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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-02
MOTHER PARKERIS
FUNERAL SERMON
a LARGE GATHERING YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON AT KAWAIAHAO
CHURCH-DR. BISHOP SPEAKS.

Over seven hundred people compos-
ed of all nations were present yester.
dav afterpoo, o+ ty,u,,i,i,o,, ct,,,,,,
W. pay 'iieii lespeC's 10 the memory
Oh inc late Mother Parker The
urn containing the ashes OF Mrs Par.
ker was placed I'm tho copto, or d,
table i'm front of the pp1pit ana ,,.os
nearly hid from Wow b,, M r,o,,.
flowers that bad been cont Inv bar
MANY friends Never befor, b.ye
more beautiul aowers been eean nj I,
funeral i'm this citv
The services yrero opapo3 bv tho
singing of "Rocl- or Acc" h, tbc
Girls choir I'm Hawaiiap fo1lovad bv
n roadipo, of coriptrro b,. IN, ~
Mr. CuIici, Tho Rev stenben Dosbo
sn,l-o roy, words ,lo,,t t,o loo,
"ATotber Parker" that brorobt ,rony
n tear from tI.oss .,r.s,rt Dr soro,,,.
Hisbop spol,e n tow yords soyine in
mart. % can roD,o,,bcr bor NJ,
She FIRST como IN IJanooy,o d, teq7 or
tg3S and will neyo, farget hon,
cheerful She was ab,rt tl,a hue OH
how, motbsrlv she yae f., 49,, enc
,bouf bo, rTor sooiet,, -,,,,, ,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,t,
souobt alton whom ebo grst car,o -
as She was a woman If groat stt,ac.
lion cbo er,+ ,r.i,-l5 -, g., ZOO
and went nm n trim 40 tbo Nrora,,aeoa
islands which nroved fair,ro A,
tho limo Che erst ret,,rre5 40 ty,roo1,o
was at limo tirpe of tbo 49, go,
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MRS. LONGVORTH MAR
NERVOUS COLLAPSE
THE EXCITING INCIDENTS OF HER JOURNEY
FRIEND LOST IN THE FOREST FROzEN-TwO
RUSSIANS PULLMAN ROOM AND FOR A TIME RE
UP
FUSED TO GIVE IT UP.

GRAND CANYON (Ariz). septem-
Der 19-Almost frantic over the mys-
terious disappearance of her friend.
Mrs. Charles f. JOY wife Of former
United States Congressman goy of Mis-
sorr ,rrs Nicbolss opsvortb Go ro,y
IN, t,., yo.go Of a., ,o,.,,,,. ,,.rt,rs.
go. ........,...,. ,.-..,.
anu i'''' 60 - va '''' ''0'' 'i'''' 7''o ''''
Dreah down. LOST IN lhe dense forest
which extends in all directions from
the rim of the canyon. wandering aim
lesslv tbropgb ,u of ono 5,,. ,r5 ono
-,. 49,, ,., MY,
D'7'' '''' ''' 90 '''''' '' " ''0o"
1nls morning "llnlu Sixty Iee' OF Ihe
road she had been hunting She was
seriously frozen when found
Meanwhile her ufe,opa rrisp5 Nus
r,,.-.....,. .. ,,..,..i...- la. ,..,-
aI lhe ho'el anu awaiting Win intense
anxiety for some word from the
searching parties that were sent out.
Al midnipbt She was oblieed f., o,tcb
49,. ,-....,- ,..-,
De enabled TO reach cincinnati IN time
| to attend to business matters of the
utmost Importance Monday morning.
She left grief-stricken.
I'm IN +bot borr tbo so,rcl, b,5 boo,
os tboro,,,-,, .s a. ,,,a, ,,,ss,,,I, ~, 10
II and vot rotI,ing bs5 - soa-, -
tbo Lost y-or,an T3o,,to,u ..,.,5a. 60,
IN w. M 80, 49, -.
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/ Nrovaios a,,.rto,od - - -
,,,,osts 90 +ba 49,, -, ' - ~, ~
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ALONG ESTATE
TRANSFER MACE
MRS. ALONG TURNS OVER MONEY
RECEIVED FROM GOVERNMENT
FOR WAIKIKI LAND.

