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Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14
IndInnnpoIi. shut. out Loni.rille.
LOUISVILLE.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 13.-Indianapolis
scored a shutout this afternoon, defeating
pitchers battle. Attendance 1900 Score:
INnIANAPnI
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Milwaukee Defeats Kansas CITY.

- MILWAUKEE,, May 13.-Milwaukee won
from Kansas City today in the opening
game OF the local season by hitting Nor
gan at opportune times. Attendance, 5,02S
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14

St Louis .........""1 0O2 0-S
Two-base hits. Grady ~. Three-base hit:
Titus. Sacrifice hits: Smoot, Courtney.
Burke to Clarke to Beckley Left on bases:
st. Louis, 9; Philadelphia, s. First base on
balls of Thielman, /; off Duggleby, /. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Duggleby, /. Struck
out BY Thielman, 2; by Duggleby, 2. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg.

BROOKLYN, May 13.-Brooklyn defeated
Pittsburg at Washington park today by
punching five hits in the eighth inning,
which netted four runs, Attendance, 4,2uV.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14
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sells, F. o. b. Omaha. 1880.
The STANLEY STEAMER RUNABOUT,
$500, f. o. b. Omaha
Our temporary garage is five block south
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who is Interested in automobiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14

DETROIT, May 13-By punching two
doubles and q triple in the sixth inning
Detroit beat Boston again In game Whlch
should have been a shutout. Attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14
Games Postponed.
At St Louis-St. Louis-Philadelphia
qan1a pnztpnnad. rain
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today: PhiIadelphia at ST. LOUIS,
New York at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14
New York shuts Out Chicago.

NEW YORK, May 13.In a pitchers bat
tie New York defeated Chicago in the first
game here today. Attendance, 5000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14
3atted for Morgan in mint

"bdIIEu IOI IHOIBdU III NInIN.
Milwaukee ,..........0 0 0 0 s-7
Kansas City .........0 l 0 0 0 l-2
Earned runs: Milwaukee. 8; Kansas City.
/. Two-basa hits; Hemphill, Donahue
Nance. Three-base hit: Dougherty. Stolen
bases: ONeil, Nance Castro, Base on
balls; on Dougherty, 4; off Morgan, l.
Struck out: BY Dougherty, 10; by Morgan,
6. Double plays: Robinson to BeVille
O'Bren to Mccormick Sacrifice hit;
O'Neill Robinson. Left on bases: Milwau-
kee, 8; Kansas City l. Time: 1850. Um-
pire King.
Columbus Defeats Toledo.
TOLEDO, May l3.-Columbus defeated
Toledo today by better field work and abil-
lty to hit Camnttz. Attendance, 1910
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14

New York .........l 0 Q 0 u
Chicago ............. 0 O. 0 0 90
First base on errors: New York, q
Left on bases: Chicago, g. First base on
balls: of Taylor l. Struck out: BY Tay-
lor, 4. Two-base hits: Donlin, Bresnahan.
Sacrifice hit: Taylor. Stolen bases: Browne,
Holman. Hit by pitcher BY Lundgren,
/. Time: 1;35. Umpires: Emslie and
ODay
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14

Earned run: Washington, /. First base on
errors: Cleveland, A. Two-Dase hits: Carr,
Bay, Hill, Cassidy Sacrifice hits Bay,
Carr, Bradley. Stolen bases: Bradley, Tur-
ner, MIL Stahl. Base on balls: OFF Moore,
q; of Wolf, 1. Left on bases: Cleveland.
s.; Washington, 6. Struck out: BY Moore, ..
Time: 1:35. Umpires: O'Loughlin and NC
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14

Two-base hits: Mcfarland, Donohue.
Sacrifice hits: Green, Jones. Double plays;
Chase, Yeager to Williams TO Chase. Struck
out: BY. Smith, Z; by Hogg. 1 Base on
balls: of Smith, Z; off Hogg, l. Wild pitch
Hogg. Hit with ball: Smith. Time: 2SS
Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-14

to Tenney; Lauterborn TO Tenney TO Alb
batichio to Needham. First on balls: on
Frazer. 3; of Chech 2 Hit by pitched ball:
By Chech, /. Struck out BY Frazier /;
by Chech, 2. Wild pitch: Frazer. Time:
1912. Umpire Bauswine.
st. Louis wins with stick.
PHILADELPHIA. May 13.-st. Louis de-
feated the local team today by superior
work at the bat Attendance, Ana Score:
CT IptrTe PHI ApEtptiIA
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Chicnrn nnh Now York Me.
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO May 13.-Darkness and rain
ended an eleven-inning tie game today.
Both teams played in good form. Attend
@ 1nn Score:
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DETROIT

