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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09
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Drug COMPANY, 406 Gab : Nlamo
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trag geitelIt. fur bic gDmpagnie Ell.
men Waffenuerwalter einsuieber. ba
oaS @eibdft feinen Nuben abmirit.
Die ueuaebauten S1ulet unb
Anbauter fino i'm Gtanoe 1900 &ins
Der anfsunebuaen. Gs fino i'm San.
gen 43 rteue Bimmer.
Die Siolibe 8acific Balm
brel1ut in $50 BON ibreu 1850 2ptDs
mDtipen Del.
Gm %. Ottpber lit ,BpGwees
uil.9ag" auf Der Gusiteuuna. Sc
meroen an oieiem Gage eine Nnaabl
Wurtr6ae tber bic gefdbrline Baums
wDApI1ge gebalten tueroen uno cine
itarte Beteiligune Der Sarn,er itebt
81 ertuarter.
Go lift cine betlaaenswerte
Rurafi&tigfeit. gerabe benz Departe=
ulent, tueldes in 10 bpbem WtaBe aur
Berlh0nerung oer Staot beitraot,
Die Wittel beihneiten su uDlei1.
Meroen Die Rart8 nernabldiIigt, 10
more eS eigentlih better, iie gars gu
~aerit6ren. Gin n%erfDmmeuer @ars
tenfed Doer Bart aeigt rlur ben Der.
fal on. Mit pieler Wibe uuo Nr.
belt bat unier tiidtiger Barfluperin@
teloent 9err Wabnde bas 5u Gtanoe
oebrntbt, mns mir, gum Stol5 Der
Staot, ieAt an 6ffentliHen 8arfs
auEsupeiien baden. sic permiloern
sn laiien, tuaroe ~geraoesu elm 5repel
iein.
Der Gntraa Sentiman's ben
BeihluB, mnnah benz Bartoepars
teulent murlatlih $500 aus benz
Innn fir laufenbe Iusgaben betuil.
ltot mernen iDllen, our sueiten uno
wpulo9lib oleih 81 britten 26luna
81 brinaen, b6tte infort angenDmmer
sueroen fplten. @as Saniuap ba.
Qeoesl e~insutuenoen hatte. tpar reines
Weqnaiiet, es mar tpeoer gebauer
ao@ geito4en.
Die Nrbeiter = uniunen babeu
Die periGiebenen Rpmites ernonnt
fitr bic 6eier oes Nrbeitertaaes an,
5. September in Sandals Borf in
Neu BraunfeIs.
Mir t6nuen es benz 8erflus
perintenoertert Germ Mabnde niht
ueroenfen, tuerui &c fem Nn1t nieber.
Sulegeu beabfiHtiat, falls ibm niht
Die n6tiaer Wlittel aur Snitanohal.
tuug bee Narts CUR 8erfiiguna oes
ftelt mDroen. Ga lift bas Deporte.
usert. uel&es am umiihtiaften uno
ttOncniihften pertpaltet miro uno
ipel6ee am meiften aufaumeiien bat.
Deer Wabnde miro niHt suiehen
Inouen, ME iein miibfam eeihaffenes
Mtrt tn SUlQe Der Rursfihtioteit
HtIo en0berSiateit bes Staotrats nab
nlo mad uerfiimmert.
Das @abtgetriebe l6Bt uns
bier fetr talt. Die oemptratiifen
&nuutg' uno Staatsbearnteu ftno 10
gut uie ertu6blt uno in Der 0otipnaf.
wabl aebt BEE Staat brutal oenofra.
it'd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09
0he. 9enaa.

Bud uno Shreibmaterinlieus0 De.
ldbdft. &unitfadeu. SanebsH rtitel.
Sptelpareri etc.
Sn Der nit benz @eSddft perbun.
oenen Atrisem3=9 ruderti tpsrben aGe
Mrter BON 0rudiaben anf bps De.
lbmadppaite anaefertia; auh Bif.
tens, 6pGseitss unb Destinations.
3arten. 9oitenonldaaee iiir ben
Srud opn Statuteri tuesoen ~aelisfert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09
]. " HARWELL ( Co..

