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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-31
UTENSILS SERVE
A new PURPOSE
Edward Riley Says His Wife
Uses Them as Weapons and
Throws Them at His Head
FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE
DR.. w. B. Estes Asks for
Legal Separation on Ground
That His Spouse Is Cruel

Household utensils, such as dishes,
serve a strange purpose in the home
of Edward Riley. If the allegations con-
tained in his complaint for divorce are
to be believed. He says Sara Riley, to
whom he was married several years
aso. has a habit Of throwing them at
his head that at times renders his life
r,isers hle. He says she occasionally
varies the programme by throwing
lamp or q clock at him. Once. he says
she stabbed him with a pair Of scissors
DR.. ". B. Estes. who was married to
MYRTLE Estes in 1901, wants a divorce
because he is not allowed his liberty
He alleges that on two occasions ms
wife locked him in his room, and once
while they were living at the Winches-
Ter Hotel she had him removed by force
from his apartments and taken TO
private sanitarium. He says sne also
interferes with his patients.
suits for divorce were filed by Mar
caret J. Mcnamara against Nicholas D.
Mcnamara for cruelty, Orello CapurIo
against Louisa T. CaDurro for lnhoel-
itv and Julia Love against George Love
for desertiOn.
Interlocutory DEGREES Of divorce were
granted by Judge Graham 10 W. b
Griffith from Grace d. n Grithth Tor
desertion and Clara N. Dugan from
Edward F. Dugan for cruelty. Dugah
threatened TO cut out his wife's heart
and abused her roundly when she
asked him for money to purchase 1000
FOR their children Judge herrlgan
granted Jennie Lloyd an interlocutoFy
decree Of divorce from Hubert Lloyd
for desertiOn.
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Ninnnn Marn Sails.

The japanese liner Nippon Msru, Captain
william Woodus Greene. sailed yesterday for
The Orient. deeply laden with freight and car
ls-ing more than a hundred passengers. or her
sIxty-seven cabin passengers forty-seven, most
ly Government employees. were booked for Ma
nila where the Nippon calls after leaving
Nagass 81. she carried forty Chinese, OF whom
three were remanded and three deported. Her
uassenEers included the following named;
For Yokohsma-T Aold. Mrs. T. Aod, S.
I5iraoxa H. Ito. A. =. Reid. T. Tanaks.
Nagasski-E. A. Merritt, /. ". Merritt,
Mrs T. w Merritt
Msnia-Miss NJ Ardery. William Auerbach,
J. w Baumgardner Mrs. J. W Baumgsrdner,
r. A. Blair. n. Borgstadt. II. ". Brown J.
- Brown. Mrs J. G. Brown, Peyton Carter,
q. r. Cowsn. G.. B. Crabtree, A. c. Derkum.
Mrs. A. a.. Derbum. q. B. Dickinson, Mrs. C..
p. Dickinson and infant, John Geraghty, V.
u. Gibson. f. q Herold DR.. Max Herzog W
Lamont J. ID. Lockwood. J. A. McGufhn H
R Mills. Theodore Muller F. s. Nichols, J.
b. Peat, r. n Rabun, s. ". Record s. A.
Roberts J.. A. Salinger. Mrs n. J.. Sawyer
Mrs j. p Shellenberger Mrs. 6. " Simrnie
~. A. Smith. A. Steinrauf Byron Stevens
j. r. TarWater. i. NJ. Thompson c. Wagen-
lander Jr-. C. A. Webster. l. p. Willis.
8onEkonE-W. l. Farnham. Miss J Harris,
+. p. s. Jacob, Mrs. III. /. Keith. Miss F.
Meyers Mrs. J. B. Psscoe and infant Mrs
~ NJ Rudd ". B. White Mrs. ". b. White
To Join At Honoluiu-M. A. Hauschild, Slxto
Lopez.
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Delayed for several hours beyond her
schedule by head winds, the Oceanic
Steamship Company's liner Mariposa
arrived early yesterday morning from
Tahiti. Her cargo included 79,41O cocoa
nuts. 4146 sacks of copra and other
tropical products She brought seven
teen passengers.
Captain Rennie spoke the British ship
Eurasia December 2S in latitude 30.35
north, longitude 1867 west. The wind
jammer had lost her main yard and
main topsail yard. and evidently had
been pretty roughly handled since De-
cember 13, when she left this port for
Queenstown. So serious was the ap-
parent plight of the Britisher that Cap
tain Rennie changed his course and by
signals asked Captain Hughes Of the
Eurasia if the liner could be of service
to the sailing ship. No notice, however,
was taken Of the MaripOsa's signals.
The offer Of assistance was not even
acknowledged. This kind of discourtesy
is not common on the ocean highway,
and if Captain Hughes is not suffering
from tingling ears the comment on his
conduct made yesterday at the Mer-
chants Exchange failed of its tabled
effect. AS far as Captain Rennie could
Judge the Eurasia is heading for Homo
lulu for repairs.
The Mariposa's passengers included
the following named Mrs. M. Monier,
F. J. Pucher. H. J. Heiner, 6. R. Rich
mond. F. Levy, L. lie Gouellec, I. Love-
land. Mrs. NJ. T. Chaffey, G. Chaffey
and T. E Bunkley, wife and two chill
dren.
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

