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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09
The Light ON the Isle of Pharos

The Light ON the Isle of PharOs.
The most famous lighthouse Of an
tiquity stood on the isle of Pharos of
the city Of Alexandria, in Egypt. 1t
was one Of the seven wonders of the
world and was put up during the reign
Of Ptolemy Philadelphus. After stand
ing up 1000 years it was destroyed by
an earthquake. 1t is understood to
have been over 500 feet high.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09

Accidents come with distressing ire.
quency on the farm Cuts, bruises,
stings, sprainS. DR.. Thomas Eclect-
Oil relieves the pain intantly. Never
safe without it.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09
No Women Admitted.

Maiwatchin. on the borders Of Rus.
STA. is the only city in the world PEG.
pied by men only. The Chinese women
are not only forbidden to live in this
territory. but even to pass the great
wall of Kalkan and enter into Mongo-
liza. All the Chinese of this border city
are exclusively traders.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09
Gloomy Even Then.

Gloomy Even Then.
Hook-Bjones is the most melancholy
fellow | know.
Nye-That's right He proposed to a
girl once by asking her how she would
like to be his widow.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09
JOHN c. DODGE.
HOUSE PAINTER and

HOUSE PAINTER and
1872 S. Main St. PAPER HANGER
BARRE, VT.
l have a team and make speciality of
work in surrounding towns. I carry
a line of WALL PAPER samples. or.
ders by mail promptly attended to
All work guaranteed. Te.. loe..z.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09

Half the ills that man, is heir to
come from indigestion. ,Burdock
Blood Bitters strengthens and tones
the stomach; makes indigestion i'm.
possible.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09

Itching piles? Never mind il ply.
sicians have failed to cure yon. Try
Doan'S Ointment. No failu there.
SO cents, at any drug store
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-09
>. WILLIAMSON. M, D
WooolBL ocK, BARRE. ".

WOOO1beOCNe BARRe. W.
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat,
eI leeEe By Oculist Examination,
V."VOLO the only methods that
prevent insists. Hours . to -, 1850
to 4:30, $50 to 1880. Tuesday p. m.
Ut Montpelier. Tuesday evening clos.
ed. Sundays lis tc LAS. Residence
No. 9 Camp st.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-16
Information Local.

