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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
FIESTA Ell DIA De SAN JUAN EN- FL
"CIRCULO De AMIGOS"

El "Cfrculo de Amigos celebr6 su pri-
mer aniversario 81 dia "a, con un gran
festival.
Decoraba Ia casa desde el dia anterior
un bonito templete. La fiesta di6
principle las cuatro de IA tarde con una
reception. Abri6 ell acto Ia orqueeta del
malOgfado Duchesne, con una gran sinfo-
MIA. Terminada esta, pronunci6 IN dis
curse ell presidente don Juan Aguilar, en-
que estuYo oportuno elocuente
Despu6s dijo otro discurso la sehorita
Aquilina Larregui, y tambi6n hicieron uso
de la palabra con despejo y gFacia las se-
foritas Domingo Laloma y Maria Larre-
gui.
Una poesfa fu6 recitada por el sefior
Juan Villanueva que obtuvo justos plau-
sos.
La orquesta ejecut6 IN Walls, mientras
Sc le servfa un espl6ndido refresco q Ia
concurrencia.
En- Ia segunda paTte pronunci6 un dis
curse la presidenta seforita Maria Roldan,
recit6 una poesfa Ia sefiorita Pillar Gonza-
lez, discurso por ell sef1or Ramon Ugarte,
una poesfa por la seforita Joaquina Car
tillo, un discurso por la sefiora Antopia
Sanchez y cerr6 el acto el secretario sen II
Joaquin Becerril con una peroraci6n att
nadfsima.
Terminado el acto, Sc fotograf6 el salon
con la concurrencia en- un bonito grupo, y
Sc obsequi6 las damas con dulces IL
cores.
Ell salon estaba decorado con singular
gusto y las cortinas que lucfan ese dia en-
las puertas han sido confsccionadas en- el
pals, 6 inf6rmase que no hay aquf iguales,
pues son de mucho valer.
Las consolas muy bonitas las galerfas
y demas ornamentaci6n ofrecian un golpe
de vista realmente suggestive lujoso.
Para las diez de la noche estaba anun
ciado Ell bale desde las siete media es
taba la Gale invadida por compacto gen.
ito. Mas de mil personals Ia hora anun-
ciada sc vefan acercarse los caballeros
muy bien traieadoF, pues todos vestfsn
iguales. Las senoritas sefioras en- Ia
misma condici6n, todas muy elegantes, ira.
ieadas de blanco. Pareefa un bale de Ell
quota. EI salon muY iluminado. "A las
diez media empez6 el bale, con un mag
nffco Walls. Hubo ALI en- verdad, yer
dadero derroche en- el ambig6, terminando
la fiesta las cinco de Ia madrugada en- el
mayor orden.
Ell "Cfrculo de Amigos, con esa fiesta
ha hecho 6poca en- los anales de id6nticaa
solemnidades celebradas en- San Juan POI
la clase obrera.
Tanto las damas como los sefiores q en-
dicho festival tomaron parte revelaron l.
mas enaltecedora cultura.
Peusamos que el Cfrculo de Amigos po
drfa echar las bases de un gran centric 81
4 que Sc refundieran varias sociedades for
mando un Casino que dieae Ia nota d.
solidaridad obrera en- el loable emptfi POI
la instruction y en- el arraigado amor 8 loi
esparcimientos cultos, como estos que cele
brara ell dia a el "Cfrculo de Amigos"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
Ell VAPOR PONCE"
trOpez0 con un
grupO de enOrmes
CetaCeOS.
J6Ven que ha IIegadO a New York J
que diCi6ndOse puertOuiqueTG
refieTe SuS aVenturaS.
CotlzaCIonss en- eli msreado de New York.