Wednesday December so
Stmr Aberdeen. Daniels. 7e hours from Port
land.
stmr Czarina. Johnson, 45 hours from Coos
Bay.
stmr Peno. winkel "A hours from Mendo-
cno, via Point Arena 10 hours.
Stmr Gualala, Hansen, II hours from Ben
ders Landing.
Stmr Fulton. Lee. II hours from Bowens
stmr Prentiss, Ahlstrom. 20 hours from
Trinidad.
stmr Scotia, johnson. II hours from Bowens
stmr MariDOsa. Rennie. II days 14A hours
stmr North Fork Nelson. &c hours from
Eureka.
stmr Curacao. Paulsen. II days from Quay
stmr Arcata. Nelson. es hours from Coos
Bay
Stmr Homer, Donaldson, 7s hours from
Grays Harbor; bound south; put in to land
passengers.
stmr Alliance. Hardwick 0 days from Port
land, via Coos Bay days. via Eureka "a
hours.
stmr Empire, Macgenn, 90 hours from Coos
Br ship Drumburton. Thomas. 80 days from
Manila.
schr Ida A. Campbell hours from Point
schr Advent Olsen. days from Coos Bay.
schr Pearl, soderholm. 10 days from Sand
CLEARED
Wednesday. December 80
Stunr City of Panama Porter Panama ana
Cbamperico: Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Jap stmr Nippon Marl. Greene Honolulu.
Yokohama, Manila and Hongkong: W H
Avery, agent
SAILED.
Wednesday, December 30
stmr Aztec. Robinson, San Jose de Guate-
mala.
stmr City OF Panama, Porter. Panama and
way ports
Stmr Acme. Lundquist, Eureka
Stmr Elizabeth. Jensen, Coauille River.
Stmr Pomona, Swanson. Eureka.
Stmr Eureka Jessen, Eureka
Stmr Brunswick. Ellefsen. Fort Bragg
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.
The barkentine s. y. Castle returns to Homo
Merchandise for the Orient.

