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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
NO sR DEscuIDE I'D.

Los varios s1ntomas de una con.
dici6n debilitada que toda per-
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con-
cepto deber1a pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fataies con-
secuencias. Los germenes de Ia
t1sis pueden ser absorvidos poT
los pulmones a cualquiera hors
echando raices Y multiplicandose,
q no ser que ell sistema sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto qve ls
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARAC~ n DE WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como la miel y
contiene los principles nutritiYos
Y curativos del Aceite de Hzgado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifca el sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tfsis y todas las en-.
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada q tempo eyita
la t1sis; tomada a tempo la cura.
ssEl Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
La Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengo
el gusto de participar a Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DR.. Rafael Lavista, Ia Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago la tolera much1.
simo mejor que las otras prepara.
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifios q quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de ids" No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL exito en- el case de
I'd. no SO desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Efcaz desde la pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
sngano con eata. En- las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
Ell FUEGO
DEL SABADO.
Los bOmbeI0s de Pusrta de TierTa
aGudiGrOn al PaTque.
iLastIma que no GusRten con todo 10 noCsslrIo
para C0mbatlr sInIGstTOs!
(De nNestro corresnonanZ. !

DiCiembre 15.-El HSbado & las 1890
dc lR noChs, la campana del Parque anun,
ciabR que hSbfa fuego en- 81 4o dintrito.
TodO ell vecindario de ests baEPio SO pu.
10 On movimiento, para csrciorarse donde
era 81 inCendio.
VimoG 4 los camisetas TOjGs, coFFiendo
para el PaTque de bomberoB Cuando
eAte correBponsal lego dicho Parque, y6
eBtaban loB heroes de Biempre, diapueAtoH,
poneTge en- cRmino, con la bomba de-.
mas utensilios de Combats.
Los CaFros el6ctricos que IlegRbRn de
San Juan, venfRn llenos completsmente de
paBRieroE, que ConcuTTfan al lugsr del 81.
nieatTo, que era en- SantuFce.
Por tel6fono Be ls notifc6 al guRFda
paTque, pocoH momentoB deUpu6g, que todo
habfR Concluido Solo fu6 una casa de
una pobre lavanderR. EntonceB CeBaron
los toqueu de Campana.
El Bargento de la "a. brigada de los
oanaisetO0TOjGs Tomas Acevado, pas6 & los
demSs CompanerOS Buyo, que habfan con-
currido, lists de EeEvicio, Biendo los 81.
guienteu:
Csbo, Manuel Mercado; distinguido,
Ramon Garcia; ndmeros, Iuocencio Prize.
to, Juan Morales, Ernesto Martinez, CEi.
uRnto Robles, Bernardo Ssrrauo, Marcos
Canada, Nicolas Velazquez Elias Diaz,
Santiago CaFabalIo, Joa6 Castelao, Agul.
tin BsImonte, Catalina AndEade, Tito
Cecilic, Alberto EChsvsrrfa y Conception
Castro.
Mi APPLAUSE para todos eBtoB cansisetaS-
rOja que no He smsdrentan ante tan te.
mible snemigo, como las llamaH, digpueE-
toB aiempre Sslvar vidas , haciendaS.
lL6stimR que no cuenten con todo 10
necesaEio para combatir BinieBtroa!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
PIANO PILNOLA.

Cuando PagcusB, A1o Nusvo = Reyes
ge acerCsn, ls mayor psrte de los padres
de familia 60 encuentran perplejou, sin
sRber que EegaIRTle BuI familiare8.
El que tenga posibles, no puede decidiE-
90 por nsda que aveutsjs & nm PIANO
PIANOLA, una PIANOLA, ii eS que
"a tiene IN buen piano.
La pianola trae Il m6sica 81 hogar,
msntG -ndO 81 espfritu siempre AlegEs.
Al mismo tempo que de EecEso, sirve de
pOderosO auxiliaF para 81 cultivO del gust1
q lR buena m6Gica.
Una vista al PARIS BAZAR, de
Pedro GiuBti, una caEta diFigida al Ds
partamento Musical pondr6 & Las perBonal
inteEesRdas On possession de loB datOB que
sobFe 81 particular se desaen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
Ell C0NCEJO De BA-
Vam0n resOIW0
deSfaVOrabIemente
ell aSunto.
MuGhss psrsOnas IeYantarOnss muy
De mafans, perO no. hubO misa
De SguiHaIdO.
sogunaa sontGonSla que Sc sslohrd 81 domingo,
(Ds nWestrO corr sspOnsaE)

