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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
F:B JERSEY CENTRAL

s-.Tro,,s SFoot Liberty St. n. r.
Tine shown below = from Liberty ST.
Eer ga s.. leaves 10 minutes earlier eX-
csat as Noted hy designating marks.
EssTCN. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN
AND NAUCH CHCNTI-z4. 90 &. IS F.as-
ton SO A IL, 30 40. 5.00 Do A5
Essrga only1 ? ~ sun, z4-So A NJ.
TILKFsBARRE AND SCRANToN-9.I 10
= u. DO. 300 p. n Sundays. Z4-SO
A. b., 500 ?. 81
asKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER
And BARNEGAT- 90 $40 a. Nj.
80 so. lakewood and Lakehurst only
E40 sundays. 200 a. II Gao Lake
Fcod and Lakehurstl-
ATLANTIC CETI--9. 90 a. II. Nl-oo k3.40
vdyG BRANCH AsBURY PARK.
o-EAN GROVE POINT PLEASANT
400 $50 1000. l13O A. NJ, eXl2 40,
u0. 80. 245 3.3o. ahs-35. ~ 30. 40 u,
GTsg-. 9l5 20 a 81. 400 $50 P. n
ATLANTIC EIGHLANDS, SEABRIGHT.
MONMOUTH BEACH. EAST LONG
BRANCFF-z4 %. $50, : 80. 1l.30 A n,
iSa so. 2 50 $50 p. N. Sundays, 500
styDY HOOK RoUTE FOR ATLANTIC
HIGHLANDS. SEABRlGHT 10 y .
BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. 0cEAN
PIEssaNT-Pier -, X r. ". s2d St.
RN0 SO 050 A n. Il 80. 30 8 90,
AZ $40 ~ p n Sundays, . - 4. NJ,
pS 3S5 s5 r n. Pier 10. X r,
ce5sr S. go, 1000. Il 60 8. NJ. 90.
200 2s5 - 90, = u 2 NJ Sundays,
I00A " 100 so. s 10 p II
PEgDING HARRISBURG. louisville
AND LJAaSPORT - tz4.o0. "A 80.
g9 o1o 1900 100 a. ri, Reading
nlyl Q10 no IS % - 90 ?. ". Read
Eg Pottsgllle. Harrisburg only. 14Oo.
$50 80 T N
PEILADELPHIA-
saN NJ o. ms 90 1900. m'10oo. al 90
An. ms12 0o. nj 90. - %, $500. - 90
nS9l, ne ~. "7.00 $500. $500 p10.30
u j'12 - mGt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
800 nel0 00 m'12 20. ms200, m+'4o0.
n'sea. = 00 l"l2I5
ensiy. +Dailv eNcent SJ-nSsv. pSundays.
sFsrl.r cars only. Via TamaQua- AK
GER sstrrcays mDining car. XSaturdays
hY zFrom Liberty 81. only.
EEon Twentv-thir5 St-b5 20 p NJ
G5o n eI220 ? NJ. "a 80 p. NJ.
:ll59 P. u, k3 % P. N. v5.50 P II,
-oGoes. Liberty St. West 23d St. 6 Astar
ho1ss ez5. s3s 1900 1884 Broadway. 1s2
y Az, q 5ln A.. - Union Square West.
20 81 Az l95 West 525th St, PAS CO
llZ6ss Az. New York: Court St. 343-
20 tl.io1 St, =z9 Nostrand Az. Brook
y, 90 Broadway, Williams burg New
-lE lFanstet CO. calls Tor and checks bag
EzEs % destination
" 9 BESLER c II PTTPT
Nioe-Fres & Gen. 9iEr. Cen Pazs'r AGENT
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
MEDITERRAEEAN
GIN LINE

From Piers 81 81 North River.
LIVERPOOL ia QUEENSTOWN
ETHU RIA A..-...-.-..-.- aug. -. 10 A II
............ Aug 2s noon
Il;cauis ..--. sept / ICar3Iia SEPT II
UmbTla sept. ; Campania e.. sept -
New Modern Twin Screw steamers
SI4A VO&IA. Aug 2s. II A NJ. Oct l6 Dec.
PA&NO%IA.. sept. II. naon; oct. 50
CARPAI.ffA. sept -. 10 =. n Eov. -
VERNON II. BROWN, G A.
2l24 State 81. opposite me EAtIeTy.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
Special Notice.

