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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-26
NOTICIASDE PONCE
A8UNTO8

guio a escape por la carittera de
Pefiuelas, yendose a cojer como
un kilometro de donde Sc dostroz6
Ell coche.
Afortunadamente no habia ma.
die dentro del carruaje.
Ell inteligente obrero, den
Jose Alberto, quien desde hace al
gun tempo viene dedicandose al
dificil arte de lapidario y marmolis-
ia, ACADIA de concluir una lapida
para la tumba de nuestro difunto
hermano politico don Casio Perez
revelando eu dicho trabajo exquisi-
to gusto artistico.
-Desde las primeras horas de
la mafiana trabajan doce brigadas
de presses en- Ia limpieza de las ca
lies de la ciudad y s carros tirados
poi caballos. Probablemente traba.
jaran esta noche.
-HEMOS VISTO Tin ADum
de PoStahes en- Ell Bazaar Otero que
coutiene una RIGA collection de las
dltimas creaciones artisticas. Las
hay humorfsticas, de flores, con re-
tratos de artistas etc., desde 3 cen.
tav6s una en- adelante.
Don Julio Palacios ha reci-
Dido q las IL I'm telegrama desde
Vega-baia en- el que Sc lie anuncia
llegaran esta tarde doscientos pasa'
geros.
Sc comenta mucho Il que al.
gunos establecimientos de la Gale
Atocha tengan sus puertas abier'
tas los dias laborables y hasta las
8 las d de la tarde los dias festivos
|. -Habiendo comprado el ayun
tamiento los terrenos que compren
dzn desde la Gale de la Concordi.
hasta la estacion del ferrocarril, S,
b ace ~necesario Sc abra csc trozo pc
c~onvenir asi al servicio pnblieo.
Con motive de haber com
petencia de precios en- la c%arniceri
a causa de haberse presentado III
nuevo abastador desde las primera
horas de la maiana Sc pregonab
la carne a "a centavos kilo y d Ia
diez de la mafiana baj6 hasta q
~centavos kilo. Sc sacri6caron dt
&C reses con I'm total de 2.634 ID.
FL consume mayor de este a
J tfculo diario es de SO a 90 arrob'
: y habiendo fla VI nta al redtdor {
1o4 arrobas hoy, ha sido nect sar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-26
DESOE CABO-R0Jl
Estado de Ia admins
tracidn municipal en-
Ell rsferido pueblo.
INGREsOs Y GAsTOS
Elective en- csja.-Superavit
Todas las atenc!ones &c
hallan cubiertas.

Mgyesos. - ondos ordiuarios,
$I4.436.oS. Fondos de camines,
$r.267.o7. Anticipo insular, II mil
dollars. Dep6sitos y fianzas, SO
dollars. Total: $27.742.Io.
Gastos -Deuda A otante, $r.3I2
IS ctvs. Personal del municipio,
$5.4to 90 Foudos de caminos,
$r36 "a. Anticipo (para obras
pdblicas) $4.649.5r. Atenciones
gene rales (material) $+.976.5s. De.
p6sitos y fanzas, $IoS IS. Total:
$I6>593.77.
Elective en- GAIA Ell 80 de iu-
MO, 1907, 81. 148 80.
Pendiente de inversion del an
tilipo, $7.35o.49.
Superavit Elective, $3.7o7 81.
Por la anterior liquidation Sc
ob>ervara que Ell estado economico
de este muuicipio es pr6spero j que
la administration de los intereses
p1b!icos ha resultado efcaz, habien-
do en- go de JUNO pasado TN supe-
RABBIT en- Gaia de S.. 1871 81 luego de
cubiertas todas las atenciones del
aho y solventadas todas las obliga-
clones pendientes de pago que gra-
vitaran sobre el ptesupuesto del re-
ferido ejercicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-26
Anuncios especiaIes para Ponce
GRAN HOte|1et1ulnt 1NGLATfRRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER OROEN
Tetuan 10 12'-Cruz 2 FOrtaIeza21.

