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Laignorancia

En- Ruman1a, cuya poblacion es
de 5.912, $50 habitantes, seg1n ell I'll
timo censo, solo 1 O24,O87 (77O. 89G
hombres y 252, I91 mujeres) saben
leer y escribir.
Els de lamentar que en- el pals de
Carmen Silva Sc halle tan desatendi
da la instruction pdblica.
La joven nacionalidad debiera,
por el contrario, procurar ilustrarse
q fin de demostrar sus viejas veci-
mas (Rusia y Turqufa) que la indie
pendencia ha contribuido & favore-
Ger sn desarrollo Intellectual, y que
los pueblos de raza latina no son re
fractarios al progreso nj inferiores
en- modo alguno los demas Por-
que 81 es ridfculo pretender ser mas,
es humillante conformarse con ser
m0nOS
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Ell nneiO::' renedl0

nara los callos es ell <CALLlCIDA
RICHARD. Los arranca sin pro-
ducir dolor alguno: Sc usa por la no.
che! & la bora de entrar en- CANA y
no molesta en- 10 mas mfnimo al pa
ciente. Cada frasco cuesta IS cen.
tovos. Sc vende en- los estableci'
mientos xFarmacia Colon, Gel Ca
pricho, <La Esfera, en- San Jua,';
Bazaar Otero,, Ponce; sFarmacia
Aguiar,, Guayama; <Farmacia Du
.eil,. Vieques y camiser1a Gel no II,
Mayagtiez.
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Anuncio

Por la nece sidad imprecindible
de distribuir las horas de despacho,
dedicando unas al estudio de los a .
suntos y redace ion de los escritos
necesarios, y otras a recibir a los
cIientes para informes y consultas,
ruego mis- relacionados que desde
ell lunes pr6ximo tengan la bondad
de no acudir mi estudio Gale de la
Cruz ndm. "a sino desde las 12 del
dia las 3 de la tarde.
Con este no reza cualQuier acto
dc reconocida urgencia.
Pto Rico 90 de JUNO de 1900,
LIDO Hi1a4'do Catevillas Hernandez
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"SPARKLETS."

O sean aparatos pequef1os pa
WATER, aerear leche, vino y todo
hquido que Sc desee hacer esferve'
cente. .- &
DE VENTA precios m6di'
cos en- la herrera y fundicion de
ROBERTO GRAHAM. Marina 25
Ponce, Pto Rico.
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E nvenenanliento.
p0r Ell abuse de- cafe

Ell doctor Combemale da a como
GER el case de un enfermo que pre-
sentaba todos los sintomas de la EN-
briaguez alcoh6lica; solo poe ia dor.
mir un par de horas, durante las cua
les era presa de continues aluciona
clones, sufrfa constantes fuertes
dolores de cabeza; y Sc hallaba muy
dem acrado
El enfermo era un pobre, que to
MIA por costumbre recoger en- varias
casas el cafe sobrante que le reserva
ban
Solo con suspender ell uso del
cafe, Sc logr6 hacer desaparecer los
referidos s1ntomas; sin embargo, las
reca fdas en- estos casos son frecuen-
tes, segdu ell british Medical Jour.
nal1
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Ofdo
I'D. HabIar
de Ella ?

! Seguramente que no es,
} la primera vez que oye I'd.
J decir EMULSION de SCOTT,
pero quizas tenga una idea
! vaga y err6nea que es acei-
te de higado de bacalao con
su NAL olor y sabor y de-
mas repugnantes caracte.;
risticos. Es, en- efecto, aceite
de higado de bacalao, el;
mas puro y el sm!eior del
mundo, perO convertible en-
una emulsion tan grata al
paladar, que todos. pueden
tomarla. A los nidos. les
gusta, y piden mas.
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La muerte,, protestando contra la
concesi6n del que, intentan hacer
pasar por dicha calle.
Al efecto Sc hace historic de 10
ocurrido en- este asunto, Sc recogen
1ar opiniones c51trar;es expuestas
y Sc citan las cisposiciones legaIes
que Sc han infringido.
Ell gobernador de Huelva to.
legraffa que en- Cartogama ha des'
cargado una gran tormenta, causan.
do grandes daf1os.
Han quedado destruidas doce
casas y sufrido grandes desperfec'
tos so 6 60.
Las perdidas son muy conside'
ra bles.
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Ano K, Mum. 1863
l)iiVO.j|lCiio.