10" Weaen nieoriaer Hassn sur
notwithstanding rtob ct. auuis siA
2eras u HaciFc Balm belraat rs
gent, einen 2idet . Ggentert pbes
idreibt an g. g. Eurner. 0euss
rail- Baifaaier:Goent. Dallas. 4ssas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09
San antonio
International Fair
Opens Oct. ". cIe.as Nov. 2
UDehs Ucta ZZ. GI0sss NOV. Z
Sreie Reiie uadb 81. Qouis uno
urritf

5uENu.
I'm ben 8eluHern Der @e(taus,
itelluna ent9eaenaufpmmen miro Die
M. 6. &3. .8abn (Ebe &atn) einen
1euen S6neu5ug spilfen @aloe.
ftOn uno San Nntonip uno ct.
9unis einlegen uno Die erfte 8erfon,
bic einen Namen fur oieien neuen
3ug einienoet, Der aEaenommen
tueroen miro, erbalt ein Srei=9idet
BON iraeno elmer Station in 9efas
nad ct. Gouis uno surdG wabreno
Der &usiteIung. Die ~fplaenoen 8es
oingunaen iino gu beobahten: Der
Wat1e mug tieu uno oriaiuea unb
furs uno oeritanoli6 fem. Gue Wit.
teilungen in 8esue bierauf iino su
rihten an W. s. grufh,
s.. . boz SEQ. $40 8.
DALLAS. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09
&efrats.gheine.

5arrp 6 9oralDn unb 8iola 8 Scba5ler.
6 Of WDlf nnb Nmalia 6 9iebmann.
Genrb Snlbarbier unb 9Drn 8oia.
Sobn @tn9oefer unb Marg Wiaboefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09

Die Werpfleauna Der gferbe ftnb 16O(
Rublfnteter 0eu, 200 &ubifmetel
9ater, ferner sFuttertlete etc. be.
ittmmt. 100 Cons @af1er fpuroer
oDrlduftg rnit9enummen uro tperoer
urternegs -- oas Sbiff lduft nut
einen einaiaen 8milHenbafen, nam:
lid 9os 8almas an -suIammeu mil
&oblet1, frildem Semitic etc. eraduat
neroen.
Ils Die ,Balatia", tuie beItimmt
ain Sreitaq 8unft balb Ied)s uhr
aus Dem 6afen oampfte, NOR Elm oe,
paltiaes 9tid Qrbeit qeleiftet. I'm
reun Eagen lit oas Sdiff, oas mil
5000 Sons 2aoung BON Der lebten
Gelle 8urldgetebrt mar, bOaHdnoio
entl6iht uuo incluIioe 9pblen neu
belaoen uDroen uno bat ale ourdl
ben 9ruppen> unb 8feroetransport
notlgett sablreiden Neu~anlaqen err
halten. Gag un0 Nad)t lit ut1unterz
bruben. obne cine Stunoe, ia uhne
cine Winute 8auie ~eearbeitet toors
ben, um bieie 2eiitunQ fert su
brtnaen. Iae 2abung, Die fitr Die
Spatopmuno 8eiie an Borb ge.lUm=
men puroe, par natirlib fat Die
Geile, fir Die Grnppen nns fir ben
9rie9sbeoarf beitimrmt. Sutter mur6e
9erilaeno mitgenumnten i'm ihlimms
fter SAILS nod 20 Gage auf Der
6beoe BON Swofopmunb liegen su
fDknen. Ibt @eihibe uuroen init
gefnbrt nno Die oaau nDtieen utens
ftlien. so 9riea8bunbe, 9roBe uno
fleine uno non ben perlnleoenten
STATEN, pernoaftanoiate Die &riegs=
ausrituna. Sir Die grndbrung
Der 9ruppen iino auBer ben eroBen
Borrdten, Die in ben &nblrQumen
mitgefabrt ueroen. "a Odien lebeno
eineeiAifft worben, UNI rp1breno Der
ueberfahrt 9eiblahtet si peroen.
Ser 3ruppentranspDrt auf Der
,.Balatia" lit Der bel neitem arDBte,
Der big ieht Der 9amburgzN INERTIA
Sinie ibertragen muroe, Gruppert,
Bferoe uno @eibib s~ulammenqet
nommen. Nls Neiter oes 9ranspDrs
tee funatert Wfajor Meifter. Gpesieu
fir ben BferoetranspDrt 1T, tDie Idon
ertpabnt, @raf bon Bed toegen leiner
2eiitungen uno grfahrunaen BEL Der
gletdlen AuFgabe gelegentLi@ Der oft
aiiatiiden Expedition b~eieegeben
tuDroen; ibm ftebt Oberleutnant Sir.
item, Der ebenfaQs ben friiberen Wus
itersI ranspDrt auf Der .,Nlefia" Der
6amburgsa mertfa 2inie mitgemaAt
bate, our Seite. gier 6anptleute
nno eine Inaabl meiterer Offisiere,
Nerate uno Beterindre, i'm @an8en
40 Sffiaiere, Is DedofHsiere, 666
Wtann nno stpnr Elm Teil berittener
5nfanterie, DeroDaitdnoigten ben
IranspDrt. DaS 4pmmanoO iiber
Die nBalatla" bat bic 6amburgs@mes
rita 9inie &apitdn anutb iibertraqen,
Der bereit8 bel Der hineiiiden @rpes
oiti0n einen groBen Bferoetransport
unter %beionoers ihmiertaen um1tdn.
ben bon San 5ranctaco mad OHs
Niien gefiibrt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09

