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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-17
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Un lote de tabaco supsrior, empsca 10, de
ciebto och anita qaintales mas & menoe. proce.
denoia ex ,lusiva neate de Ia P.atL. Para mas
informe dirgirss Antonio Flores, Aibouito.
TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.
For sale. A lot of fsst packed tobacco,
sbout l, 500 0pounds, exclusively from LA PLA.
IA For further Information, ad iress Antonio
Flores, Aibcnito. n-a-l5-l
-. DE :.El Imparosi"
Sc nos dice que un oomerci,nte de e,ta
playa ent'eg6 un te'egrama para San Jusn. pa
g3 su importe vien1o que no recibfs con,es.
tacion acud;o la Ofsina de teI6grsfo, a II
con Ia MAYOR tranquil lad 50 le dijo que ha6ia
ssdo renatielo por correo.
Els este serio? 2Ast as c,m = eu es, O6oi.
ma So respetan los inteeses del pa5licop
Vsys, vsya, no hsy du Ia que es ercslents
el serviolo teegrA6oo que di en- tsnemoe.
-. De Ciu lad Rsal di,en que las tor
mentas eigueu devastando los campc de la
Manchs. En- las ultimas les ha tocad, ell tur.
no de sufrr gran les perjnici3 s 10, hortela.
nos de Argsma.illa de A bs, Malaga y otros
pueblos. Los hortslanos del p,inero de dichos
pueblos han queda 10 en- Ia mas espaatoss misc
ria.
-. Con bsst nte placer p,rticipo que en-
TODD el a1o que eta para tsrminsr he us Q 10 on
muy bueu exito Ia preparation Vino de Ssearns
de Aceite de Bacslao qoedando s,tisfa acho de 50
rssulttdo en- las afecciopes que esta in 1iea1 10.
Con tai m ,tivo ms grato f ii sit srlos po, ell
triunfo q,e han a!cansaio con dich eept ALI
lad que de tanta imports noia p ra los faoul-
fAtivcs para el u ,ico en- g snersl.
DIR EUTINIO REYES,
Pahu,s. Mex,o,, Dis. m ore de lsee
-. La po ic . prel do ay.r en- q Ga Ie de
Sol dos indivi mos qae Mmados de cuohilio
intentaban agred,rss. t--
-. Ei ilu.trs violonoslists don P .bio
Cassls, lamado por la Reins vi ,toris, b, dsdo
uu concerto en- el psiac;o de O.borns. sieodo
oh beto De m st ifestsoiones de- admiracon yrs.
Glib endo de manos de la eoberaua vslloso
r,g,c.
El artista espsfol ma salido de O:b,rne
con direction Parfs.
-. osusa de uu ierte escsps de gas
Sc inici6 anochs un inoen Ito en- ell pa also del
Testro de esta Capita, 10 afortunsd da nense I6
exHnguido por los colcorrentes az ,sl si,i 70,
| con la mayor serenldAd Sc aprssurafon q q, fo
| carlo.
-. Hemos tenido ocasi 80 de lser Ell inte-
| resante foleto ,itulado <Cub, Puert REQ,
escrito por nuestro amigo don E,riqne J Mar
quee, ell cual pondra 4 Ia vents dssde ms.
hana al mfnimo prac:o de 10 cen a7os. RCD.
mendamos tu iectura
-. Sc nos dice que las eleociones que 90
verih ,srsn en la Is'a serin p,rcisles. IPor qae
| no salimos de una veg de paso hscen
| geuerales3 A.f sabemos todos & qua atsrern
talmos oe ~ espeotativa. LEI mai paeo sc
| sale Ii zero.
- Tra1rccionee: espafol ipg'es Ty-
pewritipg g: esosfi oi ing,es. Competsncia. acti-
| vidal, dscreri}p.
Aariano I. Lopez Nussa, San Juan, P. r.
| B-D
- Sc ca'cula en- la Republic, A'genti.
na one Ia cifr, de c,bezas de g ,nado el. va
25 mil!onee. La ind Istris de la m ante,a del
! qusso etA tomando ali Gaia vez incre.
| mento. FL u nero de carneros sc est.m3 que
| pasa de 25 millones.
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HOTEL MAY FLOWER
- Sanchez Morales Y Pan1agua
a. or18to l@- -1
Es 81 Hotel mas fresco y :isne los mejofea
baflos de Ia Cm1sd
PrecioS modicos

