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Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT
I%..- lSth,.lr3h $4,000 Flats 7iG 9Th NV. % 10
10uI l. NV, 15r. 5b l.5 90 le04 IN ne Or a. - ,a -,
aa LIPS III NV. lor b. Si33 100 Md ne. Or o 2os0
~ ~ NV; lOr' b.. 90 Store 12+5 Ith "a 9a
Flat 925 NV, ,lr b.. - 90 3aG2 nv t;r 10 81
1879 Sth NV or. b. 81 81 2I43 NJ NV ar - o1
az llth NV, Sr. b. 81 Pon,,rnv 81 r in 5o
l023 18th NV, 4r. 80 .nu 45G Rr,vu e a. lo sa
l3i llth NV. 6r. sto. - ~ 1914 q ;. ar Ia aa
SO So, ST, b. ~ - a0iS Greene ~, a. ~
go l. NV Or. b. .25 ST. 1850 Jefferson nv Or : al
300 Cambridge 81, i. ~ 30 1928 % 81 alley ar 2n
au233t \. L. FOX co. uncA. g2o i st NV
FOR RfNT-BY W. c. DUVAII. 925 + NV
lS29 NJ NV. u rs, all imps. ....-...... SCl5 -
80 { NV. RS, larg" front and rear ydlS - 10
@ Ioo 'ih ne rs. brick, corner. ..-... 20 10
it5 9th NV, rs. brick. all mod. imS ~ 80
ll9 r ne, = RS, brick. all mod. imIs &c.. - 50
1880 I'd st. NV. brick. ..-..- ~ a.
t5l l. NV RS. large yard .....--.- Is 90
2i.6 vermont ave. NV, q rs, br, water. lG 40
., 9th NV, RS. water. .........-...-.. L. -
lt24 80 NV. rooms. ..............- - -
Flat. entire ith floor 800 T. NV. central L. 90
Office rooms 2d floor front. sos r. ~ IL 80
I'd floor front. ah5 T. NV. Sln: business and
dwelling house. 700 l. NV. SIS 30
Storage factory purposes Sd floor GIG Ia.
ave. NV. 22N15. only Si55o. 1t
FOR RENT-NO. 12U6 EAST CAPITOL ST. COR.
Tennessee ave, and overlooking Linruln Park:
S-room and cellar. hot-water heat house:
lately put in order: $40. Key at store
cot. llth aud Mass ne.
au.33t Il. II. WARNER GO.
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-yERI DESIRABLE 3-SToRY AND
basement house, containing IL and bath:
frst-class condition.: 412 - ST. NV; ST. III per
St NV. Ito
Evening star., 1902-08-23
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Branch Offices.

