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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
los ASESINOS: DEL PTNTOR STE
INHEIL

Los peri6dicos de Francia al ocupar-
ge del asesinato de Mr. Steinheil de
Mime. Japy, hablan estos dias de un in
diViduo miste1ioso cue alquilo un Guar
10 en- la calle 4e Vaugirard, cerca de
fsaonde viva Tardivel
FL mdividuo en- question decia que
ara pintor, Sc jactaba de tener buenas
relaciones en- la alta sociedad Varias
perSonas le han dido hablar del matri-
smDnio Steinheil en- terminos que de-
mDstraban que era amigo del narido V
de la mujer-
No lego amueblar el cuarto que al
s7uilo, y autorizo 4 Tardivel para que
Euardara en- 81 s,ls herramientas de Ia
PaterO.
Para que necesitaba tener el pintor
cerca del callei6n Rousin un local DON
Ge no iba casi nunca, cuando menos en-
npariencias
Este es un misterio mas que hay que
16adir los numerosos enigmas que es-
I'm aun por descifrar.
Rrecisa tener en- cuenta una cosa, Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12

- ege as~sie IA ssniana d. caasae alqui-
lA3o ror = indiyidue so>lsrchose sc lse.
Ia srr cuanio Saceaia so Ia casa hahi-
i-a@ gor Il mairimon'o Sielnheil y -
'i.sinwssia pcrfesamcnie cnalqaier -
nal.
"a Ia dcnuncia que rccih,o Il gefe De
: garidad ~ dcia qne enire - ascsi.
nos D. Mr. Stcinhcil y de Mme Japy
'ahia ar inaividro llamado Manuel Y
se ia la coiDcilcncia De que Il iaquilin"
III eaario desamnebladc, De que ri ami
~ dc Tardisel. tsmbien Sc Hama Ma
nuel
Tardivcl. mucho antes De su detea-
ION. iaabitn hab'6 repetidas veces IL
IN tai Manuel como de un individuo que
podria informar Ia iusticia acerca a.
Ia tragedia del callci6n Rousin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
MANIOBR ) tIILITARES
I'm AUSTRIA

Las maniohras imperiaies de Moravia
J,rlncipiaran e1 de Septiembre y ter
sninaran el II del mismo mes. El Guar
tel general del Emperador Sc establece-
a.a en- la finea del conde Starrach, situa-
ola cerca de Ia ciudad de Gross Mese-
rftck. que tiene COCO habitantes.
El emperador de Aenania asistira
q las maniobras Con el objeto de de
yolyer esta vista, el archiduque Fran
cisco Fernando, heredero del trono, y el
arehiduque Franz: Salvador, yerno del
-emperador Francisco Jose, asistiran a
aas maniobras imperiaies alemanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12

gac SRA g,ossl.lc apass@sse q ss -
isnoS ;aaromaqvioaS
J g. cfccfo. ana YEA snxa asle 80 "a
ran rcp6elioa ans.rscana. '',ci'so Eso
lriraca connenKa cur<ar SO 4 Con-
artaior,o los ss.usiios nus~altS.
nss' incai - rs-e rim ni soiae 40
.iussa, TOR Ia faeslidsd en- IA ep-s4.
ci N sa NO o.ahe apross.rha...itn "a a lfr'a :
!acSa "a aamir@,i.n d. as profeSc
rs
Fcro pcsar a ta'es al 'lanios /!
.on'rariando los dscos de - padres
'cci' 10 abandon u yio'sn per "a este
se dc ma;ador de ,oros.
"a e1i;o De sa debn, le eXciii 4 fo'-
uar cuadriila, pronto loer5 fama De
lrroj jadoy valiente has, a "a mcrida,;.
Los peri idiros meyicanos. despuis
'e tribu;ar muchos e1ogios al "Maia
leiio," dicen que 6sc rcgr sara prom
{ Espana, donAe nadic ie eonoce toda-
Ia como torero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
OS VIEJOS GREY YENTES. S.-(SAN
PETERSBURGO