Diciembre 16.-EI Conceio municipal,
de snta ciudad, Eeaolvi6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
la petici6n hechS por los dependencies del
Comercio de eAtR plaza, que psdfan 81 Cis-
Fre do los eHtRblecimientoS los domingos
10 manos ell del alto comerCio, qusdando
abieEtos los veatOTTiJlos para que enContTa.
he 81 iibaro donde COmpERr eae dia..
Dicen que nm senior Concejal dijo, que
cuando 6l era dependents, no 90 CerrabR
nuncR ell Comercio, y por 10 tRnto los de-
pendienteE de RhoRa, que se confoTmaTan
con que ss Cierre & las IL.
Ed un aTgumento l6giCo y muy digno
de teneEse en- confederation. Sc ha lucido
ere HeiioE miembTo del concejo.
--MuChaB perBonas hoy Be han levanta-
do muY tempERno para ir la misa de
oguinaldo Gin que eata DO celebrara.
Ell Lido. Lopez del Vale y el senior
don Ceferino NsvRrez NOS han invitRdo
para IL inauguration del Casino de Toa
Alta, que ser6 eI dis do A6o Nuevo.
ProcuraTemoH aBistir tan agradabIe fiss.
ta, daudole las graciaH loG refsTidoB 90.
flores por an coEt6s invitRci6n,
--SsfoE alcalde: Los vecinoa de lR cRlle
dc TOa bajs, 90 quejan de que leo 90 impc'
aible trAnSitAr por Il Gale debido 81 NAL
eatRdO en- que se hRlla.
La Log. EStrella de Luquillo n6mero
inGtalada en- Rio PiedrRs ha tsnido lR
ooEteaia de invitRFme por conduCto de 81
BsCEetario senior M. GOtay Almedino, & ls
Begunda confsrsnOia que 90 llev6 8 efsctO
81 domingo Is del actual. Las confeEen,
Cias estaban cargo de los Eefiores Lodo.
TsxidoE Torres. SsntimoB mucho no
podsE asistiF, pero de todos modoB damOa
las graciaE 81 senior GOtay, por "a Cort6-
defsEenCia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
Intar.sa 1 lbs pratnssr.: d nd.!e,,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA - TisDc
constants exiutsncia de los siguisntes ins
trumentoB: Flautines, FIautas, Tsrcsrolag,
Oboes RsquintOs, Clarinetss, Fagoteg
VioIines, YioIoncaIloB, Contrabsjou, Man
dolinag, BBndurrias, GuitarPaB, Cornetines,
Onovsnss, Trombonss, BaEftonos, Bombaf
dinos, HeliOOnes, (bRjoS) Tri6nguloa. Pla.
tillog Redoblantss Bombos MetodoE
de soIfso = para toda clase de inEtRumen
tos Accessories , m6BiCs en- gsneEaI
San Juan, z. r AnaEtado n6m. 218.-
CalIs da Allen ndm, Fl , Sol ndm. 26.
1a1. va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
NOTlCIgS De ARECIBO.
(De nusstrO oOrrespOnsay).

Diciembre 15.-Han Bido designados
por 81 senior alCalde para OcupRr sl cargo
de Investigator municipal don JoH6 Li'
mon de ATce para gepaEadoE on 81 alum
brado el6ctrico don jose OrFiola.
-AnoChs di6 su primera function en-
este teatro con un HeleCto pFogTama ell
aefioF Manuel GRrcia con "a excslente ci-
nemattgrsfo Paths. Las pelfoulAH todaE
eAtrsnos guatAFon muCho. DurRnte Ia
pr6xima semana siguen las exhibiCioneu
CON nuevas viAtaB.
Han tornado possAi6n = iursdo 81
cargo de conCejalea de este munioipiO los
aeloreB Ramon Cadilla, Francisco Padilla
Jesus FigueEoa.
--MafiRna lunes dan Comienzo On estR
igIeaia cat6Iica las tERdiCionaleB miHaH dc
sguinRldo = ss dice que este aio Is oele.
brar6 la miBR del gallo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
MMeada d San Juan
sEMPER.

