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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-25
QUESTION DEL D|A
DANDO TEMPO Al TEMPO

La declaration de Rupsrto Felix,
que publis6 aver LA DEMoCRACJA,
sst& produsiendo aaombro entire lai
gentss que 70 preocupan do 10 iusticis
y de Ia moral. Y mas asombro adn
producs ID declaration del Attorney
General do Puerto REQ, que aplaza
sus t'gacionsS hasts que el Tri.
bunal Supreme dlcts ~ sentsncia.
Los hombres sssudos y discrttos
90 prsguntsu: <sQlS tisue que YER 10
que dics Ruperto Felix con 10 que
f.llsrl sl Tribunal Supreme? Son
dos coias distintas, que no deben con-
fundirse nj amalgamarss. Los iueces
rssolverin si 50 confrma 10 pena de
musrts 8 81 se abre un nuevo juicio.
Psro entretanto sobre un funcionario
pdblico pesa una acusaei6n trsmen-
da y urge avsriguar 81 esa aeusa-
ci6n g exaeta 8 calumniosa. Yer
con indifsrsncia un asunto tan 80.
rio equivals & sstatuir para los fl
Gales sl rech, dc fabricar testi-
nonios & su gusto, con fines mas q
memo s tgoistas, y en- virtud do ssos
testimonies conssguir que Ia horca 50
levant,, como fantsima siniestro, On
el fondo dc los prssidios 8 las car
csles,
Supongamos que Dones asssin6 &
Cordoves Bsrrios; que hay prusbas,
que hay otras pruebas, para conds
mar & muerts; qusno IL 1uyeron NADIA en-
ell iuiclo por iurados las palabras qua
Ruperto Felix pronunei6 sntonees y
que MEGA ahora: supongamos, por
dltlmo, que sl Tribunal Supreme con-
tirms Ia ssntencis do Ia Corts.
SDisminuys sntonces 10 gravedad
de los cargos que sobre el Fiscal de
Humacao acumula Ruperto FelIxI
Nc. Porqus siempre quedsra Ia duda
de gus hxbo una coaeci6n manifesto
do que 20 emple6 el halag', do cue
10 acudi6 & Ia amenaza &c que, on
virtud do esoa medios, so int 'odujeron
M XII DC acionss en- un pre- ceso For
ase. inato.
Supongamos, viendo 10 question
por el reverse, Qussse tsstimonio des
truido % el principal, 8 el dnico, en-
cue 10 apoy6 el iurado al dictar gu
vsrsdicto sondsn atorio; supongsm 8
que asf 10 aprecian les iuscss y que,
rsvocando sl fallo de Ia Corts, or rde-
nan Ia aperture do un nuevo juic!o.
sCambia por eHto la stusci6n?
Sss libra el fiscal scussdo de las t.
rrib,es sospeehas que sobre 81 arroia
un tss,igo al jurar que Sc 10 indujo {
declarar en- fAlso? No, -porqus ahf ss-
tara en- pie esa declaration, que podrG
ser sl producto de un cklculo alsve; pc
70 que parece el & ito do una con
siencia conturbads pr los remordi-
mientos.
Y tepgase en- cuenta que las &C
tuacior es de 10 causa estan recogidss
"a notas taquigrahcas, letra por le
trs, frase por Erase; que les peri6dicca 4
ins sertaron dichas notss On sus colum.
mas; que nosotros las hemos revisado
y aquilat do, y que de su contexto,
atin prescipdiendo de la declaration dc
Ruperto Felix, surge un cdmulo de In
dicios poderosos, muy bastantss para
justifcar ell veredicto dc culpabilidad
que pronuHci6 el Jurado y que confir.
mo sin rsssrvas la opinion on 81 ple'
bio de JupcoT en- ell distrito de Huma'
eso sn Ia isla sntsra.
Qlsds, puss, independents, ssoa'
rada, Ia question entire Rupsrto Feli1
que acuss y el Fscal que ha msnestsl
defsn6erte.
In solo csmino exlste para sabel
Ia verdad. Y ese camino % Ia invss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-25

