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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
BOSTON EyCURS IONS.
June aoth 10 July srd.

VIA the Oregon Short Line. The very
3 low rate Of SG2O5 will be made to
Boston and return for The annual meet
Ing Of the National Educational Assoc
citation July 9Th to 10th Tickets will
be good for return until September ist
Particulars furnished by Short Line
agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
COURT NOTES.

Eliza Wells today filed suit in the dls-
trlct court against George Goss and A..
J.. Williams to recover $500 alleged
to be due on a promlssory note executed
on Sept, Z, 1895.
NJ. $ Aschheim today filed suit in the
district court against Scion Spiro 10
recover $1,000 alleged to be- due on
promissory note executed at Park City
on Feb, 20, 1892.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
ANOTHER COAL BRANCH,
Union Pacific Getting Ready TO Open
Up More Mines.
Special Correspondence.


Rock Springs Wyo.. June l6.-The
Union Pacific has placed a large force
OF surveyors In the field I'm the vicinity
OF Thayer station, nineteen miles east
Of here, which ls now running surveys
Tor a branch road to run from Thayer
TO the Union Pacific Coal company's
coal prospects In the Horse Thief can
yon district This branch win be from
10 10 Is miles In length, aud will In
clude a 30o.foot tunnel.
Tests OF the coal IN the Horse Thief
district show the product 10 be equal
" not superior to the Rock Springs ar
ticle. Indeed. the veins are believed
TO be continuation CT those found in
the mines here II has been known
for some time that the Union Pacific
was searching for other coal fields,
large gangs Of surveyors with diamond
drills having been In the field during
the summer months for several seasons
past, and the announcement that a road
viii be built TO Horse Thief canyon and
that mines viii be opened there causes
very little surprise here.
This announcement, and the apparent
haste Of the company TO get the mines
opened, adds strength TO the report
that the mines AT Spring Valley may
be abandoned soon. II Is said that
while the coal from the latter mines
Is OF a good steaming quality. the min
Ing OF the product Is fraught with
great danger. for the mines at Spring
Valley are filed with oil seepage and
dangerous gasses, and while only an oc-
caslonal explosion with no serious re-
suits has occurred, It Is feared that
there viii be a terrible disaster sooner
or later and Il IL 20 avoid this threat
ened accident that the properties viii
be abandoned Then II is a well known
fact that the expense OF mining coal
IN many Of the mines here has become
30 great owing 10 the long haus 10
the surface. that the cost Of the fuel
Is rendered excessively high, 80 high
in fact that other properties can be
opened and operated for many vars
az q great saving 10 the company, There
are numerous mines here however, that
can and Will be operated for many
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
BUSINESS NOTES.

Architects J, A. Headlund q Co. have
completed plans for $500 cottage for
Col. $ y, Miner on l. street between
seventh and Eighth streets. also. plans
FOR $3.50 cottage at East Jordan for
Clifford /. Goif
Today's local bank clearings amount
ed 90 Ngl ,6i3.s ~ as against sig7,5gl. So
Tor the same day last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
SPIKE AND RAiI.

Assistant General Manager T.. +. CAL
Win OF the oregon Short Line IL expect
ed TO return from Idaho tonight
The oregon Short Line Is flooding
the town with unique Fourth OF July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for at the post
Office, Salt Lake City Utah, June IL,
1903. TO obtain these letters the APP
plIcant must call for advertised let
ters." and give the date Of the list II
not called for within two weeks, they
win be sent to the dead letter office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20
GOrdiIs en- eI Atene0

Publicamos en- nuestra edi-
cion de hoy. parte de la notabili-
sima conferencia, pronunciada
anoche en- "El Ateneo Puerto
rriqueno". por el distinguido re-
presentante a la Gamara. don
Jose Gordils.
La extension del referido ira
bajo. no nos permite publicarlo
integro en- una sola edicion, y
por otra psrte. no hemos queri-
do extractarlo. por ser todo Ell
de gran interSs y actualidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20