-Hernogenes CArfillo y o.
prianA Ayala y Carrillo solicitan
dispense de pRrentesco para con.
trAer m&trimonio civil.
-De,fn Barrett y Josefa Aida
rondo solicitAn dispense de p&ren'
tesco para contrAer matrimonio ci'
vii.
-Et Microbes 18 del actual se
verGn en- ell Tribunal de Distrito de
esta ciudad los iuicios orales de las
causas instruidas contra Tiburcio
Colon, por estaf Elsuterio Torres
rapto.
Con motive de las coustantea
lluvlaz no hubo juego de B sc Ball
aver en- Paerta de Tiara y muy po'
cas- personss salieron de ls poblar
ci6n 6 los sitios habituales.
En- IL Iglesi@ cAtedrsl Sc estan
celebr&ndo las mover de San Juan
patron de esta capital.
cAuoche tuvo lugar "a retretA
que la banda del battalion puertor1i-
quef) die en- In plaza B ldorioty.
MAY lucida quad6 ID improvi'
sada jarsnitA en- eI Casino EspAnol
de esta ciudad.
.-Esta noche como de costum'
bre celebrarA tenidA 10 Logia Cab&-
llerCs de Ia verdAd.
e microbes q las diez y me-
dia de Ia maf1AnR recOiera la CORES
pondencia para los E. U. 81 vapor
CArac s.
Sc 1ica qua ell primero del pro-
ximo mes Sc retir2 ara de San Juan
Ia Policl@ Iusular empezando &
prestsr servicios 10 nueva pOlicfs
municipal.
Con motive de 10 creaei6n de
ia poliCf8 municipal, Sc encuentr&H
en- ests capital numerosAs persOnas
que vienen en- solicitud de plazGs.
-Sa encuentr&n en- estS ciudad
los Sres. don Manuel Lsdeama y
Fjguero& de ArecibO y don Eluar
do Georgetti de B srcelonetA.
-Seg1 Sc nos inf )rm3, parece
que se tr&ta de celebrar otrs fiesta
igual q IL de anoche en- Rio Piedras,
en- 81 mismo local. Realmente result
tA un sitio deliCiosO.
La sociedad de sefIoras de que
es Presidenta accidental la distin
guida stnor& viuda Autons Gntti, ce'
lebr6 h& POGO uuS lucida ~Kermese0
con objeto de socorrer & las vfcti.
mas de- Ia cAtAstrofe de las antillas
memories, y en- benefcio de la propia
asociaci6n. Ell resultado delfiiantr6
pico acto ha sido atisfactoriO, y al
ef4cto la sociedad hA librado IN 81
70 de 338 frances As c6ntimos, diri
gido al senor p&rroco de Fort-de'
France. Nuestros Rplausos + Ia ca
rit&tiva Rsoci8ci6n.
Los ex& nenes para maestroe
no procedentas de 10 Normal empe'
zArau en- el salon de sesiones de las
Ca naras ell Is del actual & las nueve
de Ia man&na, terminAndo los de
gradu&dos y rurales el 20 y los de
principal, el q. LBS aspirAntes de-
berAn concurrir con &lgunS sntici
pAci6n.
-Don Isidoro T0na, conocido
CO nerciaute de ests plaza, ha fAlle
| cidO en- Barcelona.
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EStadOS UnidOS
FranCia.

Los lectores de Ia La Oorrespon'
denoia tienen co1ocimiento va de los
discursos ronuEciAdos en- Ia inau-
guraci6n de In estAtua de ROcham-
beau en- Washington, discursos que
fueron dichos por el Pcesidente de
10 RepdblicA Norte americana, y por
Mr.. CAmbon, representante de la
Franci& en- Est&dos Unidos.
Nota exec lctonalmente simp&ti-
ca, por cu&nt& es la sig gditicaci6n
de esos dos grAndes pueDlos en- el
concerto de las n&ciones.
Francis proclamando los dere.
chos del hombre y Estados Unidos
complet&ndolos en- uu RI do mas
extenso al Cabe, dad&s las liber tAdes
de Ia mujer y la Smplia esferA de
Rcci6n en- que puede desarrollsr sus
Aptitudes, son pueblos que ha9ta
pOr este solo heCho, merecen mar.
chAr hermanadOs & las gr&ndes con.
quistGs del porvenir, que indud&bls-
monte les reserva dfas de gloria mas
altos ada que los que al presente les
enAltecen.
Pero clio es que, adem&s de
este, Estados Unidos y FrAnci& es
tan ligAdcs en- Ia historic por vfncu-
Jos imposibles de romper. Eatados
U aidos, para 10 csusS, de su indie
pendencia, 54vo al gran Washington,
81 ilustre hiio de Virginia; pero
Francis, para Ia c&usA de Ia inde
pendenci& nOrte- americana, di6 ell
Corazon, ell brAzo y L. espAds de uno
gus mas ilustres hijos: el marisc&l de
Rochambe&u.
Y EstAdos U 1idOs, pueblo ge-
neroso y noble, rinde hoy holOcaus-
to & la memoria 81 hijo de Francla,
que contribuy6 con su vAlor y con
So abpegAci6n oil triunfo de una eau
50 lev&ntada y justa.
Do ahf qua los Cos pueblos en-
que hs cristaliz sdo en- Ia realidad Ell
principle democr6tico, SO hayan
cofundido ca an &brAzo fraternal
ante la &pote6sis de an gran hom-
bre.
DaspQ6s del solemnfsimo acto
cue tuvo lug sr en- Washington,
FrSncia y EstAdos U 1idos NO pue-
den ser sin6 dos pueblos hsrm&nos
en- los que alientR ell mismo amor &
la libertGd, Va que, 81 an&loga for
ma de gobierno los aproxima, he
chos hist6ricOs los estrechan los
allan en- amist2d f"anca y pre- fun
d&.
Los que amsmos To- paz como
medic el mas poderoso para el en-
grandecimie ITO del humane l'naje,
vemOs esa3 mAuif 9staciones <ruis
tas de dos pueOlos & Ia vez ricos, in
telig 9utes y civilizador9s, con hon,
do reg0cijO, con Ia natural simpat1 q
que, en- las almAs h9nr6dss, des
piertan actOs de- ls mag gnitud del
quo hs tanidn tfacto en- Ia inar ga
raci6n, en- Washington, de Is ests
tuR del Mari. cal de r )chambe&u.
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AIB0NITO.