lgasi6n que no SO s0mete 4 preiuiciov
que Va derecha haata sl fondo y que
do allf arrsnca matsria bastante para
una certidumbrs complsts, "a on el
ssntido dc reconocsr la rsctitud del
fiscal, ~ On o. sent'do dc ex'glrle
cuenta Do su conducta, 81 fne ella
como 10 describe Ruperto Felix
Porque, On sfscto, 81 sl fiscal ape
ID q lcs rscursos que su scusador emu
msra con tartosy tan prolijss dsta-
lies. ~ conducta no tlene nombre. Y
no hay aquf mas que dos posibles hi
p6tssis: 8 el fiscal o. vfotima dc una
stroz cslumnia y urge vindicarls en-
plsna luz, 6 el fiscal o. REQ do un deli
to y urge apartarle de toda function
iudiciaria imponerls 10 pena que los
c6digos Dian q 81 culpa.
Lo que no sabs, 10 que rspugna
& tcdo eSpfritu noble y elsvado, es el
aplszamiento do una invest'gaci6n que
no pueds espsrar y que "a deberia
correr sus tr6mites. con garantfas de
imparcialidad insos pechable con
public'dsd do los Incidents q que die.
ra orfgen, para impedir que nj un solo
ciud sdano psnsase que 50 arroja
terra sobre este infeliz asunto de Hu.
macao.
Ruperto Felix cita testigos y hacs
referencias. 81 esos testlgos por cual
quier causa dssaparecen y 81 ssas re-
fsrencias no pueden aqui' atArse 5qu6
pensara el pats dc los que, por dsr
tempo al tempo, consientsn en- tai
traatornop
En- realidad, si Rupsrto Felix 50
llmltars / recti6car sus prImsras ms.
nifestac clones, sin aducir comproba-
ci6n alguna do que es hoy, y no antss,
Guar do esta On 10 cierto, noSotrcs no
darfsmos grands importanoia q Ia
conducta de ere individuo. Pero es
que, para robustscer su aot.tud, y
ustifcar,a, apela 4 otros indlviduos y
recuerda circunstsrcias ficilss do 70
rihcar 81 40 desea verificarlas.
| veass Ia cartA gus - dice dlcsada
por el fscal al prsso; estudie,s 81
aquel estiloes el del preso Q oil del fis.
cal; se pass dc que modo la tai carts
fue al corrso sin que pasara por sl
registro reg'ams ntario; ex ,minsie oil
pun ii y sl sitto ca que 40 ensontr6 el
puma; comparess Ell iuiclo en- que Do
mes + f.s absuelto con osros juiclos igua-
les; CONF arense tambien lss senten-
ciss para ssber al los otros fusron
Q nden ados misntras DoneI erx b
suelto; llsmsss q Juan Diaz y a Carlos
Higuins; sclarsse como pasaron ain
ser reglstradAs por el slcaide las car
tas que fderon por correo al sef r
Hsrp andez y & Ia querida de Dcnes
preg1nte,e & Rupsrto Felix cuales son
LAS CosAS QUE TGENE QUE DECLARAR
ly QUE RESERvA PARA MAS TARDE;
practfqusn,s, en- Il i, las dl l'ger cias
que sean necessrias hasta conseguir
que no queds nj Una somNra al reds
dor del proeeso que anslizsmos.
Rupsrto Felix invita- { las atlas
autoridadss 4 comprendsr sque podrfs
ssguir csllando.s 81 au anterior tes
timorio fue eierto au concisncia no ID
grltsria que 900 psrmite que rusde la
cabeza &c un iuocente., II honora
BILE Attorney General procsdsrk ssg1r
le aeonssisn su alta cisncla y su c.
Ipacidad superior. Pero no logrsrS
impsdir que comsnts sl publico lol
hsshos, con msnos cisncia, con merol
sapacldad, zero sin duda con aqusll,
intuioion, pereune sa las muchsd m
brs. que iust!nsa ssts Ok oma lasit 0: !:
sTor popttli, cor Dei.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-25

de que hs ds tratsrse sr 81 Congrsso.
Y euando el gobernsdor Winthrop
ssll6 de San Juar, Sc diio que habiA
aldo citado por sl Preiidents,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20

