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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-08

The will of the late Edmund E. Hoyt of Midlebury was filed with the probate court this morning. MT Hoyt left his all to his widow and after her death it is to be divided in two equal parts between his children, Starr and Edmund Hoyt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut Fair to- night. cooler. Thursday fair. fresh westerly winds, diminishing Thurs day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-08
COOL WAVE HERE
New York Which Has Been Bsk- ing For a Few Days Felt It
 al Sunrise.

New York, July S.-Cooling breezes at sunrise to-day swept the city and brought welcome relief to swel ering thousands, the tempera- ture at 8 o'clock registering 80 de- grees. During the early morning hours one death and 10 prostrd- tions were added to the list of "A deaths and 90 prostrations in the last 24 hours recorded. The weather bureau promised cool sou hwesterly breezes all day and rain for the evening. Roofs, parks, sidewalks, piers and the river fronts teemed all night with sweltering human ity seeking sleep but little was found until the hov wave broke as the cooling breeze sprang up at early dawn. Hospital staffs worked at a feyerish pace throughout the long humid night, caring for the stricken victims that filled these ln- s itutions to overfiowing. Physi- cians expressed the opinion that the only reason there were not more deaths during the torrid spell was that more persons have learned to observe caution and the distribution of free ice and pure milk has kept down he mortality among the ba- bies.
 Philadelphia, July S.-The hot wave which had prevailed here for two weeks and which reached its climax yesterday, when 13 persons died from its effects, was checked to-day by northwest wind which lowered the temperature consider able. During the last two days nearly 100 heat prostra.ions were treated at the hOsDitalS,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-05-07
Ia MuERIE DEL PTRRO.

Muy temprano corria allegro.
mente en- busca de algo con que
mitigar ell hambre. De pronto,
We caer iunto q 81 un pedazo de
carne; y abalanzarse y devo-
rarlo, fu6 obra de un segundo.
Con la lengua Sc relame el hoci-
co, y con los oios entornadospor
ell placer, continGa su camino.
No habia andado una veintena
de varas, cuando un temblor
convulsivo agita todo su cuerpo,
y aquellos oios que POGO antes
miraban apacibles, giran ahora
dentro de sus 0rbitas como 81
quisierau saltar de elias. Sc de-
tiene y como herido por un rayo,
cae al suelo. Hace esfuerzos SUI
premos por valerse de sus piernas;
6stas no lie obedecen, estan rigi-
das. Apenas logra levantar la
cabeza, que dirige ansiosa hacia
un grupo de ninos que le han for
mado circulo para celebrar, en-
medic de risas y burlas, aquella
horrible agonfa. Deja caer pesa-
damente la cabeza; una contrac-
cion hace que sus patas traseras
tomen toda su longitud, unien-
dose las delanteras sobre ell pc
cho; su vientre Sc hunde. y de
aquellas fauces resecas sale un
gemido como protesta muda POI
aquella barbarie. Habfa muerto,
Vinieron despu6s unos hombses;
le ataron & un cordel las patas
traseras, y su cuerpo fue asi ar
rastrado, rebotando la cabeza
sobre las pledras, y lie delafon Z
la margen de un arroyuelo, Gu
yas aguas al pasar acariciaban
compadecidas, la cabeza ensan
grentada, deiando algunas de SUI
gotas prendidas, 4 modo de la
grimas, en- los turbios oios de
pobre perro, que con expression
de angustia, dej6 abiertos la es
pantosa agonfa.
Yo me aIei6 con el coraz6n opri
mido de tristeza, y die para mi
!. he allf como no mata entire noso
tros al que es simboIo de fidelidad
v como esa misma despiadadi
/. muerte sirve para endurecer {
coraz0n de los ninos.
! CARLOS A. HERRERA.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-05-07