Great variety ~ sFecial cruises and
trips by superb passenger steamers 70 the
ORIENT. MEDITFPRANEAN and ApRI-
ATTIC SEAS, W1ST INDIES. JAMAICA.
ITALY and EGYPT
TRAVEL. BUREAU r. r. Tickets, hotel
accommodations. ana general information
bout foreign travel.
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y. Y.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
August Sale Specials i'm Blankets

Fine White Australian Wool BianSets-
72x95 inches-for full size beds-eNtr0
welsht-cluster stripe borters- 81 O2
4 inca ribbon bindiug-value Si2 es CO y
scarlet Eiaukets-stricty an wool
IA size for double beds black
borders ribbon binding "a
usually SsSs ...-...--,-- ----.--- -
All Wool Gray Californias-IO-4 size.
for g heds-lght and dark = OC
borders sale price. ...,-..--.... SEQ
Fancy All Wool Plaids-l1-4 size for
double beds heavy CaHfornias-liEht
and dark combinatious-stlk
binding reEglar price sS9s- 2 O2
For August Sale.-,-- .....--,. @sE "
Woo! Finish White Cotton Eiderdown
HlanEsta-u-t size for double bsds--
pink ana olue Dolders An
t+et 50 fr- .----. --.--.-.-... = o
Au Wool White Glib Blankets 4 NS
psaA and blue borders-WoEta SAOo dsSS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
- SUMIrER 80

IDEAL SUmEER CRUISE
Lave New York Every SATURDAY, II a. NJ
HALIFAX, M. S. '7P Iias Sh?ss
S'5s 5,%.5S s$s@iis1 55Is@' ana ST. JOHN S, 4.F.
a dal!ehtful voyage at ono quarter tho
ccst III Going 10 Europe and a greater
change of air and scenery steamers sail
ing through Long Island. Vineyard Haven
ana Nautuc;let sounds by daylight sop
ping one day al Halifax each "ay, a:-1
tW0 days ~ 81 Johus, round trip IL Gays
l'Dr rates and booklets.
EDWKIAG & CO. II STATE ST. y J.
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n Y \. H & HARTFORD r p

n y \. n &, HARTFORD r. r.
40 4Ls-ns s. aepsfr rom Grand Central Station
fsosssL - ana 4th Ave. as follows for
Ne3sIs,H :. - va New LONDON & Prov. 1870.
iai i'S .5 3g.91 tts % M' y .@9. .sa
se = wa WillimaHtic-f' .ol
p1'.,-N pA y l2e0 sH4:0e. 100 p N
S-I5,s.l7-lA fS-1I51.l-A : z q Ban HARBOR f'S:l5 NJ
"55IIE AOI NTATNS, ST. ALEANS and
8EEbEc = $50 A. NJ. 800 p "
NM = ~ snd FITcHBURG, via PUT
~ {, lie and NORFOLK - 1902
a. n, f3-21 ~
y harrington StcckhTidge. LeroE, Pitts
|A.9-Ts - 'f9;02 A Il. 81 -. 3 81 = H.
.nd 80 siss. 3Hless a. Grand Central station
- egsaya 80 - Union square. cis2 Fifth Ave.
-Ss5 el1Iltgs ave. ce49 Madison Ave,
p. l25th 81. PICS Third Ave. u
~ 4siyn . court st. a79 Nostrsnd Ave.
,-,. ,DaAy tT5sceqt Sundays. saturdays
:. SOS a. 18th s.. xStops Al I25ch
ia S1n17rs only 1Paricr Car Limited.
f,pLa.- 49, aln'-g oar- cFs-lor ana Sleeping Car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
NAMING THE HYBRIDS.
Honors Distributed by Managers OF
the Crysanthemum Show.