drove down Saturday evening and re-
turned 10 OskaIo0sa Sunday evening,
70. ", Ellsworth has moved into ths
hOuse north Of RObt, WymOr6. rhs
Eext move win be for . hOusekeeper,
Mr.. MaEee, The popular real estate
fsent Of Oskaloosa, wgs in Rose Hill
Monday looking aftsf business mat
tiers.
Fifty passemgers went from Rose
Hiil 70 c<lgaIoosa Saturday 10 attend
the CGautauqua and get a look ~
Hr1ean.
I Mrs w. A. Waddoil had f20 young
chickens all Killed In ono night by
some "yarmint" that cut their
tnroats.
Mrs. Or. Fred Jarvis, OF Delta 70,
turned with MrsJennie James 10 Ttoso
Hill 70 visit at tho parental Bruce Jar.
Wis home.
George McCarty, cagnter Of tho PEG.
PIES Savings bank, Delta, lows, was
in Rose Hili Tuesday looking over a
live town.
Sam1 Wilson, postmaster 1T Delta,
drove 20 Rose Hin Thursday. Sam
~ jolly good fellow and ono ~ fs n
pleasure 10 meet.
VIII Sinister and wife, Of Springfield,
end Tom Ure and wife, Of Rose HilI,
we're guests NJ the Joe Lister home
near here Sunday.
The Hebokah degree staf Of Rose
I'LL drove 20 what Cheer Wednss.
day evening, did some work ana 70.
port having q good time. .,n
Lot1o Magee, Of oIenwood, Mo-,
arrived at Rose Hin Monday morning
en- tho Flyer and IL the guest 81 her
aunt, Mrs. Mo1Iie BllIick.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20
.s|Sseess&1ssssSsssSset1..
| CORRESPONDENCE

ROSE HILL.

ROSE HILL.
Charles Elklns and Flint Taylor feft
here last Thursday for HawIlns, wy.
orniDg.
Tom Beatty was at ottumwa Friday
with car load Of hogs and returned
Saturday.
Dwight r., Sinister, Of Springfield,
visited HIS brotherlnlaw, Tom Uric,
on Friday y~
Garrett Elkins. 81 oa!taioosa, came
down 70 Rose HI. Tuesday morning
on business
Mrs. .. II. Brown and Iowa Ellis a..
tended the Chautauqua in Oskaloosa
the past week.
Charles Kemp, wife and baby were
81 Rose I'M sunday at the parental
y M. Kemp home.
@. b. Howell shipped car load Of
corn this week bought OF Harry Jones,
70 Mbertyville, Iowa.
MlsB Wayne Slocum has been quite
sick the past week. Her many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Eva Stout, Of Delta, visited at
Rose Hill rev days last week with
her cousin, Lola Williams.
Alexander Wright, OF oskaioosa, is
visiting with his son, DR.. w. N.wright
Of Rosc Hill, for few days.
Mrs. Beatty and daughter, Of Delta,
visited ut Rose Hill Thursday with
fer ron, Tom Beatty and wife.
Deputy Auditor Roy B. Rowland
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20
Ilent and decree rendered thereon as
prayed for in said petition.
II. II. Sheriff,
Silva Attorney for Plaintiff.
5rw4
Amendment TO Articles Of Ineorpora-.
ton Of Iowa Manufacturing Co.

Amendment 70 Articles Of Incorpora-.
ton Of Iowa Manufacturing Co.
At called meeting OF the stock.
holders held in the once Of the cor.
poratlon June 20. 1905, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Received, That Article -Four OF the
Articles Of Incorporation "a hereby
amended 10 read as follows:
THE authorized capital stock OF
this corporation Shall be $50, 10000,
divided into shares Of 10000 each,
and the holders thereof shall be en-.
titled TO one vote for each share,
which stock may DO Issued In such
amounts and paid for at such times an
may be designated By the Board Of
Directors"
Article Nine Is hereby amended TO
read as follows:
"Tbe business Of this corporation
shall be conducted by a Board OF ID.
rectorS not exceeding I'VE IN number,
who shall hold office for the term or
one year and until their succeggors
are elected and qualified Warren g.
Johnson and Frank r. Baker shall
constitute Board Of Directors until
the first annual meeting and until
their successors are elected" ana
Frank r.. Baker IN authorized 70 exc.
cute said amended Articles Of 1ncor.
poration for and In behalf of the Iowa
Manufacturing Company
(slgned) Iowa Manufacturing Go.
Attegt: Frank r.. Baker, Sec'y.
51w4
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20