En- <La GauIois, leemos 10 si.
guiente:
<Ayer Sc firm6 delante del con
sui general de Espaf1a en- Paris, Y
siendo testigos los letrados Leon
Renault y Bertrand, como represen
tantes de las parties interesadas, ell
acta de separation amistosa de cuer
po y bienes de los infantes de Espa
fia dof1a Eulalia y don Antonio.
<En virtud de este documento,
don Antonio de Orleans fijara su re.
sidencia defnitiva en- Paris, y dof1a
Eulalia de Borb6n en- Madrid, Gale
de Quintana, mum. s, donde ha ad-
quirido un hotel con este objeto.
clos infantes don Alfonso Y don
Luis Fernando, hijos de los c6nyu-
ges separados, continuaran en- ell co.
legio de Inglaterra donde Sc hallan
actualmente, hasta la epoca en- que
esten en- disposition de ir a Espana
seguir los estudios militares & in
gresar en- Ell ejercito espanol.
<La infanta dof1a Eulalia habi.
tara en- ell l,palacio de Castillo con su
augusta madre la reina dof1a Isabel,
hasta que crea oportuno ell momento
de ir a Madrid,
Hacfa tempo que la infanta Eu
lalia y ell infante don Antonio ha-
b1anse separado <amistosamente>;
pero la infanta no hab1a podido re.
cabar ell divorcio nj la solicitada au :
torizaci6n para residir en- Espaf1a.
As1 las cosas, ocurri6 10 siguien.
to, segdn nos informa nuestro CO.
rresponsal en- Madrid.
Agotados osterilmente por la in
fanta todos los medios que estaban
a su alcance para conseguir su indi.
cado prop6sito, alguien le aconsei6
que acudiese a Luis Bonafoux, como
asf 10 hizo
La entrevista de Bonafoux Y la
infanta Eulalia tuvo lugar en- ell Pa.
lacio de Castillo, residential de la
reina dof1a Isabel
Enterado Bonafoux por la In
fanta de los incidentes del asunto,
consultado sobre ell procedimiento
que debfa seguirse, opin6 que habfa
que hacer una violenta campaf1a de
revelaciones sensacionales; y al efec-
to. y como principle de hostilidades,
publico ell siguiente suelto en- eLa
Campaf1as de Paris:
sToda Europa sabe y todo Pa
ris comenta-hace mas de un mes
que el infante don Antonio y la in
fanta Eulalia Sc divorciaron samis
tosamente,, y que dona Isabel II,
atenta al decOro de la monarqu1a di6
hospitalidad q la infanta en- el Pala
clio de Castillo.
De IA colonia espaf1ola de Paris,
los monarquicos preguntan:-iPor
que ell gobierno espanol no reclama
q la infanta?
Y los que no son monarquicos,
dicen:-Puesto one la infanta es es-
panola, Squien 6 que le impide re
gresar a Espafia?
Nadie Sc 10 explica. Ell sef1or
Silvela, jefe del gobierno guardian
del trono, puede explicarlo;-y 81 81
no 10 explica, <La Campaf1as 10 expli-
cara.s
AL d1a siguiente entr6 ell gobier
no espaf1ol en- negociaciones con la
Infanta, y pocos dias despues Sc le
acord6 ell divorcio y la autorizacion
pedida para residir en- Madrid.
La amenaza de Bonafoux hab1a
vencido todas las difcultades y re-
sistencias
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IL Paris!

Ell magnf6co y rapido vapor n
giles xSOLENT, tocara en- este puer
to mediado de Julio en- viaje di
recto a Madeira, Southampton, Cher
bourg. Admite pasaje de Ia clase
q 925 hasta Paris iAprovechad es
ia buena barata OCCASION!
Para mas informes dirigirse q
sus agentes
FRITZE, LUNDT & Co
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DESPACHO
gral. de negoCios
andr6n Mater y Ahedo.
e8 TETUAN,01, ALTOS. SCI
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
. Tel6fono no 1873.