Tn la Duma ha continuado La discu-
IN del bill relative 4 la libertad con
'dida Il los fieIes para que puedan cam
ar de religion.
Ell presidente del Conseio, Stolypine,
rcnuncio un discurso declarandose par
dario de la independencia de la IgIe-
IA en- 10 que Sc refiere q las cuestiones
anonicas y dognaticas, pero conservan
10 ell Estado la libertad de reglamentar
relaciopes entire este y la Iglesia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
MAESTROS RURALES

Aida Ruiz, Maria Luisa Torres Bla-
,lna Pi6n, America Aponte, Isabel Du-
~ecut, Paula Rosa, Cruz Loubriel, Cueto
Cl0tilde Mel6ndez. Josefa Salinas, Ma
nuela Toro Marien. .Iosefa Losano Mo-
desta Rene Atles, Saturnino Sierra Fea-
100, Maria Rodriguez villa, Amparo Ara
GUIDE. Francisco BaIaguer, Adelina Con-
lie. Rosario Pellber, Arturo 9. Rogue,
Antonio NJ. Olivia, Juan Valle Pagan,
Jesus Salgado Gonzaie2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
De yiioii,ta a tlrpro
Felix MENDE,zzy.

Actualmente Sc encuentra en- Mexl-
co, rea'izando una brillante campana
taurina, ell novel matador de novilfos
toros Cecilio Rodriguez "Malagueno.
Ell "Malague6o" s5lo cuenta vein
te amos de edad, y Sc ha dedicado a
os toros obedeciendo & los impulses
de una irresistible vocaci6n.
Els hiio del antigua empleado de la
secretar'a del Circulc Mercanti', y ad
ministrador del Consul de Mexico, don
Jose Rodriguez.
March6 q Mexico en- 1907, q don--
de lie enviaron sus padres creyendo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
LOS MATRICUIIADOS DE MAR VO-
TAN LA HUELGA

Telegrafian de Ell Havre que en- un
mitin ceIebrado, los matriculados de
mar votaron La huelga.
Hasta ahora, no obstante, solo han
cumplido el acuerdo algunos tripulan-
tess del trasatlanti,O HSavoie'.
En- Marsella, los "paquebots'' tripu-
lados por marines del Estado tienen ase-
guradas las comunicaciones con Argelia,
C6rcega y Tdnez.
Ell yapor "Meurthc'' ha salido para
Tanger, tripulado pOr esquiroles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
Los DIRIGIBLES FRANCHISES

Los dirigibleS franceses van empren-
Ter su campana de verano. Ell LebGu-
" ha evolucionado va varias yeces al
'ededor de ChaIais- Meudon Pero has
a ahora no Sc trata mas que de ensayoe
oreliminares que tienen por obieto aides
rar q los indviduos que tripularan mas
arde otros dirigibles.
Fl Lebaudy va cumplir pronto otrs
nision Su envoltura tiene cinco amos
le existencia, no Sc perderia mucho al
secrificarla.
Ese dirigible, va veterano, va ser
viz para hacer ensayos de acampamento
Hasta ahora los dirigibles salian en-
lirecci6n de TN cobertizo preparado de
7ntemano para recibirlos, y 10 que Sc
I,ere conseguir ahora es que los diri-
rib'es militares sigan al Eiercito en-
ampana, acampando Ell cualquier sitio
FL LebaWdy aprendera a acampar en-
todas parties. Aprovisionaran su bar
luilla del lastre necesario, 10 ataran con
1umerosas cuerdas q unas estacas Y lie
,nsefiaran 4 opener resistencia 4 las AGO
netidas del viento.
Tamben los otros dirigibles franceses
van a emprender nuevos yiaJes.
Ell Vile de Paris va reanudar sus
pruebas alrededor de Verdun; el Repu-
blique entrara en- campaha este mismo
mes
Los nuevos dirigibles Commantlant
Renard Libert6 estaran construfdos
dentro de pocos dias y podran volar en-
julio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
cFCTFSTRADOR DETENTDO

