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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-28
A NEW SUBSCRIBER TO THE

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YEAR At $500 Is ENTITLED TO A
FREE YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION TO
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pom, WHICH HE MAY DEPOSIT
FOR HIMSELF OR ANYONE HE
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PRIZE CONTEST. THE NEWsPA
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ADDRESSES.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-28
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
PoNAHAwAI COFFEE CO., LTD,

At the regular Annual Meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Ponahawai
Coffee Co., Ltd, held at the Office OF
VIM. G. Irwin 4 Co., Ltd, on the Gath
day Of February, A. ID. 1905, the fol.
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year, namely:
w. @. Irwin. .......... President
w. m. Giffard. Vice President
J. A. Scott .......... Treasurer
n. N. Whitney ...... Secretary
A. c. lovekin .......... Auditor
Who also constitute the Board
OF Directors.
II. NJ. WHITNEY,
Secretary Ponahawai Coffee Co.. Ltd
Honolulu, February cath. 1905.
300S-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-28

Premiums to be given In The Even
Ing Bulletin $1,000. contest are now on
display In the windows Of the Schu'
man Carriage Co., Ltd, Young Bldg
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-28
RAILROAD DISCUSSION
BRIEFS ARE SUBMITTED
BY PRESENT COMPANIES
OAHU RAILROAD AND RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANIES SAY
PROPOSED FRANCHISE
Is TOO OPEN.

| The special railway committee of the
Senate last evening gave a hearing to
the friends and opponents of the Nc
Candless bill. The o. II. & L. Co. and
the II, X. r. & l.. Co. appeared as
opponents, briefs being filed by both,
while a brief was also filed by John
Lucas, whose name is mentioned in the
proposed franchise.
The O r. A. l., Co. brief prepared by
Is M. Ballou. shows that the bill pro-
poses n wide omen franchise with few
and indefinite and that the portion of
the proposed line between the barbor
and Diamond Head should be barred
for steamer traffic II IL claimed that
the hill violates the exclusive privilege
of the q r. l.. 60. in it's third routs
and that the proposed railroad should
not he allowed TO run through ths
,ompany's ward. nor should he allowed
10 condemn the tracks of the existing
| companies except for nurpose of cross,
inc
Tho fares in tho Roma district ara
claimed IN no exorbi,ant and the tax
evemn,ion ana suheidv grants should
be stricken ont The q r. &I. Co.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-28
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA.
TuRiTY CO., LTD.

Real Estate Mortgage Loans and In.
vestment Securities. Homes Built on
the installment Plan.
Homo offlee:-Mclntyre BLDG,
Honolulu, T. n.
1. K. kENTWELL, General Manager.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

Che yarns al out and apologlz-
ing for them at the end by call
ing them dreams. It is so very
refreshing to have ones fancy
cheated and tricked out and out
sometimes-if the "make be-
ieves' are of delightfully."- i'm
possible things. It is a dream,
however, a most impossible
dream, too, for Juniors to fancy
that stories written On both
sides of the sheet will be ac-
-cepted. They can not be. q" p.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

distance, dim light It impossible for
other ship to be there, it must be land In moment
heard the joyful cry from other watchers, Gland!
Land! Land!' We did not wait much longer but began
to lower the small boats Columbus two other the
priest and myself entered boat while stayed in
the ship and others entered the smaller boats This
my first adventure Of this kind and that is why
member it well. @Z... Louise Smith,
A Sixth Grade, ~ 1888 Dupont Avenue S.
Calhoun School. .-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
ADVISER TO THE DARING
Life the Main in Position Confidence and Honor
= Has No Great TerIors.
(Prize)

(Prize) .E3--t.
XXTITH Columbus? should say.so with him on
w several of his explorations. At the time of my
story it very clear night and many days
journey from land. remember poor Columbus wa< al
most discouraged His ready any day to throw
him overheard. did not much whether they turned
around went really quite enthusiastic about
finding Inda but had been out long that seemed
would to the end and go tumbing down into
eternity. Oh by the way did not tell you how
connected with Columbus and what business had with
him. his companion and adviser. One day
heard breathless exclamation from poor old
"Chris, ~ who stood beside deck. 'Look!" he
CRIED and pointed in the direction I remember
being west. looked and what met my eyesf No
could guess the thrill of gratitude felt when in the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
THE WEEKS ROLL OF HONOR
CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)

MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS. !.
Nelson Eighth Grade Garfield School,
Avenue S.
Louise Smith, Grade, School, Dupont
Avenue S. :
ill., a.@5 HONORABLE MENTION.
Ella Gunderson Seventh Grade Blaine School, Eighth
N
Wanda NJ Orion. Eighth Calhoun School, 1414 West
Twentysixth Street.
Kersteter Sixth Grade, Greeley School,
i Elliot
Violet Griffin Sixth Grade, Longfenow School,
Twenty-ninth Street ..
NORTHWESTERN PRIZE WINNERS.
Everett Dana, Eighth Grade Avenue, Wing
Mary Mckenny, Sixth Grade, PIainview, MINI.
HONORABLE MENTION. $50
Esther Schneider, Eighth Grade, Salem. s. D.
Margaret zachritz, B Sixth Grade, Deephaven,
Gladys Bssel Fifth Grade, Cannon Falls, MINI.
HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT
Ellen Gusafson Tenth Grade Cleveland High School, 74s
East Cook Street, St. Paul, MINI.
Charlotte r. Barnes, Twelfth Grade, Ada, MINI.
Oscar Wilcox Ninth Grade. Larimore N. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17


were set for the manufacture black dive with
which to color the sands and make the letters each
which was over hundred miles in length, and when
completed, formed the sentence 'tWhat is wanteds'
When these completed every looked to for
news as to our success As and assistants sat watch
early and late lest any change should escape
tice it came at last. The spots became clearer and
larger the words were, sWe speaking with Saturn
Bells rung and the good that had
spread far and wide and truly the greatest dis
coverer Of the century. Everett Dana
Eighth Grade. Red Wing, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

111esO111S2y cH0 VIC pOoS4UItIUIco
along the mechanical line than
they did of the scientific and of
exploration pure and simple.
Perhaps this is because everyone
talks machinery nowadays and
girls as well as boys visit power
houses and mills to see how
things are done, while most
stories of exploration and explor-
ers make more Of the thrills Of
strange travel than of the OBJ
jects and reasons of the daring
'discoverers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
JohnnieWel I'm

wild raging and did you how sad all the
looked as they feared to return9' Weeks
and his party But wonderful things yet to happen
and great was the joy of all Spain when day ship
returned bearing Of the safe arrival of the
ing sailor and the discovery Of world. When we
saw Columbus later he laughed and said The land has
been discovered, but have not yet found the gold
Eighth Grade = -. x. Thea Nelson,
Garfield School. 2117 Eleventh Avenue s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
A-WATCHING SHIPS
The Golden Dream Comes Half
Way True.
(Prize.)

H1ATHAY,' said I, one day,
9 " "Let us go with Chris
TOPPER down to the wharf and
watch the. great ship s come and
CO." ~Cathay was the only sis
ter of Christopher Columbus and
a great friend of mine. The three
Of us went and watched the
ships in which Christopher took
50 great an interest. "Girls,'
said he, @'when I grow to be a
man, I shall be a sailor and
shall go far out to sea and dis
cover wonderful lands full of
gold.'' Cathay and I listened
with intense interest to these
predictions and often warned
him that if he did go far out to
sea he might fall off the earth
and never more be seen. "Can.
[ not convince you girls" said
he, 'that the world is round and,
40 matter how far we go, one
cannot fall offs' He did con-
vince us at last, for, when he
grew to be a man he prepared to
set out on journey with small
party Of men. Many people as
sembled on the shore to bid
them: goodbye and we watched
until we could see them no more.
When I turned to Cathay, her
eyes were filed with tears as
'he said, IT think we shall never
more see my brother, Christie
pher, for he has undertaken a
very dangerous journey on the
wild raging sea and did you not
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
LINKING PLANETS
The Sahara Desert Makes a Fine
Big Slate. =, i
prize.