Ell vapor "Ponce" de Ia New York &
Porto Steamship Co, que lego q New
York el dfa Is de Junio por la ma
mana, naveg6 en- medic de un grupo de
ballenas compuesto poT 20 de estos enor-
mes cetaceos.
Ser1an pr6ximamente las 10 media de
la maiiana cuando fueron 9lstaspor ell vi.
gia del "Ponee," el cual datuvo la mar
cha, pues parecfa que las ballsnas no esta-
ban dispuestas ceder el paso al barco en-
el camino que llevaba.
Ell Captain Harvey, del Ponce tuvo
que ir su ofcina en- el vapor y dedicarse
explanar ell encuentrO con las ballenas,
los pasajeros, los cuales en- cate viaie su
mayorfa erar mujeres.
-Ha llegado q New York un i6ven
que dice ser puertorriquefio, de nombre
Domingo CASTILLO, de 19 amos de edad,
procedente de Carlisle, Pa,
Afirma dicho j6ven que ha estado en-
Puerto Rico con el ej6rcito americana, ha-
biendo estado tambi6n en- las FiIipinas,
donde pele6 ayudando los soldados anne.
ricanos en- donde fue malamente heri-
do.
CASTILLO muestra una carta de recomen-
daci6n que lie han dado para un tai Bur-
CESS Zacharias y otras cartas mas que
acreditan su procedencia y ha lido New
York en- busca de ayuda para trasladarse
Philadelphia, donde pretende ir 4 que le
asista un m6dico y le cure sus heridas.
Los precios en- ell mercado de New York
para las chinas han sido de $3.50 $3.50
las de California por GAIA, las de Jamaica
por barril de $500 q $500 cuando las ha
habido en- el mercado.
Los limones Sc han pagado buen pre-
clio apesar de haber una gran abundancia
en- 81 mercado, pagando por los meiores de
$500 4 1926 por GAIA; medianos 1925 &
$3.50 = regulares de 1915 4 $500 por
GAIA.
Las pihas han abundado mucho, espe-
cialmente cuando lego el vapor proceden-
te de Ia Habana Ilevando un cargamento
de $4,000 pifias. Los mejores precios han
sido de 1915 q $500 por jaula, los cualeE
no subiran mas, pues Sc esperan consigna-
clones de Florida Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
'NOTICIAS De
ARECIBO.
F6nds6 en- aquel puerto "a goleta
venszOIana Ana Maria. !
Con mOtlVO de IA matsHla IIhTs Sc presental nu
ehus ahasieCsdoTes.
{ (De nalestr0 corresp0nsal.

JUNO g..
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell sefioT don
Manuel Camnfae, Director de prisiones
con 81 flo de visitar la nueva carceI
Para 81 sabado anuncia ell cuadro ar
tfstico del senior Justiz la representation
del mag1ffico drama Eduardo ell Obrero''
y Ia graciosa pieza la lluvia de orc"
En- esa noche Sc espera un lleno complete
pues Ia obra ha causado entusiasmo el dfa
del estreno.
-Ha fondeado en- este puerto Ia goleta
Venezolana cana Maria, procedente de
Curacao con mangle. Sc orden6 por Ia
Sanidad pasara al Lazareto de San Juan
para ser fumigado dicho barco por 81 pro-
cedencia de Venezuela.
-Avelino Vendrell fu6 condenado por
esta Corte Ia pena de seis meses de car
eel y $50 pesos de multa por coacci6n la
Ley del trabajo.
Con motiyo de empezar & regir desde
81 dfa de Julio Ia Ley que autoriza la
matanza libre, son muchos los abastecedo-
res que han solieitado mesa en- Ia nueva
Carnicerfa municipal que Sc inaugura d.
cho dfs.
-se espera en- este puerto ma goleta
con cargamento de sal procedente de Bo-
naire.
So encuentra en- esta ciudad ell ms
pector veterinario Mr.. Allen.
-Adelantan los trabajos de pintura y
decorado de la Logia Tanama pronto da-
ran t6rmino quedando asf unos de los me-
jores Temples de la Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
EN- LOS PROXIMOS
COMICIOS
TTiunfara Ia Union de Puerto Rico.
La opinion que fu6 sstraVlada ha rsaCclOnadO on
sentIdO Dc prOgrssO.