-. De <El Territorio
Llama mucho ls atenci6n el hecho de no
hsberse nombrado el Prsctioante para el Presi
dfo Departmental, tods vez que la me1cionada
plssa fgura en- el actual presupuesto, que
viene desempefAndola confnado que no po'
sse ningon conocimiento, 10 que muy bien pue'
de origInar cualqnier dia desgraciass que pue'
dan preoaverse Sabemos qas ba tido solioita la
por unos ousntos ntsligantes jtvenes que ,is'
mos lamar 10 atenoi6n del General Davis
del Presidents de Ia Jonta de G ;bierno de Car.
ce.es, para que tome me1ida sobrs sto.
-. Por te'egrams recib'do aver ests
Capital hemos sabiio ell fallecimierto ocurrido
en- Fsj.rdo de la respetsble Setora ia MO
desta Benites viuda de Gasman de ouyo gra-
ve1sd dimos cuenta en- dias pas adoe. Acompa-
don jos. don Manuel d n Juan, a.f como a
sus herm no. don Joze y don Rsgalado = de-
mas familia r. I P.
-. L, policf. hs detenilo al carrero Juan
Marin. por il montado eu el csrro y no lievar
bocado ell caballo qus 10 arrastrabs.
-. Beton para guaruciones: cers, 90
grxmos; a.ul ds Prussia, 10; sgaarra,, 500; IN
digo, S; negro marfi SO. L, cera 90 disuelve
primero en- ei sgaar,a'.
-. Hs sido llamado Arecbo ha sail.
do para aquella ciudsd en- la madrogsda de
hoy ell letrado don Herminio Disz, con ell flo
de llevAr la defensa de la suoesion del seiior
Aceve 10 en- ell juioio oral de Ia causa que por
gu muerte volenta Sc sigae, contra el doctor
CasaldOo. oayo juicio Sc celebrarA el Lunes por
Ia maflana.
-. FL 20 de Agosto se copsttuy6 81 g.
bieruo provisorio de Ia REVOLUTION de S.nso
Domingo bajo Ia pre.idencis De don Horacio
Vszquez. Ell la farms s;gaiente:
Ministro de 1nterio: J Poiofa-Jos6 Bra.
che.
Hacienda Comeroio-ssmuel Moya.
Juaticia Instruction FL olics-Jos6 M -
None'. .4
Relaciones Exteriores omingo Fsrre
Guerra y Msrina-Ram6u Ckoeres.
Fomento y Obras abiiess Arturo q ,no.
Correo y Telegrafos J. F. GuxmAn.
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La ? oiela
viendo f8ntasmas,

Nuestro oolega eEl Porvenir,, de Santiago
de Chile, da cusnts de un lance verdaderamen.
te original y >c6mioo: AtrAtase de Ia aparicidn
nocturna de unos fantasmas en- el cerro de San
ta Lucia, s oonseoaenoia de los cuales fantas.
mas han caido desmayados varios polioiales de
infanterfa y oaballerfs.-' f..
Pero 10 gracioso es OR oontsr ell suceso
las propias vSctina0s.
Hs aquf I'M diAlogo sostenido con un guar
dian de infanterfa:
-lEs oierto que tt viste c>ndelilIas2
-ICandelillas, no, sefor, vi un pastasn,u
ia ver2 ou6ntame como fu6 ESQ.
-E=taba, sehor, de faoci6n en- ell cerro.
Hacfa IN frio de dsmontres. Serian como Ia
una. cuando sentf IN suspiro largo, pero muy
largo. Despues no sentf nAs, pero note que
detrAs del trouco del nfspero habia aIguien, IN
bulto que parecfa hamo. Me acerqu6 mas, y
no se movi6; me scerqu4 mas Y nj tsmpoco
arrug6 nj un ojo; me le faf encima entonoes, y
no pude agarrar nAs, elmo un humito bianoo
que &c fq6 por I'M lado.
-1Y despues to desmsyastesP
NO sef1or, despues abrf los ojos me
encontr6 con una bsrra de grillos en- 81 oalabo.
Era 10 menos que merecfa!
Un guardian ecaestre Sc expresa mejor:a
-'ITu tsmbien viste e fantasma2
-lNo 10 he de haber yisto! A nosotros no
nos oreens Pefo ~ LOB qu'slera Ver 20 oe nocne
ahf dondetyo estabs.s
-Cu6ntame como pas6 ESQ.
En- el reloj de San Francisco, que &c
siente en- el oerTo, habisn dado las doce y tres
cuartos, cusndo sentf un ahullido como 4eadeb0
10 de Ia tierrs. Mir6 con todos les ojos " y
no vide MIA. Gorvf mirar el csballo relin
oh6 par6 las oreias, pero tampooo vide nsda.
Despues de mucho olavar los ojos, vi que deba
10 de un puents empesaba saiir algo mo
una sombra. Ta'oni6 81 cab,l'o me ls fut
encims; pero aolerto mirar pstras veo que
el buto de IN salto j &c me treps cd lss auoas
Entonoes 20 empec6 tiro pa IN lado tiro pal
otro, y 81 bulto 90 me encogfa de hombros nc
mas.
-Bueno " despu6sr
s-Despues no sups nj, sino que me encou
tr6 en- el Quartet pie Y 81 Official de guardia me
dscfa que era m oobsrde."
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.CUR!oS0.
Dice una revists europea:

Dice uns revisss europea:
De lss is' - 6osdan laoabsn de llevar ( Pr
rife nm smono, liamado shombre de los bosques.
J el que se disting1e bsataute del chimpano6,
gorilla y ofsngut&n. Tiene IN gesto grave,
asume scttudes do anciaao, mira CON oios
melauc3licos Y meditabuudos
Sc 10 do & 4beb .rsy toma u v,s'ia, no con
el pulg,r ) el fndice, sino colocAndeta sobrs ID
pa'ma do 10 mano oon los dedos rsplegadcs.
Camina sobfe Ias piernas trsssras b1en rsotas,
y con log hre.os-qns son muy largoa-exten-
didos on formA dc balanSa.
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|ljRIl||l | !
Il Mas1a Li6erol.


4 c- oes qne = s'a'ra aqueus
quegels Oarro b.il.. l.ll..
es u region mas bella
III q1e Wy ~ Espan
hIeen 8 as.sun1 per ens x s
susPtTa yltoFa.
"a Ayl Nnando ~ pssdido 10 Gus % adoss,
de1ad que el llanto corr.; qus nuncssdaiis
uene sp lnnat 2 riA. .c0nsoiadora,
go Dlenheohora,
"a iagnma espontAnss que snrJe, yIuego
patidat Drills
J iueaa fienfsois Ls pt ria me1ilas,
oeJanoo en- ia ne11aa safoo ue Ioeeo.
qoo ali .ss1 s q Fsrls.s r. w vso'
mas 60 que PuIsI1l4 49, 1tses y n.nd. udas =
el Poo1e oesesiIsuos y g efiss0 moro =
iorA u saspafa
Dessa dessqnsfla tisrrs, =
vergei hsrI12. S..s7
cusnto De Aseilo encferrs. s<S
ANA aqaea a1uos
que do aibergue sae penas 1sue nmorss,e
anna Ia Vega slegEs, y sma las f1Ees -
que en- toss alcoses A.sz
derrochan srs perfumes sus coiorss.o
-
M 50 dej6 de 50 lum brs profanda huela;
que aao 81 genio sgsreno luce pa'pita
en Ia vieja alcazsbs, J en- IL mesquita,
que conyirti6 en- 90 temple ID f6 oristisn3,
en- Ia AlhambrA, del arte gloria infnits,
del suelo granadino gentil sultana.
ona - ,;ao r;er Ia An a;oh. s;a9nra l. Ilor.i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-17

