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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17

Humacao, 81 CapitGn do lR ponClA .,.---..-
senior Judic0 que eRtuvo en- estR CiudNd con
obisto de aaludRE 81 itfs HRmilI.
Ell director do sanidad dol ConSolids'
do hR tSrminsdo "a Ia Tedaoci6n de, los
nuevos reglam0ntoB do SRnidad. Esto8
han dc BsF GometidOs 4 10 RpEobRci6n del
OOnSejO EjsCutivO.
-En el cuaEtGl general de lA policfa
insulaF no hubo hoy DingunR information
para 10 prenGa. TampOCo j. hubo on Au'
ditorfa, Consolidate , ME4Gi6n EjsCutiva.
-HaGtR 81 TegIeEo del gobeFnRdoF
Post pEobRbl0mento no ne dsr6 possi6n &
los doH ConBeisEoB Idel Executive FsCiOnta'
msnt0 nombEadog.
-J0H6 do loI Santos, vecino de PuGTtR
dc TierEs, neB EuSgR hOgamoB pdbliCo que
deld0 que 20 fue Ia CompaRia LowSnde de
Ii iBlR On lR que ibR un DiKo de 81 llama
do julian Sans como do IA is amos, NO
he Eabido do 81, , uup!iCA q los demGs pc
Ti6diCoG lR reproduction de este noticis.
Ell iuaz municipal AbHolvi6 astR ma
Gana Felix Benftss Isabel MaldonR'
do, que fueron RCusRdoB dc Rcometimisnto
, sgEeli6D.
-P0trona AndinO declaERda CulpabIe
del delito do huEto, foe Condsnaaa hoy 8
mesa8 de aETeEt0. La migmR RCuladR de
abuse dc ConfRnzs, fu6 Rbau0lta On este
Cago.
-El BsRor Joa6 Cl6, di6 vsndeE
Gil Antonio CEuz, unaB verduTRs, poE va
loE "a 80. Acusado sl OFuS do diOponeT
do los vorduras do 81 impoEte, fu6 con-
dsnRdo hoy poE 81 juoz municipal nm
Afio do AFTOStO.
-Por aCom elimisnto = sgTeBi6n, le i'm
pusiaTon hoy So de multR Lorenzo Cruz,
VeCino de 0Tta Ciudad,
--BeRnabe GoOnsga y Julio Flores, que
turbaEon IL pas ahoCbe, fueTOn CaStigadOn
con SO dc multa CSda un0, por 81 juez mu
niCipsl de lR Ciudad.
-PoF el DspaHtRmsnto correspondence
eats estu6iRndo 81 medic de que los allie
nados paGifCoE, que pusdan 'EasidiE en gul
FeBpOCtivoS muniCipios RisndO atOndidoS On
c6nCsptO de banGfCsnCis, sean uRcadOs del
M aniCOmio, fin dc dar lugaF que pus
dan iDgEesaE Lon que ca lR islR Be GncuGn
en- mas graves condolences eBtsn
raCluidon On locales inRdeCuRdoG. Para
IsaSO plazas que ah0Ea pusden scr admi'
tidas CON moEivo de lR RmPliRCl6n ID
local que 90 hA hschO, bay doblO ndmo
70 dc soliOitu6ss de alionadOS que sIpeEan
turno para ingregO. ."
-Manana ombaFcan para Francis, 81
81. Pedro GiuEty, del alto Comsrcio de en-
q CiudaG, 90 diltinguida aSposA 10 GefioEl
RIsris = 30 niho Angel. RegEa1aEGn
finaa de aRo 81 Sr. Giuaty viBitAEG impol
tsntoI nlszas ComeEciAlOs de Francia }
Aiomnnia. Buon viaja deBoamog & lol
digtinguidos amigos,
Ha YSgEo-ado loS Eatadoa UnidoS, sm
baECando en- ol cOEFeO do hoy, el sr. JOG'
Ramos que sstuVe en- 10 i1lR on sSuntoS d
negSCiOG.
-ESER maiianR eEtuvo confeFenCiand'
CON d Comiuionado del lntsEi0E q Sr
Proctor, do Ia Comps 6iR Dc tolefon09' Fa
res que ue tEata de la dsmofa 90 el pag'
20 telefonOg ugadoE pOE algunos departs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario.-salidas de Bayam6n y oapi-
tai BimultaneamentO
Dfas IabOrables. Mariana 6, 2 O5, $50 9
45 11.O0. Tarde II. Is, 1.45, 8.I5, Abs, 5.45.
y $50.
Dfas festivos. -Mafana 6,7yO5, s.sO 9.45
y IL. Iarde 1915 l.S0, 2 50, $50, 4,S0 5,
l5 y $50.
BilIetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
CataflO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ella sc
25G %. clase 16e. De Bayam6n CatahO y
Billetes ordinario de Capital Oataho On
1a, clase 8 eentav0s.
Bayam0n 19 de 6eptiOmbr0 de 1905
Ramon ValdGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
IN Lei Carbon haeia de vlgiIante.

