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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-03
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, OAHU
LODGE.

Room So (second aoor). Alexander Young
building. During summer months room closed,
and activities suspended until further notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-03
PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE NO. ]
q q =

Meets every second and fourth Thursday, at
1880 D. M. Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street.
Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited to at
ANNIE BIDINGER, n. G..
JENNY JACOBSON, Secy-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-03
HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. /, PYTH-
TAN SISTERS

Meets every first and third Monday, at 1880
p. m, at Knights of Pythias Hall, Fort and
Beretania streets. All visitors cordially inv ted
to attend.
ROSE ERICKSON, NJ. E. @.
GRACE O'BRIEN, NJ. of r. & =.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-03
HARMONY LODGE NO. 8, /. O. o. !

Meets every Monday evening, at 7:3e, in
Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attend.
W. F. GEHRING, N. G.
E. r. HENDRY, Sec.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-03
raternal Meetings
EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. /, I. o. o.

Meets every Tuesday evening, at 1880, in
Odd Fellows Hail. Fort Street Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attend.
A. F. CLARK, N. G.
L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
la CAuSA De LOS TABL0RES De.
TERRA.
Dice d professor Kemp an doRlla f0rnasIta @
les mORtafas 10 ha isFnII.0 adR.

Ell professor James +. Imp, director
del depaTtamento Geol6giCo8a Ia Univer.
Gidad de Columbia, diio qukodos los tenn
blores de terra ocurran Cd sitios donde
hay una capa teEreste muy slgada y dom
de 81 proceso de IL formacn dc les mon
tafias no be terminado atin. EstO 10 air.
man los terremotos en- Ia eta del Paci.
ico.
''EI deaastre de Jamaice dice 81 pro-
fesor Kemp es debido sin Auda la mis-
ma causa."
''No IS 9e terremotos qu puedan justi.
fear algpno ep los Estadol Unidcls. =
"No1ay neoesidad de breocuparss en-
NueH York acerca de Io,Ee1ramdtca puaB'
TO f6e en- muchos amos noha habido cho-
qias de magDitud. No AtamoB an una
ona en que puedan ser ftciles lgB temblo-
Fes de TERRA.
Isl ocurren, AinembaTgd, dosl6 tres cho'
IueB en Las cOstas del Paeffco, lnadio debe
Los terEemotoglse suceden
u 81 globo y por conligpients no pueds
emerse que haya otro chSqus iguRl & cato
iltimo On ID misma Jamaica,
IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
IIGtR0 TEaOR DE-
terra en- C0TOzaI E
IsoIina.
Fl notable tiempn friC sDhIs-saIi6 sn
"a naHana Del 30 De ElslO.
LIgsTos yrsbaTiIaos aggassTos.
[DeL Neather Barea.s.

Boletfn semanaI del tempo, de la sema-
ma que termin6 el dia 2 de febrero. aa-
negalmente ha reinado an tempo bueno
durants los tres pTimeros dias de la sena-
ma, con unos cuanfos ligeroB y repartidos
aguaceros en- las secciones del N Y. III
dia 30 fne nublado amenazador en- y
mayor parts de Ia isla con igercs aguace-
ros en- Is region M, p. D centric.
Uurante 81 1eato de- la aamana RENO an
TEMPO de claro nublado en- parte Los
vientos fueron del p. de ligeroS & bTisoteH;
velocidad mayor en- San Juan, ! Z millas
por bora.
El dia 28. 4 ESQ de Las 1875 9. No., 90
sinti6 IN Hgero temblor de terra en- Core
zal & Isolins.
Ell notable tempo frio que he Teinado
desde Ii primera semana de diciambre,
1905, aparentemente Bobreaali6 en- Is ma
mana del dia 80 de Enero, del coEriente,
cuando Ia temperature mas bala anotada
Be registr6 ca varias estaciones,, ,incluso en-
San Juan.
La semana u6Inotable por las extraoF-
dinarias temperatures extremaB que hnbie-
ron ca varias parties de Ia isla. La mas
alta que han informado fu6 $40. grades
en A1asco, 81 dia 27 Ia mas baja, 46o. en-
Cayey, 81 dia. % 81 guida por una mtnima
de 40, en- Aibonito = CayeY, y por 48oI
en Cidra, todaa 81 dia 80. "a temperatu.
IA media en- Ia isla, por Ia asmana tue
1920, que es cerca de 3.7o baja la nor
NAL
EI promedio de la precipitation durante
Ia senana fu6 O.28 pulgadas, 8 aIgo me
nos de Ia mitad de % cantidad normal.
La precipitation ha consistido en- igeros u
repartidos agnaceroB muy irregularmente
distribuidos ca toda Ia isIa; 81 ndmero ma
yor de elIos ocurri6 & largo de la costa
n.
La siguiente tabla demuestra Ia varia-
ci6n de temperature y cantidad de preci,
pitaci6n en- estaciones determinadas
q...x,. Bvaa1nF4aToKn Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06