All iniciarse la agitaci6n polftica en- la
prensa en- la tribuua p6blica Sc ha he
cho nctar en- muy alto relieve 81 entusias-
mo delirante causado en- el pueblo puer.
torriquefo.
Hay On la actualidad dos partidos que
Sc disputan ell triunfo y SO mueven en- to-
da direction para conquistar la victoria
81 pr6ximo Noviembre.
FL Partido Unionista, que propaga la
igualdad, Ia justicia, la paz, el bienestar
com6n, 81 desarrollo general de nuestra
agriculture, industria comercio; y Ell
Partido republican,, que por 10 que predi-
can sus oradores en- la tribuna indudable-
mente restablecerfa, On el supuesto de que
triunfara, que es demasiado suponer,
la 6poca nefanda que tanto dafio hizo al
buen nombre de nuestra patria.
Los electores puertorriquefios pueden
pues, elegir: tieneu tempo su6ciente para
clio.
Aun est6n estar6n latentes aquellos
recuerdos dolorosos escritos con caracteres
de Bangre en- nuestra conciencia; aquellos
recuerdos impropios que el Partido Repu-
blicano tuvo por conveniente dejar bien
grabados en- la memoria de este pueblo.
7 ese partido quiere triunfar
No sucedera jamas Desde sus jefes has
Ia sus electores mas ignaros saben perfec-
tamente de la derrota que les espera.
La presienten, porque los malos proce-
dimientos no triunfan nunca; porque Ia
conciencia de aquella masa popular que
reclam6 derechos y fu6 vilipendiada ha
reaccionado; y la comprende porque los
que agonizan justamente pagando una cul-
pa no pueden revivir nunca.
Aquella opinion estraviada como la
que conden6 Jesds y 10 hizo morir en-
afrentoso patfbulo sera ''incapaz de sentir
Dios en- medic del simbolsmo interesan-
te de la creaci6n''; aquella opinion que
fu6 estraviada ha pasado en- rapida palm
genesia de plena sombra plena luz.
Los pueblos reaccionan siempre en- sen.
lido de prcgreso. Por ESQ no podr6 ese
partido repetir los viejos desmanes
Darle rienda suelta Ia insensatez,
sancionar la inquisicion en- pleno siglo
Xxx, pretender destruir la Union con sus
principles esencialmente altruistas; serfa
demostrar al pueblo americana Ia incapa.
cidad do este pedazo de TERRA para el go.
bierno propio y demostrar tambi@n el iris
te cOncepto que tendrfamos tornado de la
verdadera ibertad.
Mas la isla entera responde con patrio-
tismo; apenas quedan republicanos que
profanan 81 nombre que llevan de su par
lido y Ia Union de Puerto Rico triunfarS
por mas de cincuenta mil votos en- Ia cam
paiia pr6xima.
MODESTO GOTAY.
{ (LuchfG)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29

En- un pueblo de ia America del
Norte un ciudadano, ha puesto demanda
contra Ia que era su prometida, porque
6sta Sc case con otro, despu6s que el pri-
mer novio Ia habfa vestido. Ds SECURE
que este ciudadano no ha estado en- Puerto
Rico y, como es l6gico, no conoce el meior
hotel de aquf, que es 81 "Helvetia", /,
Cruz %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
Gente C0nOcida,

Ha regresado de Espaha, donde estuvo
una larga temporada el conocido conner
ciante = propietariO, don Jose Blanco, due
no de una acreditada farmacia de esta ca
pital.
AcOmpahaba & dicho senor su dfstingui.
da sefora y nifos. teniendo en- esta socie.
dad muchos famiiiares amigos los esti-
mables esposos, quien damos nuestra
bienvenida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29

E yh h n % % oparesy ep5e masg n Il lque sesrHns,
aporqus en- meueo 1nnea vago adt
aPI5d Al proceed =
motive apn "a lEn
p a n ~ m la geaI
ag p plhs e ps
@ pfp qHb produce N t @
COhasd eCr6n D New York
netamben
dpeT eveezp dh q
y h
aEos Eo
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NV P PR Ra a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
LINPORTANTES CABLES
TAMBIEN IA MARINA.

