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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17

PARA la PRESENTE ESTAClQM.1,;; Los mu- 1
ChRchOs de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell problema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico; ElOs los son On Los los
m9gnffico establecimiento ell surtidO mas
complete de los art1cuIos del ramo: All II
nunca faltan las legitimas camisetas de
crepe de hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
medals para sefOras y nifios as1 como
para caballerOs. COntratOs directOs con
fabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
clos. No hay quien yea no compre los
juegos de cintas dorothy" que venden
en- cajitas dos lazOs y una banda, 6 en- ca
jitas de seis lazos; podemos seryir ~ cral7 !;
quier color preciO desde 5 l.75 g el
iuegO. Yea ell gran lote. de bordadOs y en-
cafes Cuya realization hacemos menos
de la mitad de preciO. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian Lown,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell pnblico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras visite
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO necesite. P. Q. B. 764.
TelefOnO 273. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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IntorOsa { los PrOfosorOs Do ndslea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-TionO
OonEtantO existenCia do loa Giguisntog inB'
tEumento8: Flautino8, FlRuta8, TsFOsE0lags
Oboe8, Roquinto1, Olarinstes, FagOtesD
Vi0line7s ViOl0nCall0s, O0ntR9bRiog, Man.
d0linag, BsnduFrias, GuitarFRs, OoTnetineg.
OnOvone8, TrombonO8, BRFftOnog, BombaE,
oinoS, HeliCOne1, Cbajoa) Tri6nguleg, PlR'
dlL08, Redoblantss = Bombog. M6bodoz
do sOlfso ? para toda CIass do inssrumOn'
tOg. Accessories y m66iCa ca general.
San Juan, 2. e. ApaEtado n6m. 216.-
OBllG dc Allen 21 Sol n6na. Al.
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GIRO ULAR.
Lo Biguient0 E0cibimoB RyeT;
Sspti0mbEe Is.


SsptiembTo Is.
MuY senior nUOHtF0:
TenOmoB GOts guBto para communicable
que hemoB obtsnido Ia exclusive para 10
vents On Puerto Rico de Les CintRs para
m6quinaB do GICTibiF y del pRpOllCaEb6n de
Ths Grown Ribbon & Carbon Mfg. Co..
de RoChDtOF, N. Y, que como V. saba 90
dodicR unicam0nte & L. fabrication de di,
ChoB dos aItfcuIou, lCB cuaI0s d0dioR toda
"a RtenCi6n = especial cuidOdo. PoY eBta
Faz6n, tRnto Ia CintR como 0l pRpeI cREb6n
que tenemOG 81 guBtO do ofrOCOPlG SOP, 1in
di0puta, lo1 mGjoEsB quB 20 fhbEioan on loB
E'tRdoD UnidoB. TenemOD Ia Ueguridad
de que Hi V. pEusbA Ia oints 81 pspol
carbon do The Crown Ribbon & Carbon
Mfg. Go. qusdRTa CsmpletRmentO natinf0.
Cho y no uBArG otTo1 en- 10 gucGnivo.
TOn0moU OintRB para maIuinaB de todaB
ClagGg, tRnto de UOpiaF como indelOblO1 Ell
pEeCio do CadR una eB do so IS y $3.50 ls
docana.
EI pNpsl carbon 10 vondemoB SO II
GAIA do 18O huiOs, tAma1o 8 13 pulga'
dAB.
81 nusBtFaB CintaB nuoatRo papel car.
bon fuOEen dsfSCtu0gon On cuRIqui9r gsnti'
do, nos CompFomstemog devolVer el d.
nero al COmpEGdor. Eata o. nuostEa meior
gGFantia.
E8perAndo vernoH favoreCidos con suB
6rdenG1 8OmoG GuB altos. 6. 8.
0dnobeg Morales & Go,
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Do AdnIRIstEaeI6a.