corstuIda expresameute para Hotel. Capacidad para 500 pasaJerOs.
SNuaci6n Ia mas centica. vistas a la bahia y q las GALES de Tetuan: Cruz
Tor las Anhllas. Tiene departamentos Independence para famiias. Des-
de el Il de AgostO rge ademAs del plazo antique de las cOmidas' el sistena
americano & gusto del pasajero. Tren de carruajes de luo. INTERPRETERS
y traductores preciOs igual ade los demas HOtelei. Sc hacen abOnos se
manales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-26

ridad al municipio de deshacer Ell
contrato, pues solo una causa puede
motivarlo, y es, que durante dos
meses la falta de la compaffa lie
CARA 4 la fnayta Payte del vai0y del
imboyte del aiNmbyado durante 81
mismo periodic.
Y como para afianzar mas la
nulidad, el artfculo "a, excluye a la
Compafifa de toda responsaoilidad
en- las eventu ilidades de las huel
gas, motines, huracanes, epidemic
y guerra.
Solo falt6 en- este 1ltimo artf-
culo que agregasen epoy 0acaGones
de los embLeados para irse d aera.
near d los Estad0s Unid0s ga.
Jaynya.s
A diario la prensa y Ell publ
co denuncia ARGOS y buifas apaga-
das, no tan solo noches, sino sema-
mas enteras, y no sabemos que el
Inspector de Obras PIblicas 4 otros
sgentes, 4 diario noti6quen a la
Compaffa por escrito dentro de las
"a horas estas faltas objetos de Ia
censura general.
Insistimos nueyamepte llaman
do Ia atencion al concejo municipal
para que, desde ahora, empiece por
tratar sobre los medios para que,
llegado Ell 80 de JUNO de 1909, no
Sc yea sforzosamente obligado0 a
continuar con csc contrato con la
sPonce Railway and CO., que tar
periodical viene siendo a los inte-
reses del pueblo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
MALES SHOULD WIN

This afternoon the Males meet u
picked team from the other teams IN
the league. In what will probably be
the last game of socker this year The
team which has been picked out To face
the Males Is strong but the Sco;s
should hand them out a decisive de-
feat without any great cXcrtion on
their part. Team play should count
against any individual brilliancy.
The lineup:
Rest of the ieaguc-Colors. white
Goal. Dixon; backs, Stanley Beard
more. Macconel capt, half-backs. l:ll
Desha, J. Clarke. Il. Grunnc, forwards,
hickman. Churton. Woo. Fernandez,
Oss: reserves. Macaulay, Mon Yin.
10 ON.
Mailes--Goal, !. J. Belscr, backs. ]
e. McGill. Il. Anderson: half-backs, t..
Kcllctt, ID. Center. X. Chillingworth /:
forwards. II. s. Gray Capt., w. JAM
leson. j. Catteral. +. Bailey, 4. KCa.
Ladies will be admitted free.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
Sales.


Mortgage Sales
Mortgage made by l.. Ahlo to G. N.
Cooke. recorded In Libcr ISL. pages
a62.363. covering land and buildings
at Kaneohc and Punaluu. viii be ro!I
at public auction at Morgan's auction
rooms Jan. Z. ~ m.
Mortgage made by Herman Eldcrts
aud Kabikina Eldcrts to Hackfcld &
Co, recorded IN lib"r 2i3. pages 2iS.
22O. covering land In Puma. will he
sold at public auction at Hilo court
house Jan. ). ~ M.
Sheriff Sales
~ front entrance Of Capitol build.
Ing Honolulu. oahu, Feb. II. IL noon,
interest Of Abraham Fernandez In
property In Kalihi district will he sold
al public auction flor judgment for
s73s.73. interest and costs.
Mortgage Sales
Mortgage made by, Goo. r. Mcleod
to Ida Il. Lamb. recorded In Lihcr 2Ui.
pages i3Gi3S. covering land In Homo
lulu. will be- sold NJ public auction at
nv '''' w jan u h'lktIt T'b
!. II noon.
Mortgage made by Sam wo Wal Co.
to II. A. Hccn. recorded IN I.iber 22l
pages 1888. covering lands In Wal.
kolc. District Of Eva. will be- sold at
public auction at the auction rooms Of
Jas. +. Morgan. Feb. 2. ~ noon.
Mortgage made by Emma NJ. Naku.
Ina to Alexander Young. recorded In
Liber 1863. pages 37-iO. covering lands
In Honolulu. will be sold at public auc.
ton at the auction rooms Of Jas. +.
Morgan, Jan. 20, ~ noon.
At court house. Wailuku. Maui. Jan.
Is, Il M, interest Of John w. Kalra
In property at Lahaina will he sold at
public auction for judgment for s72s
80. interest and costs.
Mortgage Sales
Mortgage made by Emma NJ Naku
ina and Moses X. Nakuina, her hus
band, to Alexander Young. recorded
In u. 1863. pr. 37.iO. covering lands
and buildings In Honolulu. will be
sold at public auction at Morgan's auc
ton rooms Jan. ~. at I2 m.
Mortgage made by Henry Machado
to G. T. Rodgers. trustee Harmony
Lodge No. Q, I. q. o. r., recorded In
Liber 25G, pages 2i-2ii, covering land
In Honolulu, will he sold ut public auc.
iion at the auction rooms Of VIII H.
Fisher. Jan. a. ~ m.
| Al Morrau's aIctipn ,,nn,G Ian g
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