Colnunican De Clcrmont Ferraud
Francia} cue In sido detenido en- aque
IL poblaci6n un eSpanol Ilamado JOS
"'crnandez, jefe de una partida de men
ligos. Y EN- Ia que figuraban varios nj
ios robadCS sus familiares en- la pro
gincia de Leon.
Este secuestrador infame maltrataba
! las infeiices criaturas cuando no rec0
ectaban 10 bastante para satisfacer sus
.nslas de dinero
Al ser preso confes6 su delito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12

me la~1s faasSacss. . De A9tnnr~c para -
sayar ss,sie = si~snpo que Aa crcsia ~.
rcsar1o. cue Ia hNnaa sscAha nal. ha.
es.sa sase caessidn de popesle s@lo CT
scifa
Zero ~. n rcSaltAle Ia colsaa.'o a.
ucGidas dc los mas eAsgcaie~. y n.i
me han aSerara9o. que Ia MADEIRA se
confunae con Ia cu~-sa v n metal can
Ia madeira. Il consunt. en- una mass
DC sonsao sobrehHmana. semidiNina.
Los siarincies.--mc han dishe pare
cen yiol.mc las il@mtas NsolaS. la srou-
pas yioionccllos. los Saxofones contra
haioS Hay un saxofon eonirabaia qae
tcca un seior M-ndex baena pieza
el tal instrumental que como no SEA
echada. uo * como "a a poicr iomar
le "a c-a bocadu~a.
II este saXofon suena con arregia 4
Su iamaiio, no va a quedar en- Madrif
un criStal Sano en- cganto de una Bots
grave, es decir. que va 4 ser Ia nots
mas grave que 81 ha conocido.
Que nos vengan ahora con que 81 Il
eampana De Tole9o hscia destrozos j
conmoxia la imperial ciudad.
Me 10 vo de Ia campana dc Toledo
donde este 81 saxof0n de Madrid.
Como que 1 mi no hay qnjeu me qui
.e De la cabeza que Sc Va i or en- todas
las provinciaS de Espana
Yo he visto este gigantesco instrU.
mento mGsico en- una fotografia, { ins
tintiyamente me tape los 0idoS.
va Sc neccsita ser TN artista para ha
Ger sonar j eeta alhala. que no resultC
desagradable.
a mi 10 que no me entra, es como pc
drl este senior professor tocar ese chs
me dada Ia Iongitud de los brazos de
hombre; como no pise algunas Have
con los dedos de los pies, no yeo form
de poeler atender tanta grandeza.
Digo que 81 sera ese Instruments
para tapar alguna que otra deficienci@
de la totalidad de la banda, porque NJ
sirve disimular, 81 ese saXof0n larga
un trompetazo placer, SC desvanece
totlo el auditorio.
Cen instrumentos como este que nos
ocupa-qtle nos ocupa un distrito.-
comprendo que Sc hagan elogios de L
Sonoridad de Ia banda
Buenos pulmones hacen falta pars
alimentarle de aire, como no sea quo
tenga fuelles dentro; lugar donde po-
l.erlos, va tiene, por falta de sitio no
le faltaran fuelies, y ESQ seria 10 practi-
y 10 piadoso, porque surtirlo con e.
ire q}e pueda producer un hombre SO
.. 4 fuerza de facer mofetes, es una
rHeldad li"ica que aterra.
Para ta0ido por el propio Eolo, no
Sta NAL para confiado ( los vientos
e un Mendez nor HON constituido
Iue este, es mucho saxof6n.
ST la banda no Sc abandona. como es
de suponer, y progresa, de aqui en- ade
lte $ amos ! chupar t0d0s los pri
aeros premios de todos los concursos
'ue haya EN- el mundo.
Possible es que Sc enteren de que VI
enemos una cosa buena que lucir poF
hi, a fuerza de ser buena y de acre
ltarse en- cllatro d1as, merezca el honor
le ser excIuida de los concursos
Todo puede ocurrir, porque aqu'
Iempre sc peca por carta de. mas ) 70,
arta de menos
De Ia banda municipal de San ber-
lardino, que hacia Ia competencia 4 to-
las las mureas, heIn0s saltado q la ban
la municipal, que cs capaz de hacer Ia
0mpetencia d la Filarm0nica de Bcr-
In.
No hay termino medic.
o m1sica Eatonera. 8 masic2 celestial
FeliY MENnET
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
iScLArEREA -nrFfNiCiON Y
ANALYSIS ne issS All.
MrNToS.

