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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
HOmenajo 4 CASTELAR,

La Association Patri6tica Espanola
de Buenos Aires, siempre dispuesta
enaltecer la madre patIia y sus hijos
ilustres, ac0rd0 hacer pocos meses fun
dir una plaza bajo relieve en- bronco,
para que sea colocada Ell Ia tulnba de
Castelar, como testimonio de- amor de
aquellos espanoles del Plata Y de su
entusiasmo pof-~las gjerias del gran
tribnno, sImboIo del genio latino en- la
present0 centuIia.
Realizsd0 el pensamiento en- su pri-
mera parte, nuestros hermanos de ALA
enviaron la s3iaca al presidente de ia
Union Iberoamericana, senior Rodrl.
guez San Pedro, rogandole depositara
Ia ofrenda ell ell sepuloro del insigne
patricio.
Don Fausttno Rodriguez San Pedro
y ell secretario general de la Iberoa
melfcana, senior Pando y Vale, han
estimado oportuno esperar & la cele-
braci6n del Congreso Hispanoamerica.
no para que dicho acto revista toda Ia
solemnidad que merece.
Los lect0res conOcen va, For haDerla
publicado nosotros anteriormente, la
description del referido bajo relieve,
obra del notable eScultor Tasso, la
cual Sc ha;la actualmente Ell ell local
lie la Union Iberoamericana, Alcala,
60, expuesta al pdblco todos los dias
Iaborables, de cuaCro cinoo de la tar
de.
En- la plaza, que mide metro y me
dio de largo por uno.d de alto, aparece
In Angel cobIando bajo sus alas dos
hermosae- -tttuetur1ur, tatU0u0uUts5 ID
Historic, que depositan soble la tum
da del gran hombre Ia palma y Ell lau-
rel de la gloria y de la lnmortalidad.
Ei bronco lleya esta inscription: La
Asociaci0n Pat:i6sica ESpanola d. j.
argentina, q Castelar,.
MDCOCXCIX.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

actos eyidentes que es un Gobierno de
onini6n ell que 10 rige, contra ell cual no
lograra lucirse "a ambici6n de sus enc
migos polfticos Y de todo clio Sc pa
tentiza que la paz Sc mantendra incon
mo7ible, merced & los patri6ticos es
fuerzos, & la honradez probada de la
administration del senior Gimenez Y de
sus dignos colaboradores, y q la cordura
y sensatez de la ciudadanfa consciente
del pueblo dominicano.
Despejada la tempestad que por III
momento amena26 la vida de la Repd.
blica, vuelve de nuevO ell Gobierno &
entrar de lleno en- la ardua labor eco
monica que esta consagrado, Y de la
que, sin duda, dara muy en- breve
soluCi6n para afanzar mejor
esa paz de donde originan los progresses
positivos porque suspira ese rico pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

mas. Por ejempIo, habfamos llegados
q exporter al Brasil por valor de seis
millones. Pero esta naci0n ha estable-
cido la dualidad de taritas, y mientras
Franeia, Italia y otros Estados euro
peos Sc han apresurado hacerle con.
cesiones para obtener para sus produc
tOs la mlnima, a los nuestros Sc les
aplica la maxima, por no haber enta.
blado con aquella Rep1blica negocia
clones dd hoe, Tamb6n contribuye
la crisis industrial, aunque indirecta :
mente, el decrecimiento en- la exporta
cl6n lie vinos y 0tros productos agrlco
las, polque infuye en- la elevation de
les cambios y representa- una disminu
cl6n del capital que Sc destina q la ad-
qulsici0n de manufactures.
Pero esta causa tiene escasa impor
tancia al Iado de las otras, que mantle
nen ell recelo y ell retraimiento en- Ell
mercadO in erior.
Ri allo pasado hubo un aumento
considerable en- la production fabril !;
en- primer lugar, po' que la cosecha fu6
abu2dan'fsima y despu6s porque q la
atonia producida por la guerra sigui6
una natural reacci6n. Las p6rdidas co
lonlales no habfan sust: :tuido a1n los
mercad0s de importation Y estaban
muy necesitadas de reponer las agota
das melcancfas.
En- la Peninsula nos encontrabamos,
respecto al 1ltimo extreme, en- ell mis-
mo case. Ademas, la repatriation nos
devolvi6 200 600 hombres que necesi-
taban proveerge de ropa y Is 6 10000
tamllias con capitales considerables
que, de prontO, aumentaron la deman-
da de productos de todas classes
Esta reacci6n ha cesado va; la cose
cha, este ailo, no es de mucho tan bue.
na como la anterior; Sc han aumenta.
do las contribuciones los cambios van
paulatlna, pero constante.
mente; la question social, con su es-
cuela de huelgas y luchas morales y
mateTlales, intunde recelos y descon
lanzas los capitales. los que por to
las estas cauSas Sc retraen y buscan
nenos azaroso tai vez mas saneado y
pfOducClVO empIeO en- los VaIOrES pt,
olicos, que Sc van elevando cada dfa,
Ianto, al menos, por esta causa, como
por otras las cuales SO atribuye por
a'gunos exclusivamente ell alza. Por
, "a parte, ell aumentO de valor de las
retrae q los Intermediates
lre esreran mejores tiempos para ha
ser sus compras y los fabricantes te-
70 IN Ell almacenamiento de sus produc
J( !.
Hay que confar, sin embargo, en-
.ue la crisis sera, como otras veces,
DasaJera y que, por cesar muchas de
as causas expuestas y por la aperture
lie nuevos mercados, la production in
lustrial tomara en- breve mayor incre
nento cesando la actual crisis, que sin
ser alarmante, necesita concienzudo
astulio.
Como dice muy bien ell co'ega, mu
,has de las causas que enumera sou
accidentales, y una vez que desaparez
,an, ell problema no revistira la grave
lad de hoy.
El remedio estriba en- producer bue
40 y barato y en- buscar nuevos merca
dos, y en- que ell Estado favorezca> en-
10 que sea possible 8 los industriaIes
,atalanes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
POlltiCa americana
LA REELECTION
De MAC KINLEY