que no estan disphestas a agra
decor nj a pagar tales beneficios.
A pesar de ESQ es 10 que cabal-
mente esta sucediendo en- la ac-
tualidad, pues es cosa notoria
que de los favores que un parti-
do 6 sus hombres de importan
cia pueden repartir entire comu
nidades de este territorio to1os
los de mas significaci6n { impor-
tancia van 4 parar a manos de
ciudades que Sc distinguen por
su hostilidad al 0rden de cosas
establecido Y que no muestran nj
ell mas minimO deseo de reformar
8 rectificar su actitud. Est0 Sc
hace en- periuicio de otras ciuda
des que permaneeiendo invaria-
blemente fieIes v que teniendo
iguales reclamos 8 merecimien
tos son desairadas Y dejadas &
un lado para gratifcar Y hala.
gar q las otras. Por tai raz6n,
puede considerarse que las ciuda.
des asi distinguidas con favores
especiales y gratuitos daben te-
ner "la t1nica de Cristo" para
que de tai manera las distingan
y prefieran. Tai proceder de par
te de los hombres que suponen
en- un partido es q las claras una
imprudencia y un desatino, por-
que cIaramente pierden de vista
los intereses del partido politico
que dirijen y defender, despre-
ciando la fidelidad Y adhesion y
premiando la oposici6n y la hos
tilidad. ESQ viene q ser EN- esen-
cia y sustancia trabalar y ala
mar en- proveeho del euemigo CO.
mum y tener EN- POGO los servi'
clos y la ayuda que las comnida-
des fieles y consistentes prestan
al partido & fin de que pueda dis
frutar el poder y tener ell manejo
y disposition de los asuntos pd-
blicos. Els un contrasentido, un
disparate y una cosa que parece
ria increible 81 no estuviera pa
sando q nuestra vista y de una
manera tan notoria ..Acaso cree
ran que la fidelidad partidaria
constituye mala nota para oh.
tener los favores dc una oIgani-
zaci6n politica2
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-05-07
QUE GUARDf Su MlNIClON.

Aconseiamos q Larrazolo que
no gaste demasiado pronto la
municion de cargos y recrimina-
clones que tiene acumulados EN-
contra del delegado Andrews y
del partido Republicano. Cinco
meses de campaha son carrera
muy larga en- la que hasta ell ca
ballo mas veloz y aguantadoI
puede salir trotando y menean-
do la cola. Meior es que SO vayo
muy POGO q POGO para no quedal
on ridfculo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-05-07
CIUDADES CON La TUNICA De CRlS.
TO.

Hay ciertas ciudades de Nuevo
Mexico que son especiaimente
afortunadas en- la obtenci0n de
privilegios y distinciones que tai
vez no merezcan mas que otras
que no tienen igual fortuna yque
quizd tengan mayores mereci-
mientos. Aquf Sc puede traer d
colacion de que la causa de que
este suceda proviene de que ia
fortuna es proverbialmente Gle
ga" y derrama sus favores So
bre aquellos q quienes designa
su capricho 8 Ia casualidad. Sin
embargo, 10 cierto es que en- ell
orden natural de las cosas Y Sc
gun los m6todos empleados des-
de tempo inmemorial, cuando
un partido polltico tipne II podel
Y la fuerza concede por 10 regu'
lar sus favores aaquellas comuni'
dades que ueapoyan uniformemente
sus principles y sus miras q mo.
do de premiarlas por su fidelidad
Iy buenos portes. Nunca Sc ha
visto que tai partido polftico 81
aparte de su camino para pre-
miar y halagar cen favoresinme
recidos y gratuitos & comunida
des notadas por su hostilidad ,
'rebeldia on contra del mismo ,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-05-07
"UNA CAMPANA Dt tDUCACION." "