porvenir pero que cree que nafiata puedR
periudicar 81 partido 10 que hoy 90 trata
de fiar Que la opinion del peblo esta
.perfectamente defnida no en- II dc muni'
cipiog. Que eata de acuerdo % reprimiT
las fracciones polfticas pues eyas mafiana
pueden trabaiaE en- contra de nosotTos.
Que Sc dele Ia facultad Al Gbernador.
81 senor UseTa dice gugse tTata sola'
mente do aclarar un conceFo Que no 20
puede coartar 81 derecho D que dentro de
cada partido sefpuedan hcer excisiones de
hombres que no conforms con la maEcha
de su colsctividad vayn & OtroB Tumbos
en- bien de 50 pals
El senior Torres, queqnizas 81 senior III
zol no ha comprendidl bien II idea de la
enmienda Al aTtfcuIo s de la ley munici.
pal.
Explica 10 que son fracciones. Cue se
trata precisamente dematar las fracciones.
Que Sc trata de eviar 81 que 81 goberna'
dor eliia nm candidto entire dos partidos
y que solo pueda hcerlo del de la mayo
ria.
FL Lcdo. de Digo solicita que ca vista
de 10 avanzada AZ Ia hora se Buspenda la
session hasta mamma , asf Sc acuerda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06

IN carganento De maderas

La "Compaffa induatrial.de Santurce"
acaba dc recibir un extenao yariado sur
lido de maderas para construction que
realizan preeios m6dicos. Cuartones cepi-
llados por cuatro caras, tsbloncillo cepilla-
do una cara; silen bccelado para techos;
tablas cepilladas q una cara; alfajias, ia
bias en- brute, tablones y vigas. El total
de pies es de 629,685. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
LlNEA FERREA DEL OESTn

ItinsrariO.-salidaa de Bayam6n Capt.
Ia simultaneamente.
Dias laborablo-M aiiana 6, 7.O5, 30
$40 ll.OO. TardO l2.l5, l.45, B.15. Abs, 6.45
y $50.
Dias festivos.-Mafana 6, 7.O5, $3.50, 9.A5
, HOO Iardo 1S.l6, 1.B0, 2.B0, B.BO, A.8O
5.45y $50.
Billote baratos para d1as festivos. De
ORtaiO 8 BayRm0n, ida vueIta IL cl aso
90-25 2e oiRso S0-18. De BayRm6n @. .aHio
10 v vuetta IL Class $O-15, 2R cIasO 30 II.
BillOto OrdinRrio de Capital Cal % en-
OlRso & centavOs.
BAyam6n, 10 de SoptiombT0 de 1906 Ra-
WA6n Valdez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
DOY MI PAlABRA UE HONOR