a. ~ a. m. kopoikai.
otto Reinhart, guardian NJ person
and estate Of George Relnhart. poti
tions for final Accounting and dis
charge. Hearing Jan. rs. 10 q. m
Judge Parsons.
H. NJ won Holt. administrator estate
OF Alice Macintosh, petitions for IN.
al accounting and discharge. Hear
ing Jan. ~, 10 n. m. Judge DE holt.
Executors Petitions
W. o. Smith. executor estate Of LILY
NJ. Rice. petitions for final accounting
snd discharge. Hearing Jan. 20, 10
a. ~. Judge Kepoikai.
Executors Petition.
Rev. Father ~. valcniin. executor cs-
tate Of Catherine Steward. petitions
for final accounting aud discharge
Hearing Feb. II. . q. m. lie Bolt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
SPORTING GOSSIP

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nm a., ,,o 80 rh,y ra,,
=. -. ,,',,h,,,I as ,i.rya,a ,war.,,y
80 aa,,..aI,,' hayo ,ro,,. s,ron,
,'s,, $500 I ,,,o,o..in,., snn,,
'' ,,s, ,,,, ,ha, 90 ,or,,,uI, n,ha
~, 80 ","u ,, 80
:, .. ..
rho h,so,,l ,o,n, If tho RoyaI IA
u,iha, c,ec c,uh win n,ay the Kllo.
han.s ,f m, Aa,a I.oupue n, AaIo park
,h,s afternoon a 2,ao Tho game
aho,,d ho yory chose
+. =, II
New York. pee 2G.-Around a ring
pitched I'm the home of a Brookl, 1,
Yacht club. members and their friends
awaited Yesterday afternoon the ousct
of what has been secretly hcraldcd ~ q
battle which would make the usua
bout appear like pantominle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
Notices to Creditors.
ey Administrators

Guy u. X. swan and Afford l.. Swan.
administrators estate Of Apiolncitc r.
Swan. advertise for claims to DC flied
before July o.
k1milc Smith. administrator estate
Of william Smith, adycrtiscs for
claim st0 DO filed with her before
June 81.
Bruce Cartwright, administrator es.
tate Mrs. DoDiiIla Knuwaa Paiko, ad.
yertiges for claims 10 be filed before
June 10.
l.. Agou and TAI Lung, administra
tors estate Of Ching Jam Yen. adycr
tiBe for claims TO be filed before
juno ~.
Tbog ". Petrie, administrator es.
tate 81 George Turner Deacon, adyer
tises for claims 10 be filed before
June 20.
George u, williams, administrator
estate Of w. D. Schmidt, adyertisas
Tor claims 10 be filed with him before
June II.
g. X. Al, administrator estate Of e.
AkO, adyertlses for claims TO bo fled
with him before juno 10.
Mark =. RobinBop. administrator 90
Of A. J, Lyon, adyeiIseB for claims Ia
be hlod with her NJ VIM. e, Lyon Co,
Ltd, before Jnne T.
n. l.. Auerbach, administrator estate
~ Eva Hammer, adyoriises for claiEIs
In IN alna NTH hin, hafnrn Nav On
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
q !; q
PACIFIC. TENNIS CLUB

At n well.attendcd meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club. held last evening.
the following officers for 1907 were
elected: 80 Ihx4
J. p. Cookc-Prcsidcnt.
Harold Dillingham-Vice President.
g. =. Cookc-Sccrctary Treasurer.
II. d. Mcad-Manager.
The Club being In prosperous con.
dition financially. owing to the man.
agement Of the retiring treasurer, w.
+. Roth, II was decided that the. club.
house should be placed In good repair
and enlarged to provide additional
locker space.
II was also decided to set aside "A
special day when the courts may be
used exclusively by the ladies'.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
Probate Notices.
Petition for Administration

