davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
DESDE EREC|BO
Celebration del juiciO contra
eI ex.sargento de pOlic(a
in& &ular 81 nor LaveVgre.
De HlPNOTiSMO
De HlPNOTiSMO
Remate de solares. I'm abo-
no. Canine rara pajSros.
Federation libre.

Septembre 5. = Hoy 10 vic anita ests
Corte municipal el iuialo eontr& el
OK sargerto de In polioiA seiior La.
vergpe, por el dslito contra 81 osrecho
r6blieo Dsfsndf& al aouaado el dis.
tineudo lssrsdo don Artopio Sulive.
res. TerminsdA IL prussia y IL bri
llapte dsfensA, I. s deeihrado absueIto
el fe6or LRvergne. FelieitAmos { este
= & "a defsnsor - 4 or Suliverei.
Para el sAbado anurciA 81 nota.
BILE hiynotists kffior FsrrarAs otra fan
ei6n On este Teatro, prssentsndo nue..
vos y notsbles ex 7erimentos de hipno
tiKmo , auto suggestion. Laa personas
que no han di,frutedo do este intcre
ss nts espsetaculo no deben Verder ls
oeAsi6n d. Admirar o! intaligsnte io'
ven puertorrlquei1o que 90 un m Aeatrt
en- IL eieneis que Eractiea.
Para sl dis 8 del setua' snunsia
estA Alea'dfa oil remxts do varios 10
lsres
Ar oehe como consecaenciA de
una gran creciente del rio grAnde,
tuvo que ser alberta ls bosA que eAti
iunto oil paseo do dsmss.
--Contirds alberto por el amigo
CAlder6n, el Gbono para las fuE Eoionsi
que dAr& oil aeficr La Presa oil ciA 13
Is y II del eorriente mes y para lal
euAles hay gran animscl6n,
Ell csmiLo que eoLduse & 10 { g..
Gel de Dislrito 90 eneusntrA On resimt
estAdo con Les recientez lluvias. Enor'
mss bachas 10 ha3en intrRnsitAble.
| -El alcalde hA aolieitado dol in'
geniero CO Ia eiudAd el plano , pre-
supuesto para el Arreg o do las ealleI
y aeeras dc estA eiudAd.
Ell prf xlmo domingo 10 Fedora
ci6n Libre des'gnark los candidate
para Dslsgados, Conceio municipal
Jnnta de Instruction que votarAn o.
las pr6xin al elecciones.
CORREsPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
ECOS Y NOTAS
Juicio suspendido. Ell fiscal
sehOr Torres GraU. Una
fianza de So 900
Gu OkDkNOS kMERICANOS
D. Rosendo Matienzo Gin,
tr6n. -Opereta <Lss seflo-
ritas MichdI.