LII d1lSll OlllCSS>
For the convenience of patrons
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT or
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS may be left
at any cf the following branch Offices
OF The Evening Star:
NORTHWEST.
Conn. ave. and /. st--wood's Drug Store
Vermont ave. and st,-Kirg.s Drug Store
18th st & r. !. ave.-HOyle & Co.'S Pharmacy
18th and ts.-Portncr Drug Store.
18th St & yelling plaCs-Epplpy's Drug Store.
7th and 4 sts--CrisweH's Drug Store.
Woodward & LOthrop's-PoStal Tel O3re.
s Karn Sons & Co.-PostaI Telegraph Once.
aIa Pa. cve.-Postal Telegraph Once.
stb 5 snI snI sts-Postai iah TeiesraPh ase ONCE.
L. s. Capit"I-fostal Telegraph Office.
CITY Post OfiCe-I'oStal Telegraph Office.
CaInmhian Building-Postal Telegraph OfHce
Ebb'tt Postal telegraph 0fice.
Isuifer. Building Postal Telegraph Once.
New Willard HoteI-ros;al Telegraph Oflcc.
National Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
EAST WASHINGTON.
lIth & East Capitol sts-IIaIey's Drug Store.
Tth & II SITS. n.e.-W. Armstrong; Drug Store.
I'd st. x a. s-e.-Dobyn's Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST.
Postal Telegraph Ofl.e-foot i1tb St
GEORGETOWN.
2od and VI sts--O'Donnelrs Drug Store.
&c and o sts.-O' Donnell's Drug Store
ADVERTISING RATES.
One cent word for Rooms For Rent
Rooms and -Boarding-Want-
ed Help and Situations
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Fifty Cents per month or % Cents
for two weeks. Invariably in advance.
The address may be changed as fire.
quently desired by giving the old
address as well as the new one.
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-1744 OREGON AVE; NEW BRoWN-
STONE AND PRESS BRICK; IL rooms; tiled
bath; open plumbing; in best order; rent reduced
10 good tenant. Keys at 11i2, next door. east
an23-3ts
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-NO. 3O4 z ST. N.w.-2D-FLOoR
fiat. 5 rooms and bath, $50; back porches; steam
heat; janitor Apply 1409 Corcoran st. NV.
iy
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN THE
'Ivanhoe. 1909 9th st. NV: and rooms;
buffet kitchen and bath; S2250 TO $3.50; now
ready for occupancy. A. A. WILSON CO,
303 7th st. au21-t
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FOR RFNT-12oe NJ ST. NV; g ROOMS AND
bath: mi. 941 ST. NV. and hath
MI. Inquire at store. 18th and NJ NV. au23-6ts
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTT & WILCOX.
1902 Vt av 12r 3b cl sss. 80 2I43 d, b. sr w..I2BO
l5J2 M R lor, NIL SO SO . I4l9 @ 18th E 6r eel 90 90
1905 1is i7iS N mi OFFICE SH Fl Roois
s5s IS % e + ss''sS
1928 Fa aS6 10 mi s. .sS 1871 goth "a 5000
231719 Pa av9r mi S5 50 9l4 23d, LIST q. ar. 80
51as s bts s M $3.50 1918 %
1882 22d, b.srb eel so $50 Goth. 4r. b. 1880
2219 l. b. sr. bcel lot 30 50 FURNISHED.
2t2l Pa az SRI mi 30 30 90 Is13 10th. l4r ebsI5ooo
Ills msS 90 io5 @ eth sah tt sr f. mi 900
l12s 10Th. b,6r. b, mi % 80 STORES.
2l29 Pa Or b. mi 25 so 1919 14th. lr.cel $50 so
523 Fla av. 81, b, mi % 90 water and gas. 2250
1925 !. b. 7r, b.. so COO 10th swsto 2r clIsoo
l52o E. Or: b, mi. % so s36 oath. 1890
2s1s l. sr ;, MI. 20 g 1853 aad large 1850
al33a 2oth. Sr. W. gIs O2SIl z, b.!r,w,s .I2so
ssis + {. sreei.w.e. 1850 sso 18th, $swri 1000
s17 20th 5r. w...l53o 716 10th. b,Ss. .wr Iw. 1000
SIS cath. b. or. W. ~ 80 ls29-si L. 5r. w..7oo
27I5 NJ. (. Or. ..1s0ol au23-n
FOR RENT-I7TH NEAR s. 10 ROOMS . $4,000
Columbia Heights. IL rooms ms................ $3.50
10Th near ., Broom fat. at.........-....--... 300
I1th near Y, ~ rooms. --.--.-'''-'-' 80;
Princeton St, Mt. Pleasant. 10 rooms. 1880
Mas. aTe bet sS and 10th ne sSsS
Mass. ave. near Sd ne rooms. 800
sass.st aREsy R. RANp'4Eh Is ,its ns'sstR Il NV.
FOR RENT-12i1 LYDECKER AVE. STORIES.
rooms ana bath; southern exposure: delightful
location; $3.50 per month. Apply at 1881
Chaplin St au2s-3t'
FOR RFNT-l20e ST NV; ROOMS AND
hat hath rnaar. % s :, Eth and nw and
Evening star., 1902-08-23
PERSONAL,