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81, .,,..,..t-,.,.,,.... -. -. -. =.
fate or I,cn,, A. III.h,o, I,,os,,to
,iesripc rch "A "a m ,,dgo IND
say
Jobp IA NuJ nc,t,io,s ,hst to,,ors ,r
aministra,ion issuc 4, hin, a., o,,,,o nj,
MARY n NuI intos,ato u,,ri,, rci,
n. ga m Judge LINDSAY
J. " senate no,itions ,h,, Ic,icrs
of a ipinistr,,ion Is.re IA n,yid na,-
ton On estatc ol Agatha Nott in,os-
tate. Hearing Feb n "a IN Iuarc
he Bolt.
Maria waipuilsni ,etitIops that lief
farg of admiuIstr.,inn Iss,,o to 4 a
kokaula on estate ~ James u. Wal
I'uilsni. intesiate. Hearing Jan 18th
10 n. ~. Judge Matiboymsn.
~ Naeolc petitions that letters Of
administration Issue 10 y. u. Hart on
estate Of Hello PuniheIe, interstate
Hearing Feb. 4, 10 a. M. KepoikaI.
Liloa Crowcll petitions that letters
~ administration issue Ia Clement
Crowcll on estate Of David Crowell
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

A new girls rowing club has been
formed by n number of young ladies OF
the city aud this sport seems to be
gaining In favor with the gentle sex
every da,. Where the boathousc OF
the new club. which has taken the name
ii the Kaialoha Boat Club. will be. IL
rs yet undecided.
The officials who have been elected
are AS follows:
President. Miss Bcrnlcc Dwight: vice
president. Maud OSrlliyau; rocrotary
Miss Hilda Robertgon;u treasurer. Miss
Carrie Crewes; captain, Miss SARAH
Williams.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
Business Mans Handy Index

49,, a. ''' "''"''
"s.'n -, -
-, w.,,o ISL" " ss, es's,e
claims ,o he a,ed w,,b Mn ho,ape
March rs,
Administrators estate @, Sena,ke
Noshiki advertise for claims TO he licd
with them before April 10.
u ~ s'rauch' administrator es-
nn " i',n'y ","son H".ert'ses ioi
.arII On Wv "'' WV" "'" "'''''
u.uoberg .dmi,,.,,.,or o.,.,o
Of l.. Ahlo. adyertiscs for claims 10
he 6led with him before Feb. II.
Robert Fraser, administrator estate
of James Bush, adyertises for claims
70 he bled with him before Jan. IL.
DAVID Dayton administrator estate
sa".S "c'Isaay, aa'ef,lses Tor
Ea,, 9 w NV" WV" "'" ''''''
Rohc,, r. r...., .a,t,t.,.,
tate of KoLoa adyertIaos rnr cl.i,na "a
be flied with him before Ian. "a
A. @. Dickens. J. n. viyas and Jas.
l.. Coke advertise for all accounts due
estate OF Augustine Enos, TO be paid at
Ehos store Waikiki, March 10.
ey Executor
Bruce Cartwright, executor will Of
Mrs. Domltila X. Pniko, adyorlisos for
claims 10 be filed with him borore
June 10.
~, v..o, ..... IN
,N" 'N',"o'' WIZ /"
'o' N"'"'na""n", an'cruSes ior
''aihS =" DC ni"d WIN Z. w. Ashford
before May 90.
Geo. ". Williams, executor estate of
W. ID. schmidt. ady.rtiscs for claim.
In bo aIod with hin, ho,oro i.,o q,
" v.va, u,a.a.' ,,,,.'
, '"op, 'N''"''' 'n,"e VI
). H. p'sh"p. m''r''""S ior clainnS 10
'a'e Oh ia beniamina' adver'jses for
claims To he hIod with him before
June 4.
Ella v. Lyon. administrative estate
bc filed with his ATTORNEYS before
Amt, ~ MEGA. . =,
,, 30 d." .No."'A 'S'a'' vi
'.o'.'@ ~ n'o""' a"'er,'ses 'or Claims
10 DC hicd WIN her attorneys before
June IA.
Alfred w. Carter, executor estate of
Joseph r. Hanley. advertises for
claims to be filed with him before
April rs.
George II. Pierce, executor will OF
David Pierce. advcftisss for claims to
DO filed with his attorney before
April 0.
J. y. Carter executor Will of Akana
Amelia Richardson. advertises for
claims To bc filed with him before
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
Petitions for Hearing
Administrator Petitions

