencer los jueoes de Ia imposi-
bilidad de ensefiar pataci6n un discfpulo 8
discipula quien go tiene 100 ysrlas de dis
tancia. La ley es cosa seria, y 81 tribunal
oonsiderando al bafiero como bafiists, le ha
condenado pagar un schiling de multa.
~ ~. Han sido nombrados ayudantes de
Obraa publicas los sefores don Jose Claudio,
ayudsnte 90. don Antolfn Min, don Lul. Ru'
bio, don Vicente Vifiss, don Fernando Monti-
lla y don Carlos Clsuset, ayudantes 2os.
-. Est&n trinando. y no como psrieros
ruiseilores, todos los contribuyentes do ssta Ca
pital Maestro munioipio padre del pueblo ,
defensor nato de sus intereses, esta cobrando
sus contribuciones al doscientos cincuentd for
100 sobre las dsl. Eatado, es deeir: el propiets-
rio de una casa, indu.tria, comercio cts quo paga
ell Estado 80 pesos, por ejemplo, tiene que abo'
mar al municipio doscientos @mitos ........
~. Hs sido ordenado por la Inspection de
Ssnidad se recojsn Embellishments las baauras
arrojsdas por los americanos la salida de
Puerta de TERRA, mandandoss 4 ls vez que
mar enterrar un cahallo muerto quo habfan
dejado absndonado los mismos, frents Ia
carcel. I
~. Lamentsble record es ell que tienen los
italianos, segdn los datos estadfstcos 2ublloa'
los On eDaiIy Chronicle, do Londres. Este
peri6dioo ha Observable que en- Francis solo cs
torce habitsntss, de cada mil, son condenados
como asesinos En- Alemania 10 proportion es
do nueve por mil; en- Austria, do ounce; en-
Inglsterra, de oinoo; en- Escoois, de nueve, y
en- Italia llegs al sesents , ocho por mil ell nti-
nero de aauellos.
-. I'm algunos bsrrios d. Ponce existen
casos de viruelas, que hasta ahora no presentsn
oaracter ssrmante.
y. Dice Gel Buscapie,: <El ayuntamien.
to dc Aibonito quiere destituir al slcalde para
cambiarlo por otro mejor; pero psreee que no
90 puede hacer ESQ nj aun & tres mil pies de
altura sobre ell nivel del msr ;Tambien es
golIerfa el querer que IN alcalds sagastino sea
bueno!" =.
- - Por 10 que eatsmos viendo, oada casa
de la capital Sc va convertir en- fonda, hotel,
boarding -hsuse, cafe, cafetfn casa de hu6spe'
des. Hay tantos pugilatos en- crear estos esta
como garataa diarias en- Ia ciudad.
Algunos desengafios SO han de recibir.
- Entro en- este puerto el bergantfn in
giles sSceptre, de Lunemburgo con sslazones,
pspas 5000 pies de tablss de p;no.
-, Hace "a varios dias que no Sc raalizan
ventas de azdcar en- este meroado.
-. Nos dicen que ha trasladado su resi-
dencia esta capital, el Pbro don Lucas Llsd6,
cura Vicario que fu6 muchos a6os en- Areeibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09
VAR I ( Oh D ( S.

AVIS0 Del Parque de Artillerfa han sustrsi
"''oN do uu impermesble un lbro de
cartas con coplas,d pare'es ofciales. Estas
no ticne'valor a'gano sino para 81 duefo. 30
gratihcarA debidamente al que devuelya sstos
artfculos. fs ,a3 Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09

An American Dentist has loca-
ted in San Juan, office ~ San Fran
cisco St. s@. - @
All kinds Of dental work done
Teeth extracted without pain. Gold
crowns. Crowns and bridges. All kinds
of artificial teeth. .s.~ -"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09
EN-, Ell "BAZAR 0TER0"

de- OTERO t SOBRLNO, Ponce Pto. Rico,
Sc acoban de yecibir las obros que contradiction Sc e
kpresan La circussacia de ser los a,icos Represea-
a,.tes esta lsa de los Sres D. Appleton d Co. de
ID. r. D. Cortinq ceebre Acadfnico de lenguas de Neu
York, nos permie uended los psecios ds equitairos
am, c,lando ABSOL UI.AMENIE AL CONI,ADO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09
DIR. STEHLE:Y

Dentista americana Ha estable.
cido su gabinete en- la calle de San Fran
cisco numero ~. &
Sc hace toda clase de trabajos dem
tales. Sc extraen muelas sin tdolor
Coronas ypuentes de orc. Toda clase
de dientes ,artifciales, ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09
"Ea Colectiva"
Gran fabrica de cigarrillos, rnovida
a vapor, de Rucabado = Portela
MarinG-San Juan p. r.

