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The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-16
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IN NAONE TRIAL
BLOODSTAINED HOLOKU WORN
BY THE DECEASED IS INTRO
DUCED IN EVIDENCE

The bloodstained holoku worn by
Mrs. Naone when she was shot by her
husband, the pistol that did the shoot
ing and two cartridges taken therefrom,
one empty and the other loaded, were
introduced i'm evidence yesterday i'm
Judge De Bolts court in the trial of
Philip Naone for murder. The case
made very rapid progress when it was
once started. All three of Naones
counsel, Dunno Kinney and Thomp-
son, were present. There was not much
cross examination, or dispute as to the
facts, the intention of the defense to
rely upon the insanity as the defense
being evident.
$. NJ. Kanakanui was the first wit
ness called by Attorney General An
drews. He produced a map showing
the scene of the tragedy. j. A. Lave
lave was the next witness called. He
Identified the holoku which the deceas-
ed woman wore. 1t was of striped linen,
and was heavily stained with the blood
of the deceased. Lawelawe also pro-
duced the pistol and cartridges. J. *.
Naepa, f. Maikela, ]. NJ McKinnon
and E. X. Rathburn We're also exam
ined.
The prosecution will probably get
through i'm quick time, but there will be
a lengthy battle when it comes to the
! defense. Medical testimony will be in
troduced to show insanity, to be follow
ed by rebuttal testimony in behalf of
the prosecution.
DR.. c. b. Wood who was called when
/ Mrs Naone was shot. testified to find
| ing two bullet wounds on her body,
and he produced bullet that dropped
out of her dress, having passed through
her body. One of the bullet wounds
was the cause of death, said the doctor.
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By YAUTHORIll \
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES FOR
ELECTION TO COUNTY
OFFICES.