Que los who's mas puros Las conser-
vas de las mejores fabricas. Los jamones
y salchiehones mas seleetos. Las Galletas
y Bombones mas hnos. Los quesos v pos
tres mas delicados. Los Licores Cham
pagnes mas Teputados. Las mantecas,
mantequillas y aceites inmejoTables. X los
mejores " mas selectOs artlculos de PRIME
"a necesidad que Sc consumer en- todos los
hogares de la isla ne Puerto Rico, son de
la CASA CERECEDO, San Francisco, 46
tElI, lNDTMAD NO y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
AIIsa { PaIIeIa

Acabo de Tecibir, nuevo BuTtido de
polainRs de cueEo de puerco, de regla-
mento, 81 precio $500 class extra en-
Floraheim, Glen tipos distinto8 10 meior
en Pto. Rico. s.El PopulaE" -Am6rico
salaR. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
lNBIclDnR GENERAL

roNsEIo A Las MADREs Ell JaraBs eaInlante DE-
"a ser "a Winsow debe snprs que los nnos estan
Iodo de IA dentici6n. proporoua sivio Immediate
q eqpeho pacente produce sueno natural tranquo,
isa & dnlor angelic despierta muy vivo alegre
rs muY agadahle ak paladar, cana Il nino abanda
eneas alva sus dolores, hace facles las fneones del
esomago regula los intestinos Es el meior renedio
conoeido para darrea va provenga esa dentci6n
de eualquiera ora causa 1engase mucho cuado ped
e 4'Iarabe Camante de IA Sonora Wnsiow Is el neos
AZ todos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
| FLORES

Sc hacen deEodas clases pEopias para
eetos dias de canauaI Para adornos de
carruaies, pars aombreros, coronas etc.
Sc sirven Ii pedidos en- 81 acto, San
jose n. 15Y. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06

En- esta inprenta se vends papal de pc
.i6dien vieiI 5000 duinsal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
ANALlsIs
ooMPosICIoN oUtMICA
DEL
AGnA M VTT.AfnTGA

segdn 81 analisis practicable por q
DIR. B. OLIVER Z ROBES
Temperature ...,....... l6o q
Densidad 26o @ 1'O0174
Residue flo s 1900 c.. l..... 3,27O4
Gases que se desprenden espontanea-
mente:
ACIDO CARBoNIcO
Peso de los cuerpos disueltos en un litro
de aqua.
Anhfdrido carb0nico libre......, 80. O'8405
Bicarbonato s0dicO. ...a...... .......... 2'7515
g potasicO icO............- QO858
4 lIiICo .............. ]. 0'0262
- mapnasico o..... 0,3739
calcico ico..... O,56S8
ferroso. ..,,.......... O'OO48
Coruro s6dicO. O'7889
potasico O'O134
g magnesico. co............... 0'0724
caIcico O'O22l
Sulfato s6dico. O'O568
calcico. 100000. OO2sA
Silicato s0dico. ....................... O'0509
Slice libre. ..,....... O'0190
Manganese, alunnio, duOr, bromo v acidO
b6rico, indicios.
pDeposito General, +. Font HermanO,
San Juan:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
+. MATANzO
Or. EE MEDICIHA Y ClRUIlA
Ia TIENDITA
Al ladO del Ayuntanlsnto
DE ]. EoHEvAPRIA.

DE ]. ECHEvARRIA.
Dedicado expresamente Ia venta de
efectos religicsos, juguetes y TRACES para
ni6oa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
/. SIIVa8sSGIng ( Commercial Company
s1TUlN AND As1ADTLLA P..B

BIZ and LetteF5 Cr8ait On aII ClfIeg N F10 world.
Cable transfers Us ma1e COLLECTIONS deposits received, com
All matteE hne and trust nature carefully manages
All profitable busss solicited
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
COLEGIO COMMERCIAL 0E ALBANY

Albany magnificamente sttuado en- Ell
Hudson con superiores adelantos para la
educacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06

