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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27

pecter. J. <. Carpenter. George 2
DetTick. 2rz- George r Dstrick and
two children. Mrs l. Evans. J. Il.
Frazer. G Haras2ki. Dr. 2. r Hsr-
kinson- Charles Heymznn. K Kunc
Dr.. Kurt Pfund. 2. - Rzues. Mrs =
NJ Rznes. J. Hsds. 8 Isazcs. Mrs. s
Iszacs. Master Ir~in ". Isaacs. Mas
ter Milton Il fss2cs. Y. TwakcShi. 5
Jacobs. Mrs z. n Jones. Miss Eliza
beth a Jones. Miss Grace 4 Jones.
Miss Mabel NJ Jones. z. Il kiaguan.
Mrs 2 H Kinguaa. Dill hinyoun.
" kirkwooi and valet. Mrs. n Kirk
woOd. R kitajima. W Schwartz. 7
ShimiEu. A. SimsR Miss Rata Strong
T Sullivan. Mrs. J. [. Taylor.
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Merchantmen.

This list does not include coasters
Benz. F. Packard. AM ship. q. Allen
Norfolk
": H. harstontAm sch. C. Curtis. San
Francisco.
Moh,,an, Am bk. E. V. Kelley, Oyster
Harbor.
Mauna Ala, Am bk. Smith. San Fran
cisco
Rosamond, Am sch. A. II. Johnson. Sar
Francisco.
Charmer. Am ship. ]. Slater. Tacoma
r. P Rithet, Am DIX, McPhail, San
Francisco
Santiago, Am bk. Engalls, San Fran
cisco
Lita. Ger ship, H. NJ. B. Harms. Ham
burg.
Archer, Am bkt. Hardwick, San Fran
cisco
Kaiulani. Am bk. Dabel. San Fran
cisco.
Esvrphrates. Ans ->-tfp, Davies, Cardiff
Alice Cooke, Am sch. Penhallow, Port
Gamble.
Roanoke. Am ship, Amesbury, Nor
folk.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED. I

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr
Marina Ioa, Nov 2e-w. p Feunell
O. T. Shipman. W II II rsman. A. C.
Malone. Mr.. era ham. Mrs N Iau
kea. J. K. Nahale. Kae'emakuIe apt
wife. ". F. Drake. Jas Bod. NJ
CsrHDhell. w C Ach'. Chas. Hall Nr
Snotgrass. L. P. lincoln. NJ. s De
monte. s A'u Miss G. Aiu. Miss M
Kesws Rev. s H Davis ). Onlha,
g. p o'-sen. Kat Poo. c. Yu Yem snd
So on deck
From the orisrt. per T, K. K. Nip
~ Ns-u. Nov. 2s-N s Sarhs ard
wife NJ Tsm~ke. = Martha. c Sawa
no. Con-ta-ta'n de- S-salvgir. Thrnugh
f9- San Tran-isro: Pay. J. n. Alex
~rdo~ Yrs 7 " Alexander. Miss
Ai-rsader Ntss R-rcr. ]. Becker
c-O-~s G os b r--t-s- = " R-..-.
neT. r. e; r. II. Carundan. A. Car.
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Li,a,s Diversified Cargo.

Yesterday afternoon one-half OF the
cargo OF general merchandise aboard
the German ship Lita had been taken
out by the stevedorcs. The manifest
I'd list Cf articles aboard the ship nun
Der above 20 500 which include mer-
chandise OF every description. in fact
everything from a moving machine to
a needle. The cargo is being dis
charged az the irmeard wharf.
Captain BARNS WAS pleasantly sur
prised yesterday afternoon in meet
ing Captain Dahcl Of the bark kaiu.
lani whom he Afterwards ascertained
vas ship mate in the GermGn navy
many years ago. The two shippers
held a reunion aboard the Lita whore
old times were discussed.
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To penan.
To the Public.