dara q este las dietas que tenfa deven-
gadas; conducta que reprob6 Vuestra
Magestad. Despota por las tropelfas y
destierro Gel alcalde dc Aguadilla,
lqNe ha publicado I'm manifesto en- Ia
l1abana, que no Sc puede leer sin es-
candalo. Despota, segt1n voz p1blica
por haber en- toda la isla sofocado todos
los ayuntamientos luego que Sc public6
la Constitution sin formar antes los
constitucionales, y arrojzndose las eau
sas contencioSas de toda Ia isla, sin de
jar 4 los alcaldes sino Ia composition
amigable de diferencias seglin Ia, Cons
titucicn. ~ habfa 20 de extraf1ar el
que ahora Sc presente como despota,
valiendose de soldados para sacar de
D;putados enlCortes al que le de gana7
Todo Sc sabe hace af1os; todo consta;
~ como 81 para separar del naando po-
litico militar fuera neceSaria una SEN
tencia ejecutorisda, el Sc sostiene a la
faz y con pacieucia del Gohierno
Permftame v. M. por desahogo, y no
reventar, asegurarle (aunque Sc bien 10
que al fin me costara) que en-. mi OPT
MON francamente manifestada, con res
pecto a las Americas, nj en- justicia nj
en- politica Sc acierta en- cuantaS medi-
das Sc tonan; 6 por 10 inenos son in
Su6cientes unas, y no Sc efectt1an otras,
como ha sucedido con muchas excelen-
tes del Congreso, en- dcnde Sc han
errado otras, con la de la escandalosa
representation del consulado de Meji-
co. Y sino "a que estar mandando pu :
flados de hornbres. que solo sirven pa
ra fomentar la, guerra civil9 Pues que
IA millones de hombres, y hombres que
descienden de espai1oles (V. M. conoce
cuanto digo con esta reduplicaci6n) Sc
les vence por 6 $1,000 en- MSjico, y es-
tos mandados pufiados? Vcnzase
entire ellos la fnerza moral. hacienda
justlcia en- todas parties seglin la Cons
titucion y leyes: tratese 4 Puerto Rico
y mas provincias tranquilas seg1n ext
gen la razon y la pol1tica 6 convenien-
cia general, y viendo tai justicia y bl1en
goblerno, aan las conmovidas Sc tran
quilizaran y volveran al orden Sefor,
20 recomiendo V. NJ. este expediente,
81 no tuviese tan satisfecho de la &C.
tividad de los sehores de la comision,
pediria Sc les sefia1ara termino. La
conducta de ese gobernador es de fatal
trascendencia; y quien ha de evitar esta
es una -esolucion saba y energica
propia de v. M. Que pase pues a la
comision recomendando la brevedad,
que 20 estare atento ell dia de Ia reso-
luci6n".
En- la conciencia de todos los re-
'presentantes quedaba arraigado ell con-
venciminto de que la conducta del 60
bernador Melendez era de fatal tras-
cendencaG, y que para contra1restar su
male6ca Influenza Sc imponia una re-
solucion saba y energica digna de
aquellos hombres que dirigian los des-
|tinos de la Nacion.
Como 10 habfa propuesto el honrado
y viril diputado mejicano don Jose Mi
guel Ramos de Arispe. Sc acordo que
las citadas Representatives, pasasen a
la comision de Constitution para que a
la brevedad possible emitieta su informe.
PEDRO DE ANGELS.
Octubre IS, de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20
mento de II sacos, por este, no es una
suma muy grande; quizas $500.