Credit Lyonnais
Banque Transs tlaIl
Sosiet6 G6neEale
American Express !
Ct. Amsinck e Cc.
H. b. Hollins Cd
w alls Fargo Bank |
Matte nal Bank of d
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

ting s9att NIT uff BEN Neg sefppe.
nSepDe sc npr aGt, DAP Se nit gu
Hobs gu bic Monties fomme; fpenn
Sic nit bene uffgemidTt fper'n, fam
S6ne tein Weni9 mebr srausfinns."
'@ea, mas Iase sc DO ber5u, 9err
@oit6or9 In 10 sbbss mife mir uns
ais bods QffiI9els fase lOfe! SD
ben ben Miiter Webr nids 0doon
translebtet, bitabs Der bGtt { f9Ons
Qppiniien non meme 2aRosleut triegt.
Bel ben Mee, sc made fi9 gar fem
8egriff, mas Der Wtiiter Wsbr in ben
beutI9e imprubfe bubt. Sr tunn
i3rn in ben gr0bte Salubn 5tpet
Bier orbere mitaus en- Iintsl 8rebt
81 made. Gr fam AUDI gum Dag"
fass, off &Obs DO fam mer ben 6or@
renner { psnig merle. Gr BAT f9on
bunnert mol seIugt, bab er orig iars
RE for fible bsbt, bifabs er bot in
feline Susenb tein Oeuti9 gelsrnt I'm
er bot mid ari9 seprammibt, DAB er
bon ieBt an bd5u tenbe fpput, Dab
iebss &ino in bic 9oblid S9uls an
bic iaoimen SnitrOdi9en tbeiIRbms
miibt.
Mit bette Gsgabs,
Subrs trulie
Weit 9aberd6,
Gstpeier IN G9eriff bon 4ppel Sad.
9olie Serrer &auntis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27
spdbu {.

Sur gntpideIuns elmer
perle bon aebpoitensrDbe sehOren an
bunbert Sabre.
Sn Der nubif9en Wifs finb
Semperaturen Biz an u Grab Geliius
beoba4tet tpprben.
Die StfeeentbGIt in eimem
Sitter 8 @ramm fefte Stoffe, bas
tobte Meeer $50 9ramm.
Bet febr pieI S~nfeftenarten
baben bic Mdnnden mebr unb befs
fere Iusen als bic Weibden.
s 8eIaien ipirb Der seIammte
giIenbabnbisnf (2566 Meilen) bonn
Staate betrieben.
Gin GaB Rinbfleifd. elm SAB
S4meinefleif4 unb elm TaB Slide
tpi.gen ieoes 200 Dfunb.
Die benen Gifenbahnsiige in
RuBlano fnb bic Gilaiiae 5mtihen
Wosfa1 unb ct. Ueters6urs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27
finger tn ReSasa.

