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Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
Ex &c Ut We
To Probe All Departments.

To Probe All Departments.
A sweeping Investigation of the
methods of conducting government
business in all departments has been
begun by order of President Roosevelt
under the direction of committee OF
FIVE, as follows: Charles H. Keep, as
sistant secretary of the treasury, chair
man; Frank H Hitchcock, first as
sistant postmaster general; Lawrence
o. Murray, assistant secretary of COM
merce and labor; James R. Garfield,
commissioner of corporations, and Gift
ford Pinchot, forester, department of
agriculture. In letter to Mr.. Keep
the president outlines the elaborate
scope of the inquiry which Is to bring
order, uniformity and utmost economy
into the conduct of public business and
to do away with red tape.
Too Much Silver Coin on Hand.
On account OF the large amount of
silver coin in the treasury and the con-
seauent dicontinuance of silver bullion
consignments to the mint at Philadel-
phia, Superintendent Lands has sus-
pended work In all departments Of the
mint until further notice.
Line Drawn Against Prize Contests.
The postoffice department has order
ed that prize contests cannot be oper-
ated by newspapers or periodicals
through the mails, If such contests re-
quire the payment Of consideration
in order to become a contestant. Such
payments are believed to show that
the contests are designed to bolster up
or stimulate some other line Of bust
ness. In the latest rulings this pay
ment Of a consideration may be con-
strued as sum Of money, the pur-
chase of an article, the cutting OF
coupon from an advertisement or any
publication, securing slip or label or
q subscription to a publication. All
publications conducting such contest
or carrying advertisements OF sucn
schemes conducted by others are I'M
mailable. 1t is also held that all con-
tests in which the winners are to be Sc
lected upon the decision of some per-
son or persons as to the quality or the
answers are lotteries within the mean
ing Of the law, because the award Is
dependent upon chance.
Philippine Railway specifications.
Plans and specifications Of the sys-
tenn Of railways which the government
Of the. Philippines proposes to construct
In the archipelago, covering trackage
Of ,233 miles, have been made public
by Secretary OF War Taft through the
bureau Of insnlar affairs Bids will
be reenired only from citizens Of the
Uni n states or of the Philippines.
The. l..otiye may be either steam, or
electricity. as the local government
may decide. All bids must be In the
hands sofs the government at Manila
ON or before Now l. Proposals must
be accompaniment by check for $500 600
on the whole system or half that.
amount on any section thereof.
Must Treat Chinese Better.
President Roosevelt has written a
letter to Secretary Metcaf OF the de
partment Of commerce and labor d.
recting that inspectors in the immigra-
ton service exercise greater care In
the treatment of high class Chinese I'M
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
For Pain
Take a DIR. Miles
Anti=Pain Pill, and
the Pain will dis
appear Like
Magic.

Not by paralyzing the nerves and
Glands like opium, morphine, cocaine'
ond other dangerous drugs, but by IN.
creasing the natural secret1ons.
This action is obtained as a result OF
rnodern discoveries in medicine, making
a nossible to relieve pain without pao
after-eFects. ,r.,
Won can safely depend upon DR.. Miles
Aa+;-Pa;n pills to relieve and cure such
,,aips as Neuralgia. Headache, stomach
seba Menstrual Pains, rheumatism
Tsachache. Toothache, etc.
4 49,, will also, by their calming act
~, the nerves. almost instantly re-
SO such distressing feelings as Dir
...,sss Car-Sickness, Indigestion, lrri-
:, Tilitv. Sleeplessness, Nervousness, etc.
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~, absolutely cure, because by perse-
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Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