Hoy 80 yendi6 la caFne de novillo en- Ia
plaza del merCado & 40 centavos eI kiIo y
Ia de Cerdo "a centavoB.
FL psscado 10 vendi6 4 IL y IS centR'
voB libra, Hegdn 81 oRlidad , Las langostAH
& precio conventional.
Les huavoI 5 por 1S csntavou = las
avsB aunque hay muchaH 90 venden al
toB pracioE. Hay abundancia de pl6tanoB
pavos, paro debidO la proximidsd de
LIS pascuas 10 prscio es baHtRnte cEecido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
EI sargentO lgaTaVidez en- PuGrtG
do TieHa.
El polIell Gsnzllz 50 salu5 con ne salU6
(Ds nuestrS sOrrespOn0al. }

Diciembra 16.-Hscs nocheg, venimoB
obaervando que sl uaHgentO Igsravidez ha
hecho 6 sst6 hacienda cumpliT 10 que nog'
otros le informaramoB en- dfag pRaadoB.
Hace uAtsd muy bien. ABf Be ganRr6
las simpatias de Las perlonaB de conBiderR-
ci6n dc cate baFrio.
En- cate baETio, hace algunos diag, ha
alberto 81 Befior don Juan Sierra, una
nueva pulperia = I'M horno de cocer pan,
ehte est6 bisn montado , obHeEva todos lou
requisites que laH leyes do Banidad exigen.
lie pulperfa lleva por nombFe Eg BON
60rdeO.
EN- eute barrio, hoy domingo & Ia una
= media, poE eAtar alberta una barbeEiR,
fue denunciada por 81 policfa MOreiEa.
lei Babadn en- IL nochs fu6 conducido
al dep6sito municipal desds este bsFFiO On
eBtado de embrisguez mn individuo qua
por sa eatado de delirium trsmesss el poll
cfs juan MoEeira, no pudO tomsrls nada
mAs que el nombre, (F6Iix) la di6 muchc
que hRCeF al CitAdo policfa, pFovoCando
Bu vez & Carmen Soils
Ell individuo Juan Diaz (aO Ne sGE
V6, hubo DeceaidAd de conduciElo en- ID
ambuIanCiR, deuda este baEEio al dep6sito
por 30 GatAdo de postraCi6n (embriagueE
En- esa serviCio Hs sQlv6 81 poliCfa JuRE
Gonzalez.
Nos hemoB enteFado de que ID poll
Cia hoy domiUgo ha dsnunCiado IN graz
ndmeEO do aptom6vilGs poE llsvaE muGhl
vsleCidAd,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
DlA De MODA

Sc sits Is idaa en- 81 comsrcio de sDta
Capital, de sBtableCer dia de mod9 para
les ventaS; con Cuyo motive loG BsfioReG j.
PieEsH , Co, han designado % 81 dfs %
del prelente mes para iuaugursE eate nue.
vo sistsma comeEcial, dando & precios II.
mitadfsimos, no solo el Calzado que para
81 fioras acRba de Fecibir de Espsfis, Bino
tambisn, las gorrsB, pufios, cusllos. calcs'
tines , Ropas hecha para cabAlIeEoB tiens
IN gran surtido en- 81 sstsblsCimisnto "LS
Pslmesana," Allen 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
Ante d Ju.z dul VlIlu.

Miguel Ramos, sutera Andino, Juan
Huertas Leoncio Sierra, Jose Tirado, Do.
loTes SantoB, Pedro Bolivar, han sido de-
nunciadOs ante 81 juss municipal, por de
infrigiE los artfoulou 329 , $50, del c6digo
penal.
Sc le1 nOtifio6, acerca de laa condolences
anti. higisniCaS, que dsbian mejOrRr, dan.
doleS 80 dias de plaso sin que, vencido 20.
e. haYau hseho nada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
Hallazgo de una Cartara.

El apHeCiabIe jovsn Htfior Jos6 M. San.
tiago, halI6ss aver ESQ de las 4 80 p. M.
en- 81 CAIRO el6ctriCo D6mero IL, una car.
terra Conteniendo $33. Hizo enBeguida
les correBpoudientsa diligsncias para
hallar 4 So duefio, y 6ste Eesult6 ser 81
saiioF Il. Bertini, quien, como 90 natural,
On 81 tranBporte del eLtuOisSmo que ls eau
sara el reiDgrsao de BuB 53 gruItOS, estuvo
obsequionfsimo con 81 honrado joven San.
tisgo.
Z se tom6 cervozs dc 10 Undo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
DOCTOR LUIS Case Y lSOTO.
OPTlG0.