The Secretary of Agriculture, accom-
panied by DIR. B. T. Galloway, chief Of the
bureau of plant industry, paid visit to
the chrysanthemun show in the depart
ment greenhouses yesterday and care
fully went over the hybrids raised by-Mr
E M. Barnes superintendent Of gardens
and grounds, last season. Two of the flow
ers were sufficiently distinct from other
varieties for christening. A large Incurred
white. suffused with pink, and about six
inches In diameter, was namee 1.-THE Helen
Cannon after the popular daughter Of the
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
The other Seeding chosen Is q large
feathery light pink flower, shading darker
in the center, belonging to the recurved
section of Japanese chrysanthemums. This
flower was named MRS. Fairbanks" In
honor OF the wife Of the Vice President.
This latter is cross between Majestic, a
beautiful pure white, and William Duck
ham, one of the most popular pink varie-
ties of 1905.
At present there is only one plant of each
of these new hybrids, and it is the inten-
ton of the department to increase these
by propagation of cuttings so that next
year lacge display can be made
The chrysanthemum exhibit closed yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
Marine Corps Orders.

Capt John C. Beaumont. from the ma
rine barracks, navy yard, Mare Island
Cal, to duty in command Of the detachment
of marines for service In the Philippines.
First Lieuts. Edward s. Yates and Fred
eric Kensel. from the marine barracks,
navy yard, Mare Island. Cal. to duty with
the detachment of marines for service in
the Philippines.
Lieut. Col. James e. Mahoney, to spe-
fcial temporary duty at the headquarters
of the United States Marine Corps.
Maj. Cyrus s. Radford, A.Q.M., has been
granted one months leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
River and Harbor Hearings.

Capt Charles W. Kutz, Corps of Engi-
neers has been ordered to Galveston. Vic.
toria. Corpus Christi. Rockport and Aran-
eas Pass. Tex. and ST. Louis, Mo, for
the purpose of attending public hearings
20 be held By committee of the board of
engineers for rivers and harbors, and of
making inspections with reference to pre-
nminary examinations of Galveston chan
mel. Galveston harbor. and an inland water
way from the Rio Grande river to con-
nection with the Mississippi river at Dom
aIdsonviile. La. and with reference 10 mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

tiers referred by the committee on rivers
and harbors of the House of Representa-
tives concerning Arkansas pass and pro-
posed fourteen-foot waterway from Lock-
port. ILL.,, to St Louis. No.. and upon the
completion of this duty will return to his
proper station at Norfolk. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

The insurance department of Connecticut
yesterday issued an official statement, CIV
ing the figures Of the net amount of fire In
surance paid out by Connecticut companies
by reason of the San Francisco disaster.
The total amount is 81. SOS. 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

The steamer Roosevelt, with Commander
Peary on board. is expected at sydney,
y. s., today or Saturday, but she may be
even later. Nothing is known here of re-
ports that any disaster has overtaken the
ship. Mrs. Peary is here and is not at all
anxious concerning the safety Of her hus
band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
II. K. HOWenStein Co. /,
1914 F St.
$3.50.
HOIISE AND STARR E

HOUSE AND STABLE.
Seldom you find such complete
house with good two-story modern
stable. The house is practically new
and in perfect condition, fronting on
q good lettered street NV. in q high
ly improved block. 1t has Z rooms,
bath. cellar, furnace and is hand
somely finished,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
$4,000.

NEW COLONIAL HOMES.
= Only one block from East Capitol
street; a very choice home for the
low price asked; 6 rooms, bath. re-
ception hall, cellar; furnace; wide
front porches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
S3,@z5.
ON EASY TERMS.

ON EASY IERMS.
The best new houses in thee entire
city at such a low price, so pronounc-
ed by a builder who bought one for
home Attractive fronts. solid con-
struction, good material. convenient
arrangement; six rooms, bath, cellar,
furnace; deep lots to alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
$4,000.

RENTED FOR $4,000.
A good investment in good rent
ing sections rooms, 2 baths. AL
ways rented to good tenants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
SAL so.

ON 9TH STREET NV.
This is very cheap property.
fronting 20 feet on 9th st. NV. by
depth of So feet; it is a good S-room
brick and frame house and could
easily be converted into business
property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
sS6.85O.
DOWNTOWN HOUSE

DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
This is a new modern home in the
downtown section-only 5 blocks
from 18th and New York avenue-a
1O-room house; first-f1oor kitchen,
rear stairs, elegant tiled bath, good
dry cellar, Al hot-water heater.
$500 can remain at 8 per cent, bal
ance to suit buyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
S4.45O.