New York. Junio 20, p
suos levantamento
con q movimiento ucionaro 80
de
seas ha Hdo dicdas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29

--Esta noche SO llevar6 efecto por la
comisi6n respective del ayuntamiento, Ia
prueba Official del alumbrado el6ctrico del
teatro y la decoration de sala RIGA pintada
mr. Il senior Napoletano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
Batida contra los anarquistaS

New York Junio %, 80 p
Dcen
residences
n 20
Ell en- da las classes
de capital de nater vivima indignation poca ha
tnd proter nvduos nodos
ido ynchGr. - -
los narquita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
EsPECIALIDADEs
EFERRENCIAS EN-
PUERTO RICO

-REMATE.-En dia 80 del mes CO.
rriente en- Ia casa de pr6stamos de Jose
Bazdn, Allen 81, tendra efecto el remate
de las prendas que han transcuTrido seis
meses no han sido renovadas nj cancela-
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
La question de TaCna Y AFRICA

New York. Juno 29, /. m.
Nohian
dicha Tp6ba
defnitvamente
lT de ome Ia consideration gobernos
nu ado dc dchas pncas quedando Esad bo protection
Ianto en- Chile PERI que
rsuelto esa orma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
Tribunal de distritO de San Juan.
EstadlstIca De los asuDtOs cIVlIss tramItados
en- IN aHo.

En- la secci6n civil de la Corte de dis
trito de San Juan, Sc han tramitado los
asuntos siguientes:
Asuntos civiles pendientes en- Ju-
lio de 1905. O5.........,........... ............ 265
Presentados durante el aho 1905
1906 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST.
Total ........... 1886
Pendientes en- 1905 1907. 381
Fallados en- 1905 1906... 465
Apelaciones presentadas en-
81 1905 1906 -. ..... 40
En- esta immanta se vends papal de pc.
ri6dieo vieio & $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-29
EL ACEITE De HlCADO De BACALAO
Is Ua nEbIe EEIiT0 PRECI0S0

denga t0maHoqu
e medic nc pueden
emulsion
inedies aOmadzad de
Nos
insuo rrepu
Onbnad todo spnncpi
mucho hombres
e
6n Los medOs mOdenO pebn de Qn principle
ouismo onmucht
spindp aiose dan
hiero) penza
de
medcin
de Bahas
sNnP
ocGresee Ia Botcas
FREDERICKsSTEAR & GA.
Fabricantes de Quimios FarmacsutIeOs
DETROIT. eSIcfl.. E. =. A.
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New
licn de Roma nfrma
al
"e ~ 1oF'O9 - A"F"
Fl cubmento acividad de Ia poca
talana - N F
e aHegura anarqua dtendo h
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
TRYING
TO SAVE MURDERER
PETITION FOR COMPUTATION OF
DEATH SENTENCE OF A JAPA-
NESE PRESENTED TO CARTER.

Efforts are now under way to save
the neck of a condemned murderer.
Yesterday Motokawa appeared before
Governor Carter i'm company with Rev.
j. W, Wadman, in the interest of one
Kaizo Morita, a Japanese now under
death sentence at the oahu Prison. The
petition which bears The names of 50
prominent Japanese members of Homo
lulu is as follows:
The undersigned respectfully petition
for the Communication of sentence of
Kaizo Morita, now condemned to death
for the murder of Kintaro Moryama, in
April of last year, on the following
grounds:
l. 1t has not been clearly shown
that the murder committed was with
malice aforethought.
ZIP to the time Of this crime, the
criminal has borne an excellent reputa-
ton during his residence here in Ha-
wall, and previously in Japan. Many
can testify to his upright moral life.
3-The man unintentionally AilLed
was an exceedingly bad fellow, a ring
leader in all kinds of vice and his
death was evidenced by the Japanese
as a relief to their community in which
he lived.
4.-During his confinement in prison.
Morita has won the respect of the war
dens by his excellent conduct and I'M
der the teaching and influence of the
chaplains and others, has become an
earnest Christian.
5.-Mr. Morita is a married man and
his execution would leave his wife now
living in Honolulu and his aged parents
in Japan in great distress
The Governor will take up the mat
ter and investigate the merits of the
case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08

