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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10
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! CHICAGO, Ill. - w po'
niedzialek rano przyby} dc
Chicago okret City of Chica'
jgo W piomieniach.
| Okret ten wyiecha} by]
wczoraj pred p6}noca Q godz
|11:45 2 Benton Harbor,
Mich, wioz4cy oko}o 400 0.
son, mezczyzn, kobiet i die
ci, powracajacych po wick
szej cze6ci z wakacyj spedzo
nych ~ mieiscowosciach mad
brzezhych W Michigan. Oko
10 gndziny s rano odkryto
pozar ma okrecie W odleg}os
ci 5 mil Cd Chicago i zaraz
potem wybuch}y p}omienie
W srodku okretu. Pomiedzy
podr6znymi wybucb}a panika
gi6wnie kobiety by}y tax
przerazone, ze wlele Mich
chcia}o rzucac sic do woody,
inne krzyczaiy, ,ptaka|v, mod.
lilly sic luo mdlafv, ale mez.
czyznodm rozwazniejszym uda
10 sic powstrzymac je cd roz
pacz}iwych krok6w. Sam Ia
pitan ()scarBjork widzia1 gro
zne niebezpieczehstwo, zw1a-
szcza, 10 przy szybkiem SEE
rzeniu sic pozaru obawia6
Isle nalezalo explozyj; skiero.
wal sic jednak mimo mg{y i
( Iciemnosci ku bli1szemu brze.
gowi, mile ma p6}noc cd uj6-
cia rzeki, ku przystani rza.
dowej. R6wnocze6nie brze-
Gu uirzano p}omienie i wYs-
}ano ma pomoc piec hollow,
COW.
Uda}o sic wreszcie dostac
sic do brzegu. gdzie jeszcze
wynoszenie dzieci kobiet
czescia pa brzeg, a c7e6cia ma
bolowce sprawiaio duzo
k}opotu. FAX jednak za}oga
jak podr6zni mezczyzni
przez ca1y ten czas zachowy-
wall potrzebna rozwage j
przvtomnosc umys}u, osta-
tecznie powiod1o sic uratowac
wszystkich tax, ze mkt ME
dozna1 naimnie]szego szwan'
ku.
| -Dwaj kamraci, J. Ada
mura i Deminik Pasche,
przyiechali wczora] rano do
Chicago z Gonoe, ILL.,, gdzie
razem pracowali. Gdy pre-
trwonili wszyetkie pieniadze
jake mje1i PREY sobie, Ada.
mura zaaadal 10 cent6w cd
Paschego. Ten odpowiedzia},
/, re ME ma centa przy duszy.
Wtedy Adamura doby} re-.
wolweru i strzelii pare razy
do towarzysza, poczem u
clekf. AWantura WydarZyfa
sic nieda}eko hotelu BLACK. !.
stone. Przy pomocy doroz'
kara kt6ry dwukrotnie stree
liz, zdolano Adamure przy.
dybac.
Pasche lezy W stanie ma.
der krytycznym " szpitalu
,sw. kukasza przy Michigan
! avenue.
Poicya wtargnela wczoraj
do d domu pnr. 645 ". R,tej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10

HARWIGH, = wrze6nia.
LODI podwodna angielska
zrzucila celnymi strza}ami
niemiecki aeIoplan kt6ry u
tonal; lotnikow uratowano
j pojmano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10
PETERSBURG,

PETERSBURG, Z wrze6.
MIA. Twierdza Toru6 i miasto
fortyfikowane Grudziadz, 20
sta}y otoczone izolowane
przez wojska So odciete Cd
po}acze6 z reszta wojsk kra
j6w niemieckich. Urzad wo.
jennv rosyjski przyznaie ze
armie rosyjskie natkne}v sic
ma silny op6r Niemc6w, ale
Niemcy ME zdo}ali oprzec
sic skuteczn;e przemoznemu
" swej liczbie naporowi Ro-
syan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10

PETROGRAD Z wrze6nia.
Urzad wojennyrosyjski utrzy
mule, ze W razie pobicia Au,
stryak6w W Galicyi- pewn g
jest tam powstanie ludnoscl
polskiej przeciwko Austryi, a
takze pewnem jest powstanie
przeciwko niewinnych ludlow
sfowianskich. R6wniez W
Kr6lestwie ma bye powsta'
ME ma korzys6 Rosyi - a
przeciwko austryackim ma
jezdzcom: szczeg6}6w o tych
powstaniach niema zadnYch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10