iI1y Il n
&SS=N7 bln J@ Aib0nitn sno-
raaaszAzasssASSsaaaasA nae . =; ,1ndi, ro;Iia9 =,
on !, .5sn;In Jn nna >l 1"on+nro t. (
JnnJr rnndurn nm Cicij ramjno
ny;,tr nm lunar que ofrrrc NM en-
r;o., nn,,,liorid,l annnoe cnnoc;1o
nn w. T., 11' i,,1a '>''''' -'''>
na,,In onuoI ,;+;n 60 doroinor =,
90 van con aLsoI,I+o cIor;JaJ ioe
los nnl+as @ n " y Jo l., isIo Ie''' 400
>''' CG-', CnanJo fu9c;nnoIo o1 rh"i;doro-
rou nmn nI nohicrno pSno1mi w I0'-7i% nti7liI6
,,oro ltroor,;I;r sn6a1nc YnTnl I1mar
f,15 % oIn",iJo na,o ngta blodor ,,na 10 I
ia' oat U 53n;n,,d r ''no ""inn p"n"o w "
G1n ,' 1~"n ir'%T,''''r Y '''' y ''''' " 0D00 q
Hri,nor, visit, n,+n corocn do
imnort5nnia nrrn Ja verJaJ as ono
si Eos habit9ntrs de Aibnnito co501
rinran sns internsns on onnoI o.
,InnJidn 0,o1H, ~, r%yL, +on,Irion 11n
f'v1rariIo v yngnrn mndin No nros-
ncrijod '0 Wv ~ " P'0'
Nnmnroyos SON Ios hu,jvh,v
,,noric,nne In1n yiyitan - iyIo q
c, tnv;nno lInoni,n;o~+o 40 10 o1,i.1
tnprio do onnn1 rnrioso lmror 81 60
rTl" 0 W 'd,cbo w g; 's" 81 nooro % oi oI
caIninn " 80 hiricro aIIl nm simnIn in
ILjosko, muchos viaieros harlan alto
on AiboDito 3IUun0s dias i aIuunas
bor3s con- c1 rIrIusiyo obiefo de-
l,,h;r ( onuoIIo cn,nhro nor3 rndor
docir (, en-" han 'oI'" visto II f~II opI'lI IT
t1a
''|0 Y Y''c cs lsabido one ma corriontc
de viaieros cstablecida Dor un Iu-
oar, dcia dcsapcrcibida bero poSiti-
Vamcntc IN rcdimionto en- dinnro,
H'1no,o M 500 n5s nno CON 10 nnr-
,nandnc;a +na No. ~ nm I los bo+nInS Joi ~ nndhIo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-16
Ell 0SCuadrOn
de buQueS de guerra
amerlCanOS,
Sc retira de Italia.
FL tallO del tribunal fu6 iDjuStO.
Los buQueS Salen
de aguaS italianaS.
de maestro Corresp0nSak }