IAiiiS oSSehA' In the ldnuS OIL
the state council. In conclusion he
says: at remains for Sweden and me,
as king of the union, to decide whether
the attack made by Norway on the ex-
listing union shall lead to legal dis
solution of the union. Let the present
generation and posterity judge be-
tween me and the Norwegian people"
Premier of Greece Assassinated.
M. Delyannis, the prime minister Of
Greece, was stabbed as he was about
to enter the parliament at Athens June
ID and died in half an hour. His as
sailant was notorious professional
gambler named Gherakaris, whose bust
ness the premier had destroyed. Che
rakaris had come forward smiling and
bowling to greet the minister as he
alighted from his carriage, but no soon-
er was M. Delyannis on his feet than
the man drew dagger and plunged 1t
into the abdomen Of the premier. The
crime caused intense grief and indig-
nation, and a crowd Of 10000 persons
followed the body as it was taken
home. The assassin was protected
from the fury Of the people by prompt
police action. M. Gounarkaris succeed
ed Delyannis.
800, 600 For General Gomez.
The Cuban house Of representatives
has appropriated 100000 for the bene
fit Of General Maxine Gomez, whose
physical condition was found to be ex-
tremely precarious owing to the
spreading Of gangrene.
Swedish Unions Against War.
The LENDERS Of the labor unions In
Sweden have notified Norway that no
response will be given to call to arms
if any attempt is made to coerce Nor
way. At the same time the Social
Democrats Of Sweden have issued a
proclamation declaring that the work
ingmen will cause a national strike If
the riksdag authorizes armed coercion.
Asphalt Trust Appeals.
The New York and Bermudez AS
phalt company has taken an appeal
from the recent decision by President
Arnal Of the Venezuelan federal court
Of cessation annulling the company's
concession and granting damages to
the government to the entire member
ship of the court Of cessation.
Another Royal Wedding.
Princess Margaret Of Connaught and
Prince Gustavus Adolphus, son Of the
crown prince of Sweden, were mar
ried at Windsor, England, June 10,
King Edward acting as host.
Morocco Favors Germany.
Several minor commercial conces-
sions have been granted to German in
terests by the government at Fee, and
this fact has caused considerable un-.
easiness In Europe owing to the senst-
tiyeness OF France as to it's prestige
in Morocco. The sultan claims to be
acting with his rightful independence,
but the representative of Germany is
believed to have given the sultan Sc
cret assurances OF support as against
France
Another Great Battle On.
Notwithstanding the agreement to
begin peace negotiations, the dogs Of
war have not been leashed. In north
ern Manchurla, to the north Of Tie
Pass, the Japanese army under Oyama
was thought to have encircled the RUS
slams under Linevitch completely, cut
ting of all channels OF retreat, 4.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

as justice of the
state supreme
court. After con-
ference w i t b
Chairman Odell
and other Re-
publican lead
ers he issued a
personal state
ment in which
he asserted that
he had done
nothing to justi-
fy his removal,
and he would,
therefore, pre-
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
COMMERCIAL

A Farmers Packing Company.
For the purpose of competing with
the Chicago packing industry tins
Farmers Packing company has been
organized at Sterling, ILL.,, with capl
tai stock Of $1,5O0.OO0.. It is composed
Of farmers, stock raisers and retam
meat dealers. 1t has an option of ten
acres of land and packing house.
Ryan's Trustees In Control.
Former President Grover Cleveland
George Westinghouse and Justice Nor
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
70 r EIGN
70 Make Peace at Washington.

To Make Peace at Washington.
The fact that Russia and japan had
agreed upon Washington as the meet
ing place for peace negotiations was
made known in an official announce
ment from the White House June IS
as follows:
''When the two governments were
unable to agree upon either Chefoo
or Paris, the president suggested The
Hague, but both governments have
now requested that Washington may
be chosen as the place Of meeting, and
the president accordingly formally no.
tilted both governments that Washing
ton will be selected"
Russia first had suggested Paris and
Japan Chefoo, but each objected to
the place suggested by the other.
Oscar Won't Give Up Norway.
The Norwegian storthing has re-
ceived letter from King Oscar in ref
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

migrants. The recent anti-Amer1caa
agitation among merchants In Chlna
seems to have aroused fears that ouE
export trade to that country will ba
endangered by too strict enforcemezM
Of the exclusion act
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

gan ]. O'BrteR
of the New York
supreme court
having accepted
the invitation or
T b o m a s r.
Ryan to act AZ
trustees Of the
5O2 shares OF
the Equitable
Assurance so
ciety W b / CHI
Ryan says he
ght from
James III. Hyde
for $780, a
deed of trust
was signed by
Mr.. Ryan and
the trustees on
Trpo TX ona Mr.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

erence to the Sc
cession of Nor
way from the
union. The king
says that the
oath he took pre-
vents him from
accepting in 81
lence the action
Of Norway. He
defends his ac-
ton in vetoing
the bill for sep
arate consuls for
Norway as be-
ing within the
constitution. He
insists that it is
not in line with
the principles Of
the Norwegian
monarch for the
king to become
a mere puppet
In tha hands Of
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