Harvesting II commenced ana the
fyo and barley mostly cut Haying
VIII ~ IN full blast this week In these
tarts, ana hands aFe scarce,
Mp. y. w. Thomas, Of Fort Dodge,
Is visiting at Rose Hin Al ne parental
Elijah Bugby home, and with bsr sis.
ters and brothers near here.
oran KifkendaiI, wife, daughter ana
son, Of ogkai00ga, arrived al Rose
I'M sunday On their way % indian.
aDOiis 10 visit with relatives.
Charles Smith, OF Monroe, Iowa,
auditor for tho Citizens Lamber CO.,
arrived al H0gs TIiii Thursday 20
check in the nsw man, Charles B0s.
tsr.
Tom Smith, III oskaiO0sa, has com.
Dteted laying brick, building fines.
waiiing and cemGntlDg cistsrns for J.
X. Busby. Ills work IA frstclass and
speaks for Itself
Dr. r. n. Parker, N oskaIoOEa, was
called 10 Rose Hill 20 SEQ valuable
COW Of Arcba WymorSs last Thurs,
day, that mad mix fever, The COW
lived until Sunday,
Smith Woods was delivering corn .
Hoso I'M tho past week, OF tho calico
variety, mat was hard 10 beat. no
says HIS prospect tbfs season IL far
Shead on Inst year
Joseph Steele, Of MaFghaiit0wD, ar
lived at rose I'M saturday evening
and WIS shaking hands with bfs many
friends and II the guest OF John ",
FGagter, near Tioga.
Charles Bostsr, who has charge Of
tho lumber yard here, had % store mis-
goods. not a house IN town for rent.
Would II not DO u GOOD Investment 10
build houses hero 20 rent
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20

rha tnheNse eaha II ne tl.. h d
a n nge PUTTING N iWo cpnefela ull.
yefla under road N lluee I'LL 10 laha
The place n wooden cuiyefsn pul IN
whuh The road wah fgst built
fbo iadlee from Hose iiIil TUESDAY
10 aea liobeon were Mes, VI ~ Taylor.
Mrs. " N. Kemp, Mfs, Deft ilcaeh,
Misses Clara WILL Nellie Holdings.
worth and Josephine ilawhins,
Mare tialewood IA building barn
1894 and i9foot posts brick f0nn6n.
ton. rom Smith N Oskaloosa laid
the brick foundation and John taa.
ford Is doing The carpenter work
Charles Hester, who has charge o.
mo lumber yard "a Rose ilill, drove
ont 70 Mrs. n. q. fIass' nne farm
North OF hoso liill aud spent sunday.
Mrs, Dass and Mr. 1loeter are related.
Harry Biddell. of Dea Molnes, a
breeder Of iine ponltryyisited az Rose
Jiill with q W. stout and inspected
It's poultry. Before returning home
bn bought onefial dozen Bur Cochin
chicks.
Mrs. Allie Dickson showed her ap.
probation OF tho fino music made by
tho Rose Hill band on Monday even.
ing by dishing No leo cream 20 them.
Tho treat vas much enjoyed by tho
recipients,
The Rose Ilill band win give an ico
cream social Saturday evening, July
20. rho band viii entertain the crowd
with some fine selections Of music.
Everybody ~ invited. Come out and
have good time.
y. N. Gwinn and wife and mother.
InIaw, Mrs. Parsons, and nephew,
RObt. Parsons, departed for Fort
Smith, Arkansas, Saturday. They
leave many friends here at Rose Hin
vino wish them a safe journey TO their
new home,
Prof John Hanchtr, president Of tho
iowa Wesleyan university OF Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, win lecture at the N.
". church IN RIOS, Hill Friday even.
ing, July n. Subject, Dawn OF a
New Era Prof Hancher IL one OF
the most gifted orators in tho state.
Everybody invited 20 come out and
hear him. Admission free,
July 10. Nasty Jr.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20
Original Notice.
Blanche Sheriff

John j. shcahan ct al.

John j, Sheahan ct al
In the district court Of the state OF
iowa, in and for Mahagka county, DC.
tober term, A. d., 1905.
TO John J. gheahan, Ida Gheahan,
Daniel ii. 6heahan, Anna Sheahan,
Robert Sheahan, Pat ii. sheahan, Mel.
lie gheahan, Edward o, sheahan, Mary
gheaban, stephen q. Gheahan, Eliza
teth A. gheahan, Thomas Sheahan,
Frank sheaban, Harry Sheahan, and
Daniel III. Sheahan, administrator OF
tho estate Of Lydia sheahan, De.
ceased.
You arc hereby notified that on or
before the 17th day OF July, 1905, a pc
tition Of Blanche Sheriff win DO filed
IN tho ONCE OF the clerk OF the dis,
tcict court Of the State OF Iowa, in aud
sor Mabaska county, claiming Of you
the sum Of three hundred and twenty
dollars on promissory note signed by
lydia Sheaban, with interest at 8 per
cent from November n, 1904, and
costs, and asking that mortgage
given 10 secure said note on the fol.
lowing described real estate, towit:
The undivided One.half interest Of
Lydia sheahan in lot No. and thir.
Teen feet in width and 100 feet in
length OF OF the east side Of lot No.
8, all ia Whites addition 70 oskaloosa,
Iowa No personal Judgment asked
against any OF the defendants herein
except Daniel II. sheahan, adminlstra.
tor of the estate Of Lydia sheahan,
declared. , rtr ..as -.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon Of the second
Gay Of the October term, A. d., 1906.
Of said court, which will commence on
the % day Of October, 1905, default
VIII be entered against you and judg,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20
FoR REnT.