WlafuS, 500 y
u)., gdzie pok16cili i pobil
sic goscie ma weselu. Areezto
wano nowozenca Ignacegt
Spi]loke, 1118 S. Jefferson
ul. pierwazeg przyboczniks
Andrzeja Raczego, 1923 S
! Jefferson utica.
-Zakupia tn konie d'a ka.
waleryi brytyjskiei.' Agent,
kt6ry powiada, ze reprezen-
tuje firme Ksnady zakupil
500 koni i poczyni} starania
o nabvcie wiele wiecej. z
powodu woiny W Meksyku
obecnie W Europie, dobre
konie sa o 500 drozsze jak
by}y rok temy.
! BALTIMORE, M. D. Cd
godziny 5 popo{udniu W So
bote do 8 rano W niedziele
znalaz1o sic 40 r6znYch prze-
stepc6w na Stacyi wschodnjej
Pc uko6czeniu spraw przez
'sedz1ego Smith mjasto i stan
by1y bogatsze 0 $10l.95, ca
przestepcy musiel' zap}aci6
kary = odes}anych by{o do
wiezienia i iedna kobieta do
domu poprawy; jedna sprawa
odiozona by}a ma 80 sierpnia
ISprawa ia bv}a niejakie-
go Piotra Mcskal z pod mr..
1905 So.- Konwood Ave. kt6-
rego iona oskarzv1a IL ia
cbcia} udusi6. Pant Noskal
wzieta bv}a do szpitala
i jeszcze sic tam znajduje cd
19 llpca P. Moskal bv} ode
s}anym do wiezienia az do
daty wyzej wspomianej bo
iona ME jest W stanie, abv
mog1a bye obecna ma spra-
vie swego kochajacego me.
zulka.
Gdy 7.letnia core czka
pa6stwa J6zefa i Maryanny
Watroby z pm. 1923 Aliceanna
ulicy bawila sic innymi
dziecmi pred domem, MES
podzianie pies nsdlecia} i po
kaleczy} dziecko W prawa
noge. Wla6ciciel psa dosko.
czyl i z wielka trudnoscia
psa odegna}. Dziecko natych-
miast wzieto do szpitala Sw.
J6zefa, gdzie rane zabezpie-
czono, a psa odeslano do "a
k1adu Towarzystwa dla zwie
rzat ma zbadanie.
DULUTH, MINI. Zabity
przez pociag. Smutne wypad.
ki zdarzaja she tn dosyc cze
sto. Straszny wypadek wyda-
rzyi sic ubieg}ego tygodnia,
pod kola pociagu dostal sic
Kazimierz Pankiewicz, kt6re
ohcie}y ms obie nogi j glove
SLIME pokaleezyly. Smierc
nastapi1a ma miejscu. s. p.
K. Pankiewicz wracaf Cd pra-
cy u':zep1 sic pociagu, aby
predict povr6cic do domu i
straciwszy r6wnowage, spad{
ma tor. Pozosta}a iona ME O.
trzyma odszkodowania po
stracie meza. 4. Pankiewicz
pochodzi1 2 Krolestwa Pol
skiego 2 gubernii Grodzieh.
skiej, ozenil sic pred 70.
kiem zaledwie v naszem
Imiektie. Wina snada na ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10

njcy niemieckiej lezacego 20
sta@o ono W straszny spos6b
zniszczone zupe}nie i spalone
przez Barbarzy6c6w German
skich W dniu jedenastego
.sierpnia. Niemcy zbombardo-
wall miasto pod pozorem, ze
ludno6c miejscowa wrogo SO.
bic przeciw MIN poczyna}a.
Wtasciwie by}a to juz bonn
bardacya druga, DO po raz
pierwszy niemcy zbombardo-
wall przy zajeciu go wkro.
czeniu W Granice rcsyjskie.
Spalenie miasta odby}o sic W
ten spos6b, il zolnierze ME
mieccy i podoficerzy po-
znaczyli Gomy niekt6-
rych mieszka6cow = kt6rzy
byll szczeg6lniej nie3yczIiwi
n'emcom, lub niemi]i = czer
wonymi krzyzami i te dorny
systematyczrlie podpalano
jeden "a druglm. DIS miasto
przedstawia jedno pogorzelis
ko ru;ne straszna, ludzi
nawet kobiety i starc6w
mordowano bez mi}osierdzia
= starycb ludzi wiazali
niemcy do s1upa strzelali
de nieh W oezaeh ich krew-.
nych. = Wiekszos6 nieszcze
sliwych mieszkahcow pre-
nios}a sic do Warszawy. Oto
znowu obraz krzyzackiej kul
tury niemieckiej.. -. a cara
zem argument do pozyskanja
zyczliwosci Polak6w WARY
ich " niemjeckie obiecanki..
- z Krakowa donosza tn
ze "a zezwoleniem rzadu au-
stryackiego, tworza sic tam
legiony polskie z oddzia16w
ochotniczYch po|skjch soko-
Itch i strzleckich. Cesarz
Franciszek J6zef zamianowa}
dowodzca pierwszego takie-
20 Legionu :: niejakiego Wo
szczy6skiegc - nadajac mu
range pu}kownika.
- Urzad wojenny og}asza,
ze flota angielska zatopi}a
siedm niemieckicl. Torpedow
COW i Kontc tcrpedowc6w ME.
daleko Kolcrii. Zadnych biz
szych szczeg6}6w niema o tel
bitwie, kt6ra jednak zosta}a
formalnie og}oszona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10