AN Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
of the Week in Politics,
Government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

combination similar to the Joint Traf-
fic association exists in all Of the south
ern roads and that undue charges are
eXacted.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
p LIT A L

PhiIadeIphia's Contract Graft.
At the beginning of last week the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23

El Comite local de San Juan no
tlene msdios de hacer llegar aus OPT
nionss q las esferas del Gobierno y
cree que su voz como la de los dem&s
y todo el Partido debe dirigirse q los
Delegados de Ia Camara que asumen
su representation Official en- relaciones
directas con el Gobierno. Por cato
acude 4 su ilustracion y q su patrio-
tismo exponiendoles las triltezas de la
opinion pdblica y sus fund adas quejas
por la actual situaci6n, en- la ssguri-
dad de que han de encontrar medios
dignos para que sl partido coupe el
pussto on la administration que de JUS
tfcia le corresponds.
San Juan, 20 de Enero de 1905.
Respetuos amente,
r. D. ANDINo.
Presidente del Comits local.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
BIBLtoTECA DE .LA DRMoCRAC1A, 12S

c6lera por la carta de Natalins,
desminti6 audszmente su prime
ra declaraci6r, fue Aecho cAllar
por ell tribunal, que 10 smenaz6
con hacerle salir de la sala.
La declaration de Ia bailari-
ma fue decisivA contra MSnfredo.
SIN dejarse intimidar por sus
mirAdas cAsi feroceS, Antoniets
encontr6 en- 81 propia sinceri-
dad, en- su grandez. de alma, el
medic de conmover & todos.
Cont6 francamente sus relacio-
mes con Manfredo, 50 tentativa
de suicidio, ell descubrimiento
de que el joven era sObrino de
PAscual y protegido del conde.
81 que pag6 sus benefcios que-
riendo deshonrarlo, y que por-
que la condess, Oelosa de su ho.
nor, le alel6 de 81 lAdO, se VEN
&c cslumnizndola.
Con aquellA gran imaQina-
ci6n que Antoniets posefa, des-
c,ibi6 despues IL ternura que
siempre h1bfa sentido por Nata-
Iina; hizo presente el amor de
Manfredo por la jovep, contra
el que habfa luchado con todas
sus fuerzGs, por tenor & IL vile
"a del joven Cont6 todas las
torturas sufridas por So hernia.
na para librsrse de aquel amor,
Y hAbl6 con scento conmovido
del puro carifio de NatalinA &
Carpignano; y en- fin, con an
scento que hizo estremeser q los
jueces, describi6 10 horrible de-
sesperaci6n de 50 hermana al
leer aquel artlculo infame escri.
to por MSnfredo, que queriendo
destruir todA la felicidad de Ia
iovep, E impedir que otro 10 po-
seyese, habfa lanzado pu6Ados
de tango sobre ella y sus bienhe-
chores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
EDICTO
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao.
Manuela Font y Leon, Miguel, Merce-
des jose Vilsseca y Font. Ex-
parte.
Sobre declaration de herederos alb.
intestato, de Miguel Vilaseca Dfaz