the worlds greatest palmist and astrologer hold
ing receptions daily at III st. NV, cor. Of sth
Fee. 25 and 80 cents. aue-lsts
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-A LIGHT, AIRY HOUSEKEEPING
fiat of rooms and BATH all modern convent
ences: elevator and jsnitor service; the Orme,
10th and SITS. NV; price, S35. Apply to
JAMES +. BARBOUR, $50 Sth st. NV.
aYi9-t fbSS
Evening star., 1902-08-23
ADVERTISING RATES.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One cent a word for Rooms For Rent
Rooms and -Boarding-Want-
ed Help and Situations.
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE APARTMENTS At
92o -. NV; and rooms each; south expo
sure: .arge porches Rent S45 and so.
THE McLACIiLEN REAL ESTATE & LOAN co,
au22-3t 10th and q E.w.
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT - IN THE B1NNEY, ELEGANT
apartments; OPEN ON TWO SIDES four rooms.
buffet kitchen and six closets: $50 to $3S.
au20-4t JOHN O. JOHNSON 71S l4th st.
Evening star., 1902-08-23
APARTMENTS TO LET.
I40s y. y, AVE.

FOR RENr-F. II. SMITH CO, I40s \, Y. AVE.
nEN 5-,N L IAI- AGt.NISs BOND BLDG.
9efaHy Convenient: entirely modern: ali newest
IDEAS; TELEPHONE IN EACH APARTMENT: 5
fooms aud bath; So. 80 to $50; cafe In building
THE CHAPLIN l4l5 Chaplin ST.. Col. Hgts,
several charming apartments. and 3 rooms and
hath: chambermsid. bell boy, elevator hot water
Ice water. beat and light ali furnished
sit I'D \. W; rooms and buffet kitchen and
bath: porcelain tubs; gas range: steam heat: hot
water furnished: good order: 80. SIS $50;
AlS1 Sf1N ERAt GROOM FLATS. = BATHS, SIS
SpfH AND Z STS.; ATTRACTIVE. NEW. en-
mreiy modern fats: rooms. hath: PORCELAIN
TIBS; eool and pleasant; $50 and $3.50.
ili nth ST. Sd floor, rooms and bath; gas
range: steam heat: fine order; So SO.
1870 IA AVE, rooms and bath: gas range:
and BATH S35.
DARLINGTON, 24th and L. 5 rooms and
hath: hot water furnished; ALL EAST FRONT
ROOMS Reduced rates for summer.
THE STOCKHOLM, 2n15 q NV; I'd floor, @
rooms and bath: steam heat: gas range: S45.
l2ot NV, Q rms. and bath. good order. sac
lab PARK ST. MT. PLEASANT. completed
SEPT 10: all Iuodern ideas; and 8 rooms and
bath: S35 and $40
THE -sERKLEY." 1870 Corcoran st. com
pleted Sept. 10, and 5 rooms and bath; steam
al MD. AVE. S.w., rs. mod. imps.; sIo 90.
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE SUITE OF
rooms and bath in THE DARTMOUTH" 265
ST. NV Sd floor. Rent only S32 so rer-ino.
Open. EDW. T. KAISER $40 f st. W. au2l ST.
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-17TH NJ
S bet. l1th and 18th.
Columbia Heights. IL
10Th near ., 5-room
18th near Q. 10 rooms
s bet. 9th and 10th. !.
Princeton St, Mt. Pl'
18th near Q. 10 rooms
Mass. ave. bet. 9th M
Mass. ave. near I'd n.
10Th near Q, 4-room n
Apply I
au23-3t
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WANTED-SITUATIONS.

WANTED-BY STEADY. RELIABLE COLORED
man. situation-porter. driver second man,
recommends tonS. 1913 n Y ave. It,
Evening star., 1902-08-23

W$NTED-POSFTION AS ENGINEER OR EIEC-
trician. in out of city; at present in charge
of large elec. light and steam he3tng plant;
good references. Address Box 157, Star office.
auoo
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENTL12l1 LYDECKER AVE-: 8 STORIES,
8 ana bath; southern exposure: delightful
location $3.50 per month. Apply ri 1881
Chaplin st. auI3-3ts
Evening star., 1902-08-23
WANTED-HOUSEs FOR RENT.

