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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
Mas Casas eScueIas

El Departamento de education ha rnanda~
do construir mas casas escueias.
Toca ahora sus benefcios los pue bios de
Juana-Dfaz, Juncos, Las Marfas. Lai jas, Cayey;
Penneas, Adjuntas Aibonito.
En- estos utinos pueblos ell eaidco Sc &
de u2a sola panta dividida sn dos pleas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12

Unidos en sus trafcos con las repdbIicas ANA
ricanas aienta al gabinete de Washington
para que no Sc de- ie oiscutlr Ia primacfa de Ia
America del Norte la actual contienda.
E6ndsse ell Herald para acentuar su
campafia, que debe de jarse ntervenr
en- ninguno de los confictos que sc orlginen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
OTRO JUJCJO

El sabado sc celebr6 en- esta cudad la Wis.
Ia pdb.ica de Ia causa seguida don Celestino
Perez otr0s por infracci6n la 6rden general
nhmero Isl.
Evacuadas las prueoas ell fiscal modified
sus conclusiones Y la sala condeno Perez
otro, absolvienao los demas procesados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12

entire las repdbcas del nuevo mundo ningu-
naci6n europea, Y rechaZa los bnenos Of
clos ofrecidos por IngIaterra diciendo que ell
Norte de America Sc basta por ST para conse
guir su empenO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
RIO PIEDRAS

Rogamos nuestros suscritOres en- aquel
pueblo SO sirvan abonar los recibos atrasadcs
correspondence q los meses de JUNO Julio
1ltmos, fin de que nuestro sgente pueda IL
quidar dichas cuentas con esta administration,
Esperamos ser atenddos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
IMPERIALISMO

E SHerald de New York aconseja al go
bierno americana que iDteryenga directemen-
to en- los asuntos de Colombia por convenir asf
4 los intereses del comercio de los Estados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
Huespedes

Lista de los huespedes = pasajeros Del
xHoteI Aurora.S
Lcenc' ados don T. mas Befna dini don
Pedro de Audrey
Doctores don Fernando q nzalez don
Juan Fl. ondet.
Don Mariano Abril, don Luis Rodriguez
Cabrera, don Felix M tos Bsrnier, don Juan
r. Baiz don Ramon Cadiz, don L4ureano Ro-
driguez, don Arturo Janer Soier. Sra. Anna
LA Ouebas de 'ondet, don Julio Bruno Bou-
det. don jose Vega, don Felix Medina, don
Jose Labrador.
Aurora Marin
Propietaria.
Caguas, Agosto 1901.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
The China From the Orient.

The Pacific Mail steamship China
Captain Seabury, arrived from ths
orient Yesterday afternoon and moored
aionaside the Pacific Mail wharf.
lulu. Fl. It. Anon and A. II. Victim.
Those going through to the Coast from
tho Orient are as follows:
Rev Y r Allen. II. NJ. Blythe, l..
Robs,en DIR Robley II ], Brown, r.
NJ: Captain Colby nj. Chester. U. g. N;
en- Chester Jr.. Mrs. l.. r. Daniels,
Commander A. de Fenile, Vicomte de
palmer q. Petersen, Ira NJ. Ramsen,
Miss Rosamond. Miss G. NJ. Rosamond,
Miss A A Rosamond. C. f.. Spangler,
Mrs G. - Spangler, II. V. II rmo1,
edmond Horr sby. G.. Hor-s by, s.
Uornsby. II. e. Hover. ]. II. Lewis.
Master f. T. SpangIer, Lieutenant II.
Tietrens A. G. Waller. Mrs. A. G. wal
sb,da
on March 2sth. at s a. M. thirty-fve
rnnes eas,-rortheast off Midway ISL
and tho China smoke the Nicara guam
barkentine J. G. Pleuger, standing
northeast: wished to be reported
large number Of people have en-
,ored Message 10 the Coast on the
China TIE hookines are as follows:
Il Suhr ard family. Mrs NJ. u. Ten
ney. Miss Holt, Mrs. f. d. Tennev.
two chtldreh and nurse. Mrs. II. q,
Noonan Mr. and Mrs. paul Isenbarg
Jr Mrs II G TAYLOR. Lady Heron,
r n Wilson. DR. O r Spaiding. Col.
r c. spalding, Mrs A. H. Cathcart,
Mrs G II WoolmInpton and child. ].
y sorar Charles Harris. ". W, TO.
hin 7 Fl wilson. Harry Cooper. Mr..
and Mrs Gait Miss Gait Mrs. Kenre
DIV and how. George II. Warfield, N. d.
Hodge. Mrs. F.. w. Shalike. Mrs c. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Mrs Carrie Ma
tion graoed ST, Louis with short visit
en- route to Cincinnati The famous sa-
loon-wrecker stopped here between trains
and visited liquor establishment on
Market street that had been named after
her Mrs, Nation called the prop lrtor 60
task fer daring To name his estHhl sh-
munt after her, The saloon man said he
belonged to the nation, Hs 4 a his rus-
toners, and he meant TO retain the name.
Mrs, Nation was compelled On continue
her journey without securing the object
uf her visit She was followed hv a
crowd as soon as her identity became
known Mrs Nation VIII meet her man.
aver tn Cincinnati ana wa proceed 90
lrNinrIun ky whore she viii lecture
tonight Several moro lectures WI he
del Nered ly Mr7 Nation on this trip be-
fprr returning home
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
Guns Will Boom for Harrison.