Por cuanto habi6ndose promovido
ante esta Corte de Distrito, por el le.
trado Jose M. Cuadra, en- representa-
ci6n de Manuela Font y Leon, Miguel,
Mercedes y Jose Vilaseca y Font, un
expediente solicitando Sc les declare
dnicoS herederos alb intestato, de MI
GUEL VILAsECA DtAz esposo y pa
DIRE, respectivamente, de los promoven-
tes, fallecido en- esta ciudad, en- % de
Febrero de 1903, sin haber otorgado
testamento nj dejar otros parientes.
Por tanto, habiendose ordenado
por el Honorable James A. Erwin,
Juez de esta Corte de Distrito, la pu-
blicaci6n de edicsos en- el peri6dico
LA DEMoCRACIA que Sc publica en- San
Juan, q 10 menos una vez cada sema-
ma, durante un mes, para que los In
teresados que SO cream con derecho q
ser incluidos en- dioha declaration de
herederos 9 hacer impugnaci6n la
misma, concurran ante esta Corte &
presentar sus alegaciones On forma el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23

-Si mi hermanA no 10 hu-
biese querido matar, exclam6
con Voc sords y extendiendo un
brszo haciA Manfredo, 10 hubie-
ra Aecho 70.
La bAilarinA era una de esAs
muieres irresi. tibles, a las que
bastA un gesto, una palsbra, una
mirAda, para gAnarHe el corax6n,
y Ell de los iaeces fu6 conquis-
tAdo.
Cuando 90 ley6 10 absolu-
ci6n de la ioven en- todo aQusllo
que no era la indemuizaci6n por
los daGos causAdos, Antopieta IL
abraz6 en- prssenCia de todos y
juntas llorAron de placer. Dirl-
gi6ronse despu(s & casa de los
IcoAdes, { los que ibA { hacer 50
Ultima vista porque al siguiente
dfa abondonaba & Turin, Acom-
pa6ada por ell principe Domea.
Ell conds Massa, pklido CO.
mo un muerto, Pc acerc6 { ella,
tendiendole una mano.
Antonieta la bes6 , despu6s
mir6ndolo fiiaJRente con sus Inn
pidos oios, le diio:
ID iEstais contento de mil
Gastavo temblabA sin acer-
tar & decir una palAbra. La mi.
de- de Antonieta evocabG IN re-
cuerdo doloroso para 81. Era la
mirada firme y profunda de Lin
de-. IC6mo no 10 habiA notAdo
antesl
-lY vos.... podreis per-
donArmel murmur6.
-lPor que habfa de con-
servAros rencor desde el momen-
to en- que hsceis feliz & NatAli-
nal Ella sola es digna de ser
vuestra hiis, y nunca tendreis
que AVergonzaros de lIamarla
asfl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23

presents desnuda ante ell E6bli
co.. y en- Irrivado.
Un gesto de supreme det-
precio contraio los labios de An
touiets, zero pudo dominarse y
eontesth friamente:
--Teneis rtx6n. Una baiIs-
rinR no mereca clerta clAse de
eonsiderAciones, Y por otra par
te, Ia culpA es mia que no supe
distiDguir entire un csbSllero y
un miserable.
Msnfredo, por mas esfuer-
EOS Que hscfA, no podfA librarse
de IN temblor nervioso que le
molestAbA mucho, pero & pesAr
de ESQ siQui6 diciendo:
Me h1beis tratado como
almGs vii de los seres, y me ha-
beis robado todc: IL joven {
quien smaba. ell honor, Ia for
tuns, pero ha beis &C metido una
imprudenoia y ella me resarce
de alGo que he perdido. Ahora
todo ell mundo sabe que 70 ten
go un hijo que puedo reclsmar,
y vergo q deciros: lQuierc, exi-
jo, mi hijol
El momeDto crftico temido
por Ia bsilarinA habfa llegado, y
por fin CO ccmpreHdiA 10 que squel
miserable vpnfa a pretender,
pero AutonietA DO se atemori26
Y riendcse le contest6;
lilo quereis para conver-
trio en- IN bandido como vos9
Vale mas ser IN bsndido
que an mdntenido.
L. bailarinA pAli1eci6.
No o. comprendo, diio.
-tDs verasa pues me ex-
plicIre mejor. Desde el momen-
to en- que habeis confiado mi hi
10 & vuestro Amante, es ei Dece-
sariAmente quien 10 mantiene.
CuIndo Carlitos crezcA y sea IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23