@u& bas iunee Nebaba'er @olbs
lamb = i9reibt elm @prrefppnbent
aus @olbfislb = bat feline liebe Nptb
nit @olber5 : Siebereien perl 9iebener
Dirt, unb bieislben iinb bebeutenb uno
bemerfenspertb genug; pie bic @ers
bdltnihe liesen, pirb man biefen
2unsfinsereien audi ni9t fpbulb DOl'
Zig Gtnbalt tbun fOnnen.
1a9 berlGbli9sr @9GBung lit dIs
lein i'm leBten December fir 100000
Gelb aus ben 8ergrpsrfen 9olbfielO's
seitpblen pber geraubt porben, b. 3,
etpa elm @iebentel Ger sefammten
@usbeute fir ben Monut. Sm So
nuar ipurbe cine srobe Senbung fol'
den gr5es auf Der 8abn ~confiscirt.
Cine Der rei6iten Minen 1T f@on
breimal i'm GrpBen beraubt tporben.
9as erfte Mal bieIten einfa9 Wtas<
firte, bic nit Slinten bspGffnst ipas
rem, bic 8ersleute an unb nabmer
fInf Side Defenders aussetpGbltes
gr3 nit. Sas nG6fte Mul fpuroe ben
2euten ettpas in ben &uffse eetbun.
bas Tie betdubte, unb bann Gr3 tpegs
Itibi5t, bus sttpa $4,000 pertb mar.
unb bas brittle Mal tamen bic SpiBz
buben babinter, y DAB elm 9etDifer.
fonit ni6t mebr benubter Sang bes
8ergtperfes als (pers1eintli9 Iebr
Iiderer) 8erpabrungsruum fir bas
sefOrberte @ra bsnubt tpurbe. unb iis
bpbrten BON auBen einen SEnHel In
benielbsn unb f9leppten nidt tpeniger
als 15 SGde @r5 fort!
@iele anbere Siebereien aber fino
&leinbnbftGble unb fperben bon ur<
ftrupulOfen Experimentation iel6ft
periibt, fpel6e in ibren Saf9en unb
in MabISeitte @OIbera Der,
f4ninben laHen. @snn fe ben rrt9s
tisen Stoff" uusfu9en, 70 tOnnen fe
fpl6erart f9pn BEL einem Sang fir
500 Biz $50 9olberS auf bic Seite
brineen. SIM leBten Spmmer fhon
oerfu9ten bic unternebmsr, busi.lbs
Spftem burGsufiibren, ipel9es in
manden 8er9pertslusern Golorabos
unb anbertpGrts beitebt, unb pond9
ale lrbsiter, unter MufIi9t bon
Wd9tern, in einem Guum ale mitees
bra9ten &leiber ableeen unb in eiz
mem unberen bic @rbeitsfleiber angie
ben miifen, unb beim Wegedne url>
aetebrt. SnbeB fiiblten iid bic Berg
Ieute f4tper beleibist uno ftreiften.
WGren bic betr. lnternebmer 3ugIsi6
8efiBer Der 8ersperte, 10 bGtten tie
benz Streif getrpbt, - aber big iebt
limb bic meiiten iur pd9ter, unb
fe miifen hire padt na9 Der 3eit
be5ablen, pb lie bos 8ereperf i'm
getrieb buben Dber ni6t. 81. tonns
ten baber feline 8etriebsfodune Idnee
ausbalten.
Man bat isne SiebiGble nit benz
feinen Hamen rbisb grabbing" belest.
8iele iogenGnnte rMetallprifuness
Iemter" Der Nadbarf9oft iirb Mbz
fabpldbe fir bas seftoblene Sra!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

3 WIter BON 81 Japren
III bieier Sage in .Serieb 9th, 81. g..
Or. Muftin NDsatt geftorben, befen
@orfabren i'm Subre 1880 eintpans
berten unb gu ben erften Inieblern
BON Stonington. Conn.,, sebDrten-
Or. Mngdtt's Batter 5ei9rste ii9 i'm
notwithstanding babur9 aus, bob
CT untsr b~eitdnbiser 2ebenssefabr
0ahri9ten apif9en WafbinstDn unb
@eneral @reene permittelte. Ginss
Saees fiirste er in benz Mouent, ols
er Wufbinstpn cine @naabl Oepef9en
bon Greene ~einbGnbigte, tpbt nieber.
Gin 9er5f9Iug, bic Golse Der iiber>
groben, an &6rper unb Rerpen ges
ite1ten @nforberungeu, batte benz 2e<
ben bes patriotii9en Mannes plOBli4
Elm 3iel eeiebt.
= Be5ei9nenbe Rritif.
Profuriit (aum @einoroBb1nbler):
lin bic StsIe aIs Weinreifenber Bel
uns betpirbt iia AUDI elm ebsmaliser
SoteIier, Der pIeite sins; er bat bir9
ptele Sabre Wein bon uns eenom<
men!" @bef: . pdre mir i9on
elm @ef1eibterer liebsri"
9th Yumpsente. Stu
rent: ~WienieI ion Der 4naus foft.n2"
G9neiber: rMenn Sic ibn slei1 be-
sablen so. font 60 Marf.@ Stuz
bent: rSagen mir 70 = ben untsrs
fdieb bon aebn Mart fSnnen sic mir
gki4 berausgeben.@
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-19
STILL SEARCHING FOR
BALL CHILDREN