la s~>cs6a de sromatologia cri Goa
rn~o De Quimica. que ~ celebro c<ios
dsas en- Lopdrcs. Ia zeerdaae cue ccn-
vicne. de~puts a. consular 4 los ce'ner.
cianics lcs rroductoreS. adopisr de-
Finicioncs claras y preciSaS d. los ali
ncnios. IN conforsnidad con 81 progra-
"a De Ia Socieiad DE la Cruz Blanca a
Ginebra.
la misma seccidn ha voiado ans pro
7osioi6n rcfercuic Ia unificaci6n cn To-
los raisas B. los procedimienio> De
anaiisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
MAESTROS PRINCIPALES

Guillermina Gonzalez, Beatriz Lassa-
lle, Maria de los Angeles Hernandez,
Antonio Sarriera Egomue, Jose Becerra
Zayas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
GRADUADOS DE INGLES

Maria Victoria Cabrera, Mariana Ro-
7riguez Cepero Maria Luisa lnfante,
Maria Luz Gonzalez, Aurora Valdes.
Joaquina Martinez Ros, Jnana NJ. lsle-
las, Maria Isabel Fortune, Catalina a.
'astro, Celina Serbia Alfonso. Felicia
2ivera Morales, Victoriana Blanco Mo
rales, Rosa Sanjuan, Eloisa Sierra, Eli
50 Rubio, Gertrudis Tavarez, .Iacoba Ma
tanzo, Bel6n Vega Morales, Rosario Sill
va, Francisco Julia, Encarnacion Mar
tinez, Juan J. Mareariaa, Manuela Dal
mau, Aurora Amadeo, Rafael Bellbef,
fruis Andino Fernandez, Nicolasa K. Gle
Decerra, Emilia Sesman, joaquin A. Me
lima, Estela Braschi, j. NJ. Qulnones,
Hruz Benet, Adelaide Rechani, Gabina
\. L6pez Noa, Isabel BaIaguer, Jacoba
Gonzalez, Rafaela MelendeZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
Los naeSlrov Cd San JuaD
LAS pROPUESTAS DELLA JJNTA

TT Comsionado de instruction ha re-
ibido esta ma;iana II propnesta de macs
ros elegidcs por la Jnnta escolar de esta
iudad para desempeIar las escuelas de
ste Nunicipio, en- el pr6ximo ailo escolar.
He aqui los nombres de los agracla-
los:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
IL ARLOPISpO nETROPOLITA\O
DE RUSIA.-fSAN PETERS
Bt'RGO

Ea fallecido mnnsenor Vonnkrouskv
~zohi~no dc Mohilewy y metropolitan
le las iglesias cat6licas de Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
GRADUADAS DE ESPANOL

,Josefa vicens Min, Milagros Min de
Toro, Antonio J. Lunbano, America De
~ieux, Maria Campillo dc Rendon, Jua-
ma Larregui de~Valle, Josefa R. de Po-
rrata, Providencia Roman, Ricardo IId-
pez de Ramos, Rosario A de Timothee,
Josefina Morales, NJ. L. Benidle Morales,
Maria Segue de corderc, Carmen Vera
lie Ortiz, Dolores Olivia Rendon, Cata-
lima Santiago, Francisco Miranda, Fe-
lipa Armstron, Guadalupe G. de Diego,
Leonor Rodriguez. Vidal Velez
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

good sense of the majority Of the
t,r,ro,o workmop
~ ''""'"N '"'''' ''','
kct nave strengthened during the
week. Eva that was selling in small
lots at 27L the latter part OF the week
closed Yesterday strong at 27a. Ha.
walIan Commercial has advanced from
2qI. to 3Oa.. Oahu Is selling at 3O9.
These stocks led the list for the mum.
Der OF shares that changed hands dur.
ing the month Of May. Hawaiian Com.
mercial was highest with 25i5 shares.
Eva second with 2O29. and Oahu third
with 1898 Olaa came within the one
thousand mark with 1900 shares. or
the properties ON which the strike has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05
ASQUITH GIVES
PEOPLE REASONS.
In Speech at Glasgow He Contends
Country May Be on Eve Of Dis.
covering Superior Type of Ships.