A las $50 de anoChe fac uoFpTendids
una jugada 10 pEohibido en- PuOrtR dO
TERRA poE loH detectives Vargas, Coll, Mo-
liuR , CaGado BE psTIonaTon o. Il casa de
EnCRFnaOi6n Toledo y slIf oncontFaron 10
indiViduO8 tirRndo do Is orOia Jorge
HaCfR de vigilsnta On ID pusFta EvRngO'
liStR AOolts CD Carbon, quiOn aYiI6 Iou
jugadoFoE. EGtoB Se diOP0n & IL fuga ,
rsBultAron con lelionel levOs los ''dOfsgti.
yea" Vargas y Molina lon cualeB fuOron
cuEadoB On 81 CaREto do socorFo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
% BROADWAY NFN.YORK.

Es TONICO. no tisna HuEtanCinH noci.
vas J results IN maguf6co pEoducto, que
hR obtsnido 81 mtjor cFedito "a 81 pais ,
fusEa do el. Los zen lrSs Alvarez HeFmG.
NOS tisnen HiempTe conTtante sxiItsncia del
acrsditAdo nR0N SAN LUIS & cuyo
pToducto nos EsfsEimoS. En- San jose 7
en- eats eiudad q haIIa 81 magnfico ron
"SAN LUIS" conocido muy vmtsiosa,
msnts en- todaB parties.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
NUEgLEs f!HOs, BARETos

ss svsndO an juSgo d nIa, negro, de
Vions; toCadoEes do Caoba con mG1mol;
oonBolaB con mfTmoI a CaRRaEa; RoporoB
do Gaoba, IavndoS; lfmpaEa do CrintaI do
3 Iucs. etc., osC. IufoEmol para loI pre-
Cio-: NoEzRgaFay 5. (PabSlIono1 do San
OEiN6bal.) 8V alt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17

msntoa , CuyO galtO 10 pOns Eoparo
poF A1ditOFiR,
u-AIgunaa pTOfs8OERB do ingL6S del "Hi'
oh School" sstan tTsbsjando On les afCinas
del DspAFtamonto de INSTRUCTION, On la
Classification do loa examens8 ultimRmente
efeCtusdoB,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
G6uOVa On Puurto Rice.

V6anB0 loB sIsgants1 baEtonsI gOnovsB0B
con emppnRduTa de plata, IN UuTtido On
plTaguau genovareB, eB ID msiOF lsda del
mundo. Aqua dc quinR de MiBgeni, para
svitsR Ia caida del psIo. Sc vOnde en- EL
POPULAR de AmeEico salag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17

Ell COmilionado del Interior hs Sutado
Ga la region noRtO de ID illa ingpooCionando
les obFRG rOaIisadRB On los pusntsa dc
"RsyeO.C CatoliCoB" , 'PlatA". En- bPave
quedaF6n 6Bfoa ferminRdon,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
EI senior Alvarez PGia pUGstO eli
IibsTtad.
Fut dscllradO con IugaT Dor d Supreme d ''Hl
b0OS Corpus" pro8GOtad0 ( 81 tlVOr.

DsClaEada con lugaE poR ID CoEt0 su'
prGmR ID GoIiCitud de "HabeaB Corpus" !"
ha Eido puegto en liboEtad en lR mGhAna
de hoy 81 A6bdito sspaHol BefipR juan AL
vagsz PefiR, que fu6 dot0nido pOr d Con-
sal de % naCi6n RhoFdo del vspoE "Bue.
NOS Aires" On 81 puerto de este Ciudad, 81
% del paaRdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17

Sc VENDE una niiIa rsc,insda p,rs
inv6lidos, cali nusva. DirijirEs 4 Lex
663, San Juan. 5vE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
SOLlREs En- sANTuRCF.