Notice is hereby given that, whereas
it is required by law that candidates
for election to county offices, on the
Island of Oahu, shall deposit their no
Territory not less than ten days before
the day of a special election, it shall be
necessary that such nominations be
filed in this Office not later than five
o'clock on the afternoon Of Saturday,
June 10th, 1905.
In order to be eligible to ill any
elective office created by the provisions
candidate shall be a citizen Of the
United States Of America, and of the
Territory Of Hawaii; ne shall have been
duly ualihed elector Of said Terri
tory and of the county I'm which he
shall be elected for at least one year
next prior to his election: in addition
thereto all members Of the Beard Of
'uptINlSpIS Hlldl NblNlllut ~ lt0AdG
within the District from which they
may be elected during the period Of
their incumbency; and in addition to
the foregoing qualifications, any per-
son who shall be elected County At
torney must be a duly licensed attor-
ney admitted to practice in the Su-
preme Court Of the Territory Of Hawaii
and he mu It further have practiced law
i'm the county in which he shall be a
candidate, for at least one year.
Within the County of Oahu seven
members Of the Board Of Supervisors
are to be elected, as follows:
Three from the District of Honolulu;
one from the District Of Eva;
one from the Districts Of Waianae
and Waialua:
one from the Districts Of Koolauloa
and Koolaupoko; and
one at large
other officers to be elected for the
County Of oahu, by the duly qualified
electors of said county, are:
A Sheriff who shall be ex-oficio Co
roner, a County Clerk who shall be ex-
omco clerk of the Board Of Super
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visors, an Auditor, County Attorney
and a Treasurer
Within each and every one Of the dis
tricts Of Honolulu, EVA, Waianae, wal
alua, Koolauloa and Koolaupoko, ia the
County of oahu, there shall also be
elected by the qualified electors thereof
one Deputy Sheriff.
Each nomination must be accom-
panied by a deposit Of twenty-five
($25OO) Dollars and be signed by not
less than twenty-five duly qualified
electors Of the Representative District
in which the election is ordered, and IN
which the nominee IS requested to be
a candidate.
Should any candidate desire that his
name be printed on the ballot in the
Hawaiian as well as in the English
language he must made a special re-
quest to that effect at the time Of filing
his nomination paper.
A. l. G. ATKINSON.
Secretary Of Hawaii.
Per G. r. Buckland-
Executive Building, Honolulu,
May 9Th 1905
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Entered for Record May 13, 1905.
David L. All and VT to Dixie F Owen ID
Levi Perkins and VT to Mrs. Eugene
h. Emerson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M
Rufus Lyman and VT to Trs. of
Hilo Board School. ool.................A $
Elarino F ded Jesus to Jose M Dias
ana Wt.....,.. .Rel
Jose NJ. Dias and VT to Joao NJ. Dias M
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Allen S
Wall ......:................, Rel
Hamamura Tokichi and VT to Kock
Min ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M
A Hooking and VT to Ruth L Kau
haihao Observation-Disclosures. -
Entered for Record May Is, 1905.
Joseph Whitmarsh to w Keka......L
Est of Barenaba by edmr to Benima-
ma wilkins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Parker A Cummings and wife to An
tone TaVarez OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A Fernandez and VT to J II Rabello. ID
A Tavares and VT to A Fernandez. ID
Edward L Like and wife to Admr
Est of A K Nawahi. hi................PD
Western & Hawn Invst Co Ltd to A
& LOVekin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rel
First Am Sav & Trust Co of Hawaii
VIM NJ Minton and wife to a b In
gals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
A b Ingalls, and wife to Bank of Ha-
wall Ltd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M
w II Pain by aft to Bishop & Co. FLA
A Akina and VT to S Makaila Jr...D
Kalaukua and WI to A A Goveia.....D
S w Kaai and WI to F Wittrock I'D
f Wittrock and VT to r A Wads-
worth ....................... M
S Makaila Jr and VT to X Raupp.
d Kihei and WI to F Gay ct aI.......D
d Kihei and WI to F Gay ct aI.......D
Lau Yin and WI to Lau Fee..........D
David Kakani to e K DuvauChelle.. ID
Henry Maui Tr to NJ w Tschudi ..... d
Hamli Ck) 0 S Amook ok...............D
George Lycurgus ct ali to Trs of Est
of ) 9 Allen. .................M
Bi hop of Zeugma to w f Allen. .RT
w F Allen Tr to F w Macfarlane. AM
Est of Kenahu Brenig by Exor to
John II Nui................... Rel
Est of Kenahu Brenig by EXor to
John II Nui................... Rel
Recorded May 6, 1906