Washington JUNO 6. Sc e
ha orden ado I'll Almir&nte del escua.
dron destioado 6 Sguas Gu rt o 9Rs que
s@Igs de las idem it slisn&a, ara 1e
S ,crerario de 10 ArmadA pue 10 na-
GER pd olicA su decision en- el asunto
de lo4 fici Ales de Gel ChicSgo> Con-
denAdos p II un tribunal it sli&ro por
altsrar Ia tranqujl!dad pub icA en- Vie
nh.
Ii cAusA de e,tA orden @ atli.
buye, que cuan2 70 Sc publique ls de.
ci,:6n del Sc 'retsri0 Mo 10Y cAusara
una gan comm oion n Italia, por 10
qua Sc ra rej r que no hSya boques
en- sus sguas.
E S scretario Moody en- su re-
sO'Oc'6 hace const one el fAllo del
tribunal fac i'ju t., que SO We L.
marcad& idea de h0c ar sntipGt'cOa 6
los sme icsnos ante elpueblo It slis ..
~
Sc tavo lG jdes en- ell Dep Arta
mentO de Ia Ann ada que IL de i.i6n
&c, Secretrio eeria L. de tituci6n &c
los Cf ia,e3, Ia que Sc ha desvaneci~
do en- vista de Ia 0: den dada de que
sAlgan los buques lie &guas Tia -
mas.
IQuiere '. f1mar buenos cjga
rros? pues c6mprelos en- Ia cigarre
ria de J. W. Blanco.
a Allen street. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-16
81 LCdO, JdQr6gQi.

En- 10 mAnans de hoy racibimos
ell sjguieota telegrams, que nos ira
10 una triste nuava: Arecibo JUNO
l6 Correspondence San Juan.
Aver antes una tarde muri6 D3n
Francisco Jkuregui Su entierro hoy
por In mAfana. Correspons&l
Sentimos hondamente Id muerte
del sef1or kuregai Fu6 81 buen puer
torriquerlo, qua, por sus rolevantes
prendas de carra9ter supo hacerse
acredor a 10 p6blics y general esti
msci61 de sus compatriotas.
Nuestro fntim p6same q su des
consoLAda f3mili&.
I'm est& impr anita se vende pa
pei da psri6dicos S9.40 @l @wintal.
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N0TICIAS.

Don Jaciuto Taxidor, Notario de
Guay&ms, ha obtenido Iicsucia por
dos meses para traslsdsrse & los e.
ados Uoi1os, dejsndo 81 frauts de ls
NotArfs al sustituto D)n M sria n o
Cap6.
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Solidaridad. 81.
Pueblo boer regocijado.
ANIMACION EN- Ell BANQUETE.
Los generates beers hombres de Illus
TRACTION.

New York Junio l6 $50 A N.
Durante Ell banquete celebrado
eu Pretoria, demostr0se una perfec~
ia soidaridad de aspiraciones entire
los generates beers y los ingleses.
FL pueblo demostr6 su rogocijo pOr
este acto, en- Ell cual rein6 gran ami
maci6n. Los generates beers en-
sus discursos han demostrad0 qua
son hombres de gran cultura e Illus
TRACTION.
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AviSo importa0te,

De! cs~r!torio de dou Jose r. Bo'
driguaz de AhssCO donde escaIaron,
le fee robado entire olros documen'
tos, IN R9cibo por valor de trescien'
toa dollars $500 'que fu6 ex 2edido
por Ia casa de don Juan B Anchj Pa
gan q favor de don Ju&a B Sain
c9ntr& ia casa de los Srss, Frit2a
Llud y Ca con et No 2i8 y fscha 26
de Abril podo. L. que Sc hAce p1'
blco para ~ cfectos del psgo.
& Q
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POR CABLE
CSERVIC1O DIRECTO.O
Africa del Sur.
Gran banqueteen Pretoria
ENTIRE GENRRALES INGLEsEs
Y beers.