!! NANTICOKE, Pa. Przed
kilku tygodniami wspomina.
lismy naszego miasta ze p.
Fr. Madajeweki< wniosf do
sadu, tutejszego sprawe do.
tyczaca podwyiszenia pansyi
dla burmistrza naszego mia
sta. Jak wiadomo rada miei F..
ska uchwalifa podnie66 pen.
sye burmistrza z 70 dol,
miesiecznie ma 500 od 1go
kwietnia b. r. Poaiewaz y.
Madajewski objaf urzad Cd /
Stycznia vice kasver miej-
ski gdy Madajewski zg}osii
sic wmaju cay tez czerwcu o
wyp}ate podwyzszonej pensJi
po 100. dol. wzbran1af sic wy
p}acic tax owa utrzymujac 70
uchwa1a mieiska o podwyz-
szenie pensyi ma zastosowa-
ME jedyn;e do nastepcy pa
ma Madajewskiege a ME do
niego samego. Pan Burmistrz
wni6sl sprawe do sadu a
pred paru dnjami sedzia
Strauss wydal opinie 10 20
wzgledu ma to ze gdy p. Ma
dajewski zostaf burmistrzem
pensya wycosiia 70 dol. vice
do niego ME moze mice "a
stosowania, .wydana p6zniej
uchwa1a podwyzszenla place
ma 100 dol.
DUNKlRK, N. Y, Zabity
prZez pOclag. 70 Zbadan nlu
prz yczyny 6mierci Andrzeja
Radlaka, okazaio sic ze ro-
dak nasz zgina{ przechod2ao
przez tory kolejowe i wpad}
pod pociag towarowv kt6ry
mu formalnie odciaf glove
cd tu1ow;a.
PASSAIC, N. J. Zmarla =
szpitalu tutejszym paDi MI.
SEX, na kt6rej podczas uro-
czysto6ci weselnej zajeiy si4
suknie I'd plon2cel lampy
(przewr6cone przez podpitych
Hese)nik6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10

LONDYN, Z wrzosnia. w
zatoce Biskajskiej krazownik
angielski zatopii duzy paro-
vice austryacki .Bathori
zaloge uratowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-09-10

PETOGRAD, Z. W. = Ped
Sieradzem W Kr6lestwie, woj
ska rosyiskje zrzuci}y wlelki
bolon niemiecki i nieznacz-
ME tylko uszkodzony zabra-
" wraz z 20 ludzmi za}ogi
oraz dwu sztabowymi ofice-
rami. Podobniez W Galicyi
zrzucono i pojmeno leden
aerop]an austryacki i dwu
jego lotnik6w, kt6rych je-
den by} pu}kownikiem.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
JAPANESE WARSHIPs ARE
SCHEDULED As Conveys?

Y With the disappearance over the hor
lion yesterday of the Japanese battle
ship Hizen and cruiser Asama, with
their collier, a report became current
along the waterfront that the ships had
left for South America TO join British
and japanese ships in those waters and
meet the -four German waTships which
were sighted near Taltal, Chile, yester'
day.
Another report along the waterfront,
which is not necessarily in conflict with
the former, is that the war vessels will
act as conveys for the two Togo Kisen
KaiSha steamers now held up at Hilo
when they depart for Mexico and South
America.
The captain Of the Seiyo Maru, one
Of the two Togo Kisen Kaisha steamers
stated this week that he had received
word TO proceed to South and Central
America at once. This strengthens the
belief of tho convoy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
BODY
TO HAVE new HOME
Between Now and New Year II
viii Occupy Quarters In
kauikeoiani Building