Allow me to say few words in praise
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy. l had
. very severe cougn and cold and feared
/ would get pneumonia, but after taking
the second dose of this medicine | felt
better. three bottles OF il cured NV cold
and the pains in my chest disappeared
entirely. | am most respectfully yours
for health. RALPH s MEYERS, 81
Thirty-Seventh st. Wheeling. W. Va. T.
;. \. For see by all dealers and drug
giSts. Benson, Smith < Co. agents for
Hawaii.
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RIERCE gales and high seas Fhleh
r. prevailed for I've days aIteI
III leaving Asizt.c ports did mol
materially lessen the time made
nv the Nippon Maru which arrived on
the harbor A. an early hour yester-
day morning. and which ar1er~sId
t,ocksd Al the Channel wharf
The Nippon Maru met WITH about a.
severe q storm during tne first week
out from Yokohama as has fell 10 her
bot ia many a month. Strong north
east gales accompanied by seas which
al times kept the decks aWash made
existence aboard ship not the most
comfortable The vessel left Hong
Kong November s. and Yokohama No
Vember l6. From Yokohama 10 the
lSGth meridian the worst kind OF
weather prevailed. Several days out
uf Yokohama an unusually heavy sea
was shipped which smashed port cab
In windows while salt incrustations
we're plainly visible on the vessels
smokeBtacks when she appeared in
port.
The rough weather has considerably
10 DO with the Nippon making slow
time % Honolulu. II was only after
the severe storm had been passed
that an attempt was made 70 make up
lost time. When Gains prevailed the
vessel was pushed for all that she
oOuld make. Her time TO this port
vas 10 days and hours.
The Nippon Maru brought 2el Jap.
anese and l3 Chinese for this port In
her steerage. Soon after the vessel
was doclted the AsiatiCs were trans
ferred 10 a steamer and taken 10 Quar-.
antine Island where they were sub
iected 20 the usual examination
In the cabin the Nippon had IS first
class passengers. There were 20 lay
over passengers for Honolulu. al
though passengers came to this port
from the Orient direct
Without doubt the largest cargo Of
freight from the Orient which has
been discharged az the new Channel
wharf since its erection was discharg
"a BY the Nippon Maru The vessel
had q cargo Of nearly 1900 tons Of
Oriental freight for Honolulu a good
" portion OF which was gunny sacks
The recent record breaking freight
lists have been taxing the capacity OF
the new fumigation plant TO the ut
most limit while the wharf AT the
present time is piled high with
freight which has yet remained un-
called for by local consiEnees.
The Nippon Mau will get ava, for
san Francisco az o'clock this morn
ing. She will take away large mail
from Honolulu but no lavOyer pas-
sengers.
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Music on the meaee.

A complimentary concert Was given
BY Captain Berger Of the Territorial
hand aboard tae United States trans
port MeSde Yesterday morning. be
tween the hours OF 9 and 1850 O'Clock.
The concert was given for the benefit
of the passengers. aud school teachers
en route 70 the Philippines The band
touched on some OF their latest pieces.
and the program of melody vas uuex.
oelied and met with the wsrmeSt ap-
probation Of al those who hap'isned
% be In range OF the entranclng
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DEPARTURES

Tuesday. November 90.
Stmr James Makee. Tullet, FOR Ka-
paa.
Stmr. Ni'hau. W Thompson. for
Koolau and Hanamaulu.
Stmr. W. G. Hall. S. Thompson. for
Kauai ports.
Stmr. Kinau. Clarke. for Hilo and
way ports.
Stmr. Clsudine, Freeman. for Maui
ports
Schr Kswailani. for Koolau ports.
Bark S. C. Allen, johnson, for San
Francisco.
Sehr Ada. for Kauai ports.
Schr. Kauikeaouli. for Koolsu ports.
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A East Russian Cruiser.

The Russian Admiralty organ Ko;-
lin states that the new fIst-class
cruiser Yarjag. which has left Cron-
stadt fer the Far Fest. is the fastest
warship afioat. as she steams twenty
five knots an hour. The further an
nouncement of the official journal
that the new cruiser carries sufficient
coal for the direct run from Cron-
stadt 20 Vladivostock is a little extra
ordinary. especially in the absence OF
any statement with regard TO the
ships bunker capacity. The Variag
was built az Phl'adelphia. and is $500
tons displacement. She Is very pow
erfully armed. and carries a crew OF
$50. exclusive Ct the commander and
twelve officers.
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- amer Fer the caast.