De paso para santo Domingo = Cuba
ofrece por poCos diaB en- eIta ospitaI, Gale
de lR Luna so, altos de 8 II .. N. , de
/ & 5 p. m. aus BsEYicios PROFESSIONALS, ha.
ciendo FeConocimiento de Ia visits = degpa'
Chando ca 81 acto BuB pFopiaa prescFipciO'
nes , laa de todOs loa oCulistaG
ColosaI surtido de oFiltales ? aEmsdu'
rou de todaa classa y foEmaa, GMantizA
gug trahaio, aa alcarga do adquiFiH oEia'
taller sEpseialM ~ -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
JuranOhta ante o. Supreme

IuvestidoB con Ia toga han pTestado hoy
jursmento ante 81 Tribunal Supreme los
nusvos abogadoB don AuguUto MalRret,
don Vicente Rodriguez, don Victor Bur-
set, don Quintfn Negr6n SADjurjo, don
Francisco Socorro don Felips JaneF.
A todos TeitsramoH nuestra fslicitaci6n =
lea deseamos IgrandoS triunfoB en- Bu CO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
lJnos dIsal0s VOnUnosos.

ELS de Noviembre pr6ximo paBado
tuvo IN disguHto por una pieEa de rupa
Josefa Ramos CON la madre de Juan Or
ID. AL intsFvsnir 81 Orta, foe mordido
Ga 81 dedo fndics de II mano dersoha, han
tEanaOuFrido trsiuts dia1 , 81 dsdo de Or
g. uigue anfaRmo.
POE 10 YiGto eaos disntss @tabRp epYs,
nenRGca,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
MuOrtu Dc ul c8luhro apache

Paris, DicismbTe 2.-En uua BorpFeSa
dada por la policfR & los apacheB en- Belle
vile, hubo varioB muertoB heEidoH de
ambag parties, quedando an Pl campo ulti-
mado tiTog, Marcelfn Gilbert, c6Iebrs en-
el mundo del apachismo bRjo sI sobFe-
nombre de Gordon Rouge.
Este era considerable como el mas terri
BILE jefs de los bandidou parisienEas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
GONZALEZ PADIN HNOS.

sombrer Caso Preoior
81
10
Cnturone edsico
surdd
suidos udldad
FRAEesoo Z San JUsro o. OLA PAoUITA"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17

-PoF eufermedad del st11T jueE AL
drey IL SeCci6n IL. de la cOTte Go distTitO
ha suspsndido sus BeBiones hasta 81 jueveI,
ve6al6ndoSs per oEden del miSmo juez ID
Srs. leCtuEs del CklsndRFio.
-RepueEta ya de Ia OpeTnCi6n qus Bu'
frisEa en- eats ciudad, ID SsfioFa Flores Do
ESi6n " ha traIladO 4 % hpbitual resi-
&spcis On RiO PisdERL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
Ponce UtuldO OstlhlSGNaa ID Iuntn en- Ia
aSlBbI0a

NoS informan que lOu delegadcG poT lcB
pnsbIos de Ponce Utusdo ls aBswblsa
nbrers que calebrarOn, los trab,jadoEeu 81
domingo On eSta ciudAd, fusron los que
mGs Ie diltiDguisron On 81 curse de los de-
bntsI I,ag conteutaciones q enos dos puebloB
dieEon al CueBtionsrio Sirvieron dc pauta
& los nsambleihtss para las EeSOlucionea
uus tomaron Los dennis dslegadou
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15