The JaDanese steamer Nippon Maru sailed
yesterday for Hongkong via Honolulu Yoko-
hama and Manila with general merchandise
cargo valued at S225, lis. exclusive OF treasure.
and distributed as follows: For Japan $50. 525;
philippine Islands, $73405; China, Ses, SO;
East Indies, Sl5o5; Korea, S425; Nladiyostok,
S64S. The leading exports were follows:
To JaDan-500 bbls -four POS gals wine 915
lbs / cs dried fruit $50 lbs raisins 4O4 lbs
nuts, 3490 lbs cs milstuffs 433S lbs cs
cheese 1882 lbs ham and bacon. 1870 cs canned
goods. 451 lbs bread. 292 gals cs whisky.
groceries and provisions. 2f0 lbs Goldfish. 120
bbls beef. e Pkgs potatoes, pkgs fresh fruits.
5295 lbs dried fish, PAL rolls leather. 9
bales hose y pkgs bicycles and sundres, 80
TASKS quicksilver 297 bxs soap, AZ .010 lbs
sheet lead. 3O,035 lbs asphaltum. 800 bales cot
ton IS cs paints, % cs drugs. cs arms and
ammunition is boots and shoes pkgs
agricultural implements 80 pkgs machinery, 9
pkgs electrical supplies.
To Philippine Islands-64s2 cs canned goods
20 es honey. $3.50 lbs bread IA, 400 lbs pkgs
millstuffs syrup 1000 lbs raisins, 10 025
tions. 1000 bales hay. 517 ctls oats, 2550 crts
potatoes 500 crts onions 1911 lbs ham, 40 cs
spices. 625 cs 1856 gals whisky, 26sO gals l cs
liquors. so pkgs fresh fruits II extracts.
3554 lbs smoked meat Dkgs provisions, 600
pkgs beer. II pkgs electrical supplies. Is pkgs
agricultural implements, 1T73 pkgs army fur
niture, 30 pkgs arms and ammunition, IA pkgs
pipe. 220 kegs white lead 125 cs paints, 90
bbls oils. cs hats. 81 bales hose. dry
goods. 80 pkgs machinery. y boots and
To China-9soo bbis -four. ae27 lbs ginseng.
500 lbs pearl barley. 2140 lbs dried fish, 8
pzgs provisions. 994 lbs raisins, 515o lbs dried
lbs meals 100 pkgs beer. 152 cs whisky 2915
lbs beans 1900 lbs Goldfish 9S pkgs fresh fruits
207 lbs ham and bacon, 10 cs table prepara-
tions. cs syrup, 102 cs soap, cs boots and
shoes. 100 lbs starch.
goods. 20 millstuffs 4s4 gals wine.
To Korea-330 lbs meals cs canned goods
81 lbs bread, pkgs groceries and provisions.
Ia Viadivostok-13 $50 lbs dried fruit.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pears ,

People have no idea how
crude and cruel soap can be,
1t takes off dirt. So far,
so good; but what else does
it do.
1t cuts the skin and frets
the under-skin; makes red
ness and roughness and
leads to worse. Not soap.
but the alkali in it.
Pears Soap has no free, al
kali in it. 1t neither reddens
nor roughens the skin 1t re-
spends TO water instantly; wash
esand rinses of in a twinkling; is
as gentle as strong; and the
after-effect is every way good.
Established over 100 years
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MT. TAMALPAIs RAILWAY
Changes in Police Department.

Lieutenant Duke will be sworn in
as captain by Chief Whitman on Sat
urday and will meantime be assigned
to take charge of the Central district.
Captain Dunleavy was to have sent in
his resignation yesterday. to take ef-
feet on April 1, but failed to do so.
The matter will be taken up at the
meeting of the Pension Board on Mon
day. George Kelly, the photographer
of the department, will retire to-day
and George H. Blum, who joined the
force about year ago. will I'LL the va
cancy. Blum was formerly a pho
tographer.
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Enoounfers Many Gales.

The British ship DrumburtOn. 90 days from
Manila. in ballast. arrived yesterday after a
very stormy passage There were two deaths
curing the voyage. Mrs. Ellen Dorr Of Day
ton Ohio who with her daughter Elizabeth
and son Albert left Manila on the big four-
master died November , and was buried at
sea She was g. years cf age and a native OF
Ohio. Roberto Martinez. a seaman, native or
VslDaraiso and 20 years cid, died Novembs r
fron injuries received three days before
through an explosion OF coal tar in the fore
peak The Druuburton battled for fifty days
with uortl. .easterIv gales. and November 8, in
Latitude 20 north longitude 124 east, encoun-
tered tguhcon which lasted three days and
cost the vessel several sails.
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Navarro. weber. Westport.

