Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

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| Into heavy sleep
/ Soveral huur t-fpr man had crawled
/ upon low pile " plnnka. nnnkoi by twoothorp
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| NJ length with bundle NJ shakes fur n pil
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I qualified b. Judge, for hia experience had
! hrrn wido and diversified, and he had
| harmed rs weigh tho most delicate points ~
| variance with tho fine discrimination ~
| connoiaacur lio had Travelled hnlf why nrrtss
Z tho continent without once knowing the shell
| Tor " n civilized roof He had tontr1 hcnrnih
| tho fragrant shades N orange groves in nouih
| rfn California and In waving folds " golden
/ grim, PASSED AYmc torfihie July uiPhH ~
! tho Colombo lescrt whore the NOR
/ curry mHfks 10 degrees nj midnight, pnrrh
! Ing fur water and choking with the hot dust
I NJ the arid wnslc waking AT nybr"nh ~ Ind
| the dousiye mirage hooking him In the dia
I lance He had sunk down exhausted on the
| barren plhtcaua ~ Arzpna and rousod 30 find
! himself stabbed In thouannd places by thc
minute cactus needles, cast upon him 10y the
malicious bfrogo, over lurnd ON by tho sweet
| face IT a child who had smiled farewell
! through u mist " tcnp
/ Tho quict ~ tho place, the gently stirring
mir. oduruun with the fragrance u the pine
| woods tho Sleepy twinkle of the stars over
| head, aud the wearincas u muscles unnocua
| toned 20 labor, soon nllcd him Into slumbcr,
! A little lntor, two glowing sparks of IT,"
seemed b. glulo down the railroad track,
stole around the Office aud disappeared
/ within the long drying sh"d NJ IL rear
| During thof progress these sparks Of fire
occasionally described magnificent curves In
| the air In the acccntuntion ~ c,riaiu rhyth-
miral uttornnrcs Ia tho corrupted Spanish ~
the Mexican tongue The lowest Mexican
pcon, who all his lie goes half clothed half
led aud umshcltorrd handles his cignr or
Cigarette with the fine ppmposity and carc
less grace u the proudost hidnlgo.
John Proctor awoke that night 10 find him
self assaulted 10y foe mightior than his feeble
Imagination had pictured. Ho tried 10 rifc
bat found himself unable 10 move, oppressed
| by n terrble sense of mfrocation from dense
volumes Of smoke which oiled the air,
through which vnst sheets Of flame darted
their forkel tongues toward him. Suddenly
the wall of flame and smoke WINS parted, and
the face Of the tramp bent over him. lie
was roughly shaken, pulled OH the bed, half
dragged. half carried through tho little pri.
vnto office aud into the larger room beyond,
whore the fire had begun itA work ~ devastn.
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cream OF the STOCK han poeh aeS'ioyen, hu'
uhiers Spiie PiieSoi iuihoei W 'no 'is"t VI .no
puuunis "ere sP'cinS ienoN'o "io n,e
would communicate with IN" "hoie outSne
stock, stretched Tor several hunnred yards
along the fhlifonu unch ne '"thcu 10 the
crowd OF men VINO STOOD hacu'e' gazing
upon the scene
Come ON and help us save the lumber
A couple OF dozen men came promptly FOR
ward, The lumberman saw, to his surprise
that the volunteers we're almost exclusively
composed OF the so-called professional men oil
the town. The local officials OF the railroad,
II dapper, well dressed set OF fellows, com
monty viewed with contemptuous eyes by
the Woodworking portion OF the population
presented themselves almost to man
The tall form OF Judge Cheesemnn, g
stiff and somewhat aristocratic lega
luminary, doomed up In their midst
quiet-looking little real estate agent ieaped
upon pile OF shingles and began to ding the
punches down to German chemist below
The two rival editors lfor the least OF Now
Mexican villages usually boasts its miniature
newspaperdoml, who had exchanged shots OF
Gold avenue the previous day, glared corii
ally at each other along the lengths OF th'
timbers they undertook to transport 10 {
place of safety The laboring population
offered scarcely IA representative, save In th'
persons OF a few contractors and mechanics
who had learned 10 know and like the pleas
ant young lumberman.
The N 'orked like heroes. Their energ,
never waned until faint light in the east
began to rival the red glare which the
flames, through the medium OF the high, rart
atmosphere, cast over the desert plains FOL
miles around, and every piece OF lumber WA
removed to safe distance.
Worn and wearied, John Proctor sat down
to rest upon the wheel of his own copying
press, gradual change had taken plac'
In the ranks of the loungers Many OF thu
2 spectators of the night had gone home to re
fresh themselves with nap, and the re
mninder were reinforced by struggling
corps OF men who had slept through all TIN
u | turmoil and excitement One of these n -tOu