mento de u sacos por este. no es una
suma muy grande; quizas $4oo.
iY por cuatrocientos dollars sc
puede desacreditar la marca de
cafe puertorriqueflo, en- un pals
en- que no puede entrar nuestro
grano, sino a titulo de exec
lente!
Tambien nuestro colega "El
Aguila de Ponce, decia aver en-
un articulo muy sesudo y pa
triotico.
Dice bien Ell BoLETIN MER-
cANT1L. cuando califlca de cri-
minal ell hecho de traer cafe del
Brasil, para venderlo como 81
fuera puertorriqueflo".
Y ell colega de la mafiana, en-
su editorial consagrado al mis-
mo asunto, trata la question en-
terminus que no dejan lugar a
vacilaciones nj dudas.
Y hoy, en- una carta que nos
envfa eli sefior Acevedo Garcia.
dice 10 siguiente:
"El cafe no 10 echaran a tie
IRA los marinos. y Sc prepara el
pueblo para una manifestation
de protesta."
ESQ es 10 que debe evitar Ell
senor Barrabeitg, sin andarse en-
quimericas e improcedentes de-
nuncias contra nOsotrOs.
Y debe evitarlo probando has
ia la saciedad, con datos escri-
tos y pruebas irrecusables, con
cartas en- los copiadores y asien-
tos en- los libros, que Ell cafe es
de Puerto Rico y no del Brasil.
Con juramentos solemnes no
sc consigue NADIA, con protestas
de honradez tampoco, cuando
los hechos inducen a Greer otras
cOSas.
Estamos perfectamente tran
quilos. Ell seflor Barrabeitg. tai
vez consiga probarnos que el ca
fe que vino, en- ell Ponce, es de
Puerto Rico. iOjala 10 consigal
Pero no podra nunca, por mu-
chos esfuerzos que haga. debili-
tar en- 10 mas mfnimO la bondad
de nuestros propositos, la justi-
cia de nuestra alarma, Y 10 pro-
vechosa que resulta para los in
tereses p1blicos.
Defendase, 81 puede. Es muy
natural que 10 haga. Pero de
ninguna manera en- contra de
nuestros derechos y de nuestra
libertad. De ninguna manera,
amerazandouos con TN tribunal
insigne, creado para 9arantia
del pueblo y defensa del pueblo,
cuando por cumplir con esas sa-
graoas obligaciones Caemos en-
ell desagrado de un hombre, cual-
quiera que sea.
Cumpla su amenaZa, 81 puede,
ell sefior Barrabeitg.
Para nosotros sera up honor
grande, un motive de perdura-
bic orgullo, ell sentarnos en- ell
banquillo de los acusados por
haber defendido los intereses de
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20
Sehor don Vicente Vifia.

Sefior don Vicente Vif1a.
Muy sefior milo:
Digo 20 Rafael Barrabeitg, jurandolo
en- Ia mas solenne forma; que el cafe
que para este pueblo trae el vapor anne
ricano Ponce" y que ha sido trasbor-
dado al vapor "Vasco", 4 consignacion
de Benjamin Joachim. y que Sc dice ser
del Brasil, es cafe de Puerto Rico, que
fue llevado por el sefior Joachim a los
Estados Unidos el afio pasado y no ha-
biendolo podido veuder 10 ha tenido que
traer 4 esta Isla de nuevo.
Que sc somete que este cafe sea re-
conocido por una cemisiou de persouas
conocedoFas dc cafe. que ser1 nombra-
da en- essa plaza, compuesta dc tres in-
dividuos. uno por mi. otro por el seEoF
Via, representante de "a Asociaci6n dc
Cosecheros De cafe y otro por el Alcal-
dc seiior Delis. y que 81 resulla que este
cafe e. del Brasil. entenees 10 FegalaF1
4 los pohres Dc esla villa.
Que mientras el cafe 50 examina pos
Ia comisi6n proplesta. consienle en que
saa depositaao en a'xdn alm4cen 6 casa
Dc e.ls localidad. sia podsFlo vsndsr.
daponsr De Il hasa cue ~ - dicss el
voEsdiEfo de ssr cafe gsRuino Dc RueF,c
Rno.
S2yam.e
c0no ssprssnnrah,e a. hssiania
Jeaehim
RGSAkl. nAnnAsETrc
Arcadia. Nsv,saihss = - I9o1
49, 80 1a 20 eopsalr
VICENTE VIVA. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20

SecretariA particular del Co
bernador.
Tesogeria De Puerto Rico
Departameuto dc Carload.
Departamento dc Obras Pd-
hlicaA
lsiatura dela POlicia Inanlar,
DepaFtameu1o Dc II Comisitn
dc S1tnl LoutA ~ eNt
Departamento Dc Agricultura
y MiBaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20
iFUERA RETICENCIAI
VENGAN CARGos