Its membership greatly augmented
and the scope OF its activities greatly
increased, the Honolulu chamber OF
commerce. is to have a new and lar
ger home.
This was decided yesterday afternoon
at q meeting of the directors, when the
report Of a special committee was read
in which it was recommended that quar-.
tiers be secured in the new Kauikeolani
building. The report was adopted with
its Recommendation.
So sometime between now and the
FIRST Of the yearas soon as the place
can be made ready for 1.-THE chambei
Of commerce. will have a new home
in a new building, and II Will be homo
considerably larger than its present one
II was the need Of more Office room that
prompted the committee III making its
recommendation and the directors II
adopting il.
Out Of consideration Of the owners OF
the Stangenwald bnilding, who for sew
eral years have given the chamber tn,
space Of three Offices il now occupies
for $40 a month, the Organization will
nay rent on its present quarters up t.
the FIRST os the year, whether or not il
occupies them. The suggcstion,apd sub
icauert motion thGt this be d0na wa.
made by T. J. Spahing. l.. Tenny Peel
spoke IN favor OF the potion.
The new qnatters VIII he OF sufIicient
size for a chamber of commerce library
The rent win be 800 month, and !
Eve year lease was authorized -
= n l. u . H 4" . T. q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
M'BRYDt STARTS
A CLEAN SLATE
Stockholders Vote Capitalization
Reduction and Wiping Out
Of Outstanding Note

At one Of the largest meetings in
the history Of the McBryde Sugar Com
pany, held yesterday, that company de.
cided upon policy by which Il Is ex,
pected that the payment Of dividends
may soon be resumed and the company
placed on far more solid basis
OF the 10000 shares of preferred
stock In the organization, 29,8l9 shares
were represented, while Of the 1866, 604
shares Of common stock outstanding,
l2250O were voted
! 7. p. Cooke, president OF the com.
pany, was in the chair Treasurer John
Waterhouse and Secretary John Guild
also were in attendance. The room was
crowded with stockholders
The directors were represented by
Judge De Bolt and G. r. Henlenway.
What many believe was the most i'm
portant action of the meeting was the
reduction Of the capital stock from
~ 100000 TO $3,S00,0OO This was ac-
complished by reducing the par value
of the stock from $40 to $40 per share
Another important decision was that
TO pay an outstanding note Of $l42,.
972 76, given by the company to Alex.
ander & Baldwin, dated January j,
1914, and payable three years after
date or before.
Action on an option on 200 shares
Of the Kauai Fruit and Land Company
was deferred. because Of the present de-
pressed condition Of the pineapple in
dustry.
An appropriation Of $500 was made
TO the Belgian war relief fund
II was found that after all obliga
tions Of the company are met there viii
be a balance. Of about $4,000 in the
treasury at the end OF this year. II
is believed that this opens the way for
dividend.
II is understood that Collector Cot.
trill Of the internal revenue department
holds that a reorganization must follow
the reduction Of the capital stock, in
which event a war tax amounting to
about $500 must be paid on the new
stock certificates. This question is to
be taken up with the Washington an
thorities.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
STRONG SUPPORT IS
ASSURED WHITEH0vsE

That L. M. Whitehouse will again ne
city engineer after the first of the
coming year was practically conceded
by Republicans and Democrats alike
Yesterday IL win be remembered that
the The Advertiser this week foretold
that Whitehouse was slated TO succeed
City Engineer Wall.
The excellent record made by White.
house during his incnmbeney as city
engineer, and not politics, is said to be
the reason that the supervisors elect
have practically decided upon him for
the job.
A movement is said TO be under way
TO again take the engineering depart.
ment out Of the water and sewer de.
partments and appoint an engineer 20
handle the two last named depars
ments aud be responsible TO special
committee to be appointed by the new
supervisors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
WILLIE MILES may ENTER
~ 30
After Leaving Mayors Office
u
BUSINESS WITH bird NAN