y. Wlttrock, administrator estate of
John Grunwald, petitions for final 40
counting and discharge. Hearing Feb
tuary 81, 10 o. m, Kepoikai,
Robert Fraser administrator estate
James Bush, petitions for final account
ing and discharge. Hearing Feb 10,
10 u, m, Parsons,
Lucas Lnjan, administrator estate
Of Lizzie LnIan. petitions for final &C
counting aud discharge Hearing Jan
20, 10 a, m, Judge Parsons.
T. r. Lyons, administrator estate OF
], Pail sylvia, petitions for final ac-
counting and discharge, Hearing Feb
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
NOON AND BOARD
Room and board In private fanny for
gentleman. 1885 Wilder Ave.
35sO-u

Shoe manufacturers Of the United
States are employing 1919 wage
workers and 1915 salaried men. and
the leather manufacturers are employ
Ing 5I.2iO wage workers and 1851 sal
aired men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
LOulu Hats

Beautiful loulu and Lauhala Hats.
Fans. Baskets, Mats, Grasses, Teco
Pottery.
HAWAII a SOUTH SEAS CURio co.
Alexander Young Building.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
y SPORTS


=
shouts or disapproyal from the ma
jority.
Sinnutt jumped Ia the center OF the
ring with rush rs O'Brien staggered
forward Successive blows on the Jaws
sent oBrien to the noor three times
and his seconds threw M the sponge.
:; % q
Carlisle. Pa. Dee. 3l.-Thc follow
ing are the official track and field rec
ords held by the students Of the Car
hslo Indian school. The figures aic
probably the most creiitablc held NJ
any scholastic institution in the coun-
try having the same academic classi-
hcations:
iOO-yard dash. time ~ seconds. held
hy Caswell Beaver. Mount Pleasant
220-yard dash, time ~ 3-5 seconds
held by Mount Pleasant.
4iO-yard dash. time 80 seconds. held
by Mount Pleasant.
one-half mile run. time. 2 minutes
4 seconds. held by Two Hearts.
One-milc run, time I minutes q Sec
onds. held by Bcardsley.
TYG-.I!,U ran. time 10 minutes y
rc,onil. he'd b. ilummingbird.
l2O-yard hurdles. time Is i-5 seconds
he'd by A Libby.
2gO-ynrd hurdles, time rs 3-5 seconds
held b.. \ Libby.
High jump. height 3 feet So inches
neld by Exendinc.
Broad jump. distance 20 feet inches
held by Mount Pleasant.
Sistcen-pound shot. distance 10 feet
held by Thomas.
Sixtccn-pound hammer, distance IL
icct, held by Billy.
Pole vault. height 10 feet & inchcr
held by Jude.
Throwing discus, distance iiG feet
inches. held by II. Pierce.
q {: q
Seattle sports are still kicking abou
having the lid on" In the Sound city
Boxing and wrestling have been place
under the ban. Boxing Is allowed II
Vancouver, but the clubs who wOul'
Ike to foster good twenty-round bout
find that Il Is too extensive To zone,
the pot" There Is no necessity to pu
the lid on when the license fee runs "a
into tho hundreds
| =, n n
.r,,,, 4. ,,,, o,.or,. ,o,.,, ia ,hi,
ha, ,aoL o,p,ton ar phiiad6,,hi, nm
lcr,ror y,ir ~, Iondon will meet IA
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Il, ,,,, ao,,,,,a -, ,h, 80, ,o,, n,nn,h,
rho ,h,t,o,.o yhnh I,wos ism,
nm ,oharg a, o.pr,,n commands itscl
IN snnr,smo, uayI,, Ara, ro,udIa,
ID ,,y a,,,b ,onyo,se no IN o,pr,ep'
hav,n. s,id ho could lion, ali ENGLAND,
hoa,,uo,nh,. Al ono r,,o ur Lowe
.,,,o, t,I, ,,iui,.,oso =, an, Jo,y, nv
h,ndr.ds r,unds ,or Tho pbi,,dcInbia
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w,,r .,xio,s :, chow thai england
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,,.,, ,,,o,,o,,s ,iI,L 900 mas, NO,
look forward In nm Interesting col
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Tor nj, mo, a. certain and abroad,
10 Lnnwn ,h,, uurse of ono ,bousan
no,,ds win hc o0crcd
win so much money 4, the ,,mo
IL s,r,risip, ,h,, E,gl,,d has so 70
,,ndIdates for beayywcipht honor
There 10 absolutely +, fortune for n
man who can climb m the n
and dis,ose n, Aner,c..s cr,cLs yyb.
enc thinks of the ANAL Sums Saver
ueonan and Mace fougb, their ba,tl,
|, for comparcd IN tho nurses nowadav
, n is romarkah,e thu, mara good m,
do M, coma forward snortsmen wi
all admire Mo,r,s n,ucL aud ,hono
; f.w viii ,ancy h,s chance o.nin
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