Two-base hits: Schaeffer CraWIoTd, Gn-
glaub Threc-base hits. Mcintyre. Sacrlnce
hits; Cooley Drill. Stolen bases: Schaener.
Crawford. Base cn balls: OFF <itson, 2; on
Young, 2. Left on bases: Detroit, 4; Boston.
l. Struck out: BY Young, 4, Double play
Irn1nire. Sheridan
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Iuspect0r dc Obras P6bIicas Muniei.
psles. Ge autorizR Luis r sAri0 para
que an n f fIrmR y bSjo las condolences
pr0pueStns p0r sQusl fanCionario cona
truya IN kiosk ed ID plaza de 10 LsaI-
tRd.
81 SaCretArio de PuertO Rico pide al
ConSej1 toms On conOideFaci6a I Las pro-
teBtaa que BcsrOS de las patsntes co.
m rCiaFles han cot b!ecidO los Gefi0
res Fede ,ico Font CRnufIIs = NJ r
Cslder6n & Co., fundandoae en- que Sc
b limitsdO eStrech m snte el tempo
p rR las prOte 10 cuandO &c Oyen tRn-
tsO pFotestAS p0r motive de taaRci0neS
b chSs poH los An oTidadea InsuIRres,
y cuGnd0 tales tAsa saciones son tan H.
bremente sbieFtRs s apeIRci6n.
El Concejo acueFda no rec0nSiderRr
sus anterioFss acueFdoa references &
los sci lres Federico Font Camuflss y
NJ r CaldeF6n & Co., que SO digG
81 SeCretRrio d. Puerto Rico que el
Concejo aSf como el Teaorero de Paer.
to B CO ha dSdo IN termino para que
los Contribuy yentes rec'Gmen coutra 10
que les ha Hido impuesto poF OoL tribu.
dc San Jaan fii6 al p6blioo d clasifcR-
ci6n que hicierR de las pRteuteS conner
ciales y sef[A!6 an t6rmino para que
tsdOg aQuel.oG q 1e no estuYiesen con-
foYmes oon aqueila cIasificacl6a. esta-
bltciesen suB prOteStas. dSndose eI ca-
90 de haberGe presentGdo vArias, alQu.
mas de las Cuales fueron regueItas /. :.
VO'Rb.emente, no Siendo possible una
v trAnsCurrid0 dicho termino II prc.
teIta alguna sin sentRr un NAL prece-
dante que trGelfa fatAIes consecuencisg
para Il administrator Municipal que
cuaEtA con las parsldaa soignRdaa en-
presupuesto para CubFir Bus SygfadaB
aten Zones.
81 administrator de In Sociedad
An6nims Luz e estrica, pide se le In
demnicen los da6oS cRusados en- 81
GlumbRado 6b' leo en- Il noche del / o.
del cOrFienta mes, & informnndo 81
6bOGad0 de ID ciudad que no tiene de-
Feeho aquelIa s ,ciedad & u FecIamR-
ci6n que hGce. pues en- el csG0 que
menCi0na tiene "a GsOi6n expeditO
contra ell autoF 8 autores de laa Fotu.
r6s d,fl1g cRuBados. = tSniend0 en-
cuenta AdemSG 10 dispuesto en- n sec.
ci6n 70 del pIiego de COL d.-iones 8
ses del oontFAtO entire ls Luz e 6ctrien
, el MuniCipio. acuerds Ell CoLcej de
8estimar b aoIioitud.
DasestimS igusImante eI Conosio q
I0licitud de Juan R9bles sobFe aue q |
fguFe "a estAb'ecimiento en- 3 taFifs
1e tercsFa class ca Yez de & de 0eRun-
10 ca que aE6Feoe. co atanci6n 6 n9
aAbar hsoho reelamaoi6n alguna den,
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trO del termino c. noe lido para clio.
A inatsncia1 DEF eonceial senior
Fs.1. Ge 1cuerda rec0mendaF d alcnIds
IL colocaei6n en- 10 calIe del r .ruue IA
tres COS de aTco ca d parts pfinci-
pal de dichl cHlle. , que los aue exiT.
ten hoy % c0IOquen COntinuaci6n 4
iRuAles IdistGncisa.
A instsncis del cOncei I sefIoy Ponte
Be acuerds FeoomendaF naf r0ismo n
Alohlde ID obFs de afirmAdo en q n1iG.
ma calle para 10 cunI exiIte pIrtida an
Presupueat0.
A inGtanciAG de- conctiL 4 mfor RI
mirez. acueFda 81 Concsjo uus Il 81
municipio tuvieFe aIgun contrsto en
el que no se hnya eStabIeoido eIkunuIB
penal. se pase AI AboRAdo de d ciulad
para que prOpopga 10 que crea oonVs.
niente.
I tornado eI SecFetario que exiuts
una pllzs de vocal an la Cdmisi6n de
Sapidad , Bsnefcercia. D CorDoFI.
ci6n deOigu6 para eisrceF dieho cargo
81 c0nCSiAI Sefi,r Amador.
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DeSCargaS GI6CtriCaS
en- ATGciB0 o.
VISitaS dOmIcliiaEiaS do sandal.
Una dIfIGil OpGTaCIOR.
(DS nwestro Q orrespOmso1.)

