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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF!REaIa
ESTATE

/" the Dsfr'c Court Of he First Judicial Dis
tr'ct Of heS te OF Neva a. )rnsbv County,.
In the mater OF the Estate No ice Of S,le OF
Real Estate al
AleAandre Haheu Deceased Pubic Auc,ion
Motto is hereby given, that II pur issuance Of an
order OF sale of real AMI person proper Y mace
and entered by the Jutge T The F'rst Judici |
District Court of the State OF Neva ia, Drnlsbv
County. on the 3rd, day If June 1895. in the
nlat'ernf the estate OF Ale ;#udrc Maheu. de.
ceased, the undersigned, administrator Of SAID es-
ta'e. will sell at public aucti ,n. subtyc. t c,ntr-
nation of said CO urt, he f. owing desel ibed zeal
and personal property.
Block No. 81 OF Musser's Division OF Carson
City. Nevad-, with the Improvements the reon
lso, household furniture.
Said sale will be made on the % h. dav of june
1895, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises.
in said Carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada.
Terms of sale ten per cent. of the bid, cash.
gold coin of the Uni ed states, PAYABLE at the
time efthe sale, and balan { upon conffrmstitn
by this Court. Dated. Iune 9Th, 1885.
Andrew Robert
Adm nistrntor of the estate OF Alexandra
Maheu, De .c.~cd. is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-25
THE SOUTHERN
5 la Ss -
PACIFIC COMPANY.

'"'t'ntrn"ing saturday Eus aA.E>34.
ANA untIi farther Hoticr.Irain. will
leave Rene a. Foiion~: %:25 a. m
i'ai'A atlantic" ~ HHr-s. train. for
~ 'nnrmucci. Battle lloMutaiu. FaIis-
atc. asGheH.ini EIa~E. Carries only FIRST
class through and local
Dining ear to Ogden.
80 .. M. %lsaiiN- F'ariGc Express.
train for Erucarc. sacramento Ben
ecFi and san Erauci>ro. arriyiX. at
H:31 "a. ia. q ~0Bne"Ti.. al sacramento
at 1925 a. III. with the New Orleans
express for Fresno. SANTA barbara.
Los Angeles. san Diego. also at 1:I0
.. III for WOGaIaIi and kniyhts Land
ing
9:of y. III. oaiiy-ttt!autic Express.
Tor SinncHnucra Battle Mountain
Faii~ite. ogden andE:a~t. Carrie.
first and second elias. passenger.
local and through.
SO y. IN. Daily Pacific ENpre.-
train for Rose willie, junction. Sacra.
cria arriving al >. 40 ii. IN.
at sacramento with train LEAVING
al 10 Il. III. for Stockton.
San Jose. san Francisco. Fresno. Los
Angeles san Diego: and East. via New
Orleans: al 1850 IA. III for Williams.
for Red Bluff and at 1880 p. M, for
M~ary~Viiie, Chico. Redding. Portland
and Puget sound points.
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Los sssressrstos ssSdseos csrssanos
con eeycscse en- este c5sssed,

Gersifean: qse han somprobado u en Ia
prkctica 3fc;al, va en- l. particular, drrante
Il epide~sia va~ioloss reisante en- eats eiu-
dad, la ofcacia incoa testablo del virus
vacuno procedente del Icsbitute De Vscu
naci6n de don Santiago Seiio instalsdo en
Aracivo baio su di~eoci6n.-Dirisse que di-
eho seTor Seijc deapu@s sia nn eoncienxude
detenido essudio, ha ccnsegui3o pesfec-
cionar 81 nivsl De los Institutes Europeos
de "a fudois, 81 enlbivo de aqpsl virus pre-
flses;eo De II virzela haste 81 extreme cd
poder asegrrsr y afrnnr los que auseriben,
one en asta poblSci5O ha prod Tan fe
Ices 1esultg.dos y ia ooteaido tan lisonie1o,
abiafae35rio Y Brilliant s7it3, oue Sc han
coDa9gui2o eon "a enaplec : propagation el
aZtaru;nio de Is viruela que starrorizaba
3iaznaba asta pobIaci6u desde hace diez y
ocho u,e4ee. No vacilsndo per sude los in
frascritoa on pubIicsr-no tan solo por me
dio de Il pressnte sino que $smhlsn per L.
prensa rsri6aica del pats sar recesario-
ore In linfa vacuna exeeaida de Is sernsrs
dol preci5ado Ins5itu 20 es superior prefe-
ribLe todas las denaas ueadss sn Ia isla, IN
cluso "a de Leoo3rs3, que Embellishments
hs aa3o raeior ulAs resulfsdo, hasta 81 ex
creme de- hsber eonse2ulao Ia yssssssls.sos:
es7cssszi en- IN roven5a por oiento. Z psrs
cue conste valgs dc4ae convent pudieee
dou Santiago Seize espi3o L. psezente a.
Pc4a9 4 IT De Mayo rs 18S9.-Ir. Raysssos
ffsscuas s-DY. C1rGhaGo- Dr. f7eDerGss-ls
EsqGsss DR. CogossGs- Pedal Rsss--IJy
Essseo Fort Feyi'ho@ L1~. .3s@ops Icdssszs-
Dg Il zssyo g4rgaEsa-I3r Csssa9ziro = acf
gs-sAn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25
Paris.