En- ell 1ltimo n1mero del Bo-
LETIN MERcANTIL llegado a este
Pueblo, bajo ell rubro "Rumor
grave" sc permite hacer K. L.
ciertas preguntas "a quien CO.
rresponda y deba' acerca del
fallecimiento de don Virgilio
Acevedo @. E. P. d.
70, en- mi calidad de Medico
que fuf llamado para asistirlo
desde el 80 de Octubre a las diez
de la noche hasta ell 81 a las diez
de la maf1ana, me creo aludido.
contestare gustoso al Fiscal an6-
nimO sobre esos pormenores.
pero antes he de manifestar al
firmante K. L. que para clio es,
necesario me Olga: 10 quien es:
20, a tftulo de que hace tales
preguntas. y 80 que autoridad
tiene para hacerlas.
Mientras estaS postulaadas NC
tengan cOntestacion satisfacto-
ria, me prometo significar a K.
L. que no he de dar importan-
cia nj hacer case de NOTICES ".
concentrates que pienso solo,
tienen algun caracter sensaciov~
nal.
DR.. Francisco Sein..
Medico Cirujano.
Celebramos que ell DR.. Sein
haya hecho las anteriores decla-
raciones, que pueden agitar la.
opinion en- sentido favorable. al
esclarecimiento de los hechos~,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20
DR.. Francisco Sein .
Medico Cirujano.
AvisO al pIblic0l

A partir del dfa de hoy, 20 NoWiembreA
los trenes ndm. II y IL entire San juan
y Carolina seguiran el itinerario Si-
guiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20

AMERICAN RAIL ROAD CO.
Oy PORTO RICO.
San Juan. p. Z. 70 de Nvbre. dc E0os.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20

que no han tTamitado ning,in
aSunto De lntereS pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20
10 del cafe

Una carta del senor Barrabeitg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-20
Fl Emisteri0 de Lares
Noviembre I8 de 1909.
Sr. Director del
BoLETIN MERcANrL1.
San Tuan

Muy Sr. milo: En- ell tiltimo
ndmero del periodico que v. tan
digpamente dirije Sc hace refe-
rencia al fallecimiento de don
Virgilio Acevedo, y creyendome
aludido en- ell remitido que 1de
este pueblo? aparece publicado
bajo ell rubro "rumor grave.
suplico a V. Sc sirva ordenar la
publication de la adjunta nota
anticipandole por clio las mas
expresivas gracias.
De V. atento y S. S.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
THE NE|lLS TONIGHT

What promises to be a season of un.
usual social as well as financial and
artistic successes will be inaugurated
by Jane Neil and his fine company at
the opera house tonight, where they
open with "A Gentleman Of France"
This romantic play, which Is dram.
atlZatiOn of Weyman's novel, Is one OF
the great successes OF the American
stage and will be presented here with
all the special scenery and costuming,
together with the full strength OF Mr..
Neills Incompatible company, which
will assure the Honolulu public per.
Torrance equal to any presentation on
the mainland.
In Castor de Marsac, Mr.. NELL has
character well suited to him, while
Miss Edythc Chapman Is more than
charming in the part Of Mile. dc la
Wire. the court beauty.
Tn" love scenes between these two
are beautiful bits Of work, while the
heroic scenes and thrilling climaXcs
are strong enough to bring the gallery
gods to their feet.
All the characters are well cast and
tonight's audience which promises to
tax the capacity Of the theatre, Is as.
SurCd rich treat,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
MRS. NE|LL'S DOLL

Miss Edith Chapman (Mrs. James
NeilD, the actress whom Honolulu has
50 often in past seasons seen and ad-
mired and who tonight returns to us,
has promised Mrs. Hoffman, to dress
q doll for thle Charity Doll Sale for
the Free kindergarten Dec, lith. Mrs.
Nell Is very much interested In this
charity association and was charmed
"a help at this occasion. She has done
this sort of thing before In the east
when appealed to and had the pleas
ure of having her doll sell for very
large sum and the money turned over
to Sweet Charity Mrs. Neill's doll
is to be dressed as one Of the actress
iayOritc roles, /. e.. Madamoisellc de
COchefUret in Under the Red Robe. "
The ladies Of the Kindergarten feel
very grateful to Mrs. Neil for her quick
and generous response. Mrs. r.. y,
Tenney will rattle Mrs. Ncill's doll.
The gentlemen are invited to tea at
four o'clock and to this rattle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
EVENTS Of THE DAY