Ell lpublico que le ha dispensado su pro
teccion ha confrmado la excelencia de nuestros
cigarrillos, hoy los mejores que sc fuman en-
ell mundo. ,l.&4 t.s sT&2
PrObadt0S q Os c0nvep1cerets.
Los pedidos dirigirlos con anticipation
para poder cumplirlos, por ser tai la solicitud,
que necesitamos una semana por 10 menos pa
ia servirlos.
El pueblo puertorriquefio no debe fumar
otros cigarrios que los de la industria del pafs.
solicitar siempre LA COLECTIVA.
lista de precios Corrientes.
Cgarrillos crrtes. cI de 800 cajetillas, una $40.
Cgarrillos Hebra blancos. s1l -Cigarrillos
Hebra brea. $ll:--Cigarrillos PectoraIes, $ll.
,Cigarrilos Engargolados blancos. .$ll.
DESCUENTOS.
10 cajas..sp g; % id..5p9; sold. Up. s;
100 id pig; 200 i'd. .12I p. g. .
!asla'i Ollsd p6sito de Maauinas de- ls ooser n
Compra, Venta, y Alquiler. Sc dan & plaxo Il
mismo las nuevas que lsa usadas, siendo res.
ponsable Ia misma maquina. lanzaderss agu,
jas de todas clases para las mismas, in6nidad
de accessories diffcies de enumerar. AdemAs
SO compraa y venden muebles usalos. san ].
Juan de Puerto Rico.
FlaCa, orc y todas % naoious.. o us D'asu coms 4
pran venden, Cerecedo, Hmnos.y Go. -s s,a. 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-09

10 cajas ..sp g; 95 id. 5 p g; sold. Up. 8;
100 id..lo p: g; 200 id..12A p. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22