BY deed of REIMBURSEMENT filed for
record yesterday in the Bureau of Con-
yeyances, Mrs. Julia Along turns over
to her son Henry Along all her rights
in $26,950 held in trust.
The money is the sum received by
the Afongs from the United States gov
eminent as a result Of the condemna-
ton proceedings against the Chun
Along Waikiki property, According
to the REIMBURSEMENT made by Mrs.
Along, $2O,0UJ Of the total amount is
turned over to the Bishop Trust Com
pany for him, to become his absolutely
when he shall have become thirty
years Of age
Henry Along denies that the settle
ment in any way "shuts out" his wife
in case of his demise.
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GAM co TO CANADA
FOR THREE YEARS
MIKADO'S REPRESENTATIVES, SAYS
TREATY MADE WITH GREAT
BRITAIN CANNOT BE BROKEN.

OTTAWA, (Ont), September 19.-
That treaty cannot be broken" safu
Consul General Nosse of Japan today,
when asked for an expression OF
opinion regarding the resolution which
the Dominion Trades and Labor Con-
gress forwarded to Sir Wilfred Laurier.
He referred to the Japanese treaty
and explained that it was signed
twelve months ago, was for four years,
and hence, in his opinion, cannot be
broken for at least three years yet.
At the Trades Congress, which five
Ottawa delegates are attending a reso-
luton was passed touching upon the
Asiatic problem, protesting against
Japanese coming to Canada and call
ing upon the Premier to at once take
steps to have the British government
give the necessary six months notice
to have the -British-Japanese treaty
abrogated.
Mr.. Ishii, the Japanese envoy, who
has been here to discuss the situation
with the Premier, left this morning for
Chicago.
While Consul General Nosse's asser-
ton that the Japanese treaty with
Great Britain cannot be broken or
abrogated for three years is said to be
fact. 1t is pointed out that the
Canadian treaty contains a special
clause STIMULATING that it may be abro-
gated after six months notice. This
may not be legal.
However, an amicable settlement OF
the whole immigration question is
looked for by both sides and 1t is un-
likely that this question will become
an issue.
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OFFICERS LENIENT

Police officer Kelipi was battered
about the face late last night by a
crazy drunk and yet the officer did not
draw his club to threaten or tap the
dangerous struggler, using only his
hands. Orders have been issued by
Sheriff Iaukea that clubs must not be
drawn unless absolutely necessary or
officers will be discharged, The po-
lice, as a rule, are going to the ex-
IRENE and engaging in wrestling
matches on the streets with unruly
DRINKS and getting rolled in the gut
ter for their leniency.
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new MAP
VALUABLE FEATURES OF THE
GOVERNORS REPORT FOR THE
YEAR 1907.

The long delayed annual report OF
Governor Carter for 1906 was received
by the Korea yesterday, 500 copies
being sent here. With the report are
elaborate new colored maps of all the
islands, the making of plates for which
caused the delay in publication.
The maps were made under the SUI
perVisiOn of w. d. Alexander and Wal
ter E. Wall, work on them being done
by c. j. Lyons, ]. S. Emerson, J. M.
Dom, ]. M. Lydgate, e. d. Baldwin,
]. Brown, F S Lyman, ]. M. Alex
ander, S. M. Kanakanui and A. B. Loe-
bernstein. They are colored, to show
the public lands, homestead settle
ments, grazing lands, pineapple lands,
sugar plantations, forest reserves, for
est lands not reserved, rice and taro
lands, schools and postofices.
The maps are brought to date in
accord with the latest surveys and
records and are very valuable for ref
erence.
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STOLEN
CATTLE
HABEAS CORPUS THIS AFTER
NOON FOR MAN HELD BY THE
POLICE.