Stmr Navarro. Weber. Westport
Stmr Grace Dollar. Fosen Grays Harbor.
Stmr Coqui!le River, Sanford Crescent City.
Y torpedo boat Paul Jones, Davidson, Pa
U S torpedo boat Preble, Davidson. Panama
Jap stmr Nippon Maru. Greene, Honolulu
Yokohama, Manila and Hongkong
Sr snip simia. Steele. Port Townsend.
schr Mary c, Campbell, Bodega.
SPOKEN
Nov % lat IS S. Ion 81 w. FIR bark EN-
peTeur Menelk, hence Oct 2. for Queenstown.
Nov 2S, lat 55 S, lon 20 w, FIR bark Noemi
from Shields, for San Francisco
Dec - lat \, Ion q w. Fr bark As
nieres. from Cardiff, for Honolulu
Per stmr MariDosa, from Tahiti Dec 30
Dec 2s. lat 30 35 n. lon 1876 81 w. Br ship
Eurasia, hence Dec 13. for Queenstown, with
no main yard or main topsail yard. No an
swer received to our signals.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, Dec 80, 10 p m-Weather
cloudy; wind sW velocity - miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ASTORIA-ArrIved Dec 30-Schr Forester
from RedoDdo: scisr Alvena, from San Pedro
PORT HARFoRD-Arrived Dec 30, noon
Sailed Dec 30, m-Stmr Santa Barbara
for san Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW-Arrived Dec SO-Schr
John A Campbell, hence Dec 10.
PORT Los ANGELES-Sailed Dec 30-Stmr
san Pedro o., for San Francisco.
Coast. for San Francisco.
UMPoUA-sailed Dec 29-stmr San Ca
EUREKA-Sailed Dec 3O-stmr Spokane for
San Francisco
: Arrived Dec so-stmr San Gabriel from
Cmpqua; schr Azalea. from Redondo; schr
Esther Buhne. from San Pedro
Sailed Dec 30--Stmr Arctic for San Fran
cisco; stmr Francis H Leggett for Port
sEATTLE--Arrived Dec 3O-stmr queen,
hence Dec 27.
Sailed Dec 30-Stmr UmatilIa for San
Francisco.
BANDoN. or-Arrived Dec 3O-schr On
ward, hence Dec 81.
Arrived Dec 3o-schr Ruby. hence Dec 20.
ABERDEEN-Sailed Dec 3O-Stmr Centra-
liza, for. San Pedro: stmr Newburg. for Re
dondo: sehr Marion for San Francisco
WESTPORT-Arrived Dec 3O-Stmr West
port. hence Dec 30
PORT TOwNsEND-Passed in Dec 3O-schr
John Campbell, hence Dec 16 for Port
Gamble; schr Expansion. from San Pedro for
Sailed Dec 3o-Br bark Iverna. for cal1ao
REDoNDo-sailed Dec 9O-Bktn Newsboy.
Arrived Dec aO-stmr Melville Dollar hence
ISLAND PORTS.
HoNOLCLU-sailed Dec 30-U S stmr Ken
Raleigh, Z s stmr Cincinnati and U S stmr
Albany 6ar; all n for Manila, via Guam.
Dec .; shin Marion Chcott hence Dec II
stmr Conemaugh, from Seattle.
Sailed Dec 3o-Stmr Alameda, for San Fran
KAHULUI-Arrived Dec ao-stmr Nevadan,
from Honolulu.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRK-Sailed Dec 29-Stmr Segu-
ranca, for Colon.
PHI IIADELPHIA-Arrived Dec 2a-Shin
Tfllie Starbuck, from Honolulu
FOREIGN PORTS.
IQUIQUE-Arrived Dec 27-Br shin E,,s
Montgomery, from Vancouver
TAHITI-Arrived Nov 2T-Dan bark Ter
cera, from Marquesas Islands
Sailed Nov 22-Fr bark Sully, for Val
paraiso. Nov 2-Fr stmr Protet, for
V TO-
ney; FIR bktn Fanny, for sydney
HULL~-Arrived Dec 29-Cer ship Sylphide
hence Aug A.
MAzATLAN-Arrived Dec 20-schr Vega,
hence Dec II.
NICToRIA-Arrived Dec s0-Br stmr Amur
from Alaska
HoNGKoNG-Arrive Dec 3o-stmr Gaelic.
from San Francisco. via Honolulu and Yoko-
hama.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed Dec 3O-stmr Rotter-
dam, for Rotterdam: stmr Cedric. for Liver
pool.
ROTTERDAM-Arrived Dec 3o-Stmr Ans
teldyk, from New York
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sailor Demand salrage.