WI IL E. Miles win 60 into partner
w ship With Joseph, the Bird
w Man" * a ruInor on the streets
yesterday amounts 20 anything a,
all Miles, faa had several business
dealings with joseph. Once he bought
four laughing jackassasi' from the
bird man and more recently Invested
in some more fsathercd exiles from the
jur;gles Of Africa.
This win provide something TO do
for Miles He win go out of ONCE as
private secretary TO Mayor Fern, who
also VIII be s'iaterned,' early in Jan.
nary. While Fern will 60. into the
rcnt automobile business Miles win
handle other birds. Under date Of
September 9. Miles received partnership
information yesterday from his pros,
pective partner, Joseph The bird man
writes from Bulawayo, Rhodosia,
Africa
''E. Miles, Tqr., secretary to the
Mayor, Honolulu Hawaiian Islands,
Leaving on tho nincth instant FOX the
interior after game, especially eie-
plants. Have on hand AZ Pretoria AZ
present. zebras, Glands, impallas, gem
book, s2ringbcck, balloons and about
eoOo other birds and various specimens.
Hope TO see you very soon. Re.
CARDS to ell and self. JOSEPH z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
CARRIERS RESIGNATION
IS LAID ON THE TABLE

George r. Carers resignation rs
president of the chamber Of commerce
Is not TO be accepted by that body.
This was formally decided at meet.
ing at the directors yesterday, when
Mr.. Carter's resignation was read, and
laid on the table.
When Mr., Carter left for the main
land on November 3, he wrote this
resignation, When IL was read yester-
dav. r. Faxon Bishop SAID;
''I believe this is one Of Mr.. Car
ter s stereotyped designations. He
has a habit of resigning from all
boards on which he may be a member
or officer, when leaving the Territory
on a trip. This he presumably does
that his absence need not interfere
with the work Of these boards or or.
ganizations, for with his resignation
in, il can be accepted or left Enacted
on as desired.
g In this case, | do not see any peea
Of acting on the resignation and so
] move that ii be laid on the table, -
So when Mr.. Carter returns from this
mainland he still will be the president
Of the chamber, m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
LIBRARY or HAWAII
HAS NEW OFFICERS
Committees Also Are Chosen To
Conduct Departments Dur
ing Ensuing Term

At the adjourned annual meeting OF
the trustees Of the Library Of Hawaii
which was, held yesterday, officers were
elected for the coming term and com
mittees appointed, rs follows:
A. Lewis, Jr., president; 9. H. Ath
orion, vice president; j. X. Gait, treas
urer, and z. l.. Weaver, secretary.
Finance. r. Gait (ebairman), G. II
Atherton and Bishsp II. b. Bestarick
Compittee on Books-Mrs. 7. =. Nc
candless (ehairman), p L. Weaver
and T. r. Blake.
Committee on Libraries and Stations
Bishop II. B. Restarick (chairmanl
Mrs. L. l.. MeCandless and +. 4
Blake.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
ACCIDENTS NUMEROUS !.
ON STREET CAR LINE

According to Secretary Henry P. o..
Sullivan of the public atilitles counts.
sion, the Waipahu lee and Electric
Company had placed itsoit under the
Jurisdiction Of the commission aGl yes
terd6y notified II that its stock, out
standing as OF the date of September
30 last, amounted to $4l9l,
From October Z to NoSember Z the
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company had twenty.eight accidents on
Its lines. according TO q report iled yes
terday with the commission. The com
mission win meet November "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13

make the adoption Of children legally
'ineontestible.
Under the laws regarding i,ligithnntr
children, The judge said, the courts act
as collection agencies 20 secure money
for the support Of mothers and children
from the fathers, aud he sail that while
the law iriGht not accomplish NIL that
Is desired, il was the hest which could
be devised and should be left on the
statute books. The inherent difficulties
Of settling an sue cases would prevent
the deyising Of any law THAT would
prove universally satisfactory.
Judge Whitney also asked for the
adoption Of more stringent law re,
gardin2 the crime Of deaertfng wife aud
children, The present law, be said
was unwerkablr and should be Amended
Truant Law Joke ,g ~ ~.
superintendent II. w. Kinney of the
public schools, spoke ON the present diff.
feulties in providing school accomoda.
tion for all children A general debate
took place on the subject Of iuadeqjata
school accommodation being the cause
Of truaney, resulting IN making the
tFnant act mere Joke. :, ~. ~.
In order 10 utilize the time 10 best
advantage, Jpdge Dole requested each
Of the Sneakers to eBibOdy the subject
Of his address in written, report aud
submit II atthc .naxt meeting which
was set for next Wednesday evening al
three O'Clock. p. .. ..n,.. IA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
REMEMpER THE NAME.