John Marx, the cowboy on the Waia-
lua ranch of w. R. Holt, who is said
to have confessed that he cut the
brands out of certain hides found on
Hollis premises and idenuned by Lei
lehua ranch cowboys as being the hides
of cattle that belonged to Leilehua will
appear before Judge De Bolt at 2
o'clock this afternoon on writ of ha-
beas corpus sued out in his behalf. He
was arrested for implication in the al
legged stealing of cattle from Leilehua
ranch, on complaint Of Manager Tracy,
at the time tnat a warrant was sworn
out for William r. Holt for alleged
larceny in the first degree, cattle steal
ing being charged Holt was allow
ed to go on his own recognizance and
Marx was held and Is said to have
confessed guilty knowledge of the DIS
position Of the hides OF the animals
supposed to have been stolen.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit Territory of Hawaii
At Chamberlain Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel
Lowden, Deceased Testate.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Administration
On Reading and Filing the petition of
Trent Trust Company Limited, Ha-
waiian corporation, alleging that Sam
uel Lowden of Santa Cruz, County OF
Santa Cruz, State of California died tes-
tate at said Santa Cruz, State of Cali
fornia on the 9Th day of June A. ID.
1907, leaving property in the Territory
of Hawaii necessary to be administer
ed upon, and that Charlotte Lowden.
the eXecutriX named in and under the
will Of said Samuel LOwden, deceased,
has refused to accept said trust and
praying that Letters of Administration
with the Will annexed issue to said
Trent Trust Company. Limited.
1t is Ordered that Monday the 21st
day Of October -. d. 1907 at ten o'clock
a. m. be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said Petition I'm the. Court
Room Of this Court at Honolulu Oahu
at which tie and place all persons
, concerned may appear and show cause,
il any they have. why said Petition
should not be grantee
Dated at Honolulu, September II,
19U..
]. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge of the Circuit Court of the
First circuit.
Attest:
L.. p SCOTT,
Clerk.
4ts-sept. IS, % Oct. 2, Q,
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MALLACH'S CALL.

The representatives of the Home
Rule Party are calling on Governor
Frear this afternoon to present to him
matters relative to J. LOr Wallach, in
connection with the work that he
wishes to do in regards to relieving
the sufferings of the lepers on Molokai.
1t was first planned for several hum
bred of the Home Rulers TO march to
the Capitol to interview the governor,
but at a meeting last night the number
was cut down TO three. The call this
afternoon is to obtain the governors
permission to allow Wallach to go to
Molokai.
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SUPREME COURT.

The following matters will come up
tomorrow in the Supreme court: Ter
ritory V. All Sing ct al. Motion to dis
miss bill of exceptions and motion that
defendants be required to come into
court Kapiolani Estate v Territory.
Question reserved from First Circuit
Court Arguments
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NEW CoLLEGE PREsIpBNT

J. E. Roadhouse, b. s., Of the Uni
versity Of California and a post grad
uate of Cornell, has been engaged as
Dean of Faculty for the Hawaiian Col
lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
His engagement was closed through a
cablegram sent yesterday by Presi-
dent Cooper of the Board OF Regents,
after a meeting Of that body to con-
slider a cablegram from Professor Hill
gard Of the University of California
announcing his selection Of Roadhouse
for the position.
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BETTER GO DOWN.

A day or two In the country at a
hotel where special attention is given
the guests does one a great deal Of
good. Haleiwa is the place par ex-
cellence in this country for genuine
enjoyment because the management Is
always looking out for ways Of enter
tainment. The ride to Haleiwa is
pleasant and the reception at the end
of the Journey delightful. Go down
tomorrow. st. Clair Bidgood, Mana
ger.
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SUPERVISORS TONIGHT.

The Board Of Supervisors will meet
tonight at the regular time, and a
number Of important matters will be
brought up for action. One of the
matters that will come up at tonight's
meeting will be the amendment to the
ordinance regulating the speed of au-
tomobiles. This has been brought
about by the number of accidents caus-
ed by speeding that occurred some time
ago. The matter of Browns salary
may possibly come up at the meeting
but nothing so far has been said by
any of the Supervisors relative to Il.
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Assessment Notice.
NAH1KU SUGAR CO.. LTD,

At a special meeting Of the Board
OF Directors of Nahiku Sugar Com
pany, Limited, held on Friday, August
22nd, 1907, Assessment No. 6 Of 80
on the outstanding assessable stock
of the Company was declared due and
payable October 4th, 1907.
]. WAREHOUSE,
Treasurer Nahiku Sugar Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, September 4, 1907.
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Average Of this month for 81 years,
1.5O.
Excess f. or deficiency - since
January 1, ISIS.
Av. Rel. Humid, 7O.6 per cent.
Prevailing direction, NE; total
movement, 676O miles; average hourly
velocity, 81; maximum velocity Cfor
five minutes) 81 miles per hour, from
NE, on 10th.
WEATHER.
Number of days, clear, 10; partly
cloudy, l., cloudy, G; on which .O1
inch, or more, of precipitation occur
red. 10.
Miscellaneous Phenomena dates Oh
fog, 18th.
VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
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DAILY STOCK REPQRT

Between Boards 100 Eva, 25. rs;
60 oahu Sug. Co., $23G25; 115 /, I. s.
N. Co., $122.5O
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q. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURB WEATHER BUREAU.
MONTHLY AETEOROI OGIOAI.
SUMMARY.