H fae Guspspdido sl juicio
qua eatsbA Mfislsdo en- In Corts de
Diatrito contra Santiago Robes por
abuse de cor farza.
-Mth'ns regessarS do Maya
a,z 81 fiseal dc eata Corte, M ior To-
rres Gr&u.
Ante 10 Corte de 10 Civil prestA
ron los ssllorss don Antonio F.gusras
y don Pedro Rivers, una fsrzs do
$1,000 q favor del ssflor Tony Ii Wa ,ds.
Aver tsrde lego q cata ciudAd
nusatro querido am'go el Lcdc. don
Rossndo Ast'erzo Cinsr6n, Speaker de
10 Camara de Dslegadoh L. envia'
mos nuettro ,fsctuoso saludo.
Aver prestaron iuramsnto de
ciudad&nia americans, ante lA Corte
Federal los hermAnos GIu,ti, Sprseis'
hlea j6vsnss de Toa alta.
Ell dc ctor don Fe * Garcia de
10 Tore, ha sido desjgnado para di.
rigiv 10 sub estaei6n de IL anemia 60
Las NArfss.
-Esta noche &c pond.& on esssuA
en- ell tsatro muuiclE al Ia opereta Las
ISeHmitds Mchd, dsl maestro Messenger.
En dieha furci6n tomsrG psrte el
aplaudido primer actor ctm'co lsalc
Bsrtini, que sap.buenos reeuerdos deit
en- la tsmptrada tsstrAl del PsrQur, y
les tiples PerEeti, Bstsin', Lombsrdi J
Isis,
Ell vapor espi Il VI <Migusl ca.
ll,srts essa { 10 CaFgA en- B Arcslons, dt
dorde aaldrA el Is del corriepte pars
el Nediterrknso, Vigo, Corufis y ests
pue. to, zig lisndo para MAyagasz
Ponce, Santiago do Cuba, H4bAns
| IClrdsnss y N Orleans,
| En- 10 tards do syer 60 verified
en- 10 casa de IL Vice preaidenta aefio
ra FfauciscA Tsiers dc Medina. UNI
reunion de 10 Junts Direcsiva do 10,
Pobres Hendigos,s scerea dc 10 fun
ci6n que 80 promote dar la Compafii'
de opera secgns miglio q benefcIo d
diehs flantr6pica soeisdad.
Desesmos felis exlto.
-E1 un vapor do 10 SP4cks en-
bsrc6 hoy para los Etsdos U nidos {
jovsn americana W. Mae Kee, oorrel
! ponsal dc 10 prsnsa americana,
B. --Astualmsnte 90 esiAn reparand
i. Algunos niveles de 10 earrstsra d
Maysgu'z & San G srm&u.
/ -SegGn 90 dice, el dosiorI B BArboa q
: proyectA ! asS muy on breve an vie,
Ia los EstAdoa Unidos, donds permAn
csrA al26n tempo. Parece que 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
GuStaYO Rodriguez
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
MarIna s, PeRoa. HueftR. Rice
Para los que quIeran COIOCaF
blen 81 d.nerQ

Gs vsnde & ArrisndS % Ponss, %
ID aAlla ATOCHA, lA mas s6nIriss d.
Ia siadad entire las doa plAzas prinsi-
pAlss, an almAssn de msmpoatsrfA
mAdsra del pals, de II piss 8 pulgA'
dAs s dc rents por 10 cslls dol aol }
% II pulgAdAa por 10 de ATOOHA
frsn1s { laH aaaAs de Enmanuelli : O
r, valdsailla HanAnos b O.
Por tsnar este almAsan dos srri
mos % hsss muy tSeil fahris&rls un'
ulants altAi acU6p kprnlo de mA'"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Aver fusron vAcunados disz nifos

Aver tusron vAcunados disz nifioa
y expsdida una eertlheAe!6n
Los veeinos dc 10 ea'le do Ber
toll, Guada'uss y Arenas. esperan
cue el Department del Iotsrior dc
tsrmi 10 10 re sparaci6n do ls e'osca ro'
10 que sonducs les sguas del Asilo dc
Clegos.
Los rspubiieanos eatan conside'
radios como los grandss polfsiscs Aho
RI ruedan 10 bols dc que los unicnis
tAs del Coto Sucio, PimpRnos y otros
barrios, han ingrtsado en- 81 partido,
Por Dios, SIN ,res, no 90 preeipi
tsn tanto, que ~ les sonocsmos dsma
siado.
Aver llevabA sl vApor sPonees
mas dc Glen passieros con rumbo & los
Estsdos Unidoa, entire estos iha 10 90
fora dofa Josefa Labarths do Neu
mann con aus niiias.
A pesar de tener 10 mar taertes
rsiadss. hubo por cusnta de los pa
ssjaros .mueho empsfo ten embarcarse
sabemos do algunos.que ofrecieron
hasta cinso dollars & los botsros pa
ra que no los deiasen On tsrra.
-Nuestro amiguito sl niho Luis
Hamalea Iglesias, hA sido nombrado
eorresponsal On 10 isla del ilustrado
peri6dieo sEl Mundcs do 10 HabanA
Ell policia insular Pedro Altaro
ha dsnuneiAdo & Esteban Ortix y Fran
cisco DAvils, por usar peaas falsas en-
NUS meaaa de carne y & Victor Rivera
por infrAcci6n & las Leyes do Sandal
Sc han ssorifesdo para 10 vents
ea el mereado p6Llico s reses con un
total do 1.149 kllos, txpendie adoGe On
las primeras horas do 10 mAtana
2s y 80 eensavos kllo.
-HA solieitAdo licencia el iuez d.
10 Corss do Diatrito.
-Corrsn versiones de que dor
Pedro Reyes, prohombrs del partidc
repuhlieano del barrio clos L'anoss
Coamo. ingresa en- sl partido unionis
10 con sua amigos.
A scr ciertA la notioia, NAL parade
andan los unionistas do 10 vieia villa
-Llamamos 10 Atenci6n dc 10 DO
licia sobre un ehiQuillo vendedor de
psri6dieo <La LuehA,s quien sin res
peto q In sooiedad On que vivs emple'
fraaes indeesntss 8 indsoorosas mien
tras Va pregenando dieho peri6dieo
-<La .Rsptbliea,s en- su sdici6
uorresSoppIenie 81 de septiembrs o
nm auelto titulAdo SIQa6 hay de Cier
to?s, Al retsrirse los cor fsrenciA
Que celebrAn vArioE prchombrss d.
partido repuhlieano, dies' sQue no aa'
gura que 81 bihliotecario CO esla ei,
dad sefior Esbri, tomA parte muy q
viva on ektaA &C onferenciass,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
I'll EScuLTOR QuEROL