y special order was received at the
Naval Station yesterday from the Navy
Department at Washington. Following
n proclamation by the President Of the
United States in honor of the memory
of Benjamin Harrison was an order to
the effect that on the day after the re-
ceipt of the order, the ensign at each
Naval station and on board each vessel
of the United states navy in commits
mission should be hois'ed at half-mast
and that n gun be fired at half-hour
intervals from sunrise to sunset at each
Naval station and on board naEships
and vessels acting sinEly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed administrator OF
the estate of Frank Johnson, late OF
Eleele, Kauai, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
the said estate to produce proper
vouchers to the undersigned at Lihue,
Kauai, within six months from date
hereof, or they will be forever barred.
and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
II. d. WISHARD,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Frank Johnson.
Lihue, Kauai, February rs, 1901.
260-5t-March s, IL, 10. &c; April 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
been duly appointed administrator of
the estate of Dr. Hiram p Hugus, late
of kealia, Kauai, deceased, notice Ia
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the said estate to pro-
duce proper vouchers to the undersign-
ed at Kealia, Kauai, within six months
from date hereof, or they will be for
ever barred, and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
payment to the undersigned
GEORGE II. FAIRCHILD,
Administrator of the Estate of DIR.
Hiram p. Hugus.
kealia, Kauai, March IL, 1901.
2262-March ~, 10, 26; April q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
: sHIPplNu INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived AT HONOLULU.

Friday. March %,
B.-A. s. $. Santa Ana, Strand, from
Seattle.
III stmr. Mama Loa. smcrson. from
Hawaii and Maui ports.
Saturday, March 30.
u. s. A. transport kintuck Long
from Portland. ore. March Il, wi 500
horses and mules FOR the Philippines
LII stmr. James Makee, Tullett.
from Kauai
w. stmr. Kinau, Freeman. from Hli1
and way ports
Tug Eleu Hi'bus, from walsnae,
with schr. Mokihana in tow.
LII stmr w. q. Hail, Thompson,
from NawillwilI.
sunday March a.
Am. bk. Itesper. so1errren, nrtv-nine
days from Newcastle, with l,175 tons OF
coal ~ order
Am. bktu. Archer. Calhoun. fourteen
days from San Francisco.
Am blk Eaiulaui Dlbel, eighteen
days from san Francisco.
Am hk Albert Griffith, thirteen days
from san Francisco.
w. stmr Claudinc. Parker, from Ka-
hrlui ard way ports.
Ii sfmr Mikahala, Peterson. from
Mnbnuali
Ii stnr Hanalel. Greene, from Ha-
~ stmr. walaIeale pitt. from
Monday. April !
u. s. A. T. Hancock. STRIVE. G,b davs
from San Francisco with 1000 troops for
Manila.
Am NJ soroma Itw'slaud, 75 l,yo
from Newcastle with coal
p. NJ s. 6. China, Seabury. from The
Orient
p NJ g g Crtv Of Peking. from San
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT, Box H.
HONOLULU, n.
NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been appointed the administrator of
the estate of Isabella May Powell, de-
ceased, late of Kekaha, Kauai, notice
is hereby given to all creditors of the
said estate to present their claims with
vouchers, whether secured or other
wise, at his office, Judd building, in the
city of Honolulu, within six months
from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred.
Dated at Lihue, Kauai February %,
1901.
G. r. CARTER,
Administrator of the Estate OF Isa-
bella May Powell.
2260- 5t-March S, IL, 10, rs; April g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02