NariOs de los 6rganos principa
les de la Democracia de Nuevo
Mexico avisan algenero humane
ton su acostumbrada prosopeya
que la campaha actual va 4 ser
luna campaha de educaci0n" y
que intencionadamente dispusie
ron los cabecilas que Sc tuviesen
las cOnvenciones en- fecha tan
temprana & fin de que hubiese
tempo sufciente para instruir al
pueblo acerca de las glorias y
merecimientos del partido Demo
crata y las delincuenciasy y abuses
del partido Republicano. Sinem-
barge, el pueblo en- general sabe
bien que NADIA bueno in nuevo
puede esperar de esta titulada
"campaha de educacion, "porqup
ell partido Democratic nunca ha
pasado nj pasara de emplear las
tretas viejas de siempre que con-
sisten en- ensalzarse 4 81 mismo
y deprimir q los hombres y me
didas del partido contrario. Es-
to todavia podria tolerarse por-
quenaturalmeute en- lucha alberta
entire dos partidos politicos que
Sc disputan una election, tienen
que denunciarse Y atacarse mu-
tuamente en- 10 que toca i lasfal.
tas y delincuencias de que hayan
sido culpables 8 que Sc les atri-
buyan. Pero ell partido Dem0cra
ia nunca sabe limitarse & una
discussion templada de materias
politlcas, porque nunca tienepor
guia q la sana razon y al iuicio
imparcial, sino que tiene prefe-
rencia declarada por las dispu
tas acrimoniosas y violentas v
no sabe discutir pero 81 difamar
de sus contrarios y hasta calum-
niarlos cada vez que Sc ofrece 81
sus circunstancias Y apuros 10 re-
quieren.
De manera, que hablando ing6-
'nuamente y fundandose en- 10 pa
sado, Sc puede afrmar con toda
verdad y sinceridad que la cam
paha que va q emprender en- hre.
We ell partido Democratic no va &
ser de "educaci6n" sino de "difa-
macion," porque va sus satellites
est6n tan acostumbrados 4 ese
metodo que va no pueden usar
otro aunque quisieran, porque
tienen preferencia particular q su
uso como arma de combate cual
Samson la tenia por la mandi.
bula de jumento. Lo malo para
los Dem0cratas es que va han
dicho tanto y han inventado
tantas cosas contra individuos Y
oticiales prominentes del partido
Republican, que va Sc les ha
agotado la vena y no pueden in
ventar mas de 10 que han inven.
tado. En- case de que variaran
de toma y Sc dedicaran q alabar
ell registro del partido Dem6cra-
ta y de los servicios que ha pres
do al pueblo, este divertiria mu-
cho por ser asunto muy novedo-
so del que nadie ha tenido mott.
cia hasta ahora. Asf es que la
"campana de difamaci6n" pro.
mete ser muy mon6tora y falta
de inter6s porque Sc va & concre-
tar a la repeticion de los cargos
Antiques que han repetido hasta
la saciedad los 6rganos y cabe-
elias, sin aventajar mucho nj
POGO los prospectos de su parti-
do
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-05-07
CARLOS A. HERRERA.
La union de las dos pIazas pt

La union de las dos plazas pa
rece estar mas distante que nun
ca, 81 Sc ha de juzgar por el ira.
bajo de cizaha que metio la una
contra la otra en- Washington
Esto proviene de la pretension dc
tener de todo privilegio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-05-07
Las Vegas Lumber Co.,
Acabamos de recibir nuestro surtido de
Papel para Empapelar. Todo nuevo. Mo
chos hermosos designios.

No Sc divide de nosotros cuando desee comprar MADEIRA
toda clase de material para edifcar
Somos los 1nicos agentes de las ntas para Pintar de
Mountain Plain. Hechas estrctamente para cma seco
Sc venden absolutamente bao garantia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
PLANTERS ASSOCIATION.

Planters Association
understood that number
fertilization hybdizatin
Their 1t hoped these
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
STARTING WORK ON
ST. ANDREWS PR|ORY

Yesterday morning at O'Clock the
first dirt was removed in the exca-
walton for the foundations of the new
buildings of St. Andrews Priory. To
witness this event the children of the
cathedral schools gathered, and after
hymn and prayers Sister Beatrice
took the first shove1fnl of dirt and
placed it in wheelbarrow; Sister AL
bertha took the second. Then follow
ed the Bishop, the teachers and then
each girl of st. Andrews Priory and
each boy of Iolani took shovelful,
the dirt being wheeled away as the
barrows were filed.
The contract for the new building
is let and the work is to be pushed.
The school is TO be erected on the lot
at the Waikiki side of Emma Square,
and it will be III feet IL inches long
and lSs feet 3 inches at its greatest
width. The architect is Mr.. G. w.
Dickey, now of Oakland, California.
Sisters Beatrice and Albertina began
work at the Priory in 1867 and gave
it over to Bishop Restarick in 1902.
They have done great work for Ha-
waiian girls and it gives them the
greatest pleasure to see the new build
ing commenced.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
FUND GROWING FOR
THE CATHOLIC SISTERS

The twenty-6fth anniversary of the
arrival of Mother Marianne and three
other Catholic Sisters in Honolulu to
devote the remainder of their lives in
behalf of the lepers, was celebrated
yesterday bishop Libert received a
considerable sum OF money from friends
of the mission which will be added to
the fund being raised for the four Sis.
tiers to enable them to live in com
Portable home when they become too
old to actively assist in alleviating the
distress of the lepers. Father yalentin
will this week ash. for subscriptions from
people generally, of all denominations,
and 1t is expected that large fund
will be raised.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
GIVEN UP BY SPECIALISTS
CURED BY DoAN'S BACKACHE
KIDNEY PILLS.