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera AMI
Diarrhoe Remedy is the best known
medicine for diarrboe, dysentery, collie,
cramps or pains in the stomach. You
dealers. Benson. Smith 4 Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii -.,t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
KUHIO SIMPLY RAN
AWAY FROM RIVALS
Received 1880 Votes More Than Carter
r and 4t6i Than McCandless

The above results q The vote for delegate the last
ton Of
sesrcta Of the 1etoy the enal figures having been yesterday
neg
than MCanness Kuhos
given McEandle
y elegatei m Terriory wasI3
the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13

NEW YORK, November l2.--(Asso,
ciated Press by Federal Wirelessl--
Francis Ferari; the Well known carnival
Snowman, who was a partner OF the
Great Snowman Bostock, died yester.
day,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
SUGAR MEN HAPPY; !. j.
ADVANCE CONTINUING
Cheering News Shows Big Price
For January and February

Market advancing. Prompts held
atl4.27, Refners bidding 4.0s Sales
January and February us; offered
4.27. .4.--,-s ~, 81 ........
The above eablegram was received
BY Alexander & Baldwin from their
New York agents yesterday, and re-
suited ia a still further increase in the
optimistic feeling among the sugar men
Of the Territory. 1t was read at the
meeting Of the MeBryde stockholders.
The January and February bids are
looked upon as most encouraging.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-13
Acceptance a qrr.te MistalEe

+ eff the loan fund commission had
knowledge of these facts, We belleyf
their acceptance Of this part OF the
road a grave mistake.
mo guarantee as TO lasting quality
of road was, or could be exaeted from
eheapness, but whether II will stand
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09
DE La ISLA

AibOnito, MIR. P. G. Snyders ex-
perto en- apicnltura, ha comprado una
cuerda de terreno en- el barrio Roblc,
s dos Kilometres de la poblaci6n, il,s-
talando 50 colmenas con el prop6sito
de aumentar el n1mero, siendo ell pri-
Nero que sc dedica a explotar tai IN
dnstria en- esta jurisdiction, Actual
merte Sc encuentran recluidos en- el dc.
rosito municipal los individuos Angel
Meiendez y Ramon Malave, q causa d.
su locura pelgrosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09

Guayama, 7.-Anoche celebro session
este Concejo Municipal acordando
aprobar la franquicia solicitad por el
Alcalde en- representation del munici
pio pidiendo 10 litros de aqua por Sc
gundo del rio Guamani para ampla
cion del acueducto. Tambi6n fu6 apro-
bada la ordenanza para el abasto Sc
manal de carnes rescas para ell cOnsu
mo de la localidad.-La Central Ma
chete ha hecho hasta la fecha, 1900
sacos de aztcar de $50 hbras cada uno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09
LA ESFERA
Bern1dez Hno.
FORTALEZA 20

Zinc acanalado, pSnturas, sceites,
barnices y aguarras, arneses de uno y
dos caballos, ruedas con llantas de
gonna y de acero, bafios y medios ba-
nos de zinc, sorbeteras de 4, 6, Sy
10 cuartillos. Callicida Escriva para
extraer los callos y durezas dc los pies,
sin molestias nj dolor alguno. Este
rilizadoras de leche, armas de todas
classes, maquinas de coser, muebles,
cuadros, lamparas, desgranadoras de
maiz, bahamas de mostrador, jaulas
para loros, relojes y otros artfculos
de ferreterfa y quincalla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09

San German, En- ell convento de
las Madres Carmelitas ocurri0 un u
nato de incendio, el cual produjo Ia
alarma.-El cuerpo de
bomberoS ha recibido un< aparato para
apagar incendios, con capacidad para
40 galones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09

Arecibo, 7-Con cargamento oe
arroz para esta plaza lego el vapor
Isabella. En- relaci6n con la asamblea
del domingo, los obreros de esta estan
celebrando una serie de meetings para
tratar de la question economical
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09
DIAS DE FIESTA

A las en- la Catedral y Hospitales
Municipales.
A las 5 / 2, en- san Ildefonso, las 6,
en- Santa Ana; las 2, en- San Fran
A-sco, d las 6 2, eD ell IIospiGailio y
Capilla Franciscana; las Z ELI la Ga
tedral ' San Jose las 2, en- la Ca
pilla Franciscan las 8, en- Ii Cate
dral.
MISAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA
A las 9, en- la parroquia; las ! j2
n q .tsio de ancianos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09

delito de hurto cometido en- ell estableA
cimiento del senior Quiterio Lopez.
Como a las 3 p. m, la fuerza del distrf-
to sorprendi6 una jugada de "monta"
arrestando tres individuos y ocupan1r
dinero titles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-09
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