Avisamos 4 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse : este dia-
rio, que el peri6dicO no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con t.
Objeto remitan, no yiene aOoml
panado del imports de Ia Sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN .trimestro
1925. Por IN semestre $3.50.
Por uR alo $500. Ra0o ess-
tieipado,
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lnllGlnnR GENERAL

GoNsEJOs A LAS MADREs.-El larabe
salmants de Is SefiOra WinslOW debe
usarss siempre que los nifiOs estan en- Ell
periodO de Ia detenci6n. PTopOrciOnR alt-
ViO Immediate al pequefio paciente, prOdu.
dOlOr y eI angelic despierta muy viyO y
Alegr0 Es muy agradRble al palRdaE,
Galma al niflO, ablanda sus dolores, haCe
Mciles Ia funciOnen del est6msgO y regulR
los intestinOs. Els el mejor remediO como
DidO para Ia diaTrea va provenga estR de la
Tengase muchO cuidadO en- pedir el "JaTa-
DO Calmatne de Ia SefOra WinslOW": es el
meiOr de todOs.
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NETILOIDEs-El mO1or mas sOguEO
do todoB Lon 0EpOOifooB h6Bta RhoER oonooida
para 10 OuFa pOrmGn0ntO do toaB las OnfOE.
mOdad0B do Ia urota, "a sean 6gtGG OP6niOGg
GgudGs. OontiO1O Ol flujo , oura poE COM
plOto, On m0noB tiOmpoH que ning6n otro pre-
siStiti1, Oet. WeioF Gu0 les inyOocionoG may
superior al g&ndRl0 y 0opRibG. EmpiOER Z
.uEtiF su efOot0 lGB tres OuAtro hoFAg do
ARbePg0 tornado.
Los EELTLOTDE9"-6onf f6gllOg do tomRP
y OBt6n pFopaFGdog de manOEa que no E0vuOl-
Von d eBtom0go nj pEOduC0n mGl0B Of0GtOg,
De Venta On t0dAB Las BOtiGRB. Pid0nG0
muOstHa8 gratis 1uB 6ni0og f&bri0Gnt0B-
Frederick StOATnE = OA' DOtEoit, ElGhi.
gan, u. a,
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BANC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital lulOrIZadO S2,4OO,OOO. Capital rOaII
zado S3I5 532.9S, U. SC.
Onernoinnea naLe renLian.

Pr6slamOs: Con garantias personales, con
COlaterales, y con hipOtecas cOrtO y largo
plazO sObre hncRs rGsticas.
1e8OusnlOS: De girOs, pagar6s, y Obliga
clones cOmerCiales cOrtO pIazO.
GlT0S: SObre Espafla, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HamburgO.
qlTOS pOr Cable: sObre New York y Ma
drid:
0uenlas COrrIsnisS: Con inter6s de Up. m
nual dispOnibles q la vista pOr cheques.
lmpOSIOIOlsS a plazO flo; Con interes de 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SeOOlOn do ahOHOS: ImpOsiciOnes sObre Ii
bretas desde rs cts. 900 con intereses
al 6pS annual.
0O6ranza8: Por cuenta agena coz comi-
sion mlnima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los cOrrientistas.
Dep6SlOS: De efectivO y vaIOrea.
Gamble de mOnsdas: De tOdos los paGses.
9oRta do 06dllaS hlpOLeOarIas: La mejOr ina
version en- Puerto Rico, inter6s 2 p. 8 pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
Vslta de- fn0a8: DandO facilidades para ol
pago, on las jurisdiCciOnes de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnlto, ArecibO, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, COTOzal, Qua
yama, HatillO, JuRna Diaz, LOLA, Manatf,
Mar1cRO, NaE&njitO, Patillas, Rio Grande.
UtuAdO, YAbuCOa yYRucO.
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ARRIENDO DE CASA Y FINCA. So
srriendan, una casa espaciOsa, Teciente-
meme cOnstruida y con tOda clase de CO.
mOdidades sitURda entire las paradas Is y
26, en- 5antUree, frente la de D. Luis To-
rO: y una flnca de diez cuerdas, q diez mi
nUtOs de dichR casa, sembrada de yerba
de finca en- dOnde pc eden cuidarse unaS
6 cabezas de ganadO.-Se prefiere q perso-
n9 que arriende Rmbas fincas
Para infoTmes dirijirse a D. Jose PalaciOs
Rodriguez, San Francisco 61-2o piso. San
Juan. 15V.s
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CfTcuI0 Aurora

