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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-05-11
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a Shrewd observer say that
many of the oil companies require
too much advertising. Where there
are so many seekers it would seem
that stock would not GO a>begging.
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From Oakley plantation in or near
April I, one unhroke dark sorr"l Texas
mare, with Texas brand and hipsll6t in
right hip. Rcward'will he paid for in
formation leading to her recovery.
Miss Lucy l.. Matthews,
St, Francsville p. O.
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Lamuol Eyan1t to SalIio Baker; Robert
johnson to Martha DAVIS on; Philip Walsh
to Lizzie James; Ransom Webb to Lizzie
Gafnor.
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The Jacksonville, Fla, fire is on
~ ecIipsed in hor ror and fatality BY
the Galveston food.
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The line of ladies aud children's
shoes always good at Stems.
E>TRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp ny Chas II. Veal one lirbt
bay mare, black name and tail, about 4
years old, about IA hands high, and an
praised at $500, by two sworn aprrais
crs, VIM Caviller and Major Cavlier.
Nj. New Alters,
Nav /, 1901
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Make health while the sun shines.
Get ont of doors.-N. Y. World.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
K. Babtistc to Sidney Black, acres on
Mississippi River. Consideration, $3.50.
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Evening star., 1901-08-10
THE F|REbRAhD.
sxpop.i. of Preceding Chapters.

Ramon Garcia, known as FL Sarria, having been
induced to believe that his wife, Dolores, Is
unfaithful stabs a village fop, Rafael Fiores'
whom he finds presumably kissing Dolores
through the window. His estates are conhs-
Gated and he becomes a hunted man. AT tne
same time a young Scotch adventurer' hoiio
Blair, comes to Spain, and during an inn quar-
rel Is aided by John Mortimer, an Engilshmah.
The two start to visit Don Baltasar ABBOT ot
the Monastery Of Montbianch. Blair and MOT
timer are entertained lavishly by the abbot ana
meet Etienne st. Pierre, French gahah''
who is studying for holy orders. These three
with FL Sarria, who has found protection al
the monastery, are commissioned by the abDot
to capture the queen regent and her httle
daughter in the interests Of the church. Eh
route for the camp of Cabrera, the Carlist gen.
eral they pass the home of FL Sarr1a, VINO
learns that Dolores not false to him ana
that lis downfall was plotted by Luis Fer
nandez Dolores is imprisoned In Luis home
and the son to whom she had jdst given birth
Is about to be buried alive by Luis brother
Tomas when FL Sarria falls upon him. I'll
Sarria rescues his child and takes II to the
Convent of the Holy Innocents. where Concha
is also staying. Then, aided by Rollo Blair ana
his companions he captures Fernandez's home
and resrups his wife.
Evening star., 1901-08-10
IN THE CHU URCHES

Rev. E. D. Bailey of the Peoples Mission
this city has for some time past been as
sisting the Brooklyn IN. " City Mission
and Tract Society in its evangelistic work
In a letter he states that this society
spends annually about 100000 In its re-
ligious and industrial work. There are
twenty-one missionaries, ninety employees
and $50 volunteers connected with the So
ciety. The Industrial work and the mis-
sionary work are splendidly organized, he
says, but its central evangelistic work is
not equal to its great opportunity, and It is
to remedy this defect that he is giving
special attention. Mr.. Bailey further
states that there is immense opportunity
which the general superintendent and Sec
retary is doing his utmost to improve and
he has some plans for the future which, if
carried out will easily put the work ahead
of anything of the kind in this country.
The plan involves the idea of a Peoples
Church or mission at central point, from
which would emanate all the evangelistic
missionary and industrial work An ef-
fer has been made for block of buildings
in which would be large audience room
lust suited to such work, and located in
exactly the right place.
Rev. Joseph B. Stitt formerly pastor Of
Dumbarton Avenue NJ. E. Church. this CITY,
and now pastor Of one Of the largest
churches in Baltimore, has notified the off,
cial board of the latter that at the next
session Of the annual conference he will
ask to be left without an appointment for
a year. DR.. Stitt has been in failing health
for some time, and he thinks If he can OBJ
tain this much-needed rest he will be able
to resume his work in the conference with
much more vigor.
number Of well-known Methodfsts from
this vicinity are scheduled to take part in
the coming ecumenical conference, to be
held during the first week In September at
Wesleys Chapel, London, England. Among
the many subjects that will be discussed at
the conference are the following: "Infiu-
ence of Methodism in Promoting Interna-
tional Peace" "Methodism and Christian
Unity" 'The Perversion Of Wealth."
Modern Indifferentism,'' Gambling"
Evening star., 1901-08-10

maligned and misrepresented beings on the
earth the most maligned and the most In
nocent was little Concha Cabezos.
The Mill House remained as he had left
it when he rode away. The sunshine fell
broad and strong on its whitewashed walls
and green shutters, most OF them closed
Theoretically along the front. as was the
custom In Sarria, till the power Of the sun
was on the wane.
As RoIIo went down the little slope past
the corner OF the garden, where Ramon had
spoken first with La Giralda, 1t seemed to
him that over the broiling roofs of the Mil
House he caught the glimmer Of something
cool and white. He halted his horse and
stood momentarily up In his stfrrups,
whereupon the glimmer upon the roof
seemed to change suddenly to red and then
as swiftly vanished.
Certainly there was something wrong.
Rollo hurried on, giving the three knocks
which had been agreed upon at the closed
outer door of the house. 1t was opened by
La Giralda.
asked. hurriedly.
glanced apprehensively at his face. It had
grown white with sudden anxiety.
"A touch of sun-you are not accus-
tomed-you are not of the country to ride
signaling. Don Ramon Is with his wife,
waiting for you; and as think, not find
ing the time long, I will bring you a drink
OF wine and water with a tisane in it. very
1ud1cious In cases Of sun-touchp'
But Rollo was not to be appeased till he
had summoned Ell Sarria and with him ex-
amined the strong room where the pris-
oners were kept. AS before, Don Luis
sat !istlessly by the table, his brow upon
his hand. He did not look up or speak
when they entered. But his brother moan
ed on about his wounded head and COM
planned that La Tia had drunk all the
water. This being replenished, Don Tomas
wandered off into muttered condolences con-
cerning his early travels, how he had made
love to the alcaldes daughter of Granada,
how he had fought with a contrabandista a
at Ronda fair-with other things too inti-
Evening star., 1901-08-10

his heel, adding as an afterthought, "and
especially at this time OF day."
He was walking on In high dudgeon. pre-
pared to give the silent maid a piece OF his
mind, indeed d sample most unpleasing.
when something inpthe tone of the lovers
voice attracted him
FORE" the voice was saying. II have wan
dered the world heretofore. careless and
heart free. that might have the more to
oner to you. the pearl Of girls. the all IN
comparable Maria Of Sarria!
The fair hand thrust through the lat
tices was violehtlys agitated at this point
Its owner had caught sight or Rolio stand
Ing on the pathway, but the lovers grasp
was too firm AS Ro.'o looked head was
thrust forward and d7downward-as It were
into the picture And there, kneeling on
the path was Monsieur Etfenne, iateiy
Brother Hilario Of Montblanch. fervidiy
kissing the hand OF reluctant beauty.
AS Rollo. unwilling to intrude, but Sc
cretly resolving to give Master LoVeiace NO
peace for some time. was turning away,
a sharp exclamation from the girl caused
the kneeling lover to look up. She snatch
ed her hand through the interstices on the
instant. fed upward through the rose ano
fuchsia bushes with swift rustic OF
skirts. and disappeared into a neisnporins
house.
Etienne de Saint Pierre rose in leisurely
manner, busted the knees OF his riding
breeches, twirled his mustache and look
ed at Rollo, who stood on the path regard
ing him.
"Well, what in the devils name brings
you here?" he demanded.
The mirthful mood In which he had
watched his comrade kneel was already
past with RolIo.
Come outside and I will tell you," he
said, and without making any further ex-
PLANTATION or asking for any from Etienne
he strobe back through the courtyard OF
the Vente and out into the sunlit road.
Then turning to his friend, who still con-
tinued to scowl, he said, abruptly: Where
Is Mortimer
NAY, that I know not-looking for an
other meal. I suppose" answered the little
Evening star., 1901-08-10
CHAPTER XIX.
"Sfgnals of Storm. -