Antonio Fill and WI to Maria F.
Cabrinha, d; lot Is of gr 1879, Kahu-
ku, Hilo, Hawaii $46O. B 266, p 495.
Dated Abr 20, 1905
Mark p. Robinson to Lau Gum
Pwong, l.; Dor kul 7S5 part @ KuakinI
street, Honolulu. oahu. yrs at 500
b 26S. D 43S Dated Mar 6, 1905.
James r Wayson and VT to Edward
NJ Watson, d; por r p 652, Beretania
st, Honolulu. oahu 81. B 27O, 1866.
Died May 3, 1905.
Edward NJ Watson to Della w Way
son, d; por r p 652, Beretania st, Ho-
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Glass Company who a visitor in Homo
lulu for several weeks a guest at the
MOana hotel, was the first man to give
the alarm at the time that Mrs. Stan
ford was dying. He heard her means
and going to his door found her stand
ing in he'd doorway obviously suffering
acutely. He ran to the office and had
medical aid given. Being Of a nervous
disposition Heunisch was completely
upset by the affair and he went to Ha-
leiwa to recuperate. At Haleiwa he
played golf for the first and the golf
fever took possession Of him to such
an extent that he became an expert in
a very short time He went back to
San Francisco declaring to many
friends that the exercise he had taken
on the links had restored him to COM
plete health. He declared his inten-
ton Of continuing the game when he
got home and, unfortunately, he did so.
1t appears that he took his eldest
son to the links to show him the game
and was instructing him how to drive
Heunisch stood too close however and
I'm swinging the club the lad struck his
father i'm the eye. Despite the imme-
date attendance of doctors nothing
could be done for the unfortunate gem
tleman, the eye being completely des-
troyed.
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nolulu. Oahu. 81. 20, 167. Dated
May 3, 1905.
Mikaele Kalua by affdt Affdt; in re
ownership of r Ps 1896, 1886, S2S7. and
S54 Waikele, etc, Eva, oahu, y 274,
p 1O4. Dated May 2, 1905.
Mikaele Kalua Ql) by aft, Affdt in
re ownership of r Ps 1885, 92S7, 1886 and
S54 honolulu, etc, Eva, Oahu. 274,
p 1O5 Dated May 2, 1906
Thomas Gandall ct al by aft of
mtgee to Allen & Robinson Ltd, Fore
Affdt leasehold, bldgs, etc, Kaliu, Ho-
nolulu oahu. b 267, p 414. Dated May
6, 1905.
Wing Now Chan by aft of mtgee ia
Allen & Robinson Ltd, Fore Affdt;
leasehold, bldgs, etc, Fort ST. Honolulu
Oahu. 267, p 419. Dated May 6, 1905.
Nancy Morse and hsb to William r
Castle Tr. M; ps land, Kaumakapili,
Honolulu, Oahu; shares in Pioneer
Bldg & Loan assn of Hawaii. 1925. B
267, y 425. Dated May 3, 1905
Recorded May s, 1905.
Domingos da Franco to A Okubo, l.;
acr of lot As and bldg, Kaiwiki, HilO
Hawaii. 10 yrs at $24 per yr. B 26S, p
439. Dated July 25, 1903.
Jules Carvalho and wife to Maria c
de Mello, d; pc land, Jail st, Hilo, Ha-
vail $500. B 266, p 497. Dated Sept.
80, 1904.
Maria c de Mello and hsb J c de)
to r A Wadsworth, NJ; pc land, Jail
st, Hilo, Hawaii. $500 b 26S, p 1853.
Dated Sept 3O 1904.
A Lidgate to Joshua Waiohinu, Rel;
Is acr land, Paauilo, Halnakua, Ha-
waii. $3.50. b 252, p 263. Dated Aug.
8, 1903.
A Lidgate to Joshua Waiohinu, Rel;
1 is acr land, Paauilo, Hamakua, Ha-
wall. $500 b 252, 263. Dated Aug.
g, 1903.
Thos Mckinley and VT to A w Wul-
bers, d; por sec ? of Patent 3645, Ku-
ala, N Hlo, Hawaii. $500 b 266, 49S.
Dated Jan 26, 1905.
Thomas Mckinley and VT by atty to
A w Wulbers, d; lot S of Patent 4567,
Paana, n Hilo Hawaii. $40. b 272, p
l. Dated April 20, 1905
Est of w H Cornwen by admr ct ais
to August Ahrens by comr, d; int in
kuls 149 and 1881, Ap 2 and por kul 1858
Wa kik Road, Honolulu, Oahu, $25OO.
b 272, p 2. Dated Apr 49, 1905.
A Ogi to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd, CM;
cane on subdiv G lot of Wakefield
tract Olaa, Puma, Hawaii 81 and adv
B 267, p 42S. Dated Feb /, 1904
Manuel do Rego to Arcenio do Rego
ct AL l.; pc land and bldgs cor Vine
yard and Church st EXtn, Wailuku
Maui. Natural life at 81 pd b 263, p
44O, Dated Apr "A, 1905.
Hannah p Robinson and hsb ct ais to
Pioneer hill Co Ltd, l.; por r p 1891
bul 327B, Kou, etc, KGanapali, Maui.
20 yrs at $4OO per annum. b 263, AL.
Dated Aug 81, 1890.
Phoenix Saws Bldg & Loan Assn to
Robert A Garlic, Rel; por lot 542 gr
1872, KulaOkahua, Honolulu, oahu, ST.
sos. b 2i3, p 3S7 Dated Apr 21, 1905.
Joaquin A Silva and VT to VA Car
valho, PA; special powers. B PA, p
1906. Dated Apr 21 1904
Maria V Silva and hsb by atty to Ha-
kalau Plan Co, L., por gr 1882, Waikau-
malO, n Hilo Haw. S yrs at 81 per acr
per yr. b 263, p H5. Dated Apr 26, 1905,
Thomas Dickson to Mary j. Dickson,
D; int in lot 53 King 81 tract, Homo
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Fine Job Printing, Star Office,
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-16
RESTAURANT