Sc venden RoIarou con fronts & Ia caFrs.
tara central } otFOH intsrioroE con GALES
RfFmRdaH.
Informant w. Bosch. Taaan n6msro
altos. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
DE
v. HUSTE & Co.
sucres. de Tinaud.

Avisamos 4 Las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. PagO an
tieipGdO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17

En- OSta impEontS % vendO papol dc
pOri6dicO vi9jo 6 $500 LOG 46 kilog Gun
qUintaE)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-17
-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,

"NVNLOL6EL8O08 3 GAI61A Kl.Ts5 =
muy elegantss y 6 pFsCiOs Bumamonto mo
diC0g. Los acabR de EeCibiE La Iiondits Dc
Jo1sfa EchovaPRfa, q Iado dol Ayuntaa
mionto. Vonda tambi6n ofoCtol Eoligio.
Sas. CompFa onyoItuRaB do JRb0n OCta.
gon.-san Juan, Box 216.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
INJUNCTION PLANK X
CENTER OF CONTEST

CHICAGO ILL.,, 1.-THE National Convention
sos AL defeated the reduce Southern
minis. with the former leading.
The Platform Committee having All
Panama, immigration.
The subcommittee
the the original
but believes that the
flied
cepng in where rreparabe damage
unauthotaive
in
following
The Platform Committee unfavorab Of
admission of Arizona and New Mexico
The California delegation
he
ing his candidacy.
expected that the platform will
ing debate is likely follow Nominating be
lin to twofo reachc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18

and party and escorted them to the
makai entrance while picture was
taken Of them together with the
graduating class. Here also Secre-
tary Garfield made an instructive
speech.
Garfield Speaks at the Normal
Members of the graduating class
of the Normal School, and friends. ]
consider this great opportunity for
me to speak to you. II we are right
In school life, we may be sure that
our daily life will be all right. am
particularly impressed with the con-
diuons at this school. The mixture
of races, the mixture Of complexion
that we have not in the States would
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM
CONTINUED from Page ~


OF the city and to respect the Off
Gals who look after the interests of
the people. Turning to Mayor Aki.
who received the first prize for writ
ing the best paper on the American
flag, Garfield shook hands again with
him. After the singing of another
song, a young girl came forward and
presented the Secretary with lei of
red carnations and yellow flowers, the
school colors.
Mr.. Garfield" said the young
lady. II have the honor to present
to you in the name of the school our
school colors." Garfield thanked her
in a neat little speech. Afterwards
he visited the various offices and the
officers. In the Mayors office. Gar
field was shown the records of the
court by T. Nakamura, who was busy
at his desk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
GARFIELD LEAVES
CONTINUED from Page y

Coal Tomorrow.
The day for coaling the ships has
been changed, and the bunkers will
be filled tomorrow instead of on Sat
urday, as formerly planned. About
all OF the men will be used for this
work. Jack will not be seen ashore
for this reason.
1t was ut first feared that this mat.
ter of coaling would break up arrange
ments for the ball game on tomorrow
between team from the Haine and
the Diamond Heads, but the executive
Of the Maine has agreed to let nine
men CO.
Depart Monday.
The ships are to depart on Monday.
They will probably wait for the malls
before going out, but the exact time
Of departure Is not fixed
Here Is another disappointment for
Jack. Asked on the ship the other
day what he was going to do about
his pay, he said: Sure, we get paid.
We get our money Monday. Got to
spend some In this port" But, what
good, II the ships depart on that day?
The crowds still hand around to
oSo "haI 10 W ue seeH, DuL tne guard
at the end of the wharf and at the
gang plank is now more strictly kept.
Jack a Good Sport.
The basketball team was ashore
practicing this morning It is a crack
aggregation. which has gone some
with the big universities in the East.
The tentative lineup of the base.
ball team Is as follows: Bruff, c.;
Fifer. Hillman and Hefter, D.; Kittei,
h.; OBrien, 3D.; Kenefack, S.; Re.
behart, 3D.; Barker, IT,; Gallagher,
CT; Segnon, RI.
OF these, Fifer was picked for the
oll.feet team.
F. l.. Balz. a coxswain OF the navy,
arrived here on the Alabama, to await
here the arrival Of the New Jersey.
He is to join that ship In this city
Meanwhile, he is under charge OF Cap.
tain Carter.
The surgeons from the ships left
yesterday afternoon for a visit to this
leper settlement at Molokai. They
went out on the Maui, probably to re.
turn tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
At Kaahumanu School