House Of 8 rooms In good condition,
well located In tho south part OF town;
barn, good well; 10 right party a
5000 per month,
House OF z rooms east part OF town:
GOOD cellar, barn, wen and city water,
toilet room, cement walks, paved
street, fine neighboEhood, reasonable
rent, = ~ ~
House OF Z rooms, cellar, city water,
barn, convenient 10 Penn college and
Fifth ward school, On paved street, in
good condition. gi6 per month.
Furnished house. We have q nice
gYOon cottage, well furnished, thar
can DO rented BY the right party on
VERY reasonable terms,
ogkaIooea Land g. Loan Go,
FOR Mahagka county farm u
roo acfeE, GOOD Land, fine location
bOgse o. Q rooms, summer kitcheL.,
vel, plgnty N fruit, good barn
about z miles from r. r. g7B ps'
acre.
oskaloo@a Land u Loan Co.
PoR GALE Mahagka county farm
Of 70 acres IN miles from New
g4agOn; house o. rooms, cellar,
barn, hen house, corn cribs, goo6
well, orchard 81 30 apple trees t7s
per acre,
oSkalo0za Land q Loan Co
ron sALEr--HOBge OF . rooms, small
barn, well, cellar, cement walks,
paved street, near Penn college, ons
block from street car line. Prizes,
1890.
oskalOga Land & Loan Co.
FoH eALE>-House Of four rooms,
finely finished, nearly new, heated
with furnace, city water; win taks
vacant lot a. part pay. Prfes,
1900.
oskalo@a Land 4 Loan Co.
ron e4LE>-FArm Of 80 acres IN
miles from OgkaIoo9a, most Of the
land lays level, and IL rich, produe
tive gOai; house Of rooms, barn,
Eons orchard. Prtco, 1870.
Oska1oosa Land q Loan Co.
FOR eALE>--10-acrD farm near BxT
ton, hns location for truck farm;
house o. rooms, summer kitchen,
cave, cbsap etabIing, land underiAid
with coal. PFice,ezE0o. Kssy terms
oxkzIocma 1Mnd n Loan CO.
ron e4LE>--Farm o. 20 acres, ~
miles from OvkaIoosa; good house
n rooms, nne grcvs, Land Iayr
well, and IL q hDe hoDoD. Pries
ez,10o.
OsksIoosG Land q Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20
SPIRIT LAKE is HIGH.
Old Settlers cay Water is Above Az
KpOHn Records.

Spirit Lake, July 17l--A1l Old set
tiers IN this part u the state agree
that Spirit Lake f. higher by eighteen
inches than II has been for forty.nine
yeag. II ~ reported BY thoge VINO
have been around II that II Is dificuit
10 find a beach a yard vide anywhere,
Where rods Of sand formerly regted,
the water has covered the sand and ~
eating into the grass farther back
from the former shore line.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-20
WANTS & FOR SALE

NOW 10 tho time 10 ny farm in
good ola Missouri Improved IA ms
selling from 5000 70 1850 per
acre. stitt e. EngeI, Warrensburg,
Mo. SsW4.pd
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
LST, CLEMENTS EAIR EERD BALDWIN