A la maf1ana siguiente, cuando iba diri-
girme al ferrocarril, entro en- ell patio una
silla de pestas vi bajAr de ella al yiejo
AlsiD; su rostro Sc ilumin6 al VERNE
-lAh seforito, que felicidsdl No ha
partido usted adnl Tome usted esta eartal
Conoci enseguida Ia letra del sefior Laube-
pin, quien me decfa sn dos lineas que la Sc
nora de Porheet estabs srayemente cnfsrma
me llamaba No emple6 IN tempo que
el necesario para cambiar de cabsllos, mon
te en- ell carruaje,. despues de baber dscidido
Alain, no ain trabajo, a que SO sentase en-
frente de mi Enseguida lc abrume a pre-
guntas, haciendole rspetir la noticia que
trafa que me pareeia inccncebibe La
senora de Porhoet hsbia rscibido In vfspsra,
de names del ashor Laubepin, una real or
den en- que Sc lie dscia que habia sido puesta
en- plsus entera possession dc la herencia de
sus parientes de Espsfia.
~ parecs-afadio Alain que todo Sc 10
debs usted, sue dsscubri6 en- el viejo ar
chivo papclcs en- suien nadic pensabay y que
ell derecsho de la bueaa snciana.
No se 10 qae hay de verdad en- este; pero 81
Isl e.. lne ismoaio, me hs dicho 20, que
.sa respectable A117 7ra 50 haya obstinSdo On
us ideas de satedrAiy que no quisra olvidar-
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las. porque ahora Sc empsra en- clio mas ca.
sntss.
En- cuanto recibio Is potieia eayo 81 sac
10 la crsyeron nuerta; pero una hora des-
pues So pus4 ha6lar sin ton n son de So
cstedrsl, del coro y de Ia nave, del cabildo,
del ala del Norte del ala del Sur, tsntc
que, para calmarla, tuvieron que lleyarls
arGuitecto y albsflilss llensrle la cana cor
pianos de 81 qaimerieo edifcio. In fn, de<
puss de tres horas de conversaci6n ss iran
quilizo algo, y al despertar pidio yer nj Sc
flor. -. al sehor Marques. (Alain sc inelind
cerrando los ojos), y me. mandaron corrar
en- su busca. Parece que quiere consular
al seror scerca de Ia tribuna.
Profandamente me sorprendi6 este extra
cusrdos y ayudandome las aonfusas noticias
que me comunicabz Alain, consesaf darme
una ex9licaci6n one despass cop6rmaron
detalles mas positiyos
Come va he dicho, el pleito de La rama es-
pafi0la de los Porhcet habfa tenido dos IA
sea. Primsramente 10 siguisroa la senora
de Porhe e. J una casa inportantfsima de
Castillo, perdiendolo en- Ultima instancia nj
anciana amiga pero en-egnida se cntabl6
otro en- ell que ninguna parte tuvo Ia sefo-
ra francesa, diEputandasa Ia misma succession
los herederos esparo es la Corona, que
pretendia que le pertsnecian lss bisnes por
derech3 de moatrsnco Continuando 70 en-
tretanto mis- invsstigsoiones en- los archives
de Porhcat, encentre dos meses antss de mi
salida de Ia quinta IN documents extraro,
cuyo texto literal copis aqai
Don Felipe. por 10 graoia de Dios, rey
de Castillo, de Ls6n, de Arag6n, de Las Dos
Sieilizs, de Jerusalem, de Navarro, de Ora
uada. de Toledo, de Valencia, de Galicia
de- Mallorca, de Sevilla, de Cerdena, de
CORDOBA, de Cadiz. do Mnrcia, de Jsea, de
los Algaryes, ds Algseirss, de GibraltAr, de
las islss Canarias. de Las Indias Orisntales
Occidpntaios, islas tlefra2 irInes del O Osa-
no, Arohiduqus do Austria, Duquc de Bar
gefia, Go BEabante, - Ialxn, c0nde Dc Ham
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25