New York JUNO l6 8 80 A. M.
Un gran banquete ha tenido
lugar en- Pretoria entire generates
ingleses y beers. Pronunciaronse
con tai motive dlScursos en- los cua-
les Sc abogaba por la prosperidad
de las antiguas repdblicas.
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El distirgudo puertorricueno
don Modesto Avi 81 Tlrado, 81 indi'
cado para Ia sdmiuistr8ci6n de Ha-
ciends de MaDzAnil!o (Cnba) Avi,
les dessmpen6 IL alcsldfs del citAdo
pueblo, y no quiso que se le reeljgie'
ra A7i!6s TiradO f16 amigo intimo
= secretariO particular de Ant 3nio
Maceo.
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TO LETT

Wine rooms aud one cOmmOdiOn
and we'll ventilated mir RdOr 1T rea
onable uprices. Apply ct 30 So
Iog6 atret.
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M0n0daS J m0dallaS

Muy artiguas. a1g mas del priu-
cipio de L. E - Cyisti ers, Sc YER d en
b&ratss, Informeran en- La Cores.
pondenoia. S IS 2
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In b2lQQGtG.

E ,ts roche lss y tpndr& lugar
1 bsnquete'en h tel Inglaterra en-
honor del Clusul ADeticano de
Barbados al qoe asi,tirAn; E. c.
berna1or Hunt, S,c'etsrio de E tA,
do, ST.. Consul de B ,rbAdss, R. pre-
s2nt%nta del Fl raid de NuevA Yoik
M. M Al Mr., R0pet, Mr. Pa k,
UsPrisl, Q mAdantes de los vauu'
res eCincinnatya y sPotOmAc2 y el
Sr PniRls representsnte del H9raldo
E3pA1ol.
E este acto tomRr6n parte uni
cAmente los representatives de ID
prensA que asistieron Martinic&,
MEL I9GINMIlEE
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MQlta impu0St0
pOr T0SOr0ria.

E. proceso iucoado contra don
Juan Bsu lists Arzaags, socio de IL
casa de soorinos de Egg 1iaga, y con'
tra g, administration de IL hacienda
Bueas Vista, don USE B sguares
tain, por tentative de sobotno h.
sido +ermin&do mediante 10 imposi'
Goa de una mult&, impuosta adminis
trAtivsmente por ell Tesorero de
Paerto Rice, & dicaos senores.
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Don U piano VSldes Cajss hs
J0m@0v p o0si6n dol oo~eo do T'.s-
cS' del T ibu 81 d. D;strjto d. M a.
ysgu z, para 81 que fa6 nonbrado
pOr el Honorable G G1barnador.
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Et joven don Federico Toro. dc
Porce, IA embsrcAdo para los Esta-
dos u 0idos & verificsr comprEs para
para el nuevo establecimianto Que
en- breve qaedarA elf alberto baj 70
Ia firm& TOro CAp}lonch ca
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Ell bale del Casino de Ponce
que estAba a1unciAdo para ayar do
ming, kuoo Ia sus soaudars4 p0r as
contiuuas lluviAsy pr hallacse la
orquesta de &C Jco fss Ell GdAy&mA
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Justins Hern&pdez, de Ponce ha
sido dada de alta en- Ell Hospital Tti
che en- donde s ballads p3r lesio
nss re'cibidas,
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Hoy dieron prioci 2io los exGma
nes de los alu nnos de Ia Normal d9
Rio Piedras.
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Pablo Kruger
no Gambia de actitud,
Sc LAMBNTA DE LO0CURRID0
En- Ell banqUate.

New York Junio Is $50 A M
Pablo Kruger dice, con mUtivo
del suntuoso banquete celebrado en-
Pretoria, que 6l no Gambia de la &C.
titud en- que eSta colocado respecto
de loglaterra, y que Iamenta dcsde
luego las ocurrenciaS del indicado
banqucte, pero que 6l es Ell mlsmo
de slomPre y que no vOlvera jamas
d su patria.
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Una bOmba.