Ha empezado en- el Este de los Els
tados Unidos, segdn nos comunic6
nuestro Oorresponsal telegrafico de
Nueya York, la campalla de propa-
ganda y maniobras electorales que en-
Noviembre pc6ximo decidiran quien ha
de ocupar en- los caatro subsiguientes
amos, al mes de Mario entrante, la
silla del primer magistrate de la ma
ci6n.
Hay una masa considerable de elec
torres que probablemente Sc abstendran
de votar, q menos de que no Sc pre-
sente un tercer candidate presidential,
que dicho SO esta no puede triunfar
con solo el apoyo de los electores inde
pendientes. Si salese triunfante Nc
Kinley, deberase exclusivamente que
ell pals ha atravesado cuatro amos de
prosperidad nunca vista que ha benef
ciado a todas las classes, y que los re-
publicanos atribuyen al advenimiento
de su partido al poder.
ContinuandO en- ell poder Nc. Kinley,
habrla de eXtremarse tOdavfa mas Ia
polftica agresiva del exterior y Sc es
tIecharfan muchO mas las relaciones
con Inglaterra, con grave perjuicio de
todas las demas naciones del mundo ;
pero donde mas Sc sentirla los etecCos
de esta poiftica serfa en- la America
espanola y en- ell Mar de las Antillas
Cuba y las islas danesas quedarian,
anexionadas y sacramento amenazada
la independence de Santo Domingo y
Haiti.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Inglaterra y Francia
deben reCOnCiliarse

En- una reunion ce!ebrada ell .23 de
Septiembre por ell Directorio del parti
do liberal imperialista ingl6s, Mr.. Bra
ssey pronunci6 un discurso, llamado
seguramente tener gran resonancia.
Al exponer Ell programa del psrtido
hizn an la narto-noe~~Anta q Ia, nolftiaa
exterior una declaration muy lmpor
tante.
DDo que era precise. "cueste 10 que
cueste," que la Gran Bretana Sc recon
ellie con Francia, para que unidas rea
licen su mission en- el mundo.
Anadi6 que, al efecto, Iuglaterra
debe permitir que Flancia extienda
sus posesiones en- la parte septentrio
nal del Africa, aunque resulte en- me.
noscabo del imperio de Marruecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

La integridad de Nicaragua Costa
Rlca quedalla igualmente amenazada
con Ia constlucci5n del canal maritime,
que llevarfa q cabo aquel gobierno,
pues no ocultan sus hombres la idea de
que Sc expropiara una inmenaa IONA
de terreno a ambos lados del canal
donde Sc implantaran exctusiyamante
intereses materiales apoyados por los
Estados Unidos para poder meior do
minar ell canal cuando 70 cIea conve :
niente dicha naci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
INUNDACIOnES EN- Russia