3 p. m.-Meetlng of the ladies' COM
mittee OF the Chinese hospital at the
hospital
. p. m.-Meeting Of the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society at the convent.
$3.50 p. m-Football at the baseball
lark between Punahou and Artillery.
1870 p. m.-Polo. Moana!ua VS.. IA.
piOlani, at MOanalua.
/ p. m.-Baskctball, Punahou VS..
High School and Y. W c. \. VS.. Prl-
DRY. on the Kamehamcha School field.
S p. m.-Indoor baseball. Punahous
vs.. Diamond Heads, in the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium.
) p. ma Gentleman Of France"
by the NELL Company at the Hawaiian
opera house.
S p. m.-"Thc Pace That Kills" by
Sanford Company, at the Orphcum.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
LOCAL And GENERAL

Personal injury cases. ]. p. Ball.
Jos. G. Pratt, attorney. Progress Blk.'
Join Lyons Exchange Library
New books, 20 cents.
]. Kumalae & Co., grocers are ad.
vertising a cash reduction sale.
Chas. Hummel, mgr. Hawaiian Hotel
Barber Shop. Your patronage solicit.
ed.
A mosquito-proof room with private
family is offered for rent See Wants.
page s.
August Toellner arrived in the
Mauna Loa from a business trip to
pahala.
The engagement Of Miss Anna Crow
and w. S. Mclean of Hilo is an.
nounCed.
Four double U's-Wheeler & Will
son. Watson & West. WW-the best
machine.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81, $3.50. and 81 per week. 1249
Fort street.
The heart bowed down by weight Of
woe can be bowed up again by Pan.
theon o. p. S. whisky.
Good paint and experience" is L.
C.. Rowe's strong combination. Get
your painting done now.
A Sheriffs sale notice in the matter
of W. W. Dimond 4 Co VS.. Kuhio Ka-
lanianaole is published in this issue
A notice to members of Hawaiian
Lodge X. of p. TO attend the funeral
OF their late brother, S. X, Kane is
published on page s.
After thcater parties will do we'll to
secure tables at the Young Hotel in
advance A good number Of orders
have already been placed.
A very pleasant informal dance was
given last evening by the Alexander
Young Hotel management In honor of
the hotel guests, the members Of the
NELL Company and the passengers whC
arrived In the Alameda.
Judge Robinson on Monday next.
at 10 o'clock a. m, will call all even
numbered jury-waiyed cases on the
September term calendar, not hereto
fore previously disposed Of, from and
including number i02 TO and including
number 1862.
There were no finals in the invita-
/ ton tournament Of the Berctanla Ten
mis- Club yesterday. There has been
some mistake in the matter Of defaults
which will have to be cleared up. The
contest will not take place until some
| time Monday.
A Kodak for Christmas. For chill
dren and grown-ups, 1t is an educator
and a pleasure and also a promoter OF
health as it takes the kOdaker out OF
doors. Nothing yet on the market Ia
/ equal the new No. A kodak now being
exhibited at Honolulu Photo-Supply
Co.
The Free Kindergarten Charity Rag
, doll sale and Missionary Cleaners an
nual sale will be held on the lanais OF
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Monday aft
crnOon, Dec. lith. Tea, punch. lemon.
AIDE and candy tables . punch and judy
show, donkey party and marionett,
show. Children admitted free.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
HOME RULERS OBJECT.