Asuntos judiciales y administra-
tiv os, gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, oficinas del Estado y del
Mu unicinio. compra .venta de fincas
urbanas y rdsticas, acciones Bancos
Agricolas, Espaf1oi y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos Sc ccbrar
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
nos y del, pals.
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In
DURLACH \ SPRINGER

lnytan codmente clentes
puertoco ofcnas
su permanenca New York.
Les Ofecen
necar merca
los M UU los de la m Tendr$n mucho br cuague
peddo de nfomes recba
Los peddos depachaan pntud todas las
Sc nos hagan tendran nuestro mayor cudado. =
DURLACH Y SPRINGER
Representatives. dreco las fabrcas
ondos Concentrates Comisonsas de importation exportaci
Direction en- New-York Direction
ID MAIDEN LANE-N Y. CRY 81
81 H.
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/ EsTA I'D. S0RDo q?

Toda cfase de sordera personas que no OIL
gan bien, son curables por medic de nuestra
nueva invencion; solameute 1osque hayan naci-
do sordo son incurab1es. Los rufdos en- Las ORE
3ascesan nfnmediatamen Escribanos porme-
nores sobre su caso. Cada persona puede curar-
sc por 81 mtsma en- su casa, con muy POGO gasto.
DIR. DALT0wS AURAL CLINIC. sss La Sale Ave.
CHICAGO ILL.,. q. y. os A.
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EN- Ell EXTERIOR
UN AHo, .oRo, IS

PAGOS POR ADELANTADO
Los Comunicados y articulos de
inter6s personal, 10 centavos Inca
as seis palabras. No Sc publicah
sin que vengan acompaf1ados del
ifnporte.
No SO devuelven originates, y SO
admitiran los que convenga Ala pu-
caci6n.
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Francisco vaIIecillo
AVOCADO
RUNACAO
LA correspondencja 6 Yabucoa.
.P.--N-A
SGPASG

Que no pnblicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan Dor
una hnea y la Inca vale diez cen.
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
nicados sin su inQorte no 50 contes-
tAa.
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P1doraS ReConStituyentes
Del Dr.. D. NicoIds Reveron.
Pr2segio ercsivo erpeaido Ell de Mayo de 1891
por Ell Ercmo. Sl. Mimisho de Foneuh.
FFeporodas en- La FqrFnucia de VuIIe Concio
PONCE PUERTO-RICO
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Sc MANDA GRATIS
/ 4 TODO Ell MUND0
IN PAQvETE De PRuEBA DEL MAS
FAM0S0 REMEDl0,
sue arsrlM zee uuY peoETo e. vIeon PsRDID0.

rodo eli Que ocurra al State Medical Instituts,
Elektron Building, Fort Wayne, Ind,
f. c. =. recibira por Correo, y gratis, un paqnese
"A miles de hor1bres, quienes habian venido IN
chando inutilncnte por largo tempo contra "a
eufermedad fisica y mental de la peroida oe
vioor. Su exito ha sido tan grande que, en- pro
ID la urnanidad, ha resuelto este Institute re-
"a artir oratuitamente paquetes de prueoa tooas
{.s oerSouas que ocurran el. Ell tratamiento
se puede efectuar propio hogar, sin moies,
tia: asi es que todo el que padezca dc oeoiaoao
sexua1, bajo cualquier forma, va proceosa os
n v n1emoria, depression fisica, varicocele
omsciacion de las parties, puede curarse, poI H-
uismo, en- su casa, sin despertar la minlWa A'e"
ci6n curiosidad por parte de nadie:
Este remedio tiene un efecto particularments
sleutador, desarolla rapidameute Las fuerLas
fisicas. Tan1bien cura todas las enfermedades
causadas Dor el largo abuse de las Iunciones
naturales, por cualquier acctdente gel mismo
Renero en- las que sempre ha sioo VeroAoefSr
naente soberano. IT,. a.
Ell Institute quiere ayudar aquella case "a
hornbres que no pueden deJar su hog2f para 4
curarse: y por ESQ les manda gratis una mues-
ira nue les dara una prueba de la facilidad con
one pueden curarse por 81 mismo De Ia oeoili-
dad sexual otras enfer de Ia misnaA
eanecie usardo remedies adecuados.
FL Institute no hace ninguna exception, pNee
ruanda gratis todo e1 que lie escriba mn paqueto
A prueba cuidadosamente sellado para evitaf
cuafouier Inconvenience pnblicidad. Toda 90
iicitnd dirigida al State Medical Institute, en-
vista de obtener paquetes de prueba, sera aten-
6ida prouta y esmeradamente.
Sc suplica los lectores sscriban sAa psrasea
Ae tiempo.
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~ PETERSBURG 0qt y nelnilfi
Ifnnua 10 The War Oiian ~ Tie aeenpa
ton ~ hukdfn, Aanfhuflai HhpN lhal
Ihn nusalana mel Allh hifpnK opp sllan
~ HehHeha Nhefr tbs thlnsfri SIN ~
lsisHllaHH 4 aHlA Hlas ana hfnnna ana
Naklms, occupied thf failsas enhAnk
lnanI ana heights Tbs nHhliaH ennila
uaa lfanl IN lha Malnlns mil 4 " fhf
Ailafaaan Aflsr 4Fllllsfg pfsRafalle#
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STRIKE NOT YET
DECLARED OFF
Owners Have Given In But the
Miners are not Back
at Work.