United States District Judge de
Haven yesterday took under advise
ment the suit of H. H. Rees and fifty
other members of the crew of the
United States steamer Justin to re-
cover $4,000 salvage for saving 500
tons of silver bullion and other valu-
ables from the United States steamer
Yosemite at Guam during a fierce ty-
phoon. The Yosemite was lost No
vember IA, 1900.
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Sails 10 Freedom ON Clothes Bag.

A Le Mayerer de Merprus. who says he is
the son OF a rich Belgian artist, deserted yes
terday from the British ship Ben Dearg, laid
tlp sr SausaIito Merorus jumped overheard
with 4 clothes bag filed with corks tied around
his waist lie picked NJ of Sausalito
By Frank Cavalo fisherman who landed the
5eserter al Meiggs wharf Merprus says he is
81 wears old His father he says, paid $50
francs 10 the owners Of the Ben Dearg 10
teach Mer1rlIs Junior the science OF navlga-
ton Instead or teaching him, he declares.
the people on board made him work. abused
him shamefully, fed him insufhciently ana
kent him TO ali inteuts and purposes a pris-
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Sierra sails Tonight.

With a large cargo and fuh complement Of
passengers. the Oceanic Steamship Company s
liner Sierra will sail at S O'Clock this evening
for Honolulu and the AntiDodes. DR.. F. W.
Goding United States Consul at Newcastle,
New South Wales. will be a passenger. s. n.
Laughlin. agent for the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company at Monterey, goes far as
Honolulu on the liner. Miss z. Lewthwaite,
a well-known East Oakland young lady, will
be a passenger TO Honolulu, from where she
goes TO Maui TO take charge OF school. A
number of prominent colonials will be among
the nassengers.
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Woman Wants salvage.

Francis Hanique filed a suit for sal
wage yesterday in the United States
District Court against the gasoline
launch Famiglia Unita. She alleged
that on December % of this year she
saw the launch afloat and abandoned
about 100 feet from shore and waded
in at the risk of her life until she
caught hold of the end of line and
beached the launch, the value of which
she alleges is $500.
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nangers to Shinninr-

Captain Sanders Of the British ship Sir
Robert Fernie. which arrived Tuesday night
from Cardiff, reports having passed a huge
barnacled log in latitude 81 25 north longi-
tude 127 IS west and on December 16 in lati-
tude 30 IS north. longitude 127 "a west he
sighted a similar menace To navigation. The
voyage or the Sir Robert Fernie stromy
Captain Sanders declaring that he never before
encountered so many and such terrific north
west gales.
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Exnorts via the Isthmns.

The steamer city Of Panama sailed yesterday
to New York valued at S40.424. and including
the following: ~ $50 gals wine 2SS0 lbs rice
"a SO lbs dry hides. 400 go lbs pig lead 1S 423
lbs lead dross, as TASKS quicksilver, 6 cs dry
goods. 200 SKIS grape root and 20 bales junk.
The steamer also carried $50 cs canned sal
rnon valued at $500 for Barbados Island 15O
cs same. valued at 5000, for Port OF Spain
island Of Trinidad. and 81 900 lbs dried prunes
valued at $3.50, for Rotterdam Holland.
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seaman.s Kit Held.