WANTED-HOUSES. SEVERAL LARGE FUR
nShed houses and a number of moderate size to
supply desirable customers WM II. SAtN-
DFRS & CO.. 1401 ST. NV. au23-3t
Evening star., 1902-08-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-2606 UNIVERSITY PLACE
Two communicating rooms; furnished or unfur-
nished; with without board; private family
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. ROOM AND
board in private family Sept. l. on Columbia
Heights bet. 18th and 22d sts., Wyoming
and Columbia road; references given Address
ARMY. Star Office. It.
Evening star., 1902-08-23
WANTED-FLATS.
WANTED-HOUsEs FOR SALE

WE FIND IT EASY TO
dispose Of desirable small dwellings for homes
and investments. Let have such houses to
offer at Our list of such houses does not
supply the demand. WM. II. SAUNDERS &
co. 14O7 f st. NV. 1t
Evening star., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-C w. B. FLATS 1914 MASS AVE.
% light rooms, tiled bath, steam heat gas
ranges store closets, lovely back porches See
tanitor from pm. to daily. au16-l2t'
FOR RENT-WE HAVE SEVERAL OF THE COZI-
est flats Capitol Hill, facing Oh East Cap. ST.;
heat, hot water; janitor service, screens and avn
ings in every window. For terms, &c, apply
JOHN +. DON0HOE son,
Phone East 81. 30S East Capitol st.
aul9-tu II &s-3t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
assseN So
NSS ) ) y CI . Gristianisf1o . &
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Santa Gertrudis Ia Magma, Virgen.

Naci6 en- Eisleben, en- Ia alta Sajonia A
los cinco aflos de su edad ingres6 en- ell moras-
.ero benedlctino de Rodalsdonf, siendo elegida
.badesa ell aflo &c 1851, 4 los trenta de su
.dad. ou intense amor lesucristo la hizo
nuy devota de Ia sautisima Virgen Maria, su
Made, como tambien del glorioso San Juan
Evangelista, su discfpulo p.tdllecto, de los
caaes recibio Ger.ruds singulares favores, que
lej6 consignados la Santa Virgen en- sus admi-
aples escritos. En- su libro de las Di7Jxos in
4xaaltones poseemos In retrato &c su alma
u,a santa, siendo es'a obra una de las mas
lies hermo;as producciones con que una
nujer naya enriquecidoa la Iglesia, para TO
nentar Ia piedad. Fue devo, isima de las al
mas benditas del Purga:orlo. sacando m1lti.ud
&c elias con ell Socorro oe Sus oIaciones. Asis-
tda de su celestial Esposo Jesus, de su saniisi-
ma Madre, de San Juan kvange:sta y de los
esplr1us angel cos, mu'o Gertrudis ell dia
" de Novlembre de 1899.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
PATHLLAS

Noviembre I6 de 1902.
Anochc entire .diez once de la msma
Contrajo matrimonio catolico en- esta poblacion
nuestro amigo el Lcdo. en- farmacia d N ]. Ra-
mos Rodriguez, con la virtuosa sehorita Josefa
Cobian
Despues que legaron de la iglesia los con-
trayentes, nuestro respectable amigo don Jose
Cobian padre de la desposada, en- union de su
amable falniia, con la 6neza Ole les distingue
sc multiplication para rendir ST obsequio la
distinguida concurrencia que, previa invitacion.
Sc do ci,a en- la casa.
Una felcidad sin lmites una eteina luna
de miel deSeanos tan buenos amigos
x&w La recollection del cafe en- el corrien-
te afIo es bastante fecurda. notzndose diaria-
mente alguna en'rada de este grano en- la po-
blacon.
Ell preco que en- Ia actualidad Sc cotiza
es muy equitativo, debido que estamos en- la
plentiful del cosecho. pero es de esperarse ten
ga mas tarde TN buen aunento.
- Tambien para la sienbra del tahaco
Sc nota a'gun movim'ento, entire los agriculto-
res de esta jurisdcclon.
l.. RkmcIry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
Los Wdernes