HAZLETON, Pa, oct lS.--The officials
of the United Mineworkers have not yet
made move towards declaring the strike
of the anthracite mineworkers off. Presi-
dent Mitchell has in nowise Indicated
what he will do. but 1t is practically GER
tain that after Il number of coal comps-
r. yes have posted notices according to the
demands of the men, the strike will be Of
flcially declared off at those collieries.
A meeting of mineworkers Will be held
here today to arrange for demonsJa-
ticn next week, probably on Monday. In
celebration of the strikers victory
SHAMOK1N, Pa, Oct. B.--Notices that
the terms of the Scranton convention
have been accepted by the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal x Iron Company were
ntsted in public places here and at the
collieres early this morning. Strikers In
the employ OF the company say that while
they are highly pleased over the action
of the Reading, they Will not think OF GO
ing to work until their brethren employed
by other companies and operators, are
granted the Increase 1t is the general
impression here that all employers will
hive fallen into line by tomorrow ana
that a notice from President Mitchell in
fol ming the strikers to go to work viii
be issued Saturday or Monday.
lANSFORD, Pa, Oct 1S.-W. u. 2eh-
ner, general superintendent of the Lehigh
Coal & Navigation Company said today
that the ten collieres operated by the
company are all in operation. The militia
Is still In this vicinity.
LEHIGH, Pa, Oct. lS.--The Lehgh Coal
Company, owned by the Lehigh Railroad
Company, this morning posted notices
dated Wilkesbarre, and signed by Gener-
"a superintendent Lathrop, exactly SINH
lar to those of the Pardees. The notice
abolishes the sliding scale, agrees to a 10
per cent Increase mtil April /, 1901 and
thereafter until otherwise notified, and
fixes the price of powder mt s1.b0 a keg in
stead Of $2.75.
There is some interest here regarding
the further action of the Lackawanna
Company on the question of agreeing to
maintain the 10 per cent increase for the
next six months. 1t is believed, however,
that IT. will fall In line with the action
or the Independent operators, who meet
at Scranton today to agree on a form OF
notification TO the striking employees.
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Mum bering He gins TO-

The work OF numbering the houses
will begin this morning. Stanley
Stephenson, who has the concessions
showed some samples OF numbers,
which We're approved by the Super.n-
tendent of Public Works. The Govern
ment Survey has decided Ia render as
sistance. Each number viii cost TWEEN
ty-dve cents. AS II IL hardly likely
there are any premises requiring over
four street numbers, the approximate
charge win not be over "A dollar 10 any
proprietor,
The receiving of these numbers IL not
'compulsoryi nevertheless, as without a
number house cannot have the prlyl-
ege Of free delivery of NAH matter
doubtless tho average householder WI
regard the small monetary charge ns a
distinct time ana trouble saver,
Mr. Stephenson VIII give cArtlfeatf
20 everyone accepting nnmbor tina
fully attests Il as the official number Of
the premises or house as the ease mas
be
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SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYS.
PrebebIe SECURE Said to be TO Ray
ths LoyRlicts.