Henri Delagnes, keeper of a sailor
boarding-house, was arrested yester-
day by the United States Marshal on
complaint charging him with hav-
ing held the kit of FSiedrich William
son, sailor, for an alleged debt. De-
langes was released on his own recog-
nizance, he having agreed to surrender
the kit.
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Loses His Crab Boat.

A. Speering, a fisherman, living at
2OOs Dupont street, reported to the
police yesterday that his crab boat
had been stolen from Union-street
wharf on Tuesday and he had been
unable to find any trace of it. He
valued it at SIS.
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hand column and the successive tides OF the
day in the order Of occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day except when there are but three tides.
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey charts except when minus @
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters.
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City OF Panama and Aztec sail.

The Pacific Mail Company's steamships City
OF Panama and Aztec sailed yesterday for
Panama by way OF the coffee ports, where
large shipments Of the product are awaiting
vessels to carry them 10 market. The Siberia
was moved yesterday to the berth vacated by
the City Of Panama and the Peru. due to- day
viii have 10 anchor in the stream until the
accumulation Of freight has been cleared in
part from the dock.
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Curacao Comes From Mexico.

The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's Gu
racao arrived yesterday from Guaymas She
brought about thirty passengers and nearly
800 tons Of cargo Her freight. as usual, in
also brought treasure valued at about s1O0-
COO.
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Loses Man Orerhnard

The schooner Pearl arrived yesterday Is
days from Sand Point with 35. 600 Goldfish. on
November IL, during northeast gale. John
and drowned
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Time Ball.

Branch Photographic Office. Z. S. N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, Cal.
December 80 1908.
The Time Ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
T. e at noon of the 120th meridian. at
D. m Greenwich time. ]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u S. N. in charge.
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was advanced yesterday to 20 per cent. The
W. J. Pirrie marked up TO Is per cent
and The Loeb Bredan TO 40 per cent
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Sun. Moon and Tide.

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front CMission-street WHARF about %
minutes later than at Fort Psint: the height
Of tide is the same at both places
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BRINGS CARGO OF TROPICAL
PRODUCTS FROM SOUTH SEAS

Oceanic Steamship Companys Liner aposa Arrives From Tahiti
Captain Renne Offers Assistance British Ship Euras
But Receives Silent Snub for His Good Intentions
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The Overdne I.ist.

Ths rate Of REINSURANCE on the overdue Paril
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A for Morning
En.L.-. .--.-a.-l

"a Tor Morning + for Afternoon
fSunday excepted sunday only.
Saturday only
Stops AZ all stations on sunday.
u Only trains stopping at Vaiencia 81. southoOuni
are6:10 An, 7;00A.E u;S0 An SD Pm, 6;S0P.N an
$500 P.N.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81.

Elm the above exposition of the tides
rly morning tides are given in the left
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La YOCaCi0nde la muier
Segdn Opina Ell Kaiser

Dicsn de Bsr.fa que 10 Ksiserins
Sc ha repuesto muy pronto del q Il
mo &ccidente que sufri6, = con cate
motive, los peri6 Aicos hacen cons
tsntes y entusiastas referencias acer.
CO de 10 Emperatriz.
'LA mujsr que puede hacer buc'
nos pudines, djo una vez el Kaiser ,
vale mas que 10 mujsr que ssba dis
cutir sobre 10 Constitution"
La Emperatriz a!emana sabe ha'
Ger ambas eosas, pero 10 eisrto es
que ell EmperAd0r toma orgullo
sus labores dom6sticas, mas que sus
disartaciones polftieas.
Sc cusnta 10 siguiente an6caota
que visne 6 pslo CON motive de las
anteriores noticiRs. Varias aamas
que diseurrfan con el Kaiser acsrea
del porvanir de Ia mujsr alemana,
faeron informadsa por sl Monarcs
que este sscunda h. opinion de Ia
esposa en- tan greve aaunto. Las
damas en- question eran extrAngeras,
y no pudieron entender 10 qae Ell
Kaiser qusrfA dseirles cusndo ie ma
nif sst6 que tia E nperatriz cree que
In woes ci6n de 10 mujer consiste en-
cuatro KS"
e. K.iser tuvo que explicsrse, d.
eiendo que las cuatro K signif1sAn
Kinder, Kirche, Kueche y Kteiaer,
10 que en- igual, en- espaf1ol, nifios,
iglesia, eCcina y ropas.
"a ATELEN
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IDjuSta deStituCi6n
de un buen funcionario
Teniente cOfOnel del ej6rcitO
eSpa1Ol en- Ponce
Ode nuestro oorresponsal)