Miss Emma Shirley, of Kill Buck,
N. Y, says: "Kidney trouble mys-
teriously fastened itself upon me and
1 ran down SO rapidly that in short
time ! was a nervous wreck. / had
no strength and was so weak and had
so much pain l could hardly totter
about. 1 was down in bed for weeks,
and could hardly turn over. When /
got up / was SO nervous, that if any.
one looked at me / was ready to cry.
My eyesight failed, headaches and dir
zy spells racked me, and i had ter
rible pain in the side. / could not re-
tain my food, my complexion was pasty,
and all the time the kidney secretions
were awfully irregular. l went to
Buffalo and was treated by renowned
doctors, but only sank lower and lower
until my friends gave me up to die,
Through friend l learned of Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills, and after tax
ing two boxes, felt very much better
| kept on until had used twelve boxes
and was then SO greatly improved that
was able to go home to Kill Buck
This was within four weeks after
1eft my bed, and l hardly dared hope
| was well, but so it proved. Though
| had lost is pounds while in bed,
recovered that and six pounds more
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills saved
my life, and l shall never quit praisinl
them"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, are
for sale by all chemists and storekeep
ers at so cents per box, six boxes TO,
$3.50. Mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
ALL STRAIGHT TICKET
VOTERS ON NNHAU

Chief Clerk Conkling received some
OF the official returns of the election
from the Kauai precincts yesterday,
and the result in one precinct is such
as to cheer the heart of the most
ardent straight-ticket advocate. That
is the First Precinct of the Sixth, the
Island of Niihau, and there for thirty
seven times out of thirty-eight the
votes were Republican, from top to
bottom, without scratch or wobble
The thirty-eighth voter was Home
Ruler, and he, too, voted the straight
ticket. 1t was glorious victory.
The result of the poll reads:
For Observation-Disclosures, 81; Me.
Candless, o; Motley, l.
For Senator-Fairchild 80.
For entatives-Coney, SO; Ha-
lemanu, 0; Hubby, 81; Kaialau, 0; Ka.
nealii, o. Mikaele, 0; Mooiki, L; Rice,
So; Sheldon, SO.
This result places the voters of Nil
hau considerably above the average of
intelligence that prevails in Honolulu,
according to the Republican manage.
ment standard.
There are four polls yet to hear from
on the Garden Island-the Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh and Ninth of the
Fourth.
All the returns from Maui are now
in with the exception of those from
the Third of the Third, and only two
precincts remain to be officially heard
from on Hawaii--the Sixth of the
First and the Eighth of the Second.
After the official use of automobiles
end much perseverance on the part of
the officials, the total vote of Oahu is
On official record with the Territorial
Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
togo KISEN KAIS1A WILL
MEET THE REDUCED RATES

1t is expected that the Togo Kisen
Kaisha will meet the reduced rate made
by the Pacific Mail and o. and o. com.
panies by turning over some of its
steamers to the intermediate trade, says
the Manila Times. The Hongkong
Maru, Nippon Maru and America Maru
are the same class of ships as the China
and Asia of the other companies, and
with these other liners in the interme-
date class they can not compete with
ships like the Mongolia and Manchuria.
With the reported split in the three
companies it is probable that the Togo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
Frear for Washington.

Washington.
expects Washington November Ia bring
%
lone 70
Hawaii make bis home while he completes publication the
his
this
Committee others similarly
w are O. o WEI
Monday Eva, 27.5o
Tuesday-5 olaa 4.25; $3.50; Of,
Olaa Olaa, Paaulau,
Thusday--12 Eva PTS; 10 McByde 375.
& Il
Walua,
Haw. C. & s. o aw
Haiku,
November Co, onomea
cent;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
CARLOS LONG GETS
TWO APPOINTMENTS

Carlos A. Long was 'reappointed by
Governor Frear yesterday to succeed
himself as a member of the Board of
License Commissioners and was also
reappointed as second district magis.
trate for Honolulu by Chief Justice
Hartwell. Mr.. Long resigned from
both of these positions short time
ago in order to qualify as candidate
in the recent election. Mr.. Long has
made good in both positions for which
he has been named and the reappoint-
ments give general satisfaction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

Kisen Kaisha will soon announce the
transfer of these smaller ships of their
line to the intermediate service and an
express service of their larger boats,
the Tenyo and Chi-yo. The Chi-yo Maru
will take the water in few weeks and
then the japanese company will be well
equipped to meet the others at all
points of the trade. With an express
service of two steamers from San Fran
cisco to Yokohama and an intermediate
service touching at Honolulu this COM
pany would offer as good inducements
as any for travellers crossing the Pa
cifc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
ohicial Figures of the Crop.