Me Ing Low. 1926 Maunakea Street,
Two dining rooms, first and second
floor. Lee hong Chop Sui Ca Chinese
dtsS) served at all hours.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-16

Want ads In the Star bring quick re-
turns. Three lines three times for 25
cents,
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-16

A Pure, Wholesome tonic has been
prescribed by your Doctor. Order a
case of Rainier Beer. After the first
case it will not be necessary for your
Doctor to prescribe.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-16
OFFICARs:
Sugar Factors and
Commission
rIerChants
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial s. Suga
Company,
Haiku Sugar Company,
Paia Plantation,
Maui Agricultural Company,
Kihei Plantation Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
kahuku Plantation Company,
KahuIui Railroad Company,
HaIeakaIa Ranch Company.
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Word has been received privately
i'm Honolulu Of distressing accident
to a San Francisco man well known
here. Adam Heunisch Of the Pacific
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-16

Really refreshing is Rainier Beer. In
all the world you will find no better
remedy for that Spring feeling"
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-16

Want ads in :he star bring quick re-
turns. Three lines three times for Is
cents.
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Como Sc bate ell co.
brg en- Colorado.
Una GIudadana que sabs tlmar,
Como tls6 q paiO IN Sastfo.


EE ID csrcel de Denver. Colorado.
ingrea6 Ell Otr0 die ID sonora Edith
Simmons. de Guys historia v4mcs 6
ngrraF el 6itimo capituIo por creerIO
editicante.
Un tal Joseph Wells. de NebFal K I.
hombre de rs amos. ID vic ca Denver p
Be- prend6 de ella.
Tampoco 6 ella le era indif rente
Wells, pero ay estaba 80 caaada con
IN inf sme de quien no pods IibFRrsa
porque 81 diVorcio era artfcugo nluy
caro-. EI diner0 era 10 lemenos para
Wells. quien NAL Vendi6 ma hermosa
hacienda ca $18 600. Esto pasab3 en-
Nebrsaks, essado rayano cen Colorado.
LB aeunbna pssada desaparecierg b los
1ltimos S6. 600 de Wells. como tam.
bi6u sa se nora Simmons. Las petqui
aas cte VIZ ellis resuItaron ca hniIar2a en
Denver, donde su mRrid0 acA b lba de
poner gaatrerfa y comprAr un Rutom6.
vii con dinero del eprimo.e
Ia siFena del caso tiene SO amos y
prod e de- Gaorgis. Sus aventuras
rem0ntan & doCe amos y tiene ya varios
diV0rcios.
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NusuOs s0lI0s para FiIlplnas.
LlevarAn fotografias de los hombres
mas preclaros. nativos, euro
peos y ameriCanos.

Washington, Abril 25.-La ofci-
ma de asuntos insulares del depar-
tamento de la guerra esta prepa-
rando para las Islas Filipinas, la
minas para una seFie de sellos pos
tales. equivalenteS en- valor q los de
los Estados Unidos.
Aqnellos sellos lIevaran los re-
tratos del patricia filipino Rial,
Magallanes, descubridor de la isla +,
Legazpi, descubridor y explorador;
qulen siguio los pasos de Maga-
llanes. y estableci0 relaciones de
amistad con los nativos. Washing
ton, Mckinley, franklin, Lincoln,
Sampson. Lawton y Carrido un es-
pa1ol filantropo, quien cedio gran
des terrenos para pFopoFcionar aqua
q Manila.
Los sellos de yalor de- un dollars
llevaran el escudo de armas de
Filipinas.
Los sellos especiales tienen IN
grabado con un muchacho filipino
que fgura un mensaj jeFo y los
Otros, un paisaie de Mayor, mon
tafla volcanica de la provincial de
AlbaY cerca de la costa.
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PR0BLEMA SANLTARl0