5n Der @eaeao BON guero
flagt man iiber aasu piet ReQeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-09
EeeaS.

Gin iunaer blinoer Mann Sea-
MEMS Walne fiel tit Dallas BON Der
Bride an Der 6armooo'S traBe nabe
Der HoB Goenue uno murbe Id5uer
hprIpkf
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70

ldem Bortrag uno 8om0bie aeaeben
uuroe, 10 oab bas 8ublifum ruenias
items in Der Quantitdt b~efrieoiQt
uuroe. 8enn nun AUDI unler u1e
o~ertpDbnte8 8ublitum furs @eaebeue
reiblidl applauoierte, 70 tam man
ider annebmen, oaB Die SGlfte su
9auie aebliebeu tpare, penn es Be.
fat1t 9etu0roen mdre, baB oas PRO.
g~rammmdBiee Stiid ausfauen
uiiroe. Sreilid lift uns nerIihert
pOroen, oaB i'm September n@roB4
itaotlutt4 ae9eben miro nno moQen
tuir bDfen oaB oann nidt mieoer
Der 6err Director nit ben n~utiaiten
&raften fehlt. unlere &leinftaot>
uno 2anoaeoulo tDnnte oa oOeb Ell,
men 8nada befommen.
WaS ben Sarmern um 8oerne lie.
bod bon mebr 'Snterefie lit, ats
9beaterfrititen, 1T, baB bier cine
BeriuhSfarm anaeleot piro uno
5uar bat Serr q. q. Sbattenbera
nas n0tige 9ano oasu bergeaeben.
Serr Sbattenberg bat auBer &orn
uno 8uferrobr als Sutter fiirs
8ieb. etma 70 NGer in Birnen,
Iesfeln. Birithen uno ionitiaer
Baumi6ulproouften Ser Bfirlihs
crop mar Helm, ouh Der Der 8irner
Inn 10 gr0Ber. Set einem Monat
lit Serr SbattenberQ nit benz Bers
ianot ieiner Sc gompte 8irnen be-
ihaftigt uuo oa auaenblidlih Die
&ieferbirnen nod ni1t redt martts
fabia iino uno Die Sc Complies Az
@noe, 10 fiiut er Die Belt init benz
Beriauet nDn 9Dmaten aus. Gun
oieien bat 6err Shattenbere etpa
smei Ider uno ct erpartet einen gr.
traa BON etpa 60 Buibel per Nfer.
Oabei fdQt es mir elm. ben sSar'
mern uun 8oerne uno umgegenb elm
fleires &edenerempel auf gu aeben,
allo:
Sin Nfer 9omaten, 70 aepflanat,
Dab Die Triihte am Is. Suli su rel.
fen anfanaer, Der 8uibet @ s. .25
uno 60 8uibel gum @fer madt
$3.50. 00. Die untoiten:
80 crates "a 20 @ts. ...... $12. 90
Rpmmiilton 10% ........ 1850
825. sol
Blelbt elm neberiduB BON $lOg..
80. $109. 80 uon einem Qderi
Cotton NIT BOllmeeoil , 8uoabe
einen Bagen au $4,000 BON ief8
Nder! 6err Shettenbero lagt qon3
rihtte, oaB er pbne Gotton.8 nu fess
tio piro, S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
Tina reYOIuCi0n en- Ia
industrial aZuCarera
Nuevo procedimiento de
extraction
La hacienda Fortuna, de
Juana Diaz, 10 instalara

Para conocimiento de nuestros pro-
nieta-ios v agricultores nos apresura-
mos q publican los siguientes estractos
A., 10 interesantisima carta relativa al
nuevo procedimiento de extraction de
los iugos de la cana, que t1ncionara
durante la proxjma cosecha en- la
hacienda Fortuna" Juana Diaz.
MADEIRA, IA Enero 1904.
Sefior Consul de Francia
Funchal.
Muy sefior nuestro;
En- contestAcion su carta, tenemos
Fl honor de participate que emplea
,nos desde hace dos afios en- nuestra
factoria, Ell procedimiento de diffusion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15