En- loA aRlonOD dol CfrCulo Aurora, Hs
Celebrar6 una impoTtants confsTsncia, el
Werner 1e dol OoFEiento las z y media
de IL nOChs q cargo dc los SEes MonGgas,
Lsvig GO!veg OteFo.
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SOLAR CASA, SO vende en- 81 600. en-
Catsfl calle de Ia CarEetera No. so. Casi
nueva, que HentR $50 mensusles; tiene do
minio Ell solar mide IL y medias Varas pOr
20 de fOndO. situaci6n inmejOrable. InfOr-
mara ]. Obrer, P, o. Fox l184, parada
10. Santurce. Is V,
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.sOMBRRROg PARA GEWO7

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs.
muy Olegant0I y & procio1 Dumamonto mo,
diOOT, Lon. aOAbS dc TeCibir La TienditR do
JoB0fa EChSvaEEia, al Iado del ayunta'
miDntG. V0ndG tAmbi6n Ofoctos F0Iieio
Uol. COmprG snVoltugsB de Jabon Oota.
R0n.-SOn Juan, Box 21R.
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JULIAN SILVA 84n Justo Is. San
JoGn p r. MueblOriR On liquidsci6n,
PRoCiOU sin CompatenCia, pero al C0ntado.
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NegOCio ffuCtfferO.

ReRImonts raIulta enorms ol nogooio
que an tRl William Smith osta hacienda
con an esEabIeCimisnto de vOntR de ropa
uIada que aCsbB de Obrir en- la plaza
Union Square do Nsw York. Y ne COM
pEende peEfsctamOnte, pusu dO8dO que on
Ia Call0 do 10 Cruz No. IL 10 hR alberto
"LA AlmudAinA" tOdA 10 juvOntud do San
Juan, vendO EsgAlG IoB trajs8 que venfa
u'Gndo, para CompEaF los dc nusvo = 0Ie'
gRnte Oort0 que en- "LR AlmudainR" 90
vendon.
A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paAta Industrial do 6GmtWrOs (san Juan
Box 657) tisne en- ClaB0 dc primers & pre.
clos Uin CompstenCiR, un complete uurtido
para construction de CRBaa Molduras de-
tOdOs tamRhQH. TAblillaB para poEuinnaa
DOp6Bitou. San Juan fronto 81 mualI0
ndmOFO 2. sNnturOo Stop. "a. TOlGfono7
AS : 1880, /
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Sc ALQUILAN. Espaciosos almacenes
en- la calle Allen 81, esquina Tanca, IN
fOrmes: Rafael ROmeu, ApartadO 724 en-
San Juan, p. r. 15v. Mum. 2.
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Il. LOPEZ OEPERO, San J0G6 Is.
COmpTA = vsnta do muebles On general.
So hGCsn pFeBtamOH do dinero sobTo prem.
dNB de orc, platR = piedrRB pFeCioBRB. So
CompRan pr0ndaT antiguRB y modernRI. So
Oompra y VsndO plata y orc deteriorRdo.
Constants existenCis do muebloI, & tipo
OCOn6micoE. BARRAS DE CATRE.
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COLOCACION. Sc dsra en- most trador
de colmado un joven que tenga practiCa
en- ell ramO y presente buenas referencias.
Eecriba indicandO estas, y sueldO que re-
tende. p. D. Box 1907. v. 8.
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-ENTRE los COmpradOrss do roloie. &
plREOB On In joYOFia dc F. KehEhAhn Go
20 EegRlA I'M r0loj "WalthAm" uemanal'
m0ntG. La Ultima BsmAnR obbuvo uno el
gOCio senior J. M. ManeRo, San Juan.
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5E ALQUILAN dos espaciosas babita-
clones prOpias para Ofcinas o Dep6sitO en-
los bajOs de la casa Gale de la FOrtaleza
No. l8. En- los altos iuformarau. 15V a.
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
STATE ROAD
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
STATE ROAD. Del. March 10-A
temperance meeting will be held in tho
chapel at State Road on March 81, and
a lecture will be- given by Mrs. Efie
Lambert, of Philadelphia.
J. w. Denning has q force of men
cutting and loading on board of cars
poplar and sweet gumwood for the Del
aware pulp mills. and the work has
been a great help to the unemployed
men Of this place during the winter.
w. E. Cranston lost a valuable COW
last week.
The State Road Hunting ClubN had a
bag hunt here on Saturday. which
proved very exciting. After reynard
was turned loose he gave twenty-five
horsenen and twenty-cne dogs lively
run for three hours before he took to
earth on the McFarlin farm.
A building boom has struck this
place, S. B. Miller has remodeled and
built a new addition to his home. H. II.
Hance has also remodeled his home
and is building a new tenant house.
Mrs. r. Catlin is building pretty new
house on her farm.
Wheat is showing some sign Of life.
hut owing to the late sowing ana hard
winter, does not look as we'll as usual
at this S,uss Of year n thiz ssotaen-
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
PREPARING TO
ERECT SCHOOL
Board of Education Has Sc
IeCted New Site and Will
Probably Build There

