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Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-03-17
HONOLULU, MARCH II, 1000.

THE Mani News bright, breezy, we'll
printed paper continues to adorn our ex-
change table, it having reached its third
issue. The paper IS we'll filled with
advertisements an has the appearance
of prosperity. 1t is ably edited by Mr.. 6.
B. Robertson with Mrs. G. B. Robert
son as business manager.
ACCORDING to the testimony of the keepers
of many drinking resorts in the city, where.
ever Colonel Ester went in his hours of re-
creation the storm center was IN his steps.
Two months ago the WEEKLY advocated
the convention ofthe Council of State for the
purpose of making appropriations for current
expenses. Many citizens declared such
measure impossible, but they have Just
learned that President Mckinley has advised
President Dole to call such meeting to
provide for emergency expenses.
IF Mr.. SHELDoN's vent Ire in making
tract serve for daily compendium of news
were to extend longer than week he would
find that the novelty would soon wear off.
The Topeka Capital under Mr. Sheldons
righteous editorial management will go into
newspaper history as one of those miscella-
neous freaks for which rural Kansas long
dSO StdkCu SioIiIs we uOPC TIC OpCkd
Capital will suffer no Disagreement in going
through Mr.. Sheldons mill.
HENRY BERG, the fearless defender of
dumb animals, has his disciples in all parts
of the United States. In Hawaii his follower
is Mrs. Craft, who champions without fear or
favor every beast subjected to the cruel
treatment of mankind. Mrs. Craft does all
she can, but she cannot do enough. She is
one watchful guard in city of 100000 in
habitants, the propensities of many of whom
are the beating of brutes without provocation.
Mrs. Craft has recently chosen to establish
newspaper organ in espousal Of her
Samaritan labor and W. trust it will have
the support it so we'll deserves.
THE VERY favorable reception accorded to
our new department of Business and Real
Estate" under the able and comprehensive
direction of Col. w. E. Fisher, induces US to
promise to give more prominence than we
have hitherto done to the great interest Of
Insurance., fire, life, casualty and other
branches of this indispensable adjunct to
successful business. We propose to discuss
the need for and the prospect for success in
the formation of local companies, which,
while affording adequate protection to our
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-03-17
AUST1N'S HAWAIIAN WEEKLY

citizens, will tend to keep at home at least a
part Of the immense amount of money we
are now paying as tribute for such protection
to the United States and other countries; and
to write of the laws and usages pertaining to
this branch of trade. We will make more
definite announcement of this matter later.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-03-17

printed on the back Of the policy to the effect
that "any dispute arising between the con-
tracing parties should first be submitted to
the arbitration of third party before bring
ing the matter before law courts.
II X Il
The China Mail of Jan. 90 says that on
the previous day one of the men injured in
the explosion on the U. S. gunboat Wheeling
died from the effect of his injuries, making
three deaths from the accident. The name
of the man killed nstantaneousIy was
Gunner's Mate Campbell, and Gunner Nelson
subsequently succumbed to his injuries. The
other injured men who are still in hospital
are acknowledgements F. F. Beatty
and Gunners Conray and Bite. The funeral
of the victims took place on the 9th ut. at
the Happy Valeythe remains being followed
to the grave by representatives from the war.
ships in the harbor.
United States Minister Conger, in conse.
quence Of the murder of the Rev. Mr.. Brooks,
Church of England missionary at Ping Yin,
has demanded from the imperial Chinese
government thorough protection for Amer
their lives were in danger. As result of
the American demand the Empress dowager
has issued strong edict ordering Gen. Yuan
to pursue and dispense the "boxers'-the
anti foreign society, members of which be.
headed Mr.. Brooks. Her Majesty also
expressed her horror and regret at the
murder of the missionary. The anti. foreign
agitation in nothern Shantung is reported to
have subsidized somewhat.
According to some of the St. Petersburg
papers, the Japanese Envoy to the Court of
St. Petersburg, has recently expressed to the
representative of Japanese journal his opin-
ion that Japan should pay less attention to
political matters and should devote all her
energy to commercial enterprises. She
should, he is reported to have declared, en-.
courage foreigners to enter Corea, and, with
a view to co. operation with Russia, should
see that the railway which she is to construct
from Soul to Fusan is of the same gauge as
the Manchurian lines. With these remarks
ment, the Novoe Vyemya, for instance,
declaring that, if Japan has great interests
in Corea, so also has Russia. Corea is
already supplying the South Ussuri district
with cattle and grain, and will in the future
play the part OF granary for the Kwantung
peninsula. There is, the journal adds, no
ground for the suppositon that Russia is
absorbing Corea, or is DESTROYS of establish.
ing Russian protectorate over the country.
"Why did you place such tough fowl
before me?" asked the indignant lady
patron, of waiter in an downtown res
taurant.
cage before beauty, always, you
know, madam" was the gallant reply.
And then, woman-like, she smiled and
paid her bill without murmur.- Ch1caeo
NewS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
FerroCarri| .
De .!itt4avaI.1iilis

Con motive de una queja de la
Acadia de Bayam6n, con respecto
a la consesi6n de pasajes de ida y
vuelta de aquel pueblo miertras q
otras poblaciones Sc les concede ese
privileg.o la empresa contesta 10 ST.
guiente
<San Juan Pto, Rico 20 de Agos
to de 1900:
Sef1or Alcalde de Bayam6n;
Senor:
He recibido su carta que V, di-
rigi6 q nuestro Jefe de estaci6n en-
esa ceferente concession de viajes de
ida y vuelta los vecinos de esa, ba-
jo La base de procurarles ell mas eco
nomico precio en- sus viajes a San
Jnan, tiene en- estudiO este aSuntO
para llegar a poner en- vigor bi-
lletes precio reducido de ida y vue]
ia pagando solo de Is 20 centavos
asi como tambien. piensa restablecer
ell tren facultativo para darles ma
yor comodidad en- las horas de sus
viajes;
Tambj6n estamos estudiando bi
lletes de ida y vuelta desde esa has
ta Arecibo desde luego haremos
en- e1los cuanto sea compatible con
los intereses de esa poblacion Y los
de la compaf11a:
j. Els pero pues Due estas indicacio
nes merezcan su conformidad y que
da suyo afmo,
S SQBSM
Ell DIRECTOR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

--4-a.zS5
pIaban y habia tratado he prcstarlo
auxilio
Lucia Vergennes So reclin0 Ell
su carruaje y ell cOchero fustig6 ie
vemente q los caballos
Aquella muJer, que E,abia dado
tan gran prueba de serenidad, expe,
rimentaba ese despecho nervioso,
muy conocido por las madres que
rinen sus hijos que Sc han lbrado
de alguu grave peligro Y tai vez
quiso aprovecharse de aquella cir
cunstancia, fin de alejar para STEM
pre- las sospechas de Mr. Nergennes,
y coronar con un rasgo itil su victo-
ria sobre ST misma.
! Asf es que, apenas Sc hubo pucs
to en- marcha ell vehfcu3o dijo son
riendo y con aire jndifecentH ii,
mari6o
--iSera algdn loco, sin duda.
MIGl'EL GORDAN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
De San Lorenzo,

El rgsultado de Ia percgrina&iOn
obrera esa fu6 satisfacto! 10, & un
tempo lles aron aqul aIuellos y. cl
Sr. Martinez Davil4 con las herra
micntas para e!opezar los, tGatain9
del camInO que cOnduce a! pueblo dc
Caguas>
Tanto Ell ST. Martinez Davia co
mo Don Pho Amador, que tambi6n sc
encuentra en- esta, Sc ocupan digna
mente de su cometido va en- Ia distri
bucion detlos trabajos emprendidos,
va en- su direction, .procurando com
partir aqueilos con los muchos Que
10 solicitan pues solo tieuen 6rdenes
para colocar Glen cabezas de fam(.
las
Sin tenor g! gu>to de conucrr
per n a N II t 4 dichOs en-
pleados, me complazco Cn consignar
en- estas cuartillas 10 oxpuostO para
satisfaction de los m;smHS va Il =: T.
feiicitar & los chrrrDS Ucrn4,}t. ;jnt
tener como dire2trrc> 4 tan "uui,;..
dos caballercs.
Sr hlcalde: para Ia hncnn ::,',lt
abstraction dc un pueblo En hA>t4
imponer nuIta~ on tl trihuna' ,}r 20
lfcia; aqui hay mucho que hac. + :, '
esta en- la ob]igaci67 de o,it; il"c IN
dolo aei mcrecera bien lc la al ~
y ganara coo just;cia el siel<}o Cue
sus cofrades le cOnsi iguarOn ~, q @c
tual presupaesto con perjuiuIode 10,
arruinados contribuyentes; i ' nc
puede, hay un medic, y cs el dejar el
| mando ono tam mbien es cu1np,ir con
| Su con .ciuaodanDC.
| Muchos nos proguntan 81 el pro
fesor del barrio del HatO poude ha
Ger propaganda polftica; couo 80 et4
| tieudo de cstas ctsa3 trasla ir Ia
iden al Sr Inspector del Di>trit)
Ell. CORRESPONSAI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
PILDORAS PEPSICAS

Registradas bajo el ndmero II por
el Supreme Tribunal de Sandal.
Debiendo hacer conocer sus bue
nos efectos en- todas las dispepsias,
ell que suscribe ofrece al pdblico
desde ell dia tres al dia de Setiem =
bre pr6ximo administrs rlas bajo las
condolences siguientes:
Ia ST al terminar los 3 dias sin
tiese el doliente algdn aliv:o sola =
mente abonara ell valor de las pfldo-
ras tomadas.
"a ST creyese sinceramente no
sentir alg1n alivio, quedara desobli-
gado y no pagara NADIA.
DESPACHO.
En- la Gale de San Jose no Z des
de las2 hasta las 4 de la tarde en- los
dias indicados.
Manuel Martinez Echenique.
A 1S-C
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

Vidje de pruebo.

Del fuerte eSheridans (Chicago)
ha salido para esta ciudad un caf16n
de tiro rapido montado en- un auto
m6vil de construction especial.
Vienen en- Ell carnage. ademas
del canon, ell Mayor A. P. Davidson
y tres cadetes de Ia Academia Mill
tar de Chicago.
Miss Helen Gould, la multi mi
llonaria presenci6 la partida del CO.
che, en- compaf1fa del General Whee'
ler.
Este entreg6 al jefe de la expe'
dici6n un parte Official para ell Gene
raj Miles.
Miss Gould les despidio carino
samente. <Si los automobiles, dijo,
sirven para conduclr canones, tam
bien podran usarse para los servi
clos de la Cruz Roja.,
He aqui ell itinerario trazado: de
Chicago a Toledo, Cleveland, Buffa.
10, New York Filadelfia y Washing
ton.
Esp6rase que .llegaran dentro
de dos semanas.
El Corresponsal.
Washington 20 de Julio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
POL ICIA

Han sido detenidos en- ell Dep6si
to municipal y condenados por Ell
Tribunal de 2Poficia los siguientes
individuos: Amalia Garcia por pro
vocaciones insultos Eduardo Be
nitez dollars de multa; Manuel An
dino, por fugarse del Dep6sito muni
cipa', recargado en- la mitad mas la
condena que sufria; Thomas Alberto
por atropellar a Pia Ortiz causando
le contusiones 5 dollars, Tomas O.
quendo, Teodoro de la Cruz y Matias
Figueroa, por escandalo en- la calle
de la Cruz 5 dollars al segundo y 3
a los restantes:
Sc da lecciones de Ingles y
Frances, traducci6n y conversation
a precios modicos, calle del Sol no
1O1. n-a-S-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
DESPACHO
oral. de negOCiOS
Landr6n Mater y Ahedo
,s# TETUAN, 1, ALTOS .Aa
San J7an de Puerto-RicO.
Telefono no 1873.

Asuntos judiciales y administra-
tivos, gestones ante los Tribunales
dc Justicia, oticinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra-venta de tincas
urbanas y rusticas, acciones Bancos
Agrlcolas, Espaf1ol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos Sc ccbrar
cueutas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteame ica-
nos y del pals.
D. P
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Sah.sa.draaie.

Circula con insiatencil Il rum =
de que ell gobjerno retuc(a los muni
cipios de la isla q treinta pobIacio
neS:
Como la media parece que pieu
sa llevarse la practica sin previa
consulta a las localidades, "ree.nus
que en- toda, parties sucedeGa 10 que
en- este pueblo:
Sabana Grande no qu.el e Ia an
xion ninguna de las poblacioHv> Ii
m1trofes: Hasta hoy ha venido Gu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos 4 ~ 40 el quin
tai ns-5-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

briendo sus gastos religiosamon',> y
cuenta con un nntc!co dc pC})3tjt':,
suficiente para guzAr de su cl:t dad
dc pueblo:
SabemoS ou, So organic. u, %,
nate anti aueNioui>t@ Y que :, ~
cara al Gobern"doc 4 fin 5c>vr> H.,
1leve Was to hex no es,t n:,.},i .
que nubla per complete nuo~t.a !
mas bellas espera mas j;o lib 1lAi:
Ell CORRESPONS u.
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Ell ORRESPONS II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
A. las fanliliaS,

Hecho cargo por ausencia del
Sr Novoa de la representation de
.os colegios <Santa Ana. para j6ve.
nes y villa Maria, para Srtas, ha-
go pdblico que ambos intitutos abri
ran sus cursos en- la ciudad de New
York en- la Ia semana del pr6ximo
Stbre. Para mas informes en- San
Juan de p. R., Jose Montesinos.
A 1O--7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
A los Comelciantes,

ST quereis evltaros molestias en-
la preparation de declaraciones de
Aduana, solicitad el <Repertorio AL
fabetico de la Tarifa Dingley en- es'
pa1ol> el cual SO encuentra de venta
en- Ponce en- ell establecimiento de
los Sres. Vidal & Ca Gun dollar le
ejemplar 3O-19
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
Farmacia de Zengotita
Santruce, frente al Institute

En,esta nueva oficina de Farma'
cia, Sc encuentra un complete surti.
do de drogas, productos qufmicos y
armaceuticos patentizados naciona
les y extranjeros y toda clase de ar
tfculos anexos la profession.
Esmero en- ell despacho de las
prescripciones facultativas. Equi'
dad en- los precios.
Sc despachan formulas de Soco.
rros Mutuos.
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y aforiSmoS
INGLESES.
ST no quieres volverte misantro,
po, nj pidas nj des arxilio.
Para ell rico NADIA hay tan indis-
pensable como la pobreza.
Los hOmbreS no Sc perfecclOnan
con maximas, sino guardandose unos
de otros.
Tened exito, y hasta la misma
desgcacia Os traera hOnOres.
En- rea]idad solo existe un fin
del arte: todos los otros Sc derivan
de unas mismas cualidades y faltas
brillantes
Ell absurdo original. tiene STEM
pre- sus ap6stoles tontos, que Sc con
tentan con entender 10 que los hom
bres snperiores no comprenden.
sIndignaci6n moral? a menu
do envidia.
Cuando ell goloso vuelve 4 la
I01o ri
Ell camino para llegar la dis
tinc;6n es tan empinado que muchas
veees, para negar, tiene un hombre
que gatear en- cuatro patas.
Los hombres distinguidos afec
tan un porte obligado, como 81 la
gran fortuna exigiese un gran es-
fuerzo de la inteligencia,
Rara vez dejamos de decir que
no nos gusta hablar de nuestras bue
mas acciones
La sociedad Sc hace atractiva
| por la ment1da sinceridad con que
unos a otros nos decimos 10 que NO
SentlmOS.
Cuando la mediania aspira a la
originalidad descubre una nueva ma
turaleza, comparada con la cual, La
vieia resulta antinatural.
La queja de un pesimista: eDes
pues de cada nueva experiencia, des
cubro que hasta entonces no fu1 mas
que un optimistas.
SE VENDE un roper en-
buen estado Informaran, San Sebas
tian go.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
The Life And Work of DWIGHT l.
Moody.

This memorial volume is being
written bV the Rev j Wilbur
Chapman, Ill. ID. the author Is
the hest man write his life, for
he knew Nj Moody more init
mately than any living Minister,
and he 1T was on whom Mr. Moody
desired that the mantle of his
work and power might fall. As
elisha caught up the mantle of
Eliza, SO DIR Chapman has caught
mp the spirit of his departed friend
and will carry on the work.
Assisting in the preparation of
this Memorial Volume are the
Rev f b Meyer, of London, who
writes the Introduction, and Rev
Henry NJ Wharton, who contrib
utes two Chapters: one entitled
"Personal Rrmemhrances of the
great Evangelist, >, and the other,
"A Month with Moody in Chi
cago" They also Iabored with
MIR Moody and loved him and
were loved in return. Recupniz-
ing their duty to the sorrowinr
world, these three EvangeIi>ts are
preparing Il Memorial of Dwight
l. Moody as a tribute of flowers
to n sacred memory
OF all the great preacher of the
world, not one ever spoke to such
congregations as Dwight l. Moody.
Everybody everywhere received
his words, and every church and
every pulpit was opened to him;
no one else could gather such
enormous multitudes to hear the
Gospel Story.
This book will he beautifully il
lustrated from photographs, many
OF which were taken by special
permission during the funeral ser,
vices at NorthtieId, and from a
friend of Mr. Moody the pnhIi hers
have secured a valuable collection
OF photographs of friends, haunts
and Incidents of the great Evange-
list.
This hook will contain 500
pages, large clear type on good
PAPER and handsomely hound.
MIR l. NJ Cauthen has been aus
th"rized by the publishers to So
! lIcit orders.
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BURGLAR WITH A RIFLE.
Finds the Rev Mr. Wharton in Bed
and Holds Him up and Robs
Him.
Greenville News.