The official figures the 1905 5213 Of 5000
This about 10000 the
Islands doubled the until 1901 that
the
while the
The 1904 however, there
falling This the leaf
which, happily becoming the
has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
CIRQUE ouIoKLY CURED.

A few doses of Chamberlain Is Cough
Remedy brings surprising results when
child shows symptoms of Group.
There is no cause for alarm when this
medicine is in the house, as it rarely
takes more than three or four doses to
bring about complete cure. 1t has
never failed even in the most severe
and dangerous cases. For sale at all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
Oahu Leads in Increase.

the
the Oahu 45s20 This
from 53s9to Hawaii
to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
How the Plantations Rank.
Pineapple Men Combine.

Pineapple Combine
This column indebted the leading pineapple what
the the plan
increase the pppe
an increase the marke
A Marketing Organization
This the combination
which all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10


Though ntug down slightly beets have The
writing 392 $7s4O
while shings pence Nevertheless the
market though the volume
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
Commercial News
By Charles L. Rhodes.


i By /. Rhodes
throughout active
Though centra down slightly bes have The
while bee 10 hng ~ $50 Nevertheless the
though the volume business
election week that there was
doubt keeping
week. and other stock slightly ookaia has dropped little in the asked
quotation being instead prob
the carrying the
PLANTERS ASSOCIATION.
The annual meengo Sugar
beginning
fertilization and hybdizatn and de-
Veopment OF new varieties OF cane are 10 Dc me ae
results they have to carried over
Int varieties that will be resistant to the attack. Of arar
that will be
ward conditions.
o.
1905 5000
largest crop
produced that
100000 the advance 1900
1907 1905 while the
larger however,
This the leaf hopper
which, happily danger becoming pest
has the past.
production the has been
In
the period increased from ss9to Hawaii
% this year.
Howth Rank.
Company
world produced 1891 in years
Oahu which second, 1885
year. ter years
this Ewas largest 1902 when ss775 waua
its 1900,
SoS76 tons.
Pineapple Combine.
This column indebted the leading pineapple for what
of
pineapple the
increase pmeapples the
al of lie marke
Marketing Organization.
This plan the results the combination the
marketing organization
Company which has been accomplished all but the actual execution
Production ougrowtng Market
apparent production pnapp
these
the puer The manic the United states VAR ao This f
to growers something be to
production,
past at time almost every line of California fruits 1t
that millions very
larger production pineappes than has reached likely
reached that they
nh that market unless something
pineapple but has not been in its
naturally feeling like money general
advertising
the only equitable and efficient finally combination
been secured
j A Campaign of Advertising.
The which has adopted includes advertising
through magazines periodicals go
pneappes periodicals
. public
Il A
booklet showing many
pineapple be used make appzng Dishes
!, an increas sale
Il
Il addition be
in culinary an as a tab fruit.
| IT a
carry present year.
called
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
ELECTION WEEK.

wasn
the Stock Exchange election doubt had its
week. and other stock slightly ookaa has little
quotation prob
ably signifies nothing that those who
maintain the for in the future
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10
Bank Of Hawaii

LIAITED.
incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory OF Hawaii.
PAm-UP CAPITAL. :. i. $500. 10000
S S PROFITS. 1oa.s17.so
OFFICERS:
Charles M Cooke..............Pr President
p. G. Jones'. ..N1ce-President
u. w. Aaafarlane. End Vice-President
10. II. Cooker. -............ Casnier
|C. Hustace. Jr........ Assistant Cashier
VI B. Damon. ...... Assistant Cashier
b. B. Damon. Secretary
DIRECTORS: Chas. NJ. Cooke, P. c.
Jones, f. w. Macfarlane, E. f. Bishop,
e. d. Tenney, J. A. McCandless, c Ii.
Anterior, c. H. Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENTS.
strict attention given to all branches
OF Banking.
ITUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-11-10

Purser Sims of the MikahaTa reports
heavy rains on Maui and MOIokai.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
The Yale and The Snel
BICYCI e s

1T You'll be amazed, no doubt, to learn
u i that from 10000 to $4,000 Yale &
Smell bicycles are sold from one big plant
every year
q If you seek the reason Why such vast pro
portion Of all the bicycles used IN Amenca
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

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