There may be other things scheduled
to take place tomorrow but place of
honor i'm the days happenings must
be given to the opening Of St Gle
ments church fair and sale of work,
this being the seventh event Of the
kind held in st. Clements parish
The opening takes place at p. m.
at which hour the Hawaiian band will
strike up star Spangled Banner"
Then, one by one, the flags of all
nations will be raised and as they
float on the breeze the national anthem
of each country will be played. AL
phabetcal order will govern the rails
ing of the flags
BY day or by night the visitor to
the rectory grounds will be charmed
and entertained. Brilliant flowers
and gorgeous folagle ornament the
fair grounds in vast profusion and
here and there are rustic arbors where
one may sit down and rest or enjoy a
pleasant tete-a-tete.
At night all will be ablaze and
brilliancy, merry crowds will iostle
each other, bent on pleasure and bar
gain seeking and the full moon will
lend its serene presence to further
beautify the scene.
The booths are too numerous to men
ton individually. There will be fancy
work booths, an art gallery, book
stall a paper booth; flower, fern and
| potted plant booths and repositories
/ for ice cream, cake, candy, soda watel
/ and other edibles and bibibles qua
| ranteed to tickle the palates of ole
! and young.
The fair will continue on Saturda,
and the band will play on both days
from 9 TO o'clock.
The concluding transaction will b,
the auctioning off of the various booths
and it is expected that there will b,
keen competition for them for use a
fern houses, aviaries, etc, etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
KLONDIKE BROWNS
SPARTAN SPECTACLE
SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE DIS
APPOINTED BECAUSE SHOW
DOES NOT COME OFF.

WAILUKU, October lit had been
reported that the ship Spartan, the
hull of which was purchased by "Klon-
dixie" Brown, was to be blown up on
last Sunday afternoon, with about $50
pounds of dynamite. However, to the
disappointment of several people who
expected to see the explosion, there
was nothing done on last Sunday.
Even had Brown so desired, it prob
ably would have been a difficult task,
as the wind was blowing very strong
from the North East. The japanese
have taken out somewhere i'm the
neighborhoOd of four hundred tons OF
coal and i'm the agreement between
the Japanese and Brown, the latter
is not to touch the ship until all the
coal has been discharged, or as much
of il as they could get at.
WAILUKU, October 11.-There was
quite an exodus from Wailuku this
morning of people in town all vending
their way to the Palm Tree City to act
as jurors, witnesses, attorneys etc, in
the term of court which convenes at
Lahaina this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
WELL KNOWN MAUI BOY PASSED
AWAY IN NEW YORK LAsy
NIGHT WHILE ON VACATION.

Fred c. Baldwin, of Maui, one Of thu
well known Baldwin boys who were
here on the Maui polo team only a
couple of months ago, died last night
in New York from peritonitis caused
by a rupture of the appendix. He had
been i'll for only a week and under the
care of DR.. Bull, an expert on abdo-
minal operations, it was hoped that he
would recover. Yesterday afternoon
however, a cable was received in the
city expressing the fear that he could
not survive and the forecast proved on
ly too true. He passed away at $3.50
his brothers Arthur, Frank and Sam
and his sister Charlotte being with him
at the end.
His father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. =. Baldwin, are at home on Maui,
his brother III. a. Baldwin is at Ha-
makuapoko, DR.. William Baldwin and
his sister Mrs. J. F. Cooke are at pres
ent in Honolulu.
The deceased was but "a years of age
He was born at Paia, Maui, and after
preparatory education at Oakland High
School and Hotchkiss Academy, enter.
ed Yale in 1900, graduating last year
He was born horseman and at Yale
was captain of the polo team last year
He was a great favorite with his class.
mates and was thoroughly in touch
with all that was best in University
life.
/ Upon coming home he entered will
zest into the many interests of tn,
Baldwin family and gave every evi
business man as he had been a studen
and athlete.
After the polo matches here he wen
away with his brothers for a vacation
in the East. He was in the lustiest o
health and the impending blow whicl
fate had in store for him was thorough
ly hidden. He sailed from Honolulu
with his brothers on September 6.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
REGULAR ORPHEUn PRICES
RY AUTHORITY
CHANNEL STREET SEWER.

Proposals will be received at the Of
flee of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu, T. H., until - o'clock
m. Of October goth, 1905, for Construct
ing a Sanitary Sewer in Channel Street,
Honolulu, r. H.
Plans, specifications and blank forms
of proposal may be obtained at the Of
flee of the Assistant superintendent Of
Public Works for which a deposit OF
$500 is required which sum will be re-
funded intending bidders after they
have returned the plans and specihca-
TONS
Proposals will not be accepted unless
submitted on the blank forms furnish
ed enclosed with certified bank check
for One Hundred ($lOO. OO) Dollars in
sealed envelope endorsed Proposal for
Channel Street Sewer" and delivered
previous to u o'clock m, of the day
specified at the Office Of the Superinten-
dent of Public Works, who reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
G. $. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works
Honolulu, T. H., October r. 1905.