Station, Honolulu, T. H.; month
August, 1907.
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FOR RENT.

FOR SALE.
Pineapple lands and town lots at
Wahiawa
Beach properties Waialae and Hau.
ula
Several homes at $1,000 and under
Henry WaIarhouSe Trust Co., Ltd
Real Estate Department
Fort and Merchant SITS, Honolulu.
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30...S4 q 78 o Clear
81 .....S4 % IS o PIT Cldy
Mean. 1926 1914 $50 1.52
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.

Mean, 1913; highest, 9O.OS; date,
list; lowest, 20 80; date, goth.
TEMPERATURE.
Highest, So; date, goth; lowest, So;
date 18th.
Greatest daily range, -; date, 31st.
Least daily range, 5; date, 10th
Mean for this month in 1890, IS; 1891,
80; 1892, 70; 1898, Is; 1894, n; 1895,
70; 1896, 70; 1897, 70; 1898, IS; 1899,
70; 1900, SO;19O1, 70; 1902, 70; 1908, IS;
1904, Is; 1905, n; 1906, 79; 1O7, IS.
Mean Of this month for IS years, 78.6
Absolute maximum for this month
for Is years, So.
Absolute minimum for this month
for Is years, GO.
Average daily. excess ~ or deficien-
cy - of this month as compared
with mean of 1S years, -O.6.
Accumulated excess % or deficien-
cy q since January 1, 1853.
Average daily excess % since jan
larry l, -t0.2.
PRECIPITATION.
Total this month, 1.52.
Greatest precipitation in "a hours,
n ~
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A compositor. Apply at Star office.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit Territory of Hawaii
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En la fnca aIngenio" del Dorado y
en- la Casa de un catnpesino cay6 ell saba.
do una deacarga el6etrica matando IA
hombre, Iesionando gravemente dos mas
y atcntaDdo & mss de vainte que ALI esta-
ban reunidos, eacampando 81 Copioao
aguacero que Gaia ca squellos momentos.
La Casita se incendi6 con Ia chispa el6c.
trics an nino de coEta edad que dormfa
en- % hsmaca pudo ber salvado con gran.
des diff sultadeg, de Yer quemado.
Se encuentra Ga esta ciudad 81 EF.
Mateo Faierdo, hasendado de Mayagiisz.
Muchas parsonaB de las que agiaten
los espect6culos del teatro, est6n deseo.
sas de que SO tomel medidas por qui6n
corresponds, ia de que be forma Ia cola
correspondence para tomar loCalidadeg en-
ID taquills. Con al sistema actual, hay
grandea des6rdenes estrujones demSs.
Esta maflsna jEe vic ante 81 iuez mu.
nicipal Ia denuncia que hicieron los guar
dias Santos Hernandez, contra Francisco
Rivera, por proferir iusultoB contra Da-
MEL Rodriguez, ahocha las 10 On Ia ca.
lie de 10 Cruz. El juez impusO al acusa'
do, rinco dias de hrresto.
La respectable l6gia "EstreIla de Lu.
quilo', celebrar6 tenida ordinaria esta no.
che.
Los sehores LcdoB. Lopez Landr6n
y Matienzo, acompafiados del taqufgraf 70
Selor Vega NevaFez, salen hoy para Pati.
llas, MaunaboIy Humacao en- propaganda
de la "Fratsrnidad Social Ben6fca."
Los sreS. Finlay w. 7. Comp. de
esta plazs, han cOmpletadO uu gran surti'
do deszinc que ofrecen precios de actuali.
dad y de las 3mejores classB.
Ell Caballo Lord" del SF. Luis Gui.
llermetg, gan6 aver otro premio en- las
Carreras efsttuadas en- el hip6dromo.
Ell Lcdo. SF, Juan Hernandez L6.
peg ha recibidO hoy muches fslicitaciones
de Bus amigos, con motive del dfa de su
santo. (
-Muchss personals fueEon aver tar
de q esperaT el tren de fsrroCarriI CO.
pecisl que SO habfa anunciado para lever
paRaie al hip6dromo, y, efectivamente, no
hubo tai tren especial que fu6 anunciado
en- programs.
"A las ocho de Ia noche de hoy co.
meuzar6 en- la pIszs principal, Ia retreta
extTaordinaria acordada por Ia iunta de
festejoB del Casino.
--Esta noche habra retreta extraordi'
maria con motive de ssr hoy el Patron de-
Ia Iala = de Ia Capital. La coBtea el Ca
slno EDpanol, que ha engalanado Bus bal
cones con cOEtinaB = bOmbillas el6ctri'
cas-.
FL Lcdo. sedor Rafael PalacioA Ro'
drfguez viBit6 esta mafiana al gobernador
Post, celebrando con 81 una laTga confa'
rencia.
-ApenaB preludi6 anoche la Banda dc
la [. un pauo dobIe, cuando mas que
escape hubo de retirsrBe pGblico m6ai'
COS, bsjo copiosO aguaCerO.
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MVNICIPlO De HUMACAO.
ANUNClO De SUBASTA.