Telegrafan de San Petersburgo
diciendo que ell Volga ha hecho
grandes avenidas inundando COM
pletamente muchos pueblos y eau
sando perdidas de consideration en-
las plantaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
NOTICIAS DEL Ola

III IesUrerU uU- totu, Dr. U.- nUr1uu--
der, cuyo regreso dc su viaje q los EstadoS
Unidos anunciamos los lectores, ha decla
rado que ell pueblo norteamercano compren
de que la situaci6n de esta isla es complica
da que las mejoras econ6micas deben ser
ntroducidas gradualmente. En- Norte Anne
RIGA existen los mejores deseos para hacer
to5o 10 possible per ell bien de esta isa. Todo
americana en- Puerto Rico mejorara la stua
cl6n de esta isla conducendola por Ell cami.
no del progreso ell bienestar.
Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez don Pho q.
FresSe.
Han contraido matrimonio en- ell Corozal
doh Diego Lopez Garcia y IL seforita Ade.
la Alvarez Bou.
El jueyez 0ltimo en- ell bafiio conocido
por el "Coqui", en- May yagiiez, Sc suicide el
indiyiduo jose Urrat.
Seg1n SO nos informa, un capataz de la
fnea del ferrocsrril destinado al seryicio
comprendido entire ell puente de Manatf
Ba1ceoneta, recibi6 aver dos machetazos
que le priyaron de la vida, habiendo sido
arrQjad0 Su caaaver al rio.
En- la municipalidad dc Ponce Sc encuen.
ira vacante la eScuela rural del barrio "Mcn
tes- Llanos'.
E Tribunal de Distrito de Areciko tiene
anunciada r8ra Ell dia de maflana, la vista
Ell juicio oral, de la causa instruida contra
Gulllermo Marquee por Ell supuesto delito
de nfracci6n.
Sc encuen;ra enfermo de alguna gravedad
en- Maysgiiez, don Santiago Otero Qui.
none3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Ell C0NFLICT0 CHINO
VEL GoBIERN0 De WASHINGTON

Ell gobierno de los Es.ados Uni
dos exigira al de Pekin seguras ga
rantfas para que Sc mantenga ell Or
den On 10 porvenir y SO respete la
vida y haciendas de sus s1bditos co
mo cosa sagrada,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Information Dol cable
NueVa York, z De 0ctubpe
La GUERRA EN- FILiPIhkS
AGLIPA DERRoTAD0

Despachos de Manila dicen que
tres companies de infaIterfa y dos
escuadrones de caballerfa del ejer-
cito de los Estados Unidos han de
rrotado completamente a lag fuerzas
de Aglipa, uno de los jefes mas au
daces de la insurrecc:on.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Boers and English
Six months More of War

Dispatches from Lorenzo Mar
quez state that Gen. De Wett of the
Boer forces, mas declared that the
Beers can keep up their guerrilla
warfare for another six months.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Ell ARzoBISP0 R0zALEDa EN- ROMA

Despachos de la Oiudad Santa di
cen que ha llegado ALI, de paso pa
ra Barcelona, ell arzobispo de Espa
ma en- Filipinas R. P. Nozaleda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
NJ '0R zc5
! a'.APENTA" !
ssszurz ~

Por ell t6rmino dc ocho dias Sc anunc'a
los as irantes la provision de una escuela
graduada de nifas en- la poblaci6n una ru.
raj en- Ell barrio "Ballaney", del pueblo de
Hatillo.
Procodente de Mueva York ha tornado
puerto en- la maflana de hoy el trasporte
americana "Mac OiellanD.
El Juzgado municipal de San Francisco.
en- cumpliniento de superior carsa orden. ha
dlspuesto la citacl6n del acusado por defrau.
daci6n Emilio Hueste, a fin de que Sc pre-.
sente ante el Tribunal de Distrito de esta
cludad.
Ia Junga local de Instruction plblica de
esta capital, au1o.i2ada por el Comisionado
de instruction para la creaci6n de seis es.
cueias graduaiasy y una rural, ha acordado
dar ~ pla2o de ocho dias para la admission
ie soilcitndes, DO todos aquellos que aspiren
q su desempeno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

el matrimonio de la princesa de Astu-
rias con un Borb0n de Napoles ell
medic mas adecuado para tranquilizar
q los espalloles."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
PRESENTATION De REBELDES


Sc han presentado On Mindanao
4 las tropas americanas casi todos
los individuos que formaban la co
lumna del general rebelde Alvarez,
que cay6 prisionero en- una de las
dltimas acciones libradas en- aquella
isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
ALA DESBANDA0A

Ell general Young, al frente de
numeroso ejercito, sigue las husllas
de Aglipa, cuyas tropas huyen q la
desbandada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
B0ERS { INGLESES
MEDIC kNO MAS De GUERRA

Despachos de Lorenzo Marquee
dicen que el general boer De Wet:
ha declarado que 10 beers pueden
prolongar la guerra de guerrillas 10
menos seis meses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

Dispatches from Manila state that
three companies of infantry and
two squads of cavalry OF the .. s.
Army, have completely routed the
forces Of Aglipa, one Of the boldest
leaders of the insurrectionists.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
After the Disbanded Forces.