dfa IS de Febrer0 del corriente sfio:
previniendoles que pasado dicho ter
mino, Sc resolvera la declaration de
herederos solicitada, parandoles los
perjuicios CONSEQUENCES 4 los que no
hsgan uso de su derecho, libro Ia pre-
sente, para su publication en- el peri6,
dico mencionado, en- Humacao 4 Is de
Enero de 1905.
ENRIQUE RINCoN.
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
de Humaco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
CORAZON DE OBRRRO

hombre, comprenders muy bien
que ning6n hombre eS tan gene
roso que Sc enoArgue del hijo de
otro, .in tener motives para
clio, Y entonoes sabra que los
besos d. su madre IL han pro-
porcionado Squel Suxjlio. 81
cual no tenfa derechc, Y que
sabor tiene Ia clsss de pan que
come.
Ii bailarina hAcia e.fuer-
2os sobrebunsuos para conte'
nerse.
--Prefie-o que mi hijo me
juzgue, & our :pase & vuestro
poder.
-Pues 10 teddre, porque
e,toy en- mi derecho.... & me-
nos que...'
IA menos que1 seguid.
Un liKero rubof colore6 las
meiiIlss del joven.
"A mt nos que me entre-
gueis cien mil lirss.
La b,ilArinA permaneci6 inn
pssibIe en- apAriencis, zero inte-
rio,meDte vic el cieIo alberto.
-sPor qu6 0 habeis dicho
dctde un prinCiIio que Sc tTata-
ba de dinero2 iy TARA sacarme
cisn mil lirss habfis dadO lugar
q tsDtos escandalcsl
CDebeis darme lss grsciAs,
que os he hecho elsreclsmo sin
cobraros.
Antoniets saba yS 10 que
tenfa que hscer.
-tEs dtcir que pedis cien
mil IiraH, por ceder vuestrcs de-
rechua r,tPrres sobre Carlitosl
Os eDtregar6 ell dinero, pero te-
neis que firmsrme M recibo en-
Ia form. que 70 Olga.
rVesmos.
Anionieta pidi6 & Ia criada
recado de escribir y trIzando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
SehoIes de|egados del partido
Union" de Ia Camara
de Puerto Rico

FL trabajo del partido Unionista
para cons:ituirse, para preparar las
elecciones efectuadas el de Noviem
bre dltimo y para llevarlas a un re-
sultado satisfactorio ha sido extraor.
dinario y solo con ell concurso de la
opinion pdblica reaccionada por los
mdltiples abusos del partido republi-
cano ha podido alcanzar ell exito asom-
brsso que dieron las urnas electora-
les.
Partido que ha nacido y adquiri.
DO intensos brfos por la pGblfca OPT
MON perfecto reheio de ella no pue-
de ser indiforente q que sus esfuerzos
quedsn inefcaces en- las atlas esferas
del Gobierno que haya quedado re-
ducido q constituir los Ayuntamientos
gsnados por sufragio popular.
Observa el Comits local de San
Juan que asf por desgracia sucede.
En- las dos vacantes ocurridas On el
Conceio Executive ha sido elegido un
solo unionista el otro un republica-
no, constituyendo de este modo una
mayorfa de ese partido en- dicho Cuer-
po. AL nombrarse Ell Consejero para
el Departamento consolidate de Be.
ne6cencis, Carload y Prisiones, SO ha
hecho caso omiso del unionista, LA.
mado naturalmente & ocupar el puesto.
El Partido eusnta solo con la ma.
yorfa dc la Camara de Dslegados,o OBJ.
tenida por suiragio popular, pero Ell
valor de este sufragio no ha encontra-
do eco en- 81 Gobierno, que obra como
81 no existiera y otorga sus inauen-
elias y todas sus fuerzas al Partido
Rspublicano como 81 este fuera el que
iepresentass 10 voluntad 8 la opinion
del pals.
No puede ser materia de discussion
y 81 de afrmaci6n absolute que los
parttdos polftisos deben llevar q sus
hombrss los puestos de administra-
ci6n y gobierno no para que obtengan
No modo de vivir sino para que lie.
ven & ellos sus ideas y procedimientos,
demostrando Gu la prActica sus bene.
hcios.
Plantear, IL politica del partido
Unionista con los hombres y procedi-
mieutos del Republicano es absurdo,
inconcsbibls, intentado, 81 parecer
por sl Gobisrno de la Isla.
No sostiene el ComitS do San una
teorfa nusvs, nj actos que no Sc ha.
yam realizado. A POGO de constituirse
el Gobierno Civil y cuando el partido
federal So vic obligado q ..abstenerse
ds la lucha electoral resultando una
Camara de.Delegsdos enteramenta re-
el Gobernador di6 & sus
hombres todos los puestos on los Tri-
b males dc justicia y en- la Admins.
tIaci6n pdblica, separapdo & cuantos
dsl P artido federal los ocupaban. No
Vi tan lejos el Partido Unionista pero
al aspira principalmente q que en- los
destinos directivos Sc le otorgue una
cOmpleta repr esentaei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
Ienpestad en- PoItuga!