Agustiu Q uerol, el Art'ata insigu',
rscientsments lsursado con 10 medals
do honor, scabA dc obtener un ruevo
ssnAladfsimo triurfo, do que do euer
to oil siguiente csb'sgrAms, Yeeib, do
en- Madrid:
<Nontsvtdeo 20. -Ls comisj6n mse'
nA del coreurAo internasiopsl para
elavAr un grandioEo monumento q Ca
ribAldi, on ests capital, ha acsptAdo
por ur spimidsd el proyeeto del eseul'
tor sspsfol Agussfn Qasrol. Las CO.
lonias franeess, italianA y americans.
que han eopeurrldo al csrtamsr, rsco
nocen 10 justciA del trlunfo.s
Para el aste espt fol 60 este ura
grstisima notiela. que no necealta
comentArios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

COMMERCIAL
s e VEN DE

Una eAldera multituhulAr do 30
CabAllos, con zus ascesorioF, muy
poeo usada, y una bombA de riego
compound duplex, con camisaa de
bronze tsin hAberse usAdol de 1900
galonea por minutes, CON 80 pies de
tuberfA de Sucesi6n , deseargA dc 10
pulgadas do diAmetro. Diriiirse & don
viesnte UserA, oalls del Comsreio no
I. 30 Box 22 P0nea, 2. r. m eli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
IA VIDA En- NEW YORK
I'm timo amorosO. 10 que
cuesta q un comsrCiante
una nOvia.
NO HUBO PA'NADIE
mil dollars en- prendas, sin
conseguir otra c'sa que
uchos disgustos.

JAmea Nc Clellan, eomsraiApte dc
FiI&delHs, lsmsntA hoy 10 p6rdida do
mas do $1,000 y sobre TODD 10 dc 10
doneella que haefa sus encantoa en-
cuyos bra1os pensabA entrsgarse q las
vsntnras de Hlmeneo. FL senor Nc
Clellan, que segdn pareca, ss mas con
fiado de 10 necss&rio, tropez5 en- nno
de sus viaisa q Nueva York con una
dana euyo nombre bautisnal y do f.
milia. al deeir do esta, 90 Helsn Ha
milton; y eonoeerla y Quedsr perdida
merts enamorAdo, todo tue uua mis-
ma coaa. Sin preguntar por snteee
dsntss nj eoses zemsiantes, le propusc
ms trimonie, que Helen teept6 sin VI
cilAr; Sc oruxaron misivas y llegsror
las coaas Al putto en- que ss h'zc
precise procsdsr q 10 ccmrra del AMI
Ito de bsda, ioya que tu6 sleglda por
IL novia y por 10 sual psg6 el galGr
Q 600.
Dfas despues, Helen tuvo el anto
10 dc otra prsnda, No Clsllan vino
Nueva York y sA ,i6 Q 200 para salts
iaeerle el f.menino esprich,. Mas tar
do 10 fue indispensable aeesdsr q nuevi
demanda de SD promstida: otra ioyi
otro d.ssmholso do . 25O.
Pero ha resultado que euando VI
81 ssnor Nc Clellan 10 escribi6 que %
saba listo para el matrimonio, 10 In
g.ata no 10 eonteat6; h'zo ests visi
Ia Nueva YJ,k 4 busoArlA, y aus pes
quiaas han sido indtiles: no ha hslls
do de Hslen nj el polvo dc les Handa
liAa; = 10 que 90 10 poliefs no 10 b
| Q asontrado tampcco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