With the picture of his father,
President Garfield, hanging over the
entrance, and surrounded by the
American and Hawaiian flags. Secre-
tary Garfield and the party were re-
ceived by Miss Felker, the principal
of the school. A speech accompany
ing the presentation of carnation
lei. was neatly made by Miss Silva,
while Miss Aylett led the pupils in
singing aloha De-" Here the Sec
rotary urged the young ones to build
up good citizenship.
At the High School
Professor Scott, principal of the
school, received Secretary Garfield
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18

Auto at hack fare. Tel. 3e1. .
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe. .
Honk! Honk! Call I'LL. J. A. Nc.
Leod, for the pleasantest auto ride.
Madame Lambert moved around the
corner on Beretania street in Harrl.
son block.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co.. for
upto-date repairs.
Charles Phillips, a kamaaina here,
this morning fled his application for
admission to the bar. He was recon.
'mended by Lyle Dickey.
Coat your iron roofs with arabic T"
You will be surprised at Its cooling
and preservative properties. California
Feed Co.. agents.
Cane planting contracts of the Ono.
mea Sugar Company with 344 Japan.
csc were filed in the regular manner
with Registrar Merriam this morning.
All those expecting to go on the ex.
cursion to the volcano tomorrow must
get their tickets before noon tomor.
row or their bookings will be can.
celled.
Your typewriter should be kept in
excellent order. The expert at the
Hawaiian Office Specially Co., Ltd,
can attend to II for you. Phone 49,
Don't forget the excursion to the
Volcano Friday of this week. Only
s25 for the round trip: only absent
from Honolulu two days. See adj. In
this issue. .
Captains Harder and Veeder of the
battleships Maine and Alabama this
morning called on Judge Dole and the
other judges Of the courts in the Ju.
dietary building.
The tickets for the boxing bouts for
Friday and Saturday evenings are be.
Ing sold very fast. II certainly looks
as II Honolulu people want boxing all
the time judging from this early large
sale.
All the representatives of the Ka-
lanianaole baseball league are request.
ed by the president to attend special
meeting tomorrow evening, Friday,
June 10. 1908. at his home. A matter
Of Importance is to be considered.
This morning wireless was re.
ceived by the agents for the Hilonian,
Castle & Cooke, when the steamer
was 314 miles out. The message
merely stated that she was o. X, and
that distance at sea at s O'Clock last
evening. This is sending the ether
waves some.
Secretary Garfield will lunch at
the Commercial Club tomorrow noon
as the guest of the club. Members
and their invited guests will be pres.
ent. The lunch hour is from 1890 to-
2 and It is hoped that gtime will be
allowed for Mr.. Garfield to meet many
OF the members personally.
Hannah II was this morning grant.
ed divorce from X. H. II on the
grounds Of extreme cruelty. On Ma,
IL. 1908. the libellee pleaded guilty
to charge Of assault and battery on
his wife before Judge Andrade. and
sentence was suspended pending his
good behavior. He Is printer EN-.
ployed by the Hawaiian Gazette Com.
pany, Ltd. and is paid $27 per week.
He was ordered to pay Sc per week
alimony to his wife, and also to stand
the costs of the case.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
IN FOREIGN PORTS
CABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS'
EXCHANGE,

Thursday, June 10.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed June II:
8. 8. Mexican, for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived June Is.
s. 8. Nevadan, from Kahului, June
10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
LOCAL and GENERAL

A good commencement day is the
one on which you decide to let the
B ulletin pay your vacation ex.
penses. Phone for q booklet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
Z u X d n ~ u 81 81 u u ~ u % y x
. PASSENGERS ARRIVED 4
1 VI q x & ri n d d y u u 4 n Y y

Per stmr. Caludine, Bennett, from
Maui and Hawaii ports. June 1S.-Mrs.
w. w. Taylor. W.. Williamson, II. T.
Baldwin. o. Oss. J. Robertson. @. II.
Mayer, Kim Moon Sung. n. Holt, Mrs.
Kim, Mr.. Aki Mrs. H. =. Baldwin,
Geo. C. Sea, A. V. Peters, L. Sanger.
Mrs. W. II. Scott, Mrs. r. s. Wilcox,
kwong Sing, +. s. Chong and 60 deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
OAHU LODGE, No. /, Z. Of P.
ioNoLULu LODGE GIG, B. P. o. z.