Brockton, Mass, Dec. 19-Following the
effort OF yesterday TO secure from Mrs.
Mary II. c. Ball az the Taunton asylum
for the insane. a statement as to what
became OF her children. Grace. aged o.
and Thomas. aged 6. whom she took away
from homo and did not bring back at the
time she returned with her throat cut.
the police today resumed their search or
the woods and other territory Immediate
ly south OF Brockton reservoir.
Mrs Ball could not remember what she
did from the afternoon OF the day she
left home with the little ones until the
afternoon OF the fourth day thereafter.
when she says she came 10 her senses
The children were not with her then Her
repetition OF the automobile incident she
related before several times, has led the
authorities 10 make further search for
such an auto house as she describes, al
though they are not inclined 20 place
much Importance upon this statement.
A letter Mrs. Ball wrote to her husband
since being committed TO Taunton. which
was made public today indicates that she
was In n normal mental condition wher
t was penned. n spoke great love foi
the husband and Oracle and Tomrne aud
stated that her heart was broken bccaus,
of the mystery surrounding tho wherc
abouts Of the children.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-19
JUDGE TANNERS
VIEW ADOPTED

The supreme court In the case OF Mar
garet F1ts-Smon vs. Vincent \. Fitz-
simon adopts as the opinion OF ,he court
the decision OF the superior court given
by Judge Tanner. This was an appeal
from decision of the probate court OF
Cumberland refusing TO find Vincent a.
Fitz-Simon guilty OF unfaithful adminis-
tration of the estate OF James A. Fitz-
Simon. The only unfaithful administra-
tion complained OF was neglect to pay n
claim that the executor did not formally
disallow. Appellant took the case TO the
superior court and the executor set up
the defence that he believed he could Sc
cure testimony that the claim was not a
proper one to pay.
In the course OF his opinion Judge Tan
ner said: while we have grave doubts
as 20 the proper construction OF the stat.
ute. we think the appellee cannot be
heard TO say that he Is not guilty OF un-
faithful administration in not paying this
claim or disallowing II. within the statu-
tory time specifically stated unless lie
can az least show the court that he has
some definite prospect or being able q
procure further testimony 90 warrant the
court in excusing him from so doing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-19
NO AGREEMENT
IN ILLINOIS
CENTRAL FIGHT

Chicago Dec 19-Judgo Ball an
nounces today after a conference with
the attorneys for the Hartman and Fish
interests that he would at o'clock this
afternoon decide whether TO adjourn the
annual meeting of the Illinois Central
Railroad company or give a decision on
the injunction proceedings that have
been held before him during the last few
days.
Judge Ball made his announcement
after William Nelson Cromwell, counsel
for Mr.. Hartman. and Judge Farrar,
acting for Mr.. Fish, had reported that
there seemed TO be no prospects OF their
reaching an agreement.
In accordance with the suggestion of
the court. it was decided that the an
nual meeting which was 10 be called at
noon, should take "a formal adjournment
until later in the day, and that further
proceedings should be I'm accordance with
the decision of Judge Ball
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-19
EVANS FLEET
MOVING ON IN
TWO COLUMNS