Al a meeting of the executive COM
mittce OF the Home Rule party yes
tcrday there was adopted a resolution
in support Of the Mitchell amendments
with the exception Of the reduction Of
the appeal fee from $500 to $1,000.
Another resolution was also adopted
in which the mission Of e. H. Hatch
to Washington is opposed Congress
is asked not to accept any amend
mcnss to the County Act that might be
suggested by this attorney, The Home
Rulers prefer the enactment by Con-
gress of a law providing for Municipal
Government in the Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
PLAN IS ABANDONED

The Navy Department has abandon
cd It's plan Of having naval officers
do the work Of determining the longi-
tudc OF Midway Island on account OF
the fact that this work is now being
done by the T. :. Coast and GeodetiC
Survey Office
On November Il az order vas issued
from the Naval Department that Lieu
tenant Commander Frank Holmes with
assistants should go 20 Midway Island
in the L. ; Pere. TO determine the
longitude OF that island by means OF
the cable Captain Rodman and Cap
tain Niblack were 20 DO the work at
this end OF the line u was later on
planned that the IrUquois should take
the officers to Midway This cruise
was delayed by the illness Of Lieut..
Commander Hughes and has now been
abandoned since Prot Morse has gone
to Midway to do the work for the Hy,
geographic OMcC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05

Salcs-$5OO o. r. x l.. Co Bonds,
SIU3: 5Gj McBryda. b u. Sa.2j.
Latest sugar quotation, 1885.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05

Parties

We carry a very large stock OF
FOLDING CARD TABLES and FOLD.
ING CHAIRS that we rent out for Par.
ties. Our prices are the lowest and
our Goods the best. We deliver to any
part Of Honolulu and call for the Ia.
bles and Chairs when you are through
with them. Give US a call when In
need Of Tables or Chairs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
GERMANY UN|TES
WITH HAWAII
IN MARITAL TIES

The Wedding Of Miss Matilda Walker
and Mr.. Constabel will take place at
the German Lutheran church this aft.
ernoon at I o'clock, Rev W. Delenny
officiating. After the ceremony a re-
certion will be given the friends of the
bride and groom at the residence of
Mr.. Kunst in Waikiki. This function
will last from > until I o'clock. The
yOdng couple will spend their honey
moon at Waialua.
Miss Walker is daughter Of Ha.
wallis soil who has large circle OF
friends here. She is known widely
in this city on account Of her talent
rs a musician Miss Walker spent sew
eral years in Germany studying vocal
as well as instrumental music.
Mr.. COnstabCl was born IN Hamburg
but spent most Of his life in Apia
Samoa. where his father Is at the head
of the largest mercantile establish
ments of the place. The young man
ConStabel was educated in Germany
After finishing his education he return
ed to Apia where for several years ne
held a position in his fathers firm.
file came to the Islands about twelve
years ago.
Mr. Constabcl was for several years
employed on the Koloa and Kckaha
plantations, Kauai He entered the
employ Of II. Hackfeld & Co. about
four years ago and has gained a large
number OF friends here.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the reception at the Kunst
home this evening and large mum.
Der Of people are expected to Join in
the festivities. Since Mr.. Eunst first
knew Miss Walker as a little girl he
has taken farherly interest in her
welfare and 1t was through him that
she went to Germany to take the course
in music that has yielded such salts.
factory results.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
CONE IN KlLAUEA

The steamer Kinau arrived from
IIilo.an way ports at II o'clock this
forenoon. Admiral Becklcy reports
that the craters OF both Halemaumau
and Mokuaweoweo are In state of
great activity. In the Halemaumau
crater cone has risen like an island
in the middle Of the mass Of molten
lava. It stands about fifty feet high
and is constantly rising, Those on
board the Kinau could see the reaec,
ton from the volcanic fires last night
at Kawaihae and again early this
morning from Oluwalo, Maui.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From IlilO and way ports, per stmr,
Kinau, Dec. 5.-F S. Barnard, Mrs. f.
S. Barnard DR.. Il. Pischcl Capt. j. b.
Douglas, X. n. Morgan, Mrs, J. A,
Matthcwman. G. II. Gere, j w. Mason
o. r. Shlpman, Mrs, Matsuda, X, Ia
kcta. t. Matsuda, y. II. Tougher, T.
Longer. \. Mcdeiros, Master Matsuda
Jas. Young f. Wittram, Y. II. Petric
+. j. Cross, c. Y. +. Dove, Young Hing
Lau Chong. Jas. Scott, II, l.. Kerr +
). Mallory, W. w. Thaycr Judge IA
haulelio, ]. p. Mcderios, zee Shcong
Mrs f. 5. Mallory, Dr.. w, Peters, Mrs
W. Peters.