quiere pregepciar tan de cersa 10 Go
rrotA que tendr& Au pRrtido On las
pre- xImsa eleccionex,
--Nuy On breve 90 repararAn los
saminos vscinales dc Rio Jusyes, Pie
~ do SaliusT, bArrio dc Laps. de-
pueblo do Salinas. Para dishas obrAl
10 han votAdo 1900 dollars.
-Ha sido propueato para capata!
de les obrAs de 10 esrretsYa de Aibo
nito, don EuAehio dc 10 Rosa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel vie1o 4 2 p .sos quintal

Sanidad por renunaiA do don Victor
Ramos, nusstro amigo don Fslipe OH
YER, veeino do 10 playa.
-Ha psssdo ocupar el puesto
dc sslAdor del Dsp6sito Municipal.
don Victor Ramos, por eeaautia del
que desempsiiAbA dieho puesto.
Sc eneuentra guardAndo CANA
oil detective atnor Juan G ltierrez.
Ell s7ortuguess h'zo syer una
fuerte AvsnidA inundAndo una pArta
dol poblAdo do la plays, sin que 10 10,
msntarA ningunA dssgracia.
1851 imponsptes depositAron o.
domingo On cl Cr6dito y Ahorro Pom
eefio 95. 129. u.
CoRRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

RoatarfA solamsnts. Tambi6n ma de
plados klutAs mampoStsriA soniiEus
antsrior 80 ID ealla del SOL, II que
sdouisra astA Propisdsd tsndrk IN
busr lntar6s de su dinsroI Para in
tnrmas diPiSiEsa 6 RAFkzL RIvKRA
Vgusv @.' "a nz@s-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
Fl "PONCE GROCERY

&c vsnds ArtiauloS alimentsioal
directAmsnts importAdos dc EztadoI
Unidoa, llsv&ndoss { sssA del com
prsdor, surtido aismprs frssso. Co
msreio I. T.-ApArtAdo ~ Tsleforo j
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
DIR TO RIO
PROFESSIONAL
DR. G.. WIVES

Ot.Rda del AsIjO y Hoepis0l DE- Osgos
Horas do aoAaHllAsl do 1Os 114
vdalAS. Tslktono de 90 rsaidsueia
O6snsrn 81. Telkfono del Asiloi lbI'
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
GENERAL BOOTH MAY
COME TO HONOLULU
CONTINUED from page oneJ.

while here, one last evening and anoth-
er this morning at $3.50 o'clock He
speaks very highly Of the work as car
ried on here and tire progress being
made.
Commissioner Railton has spent the
past six months in Japan and is enthu
siastic over the work there.
I'VE have over 100 Japanese officers
now in the work." said the commission
er this morning "and great strides are
being made. The chief difficulty is the
rental of suitable buildings for meet
ings. The Japanese are not a great
people to gather under any one roof
and so there are no buildings for meet
ings. We do very well however In the
open air.
ct am looking for Japan to christian
ize the East She is nearly all under
Christian influence now and as there
are 5000 Chinese students in Tokyo
alone, some of whom we have gotten
ahold Of there is great chance for
Christianity to spread itself
"The War Cry published In Japan is
a great help to the work. 1t Is in the
hands of an able editor and is doing
much good.
"The Army in Japan occupies a place
different from almost any other coun-
/ try. 1t is looked more upon as the
helper Of the helpless than in most
| places. This is true because the Army
/ has done much work among fallen wo-
men and attracted the attention of the
Ipress. Everywhere the uniform is
! highly respected.
'I like to see the Japanese coming to
| America. There they will gain a prac-
| tical knowledge of the working of the
Army and will in turn return to Japan
and labor there The outlook is tre-
|mendously bright for the future.
"Yes, I am in considerable haste to
return to London as the General wishes
to visit Japan before he dies. As he is
n years old ne must needs hurry. I
cannot say whether he viii be in Ho-
nOlulu or not but I think it likely"
The Commissioner also had good
word for Honolulu, saying that though
he had Travelled the world over. he
thought this the real beauty spot of
the globe.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
JUST
SAYS De BOLT
DECLINES TO SET ASIDE THE
VERDICT IN THE CASE OF
BROWN VS.. SPRECKEL.S.