Captain c. II. Johnson OF The bark
s c. Allen vas around yesterday bid
ding his friends good bye. as his yes
sci took her departure for the Coast
in the afternoon The Allen got sSsy
sor San Francisco With quantity Of
sugar and several passengers The
Alien Eas tOwsd 10 sea from her an
ch0rage IN the stream by the Fearless
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Marlposa. = Bic Fish.

A monster fish much resembling a
balloon fsh caught 8 short time az hv
several Japanese was turned over 10
Fish Inspector Louis Bsrndt who has
had the gigantic pi-csto-iai specins7
photographed and the rkenesS viii ne
sent 20 Professor D~vid starr Jordan
now ~ the cosst. The FISH had been
classiasNd hv Professor Jordan as tn
-Mariposa." FISH whsch at times st
tsins g0eat size- The specimen
brought 70 the iorsl FISH inspector
weighed III pounds.
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..h,ie sIah,ea by the kaIuIanI.

The men aboard the bark Kaiulsni
met with a gray California whale
while en- route 20 the islands from San
Francisco. The marine monster WAS
sighted & few days before the vessel
came in sight Of the Hawaiian Islands.
The whale hsd been following the
ship for some hours. and as the lewis
than deep-sea dweller came closer
several shots were taken at the whale.
Whether the shots took effect wss
never RsceTtsined. The voiley from
the seamen caused his whaleship 90
seek n deeper pogticn OF the ocean.
Il vas never seen again by the Ksiu-
lani's men
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oisehsrsins Coal from the Roanoke.

oisehsrging Coal from the Roanoke.
At a late hour yesterday afternoon
work in discharging the cargo OF Pocs-
hontas coal abord the big ship Roam
oke was commenced. From matches
, and a considerable amount of fuel
was sent up. The cargo between
decks was first given attention. It
is believed. however, that the coal
slowed away in the lower hold is not
In any particular danger of FIRE.
There was but slight trace of gas
detected yesterday when the hatches
we're opened The coal Is being de.
ivered upon the dock from the slings
and baskets. and viii be taken to the
United States Navy coal sheds. where
Il will await disposition by the FEEDER
al authorities. Until the greater part
OF the cargo OF coal is out OF the ship
the extent of the damage to the vessel
cannot be ascertained.
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New steamer suiIdirs.

YOKOHAMA. Nov. I5.-It Is stated
that Nippon Yusen Ksisha have or
dsred another s.o09 tons steamer from
the Mitsu Bisbi DockysTd Co The
vessel Is intended as a reserve ship
for the European line and i 70 b. In
ishsd in January, 1898
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Nllhau Sailing DELAYED.

The sailing time OF the IntsrIsiand
steamer Niihau vas changed from
Monday evening until yesterday owing
70 the amount q freight consigned to
the vessel. The Niihau left for her
ports OF call on Kauai last evening.
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ARRIVALS.
Tuesday. November IS.

Tuesday, November IS.
Nippon Maru. Greene, from the OTi-
ent.
Stmr Mama Loa. Simerson. from
Lahaina. Maslaea, kona and kau
ports.
Schr. Malolo, Moki, from Koolau.
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Wilder force The retarn Of Captain
Parker after his =eliearRed rest sin
replace Captain Freeman on the ki-
nan, and Captain Clarke sill resume
his duties as Superintendent Of the
Wilder wharf
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New Ice Cream Parlors.

D. G. Camarinos has recently open.
ed up a dainty and neat ice cream
parlor. corner of Alakea and King
Everything clean and tasty. Ice
cream. cool drinks. etc. Don't fail to
drop in.
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vsea,lon Eor car,aln earker.

Captain Parker. the porel.- MASTER
OF the Wilder steamer C'sud'ns has
been granted a vscatioa s-d tha li7ar
was taken out last evening On her
regular run ~ Ca-ts'n Frper-pn :
the Kinau. When The Ei-@r tn ~
reliable Hilo ferry boat left h-r do~k
YESTERDAY noon. she was commanded
by Captain Tom Clarke OF ths local
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Army ana Nsyy.