2o-FOOT FRONTAGE
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
If you want a wide house in a
beautiful residence section you should
see this one; 6 rooms, bath.s cellar;
guaranteed furnace; solidly built,
beautifully finished; terms to suit
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
Kensington Art
Squares.

These are fine wool Art Squares
woven in solid piece without a seam.
A great variety of designs and colorings
at the following prices:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
Villa Sites, $500 up.

vAhH0 0atSSs VOVV uVs
CHEVY CHASE" SECTION III.
"A new subdivision-just placed on
the market
800 to $500 down, balance small
monthly payments.
Capital Traction cars pass in front
Of the subdivision.
This property lies just north of
Chevy Chase proper, directly on
Connecticut avenue. opposite Chevy
Chase Inn. See our large sign.
SPLENDID SYSTEM OF SEWAGE
HAS BEEN INSTALLED.
COMPARE PRICES,
and you will at once be convinced
that these villa sites Of from Y to 4
acres are the cheapest
! SECURE ONE OF OUR PLATS
AND VISIT THE PROPERTY.
ThOs. j. Fisher s. Co..
Inc, No. 1414 "Fe' ST. N. w.
\ no15-8t. 35 Exclusive Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
Our Mems
"ManEnattans".

No other house shows such an array O.
Mems Cleverly Fashioned Fall Shoes a
this price. Button and Butchers. Paten
Colt, Wei and Dull Finished Cali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

Models of the latest shoe creations for
Women-the chic Varsity Shoes are one
of the many new features shown in this
line-ln Patent Kid. Wei and Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

The College Girl Boots are very fetch
ing; in De!ni Calf and Shiny Leather,
also a large range Of other styles in
Button. Blucher and Lace. All shapes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

Sixty Swell Styles, that are top-notch-
ers, at the price. in Shiny and Gun
Metal Calf in variety of swagger. as
well as conservative shapes. All styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

The most exacting Shoe Critic can be
pleased with a'pair of these-the result
Of the best shoe craftsmanship-all the
New Popular Shapes and Leathers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

Our Girls 90 mn
"Nassars" at. -
Button. Lace and Bluch-
ers. all shapes and feathers.
Sizes SIa to IL at. ...Sl.50
Sizes 111a to 2 at. -. 81. 90
Sizes 2l5 to 6 at. SO 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-18

narle dc lagrimas los parpadss;
IN 0dio santo que guardaba en-
|su coraz0n como lin dulce per
fume. Braulio le echaba en-
cara ST. impotencia y su feal-
dad.
Nitrate en- el espejo cara dc
mico, crcs mas fco que TN sapo.
Julian casi lleraba al recor-
dar aquellas amarguras que
Braulio todos los dfas le arroja :
ba a la cara como I'm punado de
lodo.
Julian era cl gran vencido en-
aquella aldea ricnte. baaada
por el sol; Julian era el blanco
Gle todos los improperios. Te-
MIA notes V todos reian los cpl
gramas con que lie herian dura-.
mentc.
En- su cerebro empez6 a ger
minar una bella quimera. Sc
|puso en- pie y continue cami-
nando en- direction al pueblo en-
fiesta.
Guerra 1legar al pueblo. pa
searse solo y dcsafar con su in
diferencia aquel grupo de los
suyos que le habian desprecia-
do. Yer a Rosa y no saludarla,
pasearse solo y desprcciativo
como In podcroso
Caminaba lentamente cia-
vando sus ojos en- cl polvo de la
carretera; en- ambOs lados, en-
las cmpaliZadas tupidaS y from
|dosas, cantaban paraulatas Y
azulejos.
Julian penso de Aucvs en- CO.
sas distintas: debfa rcgresar a
su casa, 81 mismo no podia en-
gaiiarsc ST Sc prescntaba a la
fiesta sc reirian de 81 y lc ha-
rian crueles epigramas; lie la
marian a gritos Sapo Viejo-su
mote-quc le hacia derramar
lagrimas como una herida.
Julian volv1S q sentarse d la
vera del canine; desconsolado
Y con descos de llOrar, volvi6 a
yer Otra vez los oi0s de su pri-
ma EN- todas parties, los VIC en-
su propio pecho que le sonreian
piadosamente; volvi0 a pcnsar
en- Braulio y una algeria salvd-
|e le hizo reir una risa amarga.
Sc puso en- pie Y con TN ade-
man Tesuelto emprendi0 acele-
radamente su marcia hacia la
fiesta.
~ cuando nervioso Y lie
no de temOrcs caminaba, una
vaca mugi6 en- l. S lejanias; Y
Julian instintivamente apret6
con sus manos el punaL como 81
Ell mugido fuese uua mano in
visible.
uan D'S0la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-18
En- Ia sierra