Los informes lIegados de Seul

Nueva York, viernes s.-Desde Paris conu-
nican la prensa de esta Ciudad, qSe ha s1do
desmentida la noticia de que las turbas en- la Ca
pital de la Corea, hayan molestado al represen-
tante de la rtpublica .francesa, apedreando el
consulado reallzando otros actos de host1l1dad
contra Francia.
Las anteriores versiones Sc atrbuyen a los
agentes japoneses que Sc ocupan en- agitar la
opinion con fines pertu hadores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
Expsotancso la fuerza de
las Kahiaas
La medida de la Intervention

Nueva York, viernes -Desde Tanger avi-
san los despachos cablegrafcos que la rebellion
de las kabilas que obedecen Raissull, ha ens1a-
do en- un periodo de grande temerosa acti-
v1ad.
Los banddos agitadores que han compren-
dido la debil1dad del Sultan tratan de segu'r ex
pletando su fuerza y predominio entire las
kabllas para exigir al soberano nuevas sumas de
dinero.
Cada dia Sc impone con mas necesidad una
medida lnterventora de las potencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
Ia agiaac5osa Srsters1a Gga
In C0g~ga
{ ADimOsidad contra los franceses

Nueva York, viernes-Dicen de Londres
que en- todo ell imperio de la Corea ex,ste TN
marcado espiritu de hostilidad contra Francia a
la que sc supone identifcada con Russia en- la
campana del Extreme Oriente.
La agltac1on no es obra de los naturales del
pals, demaslado indolentes para que sc preocu-
pen por los asuntos del Japon. Es que los japo-
neses soliviantan las muChedumbres para Ian
zarlas contra los rusos los amigos de los mos
cOvitas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
Una commission eae zays"ScassGo ~
res habBaeagsn CON eaa aura
La reforma de agriculture

Nueva York, viernes. -Informan de Madrid
que ha sido recibida por Ell Sr. Maura la conf
sion egada la Corte de las sociedades de agrl.
cultores y han conference.-the largamente con el
soberano, sobre la necesidad de que Sc 1mplan'
te prontamente la reforma proYecto del ex-
ministro de Agricultural, Sr. Gasset, sostenlda
Dor el acttal minstro'de gabinete que preside
Ell Sr. Maura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
g puerto d. Ysa1gEg0ws
Egsgaaagsgs
No Sc ofreci6 resistencia por los ruso'

Nueva York, viernes. -Informes proceden-
tes de Londres aseguran que el puerto de Ylng
kew, dstante cuarenta millas de Newchwaug,
ha sido tornado por los japoneses, sin ha0erst
hecho resistencia por los rusos
La operaclon fue practicada por fuerzas de
mar terra en- combination. Una division del
escuadron de Togo canoneo la entrada prote
giendo Ia operaclon de acercarse la division Q
ala izqulerda del eiercito de Kuroki
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
G. los Sres. PropietariOs
Y ADMINISTRATORS DE FINCAS URBANAS

TRUEBA oLvAs solo tienen sa Establishments LA
MILITIA" prmesos de la lsa han do nom
braaos Der los JAMES q. Glow SONS dc Chicago
Agentes generates para veques Caebra vena
exclusive do SANTARIOs ofesen sin
uetnca en- IN No Puede 81
eadad los asules esl neor que i'm
,orts Unieos pueen moa ea tnque Glow para
Inodoros nuy conoeida en- San Juan
rcions eeetos %
ao s como tods masuinaa "a eorporaccnes pdb
cas- pers0ass ddcan 10 sontratAsS1
10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
LA Mulita"


Sus prspietafs TRUEBAY oLWAS han txansomads comP-
nente npacs ssabsemnto hacienda Dc "OoLMADo
atua eaeonb Sas arcslos toos dc case
Son los 6nicos agntes los s14tos VI
ntes boaeas Dc Oghe
mpssdOres Ia famoa
"ANCA I'm s chocolates Ebrca
rival eaidad prsos RogamOs
amigos rdbKes sasral vista AvLEA SECURES do
tsass sHadrfa sompssdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
En- Gam Es@&assSa aosasegsD sa0 hay
EgD2sGEa5
La situaci6n perrnanece inaltefab!e