G n vo1snt s fjs, y locs, liz 10
pars fu 7c ionsr III v.pnr, Sc 4ndo
osra5a. Inf ,rmaran e La Oorrespon
denoia S Is q
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&%OAANAs A%a@@ A%DEAAF IA
(BLANCAS) (NEGRAS)
7aR Pe6n del Rey la 4" casiLa del
L ~ Roy.
|" NJ rH5n silla. '"Oal'0 dc N''O' o Ca"
o. R. Pe0n dc la Reina la 4" casilla.
% N . Pe6n de la Reiua la 4" caslla
@ 2 Po6n ool Roy la )" casilla.
- n Pe0n do la Tore de la Reina &
. M la 81 Casila.
A@R OabaIo del Rey la 3" casilIa
La del Altl del Rey.
I@ N AItl de la Reina 4 la s. casilla
Nt del cabalIo del Rey.
e r - AIttl del Roy la 2" casilla del
O' Roy.
g. NJ doI 1 A Iii Gs s TS2" Eo2 comS 10 o caDao o1o
bIancoD
g. B. x5 1H5 5s S5ns Hey y A ;H Ssssa sssssss oas'"
g. NJ Poo" del Eoy a la 3 oasiLla.
r B. - ra"jl,s poGn del AlhI de la Eoi"a Ia4"
T NJ b93n bi de J9I IA A4j 5ana Dam' '' 0""il'
g. B. ds, Ga0SIQ SI do o IA <d{o. Ho!n" l" 80 oasa
g. NJ AlGl de Roy Il a 5" casilla del ca
o. R Keina, a la 3 casiIla de su ca
ballO
y M AIhl del Rey i la 4" casilla de la
Tore de la Reina.
IN r EnrrOQuo por e flanco del Rey; 6S-
to la CaSIla de su cabalo, Tore
i la del Alil
IN NJ Po6n de la Tore del Rey Il su 3"
casiila
IT R. Pe6n de Alhl de Rena 4 5" casilla
de la Roiua. a.---Pe6n toma pe0n.
IT M - Pe0n del Altl de Rcina la 4" ca
SIla dc la Rena (Pe6n toma pe6n)
1OR - Cabalo dc la Reina la "a casilla
AZ de la Rcina. Toma pe6n.
- NJ CabalIo de la Eeina Il g casilla del
A'' AldI de la Rena.
7QR Caballo i la g. casiIla del Alfl de
AN 49, Rey Jaque al Rey,
l3 NJ Rey d la casilla del Alfil del Rey'
IA B.-...........
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E1 CJrozRl Sc hs de 1cubierto
recientemente una nina de plati
no.
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81 Ayaotam eato de Morovis
ha desig l&do a don Pedro J. Five
ra 20 oAra elcArgo vAcante de Jaez
Municipal propi etario de dicho pue'
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E. LOPEZ CEPERO

8O5 Henry Street Broc klyn n. Y.
Admite huespedes 4 pre- sios no
dicos, con 6 sin comida. ap
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Partida de Ajedroz.
RECORD.

%OTRNA. ALDAMA.
(BLANCAS) (NEGRAS)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
REGISTRATION POINTS

Continued from Page ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10
ANsW e RED.

There was at least one responsive
hearer in the crowded little church In
Southern village, and II happened
this way
Guests had arrived unexpectedly at
the country parsonage on Sunday
morning.
The weekly supply Of butter had
run short, so the hospitabe host dis
PATCHED old Joe, the handy man, to his
neighbor. Mr.. Paul. whose dairy al
ways boosted a surplus. The parson
proceeded to church with his well pre-
pared sermon on some OF the deep say
ings of the great apostle, aud was we'll
under way with 1t when old Joe, re-
turning empty handed, concluded he
would quietly slip in and near his mas
ter preach.
Just as he entered the preached
leaned over the pulpit, stretched forth
his hand with a most impressive inter.
rogation in voice and manner, and
called out: And what did Paul say?"
Distinctly sounded through the church
old Joe's reply:
He say. marster he amt going to
let you have no more butter till you
pay for the last you got. '-Tit.Bits.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