gro, Un VerdadeTo pro olelaa aAnltarlO
gus Cd manesteF res0l er an C0ntem-
pEaci0nea. da plano, con tOda enefpia.
xLa Correspondencias he indicsdo
un medic que jUzgann0a eficaz. salyo
que haya otros que 10 sean mas E1n.
\ es que los pueat0s de leche en- que
esta con inusitada c0ntun0Acia. Sc ex
pendn aduVterRda, ordene la sanidad
60 clansurR inmadiata 8 inhabilite &
aus propietaEioa para ejerceF en- 10 su-
cesiVO Is repetida industria.
Craemos que para pEocedeE de acuer-
do con 10 que uTgentemehte deman3a
% sRlud ptbIica. no neCesitarsn mayo
res excitg clones Las autoridadeg de 90
nidad.
V6aae nin6, ca rsz6n de 10 que con-
signamos. % 0Currido reCientemente en-
MaysQdez.
ALI se han reRistYado dos casos de
enVenenamiento con leche adulterads.
Ii opinion p6bIica & 10 que paFece
ecusa de lenidad 6 aquellas autOrids.
des.
Por 10 que San Juan respects,
cieFto eg que IA sapidad no degcansa on
10 activa persecution dc los aduItera-
dores1 de Ia IeChe, y cierto es que on
les triDunales 90 les impOne ell condig.
no caatig0. Mas como quiera que Din
interrucci6n ae repiten delitos de se.
melants natuFalez pensSnos que es
nfCssario idaar ID forma hsbilde que
tan grkvfaim0s atentados & Ia saIud
pdbliCR no puedan comAterse.
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In gran pgligfO para
Ia saIOd pdbIiG8
Sigu8Se } ere Que ere baulIzando
Ia I8eh8 del consume 1d-
bIIeO.

Ya pass de faIta de consideration II
pdblico y de fhIta de respeto & las
leyes de aanidad, el pr0ceder de IoB
expenditures de leChe para al consume
del vecindaTiO de San Juan.
&c inefcaz & 10 que parece al esfuer-
20 de Ios encaYg ados de yelaF por la
aRIud pdbliCa. de6de al Dunto ca quea
por IN Iado denuncian an puesto y
otro y otro. de leche. en- que este aFtf-
cnlo dc primera necasidad ge expende
aduIterado y por otra parte, Oil siguien.
te dis esos mismos dep6sitos de lecha
incurren Cd ell prOpio delito por ell oual
c0notgntemente eataD imponi6ndOse
muItas. aVgunas de 6staB muy crecidas.
Es una burla. pueg. Y 10 nlejor es
que no 81 tratR de uno s dos pueatos
de leche en que eI proda cto siatemsti-
es y diariamente 80 adulteVe, sin6 de
caBi- todoa os DEPOSITORY
ElI0 a10ensza gFaVemente lG salud
p6bSicn es an verdadero peli-
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Suegs y COlneltOs.


I'll nueV0 Att0g71eg gRbe hRbIar con
bastante correction 81 caStelIano. IVA
20! Ia DotiOiG es de esaa que, bien mi-
rada, debe inducir graves y pFofun-
das meditaCiones 81 Conisionado de
IostFucci6n.
PoTque, 81 es cierto. como Sc afiFma.
que tiene en- mientes 81 sefIoF COmisio-
nadO an tan deGcRlabrado proyecto Coz
mo el de que ell iDgl6s sustituya 81 cas-
telIsn0 en lRl escuelaa. ESQ de que IN
iDgl6s mas 8 menos como el nueYo At.
tOraey sepg con bRatante correction eli
cRstellan0. debierR llamarle 6 reflexio.
mar.
-SC6mo2 -dirS ~ pettore 81 Comi
sionAd0- SEl DueF0 AttOggseg sabe co.
rFectamente el Oaatellanc2 az qui6n
Sc 10 hR embutid0 en- el caletre?
Aproveche en- e1te punto lanaed5tG-
os6ta 81 h0noFable Comisionad0. pa.
70 Ell dido.
I IA Mr.. Frar Feuilla nadie Ie hR embu-
lido en- Ia nan80 del hAbIa ell castellano.
Es SECURE que vino aquf = empez6 acs.
so por deCir, como quien deseR fani.
liarizarse CON Cd eDlenguBie, por ID Cuenta
que Ie tiene:
-iOh. Porto Rico na0ch0 bateuog
Y por ahf, encampau6ndosa POGO &
POGO. on eli trato fntimo v C0nstanta
con los nativOg del naocjto baseSs0 pas6 6
10 na0chO 1aGZO-sin que se antienda
que aludimOs & "a Feciente numbra-
mient0 para ten alto puestO--yy yR le
tiene uased. honorable ComisionRdO.
hRbland0 mas caRtallanO que 81 Cid
Campeador.
az como habis usted de pretender
h06E0 en- pg'0bJemGtic0 amantfsimo Co
miaionRdO. que nueatrOa queridos
8p5QuStis. como ustedes oarin08dnae esste
les llaman-ge les embuta ea iDo.6 aaf
con tenazas en- Is COnsRbida nnasa del
hAbla9
Nc, hombre. Ello aer6, pero no tan
& prisa. no con semejante na9.... todo.
D6iales uated prRctiCar 10 bAstante eI
pOpuIaTisimO
UGB tn tr5
tdTGr5 tZtGTaqd 49,.
U041 tM tr5
F0Tt0rScO naerSc0aaO....
D6ieIes usted. y vera como con 81
tempo y On paIito hRblon mas ipgl6S
que Lord C0torrO.
PERIDEM.
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IN rlaridO asesinadO
SsaisReIa Del tribunal Supreme.
Paaa Dc rllaIIa.