Agosto go Para ell proximO sa-
bado 26 del actual anuncia su pri-
mera function en- este Teatro ell tan
celebrado y 8plaudido transformista
senior La Presa' Dada la anima-
cion que existe en- ell publieo para
conocer x este artista de Peconoci-
dos mefitOs le auguFamos una mag
mica entraaa.
Ell domingo en- Ia noche hubo va
rias descaFgas electricas en- esta ciu-
dad, una de ellss cay0 en- un pos
te de la luz electrical en- ell canine
que desde la planta condUce al pue-
bio, rompiendo unos 40 metros de
alambres y quedando a oscuras la
poblaci6n. Aver qued6 reparada
la aVeFfa-
-COnforme con 10 acordadO poI
la Superin ntendencia de Sandal, ell
Jueves "a del presente cOmenzaran
las visitas domiciliariaS por los
Inspectores de Sandal.
Sc espera en- este puerto un
vapor con caFga procedente de los
EStados Unidos.
--Ayer SO practice en- este hospital
una diffcil opeFacion en- ell indivi-
duo Enriq que Figueroa que padecia
de E.efantiasis del escFOto, por los
doctores Lopez, CurbelO. MARTINEZ
Rosell6 y Aleman. El paciente 81
encuentFa en- muy buen estado.
Ell setiOr don Francisco Gandfs
NO ha aceptadO ell cargo de Mar
shall de Ia Corte de Aguadilla pa
ra cuyo desempeflo fu6 designadC
por el Hon. Attorney.
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POr dstrSs do Ia eiresI.

Inf6'mlse que detrss de lR sGrceI de
PuertA de Tlerra, VAriaS muieres de
mai VlVlr pululan de dfa y de n0chs
HlteFAndo con I ecu nciR el oFden y
molastando & los Vecin0G h0nradOs y
pGcihcOl con u eGcsndRIos y pRlabrRa
indecorosIs. Pr dicho Iugar de bisrA
IL pulicfS desDueI de Iaa 8 de IA nochs,
daFae Su pnseitO.
AnOche 6fseaa que escandaIizs ban
de 10 Undo en eli b.rTio denominad0
AnpSro. Q mo & las doce de u noche.
un indivldu0 con "a ooDcubinR. EI
poIicfA de servicio no Conforms CON 81
prccadeF de esos ciudadanog los puRo
& buen recRudo.
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La eabe ezada del ehIVo

Natalie Serrano, muchacho como
de Is amos de edaa habfa tornado
por campo de acci6u q Santurce
para hacer sus hurtos v robos.
La prim sra denuncia que contra
6l Sc h'zo poF ell sargento San Mi
Han, fee Por haber robado un reloj
que vendio en- IS centavos. Pero
no contento con este, Gdi6 la ca
bezada del { hlVo&, como reza ell
adsgiO popula r, encontraudose en-
su caminO c)n un cabr0 que ven
di6 en- SO centavos.
Ell Juez mum ipll, le impuso Dor
ell primer delitO, 6-meses de arres-
toy por ell segundo, otros 6 meses
y 100 dollars de multa.
- En- asuntoa del aervicio ho IVeesdo
& est Ciudad eI teniente Caatro, d la
! oil ts ioaulaF. :
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OOnuRala del Gaplttn HurtadO
contra 90 pOllCI0,