Julian scntado sobre I'm viejo
tronco miraba el canine. Por
aquella carTctcra polvoSa habfa
pasado la carrcta bullanguera,
que llevaba al pueblo vccino
todas las lindas muchachas de
Ia aldea. s la gran fiesta dc San
Juan.
Julian mcditaba tristisima-
mentc; en- su opaco ccrebro de
muchacho rudo tenia mil pro
ycctos y mil estratagemas como
un general vencido; pensaba
lleno de dolores agudos en- los
otros camaradas felices, que ha-
bian pasado por aquel largo ca
mino charlandO y rieAdO con
las bcllczas de Su villa.
Pcns6 en- aquclla carrcta lie
ma de femcnilcs musicas que
habia alegrado fugazmente to-
dos los silencios del camino ID
gubrc. lie dolian los parpados
como 81 va presintiesc sus Ia
grimas. Sentia las mejillas con
iebrc y lie temblaban las ma
nos.
Julian sufria su gran dolor,
en- medic al gran silencio del
Camino que parccia mas trists
con el peso de su tristeZa.
Aquella carrcta que habia de-
jado en- el polvO sus dos lfneas
paralelas, era su obsesi6n; en-
ella habfan pasadO cantando,
Rosa su prima, verdadcra rosa
Carnal, alberta al sol come una
vcrdadera Calendula.. Los gran
des ojOs dc Rosa los veia en- el
polvo. en- la penun1bra de los
mogotes, en- las hojas de los hu-
cares y en- los troncos de las en-
palizadas.
AquellOs dos Ojos ncgros lie
SOnaban en- los oidOs como dos
pitos pcrtinaces.
Pcnsaba tambi6n en- Petroni.
la, aquclla amiga dc su prima,
que tcnia.cl Cabcllo rOio como
una llama potente; Petronila
que sc rcia como mil Cristalcs
que sc rompicran Sobre un HE.
rre; la Tisa de Petronila la ola
en- tOdaS parties: debaio del vie
10 tronCo dOnde estaba scntado.
en- las lejanias como un eco que
viajara en- los lomos poderosos
del viento.
Pens6 tambi6n en- las otras
muchachas alegres; en- Julia
que tenia I'm lunar como una
mOsca, en- uana Paula que Sc
reia de tOdO como una idiOta,
SeflalandO Ell dulce Gordon de
sus dientecitos impecables Y
blanquisimos.
Julian sc hizo mas triste
cuando pcns6 en- sus compane-
ros. que en- esa misma hora
acompanaban y reian con todas
aqucllas frescas muchaChas de
su pueblo. Recordo a Limo, TN
muchachote robusto y hosco
que lie habia insultado una tar
de cuando regresaban del ira
balo; q Pedro Vicente, otro ia
yam que le do unos Qolpes en-
la cara porque habia dicho cue
cualquier dia le besaria cl lunar
a Julia. Su alma sc llen6 de
duclo9 cuando pcns6 en- Brau
Ito, su mortal eMemigo, su rival
por quicn Rosa su prima va Sc
habia decidido.
AQuel 6dio a Braulio era todo
un poema de angustias; csc
Braulio Que lc habia arrebatado
el amor de Rosa, tambien le ha-
bia insultado muchas veces.
Era un od1o que le hacia lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-18
kAGNESlA AEREADA ANTIBILI0sA
DE ]. II. BLANCO