Army and Navy.
L. S tug IroquOis. Pond.
Z. S. A. T. Meade. Williamson. San
Francisco. November 25.
L. S. s. Solace. Winslow, Pago Psgo,
November "a.
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sAiLlne TO-DAY.

S. s. Nippon Maru. Greene. for San
Francisco at s a n.
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strains from the instruments o.
Bergers peerless aggregation oi
musicians
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RERETANIA STREET AND kUu-
ANU VALLEY.

Cars leave Punahou Stable for Town
at $50 and for Town and Valley at
$40, $50, $40, $40, $40. Z and
1920 a. N.
Cars leave Oahu College for Town
and Valley at $50, $50 and 7:10 a. N.
and every 10 minutes till 1910 p. M.
except the even hour and half hour
cars which run from the Stable.
Cars leave Nuuanu Valley at 6:10,
$50. $50 a. m, and every 10 minutes
thereafter till 1880 p. n.
Cars leave Fort and Queen streets
for Punahou College at SOS. 6:25.
Gas a. m, and every 10 minutes after
till 9:45 p. m. After that the cars
run TO tie Stable up to HOS p. M,
which is the last car from Town.
reaching the Stable at 1850 D. N.
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TramWayS Time Table.
KING STREET LINE.


Cars leave waikiki for Town at
5:45, 6:15. 6:45 a. m, and every Is
minutes thereafter till 10:45, ISIS
and 11:45 p. N. from Waikiki go to
the Punahou Stables.
Gers leave Rife Range or Pawaa
switch for Town at 5:5S a. N. and
every Is minutes thereafter till 11:0S
p. NJ.
Cars cave Fort and King streets
corner for Palama at 6:l0 a. n. and
every Is minutes after till 11:25 p. m.
Cars leave for Palama only at 5
and $50 a N.
Cars leave Palama for Waikiki at
5:45 a. IN. and every Is minutes till
9:45 p. m, then at 1918 and 10:45
p. m. The 11:15 p. N. from Palama
for Funahou only goes to Waikiki on
Saturdays.
Cars leave Fort and King streets
corner for Rife Range at $40 and
$3.50 a. N.
Cars leave Fort ai-d King streets
corner for Waikiki at SOS a. N. and
exsry ~ minutes TIN Ic:Uo D. M, Inen
at 10:35 and HOS p. m. The 1885
p. N. goes 10 Waikiki on Saturdays
only.
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FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY
81. Hackfeld 6 Co., Ltd.
Agents.
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Oceanic Steamship Go.
TIME TABLE.

line VIII arrive snd leave this hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
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OAHU RAILWAY Ind LAND CO
TIME TABLE

from and After January l, 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17

hubiese descubierto ell yerdadero
estado de 81 alma, Jay de la pobre
B.anca!
Pero Ernesto escondfa cuidado-
sam9nte 81 herida, comp escopdfa
sus torturas fisicas y morales.
Despues de aquel acto brutal,
dejo a Juana y fae a e;haIse sobre
Ell divan, exclamando:
Estamos entendidos.
Juana re'piraba cou trabaio y la
mirada que dirigio a su ma arido es.
taoa llcna de odio, de rencor.
81 tn 10 his entendido. yo no
10 entlendo -exclam6 -tus amena.
las no me dan miedo, y ST tuviera
Temp de estSr aluf, oirfas algo
bueno sobre tn duquesfta.
7 vo viendole la espalda. salf6
81 nriendo de la est.ucia
Err este que quedaba echado 50.
ore ei divan, la vi6 desaparecer y
la oyo gritar en- la estaacia conti.
qua.
Ofeste, es inttil que encieadss
81 Idego, 20 no volvere hoy co.
mer.
Pero para yuestro maridoj Sc.
nora Juana
Efnesto habrfa q1erido levan tar
Sc lmPedir que su muier saliera
goipearia furiosamente, arrancarla
oe encima los vestido, obligarla
pei manecsr en- casa.
Pero no Sc movie, y extendi6 en
uivan' cerfo los ojos todo su pen
samiento Sc abstrajo en- la pura
lmagen de Blanca que no lie reco-
nocerla aEnque lie viera cara cara.
~ 11ero vOlverla YER, hablarla,
@sWePitio como espantado.
Sc enderez6, y su frente tuvo
como un rehejo de aquella volun.
TAD que otras veces le habfan envi-
dIado sus compaferos.
-6Q0e jmporta 10 que pueds
suceder despues9 mo- .mlen1
tras 20 pueda una vez al menos
or Ell timbre de su voz, recrearme
en- su angelical semblante; mien-
tras 20 pneda disculparme. decirla
10 que sufro.... lAh! 81 B.anca
hubiese sabido el NAL corazon anS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17