Sn 2"ttlarta luuroe tiirSlih rtrt
Neutrality-suspicious. 9te1erbcn9el, nit Girs
luiliNunQ ieiner Mutter, gu oreibl8
S01en @cidnQuiBbOit nit elmer 6raAt
YrilQsI t0alib perurtbeIlt. a.
Nus 2unO in S6weoen t6eil.
man iOl0enoss 3eitsn Der 3eit nit;
glm %. 6ebruar AbenOs 9ab I'M
StaotbausiuoIe bierielbIt Die &npsIe
oes l3Oniiheu Sru0Ouer : Re9imGnts
grade Ciu GOncert, On5 Don etlpO 200
Pcrioneu beIubt mar, ais bic Gerur.
tbetlung 3oIas ourh SOnOerbl0tter
betOnnt wuroe. 9Os 9ublitum
lutinitte ieiner Grre9un0 9c9en 6rants
reid Nu3ornf su perleibeu uuO per=
lanQte - Die Wo6t an Rbein", Die
aud IOiOrt BON Der Wtuiit an9sItimmt
Ino nit ellem 8eiialsfturm auige=
n0mnlen muroe.
- Sine 9efdbrlide, reiieuoe SulId=
lpielerbanoe ideiut a~u9enblifli6 Die
SNbnltrefen Der GbeinprobinS uno Der
angrenSenoen 8ebiete unIiber SI MD
den. Gin oOrnehnler &ulis, &atOIustt,
te6rtc neulih bon HuBlnno nd1 Bdris
,Uriif, no er isinen WObuiiB Nuf9e.
i6laGen bat. Su Dem @a9en |.
&la'ie, in pel9em er LAB, nabmen StCi=
l6en GOln uno SeumOnt funf Pana-
Qiere YlaB, Die auf uerihieoenen Sta.
ttonen ein9eitieaen iparsn uno chamber
niht 81 tsnneu lhiereu. Salo mar
cine lebbdfte u%nterbaltung i'm Gauge.
Sin Serr nN9m Garteu aus Der Sai6e,
uno ein 8Iitdsipiel beaann. Ser Oer=
trNuensieli9e &uiie lieB Ii9 gum Wtit=
lpIelen beme9eu. Sn @ompie9ne ltie-
gen ieine Yartner aus, ua9oem lieibm
40, 900 6ranteu ob9enOmmen batteu.
&atopstI mertte 81 ipdt, oaB er beQau=
rert wOroen mar, uno mahte bel Ieiner
9lntunft in Paris Der 9oliSei Wtittbsi=
lung BON benz 8eihsbensn. IS puroe
ieIt9eltelt, odB Die Sali6ipieler bon
@Ompiegre mad geL9isu entfloben
tparen. Gini9e Gage Ipdter batten
aber oieielben SpiBbubsn, Die oiesmal
muir anoers toItitmiert luaren, Die Gii6ns
belt. 0uf oerIslben 2iuie oenIeIbeu
Sdwinoel 81 trsiben; ibr Spfer mar
oiesmal Elm oeuti9er 2eiIenoer nomenE
g8aNermanu, Der bon &0lu nab Sapar
reiIte uno I'M 5000 81. erleibter,
tpuroe. BON ben @Qllueru fehlt bi:
ieoe Spur. .....
- goelitein=p robuttion in ben Der
Staten. Der Wsrtb Der in Den Ser
Staaten i'm Sabre 1897 9etponnel
Gocliteine betrug, ua1 ei,em 9eri9
oes SpeSiala9enten u. 5. Sung Dol
Der Ibtbeilun9 fir WOntaininouItri
oes 9eOluaii9eu Bureaus Der Ser
Staatsn, $3.50, 765 9egen S97, $50 in
Sabre 1896. Die bauptiddIitIten il
Der @eiammtIumme inbsarifenel
Stems tuaren: SurtiIen 500, 600
SAPPHIRE S25, 900, ger9trpltaa sl2,
900, Surmaline $9O25, @uIoquar
$4,000.
- Die 8eiammtbsbDlterune be
groe. Die g~eo9rapbii9 itatiitii6eI
Sabelen Otto Siibners fir 1897 SebsI
bic GeiammtbeO0lterun9 Der groe mi
1885 WiliOnen an, nopOn auf Gurop
378,6 WiQionen treHsu. guf Seutia
lamb uno SsIterrsid ;uiammen treffsl
1874, auf &uBlanO 1868, aui oi
Die Gsreini9ten Staatsn bon Noroame
rita. 1878 Winionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
aa''SICk CALL OUTFIT. =

III 0uS NeweHe hn6 9efs Dur $3.50. Sans 8cuou mad NIB
biCbuug Seor Ce9eItauo Der site ut gt uerI6at Die Site idbn iI port
Cine 3RrOe ii I c 3 s fatbOllbe 9uu5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22

Der b~efnnUIc, oehttuJr Sptjl"''"
,1eht uuervCidt o0 i'm llaguGllrCu -lIlo III Ger
Webouolnuo uOu 6tontbetiCr uue 2etorihl'
tGteu. Nericlbe lit CII WruoIlrter polt auo-
potbiidbcu NIB bomcopOtbNden meoLihll'
iheu Goltroet NIB mar III oel 9roBteu
SoipitGlcuu oe9 Nlteu0.
Grim urrc Sebau0lnlg ots SGtarrb 9'et
zine pbiolnit nno poilttpe 9silun9.
Maocu-, ge6er. mo lHeritront9elteil Die
alriohSu uou yeiocu, &crIW oeS Hppstttf9'
Shmeuuu0eu, 2luiitnReu aus ocnl N'uSCA'
ru6 ibcrbaupt GbmG6Gn oleler ATt per5
ben tetht 0ebeItt ...L' So
!N0murrboiOeu (Pilesl peloell n9g Iutsst
,&ebanSlmiG idntCr3loS uNo oQlls ao'VFF"-
lbeit non oCr 2lrbelt Nehgut.
gBcnu Sure augrn itnub ltno,
to miro q. zcemou cub R0nenos Sii9el.
oIGier pcri6aijcu, wCL6e Die NuSelt u'pt nuI
|honsu, ionoern pielCtben aud oelleEl! ''O
SeibtpertduOli6 wcrNcu prtpots Sral't'
beiicu treitQterS prindtim bebohoel'.
l;ot,tuter. pelde ouSIptrts wobneit toH'
rsu iih Der euulijdcu, oelttihsn ooer l0ipe.
bild,su Svr0de beOienel luelIl lle oh HiS
ihrribeu Wton pous uber 9eIL elIle StteI-
mQrte e 9entsJ flr oGS Sntlror'lWF''O''
nritiGuociI. urs,t.
oeItlid mto contOentIeu: ...,, n,ot
"Eiicr mo yoDoratOrtnm IN EI'totH Sto"
gtc uTb yoclit Gar, ~in9on8 onS III
Sifct 5ninoeu: 5 bta,tl 100 Form ,
IA biS : 80 JfubWt. H.. : hiss lbr @oehoa.
'eOnmtos5, pUu 10 bis ~ URr SOrm.
81. s. u. 9 sem"".
Iabuaue, Sowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
GieIe geutc f0nnen oes Ga6ts