-Esta mafiana Sc VIC ante ell iuz-
gado municipal la denuncia hecha
por ell captain HurtadO contra ell
policfa de la banda de la policia
insular Domingo Vega por aban-
dono de destinO, estimando la falta
contra ell Poder sEjecutivO, porqUe
ell dia 3 De Agosto estando de SER
vicio en- el muelle De Espig6n mar
chose q su casa por estar enfermo
segdn manifestations del denUn-
ciado'
FL Juez le impusO 1900 de null
ia. FL gu ardia Vega hizo entreg 4
formal dc su arms smento a un sar-
Rento del cuerpo.
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Ell nil 10 Antonio Rios.

Ell Juez Municipal de San Juan
empez6 esta man4na q hscer una
Investigation en- el case del nino
Antonio Rios.
Este chico de caracter despierto y
bien Parecido, ha sido acusado p5r
Ia pOlicia. le que arFebat6 a una
nina una pul lssra de metal dorado.
Ell caso Sc vera maflana, pues Ell
ndmero de juicios celebrados hoy,
ocup6 todas las horas de la mana
ma.
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PARA EUR OPA.

En- ell vapOr eSpAfloI Que sale hoy de
nue4tro puerto para ESpsfi embRrCan
LOS distiuguidog egpoood ds rs Carmen
Cor zalez y don Antonio Caubet. 6re
del alto ComerCio de esSs plaza.
Dichoao viUis de bo5as deseamos &
los reCien CRsa1Oa que q proponen re-.
CorFer parte de Francis Y Espafis re-
gressndo luegO esta oiudRd donde
muCho se Les eBtimR.
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Ell Ron ViPj0 GateIl. ue garantiza
go pureEs, y Is Drueba de 50 bondad
es 81 gran premio que obtuvo en- IA
COLOCACION.- Sc dessa colOcar
9 una IenorR 8 seflorits na re- ayudaF "a
oesPscno y otr&s AtencionSa en nuestro
estaoleclmiento de lsbOres. Debe po-
seer el iopl6e Dlrij rae / Ths Porso
hlco DFAW1 Walk & Emb broidoFy c..
FOrtsltzs 10. San joan. 6v.G.
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Ell DOMINGO.

Una paradA tendFS lug or en- ell puen.
30 de San Antonio. p0r ell cuerDO de
00mbsros de % Ciudad CD yss bFigadss
conourr1Fan con los epafat0g y mate
rial de inCendios que hoy tiene ell ing.
titut0.
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Glptura { bOrdO
dol vapor "JuIla.' "
(R:or tezSarGfo }

Hoy reCibimo de h Playa de Ponce
el 'eIegrsm ma siGuiente:
SPlaya P3nco. p. R, AGostO %.
ii Is . M -eCorreBpOndeDCia.1 San
JuAn.-Hoy nueve ma Il ara fu6 captu-
RADIO & bOrdO vapor GJuliA2 Adolfo
AE'aatia, pr6fugO de esR.- COrTesp0pa'
SQL.1 Gu
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AVlsO al pdbIIGO 0,

MientFss dnre % fsbric del IoCGl
que oCun, ba IL eCasa de pysstgmoa9
de Joa6 Blzin, Allen 81, Dc AZ trarle.
osoo :. 10 % de Il misma Galle. donds
neguiES sus miSmoa negooioE.
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La SORt0ReIa on sI
jUIeIO do EIizaIdS.

a las 8 de 10 mlflsnG de hoy % die.
70 gentencia decretandO u cAuCi6n de
Julio ELzI aide p0r Il 6uma de 100 dc.
liars , Rdmitiendo Il fiIpzI que Dor
tsl cantidAd preatArH ID madre del acu-
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4 mis- elIsnt0s, y al pdbIIeO OF
general,