lNE evening as I sat in my
~ study observing thru my
huge telescope the different stars
in the heavens, my attention was
attracted to what seemed to me
a slight change in the planet
Jupiter. AS I peered thru my
instrument I saw a series Of dark
spots which gradually grew more
distinct. I called my assistants
who, in turn, reported that the
spots were browning blacker and
that they looked very much like
the letters "S' and "a"
Could it be true that 7 had dis
covered that this planet was in
habiteda I did not know. The
news spread like fire and in a
short space of time council of
the greatest scholars and astron-
omers in. the world met and made
the decision that it was some
signal from this planet Jupiter
to some other, possibly our own,
and at any rate an answer must
be made. But how were we to
accomplish it, As soon as the
decision was made known to the
world, money began to arrive
from all quarters Of the globe to
help us in our experiment. A
committee was formed with me
at its head to superintend the
. plan Of sending signal to Jupi-
ter. selected the Sahara des-
op& fop tho c;f,,o&;op Eoo@o-:o.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
THE COMING FINDS
Northwestern Juniors Look Over the Possibilities
that Are Left for Future Explorers and
Scientists
TOPIC: . THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
:. DISCOVERER.' .--<[.


I~- least two-thirds of Juniordom about
Ia I airships and patent dishwashers. These sub
n IA jects besides being very commonplace and
III | somewhat Observation-Disclosures have groaned
III AA for 50 long about dishwashing- came more
IL III properly under the head of inventions than
ii III discoveries. The stories that entertain
II n ing, original and readable, however, showed
IA ! that writers had very good idea of what
49, discoveries really and how many the
1-|J old world might still have hidden away to
surprise some day. There Inventions
to be sure which have large element of dis
covery in them and in few cases writer's
twisted the topic very clevery to take in stories
Of these. Juniors showed a better knowledge Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
WHAT MRS. COLUMBUS THOUGHT.
Honorable MentiOn.)

We were becoming extremely poor, Columbus and I,
when he seized with his idea. [ have always
said he full of queer ideas, but this the
queerest Of ALL He said that the earth round and
that by sailing west he could reach the east and he went
to Spain to ask the king and for and Ships
leaving behind at Genoa with three months rent due
and large grocer's bill. hoped till the last moment
they would refuse but aas One day letter which
follows:
''Palos, Spain, Friday. My Dear Wife:-Today I
start my voyage I presume you angry because
left you with many debts to meet, but when come
back we will have enough money to send boy to
=. Continued on Sixth Page)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
SOMETHING LIKE RADIUM
Other Worlds Are Plundered Keep from
Growing Cold.
lPrize.l

(Prize)
a was walking one day, huge steel affair
4 that resembled bird. It had movable wings,
painted green and yellow The owner informed me that
it airship, and offered ride. I stepped in,
the turned brake, the great wings topped and
slowly He increased the speed merely by press
ing button. It made dizzy at first, but be-
accustomed to the great speed. I looked down.
Things seemed very small below It soon darkened and
the stars grew larger, almost large the earth Air
for breathing had been stored in the ship did
mind the height huge black bulk doomed ahead and
light gimmered it. For this my steered He
lowered the machine and alghted We found ourselves
at the edge of lake from which brilliant light
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

beth, neither she the queen of France, The
good angel Of Columbus Isabella Of CASTLE, wife
Of Ferdinand Of Aragon and queen of Spain. The
editor expected Juniors to mix their ink with
imagination-penty Of 'likely' imagination for this
topic,-so there really need of fattening
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
DER STRANGE SEAS
Most Surprising Tales Are Told by Minneapolis
Time of Columbus.


stories were barred, but that
made no difference to the many, many writ
ers who began their papers, columbus was
born in Genoa" and fulfilled the promise of
such an introduction 80 we'll that the editor
sometimes wondered if stray page Of his
tory had not found it's way into the Junior
budget. Juniors were very hazy, too, as to
the identity Of the good lady Of high de-
gree who sold her jewels to supply Columbus
with his ships. She was not Queen Eliza
r was she the queen of France, The
% Col,,nnhus WIS Lea bella Of CASTLE ,xifa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
DURMAMOS TRANQUILOS