NEW YORK. Oct. Is.-South Aff
cans explain the investigation now IN
progress respecting concessions in tn
Transvaal as a preliminary measure
FOR the conflsCatiOn Of The Meth r
lands Railway and other properties
says the Tribune's London correspon-
dent. They assert that some resource
must be found for meeting the i-dem-
nifty claims Of the loyalists Of Nata'
and cape Colony for the destruction
Of their property and the loss Of their
cattle and horses.
Land taxes Will yield little when the
new colonies are impoverished, aud
the mining industry cannot be bled
until II is reorganiHed aud IN a -four
ishmg STATE. The railways are tn
only assets which can be- made ayaila
bic ut an carry day as the basis for
an adjustment q thu indemnity aims.
The state railway VI tile Orange River
colony south Africans say, can b
confiscat"d by mai Itary conquest ard
The Netherlands Corpanys property
they believe. VIII share he same fate.
as II was EIbsi5lz d by the TTarsvaal
Government. and was base uf The BOer
line for military defense.
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itf Whole vtar r.itmn WFs itsnw
arsiut N ral HNo hf rferitt
wore m f1 ifUfHt Nfsi faF tla rh'
DO rel ln.lH use stHNNHIN stand tH b.
sfrurs tHtlf8H tr thr mHrni1IH rhaif
e W. position rHf .Hriuni fi nnnn. hh
ths HtHiBnt were HuHii, o. purtu0 ihr
UfIut.e. raift iu tktttIne Fatigue aHd
ihf diM Hli Mature ~ me emntrf
Ihe Hussbua Oh the course ~ two dHys
operations loot nftt Killed ana wouried
They tantufed several guns
III PETERSBURG, oct W-1hc Wat
once has published further offieal 20
vices regarding the advance and occupa-
ton ~ Mukdcn. These show that the
BuHeiana loft camp at Liao Jan, aenteui
ttt Dol The Chimes retired before them
VA disorder, piuudeiing md burning the
ilages "a they traNrrsrd them. the
niain body of Chinese retirud IN the direC-
ton or Mukdcn. although large numbers
moved eastward and westward
At Jan Tat Gen Sohhovitch, one OF the
Russian commanders, learned that the
Chinese authorities had deserted Mukden
and that their night had becn followed by
that Of the Chinese troops, after y llagine
the town SIC Immediately despatched a
ryng lumn under Col Artamonon.
which. after slight resistance, occupied
Nukdcn ut ( o'clock y. m october
The Chinese had fred the mines and de
stroycd tho city gates. The Russians
found all the buildings belonging TO Eu-
rCpcans and native converts burning Tho
it1po rtant palace had been looted and
turned. \ few Chinese mainta ned a
weak fire IN the streets, but soon retired.
The main body Of the Russians occupied
the town In the course OF the following
day and cleared out all OF the remaining
Chinese troops. Considerable stores OF
war material, with some modern guns
and rifles, were found.
PAL TING EXPEDITION.
TEN -TSIN. oct. 1s.--A courier reports
that the British column of the Pal Ting
Flu expedition reached the walled town OF
Whang CHA Kou. October 15, meeting
with no resistance, and that the other col
uinns have also been unopposed. The ma
tives are friendly and supplying food TO
the troops. the Tao Tai OF Wang Chla
Kou asserts that n body of troops, sup
Dc sed to be Frenct or German, dispersed
a force of Boxers around Wenan, Octo-
Der g. inflicting severe losses ana burning
n number of villages.
Gen Chatfee has ordered two compa.
MES of the Ninth United States Infantry
to garrison Tien-Tsin The provisional
OF Ti.n-Tsin has sent forty
I;uxers TO death.
The Shanghai correspondent OF tne
Times, wiring yesterday, says:
a"The Tao Tai has applied to the Consuls
to arrest over GOO Chinese who reside In
the foreign settlement. on charge OF
conspiracy. Those named include several
vell-known Cinnamon, whose only crime
Il that they possess aggressive ideas. This
demand is significant of the growing IN
fuence Of the anti-fore'gn party. The fact
that a tribute Of rice is regularly shippe
mp the Yang Use Jtiang proves that the
Viceroys are still supporting the Empress
Dowager."
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TEL e41pr RnLylpLs