A long strip Of Notwithstanding wall and
certain towers. that glittered white in the
sun, advertised to Rollo that he approached
the Venta Of Sarria. Without that build
Ing might have passed for the palace of a
grandee; within-but We know already what
it was within.
ions. He had just discovered that he had
most scurvily neglected them, and now he
was all eagerness to make amends But
the house place Of the Cafe de Madrid was
tenanted only by the valiant and a clean
silently moving maid.
Rollo's questioning produced nothing but
sleepy grunt from Don Gaspar Perico.
My companiOns-where are they?' said
Rollo hastily. He had much on his mind
and wished to dispatch business.
Your companions-nay, I know nothing
OF them,' said the veteran. True. 1t is
he of the stoutness desired to buy my wine
and when l gave him q sample, fine as
iced Manzanilla. strong as the straw wine
of Jerez. he spat 1t forth upon the ground
and vowed that as to price he preferred
the ordinary robbers Of the highway"
Rollo laughed little at this description
Of John Mortimer's method Of deing bust
ness, but he was eager to find his COM
rades, so he hastily excused himself.
Of the inn the silent maid servant passed
him with a flash Of white cotton gown.
Her grass shoes made no noise on the
pavement. She was beckoning to him to fol-
low her. There could be no doubt Of that.
She turned abruptly through q low door
way, upon the top OF which Rollo nearly
knocked out his brains.
The Scot followed down a flight Of steps
beneath blossoming oleander bushes, and
found himself presently upon narrow ter
race walk. divided from neighboring gar
den by lattice Of green-painted wood.
The silent maidservant jerked her thumb
little contemptuously over her shoulder
elevated her chin, and turning on her heel,
disappeared again into her own domains.
A little to the right the path bent some
what. and round the corner Rollo could
hear a hum Of voices. 1t was in this direc-
tion also that the silent handmade of Gas
par Perico's kitchen had terked her thumb.
Rollo moved slowly along the path, and
presently he came in sight Of q pretty dam
sci on the farther side Of the trellis paling.
deeply engaged In O most interesting con-
versation.
Her hand had been drawn through one OF
the dfamond-shaped apertures OF the green
trellis-work. which proved how small q
hand 1t was. And, 30 Tar al the young Scot
could Judge from various contributory
movements on the iady's part, Il was al
that moment being passionately kissed by
some person unseen.
"What foolsr ht muttsred, turning ca
Evening star., 1901-08-10

mate to be here set down. ever returning,
however to his plea that the Tia Elvira
had defrauded him out Of his fair share of
the water jug.
Nay, not So" said the Tia, soothingly,
"every drop Of the water you have drunk,
Don Tomas. But it is your head, your poor
head. I turned the poultice and with the
water he speaks Of moistened the leaves
afresh.'
Had Rollo but followed the direction, of
La Giralda's theory Of sunstroke to explain
the signaling from the roof For there,
clearly to be seen out of the half-open trap
door, was little scarlet strip Of cloth
stirred by the wind and doubtless conspic-
uous from all the neighboring hills about
the village Of Sarria.
But Rollo, eager to get to his task Of ar
ranging transport for the evening, SO that
Dolores might be taken In safety and COM
fort to the Convent Of the Holy Innocents,
was already turning to be gone.
Bring wine and water!' cried Rollo to
La Giralda, land, Don Luis, in an hour
will trouble you to take a little tour of the
premises with me, just to show that all is
right"
So Rollo Blair and his companion with
drew into the cool saloon of the Mill House
without having seen the little waving strip
Of red upon the roof AS soon rs they were
gone, however, Don Luis leaped up, and
with a long fishing pole he Haunted a strip
of white beside the red, waving it this way
and that for a long time. till in the close
rained from him in great drops.
Then he leaped down at last, muttering,
If the general is within twenty miles, as
I think he is. that ought to bring him to
Sarria. The angels grant that he is in
time'-there he paused moment and then
added with bitter smile-"or the devils,
either: am not particular. SO be that he
Gomez
Evening star., 1901-08-10
Queries.

Queries.
II. NJ. Greenleaf in the Bookman.
What does Anthony Hopei
To Marietta Holley.
What happens when John Kendrick Bangsf
Samuel Smiles.
When IL Marian Evans Cross?
When William Dean Howells.
When did Thomas Buchanan Read?
Just after Winthrop Mackworth Praed.
Why was Rider Haggard?
Because he let Rose Terry Cooke.
When did Mary Mapes Dodgei
When George w. Cutter.
Why did Lewis Carrollf
To put q stop to Francis Quarles.
Why fs George Canning?
To teach Julia Ward Howe.
What allied Harriet Beecher Stowe7
Bunyan.
Evening star., 1901-08-10

CHAPTER xX.
The butcher Of ToFtosa.
Upon the village Of Sarria and upon its
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Johnson-Cameron

The residence Of Mrs. E Williams
on Chaplain Lane wa, beautifully
decorated last evsning when Cap
tain Sam johnson aud MISS o iva
Pearl Cameron were married by
Rev. j. P. E imam, of Central Union
Church. The young couple stood
under an arch formed OF banyan
leaves, interspersed with plumaria
a I'd the keystone OF the arch was
composed of two heart-shaped
decorations one OF pink aud the
other of white carnations. The
bride was given away by bar fathsr
aud Miss Alice Johnson was her
bridesmaid. Ralph Raymond was
best man to the groom.
After the ceremony was over the
young couple received the congra.u.
lations OF their friends and then
the rooms where cleared for dancing
and an enjoyable time was had. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson will reside at Pa.
waa.
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Peculiar Proceedings.

Joseph Hartman, the wholesale
liquor dealer, who was fined $3.50 in
Judge Wilcox's court yesterday for
selling liquor in less quantity than
q gallon, seems not yet to be out OF
trouble.
In the trial of his case yesterday
the principal witness for the prose
cution was young native haokman
who had purchased one bottle of
brandy for one dollar from Hart
man. At least that iswhat he told
W. NJ. Cunningham, who took the
bottle and paid him one dollar and
then took him to the High Sheriff
to whom the driver. admitted the
purchase of the bottle.
When on the witness stand q
change had come over bis dreams
and he stouily stated that the bot
tie was q gift'to him from generous
Hartman, He olhouRht that Gun
ninghsm3 paid him the dollar for
driving Him from the corner OF
Bethel, and King streets to the po-
lice station and back and he got
generally mixed. He admitted
that he had gone to the office of
Andrews. Peters and Andrade aud
that Hartman was present there
while he signed and swore
to an affidavit that the bottle
was gift and no money
had been paid for it. He al,o ad-
mittsd that Hartman had said to
him that if be (Hartmas) won the
case there would be . new suit OF
clothes fol The witness, So,
Later on he was arrested on q
charge of perjury and his case was
called in the District Court this
morning, The High Sheriff en-
tered polle prosequi stating that
he realized that the defendant was
only tool in the hands off the real
guilty party who should have the
attention Of the authorities without
delay. There are msmbers OF the
bar who don't consider the incident
10 the office of Hartmal'sT lawyers
10 accord with the ethics Of The
profession.
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Liliputians Coming.

Pollard's Liliputians will arrive
from Australia by the Sierra due
here on the 18th and will play three
weeks at the Opera House. The
Liliputians have met a great sue.
cess wherever they have appeared
aud that is. in very many places
They have played in South Africa,
India, Australia, New Zealand, Tas.
mania, China, Japan, Java, Ceylon,
Mauritius and Manila p. 1.
Included in their repertoire are
THE Geishs," IA Giety Girl" "In
Town." "The Belle OF New York"
THE Lady Slayey," "La Msscoite,"
n. M. s. Pinafore," 1.-THE Pirates
of Penzance," etc.
Mr.. A. Fl. Pollard, the business
manager is here now, and he feels
assured that Honolulu will be az
pleased with the diminutiye art
lists as have the audiences 10 the
many places they have visited. The
troupe'is composed OF sixty persons
all told. The first performance will
be "Gsisha" to be given on the
18th met
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No Prostratioa For Prince ohun,