Judge De Bolt yesterday afternoon
gave "A ruling denying the motion for
a new trial of the case os Brown ag INST
Spreckels after hearing ngthy argu-
ments. The motion was based on the
ground that the jurors had been in
fiuenced by published remarks of the
court favoring plaintiff. In ruling
the judge said that neither plaintiff nor
his counsel were in any way RESPONSE
Bile for the publication-he believed
counsel for defendants had now got
that into their heads. The remarks"
We're not intended to be published but
they were published and he placed
blame on nobody.
one element to be considered was
whether the verdict was just or un-
just. Having closely followed the evil
dence and critically observed the man
ner of witnesses as well as taken no.
tice of the atmosphere surrounding the
case, he was bound to say, as he felt,
that the verdict was a just one
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
YOUTHFUL ATHLETES
COMPETE TODAY
THE ANNUAL FIELD MEET OF
THE BOYS CLUBS TO BE HELD
THIS AFTERNOON.

The Boys clubs hold their annual
field meet this afternoon commencing
at o'clock There are III entries
and all of the events will be full of in
terest. The clubs taking part are Kau-
luwela, Kawaiahao, Palama, Excelsior
and Kamehameha Preparatory.
All customary events will be on the
slate with the exception of the ham
mer throw This had to be given UP
on account of the size of the contest
ants.
Admission to the grounds will be free
but Is cents viii be charged for seats
in the grand stand.
The winning club will be presented
with a banner and silver medals will
be presented to the persons in the
senior and Junior classes who secure
the highest number of points.
The officials will be as follows
Referee, E. B. Turner; clerk of the
course, Theodore Richards; starter,
w, II. Babbltt; scorer, J. A. Rath;
times, Albert Waterhouse f. +. Steere;
track judges, p. l.. Horne, Major r. c.
Van Vliet, c. r. Hemenway; field
judges, r. A. Robbins, r. Leach; judge
of walking, II. M Ayres; announcer,
John Anderson.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
LANGUAGE
TOO HARSH
CCont.lued from page ,one).

ed. Hghtfoot made a long argument
to show that the court had no jurisdic-
tion to examine Wundenberg, also thar
the latter had no property Of the hotel
company The property had been le-
gally transferred by deed to Wunden-
berg and title was in him alone. Judge
De Bolt looked for the deed, which
LightfoOt said had been introduced IN
evidence last November, when the
same controversy was on, but it had
disappeared. 1t was nowhere among
the papers of the case Prosscr de-
clared he had never had a glimpse OF
it,, and no one could find it,
When it came to replying Prosser
was very sarcastic about the assign
ment "for benefit Of creditors" OF the
hotel company. He said that the Gre
ditors to be benefited were the officers
Of the company itself May and COM
pany alone being left out in the cold
Lightfoot had testified that MAY and
company was the only outside credi-
tor. 81 have no recollection of so say
ing" said Lightfoot land II did say
so it was not true"
At the conclusion OF the hearing
Judge De Bolt granted Wundenberg his
discharge again. Wundenberg was sued
as garnishee.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
FORMER RETAINER =.
OF QUEEN DEAD
MANA A WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
OF WAIKIKI WENT TO SLEEP IN
HIS YARD AND DIED.