one carpenter who holds mates pa
rers and took the place of one of the
strikers yesterday was not at all anS-
lous to do so but obeyed orders under
protest, lie is a we'll known man along
the waterfront and very well liked,
When he took his position aboard a
certain vessel In the harhor last night
he attempted 10 start conversation
with one of the engineers, When the
engineer snubbed him ana referred 10
him as a &c., soab" he went away
and "almast cried" according 20 wit
nesses,
When President Ena Of the Iater-
Island steam Navigation Company was
seen hy q reporter yesterday he said
that the strike Was materially aneelinH
the business uf the company and that
a couple OF steamers We're unable 90
set out on account of The trouble lie
that the men wanted hishtf
vases aud AID not lhink that the eom-
panles would comply win the demands
of The strikers
H..H on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
Notice to shipmastsrs,
u > Hrsprh Hyarorrapnlr nnrs
san rIhnf-aLl CA

Hrsprh HyaroErapnr OmnF
san Franf'ErQ psi
% communicating with mo nrap'h hy
in graphic ohlre lu san Frsneisrn eap
tsins ~ vessels who wil gp-npfwtr Riih
The iiYdrographil once m rfrortinE th
rtlforolngitAl observe ans auggaftft IN
hs pliies can haNf forwarded r, them %
uY tfsred mort ana free NJ eEprpse thf
FVieH pilot ohsrta of ne HorIh fagln'
Nean ana lhe latesf information regard
~ he depsef 90 nANleatlan Ia tks Na
~ when theY fleqnfnF
AnrlnrfH sFe requfgifi ~ repprl ~ Ihf
Nee aAngrrs disooYfTr' pr am eInrr
nfpfmailpn winch esa ps utilised caf
f1tlng eharis pr Saline dlTtetipas NJ a
es puhlieAuaR u ihs pNol chants ~ the
iorA rHelho Il u eAthlhA
llsai CENT? faN IA ehsrgf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
SALES DURING MARCH

Fifteen shares c. Brewer and Co.. AIS:
. N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. 500: 5000
Eva s2S; 80 Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
$40; $50 Hawaiian Sugar Co. $i1.5O to s42-
80; 60 Honomu sl72.50; los Kahuku s26 to
S27: 495 Kihei assessable $40 to Sl2: 472
Kihei paid up 1880 to sl45O; go Nc
Rryde assessable IS to $685. 20 McBryde
paid up sl3 to s13,25: 146 oahu $161 to $685.
456 Ookala SIS to S19; 1,132 Olaa assassable
a12h to s5.12ia 1865 Olaa paid up SIS r.
1850 74S Pioneer Mill Sl1750; 433 Wala-
lua si17 to 1921; Inter-Island S. n. Co.
Sl2,5O 1875 Mutual Telephone Co. 81. 62h to
80; pa q. r.. 4 l.. Co 800 To sl05: u
First Am. Saw Bank & Trust Co. sos;
55r Haw. Govt. G per cent bonds 800;
$1,000 o. r., 4 l.. Co.'S G per cent bon ts
tin9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02

lHtH ~ Honolulu as Nfli us here pa "a
testified 81 hy the hurried TRIP ~ J a,
hennfaY NJ ihf ianaluu iron Works
90 inia city lH search ~ non vi ~
Hrn ~ take lhr PLACES ~ those wnA
hays Nalkea oul ~ ms shops ThnY
NAnl genf,ef haafs mere as yen es W
them, have struck Thert ls npl muph
ahanen thar MI kfnpfaYs anrst Will
~ paTllqn'aTlN HuoffHaful fnF there HTa
rnl' many maehinlfia lale nfrt ana he
fliaf lheY alf ~ ne verse nf halFinK
lie same anfHilan fnF ihaWa Nea IN
iNiH Section II tNR fNNNlff hAn ffanf
lHaH fAll, Aareh y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02

Moderate terms for boarders and day
scholars. Boys received from eight
years of age and upwards. Military
drill, technical art, including mechan-
zeal drawing. Boarders may, by their
parents wish, attend any place of
worship to which they are accustomed.
Thoroughness, discipline and moral
training are strong factors IN the
school system. Present number, 81.
References in Honolulu, by kind per
mission, to the REV. JOHN U.s.
BORNE and THOMAS RAIN WALK
Err, Esq,
ApplV to Head Master
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02

Session Sales-Morning SessIon-F1ve
Waialua, sll7 Afternoon Session-Five
IL. s. N. Co. 500; Ii Olaa. assessable.
A.75; olaa, paid up. s15.25; Waialua,
si1675.
Between Boards-Thirty-five waialua,
Sll7; 1000 o. r. & L. Co.'S bonds, $l03
DIVIDENDS PAID
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
SAILED FROM HoNoLULU.
Friday, March %.