M.yo 10 -Auochs 90 hieieron en-
Ell temple cst6lico los sjereicios pre-.
paratorios del mes de Mayo, y esta
roche Gomez z ,rkn en- aicho temple,
las festas relig iosss del mes, CON or
quests y voces. CAntArkn IL seiiora de
Graham, y las senoritas Mousanto,
Fortier, Oonde, Emmanuelli, Igle'
sias, Cartagena, Preston, Renta,
Rod1fgasz, Pasarsll, y ArrufAt.
HA sido das stituido syer de su car
go de m6dico titnlAr de Ponce, Dor
el aleAids de sqaf, ell doctor don Pc.
dro Hernandez La dsstituci6n es
spor eonvsnir al msjor setvieio,s
como ae decfa antes.
Ri doctor Herr ldez era un fun.
cionAfio cumpaiaor de sus dsbsres,
y es IN honrAdo y digno eiudadano.
Tensmos noticiAs de que sl doctor
Herr Audez apelarA de esa iniusta
resoluci6n.
S. halla en- Ponce el tsnients CO.
ronel del ejsrcito espaf1ol, seflor
Do.z. que est& cAssdo con una hija
&c Ponce. EI sef1or Dolls ha llegado
de Espsf1a, recientsments.
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LOS CUBANOS Y
LA IGLESIA

Noticiss cue nos llegAn de la HA-
bana dieen que Monsef1or La Cha.
pelle Delegaao Apost6lico de In lyle
RiA cat6lica para Cuba y Paerto Ri.
CO, sl Padre Brodsrick, au Secre
tario, salieron de aquella ciudsd el
ia Is de Abrii, con direction & Nue.
Va Orleans el primero, y & Washing.
ton el segundc.
PArece que sc proponen estar 3u
sentes por espacio de tres messs 8
mas, y al objeto de su visje es regis.
tr1r los srchivos de 10 iglesi& Co g.
lica de Luisisna, y ciel tos archives
civiles de ST. Augustine, Pensacola,
Washington, y tai vtz tambien Mon
treAl y Quebec, en- busca de datos
que 90 ,eaitan en- ID HsbAna eu ls
aisputa que sctualmeate sostiene sl
gobisrno cubAno con In iglesia CATO
licR con motive de ciertos bienes que
6st& alegA poseer en- la isla.
Sc dice que el Congreso do Ia io'
ven rep6bicA procurs hscer invAli
GAr las reclAmaciones do In iglesiA 6
los tsrrenos en- question, y hAsts pa
rOce que sc tratA de despojar nj
Arsobispo de cisrtos sditicios de IL
capital que el General Wood, duran.
te an ocupacion milital, entreg6 6
Monseflor SbArretti.
K Presidente senior Estrada Pal.
ma que, CON ga fsmilia, se convi t.6
Al catolicismO, segun nos eucribeu,
al rsgresar & Cuba, es gran amigo
del A zobispo. y hasta 90 asegura
que Be dispone interponer su veto
cualquier medldS radical que, con
dt trimento de In Jastisia, preteud&
arrobAr el Corgreso contra 10 igle'
sia cat6licA.