Washington, Dec. 19-Tho following
message from its correspondent on board
Admiral Evans flagship was received by
the Associated Press by wireless teleg-
raphy last night:
"on board USS Connecticut. Dec IS
(noon)-The battleship feet at this hour IS
200 miles north by northwest OF ST.
Thomas. The weather Is fine"
"A later message from tho fleet, received
through the DeForest wireless station
here this evening. reads:
"USS Connecticut, at sea, Dec. 1s--Dur-
ing the "a hours since noon yesterday the
fleet made 2i0 miles, the course continuing
due soutreast.
This afternoon Admiral Evans signaled
the squadron commanders to align their
ships, which had been moving in four
perfect columns, in double formation, at
intervals of 1890 yards. The movement
was splendidly executed and invoked from
the commander-in-chief the signal We'll
done
1--WE are now beyond the gulf stream
and only moderate swell disturbs the
surface OF tho sea. The weather is mag
nihcent and between the blue of the sky
and the blue of the waters, the two white
lines OF battleshps moving with stately
precision make magnificent picture.
The squadron scarcely can be said TO
be shaken down as yet, and still they
keep at perfect distances"
Not a single word in the shape OF an
official message was received at the navy
department from Admiral Evans flagship,
nor from any of the vessels OF the fleet.
Both the White House and the navy
department discredit what purports TO be
wireless message from the batueship
Connecticut to the effect that President
Roosevelt had informed Admiral Evans
that the fleet would return by way of the
SueZ canal.
Secretary Loeb said no plan for the
return of the feet had yet been formu-
lated. None of the navy department
heads. Secretary Metcalf, Assistant Sec
retary Newberry or Admiral Brownson,
through whose hands must pass all orders
for the fleet, knows the itinerary for the
homeward voyage. They decline to give
credence to what they term ward room
gossip"
From the position OF the ships when
last recorded. 1t would not surprise the
department officials II the wireless sta
tions at San Juan. Porto Rico, or Guam
tanamo. Cuba, should be able TO pick up
the feet within a day or two.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-19
EDITOR Won HARDEN'S
TRIAL CONTINUED

Berlin. Dec. 19-Maximilian Harden was
haggard and worn and his face paled and
flushed alternately when he appeared be-
fore the criminal court today and took
his place In the dock TO answer the accu-
sation brought by the state that he had
offended not only against Gen. Count Ku-
neo Won Moltke. but against the interests
Won Moltke. Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Gen. Count Wilhelm Won Hohenau and
others. In the manner In which he did.
Harden smiled weartly as he acknowl-
edged the solicitude OF the bailn In help
ing him remove Ids fur coat. The presi-
dent OF the court inquired courteously IL
Harden felt strong enough TO follow the
proceedings.
II hope so" replied Harden.
The president then invited him TO leave
the prisoners bench and take a more
comfortable chair next 20 the attorneys.
The prisoner was shaken from time to
time with fts OF coughing. DIR. Mari,
Harden's physician, said when Harden
arose this morning that he absolutely
disapproved OF his appearing In court,
and disavowed all responsibility OF the ef-
feet TO his health.
Count Won Moltke looked TO be in much
better health than when he was In court
last Monday. He now and then glanced
intently at Harden, but the prisoner paid
no attention to him. He listened languid-
ly TO the long arguments OF the lawyers
concerning the jurisdiction OF the court.
Counsel for Harden moved that the
proceedings be quashed on the ground
that n person could not be tried In two
courts at the same time. BY reason OF
the appeal and the. subsequent processes
the proceedings in the magistrates court,
counsel declared. had not yet come 10 an
End
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-19
Watch Hill Life Crew Indignant

The Watch Hill life savers are indig-
nant over the report published by a New
York evening paper Tuesday. in which
the crew were severely criticised for not
proriding for the wants and comfort OF
the people rescued from the tug and
barSes of Pleasant View last Saturday.
The article claimed To- be based on COM
plants made to the shipping authorities
In, New York.
The people living in the vicinity and
others know Just what was done for tho
rescued. and deny with emphasis the
statements contained In the article They
say that Capt Davis and his crew did all
ir their power 10 provide for the victims
Of the wreck.