Hizo ell viernes tres seInanas cue un obrero
: clelra fuadiciol psidio tn ojo El vi,rnes
gulel;e otro obrero p.raio un ded,, ei vler
rs Il tIno III tercer abrero mu is consecuen
&C caer.e un e,orine peso sobre Ia cabeza
isto loeil al pr los delnas, ceiebrar>'u jlnta y
rurdarOn no ira bajar mas ernes por ser dia
: maj ag ZERO. Asf sc 10 nantes aron al due
). ESQ oc rrio. :. /: en- Trcbia? zen E lbao !,
en ia Carracaf No; en- New Fl ven, sCoa-
/ tic;i. en IL ,lndiciol &c Is gelow.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
GALES.
Novie;nbre ID &c IQoo2


ia sido capturad) el dfa IL, por IA polici
lnsular de este pueblo, ell indlviduo Antonio
Oriz (Cousebre) requisiioriaco por el Juez
de Paz de Barros, por ell de 10 de aconet;-
men,o con armas NOR iferss. Hoy fue con-
ducido aquel pueblo El individuo de refe-
iencia, que resulta con larg. h ia de servicios
fuera de Ley y moral, sc hacia lamar en- este
pueb o: Antonio Pagan.
- Nv Tambien han 81 20 cnnducidos para
C mpareeer ante el tribunal de Distrto de Are
Glib, les ndivaauos, Manuel lrzsrn Herme
negildo kob'es el prirnero acus.do de violacior
el -segundo por falta contra IA paz p1b1ca
Es'e 70 presto la flrza correspondence n
quiso someterse al JuzgAdo de Paz de est
pueblo.
~ II Sanidai en- este rueb!c es ben
debi,-o la on:fnua inspection del Dr. Mar
tinez as vacanac ones Sc hacen a dlarit
porcue Is ci,acionts para dias fj,s, NO d.1
resulted t-n'endo ei referida Dr. Gus. .sa'r %
cada c IA sas{ Gu el pueblo co.no en- q camp
o.practic4rl-s. egg4.H
CoRI.sroNSAi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
TelegraS;a

En- Austria-Hungria Sc esta empezando
usar TN sistena de trasmsion telesr afica in :
entado por un hi ,garo que es una maravia
!. rapidez. Dicen one es capss de transmtir
: 5000 7o.o0o paabras por horas Tn
-riodico de Viena describe Ia manera de
indi mar el aparato Gu Gfecto trae I'm des-
acho de $50 ralabra", el cual fue expedido,
cibido copiado en- I6 segundos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17

VAPoRES QUE Sc ESpERAN
Rp. Argentine - SslirS de Barcelona
con dexino este puerto los dc Mayaguez
Ponce. Habana, Guaniiramo. Santiago de Cuba
y Cienfuegos. el dia 20 del corrienie mes, ha-
ciendo escalas en Valencia, Malaga. Cadiz y
Canarias.
Esp. "P:o IX"-Con des,ino este puerto
y los de Mayaguez. Ponce S;go de Cuba, Ha-
bana y Matanzas. sa'io de Canarias el dia Il
de- corrien;e mes.
Berg. americana "Manne Swan"-Debe
haber saiido de New York el dia is del paSado
mes, con des;;So este pnerto
Esp "Montevideo" seguir viaje 4
Canarias y la Peninsula recalara q este paerto
del IS al 20 del corriente mes procedeute de
Ia Habana y eSc.iaS.
Cub Julia"-Del IS al 20 del corriente
mes ilegara este puerto pro edente del de "a
Habana y escalaS intcrnedias
Alem. 'Ailemannia -Procedente de Ham
burgo esca!2S llegsra este Puerto h1c.a c 20
8 d del corr.ente mes.
Amer. "Phi'adelphia"- Para contina4r via
je 9irec,o New York, recalara 4 este puerto
& dia I0 del cornente mes, p;ocedea:e de la
Guayra sGcalas
Amer. Caracas -El dia 20 del corI.cnte
mes lle9ara este puerto orocedente del de
New York, salieL do al siguien.e dia para ;los
ce la Gdalia J escalas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
Santcral.