Ia 81 nida ia1srt orriqsei1. que difiee
q aelI YefSa t6olrk Is lAs stetxsta de sta no
eis 1eui4ntei ffie4al: n afnso deb q Ell
@ml{ MilS ~ 1ksr.E g; 4 DsnsE dc les B,cau.
q. {soahod s.. Pofk. nilltsr sAuarios,
Vlfioio- Coro duo terosto On Il . aoto
ae.ia Opera SHernani,, Verdi Is Danxa 81,
'bemonraois. 81 Do. 10.
=. Parsprovi,icnea bsrat,s bien peeadss
y no hsy que deoir, de oAiidad superior, Ell
Ahorros Ldna 7e. 81 se desea tomar bJen vino
= & precio de sitnaci6n, solicftese el Ciarets =
Zi1flndel, do California. IS
A la edad ..avsnzada de echent. y
dos alfoe, hs d. jado de exstir on Ste k ], mo ell
Comeps6 sn carsera aftfs,ic, como violi
Nissen s!oanx6 gran fama por sus trabajos
mpsicales.
Deja Ala poste-idsd vsrias operas, entire
elias, las tituladas sTorderskjoid, :, Ella oras de
diam .ntesss ,ito devebganzs,,
Esta Opera c6mica f4@ escrita pcr Srlo.
man instapoia de List el mismo sutor di'
Iagi6 On primerA ejeouc6a representation.
-. Aver .arde han tenido una lsrga CO.
trevists con Mr.. Van Hoff Presidente de la
JOINTS Superior de Carload, los sefiores Torres
= Gaztambide, comisionados de YAuco. FL re-
sultado de la entrevists no hs sido satisfacto-
rio pues no les ha sido pc.ible conee gair que
Ia J0nta proves de <chcz czs2 & los pobras que
los pefdieron con el huIacsn. Mr.. Van Hoff lea
expuso que las atribuoiones de la Junta no al
canzan ese estremo.
-. A las dos de Ia madragada de hoy
hs letenido 10 policfa varios individuos, por
esoAndalo dicha hora, en- Ia nlaza del merca
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Communicable.
Sr. Director de LA CORES eoNDENc1A.

Estimado amigo:
sfrvase I'D. dar publicidad en- su ilustra1o
peri6djco 10 sjguiente:
Suplico al pubioo deterga gu iuicio con
referenoia al oom7nioad, que public6 aver el
Sr. don Deogracias Fabian, sobre entrega del
trabsjo telefonico en- Ssnturce, enoomendado
INF, mientras 20 porgo en- claro los hechos
San Juan de P. r. II de Stbre. de 1899.
@. ~ Fitzgerald.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-17
HERMINI0 DIAz NAVARRO
LAW E n
nx-secretario de Justicta,

Ha vuelto abrir su BUFETE en- San Jose
st. II, entresuelo de la dere :ha v ofr1ce sus
servicios como ABOGAOO en asuntos judiciales
que Sc hayan de ram tar ante los Tribunales
del pals ante la CORTE PROVISIONAL y en- los
asuntos administrative que deban resolverse
en- el Gobieruo general en- los demas Centres
oficiales.
San Juan Pto.-Rico lode Julio 1899
1elkfomo zo7.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-17
"A RE D a D E S.
S. Melon y Co.
~ SAN JUsTO 12

En- est, screditsdo est ,b'ecimiento se scs-
bs de rec,bir IN variad, msguf6co surtido
de merca c,as ioglesas sleman por los va
pores de i.ivsrpooi Tel6sfors, A lola J Alavs,
y pcr el frsnoes San 81 non LIS dltimss move.
daes de P.rf', ,e ofeece sus namsro,os pa.
rroqaianos precios muy lin tados.
. " an-qo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-17
Maquinarias para indu: trias

Aprscios m5dicos So venden varias msqui-
mas propiss ps,a in1u'trias entire elias una de
vspor de 20 o. bs los de foerxa.
Pars pveoios informes dirijirse al Paris
Basar de don Pedro Giasti, Fortslss, 81.
Industrial Machinery fof sa's.z nsss;s.. sss;ss'
o q ling 30 n r. steam eng ne f,r ..ie At
eParis B4sars, Fostals1a II, San Juan P.o.Ri-
90. Val l5-e
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
A WONDERFUL CAVE.

What is believed to be the
largest cave and what may
turn out to be one of the
greatest natural wonders yet
discoyered III the world has
been found near Logan, u
miles east of Sloan Springs.
in Benton county, Arkansas,
says the Cassville (Mo.) Re-
publican. According to II.
H. Garfield, a prominent
resident of that place, from
FIVE to seven miles were ex.
plored without finding the
end. The cave is traversed
Dy a large SlreaU' ana the
trip was made in boats, Mr..
Garfield has Travelled extern
sively and has visited many
of the natural wonders of the
world, but he claims to have
never seen anything tha
beats the mammoth cave Of
Arkansas. The existence of
tn is cave has been known by
the old settlers ever since the
war, but it las never been
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

Of dynamite in the furnaceof
a blacksmith shop of that
town and the explosion blew
the shop to atoms.
A News man in converse.
tion with a cocaine fend the
other night learned that
some of the worst cases in
the city use one dollars
worth of the powerful drug
daily and from that figure to
never less than ten cents
daily. The victims in this
city are composed principally
of negroes and the lowest
order of whites. This pe.
culiar craze is sweeping tie
country in every direction,
and if continued many years
longer means the destruction
of the negro race.-Jones.
boro News.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