Mana a former retainer of Liliuoka-
lani was found dead this morning in his
yard i'm oahu Lane at Waikiki. His
death was undoubtedly due to natural
causes, for there were no marks of vio-
lence on the body. He had been spree
ing for nearly two weeks past and ex-
cessive drinking undoubtedly led to his
death
Mana had been employed on the road
gangs for some time past. After work
he had been in the habit of drinking
Last night he got drunk and went to
sleep out of doors i'm his yard His
lifeless body was found. He was about
81 years of age. He leaves a widow.
Coroner Kalakiela summoned a jury
and will hold an inquest DR.. Mcdonald
performed an autopsy on the body.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31

Judge I. e. Ray, ex-U. S. Commits
sioner, held the office a year and a
half spent three dollars for a sign and
A,25 for a seal, and never had a case
or a fee during his incumbency. The
honor cost him $725.-Hawaii Herald.
%-t-%+%t-%-N-%%-%-%-S-t
son; Esteemed Loyal Knight, w. w.
Harris; Esteemed Lecturing Knight
]. G, Doughertyi Secretary, II. H.
Simpson; Treasurer E. w. quinn;
Tyler Mr., Sullivan
George Angus, the retiring Exalted
Ruler was elected representative to the
grand lodge.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
LEAH CHAPTER CELEBRATE.

Leahi Chapter No. 2, Order of the
Eastern Star, gave a card party last
evening in the Masonic Hall in honor
of its fifth anniversary. Fifteen tables
were used and pedro enjoyed until 10
O'Clock. Refreshments were served and
the Past Matron made an address con-
cernlng the history of the Chapter
The officers of the Chapter are:
Worthy Matron, Mrs. e. c. Brown;
Ray Reidy, Patron; Associate Matron,
Mrs. Charles Herrick; Conductress,
Mrs. Clara Schmidt; Associate Con-
dustress, Mrs. Auerbach, Chaplain, Mrs
Anna Wright. The committee in charge
of the anniversary was Mrs. Alice
Herrick, Mrs Elizabeth Auerbach, Mrs.
Clara Schmidt, Mrs. Carrie Riley Miss
Ivy Williams, J. d. Harris, II. II. VIII
liams.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
HALIIIWA.

The Haleiwa Hotel Honolulu's IA
nous country resort, on the line OF the
Oahu Railway, contains every modern
Improvement and affords its guests an
opportunity to enjoy all amusements-
golf, tennis, billiards, fresh and salt
water bathing shooting, fishing, riding
and driving, Ticket, including rail-
way fare and one full days room and
board, are sold at the Honolulu Station
and Trent & Company for IS. For de-
parture Of trains, consult time table
On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, a
two hour train, leaves at 1922 a. m;
returning, arrives In Honolulu at l6
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
AT THE Y. NJ. c. A.

The following was the program at
the Y NJ. c. A. benefit entertainment
last night:
Overture-"Poet and Peasant OF. Suppe
Kaai Orchestra.
Harp, Zeither SOlo-"Home Sweet
Nome" ...............ar. by r.. Kaai
Master Lo Fan
Song g-Lei Uoni Moi. ........W. Coelho
Miss Lei Brown.
Fantasy-"In Dreaming Dells" Rolfe
Eaai Mandolin Orchestra.
Guitar Trio-"Stars and Stripes For
ever ....r'.''....,... ,..............S SOuSa
Messrs. An 10y Holokahiki, Kaai.
Quartette-"Pals" ...................,....
Messrs. Allen, Desha, Fernandez
ChillingwOrth.
March-"Tiptopper" .....,.W. A. Corey
Kaai Mandolin Orchestra.
illustrated Travel Talk
Dr. Emily Noble.
Finale-"Aloha Oe.". e."......................
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
PASSENGERS.
Arriving