moyil en- medic de la Gale de arbo-
les. No Sc movie nas que al cabo
de algunos minutes.
La encoptrare-dijo quiero ha-
blarla, aunque tuviera que cometer
un de!ito para liegar hasta ella.
Aquel ola Ernesto en- vez de en-
trar en- casa con los ojos bajos, hu-
millados, abatidos, tenfa la cabeza
alta, los ojos brillantes, ell sombrero
de traves.
Juana delante del espejo Sc ARE
glaba para salir y le parecio contra
riarla la vista del marido.
JoiYa aquf?-murmur6.
Precisameute, y vos :que haceis?
La hija del barbero qued6 IN
m3mento perpleja. EZRA realmen-
te su marido Ell que contestaba
asi? iSe rebelarfa?
Pero adquirfendo de pronto su
franqueza:
~-Hago 10 que me parece res
pondi0 no tengo que rendirte
cuentas. sAcaso estas celoso?
Ernesto Sc ogi0 de hombros
con tan mareado desprecio, que las
mejillas de Juana Sc inf .maroa
de desde0.
-dAcss, no 10 merez o?r-affa.
di6 con yoz sibilapte. e, que Sal
go Ago mas que aquel mango de
escoba de a duquesita.
Ernesto no la dejo terminar: Sc
abalanz6 sobre su mujer y a puso
bruta mente una mano en- 5 bUca.
-Calle-dijo en- tono amenaza
dor, vibrante no pronuncies jamas
ell nombre de Blanca, tie aplastJ
cor1o vfbora que eres.
Juana cay6 de su cuenta. sQue
querfa decir aquel movimieuto de
revueltss 4 Habfa acaso ell 10.
ven yisto q su antigua prometida?
A esta idea. la sangre Sc lie ex
salt0. Qle no amara sn m2rido
era natural, que Ernesto no cuida-
se de ella, no la mportaba, pero
que pensase en- otra, que suspirase
por otra, est) no 10 permitirfa.
Experfmentaba tanto despecho
como maravilla.
81 una palabra del marido, la |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17

| da, lie entreg6 IN periodico, di.
ciendo:
Lee aquf.
Era la noticia del matrimonio de
Blanca Milani, la dnica muier q
quien el habfa amado, que amaba
todavfa.
Sc lie ocurrio la idea de que Blan.
ca sc hubiese casado con un yieio
y di]o amargamente:
DE modo que era ambiciosa y
no me amaba. Pero aauella maf1a-
al yer a Raul al lado de su muier,
experimento un dam horrible.
E duque era joven, bello parecfa
adorar a So m djer y ser adorado.
iQue sonriente lba Blanca! ique
bella era! Todo en- ella demostrab ba
la felicidad. la pura embriaguez
que inundaba su alma.
No debfa acOTdarse va de Ernes-
tc; acaso habrfa enrojecido al pro.
nunciar su nombre, al encontrarlo.
dPero Ernesto no tenfa acaso ell
derecho de exigirle una exolica
ci6n? Blanca habfa hufdo sin escu-
char su justification, lie habia con-
denado sin piedad.
cQ4e enorme culpa habfa CT me
too? 6Acaso aquel duque antes oe
casarse cen Bls nca no habrfa tent.
do alg in capricho? sPur que e. su-
yo produjo tan NAL efecbo en- BIan.
Ca que era tan feiiz?
Acaso ST Ernesto hubiese visto
Blanca triste, afligida, q bue
SECURE que estos pc nsamientos ve-
nenosos, malvadoS, de envidia no le
hubieIan asaltado la mente.
Pero asf irritado resultaba malo.
Delo su sitio y Sc dirijio la calle
de arboles por donde habfa visto
desaparecer a B anca, y lego
TEMPO para admirarla a1n, mien-
tras-ei marido lie daba la mano para
sublr IN soberbio tandeou, tlraio
por dos cabatlos CRISES, rocadCs
Una lagrima brill6 sobre la pail
da faz de Ernesto, mientras mirab ba
en- siiencio q la que por su culpa,
Id bfa perdido pa siempre.
Ell cuehe habfa desaparecfdo va,
y Ernesto permanecfa todsyia in.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
leceiones para no yivir cargo de