The way to get rich, says
an exchange is to trust 10
body, befrieud none, get all
you can, take all you can get,
stint yourself and everything
that belongs to you, be a
friend to no man and let no
man be a friend of yours,
heap up interest, be rtean,
nliserly and despise for twer-
ty or thirty years, and riches
will come to you as sure as
disease, disappointment and
death, and when pretty near
enough wealth has been ac.
cumulated by a disregard of
the charities of the human
heart, and at the expense OF
every enjoyment, death will
finish the work, and after
the body is buried, the heirs
dance and fight over what
YOU have left, and the spirit
goes where7 By all means
set rich. It will pay-the
devil says so.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

The residence and smoke,
house of Miller Hays, near
Newburg, were destroyed by
Ere .lae,t Sunday, while the
family were absent. Moth
ing ~as saved except the
meat aud molasses. 1t is
supposed that the house
caught from spark ooDceo
out from a hickory bach % .
The insurance OF the house
expired a few days previous;
hence it is a total loss. New
additions had recently beer
made on the residence, wl!ch
was one among the best l.
that section, and was finished
up in good style. .--Melbourne
Register.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
NO PROFANITY IN JAPAN.

NO PROFANITY IN JAPAN.
Americans boast a little
over what they have. There
is one country in the world
that has a good right to re-
ioice over what it has not.
Japan is destitute of one
particular form of evil. Its
authorities never have to put
down profane swearing.
There is no oath, says the
Evangelist, in the japanese
language--no word that is
equivalent to an oath. Not
only is there no native word
in which profanity may take
lefuge, but there is no i'm.
ported word. .
During the last ten years
foreigners have added thou.
sands of new words to the
language, but not one pro-
fame word has been incorpo-
rated. In this respect Japan
is believed to stand alone
among the nations. --Ex.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
STATE NEWS.

; STATE NEWS. !
Ssss .s.>
A Stuttgart girl recently
wrote a bicycle dealer for a
wheel equipped with a side
saddle.
The institute boys have
unfurled a large American
flag from the top of the bel.
trey OF the institute building
at Yellville.
Their has been so much
hypnotism in Paragould the
last few months that the
town may be said to ',e un.
dergoing a hyphotic craze.
Mrs. E. f. Hoppes, Bald
Knob, Ark, is anxious to
know the whereabouts of
her brother, William l..
Hampton, who when last
heard from was engineer on
IN Arkansas steamboat. u
Henry Woodward was ex.
hibitiug quite a curiosity last
Monday in the way Of q
squirrel which he hal killed
near his residence just west
of town. Its hair wa; as
white as cotton. .--Yellville
Echo.
The fellow who took a
city paper because he could
get more reading matter
than in his home paper read
an advertisement of a pocket
fire escape. He sent a dol.
lar and received in return a
New Testament, Newport
News,
J. e. Rowland killed four
hogs on the l4th that weigh.
ed l66, 18), 202 and 2l2,
This is great results from
one year old pigs. White
County Citizen.
The Pike County Courier
says some 6end put a stick
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

explored. At many places
alo-S the underground river
10 bottom could be found,
At some places along tt
route traversed by Mr.. Can
ield cocks could be heard
Growing in the barn yards
without, but not a trace of
daylight was visible frou
within.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

a bevy of little children
were telling their father
what they got at school.
The eldest, reading, spell
ing and definitions"
And what did you get,
my little one?" said the
father to a rosycheeked little
fellow, who was at that time
slyly driving a tenpenny nail
into the door.panel.
Me? Oh, l got readin',
spellin' and spankin'."
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06

1t is well for all heaven
born critics to rememb ber that
the man who never made a
mistake is dead. Also, that
he has been a long time dead,
AS some one has tratAfully
expressed it, "the man
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
THE REPUBLIC, st. Louis, Mo.