Noviembre IS, Martes-- La Dedication de
X eSia de los santos Ap5st ,les San Pedro y
;an Pablo en- Roma San Maximo Obispo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
kS1kArAs pE c'sF.SERos

DE Humacao V Na.uabo gol Dolores" A.
Vicente CO. 90 sls alrid6n vacas 50 cueros
Tes Ct efectos BPS tS.eilas vaoias
de Arecibo rJ,s, vsp. amer. "Nasco J.
Ochoa Hmno 6; IS cafe I. Pianas Mari
CPS salchichones /. 7. Silva Banking Com.
:nercial co, cyl paqueie cafe r. Font y
nmno CT duloe; Scrs ce n. Lomoa co, .25
SIS cafe George Y Pnlay, bocoyes vacios
Alberto Mara / baul caSasto y fdo ropa
Antonio Aqua CT inercarcias baues ropa
ScrS de l. Vi1anil CO, @ SIS cafe h. Mon
tes bauleS ropa SilioreS jIernaiz y co. 3
bau es rnusstras Pizz Hmns 10 cueros res cls
fdo mercsnciaS SGs de A. y CO, CT mer-
cahcias.
sALIDAS GE tRAVESiA
Para Mavaouz va >. amer "Sar Tuan" DOT
The New Yo;k yPouo Rlco S 5. CO, con car
ga dc tr4ns.to
sA5JAs DE C0sTAE RIOS
Ninguta.
DESPACHADOS
\ Nigano.
(PERACIoNEs DE BUorEs EN- PUERTO
TRAVESA
Etma L. Cottingham descargardo
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OOMER0IOY NAVEGAGION
Revsta de las operations Pracicadas hoy

Il ~p-ga qrc T-occiicr;e dc New Nofl
oonGuja (. zap. ansos. 'S@s luSa. ,n.gaGo :
Satat9 en es;e p-eFso. nc & ;g..;.S.o ;aSa Il
lsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
EwRAn.s Dr TRk,EylA

- Philsde.uhia rol auc-i ana "NaTEfe.
Nard Fialay BROKERS 4 Weymouth Afa-
cling co css izs-elscss ca-bia ;'inefal.
he ho-Pia;a escsaS vsp. franc ''sain;
Simon 4 I d. silva htr>.-.. Is Cc,,lr't seiA' c.
con osTga &c ;:aES.io.
De Bonsire. tCuraEao) gol. aner India
ScTs dc l. Nil.sr,;l CO ! n 5rdsn, $50 BIS
sal ! grarel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
Ibra8 eea Eew York ,

New York. Noviembre 17.-Las
iibras esterlinas sc cotizan hoy en- est4
plaza a $4.S3 3I+.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-17

lean was not inclined to give up his
l1ize, and while Captain Pitt hurried to
confer with the Chilean representative
the American appealed to Consul-Gen-
eral jenkins for protection. Whatever
the final outcome of the matter may
be, it Is reported by officers of the
steamer Newport that the American
flag had at last accounts been super
seeded by the Chilean colors, and that
the complication were i'm course of dis
ENHANCEMENT
Ceptionally handsome vessel of her
class, and very valuable. She has a
length of 341.2 feet, breadth Of 4O.3 feet
and depth of PIP feet. The cargo Of
coffee, when the Newport passed there,
was being taken from the stranded
steamer by means of lighters at the
rate of 500 or 900 bags a day, the work
being under the direction of j. Blanco.
representing the underwriters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-17
THE MAKAWETT