rha siudcats -t 4..ey age hp.a'Eg
hnil the tId ~ the nal p isn ne
IIuaN31 las eefe.ogl Some BE
tpahkeIs.
9te ~ ln ~ Attest lts9a y l'aH ap-
Die ees tAat has a Wg ed Pr any
rt#fnIs % san Ffa Cisco during 10
amp 4g Elth H9 la sfap9.llal
~ Die "H pct'b "i.l'24 II
Le.a gi5 "a, 3e e,.lt bound psii ''''
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ruai Is hundui nsnsfu uol te
uumprHtli eIU f.iIaN tuu ytaura |f
and .inff
4Int nKfa would b. vera Wt'r NfH
rf ihan ury aru ai present
ron 1IIE tMpiuNEs
aYrlnteudunt iambcft W thr nuo
Va % Cos has decided 30 erect "a mod
srn dwelilne ~ walakoR Tor the use ~
~ employees of the railroad company
u Win contain number ~ iodeing ard
u large room Tot use e. a iouuR ne
room 4 Richicy has been riven The
contract FOR tie construction
DANGEROUS BLASTING
A RICK weighing ten pounds was
blown through the roof " Dr. = Rice's
stable Monday afternoon. II came from
the site ut the building ~ the hilu
Electric Power and Refrigerator Co, on
the Puueo side OF pltman street bridge.
and was thrown out by a heavy blast.
HAWAII BRIEFS.
Norman Halstead ana wife were pas
scngers by the Kinau.
d r. sNiihifn anu W AAt ANAAAA A'h " W
ntsday after short visit TO Honolulu.
j " MCDonough has rendered hts
resignation rs manager ~ the Hilo
Hotel.
j. r. Brown. commissioner Of lands
accompanied by his wife, viii spend a
few days IN Hiio
G. q. kinney ana wife, who have been
In Honolulu during the past ten days,
returned Wednesday.
f.. II. Scovell. manager OF Papalkou
store, returned Wednesday from q
business trip to Honolulu
A japanese resident of Hilo, slightly
demented, wandered away from town
on the 5th Inst and has not since been
found. He was last seen in Kaumana
going mauka.
Gardner Wilder will erect n handsome
residence on his Puueo lots at once.
Mrs. Wilder expects to be in Hilo about
New Year.
l.. NJ. Whitehouse contractor for
grading two miles of the Hilo railway
says the trains should be running over
1t by January LIST.
Jack NELL. who recently retired from
his position ms head luna for the Puma
Sugar Co. stated in Hilo that cane
planted on the company's lands three
months ago Is now higher than a
horses head Before leaving the com
pany's service Mr.. NELL was handsome
ly remembered by his friends.
]. A Scott and C. G. Kennedy. who
went to Honolulu on the Zealandia to
attend "A planters meeting, returned on
the Kinau.
The beauty of the Inter-Island mail
service is shown by the fact that for
eign mail received in the regular course
OF events by the Kinau was Of the
same San Francisco date as papers re-
ceivcd by the Zealanda directly from
the Coast ten days before. 1t Is this
kind Of thing that helps build up bust
ness in a communicative.
The Honolulu papers devote less
space to the destructive flood which
recently befell that city than they do
to an unusually heavy dew in 1.-The
Rainy city" Too bad 1t came along
with the ShrIners; Honolulu Is such 4
nasty village when 1t rains
Mr.. j. w. Mason, manager OF the
Hilo Mercantile Co, who returned from
the Coast by last weeks Kinau. finds
himself much improved In health By his
trip. r.
Miss Bfoderlck will return to Hllo
about December IS.
Hon c. n. LeBlond Is a returning
passenger on the Falls of Clyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bartels are domi-
ciled IN their charming residence in
Puueo.
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Prepared by Dr. l. C. Aver Co.. LOWELL Mass, U. S
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-30
RAILWAY Te Q srnphers

sT LOUIS, Get, lS.--The order Of
Railway Photographers, which has been
IN Grand council for Ten days. has ad
jpuIned to meet IN san Francisco he
second Monday ct October, 1901 The
pluted.
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