Una desastrosa tempestad Sc ha
desencadenado cast s1bitamente sobre
Ia costa septentrional de Portugal y
ha causado numerosas muertes.
Segdn las noticias recibidas hasta
ahora, Is pescadores Sc han ahogado
en- Figniedada Foz y otros 600 han
perdido todo 10 que posefan.
Una barca que hacfa el servicio
en- la desembocadura del rio Mondego
ha zozobrado. Once personas Sc han
ahogado.
En- ell fondeadero de Leixses, cer-
ca de Oporto, cinco barcos Sc han lido
q pique, y han perecido cinco personals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
JU|C|O ORAL |MPORTANTE

En- Maysguez Sc celebrarE el dfa
26 del actual el importante iuicio oral
contra don Genaro Ramirez por <des-
trucci6n fraudulenta de bienes asegu-
rados>
Ell senior Ramfrez ha encargado gu
defensa al joven Lcdo. don jose Ra-
mon Freyre, quien hace POGO obtuvo
un brillante triunfo en- Aguadillaob.
teniendo la absoluci6n de Catalina
Duprey, en- iuicio por ssesinato.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-23
Russia Y las Potencias

Ell gobierno russo gacaba de dirigir
q las potencias una circular en- la
cual llama su atenci6n hacia la acti
tud de China que, de esde ell comienzo
de la guerra, ha violado en- repetidas
ocasiones las leyes de la neutralidad.
Igualmente hace notar el gobierno que
China es incapaz de m antener sus COM
promises que, en- estas condolences,
Russia Sc reserva ell derecho de obrar
confNrme q sus intereses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-17

GOVERNMENT SALE OF MITES.
HARNESS, ETC.-Depot Quartermas-
ter's Office, Honolulu, T. H, January
16, 1905. There will be sold at public
auction at this depot on Thursday.
January 26, 1905, commencing at 10 a
M, 6 mules, sets double harness and
miscellaneous stores. The Government
reserves the right to suspend sale at its
discretion. Purchasers Will be required
TO make immediate payment. ard prop
erty purchased must be removed on
day of sale. Terms: Cash in Govern
r1ent funds. No checks of any kind
will be received. c. F. Humphrey Jr..
Captain and Quartermaster, L. S. A.
7001-Jan. 16, II, IS, 10, "a, %.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-17
PERCY POND BUYS
THIRTY CLARK COWS

Percy Pond has purchased Of Byron
0. Clark of Wahiawa thirty milking
COWS, mostly thoroughbred Jerseys.
This is practically the entire herd OF
mature animals, Mr.. Clark retaining
only the young stock. This herd is one
Of the finest herds of Jerseys to be
found anywhere and was formerly the
property of Hon. w. G. Irwin of Ho-
EoIulu. Many Of the COWS were origin
ally imported from the Channel Islands
and fresh blood was continually intro
duced by Mr.. Irwin, from the best
thoroughbred stock in the Western
states. Mr.. Pond also purchased D.
bull, which Is from the celebrated
Pierce herd of thoroughbred Jerseys Of
California. and IS said TO be one Of the
finest animals of its kind anywhere.
Mr.. Pond intends to bring this herd to
Honolulu in a few weeks and add 10 to
his dairy al KapioIani Park.