OCTAvIo FHUILLET
LA NOVELA
UN JOV b N PO B R D
(eonelasi6n)

Bess sus temblorosss nanos y sali6 preei-
pltadamente.
Enseguida hice mis- prcparativos de mar
cha escribf cuatro letras la sefora Laro-
que suplicandola renunciase una resolu-
ei6n cuyo alcance no habia podido calcular,
de la que, por mi parte, estaba frmemen-
70 resuelto no ser compice. al mismo
fiempo la daba mi palabra y Saba que Se
podia Gar en- ella de que no aceptarfa nun
ca mi felicidad a cambio de su ruina.
al terminar, para hacerla desistir mejor de
aRinsensato proyecto, hablaba vagamente
de un porvenir pr6ximo en- el que fngia en-
trever esperaDzas de riqueza.
! media noche, cuando todo estaba en-
siloncio di un adios, adios muy cruel, mi
habitacion, la vieja torre en- La que habia
sufrido tanto-Iy amado tantol-y penetrS
en- la casa pOr una puerta de escape cuya
Lave me habian confado. Furtiyamonte y
como nn criminal, atrayes4 los desiertos y
sonoros corredores, guiAndome como pude
"a las tinieblas, y al fin llegue al salon don
dc Ia VI por primera ysz. Apenas hacia
N ia hcra que hablan salido dc ALI ella y su
hnadre, vago suave perfume que me en
sgfagG reyeisba aan sa rscisRse presencia-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25

BusquS y toqua el canastillo donde su ms-
no habia dejado pocos momentss antes la
labor -. Jay, pobre coraz6u mio! Cal de
rodillas en- el alto que ocupGbs, J allf, apo
yada la frente en- el frfo marmol, Here so
lloce como un niho. Dios mio eusnto la
amaba!
Aprovech6 las liltimas horas de la noche
para haserme llsvar secretamente al pueblo
Immediate, donde tome ests mafiana la dill
gencia de Rennes. Manana por la noche
ostar6 en- Paris. tPobrsza, soledad, desespe-
racion; alli os asi6 slli volver6 sncontra-
ros Ultimo sueno de javentud sue
90 celestial, adiosl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25
INGLESA hLEMAn

Anrss, de Flan&es, del Tifol, De Bsreelons,
sefor de Fixcaya dc Molina, ets
= 4 ST. HsrVe Juan Jocelyn, senor de
Poykoss Gae, Cende De Torres Eaevas.
sts que ms has stguido & mia reinos ser
vi9o con ejsnplar Adslid.z pronsto por ia
vor especial, J eH ell case de extinction de tu
desaandeneia dirccta lsxftima. aue loe
bienss de tn casa volveran, a1u soa dstri-
mcsso lie los d.rschos do nj Corona, 4 lss
dessondientss dirsstss y legitimos de Ia "a
ma francsss de los Parhoss G.al sn .antc
que existan,
= eats coupromiso 10 sono para nj Y
nis aucsssres bajo ni +. pal.bra real
. Dsso en- cl Escorsl 10 de- Abril de 1855
70 IL RgT'
Este dosunento era original lisvabx In.
sruss de Espsns, y sunque no desconoefs
su importantly, m duerfa sxagerArmela
porq1. dadasa nucho de aus I'll Gobierno
espafol tmitiase la valdez lie IN situIo SO
brs el que habfan pasado tantos affos y
tantos ssontsciTientos, y la vez dudabs
tambien que pudiese reconoser sl derscho
aun en- el case de suererlo Estas raxones
ma moyieron b ocultsr 4 In seffora
Porhoss IN deacubriniento cuYas sonse
ensxcias me parec{an muy problenstisss,
lmltAndone remitir oil titulo al ssfior Lsu-
bepin. Como derpuSs do este no recihf no
ticia aIguna, eoncluf por olvidar este dsta
lie en- nsdi0 do lsa pesares personales que
me agobian sntonces 81 gobisrno espAfoi,
ea contrz de 10 que 20 srefa 40 habfa va
cilass en- cunplir Ia paiabra del rsy Fslipo
Y, sa sl msmcnss ai.ms ca cue per sen
teneia ds1nitivs sc reconscia en- la Csrsaa
sl serschs nj immense saudal de Iss Porhost,
ssta 10 rsstituia noblemsnts al hsrexers 10
gfIimo. sA
Fran las nueve de Ia nSche cuando llsgak
Ia humilde essita donds tan tards hsbla
mira Ia snmeila fortuna rssi rert. - rr5a
d. mo sbri6 In pusrtx IL p9b-e machacl
lIaraba. En- al mi8Ea9 insa ants sl Il grave
sox del seror Lanbapia qa4 deeIa
- n I'll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25