1onoiulu Lodge Nc. Gle. b. p. o
D., will meet In their hall on King
GEAR Fort street every Friday even
'ug.
BY order OF the 70 X.
HENRY G. EASTON,
Secretary.
WIN. H. McINERNY, z. r.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-01
DRAGGING FOR SUPPOSED
CORPSE STILL PURSUED
Los Angeles Woman Announces That
Her Son Is Missing and Believes
Him to Have Been the
Victim

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Aug. 31.-The life saving
crew is searching the ocean between
here and Playa del Rey with renewed
vigor today. The body of the man
whom a number of women claimed to
have seen disappear Saturday is their
object A woman who gave her name
as Mrs. Bryan of Los Angeles reported
to the police yesterday that her son,
George Bryan, who had been stopping
at No. 8, Tent City, had failed to re-
turn home Saturday as he had arranged
to do. 1t was thought that there might
be some possible connection between
the disappearance of the youth and the
reported drowning.
A call at the Tent City revealed the
fact that young man who registered
as George Bryant of, San Diego stopped
in tent number s on the night of Aug
ust 10, but had not been there since. A
search of the beach hotels failed to
bring forth any trace of the missing
boy. The difference between the name
given by the mother and that on the
register cannot be explained, nor can
the San Diego address unless it is that
of an entirely different person, and
George Bryan did not occupy the tent.
The life savers up to the present
time have been unable to locate a
body, although the search is still
going on.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-01
RABBI, AGED 1O6,
HAS THIRD WIFE
BROOKLYN CENTENARlAN IS
WE'D ONCE MORE
HAS 175 LIVING DESCENDANTS;
BRIDE AGED 70
Woman to Whom He Is Now Married
Appears Young to Him-sec-
ond Wife Died Year
Ago
Bz Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. S1.-Although
Rabbi Wolinsky of Brooklyn took unto
himself a third wife three months ago,
it has only just become known to his
friends and neighbors and 1t even came
as news to his children grandchildren,
great-grand children, great-great-grand-
children and great-great-great-gr grand
children.
Rabbi Wolinsky is a white-bearded
patriarch, who has passed LOG summers,
and hopes to pass several more in con-
nubial bliss.
The rabbits latest wife was q Mrs.
Shinney r. Shinski, widow of a former
friend of the old man.
and as the second Mrs. Wolinsky had
been dead only short time the widow
er and the widow sympathized with
each other.
Finally Mrs. Shinski went to the rab-
bis home to keep house for him. She
was only a trife over 20 years old-a
mere girl in the rabbits eyes-and he
grew to love her
So he wooed and won her. As soon
as she accepted him the rabbi hurried
to the marriage bureau and got Ii
cense.
Some gossips asserted that the rabbi
confessed to only SO when obtaining
the license, but there was no proof
forthcoming. He has never been
ashamed of his age. He is proud of 1t
indeed, and is also proud of the fact
that he has something like It's living
descendants in Russia and this country
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-01
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
KILLING JOSE SANCHEZ
Dave Villa Taken Into Custody at
Fillmore, Decedent Having
Named Him as Cause
of Death