ORDENANZA 4 refarente Ia contra.
taci6n de varioa Bervicios pGblicoB para el
Lr6ximO afio fiscal de 1907.190S
POR CUANTO; en- 81 preSupuesto for
mado por este Municipio para ell pr6ximo
afio econ6mico de 1907 1908, fguTan con.
signadoB los cr6ditos Biguientes:
Para extraction de basuras s 60000
Para alumbrado p6blico de
eSta Ciudad, Las Piedras
y Punta Ssntisgo. 10000
Para bRgajas 10000
Para HocorroB pTeaos mu.
nicipales 10000
POR CUANTO: es de necesidad y
convenience que dichos Bervicios SO ve-
rifquen por contrata, durante el af1o eco
n6micO citado.
POR TANTO: ord6nese por el Conse.
10 Municipal de HumacaO.
Secci6n 1s.-Se sscsn pdblica iCi.
taCi6n los expresadcs servicioS, Eeflal6ndoue
para el aoto de Ia subasta 81 dfa % de
Junio de 1907, q las tres de Ia tarde, en-
81 salon de ests Alcaldia y ante Ia Junta
Adiudicadora.
Secci6n 2a.-Las pTopoBiciones go pre-
RentarSn por egcrito, an pliego cerTado,
durante Ia primera media hoTa, 8 ses,
hasta las tres media de la tarde de dicho
dfa, acompafiadas del recibo que acrec; 70
haber Consignado en- Ia Tesorerfa NUM-
cipal el cinco por ciento del importe del
Bervicio que 90 trate de Temstar.
Secci6n 3a.-Terminada Ia media bora
fjada para recibir los pliegOE, Ia Junta
prOCeder6 seguidaments abrirloB, adju.
dicando el servicio al mejor poStor.
FL Municipio 80 reserva el derechO de
Techazar cuslGaa2a todss las PROPOSE,
clones, Bf asi convinieTe los i1tsreses pro-
comunRleg.
sscci6n 4a.-En caso de resultar dos 6
mas proposicioneB iguales, Sc abrir6 una
puja oral POr media hora entire los que la
motiven.
Sscci6n 5a.-Adiudicada la subaAta. 81
rematists conBignara Beguidamente en- Te-
sorerfa Municipal 81 diez poE ciento de Ia
cantidad snual que deba percibir como
TsmunaFacs6n, poT al servicio Temstad0.
S5cci6n 6a.-La faIta de cumpiimieuto
de la Secci6n anterior, traer& conSigo Ia
FeScisi6n del remats, con p6rdida de Ia
Ganza provisional favor de los fondos
pnunicipaIeS, sackndose q nueva icitaCi6n
O. gerviclO
Secci6n 7a.-Los rematistaB SO sugata.
ran en- un TODD las reglas egtsblecidas
en- los pliegoB de condolences aprobadas
pOr el Ayuntamiento.
SscCi6n 8a.-Esta ordenap2a, ser6 pu.
bIicads en- Ia forms que digpone la Ley,
tan pronto sea aprobada por el Alcalde.
CERTIFICO que la anterior ordenan'
"a, fac votada en- session ordinaria del Con-
cejo Municipal calebrada en- 10 de JUNO
de 1904. DanGs, ssoretario Muni
oipal.-Joss Manuel Psres, Presidente del
ConceiO. Humacao II de Junio de 1907.
Aprobsda y Pdbliqueae.-EmiGO Cuadra,
Alcalde
Y para Bu publication, !ibro la presente
en- Humacso & 19 de Junio de 1907.
Emilio Cuadr a.
ACalds.
Jose T6gqtes
SecFetario MunicinRl
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luntl sssoIar De POaeo.