Gen. Young at the head of nu-
n.erous army, is on the track of
Aplipa, whose troops have taken to
flight disbanded.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Presentation af REBELS


Almost all the rebels forming the
column of the Gen. Alvarez who
was taken prisoner in one Of the re-
cent encounters in Mindanao, have
presented themselves to the Ameri-
can forces in that island
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Archbishop Noza1e, a in Rome.

Archbishop Noza1e, a in Rome.
Dispatches from t., Holy City
notify arrival there from Barcelona
of the Right Rev. Archbish Nozale
da Of the Spanish diocesein the Phi
lippine islands.
Flood in Russia
1t is wired from st. Pc ersburg
that the Volga has overfowed its
banks, completely flooding many
towns and causing heavy losses on
the plantations.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
Flood in Russia. !
The Chinese conflict
and the Government at Washing, u

The U. S. government will ex, t
of that at Pakin, satisfactory qua
ranties that in the future order will
be maintained and that the lives
and property Of American subjects
will be sacredly respected.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

Han contr"ido matriinonio en- Ell Coro2al
don Diego Lopez Garcia y Ia seforita AIDE.
la Alvarez Bou.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

EI jueyez 1ltimo en- Ell barlio conocido
por el '"coquf", en- Mayagiiez, Sc suicide Ell
indiyiduo jose Urrat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

En- la municipaldad de Ponce Sc encuen.
ira vacante la escuela rural del barrio "Mcn
tes- LlanoS".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
BOLETIN MERCANTIL DE pTO.RICO

Entered ct the Post OfEcs at San Juan, p. r.,
- second class matter July IA, 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

Ha fallecido en- Mayaguez don Pic @.
Fresse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22

Sc encuen:ra enfermo de alguna gravedad
en- Maysgiiez, don Santiago Otero Qui.
1l0ne3.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-02-13
TIE pLAGuR ON YAIrI.

Though the people Of Maui are In
doubt as to whether the unfamiliar
cases OF fatal sickness among them are
due to vlrulent malarial fever or bu-
bonlc plague. there is no Illusion on
the part OF the expert bacteriologist Of
the Board OF Health. Having exam
lned the ngunal gland Of sick Chi
naman OF Kahului, DR.. Hoffman, de-
cldes that the man was n victim Of
Asiatic scourge. The part examined
was alive with bacilll. As the five
deaths Of a suspicious nature present
the same symptoms as those in the
diagnosed case, It cannot be doubted
that the plague has obtained a foot
hold on our neighboring Island that
makes the outlook forbidding.
The special fear is that the plague
may make its way to the various plan
tations where so many thousands of
Japanese are employed. Fortunately,
these laborers are better housed, bet
ter cared for and better fed than the
average coolie in Honolulu. They are
in good shape, therefore, to resist the
ravages of the disease, and they will
be safeguarded in every practicable
way.
Maui is center from which Molo-
kai, Lanai, Kahoolawe and Hawaii
may be infected. The chief danger will
come of steamer communication be-
tween the ports of Maui and the big
Islands ports of Kailua, Mahukona
and Hilo, but this is a means of in
lection which the people on Hawaii
will probably look out for.
While Maui people will have the
earnest, and very practical aid of the
Board of Notwithstanding the use of
such serum as can be spared-their
salvation will be largely in their own
hands. Cleanliness, fumigation, the
burning OF infected houses, the cleans
ing of cesspools. the killing OF rats
these are the cardinal points of their
duty In the ratio OF their
application to such measures will be
their freedom from epidemic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-02-13

Mr.. A. w. Carter has lately become
a trustee OF the Bishop Estate. Judging
from the vigorous way in which he has
addressed himself to all sanitary meas
ures during the time of the plague, we
think he will prove a useful accession
to the board. Mr. Carter may be lone
some there, for his colleagues have not
so far permitted the battle with the
plague to sweat them much, but he
will be pretty sure to set sturdy ex-
ample in well-doing. The Advertiser
knows of no place where it is so badly
needed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-02-13