Dave Villa, a blacksmith who is ac-
cused of beating Jose Sanchez of 1925
Andrew street, an aged man, so severe
ly that he died Sunday, was arrested
yesterday by a constable at Fillmore,
Ventura county. He was brought back
to Los Angeles late last night.
From the description furnished the
police they feel sure that Villa, who is
62 years old and bears several knife
scars on his body, is the same man who
got into an alteration with Sanchez
Thursday night over money matters.
Villa has been under arrest before, and
his photograph and Bertillon measure
ments are at central station. An officer
was at once sent to Fillmore, as there
is no Jail at that place.
Sanchez, who comes from an old and
respected Spanish family, became un-
conscious from the effects of the beat
ing, and remained SO until he died,
Sunday, when the police were informed
Before he lost consciousness he said
Villa was the man who attacked him.
Villa, who is a small, peaceable ap-
pearing man, declares that he is in
nocent of the charges against him AMI
asserts that he will be able to prove
that he was not in this city at the time
of the assault upon Sanchez. He says
that he has known Sanchez for a num-
ber of years but there has been no ILL
feeling between them.
When see in the city Jail last night
Villa stated that he was put aboard a
train for Fillmore by Phil Percival, a
member of a hardware firm, at 1:45
o'clock the day Sanchez is said to have
been beaten.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-01
GANGS RENDEZVOUS
RAIDED BY OFFICERS
Youths Confess to Stealing, Among
Other Things, Watermelons and
Chickens, and Robblng
Chinese of Money
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Aug. S1.-Following a
hint dropped by John Yribane, a youth
whom they stopped while they were
hunting for a chicken thief, Chief Will
liams and Detective Phillips last night
succeeded in locating shanty on Cali
fornia avenue, &etWeen Twelfth and
Anaheim streets, which proved to be
the rendezvous of a gang of youthful
thieves.
In his efforts to convince the police
that he was not the chicken thief they
sought, Yribane admitted that he and
other youths used the shanty as a
"hangout." Chief Williams told him
to bring his gang" to headquarters
this morning.
Later, however, the chief decided to
visit the rendezvous before daybreak.
On a piece of cloth on the door this
message had been scribbled by Yribane:
Look in book, page 2. Giggar the
cop"
In a book found inside the officers
read on page 2: phillips told me some
body got shot stealing chickens last
night and is coming after you fellows
today. Better stay away from here.
When all of you read this make way
with 1t. ]. c. Y"
In the shanty were found a machete,
a pair of brass knuckles and a lot of
bloodthirsty, yellow-backed novels. The
police started on a quiet roundup of
the youths who used the shanty and
arrested young Yribane, Paul McFar-
land, William Carpenter, William NAL
lett and John Robinson. Mcfarland
is known as BRASS Knuckle Kid" and
William Carpenter as "Old Pail" Their
ages range from 16 to 20
The boys confessed first of stealing
watermelons and chickens, and then
admitted having taken four dozen sacks
and nineteen pounds of copper wire.
Next, after being "sweated," they con-
fessed of having stolen $50 from Sam
Lee, Chinese living near Twelfth
street and Orange avenue, a few days
ago. About $21 of this money was
found hidden in various places in the
shanty. Under the mattress on the
bed $40 was found, and $5 was located
in a talcum powder can.
The examination of the youths was
set for tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-01
CITY Is ADVISED TO }
START FAIRGROUNDS
Boys Club May Be Established and
Tournament Park VIII Be F..
Utilized If Bonds
Carry
Special to The Herald


PASADENA, Aug. 31.-Prompt action
is likely to be taken toward establish
ing Fairgrounds here. If comments upon
Dana w. Bartlett, superintendent of
the Bethlehem mission of Los Angeles,
may be taken as a guide.
DR.. Bartlett commended the action or
the council in shutting out from pool
rooms boys under 21, but declared that
the city would be very sorry IL 1t did
not offer these boys some substitute.
He gave startling instances of the
change which Fairgrounds and boys
clubs had made in the moral atmos-
phere of other places.
AS soon as it's pastor, Rev. James III.
Lash, comes back next week the Lake
Avenue Congregational church will take
UP actively the proposition of turning
its old parish house on Lake avenua
into a boys club.
The house is larger than any minister
wants to occupy, and has proved a
white elephant; but, with its specious
grounds, will be admirably adapted to
institutional work of this kind.
1t Is nearly certain that, If the city
acquires the extensive real estate hold
ings of the water companies, some por-
tion of this land will be turned into
park and playground.
Furthermore, If the bond issue of
$4,000 for the Improvement Of Tourna-
ment park carries the park win be
transferred into a public playground of
great value. The plans include large
plunge, as well as tennis courts and
other amusement features. This inn
provement will be undertaken within a
month or two, provided the money
necessary is voted.