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1O.-At 4
o'clock this afternoon the new four
masted barkentine Makawei will be
launched from Bodies shpyard at
Oakland for the firm of Hind, Rolph &
Co. Many invitations for the event
have been issued, and unusual cere-
mony will attend the launching, the
Makaweli being one of the best wooden
vessels ever built on this Coast. A
daughter of Mr.. Hind will christen the
vessel
Two new schooners of large capacity
are about to be built for the firm of
SWEET, Loope & Davenport of this city.
one of them will be constructed by
Hay q Wright at Alameda, and the
other is to be turned out by Hall
Brothers on Puget Sound. Both schoon-
ers are to be ready for service by Sep
TENDER next.
The new steam schooner Marshfield,
owned by c. a. Hooper & Co., will be
given her trial trip today or tomorrow.
The vessel is an oil burner, of net
tonnage of 294 and with a capacity for
carrying 100000 feet of lumber. Captain
Detmers will command the Marshfield.
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THE VESSEL
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
SALVADOR.
Hoisted the Stars and Stripes on a
Steamer That Went Ashore and Now
Claims Her.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1O.-The de-
sire of an enterprisinG American TO
possess himself Of a fine large steam
ship that had been temporarily left by
the captain and crew, after the vessel
went ashore is the latest maritime in
Cident in which the Stars and Stripes
play a prominent part. On the morn
ing OF April 18th the steamer CheribOn,
commanded by Captain w. II. Pitt, ran
hard and fast on Remedies reef, which
projects several miles seward on the
Salvadoran coast. The steamer was
laden with a heavy cargo of 10000 bags
of coffee and was under charter TO the
Pacific Navigation Company. ON board
the steamer at the time, in addition to
Captain Pitt ana the crew, was the
captains sister, who, with her brother,
owned a tWO-thirds interest in the
Cheribon
Soon after the vessel struck Captain
Pitt and all hands went ashore for
their own safety, but it is said, with no
intention of abandoning the steamer,
which stood upright and was apparent
ly not beyond saving While ashore
Captain Pitt went to Libertad a few
miles away TO consult with the Chilean
Consul, for while the Cheribon was of
French register she flew a Chilean
consular flag.
In the captains absence an Amer
lean citizen named Moisant, of Aca-
Julia, went out to the Cheridon
and hOisted the American flag. Cap
tain Pitt, upon his return to the
beach, saw, to his great cOnster-
nation, the Stars and Stripes floating
ever his property. The energetic Amer
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The authorities believe that the ar
Leslie was in Honolulu some months
ego
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WORTHLESS CHECK
CAUSED ARREST on A CHARGE OF
FORGERY.
Captain George e. Leslie Who Spent
Some Time in Honolulu is in Trouble
in Suisun, California

SUISUN, May 3.-Captain George E.
Leslie, who arrived here about a month
ago and came into prominence as an
intended purchaser of the Wel-knoWn
Hatch orchard in Suisun valley, has
been arrested in Portland, or, on a
charge of forgery preferred against
him by W. II. Edwards, foreman on
the orchard named While on an East
ern trip about a year ago Edwards met
Leslie in New York, and the latter be-
came interested in orchard property in
Suisun valley. He said if he came
across a desirable property he would
buy it. Leslie accompanied Edwards
on his return trip to California, and his
Sentlemanly appearance, numerous
credentials and apparent indication of
" ealth impressed Edwards.
On arriving in Suisun Leslie regis
tered at the Arlington Hotel and he at
tracted attention by spending money
literally, He visited the Hatch orchard
consisting of 900 acres and owned by
Banker r.. d. Robbins of Suisun, and
stated he would give $500, 900 for it, the
deal to close May LIST. Leslie had also
outlined the improvements he would
carry out on the place, and which, he
estimated, would cost him $4,000. In
stead of the contract being closed on
May 1st as intended, another event
happened showing Leslie in his true
light. He had rendered a worthless
check to Edwards for $50 for money
borrowed. Constable Charles Downing
OF Suisun was notified and he went to
San Francisco to make nVestigations
regarding Leslie. The officer found the
young man had registered at the Occi-
dental, where he had said he was an
Army Captain just back from the Phil
irpines. Leslie also remained time
al the MetropOle in Oakland, and it
was in that city the Suisun constable
secured information from a young lady
who had known Leslie that he had
gone to Portland, Or.
A dispatch was sent by Downing to
Portland and Leslie was arrested
Friday afternoon. The constable left
Suisun this Saturday morning for
Portland, and Leslie will be brought
back to answer a charge of forgery.
The authorities believe that the ar
rest of Leslie will result in other
charges being preferred against the
pretended Spectator.
PORTLAND (OI), May 3-GeGrse
L. Leslie, who has been at the Hotel
Perkins for some time, was arrested
last evening by Detectives Snow and
Kerrigan on telegram from a con
stable at Suisun, Cal, charging him
with a felony Leslie says he has been
mixed up in a heavy land deal in So
noma county and had about cOnsum-
mated the sale of the property to San
Francisco parties when the deal fell
through. The Suisun officer has been
wired and will arrive shortly to take
Leslie back.
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