En- 10 que 90 Feediics con veDiente.
mente 81 local que oCupR b3 en ID calle
de Allen M. "a, he trnslsdadp el esta-
blecimiento de barberlR sL4 Uni6ns
AZ No 19 de la nismn Calle. En dicho
local ofreSco 8 mis- Co1stantel favnfe.
CedOFes. eameradss serviCios. heChos
cnn pFontlsud , eleganOia. iEspecS0.
tSddd en- c0rtes de 60r60sl Variada y
excelente peRfumeEfs frsncega para 81
usO de Ioa DarF0quianos.
luna vista. y Os conVencereia!
% q nn.a..4-..l 2 ut 81. =
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Rata0I eulIlurnuty
AsooApo

Fierce ante = CoTte Federal y Tri.
6unales 1nauIare1. San Jo1s s, San
suAR = l6v.h
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<Es tamb en- dIgnO ae Observe
ci0n que en- todas las grandes po-
blacioneS existen aIgibes y cister-
mas desae tempo inmemOFiaI y
iamas 50 ha sabido que hayan 81 10
causa determinante del iesarro Il
de Intermediates epid6micas debid
al uso de sus aguas como con la
de los asueductos con frecuencia
sucede.
EN- su virtud. Hon. sr.. esta
Directive en- cuya representation
tengo Ell gusto de dirigirme 4 us
ted. le sUplica que en- considera-
ci6n q las EaZones expuestas " Dor
la pOsici6n Official que ocupa. On
case de que ell Ayuntamiento de
San Juan acordase Ia pqriudicial
Ofdenanza a propuesta por dicho OF
clal De Sandal, Sc sirva impedir
50 ejecuci6n poP los medios & 50
alcance, pues tratandOse de punto
tan delicado. no puede en- manera
alguna someteFSe toda Ia poblaci6n
al criterio 8 capricho De On hom-
bFe; y, en- case necesario. serfa
acceptable y prudente que poP Ia
Junta Superior baio So direction
como competentes imparciales Sc
hiciese una detenida y cientffica
investigator del case, Por ser af
de iustcia.S
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0 OGASIO H..
LEAN, LEAN EsTo.

Gran f6brioa de COlohones mstSIicos
de todos precics, Clases y tsmaffog.
Sc ponen telss de RIambre en- arms.
duras ussdss por POGO dinefO.
CoICh0nes iDgleaes deBde 81 Is 81.
Csmss de hieFrO con CoIeh6n desde
$3.99 y 5000
Csmaa arGfaticas OrientRIeg.
Es mas grsnde surtido de tsIas de
m0ds, encsjes, Camisas.
En- eEs Cielo,0 Ella GlOrit0 y sLs
VizcSiaa.2 =
BarAtillo. BaYRtiIIo.
A n.lo nE1amSna 1T .sAyVaa on
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30v. a,
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Agnpito del Zpro.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-07
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AIICTIONEER.

Roosevelt replied with words of thanks
and cOngratulatiOn.
Then began the jubilation. Mr.. WHITE
and Baron de Rosen returned to the
hotel for luncheon. The Japanese had
remained at the conference hall to lunch
with PIERCE. The news that peace had
been concluded had preceded the Rus
sian plenipotentiaries, and such scenes
of wild rejoicing have never before
been witnessed in the State of New
Hampshire as greeted them upon their
arrival at the hotel. WHITE, dazed at
the sudden and happy termination Of
the conference, was fairly overpowered
by the tremendous ovation he received.
He could only express his gratitude by
shaking the hands of everybody, and in
response to the volley of questions
fired at him as to the terms, murmur-
ed: 1--WE pay not a kOpeck, and we get
half of Saghalien."
Later i'm his room when he had partial
ly recovered himself, he declared that
he could not have dreamed of such a
victory, for that he regards it a dip
lomatic triumph of the first magnitude
he makes no attempt to conceal, and
that is the general verdict here to-
night. The Russians are overjoyed by
the result.
1--WE have had our Lao Yangs and
Moukdens on land" they say "and our
Tsushimas on sea, but the japanese
have their Portsmouth"
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INSPECTION
OF ANIMALS

There was a meeting of the Board
of Agriculture and Forestry this morn
ing. A matter of considerable import
ance which was taken up was a dis
cussion Of the suggested rules and
regulations drawn up by DR.. Norgaard
to govern the inspection of imported
animals for tuberculosis and CHAMBERS,
The rules as devised are very strict and
their adoption, which followed the dis
cussion Of them by the Board, will it
is expected do much to prevent the
diseases being further imported here.
There was a full attendance of the
members of the board.
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VENTURA LOST TIME
COMING FROM COAST
VESSELS STEERING GEAR WAS
OUT OF ORDER AND STOPPED
TWICE.