Pure white LoghOrn and Plymouth
Rock eggs for setting; also a few
pairs of young chickens. 1871 King
near McCully St 35siif
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
FOR SALE.

Land in the city with a frontage OF
lis feet on King street Ground
rent will give purchaser eight SG,p
per cent. net. Lessee pays taxes
and all other assessments and keeps
buildings ON land insured for bone.
NJ of Lessor For further particp
lars, apply Ia John 4. Colburn.
3j50-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

Japanese pug puppies. Inquire ut the
Veterinary Inhrmary OF 4. II. Row
at, D.N.S.. III King st. 35s7u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

Table. two chairs. lot of shelving. mis-.
sion style, and revolving chair.
good ~ new: extension dining table
and six chairs, mission style. good
ms new. Inquire at Pacific Transfer
CO.. 1876 kinE st. 3593u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

Blank books OF all sorts. ietgers
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
lishiDg Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

In South Kona. 10000 acres OF lard as
/ a whole. Address s. Norris, Waio-
hinu, Hawaii 3550.tf
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FIVE KILLED IN BAN. WRECK
Express, Stopped by Mysterious Sig
nal, Run Into by Freight.
FIaEman Sent Back 10 Step APP
Members OF Train Crews.

Northampton. Mass. Jan. 29.-Five
trainmen dead and passenger injured Is
the result Of a wreck on the F3tchburg
division Of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, three-quarters OF d mile west Of
West Deerfield. at 40 o'clock this morn
ng.
The killed were on express train No.
Il. bound west, which was standing In a
deep cut. brought there by a signal given
the engineer by some one back in the
train.
A fag1nan was sent back to warn the
westbound freight, known TO DE close be
hind. but for some unknown reason the
warning failed and the freight crashed at
full speed into the rear end Of the sta
tionary express. The cars Immediately
took FIRE and burned, incinerating the
bodies OF those killed
Two were in the combination car at the
rea~ Of the express of duty. The other
three were in charge OF the train. Seven
tcen passengers we're thrown from seats
and berths. but only one was injured. He
- q sailor. whose name is not known
The crew Of the freight train saved them
selves by jumping.
Frank Barr, general manager Of the
Boston and Maine Railroad, declares the
company as yet does not know the real
cause Of the wreck. The company IS try
ing to md who gave the signal which
stopped the express.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-30
DRYDEN's OPPONENTS FIRM.
Deadlock in New Jersey Senatorial
Fight Continues TnhroLen.

Trenton, y. J.. Jan. 29.-The legislature
cast three ballots for a United States
Senator to-day, and there being no pros
pect Of accomplishing an election, post
pOned further voting until next Tuesday.
The ballOting developed no materialC change
in the deadlock. The Dryden forces re-
main sohdly for their candidate and the
eight Republicans who oppose him showed
no disposition to recede from the stand
they had taken.
Before the legislature convened, there
seemed to be a mutual understanding that
no serious effort would be made TO break
The deadlock until Mr.. Dryden had been
given the public b airing for which he Eas
asked and which will take place in the
assembly chamber at o'clock next Mon
day afternoon. MI. Dryden's friends were
not quite satisfied with the press notices
that have been published relative TO the
hearing, and asked that it be made plain
that 1t is not 20 partake of the nature Of
mere caucus or conference between
Mr.. Dryden and the members Of the leg
islature. but viii be a public affair, open
10 any person wishing TO attend
Mr.. Dryden himself LETT the city soon
after noon. not waiting even to hear the
result OF the bailOting