until an evening next week. due notice
OF which will be- given.
The Board of Education has not yet
been notified as To- the winners of the
prize in the tree growing contest by
the schools. The reports from this isl
ands are not an I'm yet
There viii bc the regular Alameda
dance at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Friday night All are urged TO take
advantage of the occasion and avail
themselves Of the hospitality so cor
daily extended
The members Of saint Andrews
W1maus Auxiliary are invited to
Saint Faith, King street, opposite
Saint EIizabeth's Home, Thursday. No
vember s, at 3 p. m, to hear 4ead some
very interesting letters from mission
aries.
Deputy Sheriff Fetter Of Hilo had
made returns on two executions as UNI
satisfied They were I'm the acses of
the Hno Mercantile Company. Ltd. VS..
y. z. Rogers for S216.57 and S212.S5 re-
spectively. No property Of the defend
ant could be found to be levied upon.
The fourth annual meeting Of the
Seamens Institute will be held this
evening i'm the social hall, on King and
Bethel streets commencing at 7:45
O'clock. The program viii include
musical numbers and the reading Of re-
ports Of the work of the institute. All
friends are invited to be present.
Lots Nos. and 4, being the Sumner
Ellis lots containing 1920 square feet
were sold at auction yesterday by w.
T. Simonton, the commissioner of sale
i'm the suit Of the Portuguese Mutual
Benefit Society VS.. NJ. A. Rego, ct al
! w. D. Speckman purchased the lots
for $4,000. A. Stevens of Morgan's con-
Quoted the sale at the judiciary build
ing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08

Ke Au HOu put a line on the vessel,
and at 1870 a. m. the steamer Kinau
also put a line on the Japanese vessel.
The libel sets forth the claim that it
was through the efforts of those YES
sells, the property of the Inter-Island
CO., with the assistance of the Revenue
Cutter Manning, that the Chiusa was
eventually floated and taken out of i'm
minent danger. The libel further claims
that there was a heavy swell running
and that the swell increased during the
following afternoon and night and
next day. The Chiusa was in a very
perilous position, here bottom being
punctured and her cargo damaged. She
had only single bottom. The two
Inter-Island steamers were alleged by
reason of the swell and their proximity
to the reef during the saving opera
lions to have been in danger. The
value of the Chiusa is placed at $50 900
and her cargo at $65,OOO While the
value of the Kinau is given at 5000 900
and the Ke Au Hou at $4,000
Other libels may be placed on the
Japanese vessel.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
LIBELLING THE
CHIUSA MARU
INTER-IsLAND COMPANY WHOSE
STEAMERS AIDED THE STRAND
ED STEAMER WANTS $4,000

A libel for $4,000 on the Japanese
;. 5 Chiusa Maru and her cargo was
filed in the United States Court this
morning in the interests of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Company
and others.
The libel sets forth the fact that the
Chiusa Maru went ashore on Novem-
Der on the Waikiki entrance to the
harbor She got aground her entire
length. The vessel went ageound at
$3.50 a. m, and at a. m the steamer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
SUITS AGAINST TIE -ALITs

This morning attachment proceedings
in assumpst were begun in the Circuit
Court by George A. Davis as attorney
for Frank j. Kruger against David
Kawananakoa to recover on a note for
$1,1O4.25 for jewelry and money loaned.
Davis also filed notice that on Mon
day he would move to have the case of
Lupua, Kekaulahao VS.. David Kawa-
nana6oa and Kuhio Kalanianaole to
collect on note for $4,000 with inter-
est set for a hearing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV "A
AT u O'CLOCK NOON,

THAT DESIRABLE TRACT
at Kaimuki Heights, comprising lots
>, 6, Z, s, block q, adjoining properties
owned by Judge Gear and Mr.. Allen
Clark, formerly DR.. Andrews place.
THE PROPERTY consists of four
large lots, having a frontage of 3S7 feet
on Twelfth avenue. The area is 74,S7S
square feet, or nearl vas large as five
ordinary lots.
SUPERB MARINE VIEW.
Also view of valley and mountain.
Easy terms
For further particulars apply
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
GOOD ADVERTISING.

That story from Norristown about a
young girl gaining seventeen pounds
in two months from eating one pint of
ice cream daily is just chock full of
human interest. But it's a Canadian
quarter to a Bland dollar that an ice
cream manufacturer started the yarn.
Philadelphia Press.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
J AS. f, MORGAN
AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Property
KAIMUKI HEIGHTS.