The Board of Education last night
authorized the new building committee
Of that body to purchase another site
for a school. This lot is located at
the northeast corner Of Twelfth and
Poplar streets and can be purchased
for $4,000. The building committee has
already obtained an option on the site
from S. w. Mccaulley and the ground
win now be bought and paid for with
the approval of the city solicitor.
The board sometime ago authorized
the purchase Of a lot at Twenty second
and Locust streets, but as only one
school can be built this year owing to
the condition OF the finances Of the
board, the building committee is un-
decided on which site to build. 1t is
probable, however, that the new school
will be erected on the Twelfth and
Poplar street site. The board mem
bers are OF the opinion that a school
Is more needed there than in the VII
cinity Of Twenty-second and Locust
streets.
The new building committee was in
structed to get sketches for the new
school on the competitive plan, and
all the architects in the city will be
asked to participate in the competi-
hon.
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
CITY TO BEGIN PAVING
WHEN FROST IS GONE

and supervision Of Street Commissioners
Pierson. The first street to be paved
viii be Vandever avenue, which will be
laid with bitulithic. AS the avenue is
fourteen blocks long. it viii require
some time to finish and will afford a
thorough illustration Of the benefit to
be derived from paving by the muni-
cipality.
What streets win be paved with
asphalt. concrete or bitulithic win be
decided by the Street and Sewer pirec-
tors Bitulithie viii be used in the
majority of streets. but where it will
be more convenient or economical, con-
crete or asphalt will be laid. A street
that is rough, but already has sound
foundation of asphalt, for instance, viii
be cleaned and two or three inch
coating of asphalt viii be laid on top,
thus saving the expense Of tearing It
up and paving It with bitulithic. The
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
SAMUEL F. Belts
WAS EULOGIzED
Board OF Education Adopts
Resolutions Of Respect on
Death OF ex-Member

In recognition Of the services Of the
late Samuel f. Belts. who was mem-
ber of the Board of Education for 22
years and. was forced to retire by rea-
son Of iil-health. the Board Of Educa-
ton at its meeting last night, adopted
resolutions Of respect on the death Of
the deceased ex-member. Mr.. Baynard
ofrered the resolutions and they were
unanimously adopted. The resolutions
follow:
Whereas, The Board Of Public Edu-
cation in Wilmington has learned with
sorrow of the death Of Samuel +.
Belts, a former member Of this board,
who for twenty-five years faithfully
and acceptably represented the Sixth
ward, being first elected in February,
1877, TO fill a vacancy caused by death
and at fve consecutive elections was
honoEsa hy hla censtitususa. serving
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
AFTER PROPERTY
FOR PLAYGROUND
Board Of Education Wants
Water Board TO Withdraw
Objections