Nueva York viernes.-De San Petersburg
comunican. no haber noticias sobre la tOma del
puerto de Newchwang asi es que no Sc cree po-
SILVA la entrada de los japoneses en- Yinkow.
Paroce que no ha ocurrido ninghn asunt(
de importancia, despues del descalabro sufridc
frente Port Arthur por el eiercito japones que
comanda Oku
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
T A B AGO

I'm rama, de dos afios. varias
classes, y de muy buenas proce-
deucias, 10 venden RAMes & Co..
de Guayama.
Dep6sito en- San Juan,
isMeres. ae m. L0Rb0 s. Coz
U TETUAN, 3S.
PRECIOS LlMITADOS.
m d-h lSA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
Paul Kruger fa1aecS6
eHa CearenS
Sentido p6same de los Soberanos

Nueva York, viernes-A Ultima hora llega
de Paris la notcia de que en- Clarence Sulza ia
ecio esta mai1ana ell exPresidente de Trans
val, Mr. Paul Krugera causa de neumonla.
Sus famillares han recbdo senti dos tele-
gramas de condolencia de los Soberanos eu-
ropeos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
Ia noticia de- esesaSGaae
EN- Toki0

Nueva York, viernes-Avisan de Toxic
que la noticia del desastre japones en- Port
Arthur, Sc ha publicado en- la capital japonesa
extranamente flseada produciendo entire los
habitantes de Toxic, un efecto contrarlo del
Que Sc esperaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
. RsGvCEsaGs0sa
gsa sys0vnSewseSeo
Una derrota que decide una calnpaT1a

Nueva York, viernes-Dcen de Montevi
deo que la revo!ucion ha sufrido un recio con
tratiempo, quedando en- tuacion muy desven-
tajosa para luchar contra el goo1erno.
Los revolucionarios han tenldo un. consi-
derable n1rnero lie bajas, han sutrldo una de-
rrota completa. cuando estaban mas esperanza-
dos de que iban tener una COmpleta victoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
NorARo

Regfstrador de ha propiedad sustituto,
que fue IA amos en- Arecibo ofreee sus ser.
viciOs, como NOtario, en- Arecibo. BajOs de
la casa ndmero Ii calle de la Cruz, y se hace
cargo de preeentaF para sH inscription en-
Ell Registro de Ia propiedad del Distrito
remitir q Nos respectivos hteresados, los
documentOs que con tai objeto Sc le enviaA.
ARECxBN. PUERTO RECO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
II desastre final de los
ap0s1eseS

Nueva York, v:ernes.-De San Petersburgo
comun1can Paris que han sido negados los
rumores alarmantes que circuaron estos tti-
mos dias, referentes que los japoneses fuesen
en- marcha triunfal la conquista de la Man
Churia.
Ell 1ltino fracaso catastrofco que han ex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-15
Servlclo Especial del Boletn MePcantIl
0ABLEGRAMAS.

perime ntado las tropas japonesas, es bastant
nara d. no,trar la fuerza de Russia los medic
de defensa que tiene en- el Extreme Oriente
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-22
KOREA BRINGS
LATER MAIL
BIG LINER ARRIVES OFF PORT
THIS MORNING FOR SAN FRAN
CISCO-BROUGHT PASSENGERS.

! The S. S. Korea arrived this morning
on time from san Francisco. The ves-
sci brought a good sized list of pas
sengers for Honolulu but has not a
very large crowd of through passen-
gers. She left San Francisco April
16. She experienced disagreeable wea-
Their during some of the trip. Nothing
but the America Maru was sighted
during the run. The Korea has a big
cargo of through freight. She will
load 500 tons of coal at this port She
had two days later mail.
w. o. Smith returned from Wash
ington where he has been in the in
terests of the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany, for the purpose of securing a
ratification of that company's franchise
by Congress.
G. B. Mcclellan who has been in
Washington in behalf of the Oahu
Railway Company was also a return
ing passenger.
J. b. Castle returned from a bust
ness trip to the coast.
Fred S. Knight and family retprned
from an extended absence in California
Mrs. E. A. Kidd returned from an ex-
tended absence on the coast
I. Livingston and wife returned from
San Francisco.
A. MacKillop of Cyrus Noble fame
is here in a business trip.
c. M. Cooke returned from San Fran
cisco whittier he went to complete the
Pepeekeo deal with Alexander Young.
Mrs. F. M. Hatch returned from the
mainland.
P. B. de Anker is to be Belgian con-
sui at Toxic.
Mrs. A. Raas and two children were
returning HOnOluluans.
r. N. Mason of San Francisco is a
business man of the coast and he is go
ing to the Orient on his bridal tour.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Renjes are through
passengers for Hong Kong.
N. c. Burrus is a broker who is go
ing out to Manila. He is accom-
panied by his wife and child.
H. ]. Bradley, B. Guggenheim and o.
H. p, NOyes are mercantile men who
are going to Japan.
A number of japanese are returning
to Yokohama.
The Korea is locked at the Naval
wharf. She is scheduled to sail at
a. m. tomorrow for the Orient. She
does not touch at Manila this trip.
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STOP WORK ON
BREWERS WHARF
JOHN LUCAS BRINGS SUIT A
GAINsT HOLLOWAY AND AMERI-
CAN-HAWAIIAN COMPANY.