Dies wfoi -diTo Dio< ale - IA IA
vao 49,. ALA srribs -. 81 -. o. 1850.
lss Eaparas ds GRE 80 via<isfs4 . al
zsl per todss ssftss! Dos a-rsIss srsz
de rodilias dslaats dsl astAs soR hssss
rcpsjs rausvsn les s1sss ~ Dios ale 7
estax rsvos
Esta gcits So 81 tiafx.s IN ana lssiss y
gnsd6 eou e1prssiSs risasra; ssyr3 los sia
como dsrIniss, ca prs1ts "a ssHslas0
tssn6 apariaseia ds issa 7FteI jrvsEtAi sse
10 hiz1 sescoUecido
Assssla assrt. sorssands ssxslis v5&s.
era snssrsssa 10 IL qus 1zss .stsrav II
alma, ssr 10 sus rsgas ess ns dsjAsen ~sls
ssE VI sscsrasts - N hssisssisa Srss sas
sauslit pis5eaa yalads ne sasdsrS psrdiaa
para ri. ssbrs ssus sossrs sss o&ssstas %
81 sslle CO agissa phx, sn sl qss vsK&ka
SO 80 ass frfsIo ssbrsustxrsl, mas de ana
resssS slFiSass 4 susssa ma sparssi<
cen irFosistibss sTts<seis. Essls y zanta
amiga ria, txrists II sistaS sei sssfIAas
, we ahsFs gas b rssib'do 81 prs@iss
A as dos Is "a ntdfaxada. ascHs sis1ds
81 es8stKsio, qsiss rs.strar ser Esn-abs
sbsessas b.5s 10 sassIers sstys en- si
jardim, ais ssssr par sI sal6a Ssi siEo bais,
IN cl sHs vi los II. nesaf ara nuy shns1-
rs Al ac4rasrns ai ssaaier cas- ssfz sn sl
aKGrsna dsI csFssAo, 81 s4eil rMiss, nj
mirra. sismps rsga gfrssa se dsasas< Aal
fellsjs R@rsstiao fai2sr ne 4sslnnbr<, VI
isnaiasrEs oil sisso y nj soraaan rrssiFft6
sns lssdes.
iHarsarsaa, erei.ns seHaisxds les bra
x.s
OF an ligero grito, dasHss raj rsrsrs
uaArmsrado ssn vor muy ssjs. lasgs "a.
.snti sas lssios .osrs les nfes ierei msrlrt :
Hs dsds Klsxa Is uI.as ds si f,Ttuna.
MasgArits - ai ssposs. Cserfs pssa si.r-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25

sabf auTs. ar nSs s71snts a. avcitoo rae
estrssh5 coa furrza H. kugps = siu hstlsv
palab,a ne hizo sntrsr &c Ia aleobs de =
senora de Foraoe1 rl ux1i<o y 81 cara de
pueblo oerusn.oiaa silsnciosos en e husso
lie una Yeutsna La Esnora Lsraaus esfabs
arrodiilada sabre 1us silis al ado ca Ia CO
ma. an Aija ds pEt, asss3lfa lss alrash.
dss sobrc aaa 6tscspaesa Il palida eAssza
do nj Dobr. aneizna amiga Caands "a :
ri1 Ia enferaa 6sbii sor4slra ason3 4 sua
lsbios. ' noyi6 pstaassaaeass - trazo. L.
cogf una nsno. cal ds raaiiss no pude
aontener ia lavrIaaa
Hijsnfo! -alran-<. "a aasriso ~
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expsiones l veas
saidas de la Hb 81 1e de
ocandoen nnuesho
fInerar
81 las
Tae;c.a eIe r,asatos.
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ESCUHLA SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