GLASGOW -. Mr.. Asquith has
given his reasons for the delay In Or
dering eight Dreadnoughts In a
speech In this city In which he con-
tends that England may be on tho
eve of as newer and vastly superior
type of ship. He maintained that
the present government had the
good sense not to proceed with the
program OF the Unionist administra-
ton.
Great Britain should. he said. now
have been In actual or prospective
possession OF an unnecessary num-
Der OF the more backward specimens
of constantly progressive family.
Everything. he added, that we build
should be in accordance with all the
developments and most advanced
naval architecture.
81 am not speaking without care
fully Weighing my words when | say,
as ! say to you now, that at this
very moment we may be on the eve
of new Developments In forms OF
, naval construction which may vital
" affect many of the governing con-
aitlons OF naval policy"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05
Factors Company reporting over 25O,.
900 tons marketed and on the way.

Factors Company reporting over 250,.
600 tons marketed and on the way.
A. J. Campbell the agent of the
Board Of immigration has sailed for
Portugal to begin the work Of enlist
ing European immigrants. He will
stop In New York and London to
secure the charters or make such ar
rangements as may be necessary for
transportation. The plan Of obtaining
regular immigrant service through
the American. II waiian. e hsuntepec
connections has been received with
great favor and II is hoped WIN mate
rialize. II the Board Of immigration
meets the desires OF the employers OF
labor In Hawaii and also the Admin.
istration, the next six months will
see started and perhaps In full swing
the greatest influx Of European work.
men and homesteaders that the Ha.
waiian Islands has ever known.
The week has witnessed Senatorial
action on the pineapple schedule and
though Hawaii may not truly be said
to have lost everything. II has gained
nothing. and this misfortune may be
credited In a measure TO the indiffer.
ence certain elements In the Territory
through their untimely agitation OF
the suspension of the coastwise ship.
ping law. The Senate has passed the
canned pineapple schedule as twenty.
Ave per cent advalorem allowing a
twenty-five per cent sugar content.
This means that the Singapore pine.
apple men will he able to sugar their
canned pines, put the product on the
market on equal terms with our pines
preserved In natural Juice. The fresh
pineapple schedule was postponed.
Hawsii's hope is IN the Conference
committee where we may be able to
get part Of the benefits given under
the schedule as passed by the House
: The pineapple men while dlsappoint.
ed are still hopeful. and the season
will open M with fairly good pros.
poets. One thing for which growers
and Gamers are thankful Is that the
old crop Is practically all sold AND
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

The Hawaii Herald says. Arrange
ments have practically been agreed up.
on between the Hiio Railroad Com.
pany and the onomea Sugar Company
for a right Of way for the former, In
the extension Of Its line to Hamakua.
The matter Of appralsement Of the
value Of the land taken will be ar.
ranged later In the customary way, the
railroad | nthe meantime being allowed
to lay Its rails. There are still some
small individual holders to be settled
with and work along this line, which
naturally takes time. Is being pushed
as rapidly as possible. The action Of
the Onomea Sugar Company, which
was confirmed both by Mr.. John T.
NOR, and Mr.. r. W. Filler. superinten.
dent OF the railroad. is an indication
that the c. Brewer & Co. interests are
favorable to the Hilo Railroads exten,
sion, and II is believed that similar
feeling exists on the part OF other
sugar corporations.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

1856 editorial rooms-256 bust
numhars 81 the Bulletin office.
ness office. These are tho teiephons
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

II memory serves correctly Clark took
II up. These investigators don't like
tho idea Of large corporation taking
advantage Of It's position as a large
employer to run a merchandise depart.
ment and come In direct competition
with the small independent merchant
and perhaps make little money out
Of the small margin Of profit. On the
other hand some OF the agencies claim
that they keep down the price Of sup
piles for the laborers.
The time Is coming when the mer.
chants Of this city will find that they
have missed II by not giving more at.
tention to the island trade. The for.
tunate ones In times gone by having
an inside track with the large planta.
tons have felt satisfied and gave no
assistance to suggestion of a gen.
eral movement to center more trade
with the merchant wholesalers and re.
tailers OF Honolulu Now these are
being pinched by the mercantile op.
erations of big agencies and the steady
increase Of direct purchases. II Is
all a great business problem in which
the general prosperity Of the Territory
Is involved and calls for treatment on
something broader than grounds OF
pure selfshness, although II is not to
be expected that mucn philanthropy
will be evidenced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