John Lucas has brought suit and Sc
cured a temporary injunction against
superintendent Holloway and the Anne
rican- Hawaiian Construction and En-
gineering Company, to restrain them
from carrying out the contract for con-
struction of Brewers wharf. The
grounds of his suit are much similar
to those in which an injunction was
issued preventing contamination of
the Lahainaluna, seminary building,
plaintiff claiming that he was not
given his legal rights in the matter of
! bidding. His complaint alleges as
follows:
THAT Holloway on January 20 Off
cially advertised for sealed tenders for
the works including removal of the old
structures, to be received until Feb
ruary 20.
THAT prior to such advertising Hol-
loway caused plans and specifications
of the works to be prepared, which
documents as placed on file in the Pub
lie Works office provided for construc-
ton and removal as already mentioned
the old material to become the prop
ertv of the contractor
THAT on February and 16, respec-
lively, Holloway sent written notices to
prospective bidders asking for a bid for
bitumen floor as an extra and for fig
ures on new piles.
THAT under the original specifica-
tions lump bid for both wharf and
bitumen floor was called for, whereas
under the notices of February and
16 separate bids therefor were invited
contrary to law, as not having been
publicly advertised.
THAT the Americana Con-
struction and Engineering Co., filed a
bid that did not conform to the amend
ments of February 16, though it did
to that OF February 2.
THAT L. M. Whitehouse bid for the
work under specifications as amended
on both dates mentioned, and complain
ant Lucas was interested with him in
said bid
THAT Holloway received no bid on
the original plans as they existed in
the Public Works office on the day bids
were advertised for, and that the con-
tract was awarded to the American
Hawaiian Co. although it was not the
lowest bidder.
Complainant declares that the Amer
lean Hawaiian Co. has begun work un-
der a contract that is illegal and void
and which will result in harm to him
self and all other taxpayers of the Ter
ritory."
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COIN Is MISSING.

Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon
ordered Kaiwe into the custody of the
High Sheriff on account of his failure
to account for a bag of gold coin con-
tanning $1,000, belonging to the estate
of Kualani, a Hawaiian woman who
died last February. Kaiwe admitted
having seen the money but stated that
he did not know what had become of
it. He lived in the same home with
the deceased. The matter win be in
vestigated by the Grand jury.
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ARRIVING.

Thursday April 81
Am. schr. Mary e. Foster, Thompson
20 days from Port Blakeley at 6 D. m.
anchored off port overnight.
Friday, April %
S. S. Korea, Seabury, from San Fran
cisco at a. m.
Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, from Ko-
loa, Ahukini Kilauea, Hanalei, Kali
hiwai and Anahola at 500 a. m. with 6
packages sundries, Is bundles hides, 81
bags coffee, $50 bags rice, 3485 bags su-
gar.
Stmr. ]. A. Cummins, Searle, from
Koolau ports at a. m.
Sturaday, April 90.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman from Hilo
and way ports due in forenoon.
Stmr. Lehua Self, from Lanai Maui
and Molokai ports due.
Sunday, April "a.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from
Kauai ports, due early in morning.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports, due early in morning.
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the islands. Some of the members
were disposed to hold that Hawaii was
making an error in educating so many
Chinese and japanese children as they
would grow up and crowd out the
whites. Imposition of charges for tut
ton was among the solutions suggest
ed The matter was left for future re-
port to a committee consisting of Char
les Carter, w. c. Weldon, w. w.
Harris, Marston Campbell and H. E.
Hendricks.
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Times of the tide are taken from the
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Ia
bles. The tides at Aahulul and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Hawaiian standard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being that Of the meridian
Of 1877 degrees 80 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m, which is
the same as Greenwich, y hours, 0 min
utes, The Sun and moon are for local
time for the whole group.