Ell juez Taft, ministro de Ia Guerra
que estuvo en- Nueva York hace dfas
para recibir su familia, que venfa
del extranjero ell Ell vapor horlandes
sKroonland" y de camino inspeccion6
los fuertes Hamilton y Hancock, que
protegen la entrada de la bahia, dijo:
"Todos los pianos de torti6caci6n
propuestos por la comisi6n tecnica
Endicott para los veinticinco puertos
de este pals han sido llevados a eje-
cucion nos vienen costando algo
mas de So,ooo,ooo. Los pianos, que
comprendfan otras cosas ademas de
fortifcaciones y armamentos irrogan
un dispendio de $15o, o,oeo,o 900, que nos.
otros, sin embargo, esperamos redu-
cir a 12o,ooo,o 900. Me ha dicho ell ge-
neral Crozier, director general de
Maestrauza, y yo 10 creo asf, que en-
Ell estado actual de nuestros puertos
no hay armada extranjera capaz de
entrar en- ellos por la fuerza, nj los Sc.
rfan las de cualquiera dos naciones
combinadas, salvo quizas, favor de la
neblina. Tenemos sufciencia de ca
f1ones, y nuestros fuertes 10 son bas.
tante para aniquilar a todo enemigo
que Sc les aptoxime. Ell resto del
dinero debemos emplearlo en- desarro
liar las defensas submarines, q fin de
subsanar con elias la falta que pueda
producer la niebla privando a los ar
tilleros de yer ell blanco tambien
para marchar al compass de los item
pos y demas las naciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Dos perdidOs

Las autoridades de Alamosa Cali
fornia. darian algo bueno por saber el
paradero de Abraham Isaac Schiller,
padre 6 hijo, banqueros; primero por
10 mucho que Sc les quiere, y segundo
porque, al desaparecer e1los, desapare-
cieron $25o,ooo, casi todo dinero de la
bradores, que el banco tenfa en- dep6-
sito. Va Sc averiguo que de 10 evapo-
rado, $4,000 cayeron en- una nina de
orc. que resulto no tener fondo nj
constar en- ell catastro pero los deposi-
tantes Green que los otros $I8o.ooo es-
tan sanos y salvos EN- los cofres de los
pseudo-patriarcas Abraham e Isaac.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
NOtaS de Mexico

La construction de la lfnea de fe
rrocarril "Rfo Yaqui y Pacffco", en-
tre Batamotal y el Rio, Erogresa de
una manera satsfactoria segdn dice
uno de los directories de la compaflia
Estan va terminados los trabaios de
construction de los patios de la esta-
cion de Batamotal y Sc ha hecho de
ella ell centro de actividad de los ira
bajos; en- ell campamento hay Glen
HON bres al servicio de la compa1ifa
En- la hacienda '.La Esperanza"
colindante con ia Atencingo, jurisdic
cion de Matamoros Izdcar, Sc declare
I'm formidable incendio que destruyo
valiosos cAmpos de cafia.
Sc dice que la causa fue una CHS.
pa de una locomotora del ferrocarril
interoceanico,i que pasa por Ell lugar
del Suceso. Con este motive salierop
en- tren especial comprobar 10 ocu-
rrido, ell repr esentante de la empresa
Lie. Jose c. Espindola. y algunos in
teresados en- la question.
Las perdidas ascienden una re-
gular suma.
-Seg1n acuerdo del executive de
Tabasco. Sc estan instalando en- las
qabeceras municipales, juntas protec-
'toras de la agricultura, colonization
y mejoras materiales; la de San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
ClaYo IemaChado

Un negro llamado Virgil Bowers.
fue sentenciado prision perps stua eli
lunes en- London. Kentucky Dor haber
matado a George Farris, comerciante
de maderas y hombre de sport. .
Ell REQ fue metido en- la carcel del
condado de Laurel por aquella noche.
FL martes, antes de amanecer, una
turba de enmAscarados le saco le
ahorco de un arbol. -
Ell juez Faulk Ter dijo que convocarfa
un gran Jurado especial para encausar
los linchadores. 10 cual presenta di-
flcultades, porque eran doscientos. en-
mascarados, como Sc ha dicho, entire
eilos Sc hallaba la for y nata del pue-
bio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
FL bale del sabado en-
ell Parque Borfnquen