leceiones para no yivir q cargo de
su mujers
Juana apesar de TODD este, para
Oar envidia a sus amigas, comenzo
q ostent tar IN luio extraordinario.
Efns sto salfa con ella de mala ga
ma un dfa que habfa rehusado
llevarla a Ut. paseo, la hija del bar
bero encolerizada, con los punos
apretados en- jarras, la cabeza echa-
IA atIas, lanzo mil injurias contra
Ell josen y como Ell no respondia,
asaltada por una especie de Juror,
dei6 caer su sombrilla sObre la cara
de ErnestO.
Este Sc defendi6 con tenor de
hif1o y bast6 este para que desde
aquel dfa, Juana adquiriese auto
ridad scbre FL
Azuzaba al padre contra ell ma ri
do, haciendole slfrir las mas ver-
gcnzosas humillaciones.
ErLesto no supo y no quiso reVe-
larse. Sufrfa aquella mujer como
bu castigo, su expiaci0n.
En- pocos meses Juana hizo de su
uaIlOO ouo ulfOIoiouS oi oASSAA AO
comprender NADIA.
Ion frecuenciaj Oreste lie Sor-
pre- tldia; .corriendo gruesas lagri-
mas por las meji.las del desgraciado.
Oreste era ell 1nico que sent1a COM
passion per Ell, por mas que no lie
defendiese ablertamentec Con Juaua.
Ernesto comenzo q descuidarse
en- ell vestir, q frecuentar las hoste
ffas, cuando volvfa a casa, los
secinos sc enteraban del escandalo
que Sc armada en- la estancia de los
espOsos.
Ellos no habitsban va ED Ell en-
tresuelo de encima de la tienda,
sino en- frente, en- una bella casa
granoe, en- Ell primer piso que Jua
ma habfa hecho amueblar con un
lujo un POGO nconveniente.
La col mocitn sufrida por el in
feliz la vista de Blanca que en- ell
acto reconcile, fue fuerte profunda.
El Saba que la jCven estaba casada
con un duque porque una noche al
volver a casa, Juana que contra 10
acostumbrado le esperaba leyanta- |
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-25
THOMAS PROTESTS.
Forced to Doubt Work Of His Own
Created Board.
Denver Times.

Denver Times.
1t is perhaps the Irony OF fate that
the firm OF Thomas. Bryant a. Lee
should be one OF the first TO fail to
comply with the provisions of the now
revenue law, with relation to the pay
ment OF the Increased fees required.
ana should be the first to send n pro
test to the office OF the secretary OF
state against the payment OF the same.
Some days ago they sent TO the of
nee OF Secretary Mills incorporation
papers for some eastern clients and
neglected to send the fees required
by tn new law. Under the old law the
papers could have been filed for the
nominal fee OF 81. Under the revc-
niue bill the fee was fixed at SIS.
A telephone message was sent to
the office OF the firm calling attention
10 the fact that they had not sent
money enough with the papers and
that before they could be accepted
tho additional fee must be forthcom
ing A letter was sent along with
the money. which was dispatched by
a messenger boy. protesting against
thc payment 81 the additional zee ana
rcscrving the right to ask for the
return OF the money In case the rev
onue law should be declared uncon-
stitutional. While the messenger was
on his way to the capitol the discoy.
cry was made that the company had
hlcd these papers some time ago, and
lat the Hing by the firm was unncc
essary. Thus they wsre able to save
the $40 for their clients. but not until
the protest had been made.
The significance OF the whole matter
comes from the fact that the commits.
sion which framed the bill was the
creation OF Governor Thomas, the sen
ior member OF the firm making the
protest II II had come from some
one else not 30 much would be though,
OF II.