Per stmr. Iwalani, March 81 from
Anahola: Mrs. Texiera and Q children,
r. A. Cummings, Mrs Kepple and son,
and 3 deck
Per stmr. Kinau, March a, from Hil0
and way ports-Robert McAlphtne, Mrs.
Robert McAlphine, Miss M Gordan, A.
II. Erles, Mrs. A. MacKntcsh, Miss G..
Macintosh, Miss A. J. Foster, j. S.
Ferry, " Hurd. David Douglass r. J.
Lindemann, G, E. King, Dr. Yaomoro,
Mrs Teleharawa and infant, Miss Ha-
waio II. f. Picker Peter f. TOsh, w.
Fernandez =. X. YoOn, ID. II. Hitch
cock f. w MnvertOn, George Reichen,
J, b. Purdy, w. A. Fetter f. j. Hare,
Miss NJ. Anderson, Samuel p. Woods,
w E. Johnson A. Silva 10. }. Gay, D.
Hamahoe, A. l.. Perry, Albert Horner.
Albert Horner Jr., Master E. H. Gibb,
DR.. J. G. Fitzgerald, DR.. }. ]. Grace
and bride Miss G. Rix, y. Il. Robinson,
J. Duggan, w. l.. Keelen, ID. Conway,
James Morse, w. b. Norton, Mrs c. A.
Macdonald, Antoine CarvalhO
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards: 30 Eva, $23.5O; 10
Pioneer $40.
Session Sales: so Pioneer $40
Dividends-March 81, 1866. Brewer
& CO., per cent; Eva. Y per cent;
Honomu, 1 per cent; Waimanalo. per
cent; Wailuku, 11a per cent; Hawn.
Electric, y per cent; Olowalu 1 per
cent; Hon. b. & NJ Co., / per cent.
April 3 19O6-Haiku, > per cent; Paia,
IL per cent; Pioneer, 1 per cent.
April J. 1gO6-Haw com. csc share.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
INDICTED FOR MURDER

Halemano appeared before Judge
Robinson this morning under an indict-
ment for murder in the first degree, for
the killing of one Ching Kau, in Ka-
kaako March 9. Plea was deferred and
the case went over to the next term of
court. Other defendants indicted were
similarly disposed of.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
SOLD sOME sCRAP IRON.

Six tons Of scrap iron were sold to-
day by Jas. L. Morgan to the Honolulu
Junk Company, the price being $11 a
ton. The iron was from the old Pacific
Heights Railway.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31

I. Haapai, one of the defendants in
dicted by the Grand Jury yesterday
this morning pleaded guilty to a charge
OF rape. His victim was an aged Por-
tuguese. Judge Robinson imposed a
sentence Of five years at hard labor
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
ELKs EIlECT OFFICERs.

The election of Honolulu Lodge of
Elks, No. 616 took place last night at
the lodge hall. The following officers
were elected:
Exalted Ruler, II. e. Murray; Es-
teemed Leading Knight, f, E. Richard
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVING.

Saturday, March 81.
Stmr Kinau, Freeman, from Tilo and
way ports at 1l:43 a. m.
Stmr. j. A. Cummns, Scarle from
Koolau ports at IL a. IN.
Smr. Iwalani Piltz, from Anahola,
at 1910 a. m, with 5000 bags sugar.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
DEPARTING

Sunday, April J.
Br. cruiser Cambrian, for Acapulco at
Z a. m.
Br cruiser Flora, for Acapulco at Z
a, m.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
sONOMA Will BE LATE.

The S. S. Sonoma left Aucland S6
hours late. She will probably not ar
rive here until the afternoon Of next
Wednesday, en- route to San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

The pastor, Rev. William NJ. Kincaid,
ID. D., will preach in the morning on
The Personal Conviction of God" The
Communion of the Lords Supper will
be observed in connection with the
morning sedvice. In the evening the
Rev. Samuel b. Forbes of Hartford,
Conn, will preach on Christian Man
lineSs"
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
HLO

Departing, March 3O-S. s. Enterprise
YOungren, for San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-31
N THE CITY'S CHURCHES
Notices for this column should be
sent in not later than o'clock Satur-
day morning.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Deuthsche Lutherische Kirche Bere-
tania Ave. nahe der Punchbowl street.
Telephone White 2691. Pastor Will
bald Felmy. Residence Haalelea Lawn
corner Hotel and Richard streets
Sontagsschule, 10 Uhr; Gottesdienst
Morgens II Uhr; jeden Letzten Sonntag
des monats um 1880 abends
Services at II in the morning and at
1880 in the evening on the last Sunday
in the month only.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Confirmation services tomorrow
morning II o'clock, Holy Communion
follows.