I am instructed by DR.. w. H. Mays,
who is leaving the city, to sell at pub
lie auction, at my land salesroom, S57
Kaahumanu street,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08

Mr. and Mrs. r. \. Corbaley arrived
in the Claudne today.
The All 5. ). Nevadan is due sun
day from San Francisco.
The hard work in the County Clerks
office is gradually Stacking up.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee will be home on Nov. II.
The Board of Supervisors will prob
ably meet on next Tuesday evening.
Primo Beer is king of tropic thirst
quenchers. Try a case for home use
Deputy High Sheriff George c. Sea
left in the Kinau for Hilo on official
business.
Jap silks, % cents a yard, at Whit
ney & Marsh's Friday special tomor-
row.
Get your pictures framed at the Pa
cific Picture Framing CO., 1850 Nuuanu
street
Lord & Belser having dissolved part
nership, the business is now conducted
by E. J. Lord.
High School will play another game
of football with Punahou on next Sat-
urday afternoon.
Elder J. d. White was an incoming
passenger aboard the Claudine from
Maui this morning
Kamehameha and Punahou first
teams will line up on next Monday on
the Kan campus.
Friday and Saturday will positively
be the last days for cut prices in
white goods at Sachs.
Il
Oahu for their substantial support.
Read his card on page q.
The list of officers of the japanese
Benevolent Society for the ensuing
year appears in this issue.
;. Barkhausen and Charles Gay are
in the city, having arrived this morn
ing in the steamer Claudine.
Candidates for County offices should
file an itemized statement with the
County Clerk within 20 days.
For thoroughly reliable vehicles call
up the New Oahu Carriage & Manufac-
turing Works on River street.
Electric light is the clear steady
light for reading Next to daylight
there is no so congenial to eyesight.
c. H. Fitzpatrick and Wife were pas
sengers in the Claudine which arrived
from Maui and Hawaii ports this morn
ing,
The Punahou girls are playing bss-
ketball hard these days. They are go
ing after the interscholastic champion.
ship.
Johanna Richards has brought libel
for divorce against Frederick James
richards claiming he has deserted her
since 1902.
Camp Mckinley baseball team is re-
organized and ready to play anv team
IN the town. Address Sergeant Gasp,
Camp Mckinley.
The steamer Claudine arrived shortly
before 5 o'clock this morning from
Maui and Hawaii ports. She sails again
Friday at p. m.
Rapid Transit cars on Alakea street
will be discontinued, commencing to-
morrow, until the storm sewer on that
street is completed.
Land Commissioner Pratt yesterday
approved the conveying of homesteads
to twenty-six settlers on Hawaii under
various modes of settlement.
Hawaiian Trust Co. is in a position
to invest your money wisely and safe
ly, Men and women who wish to in
vest should consult this company.
Henry r. Highton has filed for the
complainant in the Hill deed case an
appeal in the Supreme Court, The ap-
peal is taken from Judge De Bolts de-
clsion.
The joint meeting of the Manoa and
College Hills Improvement Clubs has
been postponed from tomorrow night
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
Won Hamm- Young Co

EEE a fully equipped machine shop
E8T manufacturing and making repairs
ALSO AGENTS FOR
Union Gas Engine Co.,
Troy Laundry Co.,
Hamilton Tool Co.,
Parnf1ine Paint Co,
Frederick Paint Co.,
MSsse, Gottfried Co..
Ohnen Engine Co.,
Nlrie Engine Works,
Bterling Boiler Co.,
RiSdOn-Sulzer Pumps,
WRgner-Rullock Elect Co..
Dew Pump Works,
AsSelhurst Centrifugal Pumps,
Prick Ice Machinery Co.,
Eclipse Corliss Engine,
TAs Engelberg Rice Mach. Co.,
western Expanded Metal Co.,
IT. Louis Expanded Metal Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
CONNECTS AT HEART.

Not at all strangely the leader of the
Charlotte lynchers was an ex-convict.
Every lyncher is a convict at heart,
because he is against the law.-India-
lapolis Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
PERJURY CASE IN U. s. COURT.

The trial of Wong Min, chrged with
perjury in connection with the right of
another Chinese to leave this country
and return from China, was begun in
the u S. Court this morning Assist
ant U. S. Attorney Dunno is prosecut-
ing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08

LONDON BETS: October 81, S shil-
lings, 71-2 pence; last previous quota
ton, October 80, s shillings, 9 pence.
SUGAR.: New York, October 81, 3.SS
cents a pound, or $776O ton; last pre-
vious quotation, October q, 9,9j cents
a pound.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-08
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