philadelphia, Abril 17.-Por un
vCto De 5 contra 2 Ia cOrte supfe-
ma decide hoy que Ia sonora Ca
Uterine Danz debe ser ahorcada por
el asesinato de.su espoSo, william
6. Danz. George p. .s..H Hossey, tam
bi6n ha recibido la sentencia !. de
mUerte por Ia parte que. tom6 en-
ell asesinato de Danz.
La mujer obtuvo polvos de Hos
sey con el fin de curara q su espo-
So. seg1n dice ella, ] del habito- de
tomar licor.
RecIama que no supo el content
do de los poIvos.
EI examen mostr6 que tenfan ar
s6nicO, y ambos fueron conyictos De
asesinatO.
Sc sac6 una apelaci6n y solamen-
te Sc espeFa la intervention del go
beFnador.
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NoVsnarIo On QusbfadlIIas
ApreciabIes i6venes contrajeron
allimatrimonio.

de maestro ooaTespOas8az esps
Mayo IL Las novenas q la yir-
gen Maria y las misiones por los
activos reverendos Vega y Rodri-
guez Sc estan celebrando con una
numerosisima concurrencia que in
wade el temple y atrio al toque de
oracion.
Elccuentes & interesantes son los
sermones a los f8ligreses de este
pueblo, los que demuestran gran
regocijo val do al entusiasmo y f6
con que es aquf acogida la religion
cat6lica.
La distinguida sonora dona Tu-
nina Gonzalez De Quevedo encu6n-
trase Fecogida en- CANA en- su ho-
gar de Isabella:
Que Fecupere la salud es 10 que
deseamos.
La senorTta Andrea Munoz y
el ioven jose Sanchez de la loca-
lidad, han contraido matrimonio.
--El lunos Sc espera en- esta To-
calidad al senior Obispo que en- Ia
actualidad Sc encuentra eu Isabella.
Un gran recibimiento Sc le hara
por los catolicos del pueblo.
-Encu6ntranse en- ell dep0sito
municipal dos dementes y caT9cese
de un active empleado para que Sc
les atienda como es debido; pUes el
abandono no puede ser mayor.
En- otra op0ftunidad seremos mas
extensos en- este asunto.
5Cuando Sc dejara yer por aqui
al ase1oF Saldafla9
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EFEUERIDE DEL B0MBARDEO

Hoy se Cumplen siete sfioa del bonn
b8rdeo de San Juan por ID esCuadra
del almirante Sampson.
En- aquel dia de sustOs zozObraa
para 81 veCindsrio de esta ciudad. ha-
llaron ID muerte vsIientemeDta abne-
gados defensOFes de d soberanfa espa.
fIoIa en- esta terra.
Por 10 den6G. aunque ae cumplen
hoy siete afIos del bOmbsPdeo deseats
capital. Il iSla continda b21tante 6ons-
5Grdead0.
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CTimen en- Kentucky.
una nadIs que naLa tres hIlas.
q m6viI fue q matrirnonio.