CeEle dc Ia VitLa ss.1ns. 5
Contin1a alberta Ia matr1cula en-
este Centre de EnseTanza.
Ademas de las asignaturas cores
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
mas que 10 doseen podran dedicarse
al estudio de la Tndsica, dibujo 6
idiomas bajo Ia direction De profsso
res connpetentes.
Ponce. Noviembre de 1894
La Profesora,
3 vos. Fyn4cisc1 A -AJda de LGcasa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25
PARA CARRETERAS

&s ve,sde eds5 d rstod dc ss vogor, sssaG 1s6
shssna tTissrGdorG do pdedra n1enetda paY2 ca
aTcSsT9s, coH SO caIdcTa y ds7nds pSesos, ess
SEy bTsa estGdo ~. gsaTtSaese de yepNess0.
Ssl gse IA inserase ptsede divsgirse 4 don Ro-
i%tS Gy@A1ss, Srs cst1 citsdGd
Ponce. Eebrer0 17 ds 1865
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. ACAL- a M B O
@U3IA-DoE1OR

Rate pyeparado indio, de grsr fana su e
ala, cuTa rSdioal1ueu ts los cstaYros oripa.
90, dolores dc cabeza, nearalgiaa, rounIs.
nhAmSc;onea dsu<a afeccio1es cgiE are
he., etc.
La formula ds cada botelia ipdiea ia uzs
sGrH de usarse. 4 possr del s7>r eyzsU -,
cate prepsrr1o, n rrecio ser& flo &c or
gne: Ceis de 6a meciss botellaa, 2 pes.
Unieos dePcsitaBsea dol .ss.a.2o 5ssr
lawSS,
II. CHARTS, y O.
Ponce Fahr~ro 10 - 1904 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25

vigas de 4r5, 4x6y5x 10 y alfagfas
re q 3. Estantaa dc susubo Do & Y va
las. Surtido general de madaras do la
FLORIDA, tablaa dc todas cias4s dem&s
efestos para construction.
L. =. DoRIA & Gs
Plsys-Pence Novienbre 22 de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-25
VENTA DE UNA FINCA
ljnguento Derm6ssno!