ui6t HOiise ~triuten, IS Hort ibrsH S9l0i.
gle t0uusn Grniu:S ~ ir9eIIo elmer 3elt
uno let iblaieu. Geuu @rotu.C
reSt uibt oui; IS nGbrt uno srbeitert. lluo
bod i6mett eS wie Der bette 6Niiee uno
0lei6t ibm. sir upru0le Yerioueu, iWr
iuu9e geute umo atuosr III @raiU : etu uols
tpmmeueS @etrdnt. %ou reIleu 6orueul
0en0dt. 0oleu gle beute Ell Sotet beinI
Vrfcrr. &eiudeu Sic IS %auitott 8Gllee.
IS NIB % Gents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Boulder valley. coming here in the Cos,
and formerly lived on a ranch just
south of town, now known as the
Belcher ranch. Her sons. John and
Thomas Berkin, reside here. and there
are a number of old-time friends who
regret to learn of the death of this
most estimable woman. The funeral
takes place here on the afternoon of the
Sth.
Boulder was as quiet as a country
crossroads on the Fourth, most of the
residents having gone to Basin and
some to Butte.
A somewhat peculiar case in the set
Element of an estate is noted. In 1881
died Manuel Fernando Comedies. who
had a ranch nea Whitehall. Property
OF a few hundreds dollars value was
left. and it was supposed that he had
a daughter. from his frequent state
ments hat he was working and saving
for his girl. For a number "a years.
however. her whereabouts were un-
known; the estate went into the hands
Of a clerk of the courts a number Of
years ago, and was a part of funds
embezzled by him. A short time ago
the daughter disclosed her identity and
set UP a claim for the estate. At the
time of her fathers death she was IN
a convent in California and remained
there a number of years. but has since
married and has a family, n her ap-
plication for the money due her was
met by payments from the bondsmen
of the former clerk of the court.
Lisy & Houck, representing the
Cleveland & Montana 4-.nine COM
pany. operating claims up the Little
Boulder, are hauling a boiler and moist
to the property this week.
District court opened the first of the
week and Judge Parker presided. On
a call of cases those dismissed at appli-
cation of plaintiffs were: Anaconda
Copper Mining company VS. l.. Blevin;
Bertha Maxwell VS.. J. J. Holmes; ID.
NJ. Osborne q Co. VS. A. w. Pillsbury.
A jury is called for the 25th of the
month.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
EAGER TO FIGHT.
No Attack to BE Made Until the Second
Expedition Arrives.

Chicago. July S.-A special cable
gram to the Record from it's corre-
spondent, John McCutcheon. with All
miral Dewey's fleet at Manila, July !,
via Hong Kong, says:
The American troops under General
Anderson, which have reached the
Philippines, are now comfortably quar-
tered in the Spanish military barracks
at Cavite and are busy preparing for
active service against the Spaniards.
No attack on Manila is probable before
the arrival of the second detachment of
troops under General Greene, which is
expected soon. The present force of
soldiers and marines is considered in
sufficient to protect life n property
in Manila in the event of the capitula-
tion of that city. The soldiers, however.
are all eager to begin the fighting.
Captain General Augusti has desired
10 surrender Manila for some time. ans
for that reason the Spanish council,
which is conducting the defense, trans
ferred the military leadership from him
to the senior colonel of artillery.
The insurgents control the city water
works and have cut off the supply from
that source. but as this Is the rainy
season and there is a cloudburst every
day the Spaniards do not suffer from
lack Of water. A more serious matter
for them at present is hat the insur-
gents have captured San Juan lei
Monte, a few miles to the rear of the
city, which had been fitted up with old
cannon and a supply of ammunition
and provisions to serve as the last
stronghold OF the Spanish government
after the forces should be driven put
of the city by the bombardment Of
American warships.
Governor Merana, who was brought
from the seat of government in the
Ladrone islands, declines TO accept
parole from the Americans. preferring
to remain a prisoner at Cavlte rather
than run the risk of being shot in Ma
Mia by his countrymen for surrender.
ing when menaced by the guns of the
Charleston.
To-day the warships in the bay were
dressed in honor Of the Fourth OF july.
The troops held a military review at
Cavite. The health Of the men con-
tinues good.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
Visiting Railway Omcials.