never makes the same mis-
take twice is a genius. "
And the man who never
makes any mistakes is an
idiot. The man who sees
rone but his neighbours mis-
takes is a busy-body, meddler
and a nuisance. .-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
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Sharp County record., 1899-01-06
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and emarting Inc,
mt to eczema, tatter, salt.rheum, and 9th
pases of,he skin IA instantly allayed b'
N.pIying Chamberlain's Eye and sil
'tniment. Many very bad cases have bcor
a,mapcntly cured by II. u is equ' I}
,iic.cr, for itching pilos and fayorite rem
piy n yoc niTples, ohappod hands, ,bV
lnmA frost bliss, and chronic sore cyH
'c,uls by dmggiSis Il, 20 cents per box
gryl,r fa6y's Condition rowdere, tb.
upp's whHu hoWe needs when In bad COM
'vn IJ"s, blood purifier aud .ermiiGG
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-26
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Sugar, AZ.
The Mariposa sails for the Col
onies at 9 p. m. todap.
Nahiki Sugar Co., has a notice
in today's issue. See New Today.
The Rio de Janeiro is due from
San Francisco tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena and ia
mily leave for the States in the
Moana.
There was no quorum OF the
Queens Hospital trustees this
morning.
The dance at the Myrtle boat
house Friday evening has been
postponed.
w. A. Kinney returned from
San Francisco in the Mariposa
this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Wagner and Mrs. j.
Winter arrived in the Mariposa
this morning.
Say What's on for Saturday
night Jim Posts benefit of
course, what else.
DR.. Solf, the new German Con-
sui to Samoa, is through pas
senger in the Mariposa.
Engineer Herring will discuss
sewerage matters with the Board
of Health this afternoon.
The best of testimonials can be
shown for work done by the Peer
less Preserving Paint Co.
Tourists and others wishing isl
and photos should inspect King
Bros selection of photos.
G. M. Mott-Smith was among
the passengers in the Msriposa
from San Francisco this morning.
The attention of our readers is
drawn to the advantages offered
by the Waverley Club. See NEW
TODAY.
A large assortment of indurated
fibre ware has just arrived from
the factory. See Dimond & Co.'s
ad on page 4.
The second rank will be con-
ferred at the meeting of the
Mystic Lodge, No. q, K. of p,
this evening.
The handball tournament at the
Y. M. @. A. is now at a point
where the championship lies be-
tween only four men.
A. B. Wood, of II. Waterhouse
& Co., returned in the Mariposa,
having much enjoyed his brief
visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. Shaw, carpenter living
on South street, was quite badly
poisoned by eating canned meat
last Sunday. He has recovered.
Pipes for Gear, Lansing & Co. g
Pahos water works arrived in the
Fort George yesterday. These
pipes are fourteen inches in dia-
meter.
The blues are bad but to have
the"hump"is equally Objectionable.
The leading surgeons say that the
use of Tribune bike will remove
the cause. See ad ou page s.
E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd, have
Just landed a shipment Of coal and
guavs charcoal saleable in bags or
quantity. Also FORCES, blowers,
bellows, etc. See add on page 8.
Sam Parker, T. j. King and
@. NJ. V. Forster are among the
recent purchasers of lots in the
Kaimuki tract. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Parker comtemplates
building a fine residence on his
property.
All members of the Amateur
Orchestra are expected at Pro-
gress Hall this evening at 1880
o'clock sharp to take part in the
exercises for the celebration of
the aightieth anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship.
A citizen called the attention of
a BULLETIN reporter this morning
to the excessive fall in the margin
of the streets at Hobron's corner.
He had just seen lady miss step
in mounting the curbstone there
and fall prone upon her hands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-26
Antarctic Explorers Return.

New York, April ia special
to the Herald from Montevideo
says: The following members Of
the Belgian antarctic expedition
have arrived here on their way
back to Europe: Henry Arrows
XII, naturalist; Roal Amundsen, an
officer Of the steamship Belgica
and M. Doboldroski, an assistant
in the meteorological service,
They are enthusiastic regarding
the result of the expedition, and
it is known that they advanced to
n degrees 36 minutes latitude
south and discovered land pre-.
viously unknown, which they
called Dance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-26

Dewey reports affairs quiet in
Guam. Tausig's government is
doing good work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-26
Mr.. Williamson OF the Call.

w. E. Williamson, represent
ing the San Francisco Call and
New York Herald is passenger
in the Mariposa on his way to
Samoa. Mr.. Williamson is a
: first class newspaperman-not a
special commissioner or a journal
S&tA having made an excellent
Frecqrd in New York and the
West. The Call has distanced all
contemporaries in giving the first
news of troubles at Samoa and
there is little doubt that Mr..
Williamson will keep the good
work going.