Con motive del bale de sociedad
que la juventud de San Juan ha orga-
nizado para la noche del sabado en- ell
extenso salon del Parque Borfnquen,
Sc ha suspendido la jarana de costum
bre.
La Comision organizadora de dicho
bale trabaja activamente para lograr
que resulte todo 10 mas esplendido y
animado que sea possible.
Dado ell entusiasmo reinante entire la
juventud de ambos sexos, es de espe-
rarse que sea un acontecimiento social
Ell baile del sAbado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02

Ell concerto anunciado en- LA Ma
llorGuina' tuvo efecto anoche.
Mucho antes de llegar al cafe los ar
tistas ponceflos, era materia1mente i'm
possible atravesar la calle de San Tus-
to, frente al cafe.
Desde temprano, ell local estaba lie
no.
Ell simpatico artista 'Cocolia" sus
compafieros hubieron de abrirse paso
apretandoSe contra la gente.
Con tai motive, ell servicio del cafe
qued6 casi detenido y los pobres
mozos Sc vieron apurados para atender
a los parroquianos.
Como era natural, hac1a un calor
insoportable; una ola humana dificil
de contener lleno los salones y hasta
vimos 4 muchas personals subidas so
bre la rejas del techo en- Ell salon de la
fueute.
El concerto result6 brillantfsimo.
La ejecucion de La Valet de Cham
bre" no dejo NADIA que desear la gen
te de Cocol1a, como un solo hombre,
interpreta con precision y las danzas
puerto1riqueflas recibjeron numerosas
salvas dc aplausos.
Nuestro buen amigo sefior Rios
Ovalle, nuevo artista ponce fio que reco-
&c el cetro de la danza puertorrique ia
caido de las manos del inolvidable
Campos, estaba satisfechisimo de las
muestras de aprecio que recibiera 81,
Cocolfa, y todos los inteligentes pro-
fesores de la orquesta poncefia.
El concerto ternino con cierta pre-
cipitacion, dado 10 dif1cil que era para
los artistas, tocar en- aquellas condi-
Clones.
Fue verdaderamente sensible que ell
espectaculo no hubiera revestido TN
dessrrollo mas tranquilizador 80. y
menos as6xiante.
A las once menos cua1to, termino Ell
espectaculo y la genie Sc desparram6
por las GALES.
HablA que oir los diversos comen-
tarios y las polemicas que Sc suscita =
ron con motive del concerto Celebra-
do anoche en- LA Mallorquina".
ERIC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Companies incorporad das
EN- MEXICO

Entire las graIdes compaEias
constitufdas legalmente. que registra
ron sus tftulos durante ell 1ltimo Agos.
to, Sc encuentran las siguientes:
C6mpaffa Explotadora de Manan.
tales, capital $4oo, 900.
Compaflia Pan. Americana &c Cons.
trucciones, capital a.o8o, 3zo.5S.
Sociedad de ingenieres y Contratis-
tas, con $fo, 900.
Compafiias de Transa clones sobre
terrenos. con $soo, 900.
Compafifas de instalaciones electri
cas-, con $a5e geo.
Compaflias de Terreros para explo-
tacion de nuevas colonias urbanas. con
81 400, 900.
Compaflfa comercial sombrerera
con $4,000.
Ell Club britanico, con $2s 900.
Compaf1fa explora dora de perlas y
conchas, con $4,000.
Ampliaci6n de capital de la casa Bo.
ker, 4 $1,000, 900.
Sociedades mineras 1Buena Cosa" &
"Igualdad" la primera con $50 900 y la
segunda con $4,000. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
muerta de famhre

Acaba de saberse que la sefiora
White, doctora en- ciencias, en- medi-
Gina y cirujfa, del novelista perio-
dista, murio de ham bre en- Ell desierto
de Tanama, Estado de Washington,
don2e habia lido a explorar minas de
orc y buscar materiales para sus
escritos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02

A las II y media de ar oche partici-
po ell captain del vapor americana '.Fi-
ladefa que Sc encoptraba a 200 millas
de la costa que proba BILE mente fon-
dearfa en- el puerto las de la tarde
de hoy.