En PaducBh, Kentuckg, acaba de
perpetFarse an CFimen indu6itO, que, &
lalvez, constituye materia de prOfundO
estudio psicol6RicO. A cieftA 1s1oFa
Mary BFoCkwell se Ie emurierOn tfe De
CuRtFo niflas que tenia. Lucy, de III
amos; Lily. de s y Ola. de 3 La ma
dre cont6 Is los vecinOs que las Diflas
hRbfan mueFtO pOr conner culebEas en-
coles. M6dicoB que examinaron los
cRd&veFes. halIaron que Ia muerte pro
Yenfa dc envenenanaiezto pOF Opio,. y
Is mRdFe fa6 arrestsda. Sc Ia cared
con un hermRnO suyo y 10 cOnfes6 60
do. Empez6 diciondo que 90 maFido
eataba en- an asilo y que ella no pOdf8
R0atener s sus hijag, y que por 10 tan-
to. anteg que verlas morir de hsmbre.
pPe6ri6 matarlas ella J eIigi6 el opio
para que n1uFiesen sin dolors
A la hija mayor. Nellie. de oatorce
afioa no ls envenen6 por tenor { que
q deseubriese. puea u chicR era lists.
Einalmente confes6 que an tal GeOF'
ge Atbart0n Ia hAbfa datlO pRlabra de
matEimOni0 81 ella Be- deshscfa de las
nifIag y esta TesuIe6 en- definitiva. Ia
verdader1 GAUSS del cFimen.
A bsrt0n ha aidO pKesO como acOesO.
rio "a delito.
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SastrnEIa IttIIana
De Miguel Sabine. San Francisco 81
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

En- vista de u numerOsa , esCogida
clientele que In obtenido este estnble.
CimientOS hiee an gran pedid0 de 760
Oortes de tEaje-qtItsaaG aovedad los
que be recibido pOr 81 vspor frances
Ilegado recientemente.
Adem6s franelas. ChSleCos y panta-
tones de fantasia.
Aviso pues & los antiques parroquia.
nos y 81 r6blico en- general. que teneC
& ga diGposici6n un v0rsodssi0aO mas.
tYWari0, de los mas excelentes artfOu
propios del ImundO elegant6.
Toda persona que Quiera vestir ele
gantemente. puede haceElo. ab0nando
en- eats cas& $1.20 p0q sena01sG.
A5v
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De cuatro a cinco mil personas han
hecho eaplicaciones.a

Desde que Sc han iniciado los
trabaios del canal de Panama es
inusitado ell deseo que muestran de
los Estados Unidos muchos de nues-
tros hermanos continentaIes en-
arrumbar la brujeria.
V4ase sin6. De A 4 5 900 persO-
mas han hecho xaplicaciones1 en-
washington para empleos en- el
ItsmO de Panama, parte De la zona
del canal.
De 6stos l.l98 quieren ser ofici-
nistas; lO44. presuntos ingenieros
como los que per >aca conocemo-
8 algO asf; 266, tenedoFes de ibrOs;
285, m6dicos; LOCI apuntadores;
85 farmac6uticos; y SO enfermeraS
De escuelas,
lQu6 avance fuertel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-12

ATlllINISTRACION DE FINCAS
AN El que suscTibs Bcepta
administration finCls en- San Juan y
SantnFc0 RaVRntizando el psg0 nl Fen-
tist Referenoias: prOpietAFio an San
Juan. tsaoeE0 del BsnCo Popular y
vica-pF Gle 10 eLigR de PFopie-
tarioaS JOSE M. CARRERO. =
Luna Is. 45Y.a.
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PTOdaetO del Regis
to DO Ia PTOpeIdad.

81 reqistro de ID propiedad de esta
Iciudad 3 aus demarcacioneS iudicialea.
Iprodui0. en- eI pasadO mes de ab1il, la
suuna 1855 75 ctVg; v 81 Fe2istro mer-
cantil. ca 81 pFopi0 mes. $4,000. To-
taI, 7O6 dollars 10 eentavOs.
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Sc VENDE UN PIANO msro
GSteinWfg , en- buen estsdo. poF $50
Direction: P. O. Box 274. SAn Juan,
p. R. 6YG