PoE 81 presente se invita- los maestros
que deseen ser contratados para eiarcer ca
este Distrito EsColar 81 curse pr6ximo, &
dirigir suB solicitude8 esta Junta hssta
81 dia 30 del corriente mes.
Los maeatroB actualmenta COntratados,
y que deseen continuar en- ejercicio, debe-
ran tambi6n pFesantar Bus golicitudeu en 81
t6rmino indicado, y todas Las propueatas,
case de no venir acompafadaB del Certifi.
Cado para 81 nuevo afio escolsT, deberao
expTesaE q nimero, grade y tempo poT 81
cual ha aido exPedido dicho Certifcado,
Clase de ingl6sy y tanto por 100 obteuido
en- los ex6menes de este. Ponce, Junio 20
de 1904. Morales Le6r6n. PreBi.
dente 6v.G
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PrsmlO al m6rItO.

El departamento de instruction ha ex'
pedido certifcadO para ejercer de prOfssora
principal, nuestra estudiosa compatEiota
sefioTita Maria Luisa Infante Colmenero.
La sefiorita Infante ha trabsJsdo con gran
eXitO, durante cuatro amos en- las escuelas
pGblicaB de ests ciudad como maestro gra'
duada, no hsbiendo podido obtsner el tftu.
10 de que hoy dispOue per no tener Ia edad
Behalada en- Ia ley, Ia que "a cumpli6.
Vsya nueslra fslicitaci6n Ia distingui-
da professors que ha merecido siempre lan
mejoEes notas en- so diffcil labor.
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NOta trlstS

A una avanzRda edad y despu6s de una
vida eiemplar de trabsio y viItudes, ha
rendido 50 egpfritu al Creador, syer tsrde
en- esta ciudad, el que en- vida fu6 respeta'
BILE anciano hefior Leon M. Acu1a y Pa
niagua, miembro de distipguidas fsmilias
de- esta Bociedad.
La cOnducci6n de Bus restog al cemen'
terio de esta ciudad SO efectusHa On Ia tar.
de de hoy, las = media, partiendO de
In casa mortuoria, Sol 81.
LA Correspondence" toma una parts
muy principal en- 81 duelo que entristece
hoy los hogares de los familiareu del se'
nor Acufis y envia la expression de So mas
Hentida condolencia & la Sefiora viuda doiia
Teresa Aybar.sus hijOs don Eduardo, dola
TsTess, dofis Isabel y don Francisco. & Bua
hermanos dofa Msgdalena y don Francis.
CO de Paula, nietos hijoB y demas deudos,
Paz eterna en- el seno de Dios al que
deia huellR de Rprecio Fespetol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-24
JUNTA ESCOLAR De SANTA ISABEL
VV'V ~ WVF'
Secretario Municipal
AL PUBLICO.

Por Ia preBente Sc hace Baber todos
los que puedan iuteresarle, que 81 dfa pri
nero del pr6ximo mes de Julio go reunirS
esta Junta ESoolar para proCeder Ia cleo
ci6n de los maestros que han de deaempe-
mar las siguisnteS escuelas de eAta munici.
palidad durante 81 pr6ximO siio escolar de
190708.
Escuelas graduadaU; dos de las cuales
ser6n desempensdas por maestros grRdua'
dos de ingl6g; y EscuelaS rurale8.
Los que aspiren cuslquiera de elias
debeFan pTeaentar BuB solicitudes con las
foEmRlidades gus est6n determinadas en-
la Secretarfa de esta corporation antes de
las doCe del dfa de Ia fechs citada. sants
Isabel, r. r, Junio % de 1907.-Manatel
IL MonSeTTate, Presidents 5v.G
PODER.-Con fsCha y del pTesente
met, , por ante el Notsrio de Maysgiss,
Lcdo. Mariana Riera Palmer, he conferi.
do pOder generalisimo d. William Fal.
be y d. Roberto Wilson, mancomuna.
damente.-Dapid WI'sOn, Central "Orian.
ta", AEeCibO, p, r,
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DE
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sarvicio regular entire San Juan y Co.
guas.
salida de San Juan. ~. 4 90 manana.
salida de Csguas. ...... 8 80 id.
Expendio De passages en- ia Bayamo
mesa, San Juan.
Expendio de passages en- 'sCsguau, al
macen dc los ssefOFes EantiEteban Chavarrii
~ Compafifa.
Fletaa de automobiles para pageos ,
viajes Otros pueblos precios conven.
cionaIea.
PaTa infOrmes, diEigirBe & Ia 'Bayamo.
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Francisco Hernandez, Telefono no. lob
santurcs.