Greenville News.
A cheeky masked burglar did a
bold piece of work at the home of
the Rev w II Wharton at /
O'Clock yesterday morning at
DonaIds.
At that hour the Rev M Whar-
ton awoke to fndIa masked man
standing by the bed with Il WIN.
chester rifle in his hand.
'Well, sir" said Mr. Wharton,
exhibiting as little emotion as pos
sible and with his accustomed civ.
ility, "you have called rather late
haven't yoI? What will you
haveI"
81 want your money! replied
the man with the rifle, sternIv,
throwing back the slide of the
weapon with click that sounded
loud to Mr. Wharton, "and none
of your funny business.
MIR Wharton started to reply
that it was bad thing for one to
lose ones temper, but he didn't.
He onl y said, 81 have no money
except what's in the pocket book
in nv trousers pocket. "
"Aw, I've got that long ago, "
replied the intruder, contemp-
tuously. "What else have You
valuable besides your reputation.
| suppose you need your reputa
ton and | won't take that" "
81 have a gold watch" meekl,
replied the preacher remem berins
the text, ''if man take thy
cloaky give him also thy coat.
"Hand it over, demanded the
midnight visitor.
This was done and the intruder
backed out of the room with his
rifle aimed mt his benefactor. Gov
ering his retreat completely.
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Representative Werner writes
thus to the Oconee News, of which
he is the editor:
"There is much inclination on
the part of some members to pass
bills to interfere with cotton fac
tory peopIe-mill owners and
mill operatives. | think this un-
wise now, as mill people get as
much pay now for Il days work
as such hands get on the farm for
two days or more, and besides, if
we begin interfering in this mats
ter we may stop the coming of
this money to build mills"
That is good, sound, horse
sense. Another point is that the
more factories we get the moro
demand there will he for labor
and the better position the factory
people will be in to correct what
grievances they may have by fair
and square agreement with the
management. With the farms all
around them ready for them, fac
tory working people are in no
danger of being oppressed.
The less factory legislation we
have the next five or ten years, un-
til the factories are firmly estab>
lished, the better. Conditions in
New England should be warm
ing to us. Most of the labor leg
islation there has resulted in seri-
GUS injury to labor.-Grcenvillo
News.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
HARRISON IN JAIL FOR
SHOOTING CONSTABLE
COOLEY.
Said to he the Unknown Who
Began the Overhead Bridge
Fight and Run.

San Harrison, of the Santiago"
section Of the Dark Corner, in
CLASSY Mountain township, was
brought here yesterday from his
home and landed in Jail on a war
rant charging him with assault
and battery with intent to kill
upon Constable Il l. Cooley, who
was wounded in the back at the
time Constable CJrnwell and
"Llttle George" Howard wore
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
TRIED TO ESCAPE.
But the Triple>M rderer Leader
Was Stopped by a Bullet.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan 2O.-Edward
& Flanagan, the triple murderer,
led s desperate prisoners today in
an attempt to escape from Jail at
Decatur, five miles from Atlanta.
Flanagan felled the jailor to the
floor with Il blow from heavy
piece of iron, but the injured man
was game, and drawing his pistol
fired into the gang of prisoners.
Flanagan was shot through the
thigh and fell. The other pris-
oners, cowed by the fate of their
leader, hesitated The shots at
tracted the attention of the JaiIor' $
family and, summoning assistance,
they managed to overcome the
prisoners and all were locked up.
Flan"gan's wound is not danger
Gus.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, liver and
kiddey troubles as well as women,
and all feel the results in loss of
appetite, poisons in The blood,
backaChe, nervousness, headache
and tired, listless, rundown feel
ing. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j w Gard
ner, Ind. He says: "Electrlc
Bltters are just the thing for a
man when he is all down, and
don't cure whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more to give me
new strength and good appetite
than anything could take. L
can now eat anything and have =
new lease on life." Only so cts,
at Crawford Bros Drug Store
Every bottle guaranteed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-24
WORKING NIGHT AND
DAY

The busiest and mightiest little
hing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is n sugar-coated globule of
health, that changes weakness into
listlessness into energy,
brain flag into mental power.
They're wonderful In building up
the health. Only 25c per box
Sold by Crawford Bros,