Con 50 uso desaparece el extrefil-
miento, indigestion, dolores de cabs
"a, jaqueca, bills, Gcido del est6mago,
en- general todos los desarreqles pro
ducidos Por el estomago intestinos.
F@rass@ctM - BG@Mce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-18
UltimOs libros recibidos
Agenda de Bufete
para el aio 1906

La Expiaci6n dc un Conde. por c.
Braeme.
La Nueva Magdalena, por id.
Hacia Ell Ideal, por Leon Tinseau.
Claros dc Ia Luna, Guy Maupassant.
Nuevos cuentos populares, por A.
Trueba.
I'll Vixcaino hngido. por Miguel Cen
vantcs Saavedra.
Tratado de Patolsgfa y Terapeutica
comparadas del hombre y animar
les domesticos, por Ell professor
Or. Georg Schneidemiihl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-18

as~ sUA~. rUx~ro ~o~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28

Between Boards: 10 Pioneer,
$l3j.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.42 cents, Or
s62.40 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28
CLOUD BURST
DARKtNs HARBOR

Water Is plentiful In Honolulu to
day, Tor Nuuanu creek Is coming down
In a torrent WatCr.uscrs have been
tearing that lack of rain would cause
much Inconvenience, but thai fear has
now vanished. II Is believed that the
sudden great increase In water In tho
creek Is due to a Cloudburst in the
mountains.
People who live in Nuuanu valley
stated today th,t II had rainod In some
parts of the valley last night. One
man said that the creek this morning
had more water in It than he had seen
at any time during the past year, with
the exception of two occasions,
From information received today II
seems that il has been raining nearly
all of last night in the hills. Clouds
were hanging over the mountains all
day, and It is expected that more rain
will be falling tonight, That the
drought is at an end Is the general
opinion.
The water in the harbor showed that
there had been a big downpOur up
Nuuanu valley There was such cur
1 rent from that stream rushing ont
past Irmgard wharf that the steamer
I Kinau had some difficulty in making a
landing. The muddy water extended
for miles outsldu the reef.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28
JUDGE RoAsrs VERDICT.
Continued from PAGE y


the jury against such. 1t seems re-
markablC that such things should hap
pen, after the Jurors have heard the
evidence ami have been instructed and
appear to understand that they are 10
be governed by the law and the Cyi-
dcnCc alone. but presume that as long
as human nature Is as ii is, IL will be
thus"
The Court stated further chat wh,ic
Under the present practice the juror
were considered tho sole judges Of the
facts, he was strongly inclined to be-
liCyc that they were not, and that SO
called common law trials" existed
here, where the judge could advise the
sGruIs about the facts. and tell them
what he thought of the facts and ic-
EarGing the guilt or innocence of The
defendant
In this case, however, said the Court,
II had no alternative but to deal with
the defendant according to the verdict.
Under the assault statute the maximum
penalty was fine OF 800 or imprisUu-
mCut at hard labor Tor six months.
Here, however. the hard labor question
had to be considered, as a later statute
inyalidatcd punishment at hard labor
In cases involving less than one years
imprisonment.
Fleming recommended sentencing
the defendant TO six months imprisDm.
mcnt only, and cut out the hard labor
part.
Dc Bolt said that In this case the
question might be raised that the en-
tire sentence WIS void, because the
statute had not boon followed
ltawIins suggested solving the DIM.
Guilty by merely filming the defendant
Judge De Bolt said that hc could no;
CCDsciCltiouEly do so. as all that had
saved the defendant from bCina
charged with murder In the frat de,
gree was his poor marksnlunship. Of
sentence you to imprisonment Tor siS
months he said to the defendant, ana
you must consider yourself very fUr.
tunatc."
The verdict returned by the jury WA
clearly compromise, two of the jur'
Urs, Il Hawaiian and u white man, hav.
ing held out for a verdict Of not guilty
Tho prosecution proved Il clear case
with the exception Of the fact thai
lhc woman who was shot, the mali
witness. went back ON her protectors
aid testified that she had first pickle,
up the gun. She admitted, however
that the two last shots were fired n
her while she was fleeing from tn,
place, and her other testimony was re
lutCd by statements which she Ia,
made to the prosecuting officers short
| " after The allair had tnkcn plncC.
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