The Board Of Education last night
adopted a resolution requesting the
Water Department to withdraw its OBJ
lection to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company laying water mains along its
right of way. and thereby obtain for
the city, the railroad property at Third
and Church streets. for a children's
playground. The resolution follows.
Whereas, It is recognized by an
thoughtful people everywhere that play
is a necessary element in the healthy
development of normal children, 1t IS
also recognized that there are too few
parks and Fairgrounds at the command
of the children of this city and that
vacant lots are rapidly being covered
with taxable buildings so that the only
opportunities for play are afforded by
the streets. and that there the childre i
must necessarily be subject to police
restraint. which comes in the natur
Of repression. and as a result many
children early acquire false notions Of
police order ana habits of evasion
which rapidly develops into open defi-
ance Of law and its sequence. the
gang Now,
Whereas. There IS a certain vacant
lot in the limits Of this city, the prop
erty Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. bounded by Fourth, Third
and Church streets and the Christiara
River. and.
Whereas, The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company is willing to lease the
aforesaid lot to the Street and Sewer
Department OF the city of Wilmington
for a term Of years to be used by TIL
children as a playground to which they
may have free access at all times and
whenever they may engage in play.
suitable games and physical exercise
for pleasure and for the development
of the body, and,
Whereas. The Park Commission Of
the city Of Wilmington in case a lease
of said lot shall be made to the Street
and Sewer Department by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, is willing
to put the said vacant lot into suit
able condition for the use of the chill
dren, therefore be 1t.
Resolved, That the Water Depart
ment of the city of Wilmington be ana
is hereby most respectfully requested
and urged to withdraw whatever objec-
tion there may be to the leasing Of tho
said lot to the Street and Sewer De-
partment for the use and benefit Of
the children Of this city.
Evening journal., 1908-03-10

Although the paving plant, which
the Street and Sewer department pur-
chased several months ago from the
Warren Brothers Company. Of Boston,
win be ready for operation within two
weeks. it is not probable that the Street
and Sewer Department will prepare 10
nut IL TO use until the beginning of
ne4t month. The possibility Of a re-
currence Of frost makes this precaution
necessary.
The plant will be located on the old
tions and win be ready to be installed
at least By the end of the month. Two
tar tanks, a boiler and an engine have
already been received. and separators,
mixers and other attachments are
awaited. The department is now build
ing a concrete foundation on the site
selected for the plant, and 10 be further
prepared to carry on the work, eight
asphalt wagons, at a cost of sl4I60
each. and a new roller. costing more
than s265O. have been purchased by the
Street and Sewer Directors.
Thep liant viii be located on the old
Thatcher property near the Delaware
Granite and Mining Quarries, Four
teenth and Pine streets. The plant
can be used for either asphalt conerste
or bitulithic paving. The price paid
for the apparatus by the Street and
sewer Directors was sl2.260 A strong
argument for it's purchase. when II was
being considered by the directors. was
the estimate Of the directors taht the
city would save 30 cents a yard by
doing its own paving over paving by
contract. In proportion TO the work
that the department win undertake
this summer, It is estimated that the
city will be able to save s51. .0oo
The giant Will be under shs dissess0n
Evening journal., 1908-03-10

residential section win probably re-
ceive the benefit Of the bitulithic pave
ment, II being favored BY the Street
and Sewer Directors as being more pre-
sentable and enduring.
I'VE shall begin paving just as soon
as the weather permits" said Street
Commissioner Pierson to-day "The
frost must be thoroughly out OF the
ground before we do the work. and we
must be careful not to start while there
is danger OF recurrence Of frost, which
is always imminent in March,"
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
WANT BUREAU OF
MINES ESTABLISHED

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Repre-
sentativ seof the United Mine Workers
appeared before the House Com
mittee on Mines and Mining in ad-
vocacy of the establishment Of a bu-
reau of mines. Representatives Will
son, (Dem. Pa.) formerly an officer
Of the union and for years a practical
miner said that the need of such a
bureau was particularly evident in view
Of the recent disasters. Wilson wants
the bureau put under the Interior De-
partment.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
Mission Pieces Reduced