her. Angrily she sprang to her feet then fainted. But. recovering quickly. she charged him with being in league with Miriam to cheat her, and then fled.
 Angry and perplexed, Philammon re- tired to his room, while the Jewess. who had appeared while Hypatia was in . faint, hugged to her busom the long sought half of a carnelian amulet which she had footed while the maiden swooned. This had been given to Hy- patia by Raphael. and Miriam ascribed strange powers to 1t. A mystic name was inscribed on it that filled the old Jewess with mingled daring and dread. She had the other half: and to gain possession of what Hypatia held had been the sole reason for the masque- ra de.
 Tt is for Raphael" said the old wo- man, flor my Raphael. None can harm him now. He win not give 1t to the Gentile woman again."
 When Philammon went out into the street again he found all Alexandria in . tumult. Crowds were fiocking to. ward the Caesareum. On aall sides he heard that Cycil was to visit the former heathen temple; now turned into a Christian church, to address the peo- ple. He followed the crowd and at last stood in the temple
 Cyril. being in the right now an d Orestes in the wrong. put into the sermon not only that genius which enabled him to remain so long the ruler of Alexandria. but also the teach ings of his religion, which he too of- ten forgot, It was forgiveness that he preached and he preached 1t with an eloauence that went to Philammori's 's soul. With the passionate and im- pulsive nature of the Greek he burst forward through the crowd, and, new CT stopping until he found himself at the foot of cyril's pulpit, he threw himself on his face on the pavement. spread out his arms in the form of a cross and lay motioniess before the feet of the multitude.
 From behind the pulpit an old man sprang forth and clasped the youth around the neck, while he sobbed: My son." It was Arsenius.
 slave as well as son." replied Phil ammon. q have but one more thing to do in Alexandria and then back to the Laura forever"
 At bout 10 o'clock the next morn ing Hypatia. worn out with sleepless sorrow, was trying to arrange her thoughts for the farewell lecture which she had decided to deliver that day in the museum in the face of aroused Alexandria, at the peril of her life and despite the entreaties of her friends. A man demanded to see her. It was Raphael. returned from his Italian journey. He told her that he had promised that if he found "a man" he would come back and tell her. He had found in Christ both q man and God. He had become a Christian and was about to marry a Christian maiden, the daughter of one of Heraclian's offices with who after the defeat of fthe Count of Africa, he had escaped tc Cyrene. He. the cynic, had found peace. Why could not Hypatfa fin peace also and cast the anchor of hei soul in a sure haven?
 Come again." said Hypatia, finally | q will hear more. My pride Is gone Come this afternoon. At noon I leo ture--take my farewell forever from | the schools"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
A&0I@
 lEA@l3

As RaphaeI went out he saw Phiiam.
 mon standing before the house. o had tried in vain to gain admittancs to Hypatia, Save her!" cried Philatn-
 mon. She must not go forth today'
 It Is death. She will listen to you. V
 save her! There is plot
 Raphael himself had believed II dans
 gerous for Hypatia to stir abroad.
 Now. convinced by the earnestness ..
 Pin hilammon he sought to so pach anu
 warn her. But by her orders the siasss
 refused all admittance. All they couIa
 do was to wait there and see her come forth.
 At the appointed hour she came calm and serene. A great mob waited Tor her. The wild multitude seized upon
 the fair virgin and carried her toWAro
 the Caesariuun. There, against one ok
 the great pillars. they slew her. !ne
 looking upon the rab6ie in disde,n rn. wisn se
 knew not to his dying day whither' At last, as night was falling. he gath-
 cred himself together and sought the house of Peiagia, But at the postsrn
 gate by the canal, where his sister wan
 to be delivered to him. he found no one.
 The gate. however. was unbarred ana
 he entered.
 He heard voices and went up . steep stairs into tower. There he found
 the Goths and Pelagia. The Anal had
 at first agreed to give her up; but ne had faltered in his purpose and was cIasping her to his arms. declaring that he would never be separated from her. When he saw Philammon and heard the insolent words with which the youth demanded his sister, he sprang toward him. The two grappled. The mud cop- ing of the parapet against which they struggled gave way. As they fell tho Amal was undermost and his head ,l. n. I sauf fku atA Dripping. breathIess. Philammon pulled himself out of the canal and lay panting on the ground of the little street which led by the postern. At
 the end of the street he saw the light
 of torches; c mob was surging there.
 Then he saw Peiagia come out of the postern door, but ere he could call to her she had fled into the dArkness. Yet in the end both Phiiammon and Pelagia found their way out Of the
 city of discord. Philammon lived
 many years in the quiet seclusion ox the Laura until he became abbot
 Across a desert space from the Laura beauty to whom the rude inhnbftants of the region brought offerings of fruit
 and corn. So she grew old as Philam-
 mon grew old
 Then one day the aged Phiiammon
 said to his monks that . voice called him and, taking the holy chalice in his hand, went out across the desert. When after a while some of his monks followed to see what had become of him, they found near the cell of the woman anchorite an open grave and in it the abbot and the reciuse. Thus Pelagia and Phiiammon died and went l to their own place.
 | Cyril's attempt to establish a theo- | cracy was. after all q failure: and | when he came to die the wisest and | holiest man in the East wrote: "Iaix 1 death rejoices the living but most I probably disturbs the dead"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15

Next Sundays One-Page Ciassic will be ADavtd Copperaeid" by Charles Dickens.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21
ALAMEDA TAKES
MONSTER CROWD
1903 IN CABIN AND 27O IN STEERAGE
JAPS HAVE CREDENTIALS AS
MERCHANTS-BAN PLAYS.