A special train bearing a large party
of Northern Pacific railway officials ar
rived in Anaconda yesterday morning
at an early hour. The party has been
making a tour OF inspection and is on
its way from the coast to st. Paul n
came to Anaconda to look over the re-
Gently acquired Montana Union. Marcus
DAILY and A. j. McCabe, superintendent
Of the b., a. & p, accompanied the
party to Butte in the afternoon.
The party was made up of President
c. s. Mellen. General Manager j. w.
Kendrick, General Traffic Manager j..
NJ. Hannaford, Chief Engineer +. II.
McHenry. General superintendent NJ. G.
Kimberly, Herr Conrad Fromberg, d.
rector of the Deutsche bank. Berlin;
Lieutenant Koch of the German army;
L. d. Adams, ex-chairman of the North
ern Pacific board of directors; Superin-
tendent of Motive Power +. NJ. Herr and
Assistant General Superintendent w. G..
Pierce Of Tacoma.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
ANACONDA news.
JUMPED WHILE EXCITED
The Verdict Rendered at the Cor
oner's Inquest Yesterday.
MANY WITNESSES CALLED
Evidence Showed That Joseph sioila
Made a Fatal Mistake in Jumping
r Ona Handcar Backwards While
It Was in Motion.

Coroner Hardenbrook held an inquest
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock in
Judge williams court room over the
remains of Joseph Sibila, the section
hand killed in the East Anaconda yards
Thursday evening. The following
named persons were impaneled as a
fury: w. C. Haynes, w. p. Rollins,
d. G.. Brownell. r. ID. Crosswhite, Dan
Rice and Thomas Boland.
J.. M. Self, assistant county attorney.
appeared for the state and conducted
the examination of the witnesses. The
following persons were called to testify:
J.. ]. Kelly, section foreman, Herman
johnson, engineer of freight train No.
IS, the train which ran over Sibila.
John Logan. fireman of the engine, and
Charles Peterson, Andrew Peterson,
Bert Frost, Ole wathne. Frank White
and George Thomas. all being section
hands.
The testimony given did not vary in
any particular from the account of the
sad affair published in the Standard
yesterday morning.
Engineer johnson said that when he
noticed the hand car on the rack he
whistled three times. Mr.. Self exam
ined the witnesses particularly as to
WnelHtT III tIdlh Codiu Aoh nov pNNH
stopped after it was seen hat Sibila
was lying on the track. Most of the
witnesses thought that would have
been. impossible, though one or two
were not so sure about 1t. The fire.
man saw Sibila fall and he called the
engineers attention to the fact. There
was considerable conflict in the tes-
timony as to how far the engine was
away from the hand car when the un-
fortunate man fell. The witnesses on
the whole appeared to be poor judges
of distance and estimated that the en-
CINE was from so to 200 yards distant.
The entire tendency of the evidence
was that if Sibila had not attempted to
Jump off the han car backwards and
in front of it., he would not have been
killed. Nothing was brought out at the
inquest concerning any relatives h a
the dead a might have. After listen
ing to the evidence the jury retired for
a few minutes and returned into court
with the following verdict: THAT said
Joseph Sibila came to his death by be-
coming excited and jumping off the
hand car backwards, while the a was
in motion"
Some of Sibila's c~ountrymen called at
Ehret's morgue yesterday and left
word that the dead man had a brother
living at Belt. A telegram vas sent to
Belt early yesterday morning addressed
to his brother, but up to a late hour
last night no reply had been received.
If nothing is heard this morning the
dead man will be buried this afternoon.
The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific railway
will bear all the expenses of the
funeral. 1t is hardly thought probable
that even should the brother be heard
from he would desire to have the
remains shipped to Belt.