Balance of our stock of Arm
Chairs. Rockers and Settees in
Mission design reduced Is per ct.
Arm Chairs from SO to SIT,
now So to Sl2.75,
Rockers from 81 to $3.50,
now SIS. rs to SO. 81.
Settees from s13 to $32. now
SO. rs to $24.
Evening journal., 1908-03-10

until compelled BY falling health 70 re-
tire from activity. and
Whereas. by his strict aAtention 70
details Of business he so merited the
confidence Of this board as to serve
with credit in many important COM
mittee positions where his advice and
opinions were highly respected. serving
namely on the committees Of finance,
accounts, books, teachers, repairs and
fuel, his longest service being in CON-
nection with the latter committee OF
which he was chairman continuously
for sixteen years, and
Whereas, Up to the time Of his last
serious illness Mr.. Belts maintained a
lively interest in the welfare Of the
public schools Of Wilmington. there-
fore be It,
Resolved, That the Beard Of Pabisu
Education In Wilmington express lta
appreciation of the past services Of
Samuel f. Belts In behalf OF the public
schoo system and his indefatlgable ee-
forts 10 promote the welfare OF the
public interests.
Resolved, That q copy Of this reso-
luton be entered on the records Of this
board and copy sent to the family of
the deceased.
Evening journal., 1908-03-10

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DEMOCRATS FAVOR
EMERGENCY NOTES

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, March s.-The
members of the committee
on banking and currency put them
selves on record in favor of an issue
Of United States emergency currency
notes, in the minority report on the
Fowler bill filed with the House
The bill approved is that intro
duced by minority leader williams. of
Evening journal., 1908-03-10
Maroh In.

March In.
Buy a famous Saltzgiver e Bupp
$500 or $500 Hat. - years in VIII
mington is proof of their goodness.
Factory and store, s32 Market street.
Your old hat cleaned, blocked and re-
trimmed for s1.00.*
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Around the
olice Station
X x * * X X X X X X * # x X 4 j

It is said that Chief of Detectives
Kalakiela may be retained under the
jarrett administration at the police
station as the head of the detective
| bureau. This bureau may be directed
| by a captain in future, instead of by
chief, to have equal authority only
with the captain of the foot police.
During the absence of District Mag
istrate Andrade, a peculiar situation
/ has arisen with Second District Magis-
trate Long on the bench. Mr.. Long
is disqualified to act in liquor cases,
owing to his position as commissioner
| on the Board of License Commission
ers. The point was raised yesterday
| morning in the case of Okabe, charged
with selling liquor without license.
Attorney Peters, for the defendant, OBJ
ieeted to Judge. Long sitting in the
case, to which the magistrate replied
that whether or not the point was
well taken, he had no desire to hear
liquor eases.
In another case. that of Ed Kahale,
charged with the larceny of a watch,
an interesting point was raised by the
same attorney. Eahale was convicted
some time ago and sentenced to thirty
days Imprisonment for the larceny of
revolver. In the present case, the
charge was larceny of watch. Both
articles are alleged to have been taken
from the same place at the same time.
The attorney contended that there
could be but one offense charged,
while Mr.. Milverton, for the prosecu-
ton, contended with equal vigor that
each article stolen constituted a sepa-
rate offense. Judge Long cut the Cor
dian knot by requesting the attorneys
to submit authorities, and the case
was continued.
bond of 800 was exacted from
one Aana, Celestial, who started out
to revenge himself on some one in
Waipahu. Judge Long, after hearing
the evidence of several witnesses, de-
clared that Aana must put up a bond
for good behavior. Aana, i. appears,
is Jealous of some of his relatives who
have acquired more worldly goods
than he. Armed with a couple of
butcher knives, he started IN search
of his brother-in-law, Akai, last Fri
day, swearing to carve him up. His
threats were heard by Mrs. David and
others, and were reported to the au-
thorities. He was brought to town by
Detective Lake.