One of the greatest crowds in the
history of the o. S. S. Alameda, Cap
tain Dowdell, left Honolulu at 1926
o'clock yesterday in that boat for
San Francisco. In the cabin there
are 1903 passengers while in the steerage
there are about 270.
over 200 Portuguese departed in the
steerage in which department there are
also travelling numerous Japanese, Por-
to Ricans and others. The japanese
have the credentials of merchants and
many of them, there are about 20 in
all, have return tickets.
Among the cabin passengers are Mr.,
and Mrs w. H. Hoogs, their ten chill
dren and three servants, DR.. and Mrs.
Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs. A. CARVE, H.
f. Wickman, Mrs. L. q. Winter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott. Mrs.
Winter goes to her husband who is
seriously i'll.
The Hawaiian band played at the
vessels departure. She was late in
getting away owing to the great steer
age crowd and their baggage. Some
1000 people were on the wharf to see
the Alameda off.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Chas H Atherton and VT to Kaala
Land Co Ltd d; int in grs S44, lllS'
ILL., 629, 1119 and 1920, Kamananul'
Waialua, Oahu. 81, and Is 5pd up shs
Kaala Land Co. Ltd, B 2S7 p ASH. Dat
ed Dec %, 1906.
John r Gait tr to Kaala Land co
Ltd, D; int in grs 295, 2SS 1892 and 4SS,
Kamananui, etc, Waialua, Oahu ST.
and paid up shs Kaala Land Co Ltd.
B 2S7 p 45S Dated Dec %, 1906.
VIM w Goodale and VT to Kaala
Land co Ltd, D; int in grs 1870, ap 2,
265, 1882, 444, 719, S42 and 1112 and R Ps
9O71, ap 8; S76, ap 2; 1869 ap /; 1855
APPS 1 and and 5O29, Kamananui etc,
Waialua Oahu. 81 and 20 pd up shs
Kaala Land Co Ltd. B 2S1 p 459.
Dated Dec 20 1906
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21
IN THE SENATE
TWENTY THIRD DAY.

Senator Chnllngworth introduced
two bills, one providing for increasing
the salaries of County Attorneys and
the other to increase the number Of
deputies. Both passed first reading by
title.
The following report was read by
Senator Hewitt of the Educational
Committee: your Committee on Edu-
cation to whom was referred Petition
No. IS, respectfully recommend that it
be returned to the signers."
This report referred to the somewhat
peremptory petition from certain of the
Maui teachers for an increase in their
salaries. The petition had been re-
ceived yesterday. Senator Smith asked
to have the petition gead. In the
course Of the petition a protest was
made against certain senators having
used the term "fussy old cats" in con-
nection with some teachers. Senator
Smith wanted the committees report
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21

From orient, per s. S. Hongkong Ma
ru, March 25th.
From San Francisco, per S. s. Neb-
raskan, March 90.
From san Francisco, per S. S. Doric,
April
From Colonies, per S. S. Moana, APP 8.
From Victoria, per s. S. Aorangi, Ap g.
From Colonies, per S. S. Ventura, Ap 2
U. S. A. TRANSPORTS.
Thomas, sailed from Honolulu for Ma
Mia, March a.
Buford, at san Francisco.
Logan, sailed from Honolulu for Guam
and Manila, Feb. IA.
Sherman, left Honolulu for San Fran
cisco March 8.
Sheridan at San Francisco.
Dix sailed from Honolulu for Seattle,
March 10.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21

Territory at heart, just as much as
anybody else, but have been sent here
by the people of Kauai and it is up to
me to look after their interests all I
can.
"All kinds of appropriations are be-
ing made, but it seems that mighty lit
tie Of it is to be allowed to go to Kauai.
Why, out of the $75O,OOO loan fund for
public improvements my island so far
succeeded in getting just $184.75.
1T isn't fair, and I'm going to keep
on kicking for our share"