No Prostitution For Prince Chun,
BERLIN, Sept. 3,-The Boersen
Courier says it learns that Count
vou Buelow dissuaded the Kaiser
from insisting upon the ceremony
of prostration, arguing that mere
externalities were worthless.
Prince Chun arrived at Potsdam
today, and he will probably berre-
ceived by the Kaiser, in the new
palace tomorrow. Baron Won Rich.
thofen, the Foreign Secretary, will
assist Emperor William at the re-.
ception. Count Won Buslow will
not be present. KEN Chang, the
new Chinese Ministar here, will act
as interpreter. No other Chinese
will BIZ present.
The Emperor will not receive the
other members OF the mission.
Prince Chun will lodge as EN-.
peror Williams gu-st for two days
at the orangery of tn, palace at
Potsdam. 1t is exps.tei that EN-
peror William will pay no further
attention to Prince Chun after his
majesty has received him in audi.
ence, ~ -. -,
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The Cofsr Affair.

YOKOHAMA, August 81 (via Victo-
ria, B, O., September BIO say
that hornets nest has been stirred
up in japan would but mildly ex-
press the news Of the alleged out.
ragsous treatment OF Japanese
ladies on the Nippon Maru by the
quarantine officers OF H,waii Moth.
ing in the course OF all the relations
between America :, and japan has
aroused 80 much press indignation
or such strong popular feeling.
Whatever else this nation may be, it
10 an eminently self-rsspecting ma
ton, and the enco NUNS recently
passed upon u, it BY western peoples
have accumulated the feeling to an
extraordinary degree
That which cuts the deepest is
the discrimination which wa, made
between foreign ladies aud the Jap.
anese, and the incident thus shows
clearly what difficulties are before
the American Government should
this people be discrimiuated against
in the framing OF immigration laws.
Any such measure would also de-
stroy the extraordinarily friendly
relations which have always existed
between the two Governments.
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The band will play at Thomas
Square this evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-11

'kentucBy's famous jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons aud at l.ovejov Il o.
dlstributing agents for the Hawaiian
Ialaudu = g..f.r .ft
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Judge Humphreys is expected
back here during this month.
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Attorney -General Il. f.DJle and
Miss Cleaner Gallagher were to be
married in San Francisco on the 9Th
inst. according to latest advices.
Vicar. General -Prendergast was the
officiating Clergyman.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-11

To Let-A furnished room at No
8 Garden Lane. Mrs. Mcconnell.
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A house mum ering department
has been opened in the Office OF
Captain johnson in the basement OF
the Judiciary building. A. N. Mur-
ply 10 in charge of the work.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-11

A jury yesterday found All Soon
/, not guilty on charge of having as
,saulted police officer All On, ;@f
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The following postal appoint
mants ara given in the latest Wash
,ington dispatches: Hawaii Sgd
ney @, B,ddie, Keomuku; Frank
Pahia, Heeia, Oahu Island.
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Ths Otegoniau which arrived yes
tsrday afternoon from San Francis.
90 has ., cargo of 1900 ions Of
ffaight besides 1900 tons Of coal for
her own use. She will take sugar
here for New York.
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An insane Chinamau in nude
condition was arrested by Captain
sKanae early yesterday morning Oh
River, street and after an examina.
ton by DR.. Emerson sent to the
Asylum, ~ a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-11

When desiring a ndNH, surrey
buggy, ETC., with careful drivers,
ring up Telephone 1l3-Territory
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The Chinese Theatre on Liliha
s street will be closed as no new
3 talent can be imported under Amt :
rican laws. 0tT
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-11

When you want a mack ring up
l9l. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, a fine hack
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Robertson g. Wilder have moved
sheir law offices to the Stangenwald
building, Merchant street, rooms
b0206. 2O7, second foc l6-lw