A day and half lat, the s. S. Ven
tura arrived shortly before 1 o'clock
from san Francisco today. The ves-
sci left San Francisco on August 81.
She should have left a day previous
but a delay i'm the Australian mails
reaching san Francisco necessitated
the vessel being detained "a hours. Or
dinarily the vessel would have arrived
this morning, but her steering appara-
tus was badly out of order on her trip
to this port, and she stopped twice dur
ing the trip. 1t seemed to the passen-
gers that at times the sun was rising
and setting on all sides of the vessel
as she acted in a crazy sort of way.
The trip was otherwise uneventful.
The vessel brought the usual assert
ment of freight for this port. J. c.
Short is now purser of the Ventura, re-
placing Mr.. Bucknam, who has left the
service of the company to engage in
business ashore. Short was here about
a year ago on the through run on the
Sierra.
The vessel brought 81 passengers for
Honolulu and has a fair sized crowd
of through passengers
DR.. c. b. Wood returned from vaca-
ton of several months on the mainland.
Mrs. L. A. Andrews returned from
trip to the coast.
Mrs. j. A. NJ. Johnson and child re-
turned.
Mrs. E. T. Earl Of Los Angeles ar
rived for a visit, accompanied by her
child and nurse.
Charles Sommers is a mining capital
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-07
ARRIVED on THE MONGOLIA.

Miss Suzanne Tracy, a we'll known
teacher of Domestic Science, is here
from New York to give a course of lee
lures in the Art of Cooking and the
economical use of the gas range
Miss Tracy's fame as a teacher comes
to us from New York and San Fran
cisco and surrounding towns where she
has lectured.
During her stay in Honolulu she will
give a course of demOnstrat ton lessons
under the auspices of the gas company
The lessons are to be free the gas COM
pany desiring all to have the benefit OF
these instructions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-07
BILLIARDS For LADIES.

Following the lead of up-to-date no,
tells on the mainland the Royal Ha'
waiian is installing a billiard table fol
the use of its lady guests. The table
will be put on the Waikiki lanai and
The whole interior Of the lanai will be
converted into the cosiest Of sitting
vooms with its open air outlook. Man
ager Fred Church has secured a valu-
able collection of Philippine island
arms and these with other curios will
prove an attraction to visitors from
the coast.
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The Ventura brings five days Later
mail
The S. S. China sailed yesterday from
| San Francisco for Honolulu.
The Kihei Plantation CO., will hold
a special meeting on the 20th.
G. @. Yee Hop & Co.'S telephone mum.
Der has been changed to Main PSI.
on Friday morning at 10 o'clock
Morgan will sell a fine saddle horse.
There We're 50 mail steamers called at
Lahaina during the month of August.
There will be a rehearsal this even
ing for THE Serenade" at the Hawaii
an Opera House.
The eighty-third annual report of the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association has
just vbeen issued.
Saturday, September 9, is the anniver-
sary of the admission of California as
a state of the Union.
-Four men who had been caught
gambling were fined s. and 81 costs
each today by Judge Whitney.
Libby's Natural Favor Food Pro-
ducts are nourishing and at the same
time very appetizing. H. Hackfeld &
Co, agents.
Fresh fruits and vegetables arrived
on the Ventura this morning for Henry
May & Co Customers are requested to
place their orders early.
Levers &, Cooke are now showing a
very fine lot of the fashionable Chi
nese Twisted mating and japanese
Blue and White Cotton rugs.
Frank Bertelmann was arraigned be-
fore Judge Whitney this morning on
charges of gross cheat. The cases
We're continued until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfotenhauer will enter
tain the officers Of the German warship
Condor at a ball at the Alexander
Young Hotel this evening.
/. d. McVeigh, superintendent of the
Molokai settlement, has so far recover
ed from his severe accident as to be
able to take drives about town.
First class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa cou-
pom tickets are now on sale at the
office Of Trent & Co., 1876 Fort street.
Primo Lager and Wurzburger beer
are as pure and good as they can be
taste possess invaluable tonic prop
critics.
Kim Kin Sup. was given 80 days
i'm Jail today by Judge Whitney for
embezzlement. The Korean was charg-
ed with taking funds belonging to a
Korean society.
The Board of Supervisors of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid