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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

sionally lost in the shuffling of tinseled feet,
the capers of the comedians and the gen.
eral hilarity of the occasion. However,
there is a story to The Roger Brothers in
London" The keynote of Mr.. John ]. Nc
Nallys humorous tale. so comiCally told
by the Rogers Brothers and their associ-
ates. is a mystic diamond that formerly be-
longed to the chief of a tribe of South
American Indians. 1t was presented by the
chief to the grandfather of Marie Patricia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
Washington Symphony Orchestra.

Included in the program for the initial
concert Of the season by the Washington
Symphony Orchestra is the Saint-Saens
Symphony No. 9, which will be given its
first American reading. Mr.. De Koven has
been rehearsing the work for several
weeks. and the composition promises to
prove novel and interesting number The
advantage in hearing a work of this class
presented for the first time In this country
is one Washington has rarely enjoyed.
Other orchestral numbers on the program
are the overture to "Euryanthe," Weber,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
Side Lights on History.

From the Chicago Tribune.
do you think you can lick him, gen.
eral?" anxiously inquired one of his stan
officers at Waterloo
Lick him?" scornfully answered the
iron duke. TN give him de boots!"
IT was shortly after this, you remember,
that they began to call them Wellingtons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

OiS eittldCllOh tileIe ulliiS lHS CApoSitioA'
Ella Snyder has resigned from the cast of
The Girl From kays," now being played in
London, and will shortly return to America.
Marie Tempest, in THE Marriage of Kit
| ty.' opened her season in New York last
Monday night and was well received.
Mary Hampton has been engaged as
| leading lady of the Empire stock company
in Toledo. and opens December IA.
When 1.-THE Darling of the Gods is pro-
duced in London, Beerbohm Tree will play
the role of the war minister.
Elsie De We're has resigned from THE
Red Feather Company and will go into
vaudeville at once.
''Vultures of London; or. In the Tolls of
Terror is the title of new ''shocker'
recently brought out in London. Julian
Rochefort is the perpetrator of the piece.
Sullivan and Harris have obtained the re-
lease of Billy Van from Klaw and Erlanger
and will star him in a musical comedy
called PATSY Boliver' next season.
A special part has been written into Mile
Napoleon" for Frank Moulin, and he will be
seen in the Held company for the first time
next Monday night in New York.
The Lyceum Theater, London, which has
been Sir Henry Irving's home for many
years, is to be turned into music hall In
the near future
Fred Hallen, who, with his wife, Malle
Fuller, is in Australia, has written a play
for himself and will be among next seasons
stars in this country.
]. Cheever Goodwin has completed his
nbretto for a new opera intended to be
used by the Bostonians, and rehearsals are
now under way.
Al tba Sba ftesburv Tbeater Jopdon ra
two hundredth performance of In Da-
honey"
John BARRYMORE. the youngest of the tall
ented BarrYmores will be in the cast of
of r.
About the middle of next month Amelia
bingham will present In New York for the
first time a costume play by the author of
sZaza
.., 1,.-,,.,. Do,.,, .,,,o,, ,o,, p,.,
,,,I ~ n5 Isl go o,,it; AZ SISnId 80
maj res anu IN ~ So $500 ~ $50. a.
@ Lau IA @ opelt,nS AZ 1.
!dsI uesuas iLis ~ ne IN s"ppo''
--e N 80
fhylhs RANKIN anu Jessie bus.ey are lile
latest recruits ~ ne GoIlpany no" re-
ne ne Glsug I - la.ee. Pias, Hsau
VI u MSS 1850 naiAii' pays 'h' pan VI Il"
1,,. ror,o,- .,a ,,,o,, ,,,,o,,-,, ,,,o,,o,vo,
~ danideS re- star Eva Tanonav IN 5etv
niuei'n r. ni,b EraL naniaIs a.
..rrbe 0aice Rov" -
,.,,,, p,ro, u,bo t-,ad 20
49, Andre" q 90 and faiIed hos tn11nr
,,ia IA nart of oronnt Kinsa,, y .r%I ~,
1890 NE U,o IN ..1be StuhhnrrnaSs nf 60
uii'e
smart society Drish DIT OF character
fstic composltlon by Carr Stupenrauch. was
Chases TINS week II proved TO be a Spirit
ed ana catchy creation
,,T al.u i. ali pay ,
INC 80. VI -. e, 80, W. S.oST 10
season III poSloi s NJ 80 So III
=. tisner achliomieuse ma -. ne tosI 5000
on eme pieoe' which was wv N'siis LUZ
Ahieiica'
sorAo rrr;,,,,nb of on Ep,nress" IN which
nranniera on christmas day at bridegroom
49, pehasrsaIs are we'll under wav and
,irt,'a,,v The whole company has been en-
ea cod
Franz T. Perley has obtained from lie
hIar r. 20 the rights 70 "a CIentleman op
rialce, w.. ~ saasa,'s ~
1890, CborIas Doi., MI.
80 ae .aStn Sisr os ~ go, io li11
be featured IN the piece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
Buncoed.

From Smart Set.
Cobwigger-'T thought gave you money
the other day to buy Christmas presents
for your friends?"
Mrs Cobwigger-"I know you did. my
dear But the things bought are so love
Iy I've decided to keep them for myself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
Kernan's Lyceum.

Harry Morris Burlesquers will present "a
Night in Broadway as the attraction at
Kernan's Lyceum Theater next week. New
and catchy songs and handsome costumes
will be in evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

Secretary was adapted. After a periot
or military service he married settled dow1
ana wrote plays. He started in 1856 anc
by 1870 he had written no less than eighty
or an average of over two a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

either a masculine or feminine star. Miss
Irving has been surrounded by a company
for which great claims are made by the
management, while the scenic equipment is
guaranteed TO be the same that was used.
lacks Theater. in New York, last season.
Miss Irving. while new as a star. has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
ISABEL IRVING.

which had been burned into his breast by
the natives of Central India. Lores Grimm,
as the choir boy, and Miss Nina Morriss as
thu adventures, have the principal roles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

Marie Tempest, in The Marriage of Kit
ty,'' opened her season in New York last
Monday night and was well received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

Mary Hampton has been engaged as
leading lady of the Empire stock company
in Toledo, and opens December IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
.AMIDE

David Belasco has secured control of the
Imperial Theater, St. Louis, and will run a
big attraction there during the exposition.
Ella Snyder has resigned from the cast of
The Girl From Kays," now being played in
London, and will shortly return to America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

When 1.-THE Darling of the Gods is pro-
duced in London, Beerbohm Tree will play
the role of the war minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

The death is announced of Herr Gustav
Won Moser, at the age OF seventy-nfne
He was known best to the generality OF
American theater goers as the author OF
"Bibliothekar," from which 1.-THE Private
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-21
Information Local

..Dentro de breves dias Ell nego.
eiAdo de obras p1blicas hark algu.
nos nombramientos do empleados
temporeros.
..Por el depArtamento de Tel6-
grafos Sc han hecho Aumen tos de
sueldos los tslegrafstaa Ramon
Laxardi, de Aibonito, de $500 6 $3.50;
Rsfsel Garcfs, dc Playa de Ponce,
de $240 & 480 y J. A. Biaseochea, de
Ponce, de $3.50 & 900.
"A bordo del vApor sMontevi.
deos, que Vi con rumbo & Europa,
h&llase la distin guida 81 d 3ra de Ci-
priano Castro, Pfesidents de II Re.
pdblica venezol No.
-Esta tarde partir&. CON destiro
6 .Europs, el raputAdo doet don
Arturo V&zqutz Prada, ell euRl visi
tara 6 BRrcelona, Madrid. Paris y
Bsrlfn, con objeto de restablecsr SD
salud hA tempo quebrAntAda. De
seAmog qus al reg esar q 10 ISIS.
vepga com pie tAmente bien de 10 do.
lencia que hoy le mortifiea.
Aver tArde falleci6 en- esta capital
el opulento hacendado de Bayam6u,
OO0 &24BVAlO 4AOA4kQl&s As0GIO34 6W9
familiares nuestro sentiao resame.
Hoy se espera sl primer Jefe de
la Insu Or sen 1r Hamill, tan prcnto
llegue saldr6 para Juana Disz el Ca
pitAn Salgado.
Carlos Alfonso sc produjo una
heriAa de euatro centimetro en- 10 re-
ei6u fronta'. produclaa por ura c.f.
da que 90 iera junto 6 una ventana.
.Ha sido aprobAdo por el Comi'
sionado de Edueaci6n Ell contrsto
hecho por 10 Janta Escolar de San
to Isab al con In pre- fssora L1cfa Rs
mos Pau;s, para una s,ueia de sqxel
termino municipal y sl de Il ssf1ori.
to Ana Lopss Strang para otrA do
Viz ques y los de Las sen oritas Dole
res Garcia y Maria Cestero, p 70
Vsga Bsia.
Sc halla en- esta ciu lad, el senior
administrator de 10 la AduAna dc
Maysg nes. don Felipe Cuevas.
..Se anenentra On esta capital, el
doctor BIanes dc Lares.
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Escape milagro-
Samente

New Yor, Abril 81, II DO a. m.
Otto desp. cho informa que du-
rante Ell combate, ell Presidente Vaz
quez escape q la mnerts mi agrosa'
mente. Vazquez mandaha sus tro-
pas al otro lado del rio, refugian-
dose por 1ltimo en- el vapor xPresi-
dente que salio con grandes ave-
rlas: Los revolucionarios Sc prepa-
ran q atacar con refuerzos de hom-
bres que llegaran de S Pedro de
Macorls a las tropas de Vazquez que
quedaD en- Villa Duarte para .desalo-
jarlas de ALI por complete.
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G41lEgalMAs
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
y DM
(LA coRREsPoNDENc1A.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
DIRECTO DE NEW-YoRK.
Fuerzas del general
Vazquez bombar-
dean Ia capital

New York, Abril, 81 l1.4o a. m.
Un despacho de Santo Domingo
noticia que dicha capital ha sido
bombardeada por ell vapor de que
ira xPresidente>, que esta al SER
vicio del gobierno de Vazquez y
por las fuerzas de este acampadas
en- Pajarito 6 Villa Duarte. Ell
fuego fue contestado por ell fortin
de San Diego y los canones de la
ciudadela, hacienda fuego hacia
<Pajarito> desde la orilfa opuesta
varias guerillas de Ia Revolucion.
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Los barcos de guerra
extranieros

New York, Abril q, 1 40 a. m.
FL comandante del crucero Allan
ia notif1c6 Vazquez que tenia que
dar "a horas de prorroga para en-
pear el bombardeo. con objeto de
que salieran de Santo Domingo,
los enfermos, ancianos, mujeres y
niflos. Los demas comandantes de
los barcos de guerra extranjeros
surtos en- aquella bahia, secunda-
ron al del sAtlanta,, y extinguido
ell citado plazo empez6 ell bonn
bardeo de las fuerzas de Vazquez.
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GA C0RRESPO Dc PuERTOR 81 De ABRIL ORvgos
Los reVolucionarios
causan numerosas bajas

New York, Abril, q ll.4o a. m.
Los revolucionnarios causaron q
las fuerzas de Vazquez numerosas
bajas. El fuego duro varias horas.
Desde las azoteas de los consulados
Sc hacian senales con sus buques
respectivos las dotaciones de estos
en- TERRA. En- los terrenos de la
&Francias en- Pajarito cayeron
muertos muchos soldados de Vaz-
quez. Los desperfectos causados en-
la capital por ell bombardeo son de
poca importancia.
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N0TICIAS

coNsEJo A LAS MADREs FL iarabe calmanss
de In seora Winsow debe a,Nmpre que los nos
estan e perodo de la dentici6n Proporciona avio
Immediate al Pequeho pacentes produce IN sueno ma
muy viyo alegre Es muy agradable paladar calma
al nino ablanda sus sncias, avia sus dolores haes 70
Es 81. .uejor remedo eonocidO para la diarrea "a
vsnes 3sta de la dentic6n de cualquiefa
Tanease mucho cudado pedir el Jarabe Calmanta
de n Senora Winslowx sl Ensi0r do eodoa.
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tendente de Obras pdblicas, con el
objeto de remediAr los males ocssio'
nAaos por una pesim& administrA'
ci6n, que viene desae ants no, toda
vez que aus funcionarios NADIA han
hecho en- bien de esta villa. Por 10
noche tuvo lugar una cor nfereneia
CON las autoridades actuales, en- Gu
20 aeto le hicieron varios eArgos, 8
unos por ineptos y G otros por ser
muy aptos en- el desempef1o de "a
administrations. AL pArecer, que
daron satisfechos de haber eumplido
con sR deber, psro sus descargos So
lamente servfan para condenarlos.
lPobrs villa. si al gobierno NO to.
ma cartas en- ell asuntol Algunos en-
pleadoa eobraron sus sueldos hastR
el 8 de Enero dltimo que cesAron de
serlo, & otros se le adeudan echo
meses, y los aetuales no han cobra
do sus saeldos poraue 81 Honorable
sef1or Tesorero de Puerto Rico ha
tenido bien retener algunas eanti'
dades para responder q otras deu
das.
El martes y microbes Sc hizo IL
distribution de nm check de 500 y
pico de dollars, oeasionando a]gunos
disgustoa por no haber sido Glen
distribuidos'
E! jueves tnvo. lugar 10 celebra'
cion del iuicio de los jugadores, 81
due no de In casa fu6 condenado so
pesos de multa y los dem&s Acusados
6 Is pesos. excepto uno q se ampa
r6 en- ell articulo 81 de In Ley de En-
juiciamiento Criminal y los polisias
que no faeron dsnunciados.
iHabr& cumplido CON su debsr el
senior Schw artzcopff no denuncian'
do 6 los policiasr
Anochs se fug6 del Dsp6sito Mu
nicipal nm deteniao. El sef1er Juez
de Paz incoa proesso arrestando oil
celaaor y G un paisano. Sc dies que
estkn ineomunicAdos.
AL eerrar estas cuartillAs siendo
las 6 de 10 tarde he tsnido conoci
miento de que desde los doce Ell Sr,
JMez de Paz h'zo conducir su pre-
sencia los pfesos que habfa en- el de
p6sito municipal, sin que hasta aho'
ra ne las permita almorxar. lPoarl
ser ssto justo?
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pio dptn p len ma deg pdt
e
81 en-
Corhala e Gray0a DR. de eNwYo
que e zf ~ c II
> p n qe o %
q hd g i fdah
lie
fma
la
ap a aul IS a b
lbs
Nota:
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Barcos de guerra
ameriCanoS a Kiel

New York, Abril 81, l1.4o a. m.
Avisan de Washington que Ell
gobierno ha enviado & Kiel varios
barcos de guerra. Sc considera que
Sc trata de un acto de cortesia in
ternacional para con ell Emp 4rador
de Alemania.
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AL PUBLICO

Desae hoy LA CORRESPONDENTS
CIA Sc encontrara q la venta pu-
blica, en- Ell carrito de cigarrillos
de don Jose Rubio, que esta en- la
esquina entire Allen y San Justo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-21
pOR MAS De SesENTA ANOs, .

RHNIEDIO AryvIG 90 z BIMN PROBAT>O.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DIX LA SRA. WINSIOW.
asado por MIIL1oNEs DE MADREs sus hiios en- q
PERIobo DE DENrIClON, con EXIro COMPLETE TRAN
QUII4IzA Ia CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS, ALIvIA
TODOS Los DOLORES CURA Ell COLI o VENTOSO es el
me1or remedo DIARREA De venta Las BoTIcAs
dol mundo entero. Pedfd,
Ell JARABE CALMASTE DR. LA SRA. WINSLOW.
NO ACTRrrr9 o-pC
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DLrante To- auseneia del sef1or In
geniero don Julio Pereira los que
solicitor aus servieios diriianse &
Gandia C6rdova, Iugeniero
San jose II, San Juan.
15vA
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I'm sstA Imprensa 20 vends papsl
vieiO 6 2.z0 qzintal
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SOrprend7da
Otra "manigua'
EN- LA MONTANA
En- Adjuntas fue sorprend1 -
da una en- la cual eran
"puntoe" dos polictas
10 QUE LA COM1sION DEL GO
BIERNO HIZO ALI
(De nuestro c0rresponsal)

Abril 10. FL domingo 12 del &C.
tual, como & les 6 de la tArde. fueron
sorprendiaos por sl cabo comandan'
to de este puosto, selior Schwartz
eopff, varios indiviaucs por iugar &
10 prohibido, entire los cuales, 40 ha'
ltAbAn dos policiAs insalares: Los
paisanos fueron llsvAdos presencia
del Juez de Paz, quian seflal6 an do
liar dc fianxa cadA uno, pero los
-policiAs no fueron denuneiados, si
bien los envio el cabo arrestados al
euartel.
El lunes por 10 tarAe llsgaron &
esta villa los Honorables Sres. Sc
eretArio y Tesorero de Puerto RICO.
pl Direetor do Sandal y supsrin'
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Doctor Emilio CheVremont
CIRUJANO DENTISTA
San Francisco SO
FRENTR A LA CAPILLA

Sal Superior de Curazao
A 40 OENTAv0s 90
Maiz del pals en- n sacos
q $500 "a.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y 1nas ia
maf1os de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75,
Grampas, barril de 90
hbras S..
0freCen BaQueroy Gandara
A VI S 0
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En- esta Iuprenta sc vende papsl
viejo & $40 el qaintal.
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A V I S @

Sc compran y venden
creditos de los opositores
del quebrado A. Raus
chenplat,
INFORMARAN SAN JUSTO 13 Y Is
Baquero y Gandara
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-02
COAST MAIL TODAY.

The American Maru will arrive this
afternoon from San Francisco with six
days later mail and news files. She
will sail for the Orient tomorrow morn
ing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-02
NEW ADVEWTtst.MENrs.
NEWS IN NUTSHELL
Paragraph That Giye Condensed
News Of the Day.

Kohah Sugar Company has elected
new officers.
4 young man wants employment as
driver FOR private family.
You are always treated with courtesy
at the PantheOn-W aNerley.
Paint brushes scrub brushes In fact
brushes of every description at W. w.
Dimond 4 co., Ltd.
The mother of Chester A. and j.
Walter Doyle is expected on the AM
erica Maru. She is on her way to
Japan.
The sale of the wood cut from Tho
mas square brought what are consider
ed excellent prices. one Kamani tree
brought Sl2.
The stockholders of Castle and Cooke
Ltd, held their adjourned annual meet
ing yesterday and elected officers for
the ensuing year
Any customer who has not received
one of our new 1903 calendars can do so
by sending name and address to us.
Hawaiian Electric Co. Honolulu,
The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity
Company. a home company, deals in
loans, mortgages, securities, invest
ments, ana real estate Homes built on
the installment plan.
The quarterly meeting of the Hawai-
ian Mission Children's Society will be
$50 p. m. at the residence of L. A.
eThurStOn on Bates street.
Territorial Meteorological reports that
the average minimum temperature for
March was 6I3, the same as February
making March as cold as the previous
month which was the coolest February
on record in these islands.
Large numbers of Honolulu ladies
called at Sachs millinery opening yes
terday to see the elegant pattern hats
displayed there. The opening continues
during today and tomorrow and souve-
Mrs are given away to all customers.
A caDlegram received this morning
from G.. A, Pecht announced the death
in San Francisco this morning of his
father G.. A. Pecht is book keeper at
f. O Hall and Sons and left here
about month ago to go to his father
who was then believed to be on his
deathbed.
The monthly meeting of the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid AS
ISOLATION will take place tomorrow
morning FRIDAY the 3rd, instD at $3.50
in the Y. w. c. A. rooms. All the
Supervisors are requested to attend, as
business of importance will be trans
acted at the meeting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-02
NEED NOT PAY
SEWER RATES
PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE SAYS
PEOPLE TO PAY.

The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements does not think
that citizens should pay fees for using
the sewers. The committee was direct
ed SINE time ago to investigate the
matter of this charging of rates for
using the sewers and also to ascertain
by what right the Public Works De-
partment had made such charge. This
morning the committee reported.
Its report was in part as fOllows
Your committee finds that citizens
are charged for making a connection
with a sewer system and then charged
for the use of the same, signing a con-
tract at the time of securing the per-
NIT to make the connection. We find
no law authorizing this charge. We
believe that citizens should in all cases
have the free use of the sewer system
and this committee has offered an
amendment to that effect to Senate
Bill No. So, now before this honorable
body"
In addition to the report there was a
communication from Superintendent
Cooper regarding the charging and the
manner in which it was done. The re-
port was tabled to be considered with
the bill.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-02
SATURN BRINGS
SMALLPOX
CASE
The United States Collier From
,Hongkong Puts In To Get
More Coal And With SMALL
box Aboard,

With one case of smallpox in her
crew and only about $50 tons of coal in
her bunkers, the Navy Collier Saturn
bound from Hong Kong in ballast to
San Francisco, came to an anchor off
the port last night about midnight This
morning she came into the harbor and
anchored in the stream. She was put
into quarantine with the yellow flag
lying At hcr fOrepeak.
The VessaI encountered some rough
weather and was longer making the
trip than had been anticipated so drop
ped down to this place. She will take
$50 tons of coal at this port. There is
only one case of smallpox. The patient
was removed to the quarantine station
at once by the Quarantine officials. The
crew of the vessel will be transferred
to the island during the day and the
vessel fumigated thoroughly.
The work of coaling her viii begin
about Monday. Captain Rodman the
commanding officer at the Naval Sta
ton, went over to the vessel this morn
ing, and conferred with the captain of
the collier, regarding the amount of
coal that was needed. The coal barges
win be put alongside the Saturn the
first of the week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-02
NUMBERING THE
BUOYS AND PILES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WANTS
MEL PAINTED.

Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works Mars ton Campbell started to-
day having the buoys and piles lining
the entrance to the channel painted to
conform with the requirements of the
navigation laws of the United States.
Orders to this effect were received re-
Gently from the Treasury Department.
No change is to be made in the bell
buoy for that does not figure and is not
taken into consideration. Only the
buoys and piles that mark the entrance
and channel are being fixed.
The buoy at the middle of the chan
mel to be painted black and white in
vertical stripes and be numbered T."
The red buoys on the Waikiki side of
the channel are to be left the same col
or but will be numbered in even num-
bers. The piles on the Eva side of the
channel will be painted black and be
numbered with the odd numerals. No
other changes are to be made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-02
THE LANTANA BUG
AND HIS WAY OF WORK
ONE OF THEM ATTACKS THE
ROOT AND THE OTHER THE
SEED OF THE PEST.

Il believe that in two or three years
the Koebele insects win entirely clear
the islands of lantana," said Represen-
tative Chillingworth this morning, and
l would be willing to vote almost any
amount to continue the work that is
being done"
The insects examined yesterday by
members of the House and Senate are
a wonderful discovery, according to the
statements of those who have seen
them and their work will be of meal
culable benefit to the islands, The lit
tie bugs could not have been more fit
for the work they are wanted to do if
they had been especially created for
such a purpose. According to Profess
sOr r. G. l.. Perkins, who has received
and cultivated them as they have ar
rived from Mexico, they absolutely re-
fuse to feed on any other plant in the
islands and may be expected to die out
when the supply of lantana is gone.