Strike conditions have Influenced
but not impCded the business Of the
week
This applies to the business houses
this side Of Nuuanu" The same can
hardly be said of the japanese mer.
chants on the other side Of Nuuanu "
While the japanese merchant is suI'
rcring from loss OF business on the
one hand and requests for contrihu.
tons to support the strikers on the
other the other merchants Of the city
have been gaining the benefit derived
from the payment each night of over
two thousand dollars to the strike
breakers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

The strike breaking operations since
the strike started on Honolulu planta.
lions have involved the expenditure
Of about forty thousand dollars. This
money has gone into immediate circu-
lation and among a class of people
who buy from the retail merchants.
Strike breaking gangs are made M
largely Of Hawaiians Portuguese and
Chinese. The latter have been here
n good number Of years and so TAR
as their expenditures are concerned
put their coin into circulation almost
as rapidly as the citizen laborers.
In the sugar stock market that Is
followed with the closest interest
there has been not the slightest indi.
cation Of fear. Taking everything
into consideration, prices have been
maintained surprisingly we'll. It shows
that the people with means have per
feet confidence In the ability Of the
sugar factors TO handle the situation
and also an equal confidence in tho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

The amalgamation Of the Wireless
Telegraph Company and the Mutual
Telephone Company has been com.
pleted. The wireless company Is alb.
sorbed by the Mutual, the stockhold.
ers OF the wireless receiving two
shares OF Mutual for one. The reor.
ganlzed Mutual Telephone company
takes over the IIutchns options for the
exclusive franchise Of the Automatic
telephone, the lot on the corner Of
Bishop and Merchant streets and the
option on the adjoining Peacock lot.
It is claimed that the telephone con-.
pany intends to put It's wires under.
ground The capital stock Of the re-
organized company is 100000 . OF
this 3250,0O0 will be issued In $40
shares. 800 900 being used to purchase
the wireless telegraph company S
equipment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

The real estate department Of Henry
Warehouse Trust Co.. Ltd. reports
the sale Of property formerly belong
Ing to DR.. Huddy In Kalihi Valley
seven acres with mprovements-to
Thomas Kay.
The Cartwright lot In Manoa valley
-three-fourths OF an acre. has been
sold to w. A. Cromwell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

The head of large mercantile house
stated to the Bulletin this week
that the money that has been paid out
TO the strike breakers has done more
good to the merchants In Honolulu
than all the dividends Of the month
that go into Refreshments OF stocks
and bonds. The small merchants of
Punchbowl. Kalihi and other centers
Of the homes of workingmen have
been doing a thriving business and the
effect Is Immediately felt all through
the mercantile centers of the town.
The strike breakers are largely citizen
labor and each mans daily $50 goes
Immediately into circulation. The ef.
feet Of this shows what Honolulu will
be when Its working population Is
more generally of the citizen class.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

College Hills continues to be the
favorlte suburb and humber OF new
residences are being planned for early
construction. Among others who have
recently acquired lots or homes In
that choice section are Prof. c. II.
Hitchcock, the noted scientist; Rev J..
W. Wadman, the superintendent OF
Methodist missions; Prof +. 7. billing.
ham. OF the Planters Experiment Sta
ton; Mr.. Otto A. Blerbach, OF the
Chambers Drug Co; Attorney c. II.
Olsen. Of the law Arm OF Holmes &
Stanley; Charles Bon, c. NJ. v. Fors.
ter, c, G. owen and c. o. Hotel. It
is also rumored that 4. Lewis. Jr.. OF
the Law firm OF Smith & LOWS. will
soon occupy the, new dwelling now
nearing completion on Kamehameha
Avenue near Liloa Rise. 3