Friday, March %.
stmr. Upolu, Gardner. for Hawaii
IL. .tmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Honoipu
and Punaluu.
Sunday, March 81.
Am. bktn. s. O. wilder, Jackson, for
San Francisco, with sugar.
Monday. April /.
u. S. A. r. PAX Ling, warral. for Ma
nila.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
How to Save Fuel

THE GAS WEIGHING ECoNoMfz-
ERA gas balance for indicating
continuously the proportion of car
bonic gas in the flow of the furnace
gases, and which enables the engineer
to get the best result from the fuel
These machines are now In use at
the Oahu Sugar Company, Pioneer
Mil, Kekaha Mil and the Kukaiau
Mil, Hawaii.
GEORGE OSBORNE,
Kukaiau, Hawaii Agent for the
Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
FOR SALE

NhF AEM AlaIiA. ha q IAN
ROOFS tNNaHEh tapaeUA lan ta
'aRfleN tens per hoNl
fnFa n pANf7 80 FR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED
king Leopold has the grip.

Smallpox IL decreasing In Porto Rico.
kaln spOled the Royal fetca al GIbral-
tar.
Generals Bates and young ara com INK
home.
Nyolrott ia not tn be U,tchcock's ruc.
urssor.
Savage warfare Is reported I'm New
Culncn.
f.tous strikers are wrecklng cars in
Marsc Hes.
Tho Kentucky VIII he flagship on the
N5,hlle slat no ....-., -
a.' ""' 's''''''H ''""'
Mrs Nat,on 's ,,rgrrg -, crt,sodo og,t, d,
tle nude I'm saloon arr
IT ia said that ana civ rslRnq throuph.
out Western Venezuela
Carnegie r'alculcs tho idea Of running
for Mnyor Of New York
Tho now Trangvanl Executive Council
Is headed Ivy @. V. Fldds.
Ifpnna favors tho election of Thomson
ms senator from Nebraska
To,to Rem plantors want Government
aid IN the form OF n lean.
David p Webster nm cIa ossaver at
.tl,o r,o,,stocr ,niro 90 dood
The stparer willamette Inns been
,t,,do,,ca on a, ALASKAN roof
General worack has pone IN port Ar.
,brr 10 coneuIt ADMIRAL Ale1ier.
Ntirnoaota nrob'brta tho manufactures
soIo or ctvtng awav Of cigarettes
A r'irnor circulated In Antwerp that
two poers had ptrIed General French
Sam. the ossIr,ed man. iq dead We had
hoo, on evbihit|on FOR thirtv-stx wears
CO., .,,,.a,,, ,ro 4, 1,,s,,r, cub,
oro now boi,g n,anted 70 sugar cane,
r,rr,,ol ,bo cor,noear WAC shot md
M, t., r,.a.,o, ,,, ,or,ror r,,atraes
r.'.,,.-. ,,sr,,,,o,. rooo,.,,, rosoa tor
- o,ouo, ,,or,,r or,t.t
a half-hour for coiored woman art's''
Many trains on the Union Pacihc ana
tributary ronds are stAlled III the eho"'
THO bo.tIoahin Massachusetts. in leav-
ing PENSACOLA, went aground on a sand
bar
1,..,,,,,, pr,,,o,,orro tho f,uo,s
r-roncb critic ms become , Roman Cath
o,ic
There IL one plague patient Mt South
arnpton and four fresh ones at Cape
Town
THE English In South Africa are seiz-
Ing herds OF cattle belonging to the
Beers.
companv Of American volunteers.
,-,os,Iy from Boston, recently Joined
Potra.
ordon Armour he's made big deal IN
ro-,, from which he expects a proft OF
s2nn n'o
- tr,y
NV ,..o. ,oo- Mol
NC '''''
w. Wv Do,,rtun,t hos AUTHORISED
,,-o,-o o,s,t,onal companies OF Coast
or.,,a-v
r,,o,ic,, .os.a ~ u,-e'oos toler-n INV
IN ,o,,g rrade with marked success Mt
c,.ro,,o-
80, sr,., Eva, 4, b,s communion, n
WITH prrs,a IN regard TO the Manchurian
,,,roo,,or,
characterization rr"u chair-,"n ~ tho
w.. ,,.,t.or,, Co,ru,,t,ee will visit the
p,,rrrr,ras
,7,,.o ehots r,o-e rroa pt Nav nucN'ev.
,ro oc.rosa. in New York recently, ny an
,..aa,,. ~
,r,,,, Cr,r,s rosvcrsrd renrs treachorv
+ .i. ho,,soho,d and has taken unusual
,,rooo,,,,ors
,.
TN" We" fo'R r.. ,.n,,. ..r.h
In" "n' Money markets ei''''' ''' '''9 -
arn Hc''Vr -. .,o c-oo+
'" > fH"n' n''NRp VI ,,nas
N""'hHrn fcr"l OF 'h'c"Ro' ms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
Civil Fneinaer white Prom o.od