England is suffering from the one
sided development of her offensive and
defensive strength. Surprising that
her foes would all be within reach of
the navy, she has built great war
marine and neglected the military arm.
Now, with but 10000 men in South
Africa, she is doubtful about weaken
ing home defences by sending more.
This is a sorry position for "the great
est empire on EARTH" which ought to
have half-million armed men always
within call.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-02-13
PROPERLY TEST AND POLITICS

II ought to be made perfectly clear
to the Republican majority in Congress
that the natives have not asked for the
removal OF the property clause In the
voting franchise, however they might
profit by 1t, but that the request comes
from the white monarchists who want
to organize them as Democrats and use
them against the Republican annexa-
tionsts OF Hawaii.
These natives are in the voting ma
jority when counted against the oppo-
sition OF other whites than the Portu-
guese. II we can judge anything from
their past attitude and the expressions
Of their newspaper organs, they are in
cined toward the Democratic party,
believing that the Democracy meant
to restore their Queen but was frus-
trated by the Republicans. 1t is this
sentiment that the white demagogues
who used to breed the chief POLITICAL
scandals of the monarchy want to take
advantage Of to the detriment OF those
who are responsible for the annexation
movement. Is this conspiracy which
a Republican Congress can afford to
aid?
The property clause has two aspects
that ought to appeal TO Congress. 1t
is intended on the one hand to give
the Republican annexationists a
chance in the Senate which will be de-
MED them, by virtue of the free-for-all
suffrage, in the House. On the other
hand, 1t Is designed to aid and foster
the Americanization of this group.
There is no American feeling whatever
among the men who, by virtue OF an
aboriginal vote, would control the Ha-
waiian Legislature in case the property
safeguard were dismissed. They would
restore the monarchy IL they could.
Their instincts, prejudices, revenges,
all are wrapped up in the Royalist ira
dition. With Legislature composed
of such men and their dupes the light
est word from Lilinokalani would go
farther than the strongest adjurations
of the Governor and the moral pres
sure of the best part of the body poll
tie.
1t may be from one point of view
that the property test is un-American,
but there will be precious little Amer,
icanism in the Hawaiian Legislature
without It. ,uh ID
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-02-13
NEW COASTERS
Hawaiian Transporta-
ton Co. Formed.
Incorporates Today Capital $780,
000--Some Stock for
Subscription.

With the increasing demand for
shipping facilities and quick dispatch
of freight from this port to the other
Islands comes the announcement OF
the formation of new transportation
company. Articles of Incorporation OF
the new company are now in course of
preparation by w. r. Castle, and will
be filed within the next few days.
The prime movers In the new cor
poration are the McChesneys and 9th
ers, who have seen with what success
the little gasoline schooner Surprise
has been operated On account of the
delay in getting freight off from here
the firm of NJ w. McChesney & Sons
purchased schooner to do their car
rying. This schooner was lost, and so
the Surprise was ordered, and In due
time began her trips between this
port and the Kona coast of Hawaii.
Her runs thus far have been made in
very fast time; and, as she is built to
use gasoline as an auxiliary power, the
lack of sailing wind does not compel
her to wait
The present company forming is to
be limited stock company with
capital of s10O,OOO; shares to be of
par value of 500 each. All of the
stock Is taken with the exception of
about $4,000 worth, which will be as
sessable stock, and open to public sub
scription. Sixty per cent will be called
for on subscribing, and the balance
as 1t is needed.
1t is deemed advisable to make the
first assessment substantial one, as
the purchase of other schooners will be
made soon and the cost of them mus,
be met. There is at present schoon-
er similar to the Surprise building on
the Coast The new boat will be OF
800 tons. which is 100 tons larger than
the boat now here. Several other
schooners will be brought here as soon
as possible and will be put to work as
soon as they arrive.
The cost of operating these gasoline
schooners is very little compared with
the cost of working steamer, and
they are capable of making quick trips
between the Islands, as they are built
for speed. They will be able to steam
seven knots an hour.
The trouble heretofore with sailing
schooners of this class has been that
after clearing Maui they were some
times forced to lay in a calm for a
couple of days and then, catching a
wind to within twenty or thirty miles
of shore, have been known to be be-
Gained in sight of Kailua for a day or
two more.
The new company will be known as
the Hawaiian Transportation Com
pany." McChesney & Sons will be the
agents.