Los asombros efectos prsduols,ss
eor el UNauayro DsRaotsNo -
rs. Uegss qtSeags sagyes. -}sGsetes, as
.aegstras IL essf 4sssfos }e5re sfr59e So
ssbeeoSes, s}.tsntSssfs Sssausves, 4
ceaJes5er pr9redsase14, ye~~setjs ~, 81
esgas. Aer6Sus es ees<slsss5ss' seyys<, ~
1ssgssos -, 10 dctnuesefaa 1<.s .ss.1s.1
IS cssrac.ones cA8aen5slae ? 81 eonst@sg
nse que ~ d5cho esnscsA1e
Race.
Dep6sito: xevsseess Csnsy<l de ]
T@rres
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however, his chief regret was that he
would not be able to stay three or fonr
times as long. Unstinted praise was
given Honolulu people.
The Bishop then told how he be-
came interested in the work for
negroes in 1862, before the proclama-
ton of emancipation by Abraham
Lincoln.
Bishop Walden, acting as Secretary
of the Western Freeman's Relief So
ciety, sent the first teacher for negroes
into Mississippi valley. Since that
time he has continuously held an
official connection with a like sOci-
ETY., and is now President of the Meth
odist Freeman's Aid Society.
Turning to the subject of the even
ing, the Bishop told how Africa had
lain an unexplOred region for the most
part since the end of the Fifteenth
Century, until Livingstone began his
explorations in 1854. Livingstone
death brought into prominence Henry
M. Stanley, who several times crossed
Africa.
In 1884, at the Berlin Conference,
Africa was peacefully divided by the
great powers.
France has about 3,5O0,OOO square
miles in Africa-territOry equal to the
United States without Alaska-which
means that people under her influence
will receive training in Repubi-
canism.
England has about 2, 900 900 square
miles, and wherever the English flag
floats, there the people will be trained
in Anglo Saxon institutions. Germany
and the Congo Free State each had
about $4,000 square miles. Other ma
tiOns having possessions in Africa
equaling 100000 square miles, all
under Protestant influence, which in
sures great privileges and rapid ad-
Vancement.
Attention was called to the great
change of sentiment which had taken
place in the United States toward the
negro, and the effect it would have on
the evangeliZatiOn of those who
traced their ancestry to Africa, and
who would enter the African field and
work for the salvation of their own
people.
The Bishop spoke of the work being
done in Africa by the 1900 mission
aries now there. His references to
Bishop William Taylor, one of his as
sOciates on the Board of Bishops,
brought out clearly that great work is
being done by Taylor in the African
work of the NJ. +. Church.
During the evening the Bishop fire.
quently alluded to the United States
and "OId Glory" and struck a re-
spOnsive chord in the audience by
his many patriotic references. The
audience listened with careful atten-
tiOu for an hour and half to one of
the best lectures that has been given
in the city.
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current connecting the long. haired
poet of the Sierras with having
caused the ruin of the young
woman in question, followed by 6
lengthy expose published in Cali
fornia papers
The following letter was sent by
Miller to the San Francisco Chron-
icle recently:
"When your honest and exact re-
porter called here few Sundays since
/ requested him to write me down q
bad, bad man if any man so said. He
promised most Obligingly.
"You see have never denied any OF
the annual tales about myself that
sweep through the land as regularly as
the roaring winds of March, and i
ought to be by this time so black that
people should leave me alone. But ii
seems that even this sort of character
is to be denied me, for hitch and hind
now protest that, if i don't try to
patch up my torn and tattered repute,
they will of themselves set to work
and do deal of daring.
"Well, then, as to the wrOnged and
ruined girl left by me to the cold,
cold charity of hot, hot Honolulu.
Here is what she says. The letter
came to me a little after your reporter.
And even now / send it forth reluc-
tantly. But little girl at school and
a venerable mother at my side have
rights that even a half white man is
bound to respect.
"I will only add that if ever lived
a moral, sober, sincere life, / lived it
last winter in Honolulu. You see,
went there and lived there and left
there rather sick man, and had to.
AS for what / wanted to do, good or
bad, read it in the release of prison.
ers and the more liberal actions OF the
Government all along the line.
$50 that now again say: Long
live the Republic of Hawaii!' and
again | will carry a gun for it if
need be. Yours,
JOAQUIN MILLER.
The Heights, Oakland, Cal, May II,
1885,"
The letter which joaquin incloses is
as follows:
HONOLULU N. L., April Il.
JOAQUIN MILLER, The Heights, Oak
land, Cal.
SIR:-I am so sorry that man has
told cruel things about you. He is a
plumber. He got mad because / gave
up the cottage when you left. But
you never wrOng-d me. On the con-
trary you treated me as your own
child, and it was a great help to him
to have you live in tny humble cot
tage. AS to my being left in charity,
you paid me some when you left and
the Bank of California and the bank
here will show that you paid the bal
ance $50 soon after. The people here
have been kind TO me, but nobody
with 500 is on charity. Hopefully,
ARABIA NJ. OLIVIER.
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# LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC! "
Joaquin Miller Says He Will Again
Carry a Gun for 1t.
HE ExPLAINs HoNoLULU CASE.

Girl He Was Accused OF Abandoning
Says the Poet Was Good to Her.
Lived n Moral, Sober and sincere
Life While in HOnOIuIu-A Letter.
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1t will be called to mind that
shortly after the rather sudden
departure of Joaquin Miller from
these shores, rumors filled the air
concerning his actions toward a
young girl supposed to be his
daughter. Some ugly reports were
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Bishop Walden lectured last night
at Y. NJ. G. a. hall to fair-sized
audience. The Bishop began by say
ing he had been requested by the
Board of Bishops to call at Honolulu
and spend four or five days. He made
up his mind that it would be difficult
to pass the time. Since arriving,
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THEY ARE NEWSPAPER CRISES,
Hatched by Editors Who Will See
Nothing Good in Our Republic.

SOURCE OF mANY AMERICAS YARNS.
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Races to be Brought Under Anglo Saxon
Inhuences-What Missionaries Have
Done - Patriotic Reference to the
United States-Praise for Honolulu
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See an Hawaiian Crisis Whichever way
Government OmciaIs Turn - Busy
bodies Responsible for Discomfort.
Correspondent States Pertinent Facts.
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DIVIDING AFRICAN REALMS.
Bishop Walden Speaks on POssibili-
ties Of Great Country.

PRINCIPLES OF EErU BLIcA>I-M
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j. T. Lund,
Massage.

sgRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
"a that she will attend a limited mum.
Ger Of patients. Address at E, M.
Whitney's, King Ht.; Bell Telephone 70.
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