Civil Engineer Ulysses s. @. white
OF the Naval station. recolve1 the fol-
lowing official communication from
WASHINGTON by yesterdays mail:
Navy Department, Washington March
6. 1901
sIr:-Having attained the rank Of
captain since the issue OF your COM
mission az civIl engineer, you win he
regarded ana recoenized as holding the
rank of captain from the 2Sth day Of
February 1901.
II Is not deemed necessary by the
department that another commission
should be issued 20 you to establish
your rank IN your present grade Very
respectfully
JOHN II LONG Secretary
Lieutenant Commander Pond carr
penter Hay and Cummandapta Clerk
Arthur Merry were present az tho
Naval station Headquarters when 1lNN
FRBinfar white received his nlll
They We're auipk lp congratulate h.H
and Captain White was uol slow lu
ms 90 the telephone and ordering nN-
prupriale refreshments
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
NAME OF STOCK.
N RRCAEIILR.

MERCANTILE.
- RYE wer q Co. ...
N S.Sachs' Dry Goods
Co Ltd.
L. Is. Kerr d Co., Ltd .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02

,Rl,,gysla0ooI'i' asalo aallYs ~ %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02

Apply to Head Master
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-28
EXTRAORDINARY DEMANDS.
Russia Demands from China Virtually Com.
pIcte Control OF Northern China.

London Pan. . TIL" Prkin correspond
a.ui "l the Times. wiring. Yesterday
gives y rrocis ri the draft of the Manchu-
ritu convention. lIc SAYS. Russia re-
Iuirc- china tr sign u convention con-
>IStuS uf J. articles. The first saws the
Szar ~ willing tO forget the recent hos
riitlr~ iu Ntnrhuria ana consents to al-
.nw CHila tu resume the civil govern
ucut.
Tho tther articles virtually place com
Pi't' '"1tr"l Iu Russian hands. They ex-
rlIdo Chinese troops and forbid the inn
p"rtiti"u az arms They demand the .g-
radiation of the high officials Implicated
IN the recent disturbances and exclude
Elk rs"Hs "i auN other nationality from
holding amy official positions In Aanchts.
RIA or drilling Chinese soldiers or sailors
any whore ia northern China.
Article eight provides that in MauChu-
ria. Mongolia ann Chinese TudkestHu uc
"a 'lWa>. mining Ur other concessions shall
10" granted To- persons ot any other ma
tiunaiiiN. nor cau China herself Cunstruci
auy railroad
no lama around Mn Chmauc can be
leased To Foreigners Tho remaining
claus"h deal with iudomHit.cS. 50 far as
the military Expense in concerned Russia
viii aoI iu conjunction with the other
powers AS regards indemnity for the dc
Stru"tIuu of tho Narchurian railway.
China shat arrange with the railway
company itself nru commercial Conccs-
sion may ~ accented in pant I.tymcnt.-'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-28
INTERVIEWED IN HONOLULU.
late Consul Wlldman Talked on Philippine
and Chinese Questions.

~tu Francisco. Feb Z.-Th. l..t
statement tuaG, sar ratification hy
United State. consul Geu Ituuur.
vim. NlId,pl.tI who lost ms I.r iu tho
vyr,,L M ma Nt..,r5.r t.ItN ,r f.lu ID.
t.,..,,, \. r-fYt.3 Ir wv. I4nrpItIIu E.-
,,ubii..n ~ reh Is Tho Eepupu..,u
..,,-..
,r,..,,s ;t.. r,,,,-.. r,r.-rtn..rt t,,q.,f.-
e,.,. ,,b,. .,r.. t,.,ssiu.. through Ioaalt.-
IA, nr tn. rfty Of rto Il. Jtrc.rn is
r,...,,..-,..rt. u.1t.,...- -h. ,-.e..rr
'4' '4''
Eonr Nit NNil3eu,.u rs r.Iuruiu. To-
... .t.......- ...
IN" states. JUST Mn MIR I'"N 'I'H-S "+'
looking after u fnuI years absence. H-
b. ,.V,,r.ss.5 IL When asked concern
-. t,,.,,f..,..-,..s NJ,
Nl- 'i'' ''i''' ''' -''' '''''l l''''
Nild"mAn SiiG
"TcroYa auSu rIirE Your question tct
,,., ,,.,. ,b,s.. .,.,,,t- in % t-epar.f.,,-,-
~ -
Way hhf present administration ha0
acted most wisely Iu handling This
matter TN. phffi,,r,tpe uurotion is
100 r.-
W"'i'''IN "l dh '''N' II 'u' i'''
can keep IN" insurgents under tH1tFni
during the raiuN season. ana / believe
,tr, an w.. ,,,,r,or VIII soI,a itself
-, =. e....,
Il n lflS"i -'it' d'' "'Ih- '"l ''+ +i''i
all external communication. IhcN mo
IL harder and harder To secure food
-,,.c,y RI. t.,,r ara. ,,.,r. ,,-,,-.-t..J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-28
AGUINALDO'S UNCLE APPOINTED.
lose Serapio Will Be the First Governor OF
Bulacan Province.

Gucuintu. Province of Bulacdn. Lu-
ION, Feb. 27-Joso Scrapiu. an uncie ~
Aguinaldo. and formerly an insurccnt
colonel. has been appointed governor
Of Rulatan province. There were srv-
cral candidates, including TWO army
officers. hut the /. :. commission was
unanimously in favor of SaIapio. who
surrendered during Cen LaNtons pro-
gross northWard. ana who has since
been such a consistent friend of the
United States that AEuinaldu publish
ed an order degrading him.
There was considerable protest
against Serapio's appointment. chiefly
flom delegation which represented
tho interests Of the Ftiars The ON
mission announced that it had inv ,stt
gated the allegations made against
Serapio. and found them to he untrue.
captain Greenough of the 4lst tcgi-
ment, was appointed treasurer and
Lieut. Wells 1881 regiment. Was Az
pointed supervisor. The other officials
appointed We're natives. All the APP
pnintments practically were made on
Gen. Grants recommendations
According to the reputation OF Bula-an.
II Is not the castles; province % govern.
All the local leaders are most Of thc in-
hahitants. however. are now fgiendl, to
the United States.
The question OF the selection ~ / c,r.-
tai for the province was submitted to tho
vote OF the delegations M4iolos The for
iner seat OF the inSurgent congress. is tho
pest town. hut Bulacan has WAYS hec,:
the seat OF the ~ovo rnment ana was east
ly first. The ballot was the tirst trno III
ing on the Philippines excepting M tho
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the PHILIPPINE AMENDMENT.
Text Of the Measure Agreed Upon in the
Senate.

Washington. Feb. 21.-Tho Philippine
amendment as agreed to in the Senate
is As follows
All military. civil ana judicial pow
erS necessary to govern the Philippine
islands, acquired from Spain by the
treaties concluded at Paris On the 10Th
day of December 1895. and at Wash
inEton on the eth day of November.
1900. shall. until otherwise provided by
Congress. he vested in such mannC, as
the President Of the United States
shall direct, for the establishment Of
civil government ana for maintaining
and protecting the inhabitants of said
islands in the free employment of their
liberty. property ana religion.
Provided that all franchises granted
under the authority hereof. shall con-
tain a reservation Of the right tn il-
tar. amend or repeal the same
Until a permanent government snail
have been established in said archipcl-
ago. fun reports shall ne made Ia CON
grcsS on or before the first day of each
regular session Of all legislative acts
and proceedings Of the temporary gov
eminent instituted under the prnvis-
ions hereof: aud full reports of the
acts and GoingS Of said government
and as to the condition OF the archt-
pelago and of its people. shall be made
to the President. including All inform
alton which may be useful to the con
Sress in providing more permanent
government.
PROVIDED That no sale or lease or
oth"r disposition of the public lands
Or the timber thereon or the mining.
rights therein shall he made. ANA pro
N'ded further that no franchise shall
DC granted which is not approved by
the President of the United States and
not in his Judgment clearly noccs-
SarN TOR the immediate government of
the islands. and Indispensable for the
interest of the people thereof ana
"hlch cannot without great puhIir
mischief be postponed until the es,ab-
lshment of permanent civil govern
'nent. and all such franchises shall
terminate one year after the establish
ment OF such permanent civil govern
ment.