James Ashford. the father OF Attor-
ney Ashford, was naturaliZed yester
day and he also registered. He is 50
years of age
Two young Cinnamon with their IA,
Their, called in to register this morning
but were told they were too late. The
old man thereupon started in TO haran-
que In Chinese and the effect was Of
course lost on the members OF the
Board.
A. Higgins. the hackman. appeared
before the Board OF Registration Just
as the members were arising from their
seats to depart. He was therefore the
last man to register VIM. Savidge was
the first to register.
Among those who registered was a
young Hawaiian who had Just reached
his majority the day before.
A native called at the Office OF the
Board this morning and tried to regis,
ter. He was told that the sessions
were completed last night. He insist,
ed that he be allowed TO register since
he had been kept very busy by ths
government and IL was impossible foI
him to get away. When pressed as t.
the place where he had been working
he replied: over in Jail. just got
out this morning"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

Major Davis of Camp Mckinley has
bought lot on Tantalus, near the
eucalyptus forest and above the half
way house. He will start in building
. bungalow in very little while. Ma
jor Davis pronounces Tantalus the best
place anywhere in the suburbs for one
to secure an entire change Of atmos-
phere.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

w. F. C. Hasson, electrical inspect.
or, has his hands full attending to
wiring operations all over town. When.
ever he let's up scrutiny to work on
desirable legislation or his report to
the Executive. there is sure to be
something contrary to regulations at
tempted in some quarter or other. He
surprised the wiremen in one building
with a second visit and found them
putting in type of conductor imml'
nently dangerous. Today the inspect
or sent out several cautionary letters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-10

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin
Evening star., 1902-08-08
COTTON GOODS IN EGYPT
Consul Monaghan's Report as to Their
Exports

According to recent German reports,
England has been, up to the present time,
the main exporter Of cotton goods to
Egypt, although the Italian cotton indus
try is becoming a successful competitor
In report to the State Department on the
subject United States Consul Monaghan, at
Chemnitz, says:
Among the German imports the cheap
cotton prints were more important these
being manufactured chiefly in the Alsace-
Lorraine country and shipped via Genoa,
so that it is believed many of them appear
on the Egyptian market as Italian goods.
Lately more expensive stuff, with a silk
finish, has gained considerable prominence
in the market. Furniture stuffs are also
in demand and are shipped mainly by
Italy. 1t is important that these goods
should possess a high gloss and luster and
a soft feel to the hand
AT present glut Is reported in the
market of plain, unbleached cotton stuffs,
a large quantity of which Is supplied by
the United States, especially to the Sou
dan and the Red sea region. Other articles
extensively imported into Egypt are cot
ton shawls. net lace, tulle. gauze, mosquito
netting, curtains and cotton head shawls.
There is an especially good demand for
checkered and manycolored cloths.
Among the Chinese in the vicinity of
Hong Kong there is large and expanding
market for cheap white cotton hosiery.
The expectation of cotton goods to the
east takes place largely through houses a
points like Hamburg and Paris There is
question that American manufacturers
of cheap cotton half hose can find mar
ket for their products II the combination of
coors which the oriental people desire Is
carefully observed. Judging by the sue
cess of our manufacturers in the South
American trade, their chances in the orient
ought to be exceptionally good. CORE
spondent wrote to me from Alabama some
time ago that he was doing good business
with South America in hose but he wished
to learn the combination of colors which
the German and French manufacturers
We're sending to those countries. l sue
ceeded in getting him the exact informa-
ton, and within few years he has in
creased his business with South America
from IA 900 dozen to 33 600 dozen per week.
American manufacturers ought also to be
able to compete in the east with English,
French and German hosiery